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Summary: The binomial theorem is introduced, the existences of nth roots of real numbers is explored, the binomial coefficient is defined, and a theorem providing a formula for the sum of a geometric progression is included.
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While that will stir up risk in some regions, it will also present opportunities. At the same time, corporate earnings will take center stage as stock markets are weaned off massive amounts of stimulus.
"Prospects are much more dependent upon near-term earnings growth," said John Wyn-Evans, head of investment strategy at Investec Wealth & Investment.
Strategists say developed markets hold better return potential than their emerging peers, as the U.S. Federal Reserve pulls back its support. Slowing growth in China is another challenge that could sap confidence and hurt equities in the year ahead.
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The fragile European recovery, frustrated by subdued global growth and a relatively strong euro, continues to cast a pall over the region. However, things are moving in the right direction.
A record-breaking run for Germany's blue-chip DAX index led a string of market rallies in Europe in 2013. Growth in the U.K. was reignited and London stocks marched higher in tandem.
Looking ahead, analysts are selectively optimistic about European equities. Analysts at Threadneedle Investments in London say improved economic fundamentals should translate into steady, rather than dramatic, earnings growth.
Nomura analysts are more upbeat. They expect "superior earnings growth" of 14% next year for companies in continental Europe.
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This year could be another big one for Japan. The benchmark Nikkei index surged nearly 60% in 2013, sealing its best annual performance in more than 40 years. And stock pickers see more upside on the horizon.
Major economic reform has helped drive the outsized gains. The stimulating effect of Abenomics is expected to keep stocks buoyed in the year ahead. Analysts at Nomura, Threadneedle Investments and Wells Fargo all expect Japanese equities to climb higher in 2014.
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Brazil might be scarred as the Fed scales back, though Mexico is poised to fare much better, given relatively solid economic fundamentals and stronger ties to U.S. growth.
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The guides from Wilderness Rocks help urban dwellers escape to nature with five- to six-hour day trips through the Catskills and beyond. Groups of up to 14 get scooped up on the Upper East Side of Manhattan and whisked away from the concrete jungle's hectic routine of hailing taxis and dodging falling coconuts under the Panamanian Consulate. Departing throughout the year, hike options range from the Catskills snowshoe trip on February 11—a 6-mile trek through the snowy sanctum of the Catskill Mountains—to the Pound Mountain trip on April 7, which involves moderate rock climbing and spelunking. Rather than sprinting ahead to nab the freshest, most coveted pinecones, guides make several stops along the way, allowing everyone to catch their breath and take in the serenity of their surroundings. Once hikers have finished each trail, Wilderness Rocks transports the group back to the 86th Street rendezvous point with nothing but their gear, memories, and carefully rehearsed alibis. Before departure, check each trip's page for departure times, clothing requirements, and what equipment to bring.
Neuberger Museum of Art is Westchester County's premier museum of modern, contemporary, and African art. An integral part of Purchase College, SUNY, it boasts nearly 30,000 sq. ft. of exhibition space. We present 10-12 changing exhibitions each year as well as two permanent collections of modern American art and Africa art.
LiloVeve—a composite of the words "live" and "love"—is part gallery, part wedding-band boutique, and part jewelry-making school. First came the gallery. Caroline Glemann founded it to showcase a range of art that includes paintings, photos, and a permanent jewelry collection. Jewelry-making students take classes and workshops to pick up skills in metalwork, wax carving, and gold alloying. They can even learn about design from an industry perspective, or prep for the SAT's recently added fashion section. Handmade rings adorn betrothed digits after LiloVeve craftspeople lovingly solder, saw, and pierce each sparkling circle.
Reflecting the diverse scope and scale of science itself, the exhibits at the New York Hall of Science range from massive NASA rockets to holographic depictions of the infinitesimal atom. Originally built for the 1964 World's Fair to showcase technological advancements, the center has since transformed into an interactive museum that, since 1986, has seen more than 7 million visitors. Today, more than 450 interactive exhibits invite visitors of all ages to explore the world by watching living microbes thrive and evolve in a miniscule zoo, discovering the powerful mathematics hidden in everyday objects, and testing their understanding of physics and Plutonian trash talk on a mini-golf course inspired by the cosmos.
Belly dancer Amira Mor has tapped finger cymbals for Moroccan royalty and shimmied for the prime minister of Jordan. Her moves can be elegant or sensual: she coached Britney Spears through new routines at the Broadway Dance Center in New York City, and has also choreographed for the New York City Ballet. Her moves have also landed her a role Sex and the City 2 and taken her to Guantanamo Bay, where she led belly dance boot camps for U.S. Marines. "From the moment Mor begins her dance," a reporter for the Star-Ledger wrote, "there's no doubt who's in charge.… She wears a fringed bustier spangled with gold, and, for a skirt, slashes of sparkly fabric that whip away from her body as she spins, which she does in a blur of speed.…"
At Amira Mor International Entertainment Company, anyone interested in belly dancing can benefit from the award-winning dancer's instruction. With the help of fellow dance instructor Stephanie, she teaches groups some traditional Middle Eastern moves, drawing on modern innovations including flashy hip movements and songs about fax machines. Additionally, Amira is a certified fitness instructor, so she can also help students on quests for sculpted abs.


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Jennifer Aniston stays slim by following a focused weight loss program. The "Love Happens" actress is a "friend" of the Zone diet, which she has followed for years. In a nutshell (and you can enjoy measured amounts of almonds on the Zone diet, by the way!), the Zone diet is similar to a low-carb diet plan.
Jennifer's diet choice, however, is somewhat different than the most famous low-carb diet plan, which is the Atkins diet. The Zone diet uses different proportions of carbs, fats, and protein: 40% carbohydrates, 30% protein and 30% fats. Each day, Jennifer follows the Zone diet by enjoying two snacks and three meals, with each divided among the 40-30-30 ratios. Lots of water is essential.
Forget all those myths about eating all the steak, bacon, and butter you desire on low-carb diets! The Zone diet focuses on low-fat protein, healthy fats known as monosaturated fats (for example, olive oil), and fruits and veggies are the preferred carb sources. You don't have to eliminate rice and bread: just think of them as "condiments," like mustard, rather than the focal point of your meals.
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Texas Tech University Folio Gallery
March 3 - 16, 2014
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Last Chance - March 3 through 16, 2014
For this exhibition Trevor King delved into demolition derbies and searched for art content in its activity and culture.
January 24 through March 23, 2014
Fitzgerald is a professor of painting at Southern Methodist University who divides his time between teaching and painting in the United States and painting and video work in Togo, West Africa and Umbria, Central Italy. This show consists of small panels in tempera and large oils.
San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts
January 30 through March 30, 2014
This exhibition draws from SAMFA's permanent collection and the collections of other West Texas museums, to bring a selection of paintings, drawings, photographs, prints, and sculpture inspired by the arts. Works include a Picasso drawing and a John Sloan etching. During the February Art Walk, the San Angelo Civic Ballet will bring dancers into the galleries.
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January 30 through March 30, 2014
This exhibit, with works loaned from the Heritage Museum in Big Spring, the Panhandle Plains Historical Museum in Canyon, and private collectors, is a glimpse into the life of the West Texas frontier.
San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts
January 30 through March 30, 2014
Singleton features a selection of bronzes loaned from San Angelo collectors Dr. William Buche and his wife Randi. Singleton is known as a sculptor of Western and Biblical subjects.
Texas Tech University SRO Photo Gallery
February 17 through March 30, 2014
Plunket's series, The Grassy Knoll - Dealey Plaza, documents visitors trying to understand what exactly happened when President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas.
Abilene Center for Contemporary Arts
March 4 through May 3, 2014
Huff displays a collection of multi-layered and textured mixed-media works while Schaefer investigates identity through the human form.
Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum
October 5, 2013 through September 1, 2014
Since its inception in 1921, the Panhandle-Plains Historical Society has preserved American Indian material, cultural artifacts, and art objects. While numerous donors added to the Society's Native American collection over the previous eighty-two years, Susan J. Allen deserves special recognition because of the large amount of objects she gave and their overall high quality.
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Is fight about debt because of racism?
I've been thinking about the current money squabbles in Washington and have come to a rather disturbing conclusion. Raising the debt ceiling has been done about 50 times in the last 50 or 60 years. All of a sudden there is a problem.
Of course, all the other presidents were white. This leads me to wonder if maybe, although it is a painful conclusion, the color of our current president's skin is an unspoken problem. There was never any big fight over money being spent before. Why is there a big fight now? Just wondering.
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Oil company profits are crippling families
Was the fiscal cliff really just a smokescreen to hide the fact that Big Oil is crippling American families and businesses? After all, if a big fuss is made over the fiscal cliff, nobody's paying attention to anything else.
In 2011, ExxonMobil's profit was $41 billion, Shell's was $31 billion, Chevron's was $27 billion and BP's was $26 billion. Despite generating $546 billion in profits between 2005 and 2010, these four companies reduced their work force by 11,200 employees. Is this what they call job creation?
The oil industry is set to receive $43.6 billion in tax subsidies in the next 10 years. ExxonMobil pays an effective tax rate of 17.6 percent, which is 3 percent less than the average American family pays. So just how do they keep getting all these handouts from the American taxpayer?
Big Oil lobbyists got them a $30 return for every dollar spent on lobbying in D.C. More than $1.6 million was spent on campaign contributions in 2011 from the top four oil companies. More than 90 percent of these contributions when to Republican candidates or GOP committees.
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TEAMS: Cincinnati Reds, Philadelphia Phillies
Reds outfielder Ryan Ludwick became a free agent Wednesday after declining his $5 million contract option for next season, looking for a bigger deal after his strong second half played a big role in Cincinnati winning the NL Central title.
The 34-year-old Ludwick was the Reds' top hitter while first baseman Joey Votto missed 48 games with a knee injury, batting .340 with 12 homers and 36 RBI. Ludwick hit .275 overall in 125 games with 26 homers and 80 RBI. He went 6 for 18 (.333) with three homers, four RBI and four walks in the division series loss to World Series champion San Francisco.
The Reds signed Ludwick to a one-year deal for 2012 that included a $2 million base salary, and he earned an additional $350,000 in performance bonuses based on plate appearances. After turning down his part of a mutual option for 2013, he gets a $500,000 buyout. Although the Reds are interested in keeping him, Ludwick decided to see what kind of deal he can get on the open market.
Relief pitcher Ryan Madson also became a free agent Wednesday after declining a mutual option. The right-hander needed reconstructive elbow surgery after tearing a ligament during spring training and missed the entire season. Left-hander Aroldis Chapman moved into the role and saved 38 games in 43 chances.
Madson had a $6 million salary this year, of which $2 million was deferred until Thursday and another $2 million until Nov. 1, 2013. He agreed to that deal in January after a $44 million, four-year deal to stay with the Philadelphia Phillies collapsed last November.
Madson would have made $11 million next year under the mutual option. Instead, he got a $2.5 million buyout. The Reds weren't going to exercise the 2013 option. They've expressed an interest in signing him to a less-expensive deal and giving him a chance to continue his recovery.
Jonathan Broxton was Cincinnati's other reliever with closing experience. The Reds got him from Kansas City in a trade at the July deadline. His contract also was up after the season.
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In 2008 and 2009, HSCI offered a Teacher Professional Development Course on stem cell science and approaches for developing effective curriculum in this area. The weeklong program covered a broad range of topics, from the current state of stem cell research to the ethical and legal implications of the science, and included visits to HSCI laboratories and facilities. HSCI also provided classroom materials, including educational DVDs, slide-sets, and white papers, in order to help the teachers develop academic offerings and classroom sections on stem cell science.
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Unwearable makeup, gold-leaf manicures, and the rise of navy eyeliner.
Dozens upon dozens of fashion designers give clues into their next collections for Fashion Week.
These days, designers are finally sending her clothes she can wear.
Be vewy vewy quiet, we're hunting wabbits this fall.
The weather (and clothes) were better than we could have wished for.
The fashion critic's take on Wang's not-really-backwards pullovers, Jason Wu's furs, and Fashion Week's somber start.
Polka dots, whimsical animals, and florals are among the latest ways to chic up the classic button-up shirt.
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An Inner Path to God and Your Soul
Oprah.com | September 06, 2007
Spiritual guru Caroline Myss believes that by getting in touch with your soul, you can lead a deeper, more joyous life. She talks with Dr. Oz about the fear of humiliation and the power of prayer.
The first step toward the maturation of your soul is mastering the fear of humiliation, which Caroline says is not an easy thing to do. "Most people are fully controlled by the fear of being humiliated," she says. You need to realize how much that rules you and begin to understand the power of what it is to be humble, she says. "In being humble, you then can close your eyes and ask, 'For what reason have I been born?,'" Caroline says. "Then follow that guidance without first saying, 'But what will other people think? But what if I fail?'"
For Caroline, prayer is more than what you memorized in church—she says it's a method of removing yourself from your five senses. She suggests this prayer:
"Let nothing, dear Lord, disturb the silence of this moment. Let nothing disturb my focus as I enter into the truth that this day of my life will never come again. How shall I live my life this day? Shall I live it with joy or sorrow? This day will never come again. Shall I live it in service? Shall I live it in gratitude?"
When you separate yourself from your senses, you're fully present, Caroline says. "Prayer isn't just about petition," she says. "It's more about inner tranquility and a reminder of, 'What are my values? What nurtures me? Where is my sense of truth?' The soul is a vessel of truth, not accumulation. That's how one prays."
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When a black hole shreds a star, a bright flare tells the story
Distant quasar illuminates a filament of the cosmic web
UCSC astronomers discover ultra-bright young galaxies
World's most powerful exoplanet camera looks skyward
Novel instrument probes close binary stars, may soon image exoplanets
Astrophysicists launch ambitious assessment of galaxy formation simulations
Scientists close in on finding most far-out galaxies
Astronomers observe distant galaxy powered by primordial cosmic fuel
Royal Astronomical Society honors astronomer Sandra Faber
Scientific Authorities Sign the TMT Master Agreement
3 Super-earths Detected in Habitable Zone of Nearby Planet
UC Adaptive Optics Featured on NPR
Dusty Surprise Discovered Around Black Hole
Supernova is Doubly Unusual for Being Perfectly Normal
Keck Scientists Strengthen Big Bang Theory
Sizing Up Lightest Weight Dwarf Galaxy
Congressman Farr Honors Sandy Faber
Keck Scientists Strengthen Big Bang Theory
San Jose Merc's Top Story: Lick Observatory
Fragile Mega-Galaxy is Missing Link in History of Cosmos
Lick Observatory Featured in History Channel's Science Behind Star Trek video (video link)
Prizes & Awards Won By UC Astronomers
Click Here To Help Save Lick Observatory
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The University of California Observatories (UCO) is a University of California Multicampus Research Unit with headquarters at the Santa Cruz campus. Learn more about UC Observatories.
Nearby Star First Known to Host Several super-Earths in Habitable Zone: Reanalysis of data from Keck and other observatories combined with data from ESO's HARPS has led to the discovery of the first extrasolar planetary system with three potentially habitable super-earths. [Press release] [Read paper] [Images & Movies]
San Jose Mercury Features Lick Observatory on Front Page: Staff journalist takes a tour in honor of Lick's 125th year of pioneering explorations of the night sky. [Read article] [Take Photo Tour]
Lick Observatory and the Science Behind Star Trek: The History Channel interviews UC Berkeley professors Alex Filippenko and Geoff Marcy and features footage of Lick Observatory. Tune in for this exploration of the science of space travel, extrasolar planets, and warp drive. "Fascinating," according to Spock fans. [View Star Trek Secrets of the Universe]
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McDonald's breach bares nuggets of customer data
An unknown number of personal details about McDonald's customers was exposed after hackers broke into the database of a partner of the burger giant. Miscreants may have made off with email, contact information and birthdates as a result of the breach. Fans of the fast food franchise supplied the information when they signed up …
> Financial information or Social Security numbers wasn't requested during these requests and not stored on the compromised database, maintained by a third-party supplier.
Good GOD that needs an editor.
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I agree! At first I wasn't sure, but then I've been further even more decided to use even go need to do look more as anyone can.
An unmanned firm?
"The data was held by an unmanned email database management firm "
Does that mean they sacked them before the event, or after?
Top 10
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Prime bait!
I imagine the sorts of people who signed up for a newsletter from McDonalds are probably quite likely to be the type of people who are all too willing to open unsolicited emails - so quite a good haul for the hackers!
Forget Facebook
This is the sort of place where punters are happy to leave personal info.
There must be thousands of similar databases out there ripe for picking -- that is, if they haven't been already . . .
1 - find this data
2 - mine for anyone saying their favourite food is a bigmac and they like to have one at least 3 times a week
3 - send adverts for cut price diabetes medication to their inbox
4 - profit
Um no profit. These folks are the same type to not either have health insurance or refuse to listen to the doc when they tell them not to eat that crap.
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Would that be a Mac Hack?
A Mac Attack!
or in the case of this huge data breach:
A Big Mac Attack!
Oh wait...
An unmanned firm?
"an unmanned email database management firm"
I know the machines are taking over, but I didn't realise they were already running companies!
re: An unmanned firm?
Maybe they're ladies.. :) (or eunuchs - as in, a bloke who has recently been 'unmanned'.)
"unmanned email database management firm "
Yeah, something like an Unmanned Airial Vehice !
Date of birth
Does anyone actually use their real dob on those web site drop down things?
"the breach showed that third-party suppliers can be the weak leak in information security."
Tell me again why I should be interested in investing in making use of so-called "cloud providers"?
You have to be a cretin to eat there, let alone leave your personal data ...
Paris, because she loves big macs!


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As opposed to figurative language, literal language means exactly what it says. No metaphors, no similes, nothing. Nada.
We are not dealing in the symbolic or the metaphorical here, only writing that is factually-presented. Just the straight-up lowdown. You'll see literal language most often in journalism, news reportage, and history (though, of course, just because information is presented in a literal, factual way, that doesn't mean it's necessarily true or objective).
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PowerShot G11 gets close-up ring light
YOKOHAMA, Japan--Japanese manufacturer Lumos, known for its X-Loupe portable microscope camera, has unveiled an attachment for the Canon PowerShot G11 shooter that lets users snap close-up shots.
Displayed at the four-day CP+ photo show here, the ring light is made up of LEDs that can illuminate up to 22,000 lux within a 12-inch range (or 1,200 lux from a distance of about 12 inches). The onboard battery is rated to power the light for about 2.5 hours and can be attached to the tripod mount. According to a company rep, an optional external power source can extend … Read more
Logitech G110 gaming keyboard adds many macros, many purples
Years ago, we reviewed the Logitech Gaming Keyboard G11 and found that it was pretty great, except for being unfortunately large and lacking USB 2.0. The company's newest update, the Gaming Keyboard G110, certainly looks to have addressed those issues with a much slimmer base and a more efficiently compact key layout.
Backlit LED keys can be set to red, blue, or "any shade between," meaning a veritable spectrum of purples are yours to savor. Twelve programmable G keys can store macros up to 36 characters long, and an MR button allows adding macros spontaneously, in … Read more
PowerShot proliferation in pictures
Yes, there was great disappointment that no new digital SLRs were announced by Canon on Wednesday--only PowerShots. However, I was not one of the disappointed as I love point-and-shoot cameras of all shapes, sizes, and capabilities. And Canon delivered exactly that.
Though the SX20 IS and SX120 IS are only minor upgrades to their predecessors, the G11, SD980 IS, and SD940 IS all have major tweaks separating them from their previous iterations.
What was probably supposed to be the big "oh wow" camera, however, was the reintroduction of the PowerShot S series in the form of the S90. Based off of the high-end functionality of the PowerShot G-series cameras, it has several cool features including a 28mm-equivalent wide-angle f/2.0 lens with a 3.8x optical zoom, a customizable control ring around the lens for easy access and operation of manual or other shooting settings, and RAW+JPEG capture--all in a body that can fit right in your pocket.
Read more about the cameras and check out some hands-on photos in the slide shows below.
Lastly, in case you're more into camcorders than cameras, Canon announced one new HD model, the HF S11.
PowerShot G series returns to its roots
It really feels as though Canon's trying to recapture the past, or at least make up for some possibly poor decisions it's made over the past few years. For instance, though in many ways it bears little resemblance to the PowerShot G6, announced 5 years ago this month, that was the last G-series model with an articulated LCD, a feature beloved by many of the series' fans. And while last year's G10 jumped to 14.7 megapixels, bringing with it an increase in noise--anathema to the pixel peepers who play with these models--the new PowerShot G11 drops … Read more


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A more realistic electoral reform plan
By DAVID GLEICHER
10/14/2012 22:36
Politics is the art of compromise. Add 30 more legislators and maybe we get reform. I think it's worth the price.
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It's that time of the year again when voters' minds begin to think about "What if?" What if we had a better election system? What if our representatives were elected from districts instead of nationwide? In response, "good government" groups and political parties propose various electoral reform ideas, all of them doomed to go down in flames because the reformers forget a basic rule of politics (and of life, I suppose): No one is going to vote to put themselves out of a job.
I'm not against electoral reform. In fact, as a former participant/member of the Cook County Democratic Party (a.k.a. the "Machine"), I believe in the late Mayor Richard J. Daley's adage, "Good government is good politics." But you've got to be realistic about what you can accomplish.
In light of that, I propose an electoral reform plan that can maybe, just possibly, pass, because, counter-intuitively, it adds 30 more Knesset seats, thus preserving the jobs of many current MKs. Here's how it would work:
1: Israel would be divided into 25 electoral districts of roughly equal population. The districts would be drawn by a committee consisting of Knesset representatives, judges and respected "public" members to be chosen by the president. The committee would be instructed to keep districts compact and neighborhoods intact in order to prevent American-style gerrymandering.
Each district would elect three representatives. However, no more than two of a district's representatives could be from the same party. A voter would have three votes at his disposal.
S/he could give one candidate all three votes or split the votes between two candidates or give three candidates one vote each. This will prevent one party from dominating any single district.
This system worked very well in Illinois for decades, making minority voters such as suburban Democrats and inner-city Republicans feel represented in the State House.
2: The other 75 seats would be voted on as we do now, as a national ticket. However, the threshold requirement would be 4 percent of the vote, giving a party three seats. This would still give the haredi (ultra-Orthodox) and Arab parties representation in the Knesset, but would force other smaller parties to consolidate or die.
3: The head of the national ticket (that is, the non-district seats) would be that party's candidate for prime minister. However, if a party gets fewer than 25 "national" seats, its candidate for prime minister would be forced into a runoff against the second-highest party's candidate.
Unlike today, the winner would automatically be named prime minister for a four-year term. To give the government stability, a noconfidence vote in the government's first year would require 100 votes; in the second year, 90 votes; in the third year, 80 votes; and in the fourth year, a mere majority.
4: Cabinet members would be appointed by the prime minister and approved by the Knesset. However, a cabinet minister or deputy minister could not also serve as a Knesset member. That would enable ministers to concentrate on their ministries, not general Knesset affairs.
In addition, while Knesset members from districts will receive an office allotment and funds for a secretary and aide, MKs elected on the party slate, not having district responsibilities, will be allotted only one secretary and share a receptionist with other MKs. Another advantage: With the increase in numbers of MKs, each one will have fewer committee assignments, allowing the MK to concentrate on that committee's work.
The raising of the Knesset from 120 to 150 seats will be controversial, but it is a necessary price to get this proposal passed because it would still give smaller parties representation. And we would not be "over-represented."
According to research done by former
Jerusalem Post
executive editor Amotz Asa- El in his must-read study of Israeli electoral reform ("Israel's Electoral Complex," Azure Magazine, Winter, 2008), mixed legislative systems used in other western countries have the following legislators per citizen: Finland and Sweden have about 26,000 citizens per legislator, Denmark has 29,000, New Zealand has 31,000, and Austria has 32,000. Right now there is one Knesset member for every 62,500 Israelis. The change would make it one MK per 50,000 Israelis, still fewer legislators than the countries listed above.
Politics is the art of compromise. Add 30 more legislators and maybe we get reform. I think it's worth the price. And when former Ra'anana mayor Ze'ev Bielski realizes that he could easily run and win from a Ra'anana district more easily than as a generic Kadima member, and when Tzipi Hotovely realizes that her Rehovot neighbors will vote for her without the need to deal with Likud vote contractors, we may see MKs come to the same conclusion that "Good government is good politics."
The writer is an attorney, historian and author living in Jerusalem.
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I have a large dog who shoves the tension mounted gates over - would this be stable enough to not tip?
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Thank you for your interest in Frontgate. The 36-inch Freestanding Pet Barrier weighs 36 lbs and has rubber feet to help prevent sliding. The barrier also has side panels that are perpendicular to the front of the barrier, which helps to minimize the potential for tipping.


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Nailbomb Biography
Nailbomb was an industrial metal band formed as side project by Max Cavalera (from Sepultura, Soulfly and Cavalera Conspiracy ), and Alex Newport (from Fudge Tunnel). The group played two live performances before disbanding. Nailbomb boasted guest spots from several other musicians including D.H. Peligro (Dead Kennedys) and Igor Cavalera (Sepultura and Cavalera Conspiracy). Nailbomb's second album, Proud to Commit Commercial Suicide, was a live recording capturing the band's appearance at the 1995 Dynamo Open Air Festival in Eindhoven, the Netherlands.
Nailbomb Metal Albums
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