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Last week Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedlyallowed about 800 Egyptian troops to deploy around Sharm el-Sheikh at the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula.
Some reports said Bedouin in the area – as part of the unrest now roiling Egypt – were challenging the Egyptian authorities there and needed to be quelled. The demilitarization of Sinai, from which Egypt attacked Israel in the 1948, 1967, and 1973 wars, is a central plank of the 1979 Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty. It was maintained for three decades – until now.
That is not to say Sinai's demilitarization has made life easy for Israel. Particularly since the latter's disengagement from Gaza in 2005, Sinai has been a smuggling route where missiles and other weaponry originating in Iran make their way to Hamas in Gaza.
More recently it has also been a route where illegal African migrants – smuggled, like the weapons, by gangs of Sinai Bedouin – make their way into Israel, creating serious social and crime problems in some of its cities.
Still, to most Israelis these have seemed prices worth paying in return for the Israeli-Egyptian peace – or lack of military hostilities – that has prevailed since the peace treaty was signed.
The remilitarization of Sinai – even if at a small, symbolic level, and done to help the Mubarak regime preserve control at a moment of crisis – rouses specters for Israelis already rattled by fears of that regime's dissolution.
Indeed, Aluf Benn, a columnist for Haaretz who drew some attention last week when he called Barack Obama "the president who lost Egypt," seesthe remilitarization as irreversible:
"The Egyptians view the restrictions to their sovereignty in Sinai that were established in the Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty as a painful blow to their national pride. Now they have taken advantage of the situation and redeployed their army in the demilitarized peninsula. No future government in Cairo will return this force to the other side of Suez."
That is not to say Benn is critical of Netanyahu's move: whereas "the ideologue in [him]," he claims, "would certainly have advocated holding steadfast to the letter of the treaty Netanyahu the statesman opted to sideline the demilitarization arrangements, fearing what would happen if angry masses took over the Straits of Tiran and were in a position to threaten Israel's freedom of navigation to [its southern port of] Eilat."
From that point, though, Benn, a left-of-center columnist whose earlier criticism of Obama seemed notable for reflecting Israeli unity on the Egyptian crisis, does manage to mount a curious challenge to Netanyahu. For if the latter's "predictions come true," he writes, "and Egypt becomes a new Iran should [Israel] go back to the strategic situation that prevailed before the peace agreement? Should it prepare for confrontation on all fronts ? Or should it make peace in the east and the north and concentrate its force against a new enemy in the south?"
By "the east and the north" Benn means, of course, the West Bank Palestinians and Syria respectively. In other words, for him, the right response to the crumbling of one "peace" would be to "make" two more. Despite the facts that decades of attempts at forging Israeli-Palestinian and Israeli-Syrian peace have led nowhere at best and to severe terrorism in Israel at worst, and that the present situation in Egypt reveals the fragility of any such "peace" in a fundamentally unstable Middle East.
Benn insists, though, that "peace treaties are not an expression of leftist messianism, as argued by the right wing. Diplomacy is an alternative to force . If an Islamic republic takes hold in Egypt, Netanyahu will face a reverse situation and will be forced to decide whether to withdraw from the West Bank and the Golan Heights in an effort to stabilize the eastern front and concentrate a deterrent force on the southern front."
It makes perfect arithmetical sense, at least: if you find yourself facing three enemies, why not "stabilize" two of them and have only one?
Except that Benn thereby ignores all the painful lessons Israelis have learned about the depth and intransigence of Arab-Muslim rejection and hatred – not to mention the radical strategic precariousness of giving up the West Bank and the Golan; and puts the onus on Netanyahu – that is, on Israel – to make friends, as if the Palestinians and Syria exist only to be courted by Israel and will wilt as soon as Israel makes a move.
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Blaming Israel for the violence in Gaza, he ends up justifying Hamas's terrorism.
In the Thirties it was common for anti-Semites to call on Jews to "go to Palestine!"
Obama never hid his contempt for the Israeli government or the majority of Israel's voters.
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And why would the U.S. align itself on these issues with Turkey and Qatar, longtime advocates of Hamas's interests?
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The world wars caused unimaginable anguish for the Jews but God also scripted a great glory for our people.
We were quite disappointed with many of the points the secretary-general offered in response.
Judging by history, every time Hamas rebuilds their infrastructure, they are stronger than before.
His father asked him to read Psalms from the Book of Tehilim every day.
Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics has released its population data for 2012, the year that just ended. As usual, the trends are favorable. The total Israeli population rose to just under eight million, while the Jewish population for the first time rose to just over six million.
It turns out that soon after taking office, President Obama tried to make friends – totally – with the mullahs' regime in Iran.
How well are Jews – and non-Jews – doing with regard to the Jewish state? If the question focuses on the highbrow world, and particularly its predominant persuasion of liberalism (or what is still called by that name), the answer that emerges from Edward Alexander's new book is: not very well.
It's been a bumpy road for the Palestinians lately.
Recent staged spectacles that were supposed to whip up sympathy for them and put Israel in a bad light again – the Nakba Day (May 15) and Naksa Day (June 4) marches on Israel's borders, the flotilla, the flytilla – have been disappointments at best, if not outright flops. And the Palestinians' long-hyped independent-statehood bid at the UN in September is meeting growing opposition from the West.
When Glenn Beck's upcoming Jerusalem rally was first announced, he saidit would be called "Restore Courage" – modeled on his "Restoring Honor" rally last year in Washington that drew half a million. Or as Beck put it: "Last summer, we set out to restore honor in Washington, DC. This summer, it's time to restore courage. It is time for us to courageously stand with Israel."
In reaction to the Palestinian Authority-Hamas unity deal signed in Cairo, Israel decided to turn off the spigot. It halted the transfer to the PA of over $100 million in customs and tax revenues.
The day after last week's announcement of a Fatah-Hamas rapprochement in Cairo, Palestinian Authority president Mahmoud Abbas said he would keep pursuing peace talks with Israel. Almost concurrently, top Hamas official Mahmoud al-Zahar said Hamas would stick to its stance of neither recognizing nor negotiating with Israel, but "if Fatah wants to negotiate with Israel over trivialities, they can."
"With the winds of change blowing through the Arab world, it's more urgent than ever that we try to seize the opportunity to create a peaceful solution between the Palestinians and the Israelis," President Obama saidlast week after meeting with Israeli president Shimon Peres.
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Google admits it did not delete Street View data
LONDON (Reuters) - Google Inc said on Friday it had not kept its promise to delete all the personal data, such as emails, its Street View cars collected in Britain and other countries in 2010.
The U.S. company admitted in May 2010 that its vehicles, which photograph neighborhoods to create street level images, had accidentally collected data from unsecured wireless networks used by residents in more than 30 countries.
The failure to comply with a promise to delete all the data was notified to Britain's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), which said the fact that the data still existed appeared to breach an undertaking signed by Google in November 2010.
"The ICO is clear that this information should never have been collected in the first place and the company's failure to secure its deletion as promised is a cause for concern," the ICO said.
Google said the data came to light when it searched by hand its Street View disk inventory.
"Google has recently confirmed that it still has in its possession a small portion of ... data collected by our Street View vehicles in the UK," Peter Fleischer, Google's global privacy counsel said in a letter published by the ICO.
"Google apologizes for this error."
Google said it was in the process of notifying relevant authorities in other countries.
The ICO told Google it must supply the data immediately so it could be subjected to forensic analysis before the ICO decided on the necessary course of action.
The Web search leader was fined $25,000 in April for impeding a U.S. investigation into Street View data collection.
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Developed by the University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum for its Northern Lights series of ultra cold-hardy Rhododendrons, 'Northern Hi-Lights' is true-blue bud-hardy to -30 degrees F. Bushy, well-branched, and naturally rounded, it presents an attractive silhouette from spring through fall, terrific mildew resistance keeping its foliage lush and healthy. Utterly trouble-free, it goes where few other Azaleas have dared, and bounces back each spring more beautiful than before!
The blooms are butter-and-sugar colored -- white with a single prominent lick of golden-yellow on the upper petals. They are held in large, beautiful clusters all over this shrub, their elegant anthers extending well beyond the flowers for a frilly effect. Very, very fragrant, they will be the focal point of the garden throughout their season of bloom.
'Northern Hi-Lights' reaches 4 to 5 feet tall and 5 feet wide, just right for the foundation, a hedge, along the driveway, or in the border. It loves full sun in the north, partial shade farther south and west. A slow grower, it keeps its dense habit effortlessly! And in autumn, its glossy foliage turns brilliant shades of red and burgundy, remaining on the shrub for several weeks before dropping.
This Azalea is the hybrid of an Exbury seedling and an unidentified Azalea seedling. It combines beautifully with others in the Northern Lights series, as well as other cold-tolerant Azaleas. In the border, it makes a welcome companion to Kalmia, Pieris, and Astilbe, among many others. Enjoy this exceptionally lovely and high performing Azalea! Zones 4-7. Cannot ship to WA.
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In a public forum, Edelen heard from TRH CEO Jane Wheatley and CEOs of hospitals in Russell, Green and Casey counties. Edelen said the forum, which was attended by about 40 people, was the ninth of 10 he will host across the state.
Campbellsville/Taylor County EMS personnel have received a Meritorious Unit Commendation from the Campbellsville Police Department in recognition of their exemplary service.
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Amber Pearl Ellard of Campbellsville has been named to the dean's list for the spring 2014 semester.
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Significant improvements in health-related quality of life at 52 weeks (Feb. 15)
Long-term, patient-reported health outcomes data have been reported from analyses of the phase III IMAgINE-1 trial. The analyses assessed improvements in measures of health-related quality of life (HRQOL) in pediatric patients aged 6 to 17 years with severe active Crohn's disease taking Humira (adalimumab, AbbVie) who had an inadequate response, were intolerant of, or had contraindications to conventional therapy.
The complete results of this analysis will be presented this week at the European Crohn's and Colitis Organisation (ECCO) 8th Annual Congress.
The phase III IMAgINE-1 trial was a 52-week, open-label, dose-blinded study of 192 patients 6 to 17 years old with Pediatric Crohn's Disease Activity Index (PCDAI) scores of more than 30 for whom conventional treatment was unsuccessful. More than 40% of the patients had been exposed to tumor necrosis factor (TNF) blockers.
Adalimumab therapy was initiated with a 4-week induction period consisting of 80 mg and 40 mg at weeks 0 and 2, respectively, for patients with body weight less than 40 kg, or 160 mg and 80 mg at weeks 0 and 2, respectively, for patients with body weight greater than 40 kg. After the induction period, 188 patients were randomly assigned to receive standard-dose or low-dose adalimumab (standard dose = 20 mg every other week for patients with body weight less than 40 kg, or 40 mg every other week for patients with body weight greater than 40 kg; low dose = 10 mg every other week for patients with body weight less than 40 kg, or 20 mg every other week for patients with body weight greater than 40 kg).
The HRQOL analysis assessed the effect of treatment with adalimumab in pediatric patients with active, moderate-to-severe CD using the IMPACT III questionnaire — a 35-item questionnaire developed to assess HRQOL in patients with pediatric irritable bowel syndrome (IBD), where scores range from 35 to 175, with higher scores indicating higher HRQOL. The questionnaire was completed by 176 patients 10 years old or older at baseline and at weeks 12, 26, and 52. At baseline, the mean total IMPACT III score indicated substantial HRQOL impairment.
The analysis found that both standard treatment and low-dose treatment with adalimumab were associated with significantly improved HRQOL compared with baseline (P < 0.001) at weeks 12, 26, and 52. For all evaluations, the increase in total IMPACT III scores exceeded 10.8, which has been reported to indicate clinically meaningful improvement.
While all subgroups of patients saw improvements, patients who had experienced a clinical response to adalimumab at 4 weeks or were TNF-blocker naïve appeared to have the greatest improvements.
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Throughout the winter and early days of spring, the state received a deluge of complaints about potholes, Davey said, prompting the creation of the fund.
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To expedite those repairs, MassDOT has imposed strict deadlines, Davey said. Cities and towns that apply for funding must allocate the money by June 30, and construction on the projects must be complete by September. If a municipality fails to meet those deadlines, it loses its money.
"We want to get the DOT and cities and towns motivated to [get] the improvements out the door," he said.
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CRANSTON ŌĆö Burrillville may been on vacation from school this week, but that hasnŌĆÖt prevented the Broncos from working overtime these past few days.
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ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖre just not playing our style of hockey. ItŌĆÖs kind of a more individual style, (with) guys trying to do everything themselves. If weŌĆÖre going to go anywhere in the playoffs, weŌĆÖre going to have to start playing together and playing a tougher style of hockey, mentally and physically, and thatŌĆÖs going to make the difference if weŌĆÖre going to be successful.ŌĆØ
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Victim of RUC killers and of Paisley slander finally vindicated
In considering the recent revelations about Mark Haddocks UVF career at tax payers expense, as a killer informant for the RUC, let us not forget Ian Paisley.
Members of the RUC and the UDR were involved in the Reavey-ODowd shootings. This was collusion Armagh style, where RUC men such as Billy McCaughey and John Weir went on shooting sprees with the UVF. Billy McCaughey, who was at the Reavey shooting, was also formerly a member of the B Specials and of the Paisleyite Ulster Protestant Volunteers, before joining the RUC.
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by radical jonny Wed Jan 24, 2007 22:25
I have two children, aged 7 and 4. What would I suggest they do in a situation like this?
by caanan Thu Jan 25, 2007 01:05
It is unlikely Paisley will apologise in this instance. He might then have to apologise to the families of the victims of the loyalists who stated publicly that it was the words of Paisley which prompted them to join loyalist paramilitary groups. He might have to apologise to the family of the woman murdered on the Shankill by a mob reputedly fired up by Paisley verbally targeting Catholic families who lived in the area. The author of the book who reported this is still waiting to be sued. He might have to apologise to the families of Sinn Fein members murdered by loyalist death squads who used sledgehammers to break into their homes shortly after Paisley appeared at a 'Smash Sinn Fein ' show of bravado with a sledgehammer prominent on the table he sat at.
by Kes Thu Jan 25, 2007 12:06
Just another chance for Dr No to utter his infamous "Never Never Never" line.
by Harry Sat Jan 27, 2007 17:44
The leader of the Democratic Unionist Party, formerly the Protestant Unionist Party, has reacted to the revelation that the Royal Ulster Constabulary organised the slaughter of his Roman Catholic fellow citizens by demanding that the criticism should stop. In the Belfast Newsletter on Saturday January 26 2007 Paisley is reported as demanding that Sinn Fein stop the insults directed at the killers in the RUC. In a sexist reactionary diatribe in the same paper Ian Paisley Jnr proclaims the RUC as paragons of virtue. He asserts that because no RUC officer has been charged and convicted of a crime, it proves how perfect they were. In fact it proves how corrupt the police and judicial system is in the sectarian state of Northern Ireland. This is not clear in the childish logic adopted by Paisley Jnr.
by Harry Tue Jan 30, 2007 11:43
Paisley ally Willie Frazer slanders Eugene Reavey again!
by Liam Clarke Tue Jan 30, 2007 13:31
Some background to Collusion between the British Army, RUC, UDR and the UVF in Sth Armagh.
by Jack Grantham - Jack Grantham Wed Nov 14, 2007 20:15
Liam Clarke-Mi5 Agent or Dummy or Both
by paul - n/a Wed Mar 05, 2008 19:22
This is sectarian biased journalism at its worst. Ian Paisley is a man of God and it is articles like this one that keep the divide in our country wide open.
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articles like this keep the divide wide open ian paisley is a man of god,


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Bush 43 started it. Now Bush 44 is expanding it. Both parties are your enemies. It's not Left or Right. It's our Ruling Class vs. the Rest of Us. The Police State will keep you safe.
The two wings of the imperial warfare/welfare state party continue to successfully play "good cop, bad cop" with a mostly oblivious public. I saw a gag sign at a concession in a local street festival that summarizes the appeal of both wings: "We cheat the other guy, and pass on the savings to you!" As long as larcenous hearts dominate the voting population, larcenous politicians will get a pass provided they regularly deliver the loot to their constituency. Detroit and the meltdown of the European Union are leading edges of where that pattern ends.
Political parties are both in the world and of it. Only a fool places his faith in politics, politicians, or the perfectibility of this world.
I agree with your sentiment. However, one of the slight benefits of a Republican politician is that at least the press will hold them to account and not give them a pass.
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Yeah, when you've got nothing to say, blame Bush.
I don;t think he's "blaming Bush" I think he's saying that after campaigning against Bush's policies of warrantless wiretaps, etc.., President Obama is continuing and expanding the abuses.
He's calling Obama a hypocrite.
I agree with him.
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Sadly, this real, significant and persistent threat will be largely ignored by the media in favor of sexier scandals, Like Benghazi and the AP phone records, ginned up by political operatives interested in partisan gain, not principles.
You are correct. It is not sexy. It is not sell able. It doesn't fit neatly in the 24/7 Media Outrage and Overreaction Cycle. I fear that most people look at it like, "hey, I've got nothing to hide".
Uh, I thought they created this when they paid for the construction of the NHS backbone…..
Among other things, this is a violation of the 13th amendment. You'd think Obama might be sensitive to forced labor issues.
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Ang Lee's latest has been described to me as being one of the most beautiful films shot in 3D, as well as having heard from some that they feel this is his very best film to date. Both statements have me quite excited to see the film.
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Nov. 10, 2012, 4:44 p.m. CST
I know Ang Lee is gonna do this story justice!
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I can't wait
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by cosmic_dolphin
Nov. 11, 2012, 12:26 a.m. CST
It is a terrible book
by Gnord
It is a totally overrated book. After I read anything I normally add it to my library in case I want to read it again, plus also I enjoy building up my library and I'm adding book shelves multiple times a year because of this. When I finished Life of Pi, I gave it away because i knew I'd never waste my time with it again. I'm all for allegorical romantic fantasy fiction but this just DID NOT work for me. It is a meandering, rambling set of inner dialogues espousing lots of philosophical mumbo-jumbo. It is the type of cornball novel that you would expect to find on the reading list of a middle-age wealthy suburban wives book club. Very shallow but seemingly deep to those who find this type of drivel to be "inspirational", which it isn't. I couldn't even being to fathom sitting through a film adaptation of this.
Nov. 11, 2012, 2:05 a.m. CST
I imagined you speaking your words gnord, but all I could imagine were far noises coming out of your mouth.
by PumaPride
I hope you are proud of the diarrhea you've taken the time to type. The kind of dribbling critique your "wrote" is what I would expect from someone who makes shelves to house the multitude of books he's read. How inspiring, how impressive! Look at all the books you've read gnord! You get a gold star!
Nov. 11, 2012, 2:56 a.m. CST
The number of books I've read and now own
by Gnord
doesn't take away from the fact that Life of Pi is a very shallow and inept attempt to write an inspiring spiritual journey out of a guy trapped in a boat with a tiger. It is a very thin premise stretched over some inner-soul expanding mumbo jumbo. It is nothing but bunk and freshman college soul searching. Making a movie out of this lame crap will do nothing but fail.
Nov. 11, 2012, 2:58 a.m. CST
I agree that Life of Pi is overrated but
by Max
world does need books written for "middle-age wealthy suburban wives book club". It is what it is. You don't have to rage so hard just because you aren't in target audience.
Nov. 11, 2012, 3:31 a.m. CST
I didn't imply that your vast collection of books had anything to do with the quality of Pi.
by PumaPride
How sad, how terrible that Life of Pi does not share the esteemed company of the myriad of books you've read. It's so tragic that such a work not get the exposure it so greatly deserves by being prohibited from your fabulous library. Kudos to you on your inept and off base critique of the Life of Pi. I too hope one day to possess the same cynicism and malaise so that I can dismiss huge swaths of books I don't understand as "philosophical mumbo jumbo".
Nov. 11, 2012, 10:32 a.m. CST
Gnord - you amature
by Jon
Oh how you drip with putrid fail sauce~! You build mere shelves to display the pretentious shit you read from your rocker...your rocker...sagging beneath the weight of your magnanimous ass...your rocker...stained by the ash falling from your hickory whittled smoking pipe. Your rocker, where you sit night after night, smoking your hipster pipe while deciding the works of literature that get to sit among the semen stained pages of your vast and incomprehensible library. I am not worthy, goddamnit, I am not worthy... Or am I... You see, Gnord, I too hang my own book shelves, if I find a book worthy I carve it's cover upon my body and it's name across the wood of my forest foraged shelves. Yes, yes, I do. Winter snow and all, I hike into the woods, chop down the mightiest of Oaks, and I carve that bitch apart with a chisel and a handsaw (family technique, passed down for generations).... Shitty part is I'm running out of places on my body to engrave the books I love so much...fuck...if I'd just thrown out Life of Pi as you did... Gnord, all hail ye!
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That's pure poetry, man.
Nov. 11, 2012, 7:36 p.m. CST
So how much does one of those bookshelves cost?
by Inexplicable_Nuclear_Balls
In case I ever decide to read any books, I might want a place to keep them.
Nov. 11, 2012, 9:51 p.m. CST
LifeofPsy > LifeofPi
by doug eaton
Nov. 11, 2012, 11:10 p.m. CST
wWithout giving the plot away, Gnord...
by Mark Anderson
...but there is one crucial line in the book that justifies its whole: "which story do you want to believe?" And when you understand that line in the context to all you have read, and you have chosen which story you personally want to believe, only then do you understand the whole point of the book. It's not about God, gods, belief, faith, et cetera... Life of Pi simply asks you, as a reader and someone living their life story amidst other life stories, what story do you want to believe?
Nov. 12, 2012, 12:10 p.m. CST
gnord has left this discussion and has retreated to his library where things make sense. Shame on us, the people who are now deprived of his valuable insights into literature.
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July/August 2014 Issue:
Cover Story: Norcal's Hidden GemThe Capay Valley, 90 minutes northeast of San Francisco, is home to one of Northern California's true hidden gem golf courses: Yocha Dehe Golf Club at Cache Creek Casino Resort. Set amongst golden rolling hills with no homes lining the fairways, players rave about their experience on this scenic design.
Apparel: A Passion For FashionFor the past dozen years, Kevan Hall has been known for his fashion-forward women's clothing designs. At the PGA Merchandise Show in January, Hall unveiled a new look for those same trendy women to wear on the golf course.
Spotlight: Potomac ShoresPotomac Shores, in the bucolic Virginia countryside south of Washington, D.C., is already considered one of the most desirable residential communities near our nation's capital, and now boasts the region's first Jack Nicklaus daily fee course.
State Of The Game: 15-Inch MadnessRegular readers of our "State of the Game" columnist Malcolm Campbell know that slow play is one thing that will drive him absolutely batty. But is the 15-inch cup rage that seems to be sweeping through golf really the answer? Uh, no.
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May/June 2014 Issue:
Cover Story: Giant FootstepsIf you're traveling to the north country fair, you might as go all the way. North of Minneapolis, past Duluth, just east of Hibbing (Bob Dylan's hometown), is Giants Ridge Golf & Ski Resort. Here, you're in a land of big footprints and spectacular golf.
Troon Privé: High Country ArizonaIf you think Arizona is all desert, you have yet to discover Show Low and the unhurried residential community of Torreon Golf Club. Here, in the White Mountains, pine trees line the 36 fairways and on cool nights you might even need to light a fire.
Equipment: Shark Embraces SnakeGreg Norman reunites with Cobra, in a move that merges the company's focus on younger players and snazzy fashion with one of golf's most iconic figures. "He's a true promoter of game enjoyment, which is what Cobra has been about from the beginning," says Bob Philion, company president.
The Loop: Surf The TurfOf the hundreds of new products premiering at the 2014 PGA Merchandise Show this past January in Orlando, one stood above the rest: the GolfBoard. Created by big-wave surfer Laird Hamilton, the GoldBoard not only took Best of Show honors, but it won over a lot of skeptics.
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March/April 2014 Issue:
Cover Story: Reigning In SpainSouthern Spain's Costa del Sol has been Europe's favorite golf-sun-fun playground for a half-century now, but few destinations rate as highly as La Reserva - only a decade old, but rising to legendary heights.
Profile: Jimmy Walker: Reaching for the StarsAs Jimmy Walker rises high in the galaxy of PGA stars, he's also photographing the farthest reaches of the heavens. He is almost as passionate about his astrophotography as he is about golf ... almost. Author Jeff Williams fills us in.
Spotlight: Library of Earthly DelightsAs if 27 holes of golf, delightful dining options, stylish rooms, and superior training and fitness facilities weren't enough, a new Scotch Library has opened at Scottsdale's The Westin Kierland, providing yet another reason to visit.
Equipment: Best of PGA ShowWith literally hundreds of new products premiering at the PGA Merchandise Show this past January in Orlando, it's hard to pick the winners. But our intrepid equipment guru, Scott Kramer, reports on what he thinks qualify as Best of Show.
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January/February 2014 Issue:
Cover Story: Terrific In TexasPalmilla Beach Golf Club (formerly Newport Dunes) is Texas' only true links course. As if that wasn't good enough, these days, the course and development is experiencing a magnificent transformation, with a new clubhouse, a planned hotel and residences, and an air of excitement.
Profile: Ernie Els: The Perfect BlendErnie Els' passion shows through in his golf game, commitment to finding a cure for autism, and willingness to give back to the game. But he is just as passionate about making exceptional wines, as Jeff Williams reveals.
Equipment: Irons In The FireWith new materials, weighting schemes, and shaping which directly benefit distance, forgiveness, and feel, 2014 is looking like a banner year for new irons. Equipment guru Scott Kramer has tried them all and reports his findings.
Q&A: A Conversation With Dave PelzDave Pelz, the Austin-based short-game guru discusses plans for improving your game through a new partnership with Troon. "Golfers should understand: 80 percent of the shots lost to par are played from inside of 100 yards..."
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Cover Story: Winter EscapesAs the days grow shorter and colder in many regions of the U.S. and around the world, it's time to start dreaming about your next getaway. Luckily for you, Troon has a plethora of choices for a sun-splashed, fairway-filled, much-deserved vacation. Here are a few of our winter favs.
Editor's Note: Still a Silly Season?Other major sports shut down for at least a few months to let fans and players recharge their batteries. But with the 2014 PGA Tour season starting just weeks after the 2013 season ended, the golf season now feels like it slogs on forever.
Arizona Prime: The People's Country ClubEvery club goes through changestweaks to the golf course, a renovated dining area. But rarely is a club purchased by its members. That's what happened at FireRock Country Club in Fountain Hills, AZ, and the results are very positive.
Holiday Gifts: 'Tis The Season for Giving...and for HintingOur editors suggest several golf goodies to give and doing a little hinting of our own several to ask for. From warm winter sweaters to training aids to golf balls, here are some great ideas for your holiday shopping list.
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September/October 2013 Issue:
Cover Story: Gallery of GreatnessTwo outstanding courses, a full-service fitness center, and a 28,000-square-foot clubhouse that boasts excellent cuisine makes The Gallery Golf Club in Marana one of the very best golf clubs in Arizona. That is saying plenty for a state that boasts so many excellent facilities.
Profile: Craig Stadler: Return of the WalrusCraig Stadler was fed up with losing. But a funny thing happened on the way out to pasture...he found his swing and won. Jeff Williams explains.
Preferred Destinations: Troon Middle East Trail: Arabian DaysThe Troon Middle East Trail links great courses in the burgeoning golf meccas of Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and Bahrain.
Equipment: Callaway & TaylorMade: Late-Season SurprisesMajor manufacturers rarely introduce new clubs late in the season, but this year both Callaway and TaylorMade did just that. Scott Kramer reviews.
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July/August 2013 Issue:
Cover Story: Prince's Golf Club, Restored to the ThroneWondering where to go in the UK this year? New lodging and retailored courses have made Prince's Golf Club in Sandwich, England, the hot ticket for summer 2013 travel. Prince's is adjacent to regular Open Championship host Royal St. George's, about 75 miles from the center of London and a couple of hours by car from Heathrow Airport. It is also just 45 minutes from the Channel Tunnel and ideal for a stopover at either end of a golf trip.
Profile: Brandt Snedeker: By The NumbersBrandt Snedeker has steadily risen to the elite level of the World Golf Rankings. His 2013 got off to a tremendous start. What's his secret? Jeff Williams reveals.
Troon Privé: Blue Hill Country Club: Classic LinesA historic past has seen the likes of Jack Burke Jr. win championships at this classic Canton, Mass., club. But an emphasis on family has launched it into a new era of relevance for members.
Equipment: Diamonds in the Rough and FairwayEquipment guru Scott Kramer takes a special look at equipment for women, and concludes that it is every bit as good as clubs designed for men these days.
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May/June 2013 Issue:
Cover Story: An American Classic: Ocean Edge Resort & Golf ClubGolf is a gentleman's game and, not to be sexist, a gentlewoman's game too. In this issue, we travel to Ocean Edge Resort & Golf Club in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, where gentlepersons have been playing the game for nearly 100 years, albeit not on the same level of quality they do today. After a complete renovation by Nicklaus Golf in 2010, the course nowadays matches the excellence of the hotel, and combined they truly are "An American Classic."
Profile: Nick Price: Master of a Maddening GameNick Price is one of golf's really good guys. These days his focus is on captaining the International team to a Presidents Cup win.
Spotlight: Reinvention of a Kapalua LegendWith a new chef and a tantalizing new menu, The Plantation House at Kapalua Resort is wowing locals and resort guests alike.
Equipment: Seeing Red: Nike Golf's Newest ClubsWhen Rory McIlroy joined Tiger Woods as a Tour endorser, Nike Golf took another huge step forward. We think the product lives up to the hype.
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Cover Story: OLYMPIC HEIGHTSAlpensia Resort is quickly becoming known as South Korea's premier golf resort. When the Winter Olympics come to town in 2018, it will get a chance to show off to the world, plus:
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Strategic Streetscape Street Tree Master Plan
We are currently updating our Street Tree Master Plan. Public comments are invited up until the closing date of 10 September 2014.
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2014 Bassendean Visual Art Awards
Date: September 25 - October 1, 2014
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XBiotech Announces In-Licensing Of Technology From Strox Biopharmaceuticals
AUSTIN, Texas, April 3, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- XBiotech announced today that it acquired the patent estate of Strox Biopharmaceuticals relating to antibody therapies for methicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). XBiotech is developing next generation natural immune therapies to address serious and drug resistant bacterial infections. The in-licensed technology is reportedly intended to expand and strengthen XBiotech's position for its infectious disease product development program. Included in the deal are both issued and pending patents for antibody technologies useful for either prophylaxis or therapeutic intervention for resistant and potentially life threatening infections. Terms of the in-licensing agreement are reported to include an upfront cash payment, royalty on sales and XBiotech will assume costs and responsibilities for all patent prosecution and maintenance.
The Company's True Human™ antibody therapy for staph infections is derived from an antibody cloned from a natural human immune response. A highly specific antibody was identified from an individual donor that is expected to neutralize a key immune evasion mechanism of the bacteria. Treatment with the antibody therapy will thereby enable the patient's immune system to naturally, safely, and effectively eradicate the S. aureus infection.
XBiotech's CEO, John Simard stated, "This is a case where the advantages of true human antibodies represent a quantum advance that goes well beyond safety. Collectively humans create antibodies to any and all pathogens. Identifying a precise antibody among the donor population that neutralizes a pathogen allows for the development of targeted anti-infective therapy with a potential for safety and efficacy unlike anything that has been marketed to date. We are very excited about what this therapy represents as an advancement of treatment for infectious disease. And the intellectual property we have now acquired helps to expand the possibilities for our development efforts in this very important area of medicine."
XBiotech is leading the commercialization of biological therapies, including the discovery and development of True Human™ antibodies. The Company's lead product candidate—now in two unique Phase III registration studies—represents a novel, breakthrough treatment for advanced colorectal cancer. XBiotech has also developed manufacturing technology to reduce infrastructure needs, lessen capital requirements and shorten lead times for development of biological drugs. New manufacturing technologies are at the heart of XBiotech's approach to next generation biological therapies, including the production of highly competitive biosimilar or biobetter products.
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Bride steals $273K for extravagant wedding
Harpist? Check. Canapés? Check. 20 months in jail? Yup.
Kirsty Lane walked down the aisle and then into the pokey. In 2011, the then 30 year-old bride threw an over-the-top wedding using $272,986 stolen from her employer.
Lane was a financial administrator for home theater company Pure AV. She siphoned hundreds of thousands from her employer and plead guilty to 10 counts of fraud. Lane was eventually sentenced to 20 months in jail. But after throwing a wedding that could rival The Royals', Lane was recently only required to repay her boss $28,633.
More on MSN Living: 14 surprising facts about getting engaged
So what exactly was included in this quarter of a million dollar ceremony?
Lane used the stolen money to hire a harpist to greet guests at her wedding, and her bridesmaids were given jewel-encrusted iPods. An award-winning chef provided the reception catering, and, of course, there was an open bar.
Oh, right. We almost forgot about the magicians and fireworks display.
More on MSN Living: 10 cliche holiday marriage proposals
"I hope she has learnt her lesson," said Peter Sutton, company director of Pure AV. He told the Daily Mail that Lane's theft cost two employers their jobs and, eventually, cost the company a total of $481,740.
"It is very disappointing considering she has gained so much and had to pay back so little."
Lane made 122 payments to herself over the course of three years, but she was finally placed under suspicion when a customer asked about an invoice. Days after her wedding, Lane was put in jail.
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Models may be pros at walking with authority, wearing clothes well, and looking good doing practically anything—but if there is one thing that exceeds their fashion prowess, it's their command of the world's best beauty products. Backstage each season and on set throughout the year, they road test a mind-boggling assortment of mascaras, foundations, hairsprays, and more. Between having their hair teased within an inch of its life, their makeup applied and reapplied a dozen times in a day, and their skin pushed to its absolute limits, it's safe to say they've figured out which are the most gentle, effective, and transformative formulas on the market. From the world's sexiest (and most healing) lip balm to the original French pharmacy face cream, here are ten beauty products you can find in almost every model's medicine cabinet.
Wedding dresses of the famous
After almost a decade together and six children, power couple Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie finally made it official on Saturday, August 23 in Chateau Miraval, France. With photos of Angie's gown just released, take a look at hers and other gorgeous wedding dresses of the famous.
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One of the best things about nail art, besides the gazillian likes on your #ManicureMonday post, is experimenting with different looks and designs. With these pro secrets, including celeb nail artist Miss Pop's top tricks, you can create salon-worthy nail art at home!
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Skopes Blue Mens Shirt & Tie Set
An all-in-one selection to kit out your officewear, this shirt and tie set slides straight into your formal collection, adding a touch of sartorial style in the process.
In a regular fit, button-through style, it's a comfortable choice that's treated to a soft cotton blend. The light blue colourway is a neutral base for black, navy and grey suits, whilst the gauntlet sleeves and breast pocket provide a fine finishing touch. Finished with a blue stripe tie, your work-ready outfit is given a boost of colour.
Pair this set with grey Skopes trousers and a suit jacket to look smart and traditionally stylish at all times.
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Skopes Dermot Slim Fit Mens Trousers
Skopes has enjoyed a rich heritage in the fashion industry, having crafted quality formal garments for over sixty years. This smart trouser continues this fine tradition for superior formalwear.
Cut in a slim fit, this trouser gives contemporary shape to the leg, providing a sharp silhouette. Subtle stripes give texture to the fabric, whilst further detail is provided with satin trim to the waistband. Slanted side pockets maintain the clean lines of the fabric and the garment is completed with buttoned-up back pockets.
For an elegant look on formal occasions, wear with a slim fit dinner jacket, waistcoat and tie.
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Sophisticated formalwear brand Skopes presents the Waugh jacket, infused with the elegance and functionality of an army uniform.
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With the trend for armed forces inspired clothing continuing to advance at pace, get your style in line with the Waugh jacket by Skopes.
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Local Businesses & Contractors
Westcreek Business Owners Page
Posted by Jennifer Voss in Local Businesses & Contractors, News & Announcements, Uncategorized on August 7th, 2014
about your business, products you sell,
or services you offer?
What is the Westcreek Business Owners' Page about?
- A business owners' webpage where residents, who are current WNA members, can exclusively advertise their business / products / services.
- Your business name, listed according to category, links to your website, your Facebook page, or other site. If you do not have an actual site, the link will go to a specific page that lists your contact details.
- If you haven't had a chance to join/renew & support the WNA in 2014, please mail in your member app or use Paypal and take advantage of yet another association benefit.
- Dues are only $20 a year. We hope you agree this is an inexpensive and easy way to reach local clients!
- As soon as you've joined, take this short survey & provide us with your business information. Please take the survey by Saturday, August 16, 2014
How will the WNA let neighbors know about the web page?
- Once the page is launched, we'll make an announcement to all neighbors. Plus, the page will be linked in official email communications, on periodic Facebook and Nextdoor posts, and in our newsletters.
- This will give you a way to let your neighbors know that they can buy local!
- Let us know if you have an update.
- Be sure to renew by January 30 each year, during our membership drive, to keep your link active on the page, as this perk is only available to current members!
- If you happen to miss the January membership drive, you can still join/renew at any time & activate/reactivate your link!
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Take the survey by Saturday, August 16, 2014. If you happen to miss the deadline, please email us at email@example.com.
Masonry, Landscaping, Hardscaping, patios, ponds
Posted by Robin Mayfield in Landscape, Masonry on April 22nd, 2014
Window Replacement Recommendation
Posted by Jennifer Voss in General Home, Local Businesses & Contractors, Repairs & Remodeling, Retailers, Services on April 14th, 2014
We highly recommend Ringer Windows for window replacement. They were professional, responsive, reliable and very reasonably priced. The entire process went smoothly and we are thrilled with the results. We also like that they manufacture their own windows and are locally owned and operated.
Not only did we find numerous positive recommendations from several review sources, we also know of neighbors who have been very happy with their windows from this company after having the windows in for quite some time now. The windows turned out beautiful and are sturdy, easy to use and make a huge difference in how our home looks.
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Tile Contractor
Posted by Ann Fowler in Local Businesses & Contractors, Repairs & Remodeling on March 30th, 2014
Submitted by Westcreek neighbor: Matthew Gentry is a contractor and handyman who does all sizes of jobs.
We've been pleased with all of his work and find him to be quite reliable.
His phone is:512-618-8953
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Lawn Care recommendation
Submitted by Westcreek neighbor: We use Joel Hoffmeister, 512-968-1556. Very reasonable, honest and also does tree-trimming and landscaping.
Lawn Care recommendation
Submitted by Westcreek neighbor: Jeff Mahlstech owns DLG Company he lives in our neighborhood – they do my lawn and I am very pleased.
Lawn Care recommendation
Submitted by Westcreek neighbor: We use Just Right Lawn, 512-861-7802 and we are very pleased with them. I think they are very reasonable.
Lawn Care recommendation
Posted by Ann Fowler in Lawns/Gardens/Trees on March 9th, 2014
Submitted by Westcreek neighbor: "These young men provide quality work at competitive prices. Mowing, edging, refuse removal, tree-trimming, leaf-gathering.
They grew up in Oak Hill and really are paying off a TCU student loan! Call or text Jake or Jesse at 512-653-0687 (texting is preferred because it's hard to hear the phone ring with the mower running!)"
Ame's Cleaning
Posted by Ann Fowler in Housekeeping on March 9th, 2014
Submitted by Westcreek neighbor: "I use Ame's Cleaning and they have worked in my home for over 15 years. They are very responsible and responsive. Women have worked for them for many years. They also don't charge you if you have to cancel."
Loan Officer Recommendation
Posted by Ann Fowler in Real Estate on March 7th, 2014
Submitted by Westcreek neighbor: "No ad or business relationship here at all —- Just a quick unsolicited endorsement if you're needing a refi or purchase. Randy and the whole team at VistaLending gave us phenomenal and quick/easy service on our refi that closed yesterday! I've account managed over 100 different mtg broker offices in my past life/career, and I never saw service nearly this good anywhere. Top recommendations for this guy and his team!"
Randy Atkinson
Loan Officer NMLS# 312533
mobile # 512.422.8920
fax # 512.358.6081
Vista Lending, a division of Network Funding, LP
5806 Mesa Dr #300
Austin, TX 78731
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