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Senators down Jets 6-4
Winnipeg puts up determined fight, but...
There's little argument the Winnipeg Jets have been bursting at the seams over the last 20 or 30 games, trying to scrap their way into the Stanley Cup playoffs.
But there's also little doubt those seams are about to give because the stitches and duct tape can't hold this willing but out-gunned outfit together much longer.
The Jets put up another determined fight Monday night at the MTS Centre, coming back three times to tie the game only to eventually give it away to the Ottawa Senators 6-4.
It's now four losses in the last five games and we're getting to the point where a miracle is going to be needed to see the post-season.
Winnipeg trails Washington and Buffalo, who share eighth place in the Eastern Conference with 84 points, by a full six and have just six games left themselves.
The next stressful step of this process comes tonight, when the Sabres and Capitals meet in Washington. Any way it falls tonight, the difference between the Jets and a playoff spot will be eight points — Winnipeg will have a game in hand — and next up here on Wednesday are the New York Rangers, who are first in the Eastern Conference.
Monday, the Jets just couldn't seem to get a lead, yet three times turned deficits into tie games, including 4-4 with less than three minutes to go.
Evander Kane's chest produced his first in six games by going to the net but the euphoria was short-lived as Daniel Alfredsson smacked one into the open side 24 seconds after that, with the Jets in full confusion mode.
"We chased the game," said Jets coach Claude Noel, in analytical mode, not anger mode, after his team fell to 35-33-8. "We were forever chasing the game. We kept coming back.... and eventually, there are some moments you could have taken some steps."
At either 3-3 late in the second, or 4-4, Noel suggested, it might have been a good idea to buckle down.
"This is where you've got to buckle down and say, 'OK, we just need one here and we just need to settle down and play,' " he said. "But we didn't. Look at the plays that got made, but we battled all the way through to the Kane goal, and couldn't even close it off then. It's disappointing and it's disappointing for the players, too."
The higher-skill Senators, outshot 48-35, made the most of their openings.
"If you want to get in a horse race against them, this is how the game winds up," Noel said. "You have to be able to regroup from situations and stay with the way you're playing and I don't think we did that.
"You get caught up in the (the emotion of the building) but you tie it late like that, you should be able to at least get to the point where you get a point.
"But to turn around and give up a goal on the next shift with your best players.... "
Winnipeg's 48 shots were the most of any game this season. Whether that says something about how tough it is for opponents to play in the MTS Centre, the Senators' porous tendencies or the Jets offensive generation isn't clear.
What is clear is that Ottawa now has 88 points, is easily seventh in the conference and is headed for the playoffs.
"Guys are trying their best out there to make plays, create offence, get the puck out of the zone," Kane said about his team's costly turnovers. "It happens to everybody.
"We battled all night. We had 48 shots, threw everything at the net. We had a lot of key chances, probably could have got eight or nine goals if we could have got those bounces. I thought we played pretty darn well and we lose."
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The odds are dwindling for the Winnipeg Jets, but they are vowing to continue to scrap and fight until the plug is officially pulled on their playoff dream.
The website www.sportsclubsstats.com has the Jets' odds of making the playoffs now down to just 4.1 per cent, but they would jump – even minimally – with a victory tonight against the Ottawa Senators at MTS Centre (7:30 p.m.; TSN Jets/TSN Sports Radio). This is one of three remaining home games for the Jets who, at 35-32-8, trail eighth-place Buffalo by six points in the fight for the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference.
"We've got to find ways to get this because for us, you can say all the clichés, but we have to win the game," said Jet coach Claude Noel. "That's really clear for us. Even if we win the game, our future this season is probably not going to be dictated not only by us, but by other teams beating people we need. We're going to focus on just this game then we'll focus on Wednesday."
The Jets follow up tonight's game with another home game Wednesday against the New York Rangers before heading out again for four games against Carolina, Tampa, Florida and the New York Islanders. The regular-season finale is here in Winnipeg on April 7 against Tampa and the Jets can only hope something is at stake for that game other than their potential draft position.
"The perspective's pretty clear, honestly. Obviously we probably have to win all our games and it starts with tonight," said winger Evander Kane. "You've got to take it game by game and as much as we've said that all year, that's the way it is. We're definitely not out of this. We've still got to stay positive, we can't discouraged by what happened last week. We've got to move forward and finish out the season strongly because anything could happen here. We could go on a seven-game winning streak.
"We need to win hockey games in order to get points. We're not in the position we want to be, so we have to win. We know that in this room."
The Jets lost two of three on their recent road trip to Pittsburgh, Washington and Nashville, and have dropped three of their last four. And now they are talking about going on a seven-game win streak, or at least 6-1, while getting some help from their rivals.
"It's definitely do-able. No one said we're out right now," said Tim Stapleton. "We're still in it. We've just got to win. Obviously we're not in the situation we want to be right now, but we're definitely not out mathematically."
On the injury front, Byran Little was at practice Monday and will play tonight. Nik Antropov also skated and Chris Thorburn will return to the ice on Wednesday. Noel said both players will be on the final road trip, but are unlikely to be available for Wednesday's game against the Rangers.
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Updated on Monday, March 26, 2012 at 5:43 PM CDT: Preps live coverage.
8:21 PM: Jets trail 1-0
9:19 PM: Updates, 3-3
9:37 PM: Adds seventh goal
10:19 PM: Adds final score
10:25 PM: Adds final result, updates
11:43 PM: Final wrap-ip
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Terra incognita: Can Israel learn from pre-Zionism?
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A recent article in an Israeli newspaper claimed that "Zionism is out of fashion in New Zealand." A website called Jwire in Australia claimed that Zionism had become a "dirty word" among Kiwis. Actually Googling "Zionism dirty word" brings up dozens of articles. One writer claims that "identifying with Zionism is seen as identifying with occupation and Israel's policies."The 92nd Street Y in New York even hosted a session in 2009 with this eponymous title.An announcement pondered, "How did Zionism, which originated as the national aspiration of the Jewish people, end up being so misunderstood, so mischaracterized and lamented throughout the world?" Alongside the argument that Zionism is somehow tainted exist the concurrent movements "post-Zionism" and "anti-Zionism."In a 1998 article in the The Annals of the American academy of political and social sciences Hebert Kelman proposed that since the original goals of Zionism had been met, that a post-Zionist Israel would, "while maintaining a Jewish character and special relationship" to the Diaspora, "focus on advancing the interests of its citizens, regardless of ethnicity." Rabbi Aryeh Cohen, writing as part of a series titled "Liberal Zionists speak out," argued basically the same point, saying the post-Zionist "challenge is to become a truly liberal democratic country of all its citizens and work toward peace with a homeland for the Palestinian people in Palestine."While post-Zionism embraces more a fuzzy concept of turning Israel into a sort of liberal post-national state, with its supporters looking to Europe as a model, the anti-Zionist sees Zionism as one of the main threats to the world, and believes the Palestinians are a sort of chosen people. Gandhi wrote in 1938, "Palestine belongs to the Arabs in the same sense England belongs to the English."In a sense anti-Zionism is Arab nationalism, but expressed among some Jewish critics it becomes something more strange: a Zionism of the Diaspora that posits that only in the Diaspora are Jews truly Jewish, sort of like the old Catholic concept (abrogated by Nostra Aetate in 1965) that Jews were "cursed" to be in exile.In contrast to these concepts Zionism soldiers on, burdened, like Samson, by the hardships of years of struggle. (It is not a surprise that Vladimir Jabotinsky, the Revisionist Zionist leader, once wrote a book about Samson, that quintessential un-Jewish Jewish biblical hero and one who is unsurprisingly considered a problematic figure both in Orthodox and secular circles).The answer many offer to this parable of Zionism struggling against its illegitimate intellectual offspring of anti- and post-Zionism is to offer more Zionism. It is like giving a coughing patient more medicine in the hope that somehow another dose of something only marginally effective will prove effective.Maybe it is time for a new theoretical paradigm.Let's look to pre-Zionism, in much the same way that the Roman commander Camillus looked to his sword after the sack of Rome in the 4th century BCE. "Not gold but steel redeems the native land," he is reputed to have said. Gold in this case being the trappings of using current models to inspire.Pre-Zionism is interesting because it allows for a return to the sources that were the roots of Zionism, the "steel."One of the problems with contemporary Zionism is that it is burdened by the past.Many aspects of Israeli society have gotten tied up with "Zionism" so that to be a Zionist one is supposed to support them without asking too many questions. This manifests itself in numerous ways.CONSIDER THE outrageous housing prices.If you ask too many questions about the method of planning and housing in Israel you are said to be trampling on Zionist sacred cows. For instance if you wonder why it is that the 98 percent of the Negev is government- owned land, you hear that this is necessary to complete the "Zionist mission" of "making the desert bloom."Supposedly, every Jew who wants to live in the Negev must live in some dingy, overpriced apartment in some "development town" because the government has "plans" for the rest of the Negev. Except that isn't true. If you propose privatizing the Negev, the refrain is "but that isn't Zionist, and the Arabs will buy the land."What is the pre-Zionist view? Pre-Zionism saw the Negev as part of the Land of Israel, but without the planning concepts that decide that the only way for people to live in the Negev is for almost all of them to live in apartments. Why can't a Jew live in a single- family home, a home by itself, on some private land? That isn't "Zionist," we are told.But pre-Zionist Jews, who survived as Jews in the Diaspora for 2,000 years, didn't need planning and apartment complexes to survive.Only in Israel are Jews forced, almost entirely, to live in apartments. Think about it: Was it Zionism that dictated that the "Jewish" way of life was an apartment? Or was it socialism, which was grafted onto Zionism; one of many burdens it was forced to support.Other state "systems" that are taken for granted are tied up with the state-centric nature of Zionism. The rabbinate, which aggrandized its power over marriage and conversions in a way that has nothing to do with Judaism, is loathed but also seen as inseparable from the state. Remove the rabbinate, and the state loses a key part of its identity. Pre-Zionist Judaism never had a rabbinate.And this leads to the related oddity in Israel of the different streams of schooling for Jews and Arabs. What is Zionist about Jews going to Jewish schools and Arabs to Arab schools, so that two peoples living in the same country barely meet one another? The answer is that Zionism didn't really decide that, Labor Zionism did, in the 1950s.Post-Zionism would posit that the problem is one of "a country for all its citizens," but as far as one can tell, this doesn't envision any sort of de-balkanization of the school system.Let's be honest, Arabs from Jisr al-Zarqa aren't going to be going to a kibbutz high school anytime soon. But pre-Zionist Judaism never had such odd prejudices.Zionist Jewish youth movements, ostensibly on the Left, that come from abroad preach more of the same, except with a lefty "let's help the Arabs" face. But there is no reason to perpetuate an education system that is so blatantly ossified. Yet, any attempt to ask why this system still exists is met with the theory that it is "anti-Zionist" to ponder this question.Maybe it isn't anti-Zionist, maybe it is just pre-Zionist. One can be Zionist and also accept the fact that a school would not be 100 percent homogenous. Army service, education, housing, the economy; too much of Israel is predicated on a war of words about what is "Zionist" and what is "non-Zionist."What it means to be Zionist is often narrowly tailored to exclusivity because of a lack of reverence of the history of the Jews before Zionism. For instance, many on the Left in the Diaspora and in Israel are enamored of the Israeli writer Ari Shavit, who wrote recently of Jerusalem: "The battle for Jerusalem: Haredi students account for 39 percent, Arab students for 37 percent of the capital's children. Zionists account for only 24 percent."This is the "Zio-nonsense" rhetoric of a false Zionism wrapped in Zionist labels that throws two-thirds of the citizens of the capital city off the bus because they didn't meet his "Zionist" criteria.I'd like to imagine a return to a pre-Zionism that embraces the capital city, and according to which Jews or Arab citizens can live in a diverse, multi-cultural city freely, whether religious or secular. According to which this wouldn't mean the "battle" had been lost.Let's discover Zionism's real roots by looking to pre-Zionism, looking to Judaism, in its diversity, looking to the Middle East and its diversity, and looking to values of equality and civil rights as well. Zionism can be a goal; not a fossil civilization. That is what the story of Samson teaches also: be willing to challenge received wisdom.
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A major review of the Mackenzie district's tourism services suggests keeping marketing funding at a similar rate, with a council committee having a say over its direction.
Lincoln University Commerce Department lecturer Anthony Brien presented the report to councillors yesterday.
It suggests the council continue funding tourism and economic development through a flat targeted rate of $60 per ratepayer - roughly $240,000 overall - but a council committee should decide how the money would be spent.
"The committee should act as a procurement agency. There is no easy way to do this, but a gold-plated marketing and tourism organisation is simply not sustainable," Dr Brien said.
Dr Brien has chaired a working party on solutions for promoting tourism in the Mackenzie district, in response to the council dis banding its tourism trust earlier this year.
The committee should include a council representative, along with members from the tourism, farming, community and economic development sectors.
Organisations could present proposals to the committee, which would be assessed for funding on a case-by-case basis.
"The fund should be fully contestable, but the time has come for some of the stakeholders to pay more of their own share," Dr Brien said.
The district council recently outsourced its tourism marketing to Christchurch and Canterbury Tourism, whose contract runs out in August.
Councillor Graeme Page asked Dr Brien whether the group had considered introducing a "bed tax" for providers of accommodation.
"We have about 400,000 bed-nights each year. If each were charged an extra dollar, there would be a lot more funding to go around."
However, Dr Brien said the strategy had been trialled and failed in places such as Queenstown.
He said economic development had been a "poor cousin" to tourism, and the funding pool should also allow for economic development projects.
"There is also the opportunity to co-operate with groups such as Aoraki Business Development and Tourism. It's about accessing the best services," Dr Brien said.
The council will debate the report's findings early next year.
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Ken Schram: Dems hit sour note with Rossi ad
By Ken Schram
What the hell were the Democrats thinking?
The political party puts out a commercial going after candidate for governor Dino Rossi and his ties to a powerful lobbying group.
And pray tell what do the Democrats decide to use in the way of background music?
Yep, the theme from "The Soprano's", you know, that fictional Italian mafia family from New Jersey.
The Dems say they thought it was a catchy song and pretend not to have made the link between Rossi's Italian heritage and the Italian mob.
How lame can you get?
At the very least, if the Democrats were going for some negative ethnic stereotyping, they should have gone with something instantly recognizable:
After getting complaints from the Italian Club of Seattle, the Democrats apologized to anyone they say they may have "inadvertently" offended.
I guess that means it's back to the drawing table for the other Rossi ad the Democrats were going to run.
You know, that scene from "Goodfellas" where the mom yells at her son, "You look like a gangster!"
Makes me wonder what the Democratic Party will come up with when going after a black or Hispanic challenger.
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Seattle, WA (SportsNetwork.com) - Justin Smoak stroked the go-ahead two-run double in the eighth inning and made the game-saving catch in the ninth to send the Seattle Mariners to a 6-5 win over the Texas Rangers to open a three- game series.
The Mariners nearly wasted a 6-3 lead in the ninth. Fernando Rodney walked Michael Choice and Elvis Andrus, back-to-back, with the bases loaded and one out. Adrian Beltre, who was just activated off the disabled list Friday, then lined a ball destined for the right-field corner, but Smoak made the diving stop. Choice was frozen by the incredible play and Smoak tagged the base for the game-ending double play and secured Rodney's fourth save.
"Stretched as far as I could stretch and it happened to go in the glove," Smoak said.
Robinson Cano hit a two-run double for the Mariners, who have won two in a row following an eight-game skid. The only other time Seattle won consecutive games came during a 3-0 start.
Yoervis Medina (1-1) pitched one inning to get the win.
Prince Fielder had two hits and scored once for the Rangers, who lost for the second time in 10 games.
Neal Cotts (1-2) loaded the bases on a single by Cano, a walk to Corey Hart and a bunt hit by Stefen Romero. Smoak then doubled to left, just beyond the reach of Choice. Kyle Seager hit a bloop single to left to plate Romero.
Alexi Ogando entered from the bullpen and uncorked a wild pitch to make it a three-run cushion.
J.P. Arencibia scored on a wild pitch in the third, and the Rangers moved to a 2-0 lead in the fourth when Beltre doubled to center to plate Andrus.
The Mariners tied it in the fifth on Cano's two-run double to left, but Fielder made it 3-2 Texas in the sixth when he scored on a wild pitch from Dominic Leone.
Rangers starter Robbie Ross Jr. pitched the first six innings and Seattle's Roenis Elias fanned six over the opening 5 2/3 frames.
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From the moment you walk in, it is obvious Dippers Old Fashioned Creamery is no ordinary ice cream shop.
From the sleek pink and white booths and chrome and pink pedestals of the soda bar stools to the black and white checkered tiles and the cute aprons worn by the cheerful staff, you will think you have stepped back in time to a 1950s-style soda shop.
At 424 Luna Bella Lane, Suite 135, in the Venetian Bay Town Center in New Smyrna Beach, the ice cream parlor opened June 2 and hit the ground running with great tasting ice cream and an old-fashioned jukebox streaming music from the '50s and '60s.
Dippers is owned by Tracey and Steve Wallschlaeger, who decided to open the shop to help generate more business for the Venetian Bay Town Center. "We were riding our bikes past here one day," Mr. Wallschlaeger explained, "and Tracey said, 'This place needs an ice cream shop!' So a few months later, we opened one."
"People often ask if this is a franchise and they seemed shocked when they are told Tracey designed every aspect and detail in the shop," Mr. Wallschlaeger said. "She did a fantastic job making our ice cream parlor unique and a fun place to visit."
Mr. Wallschlaeger is a long time New Smyrna resident and Tracey grew up in New Smyrna Beach and graduated from New Smyrna High. The couple built a house in Venetian Bay about three years ago.
"We love this community and we want to see the Town Center grow," Ms. Wallschlaeger said. "We are hoping our ice cream parlor will help generate more business in this area."
Although the business is new, the Wallschlaegers have already participated in a Venetian Bay community event and hope to be involved in many more. "There has been some talk of possibly doing a car show or maybe even a golf cart show here sometime in the future," he said.
There is room in the ice cream shop for small gatherings, special events or parties. They have already hosted birthday parties.
Dippers serves Hershey's ice cream. Their soft-serve ice cream is 90 percent fat free and they offer a choice of vanilla, chocolate or swirled. You can get hand-dipped ice cream in one, two or three scoops and a choice of more than 30 flavors. They also serve Nathan's Beef Hot Dogs and homemade chili. "Our chili is mildly spicy with a sweet base," Ms. Wallschlaeger said.
"We make our waffle cones in the shop daily," she said. "We dip some of the cones in chocolate and add nuts or sprinkles for an additional cost." Dippers has some gluten free and "no sugar added" hand-dipped ice cream options, too. You can choose from a variety of floats, malts, shakes, old fashioned ice cream sodas, all served in frosty mugs or choose sundaes or a specialty dessert.
Dippers' banana split is made with a choice of a regular split from soft-serve ice cream or an old fashioned split made from hand-dipped ice cream loaded with a choice of mouth-watering toppings, including fresh fruit. You can also add fresh banana, blueberries or strawberries into your shakes. "The Big Dipper" is their signature old fashioned sundae, made with salted caramel, sliced bananas, warm caramel sauce, nuts, whipped cream and cherry.
"We offer many items you just can't find in a traditional modern ice cream shop," Ms. Wallschlaeger said. "Old-fashioned ice cream sodas are very popular for many of our patrons."
If you like your ice cream on the fizzy side, you will love one of their old fashioned floats made with scoops of ice cream and your choice of Coke, Cherry Coke, orange or root beer soda. They also offer an awesome egg cream made with Fox's UBet Syrup for an experience that will make your taste buds scream for more.
On the soft-serve side of the shop, you can mix it up with your choice of up to 20 mix-ins blended in to their thick, creamy twisted ice cream they call Twisters. Everyone loves a parfait and you will find some of the best at Dippers. They come in a variety of flavors, Turtle, Choc-O-Holic, Strawberries n' Nana's, S'mores, and Fudge n' Nuts, and are made with layers of the freshest ingredients.
If dairy products aren't your thing, Dippers can entice you with their refreshing Italian Ices. They come in several flavors, such as Mango, Cherry, Pina Colada, and Blue Raspberry and Cotton Candy.
"Going for ice cream is an event for families and I wanted our place to be 'different' from any other," said Mrs. Wallschlaeger. "I think we've accomplished that."
Dippers Old Fashioned Creamery is at 424 Luna Bella Lane. Hours are 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. Contact the shop at (386) 402-7866, email@example.com or dippersoldfashionedcreamery.com.
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IF HSR really needs a wider right of way then the wise thing to do would be to buy it now - however HSR has no money for such acquisitions and the right of way acquisitions it is now trying to make in the central valley are not going smoothly. I suspect peninsula acquisitions would be both much more difficult and vastly more expensive.
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