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US officially calls on Israel to reverse land appropriation
Militant Palestinian group stages rally in Gaza City
A guided tour of a Hamas terror tunnel
IDF kills Palestinian driver attempting to run down soldiers at checkpoint
PA replaces prisoners ministry with PLO body
Liberman thanks US for support during Operation Protective Edge
Naftali Bennett, not Netanyahu is the leader of Israel's Right, poll finds
Netanyahu ally says government failed to properly explain Gaza operation to public
Tibi bill seeks to give Israeli Arabs official national minority status
Israel squad reassembles for short camp
Eventful day at the office for Mac TA's Pako
Israel soccer coach Gutman names national squad for Shefayim camp
Yellow-and-blue sent packing from Europe
Energy, Economy ministries issue grants to convert 16 factories to gas
Peres Center director Sharir to head Science, Tech Ministry
*Putting their heads together*
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak in Israel for 2014 EduAction Forum
Blue-and-white films for just NIS 10 – celebrate Israeli Cinema Day
Old is the new black
Analysis: Talansky retrial could seal Olmert's fate on Holyland appeal
Bennett: Defense will only get more money if it reforms
Ukrainian rebels shoot Jewish man
Birthright alumni more supportive of Gaza op than general population
Thousands in Britain rally against rise in anti-Semitism
Report: Joan Rivers being brought out of induced coma, family to sue doctors
Displaced Jews in Ukraine are once again in harms way
Islamic State claims life of second American, citing airstrikes
Explosion kills 11 Egyptian soldiers in Sinai
Syrian rebels demand ransom, removal from terror list in order to free captive Fiji troops
Fighting breaks out along Syrian border, with captured Fiji troops nearby
Iranian FM hopeful to reach nuclear agreement within 3 months
Arm Syria's moderates
Terra Incognita: Politics of the veil comes to east Jerusalem
Grapevine: A local version of 'Annie Get Your Gun'
Israel's energy horizon
UNRWA: A Palestinian, anti-Israel, non-territorial government
Hamas vs humous: What's the difference?
Teaching Israelis some finesse
Marking the end of 'youthful obnoxiousness'
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A song for ELUL: 'The song of the land
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גֶ'אז בְּעִבְרִית
Huge culture festival to be held in Afula for first time
Wading through widowhood: You don't have to be Jewish
From Berlin to Hollywood to Jerusalem
Grapevine: Leket Israel HQ suffers fire, but work continues
A web of alliances
The 28 envelopes
Startup Nation's dark side
Bibi's post-war challenge
From tragedy to charity
Shabbat planet
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Rolling through summer
Can the Dalai Lama win Beijing's heart?
Starting the countdown to the next Gaza war
Facing chaotic instabilities
Iran's golden summer
When 'Romeo and Juliet' are Reuven and Jamila
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The king of impersonators
Women who run… and bike...and swim
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Jon Stewart: I am not anti-Israel
Surfing in more ways than one
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Meshaal : une élimination ratée
Faut-il tuer les leaders du Hamas ?
Revisiter le sionisme
Préserver l'héritage des Juifs de Tunisie
Ton peuple sera mon peuple
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La paix, version palestinienne
David Azrieli, 1922-2014
Dimanche 13 juillet
Deux familles, une histoire
Il était une fois en Israël
Boucler la boucle
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L'épreuve de la dissuasion
Sale temps sur les routes israéliennes
JNF USA Solidarity Mission Visits Southern Israel
Turning Tanks into Pine Cones
Under Hamas Fire, KKL-JNF Paves a Security Road for Kibbutz Sufa
Canada-Israel Solidarity Rally in Jerusalem
Children from Moshav Tekuma Take a Break from the Rockets
IDF Soldiers Volunteer in Carmel Forest
New Single Tracks for Cyclists in the Western Galilee
Returning to the Well of Ziklag and ANZAC
KKL-JNF and Fair Planet in Ethiopia–Seeds of Hope
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Nice-Netanya Scientific Seminar 'Mare Nostrum: A Vision for Tomorrow'
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Diplomacy & Politics
08/05/2014 18:30
UNHRC president replaces Falk with pro-Palestinian Indonesian diplomat
Makarim Wibisono of Indonesia.
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The United Nations Human Rights Council appointed Makarim Wibisono – an Indonesian diplomat who has expressed pro-Palestinian views – on Thursday to a six-year term as its special investigator of Israeli actions in the West Bank and east Jerusalem.In a surprising move, UNHRC President Baudelaire Ndong Ella gave the post to Wibisono after disregarding the three vetted candidates that a UNHRC consultative group of five member states put forward.The investigator's reports to the UNHRC carry weight within the larger UN system and impact its legal stance on Israel.Wibisono replaces US legal expert Richard Falk, who had advocated boycotting Israeli settlements, said that Israel had "genocidal" intentions toward the Palestinians, and endorsed 9/11 conspiracy theories.To calm the waters after Falk, the UN consultative group had tapped American legal expert Christina Cerna of Georgetown University, because she was a neutral candidate who had not taken a public stand on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.The Arab League wrote a letter of protest and called for the appointment of British legal expert Christine Chinkin, who helped author the controversial 2009 Goldstone Report on Israeli military activity in Gaza during Operation Cast Lead. The UN consultive group listed her as its second choice.Ndong Ella had initially agreed to appoint her at the end of March, when he presented the UNHRC with a list of 19 nominees for investigatory positions on a wide array of human rights issues. But member states complained that the list favored men over women, and certain parts of the globe over others.After a long series of conversations among member states, Ndong Ella presented a new list on Thursday, at which point he exercised his powers as president of the council to ignore the vetted candidates in favor of an appointee he favored – in this case, Wibisono.He made other changes, such as dropping Israel Doron – an Israeli citizen who was initially tapped for the post of independent expert on the enjoyment of all human rights by older persons – in favor of Chilean Rosa Kornfeld-Matte.No Israelis were among the 19 appointments.In spite of the objections of countries such as the US, Falk's wife, Hilal Elvar of Turkey, remained on the list and was appointed on Thursday as the UNHRC special rapporteur on the right to food.At Thursday's UNHRC debate, a number of countries, including Peru and Argentina, continued to object to the list.Saoud El-Saadi, a representative of Kuwait, asked Ndong Ella to explain the procedure by which the vetted candidates for Wibisono's post had been set aside."How was the name arrived at?" he asked.Ndong Ella seemed startled by the question and responded that the request for an alternative candidate had come from Saadi's own group."You are from the Arab group, and you must know how the procedure occurred, since I carried out this procedure with your group and I did so at the request of certain members of your group," Ndong Ella said.He explained that Wibisono had been one of 10 candidates who had initially applied for the position."I respected procedures by interviewing the candidates. I clarified that there were two that were not interviewed. I interviewed them. I chose the candidate who not only corresponded to the [UN] criteria, but also the person [who met] the expectations of the concerned parties in the system," he said.Ndong Ella said there had been irreconcilable differences regarding this position, and that Wibisono's appointment had erased that gridlock.In March, Hillel Neuer, executive director of UN Watch, had predicted that Wibisono would get the post.At the time, he had charged that Wibisono was problematic because in the past he had "accused Israel of 'unconscionable use of force against the Palestinians,' 'untenable acts of aggression,' and of having a 'policy of retribution against the entire Palestinian nation.'" Neuer said that "Wibisono has referred to the 'stark and brutal nature of the policies pursued by the occupying power,' accused Israel of being 'the aggressor and the perpetrator of wanton violence,' and repeatedly minimized Israeli suffering, speaking of 'the handful of Israelis who have died,' and of Israel's battle with rocket and other terrorist attacks as a 'flimsy pretext.'" The UNHRC has 37 rapporteurs, of which 15 are for specific countries. But Israel is the only country to which a rapporteur is permanently assigned. Its mandate focuses solely on Israeli actions with regard to the Palestinians.
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Nov 06
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Cal Crutchlow will head to the first race of the new 1000cc MotoGP era in Qatar next month brimming with confidence after he ended the pre-season testing schedule with the fifth fastest time in Jerez.
The British rider's stunning winter testing form continued when a quickest lap of 1.39.585 put him ahead of Valentino Rossi and Monster Yamaha Tech 3 team-mate...
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Feb 10
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RobTZ says:
Note the above; whereby it says And he was only a fraction behind factory rider Ben Spies in fourth.
And some people on this forum appear not to rate Cal. His results (although in testing) are speaking for themselves.
Now is your time Cal. Well Done. I am really looking forward to this season.
Feb 12
Posts: 44
Jl46 says:
Can't decide whether it's a good decision for tech 3 to sign smith for next year, on one hand it will bring the best out of cal and dovi but on the other is can't see smith doing as well as either of them, unless tech 3 run a crt bike next year and he's on that
Jan 09
Posts: 845
v1nn1e says:
Best testing results we've seen so let's hope he can translate them into some consistent top-6 finishes and maybe challenge for a podium if the factory guys tangle and leave an opening.
Jan 04
Posts: 285
R6nutter6 says:
That picture is just awsome with the rear wheel in the air
Jun 11
Posts: 2545
PaceyCasey says:
Keep it up Cal. Here's looking forward to a better season and 'maybe' (very 'maybe') in with a shout for a podium this season. Anythings possible.
Jul 08
Posts: 992
williewheelbreaker says:
That photo is awesome... love the new livery, dark and menacing. Thinking about it Cal does look like a "lump" on the thing but respect is due. Herve' reckoned on some consistent top 5's out of him. Granted it is testing but he was on it all day Sunday. Let's hope he can translate that to the humanoid pack trailing the aliens.
Feb 11
Posts: 616
Milkybars says:
who is Muchtooslow...He could not beat Slowesland Rookie season where he came 11th.....LOL was Cal Rookie of the year in 12th place.....WTF...Oh Lordie Lordie!!!! ,,.... that really sounds effed up, to get a trophy based on 12th place. Shit. Nothing like a Ben Spies Rookie of the year QUALITY of 6th place a pole, a 3rd and 2nd place finish......now that is bringing honor back to the award.
Can we expect a pole and podiums from apeman. It's the same competition Spies had on the 800cc bikes that was totally new to him and going against riders on them from 2007, 2008 and 2009. It's looking no good for Cal who is much too slow. See ya in WSBK ... or swinging from a tree yelling OOOOHHHHHHYYYYYAAAAAAAA!!
Poor Cal
........for beating an even poorer Vale. zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Mar 09
Posts: 490
SV659Nut says:
Just a tidbit of additional info - Spies has never expended more than about 95% effort at any test that I can recall since I've been a fan (2005). Dovi will need to up his game to stay on the same lap as Ben this year. Cal is riding well in these tests so far but he too needs to up his race craft this year to play with Ben. It should be fun and interesting to see if they can step up and do it. I will be watching. Go Spies!!!
Sep 11
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Someone who knows what he is saying SV you know it I know it Dovi is gonna left for dead by Ben this upcoming season.
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Graduation brings end of North Rowan's family of seven years
North Rowan High Schools graduation Thursday was far from somber cheers flooded Keppel Auditorium time and time again as the lively crowd congratulated each graduate who walked across the stage.
For Principal Dr. Darrell McDowell, graduation was particularly bittersweet this year. Hes been with these students since they entered middle school at North Rowan Middle, and, like the graduates, this year is the end of his chapter of life at North Rowan High.
McDowell told the graduates that his time with them was the richest seven years of his life, and he could not be more proud to be a Cavalier and a part of whats on this stage.
Before the ceremony, McDowell said this years graduating class has been a part of something thats really special, and hes seen great cultural, social, academic and athletic victories among them.
When McDowell took over North Rowan High School, the football team had lost 26 games in a row, and the schools graduation rate was at 61 percent. This year, the football team won every game but one, and the graduation rate is up more than 20 percentage points.
We have a large number of kids that have worked hard for all seven years, McDowell said, adding that many of them are going on to compete at the next level, including student athletes and many who never thought theyd go to college.
Weve never focused on limitations, he said before the graduation. Weve focused on opportunities.
Weve been together seven years, he said, adding that in that amount of time, you really get to know people.
Theres a bond between this group of kids, McDowell said.
Michael Ransome, a wheelchair-bound honors student, is symbolic of that bond, McDowell said.
Our kids their hearts are tender, he said. We care a lot about each other.
When Ransomes name was called, there was no doubt about that bond. The entire room erupted into cheers as Ransome rolled across the stage and hugged McDowell rather than the customary handshake.
He was like a father to us, North Rowan Senior Class Vice President Jahari Rustin said of McDowell.
He helped us get to where we are today, he added.
After the ceremony, McDowell said, It feels like your own children.
Some of these kids are going on to great things, he added.
Next year, McDowell will take the position of principal at Lavonia Elementary School, a kindergarten through fifth grade school of about 600 students in Franklin County, Ga.
He said hes excited about the new challenge. McDowell has served as principal in a middle school and a high school. While he has worked in an elementary school, hes never been principal of one.
Rustin said his time at North Rowan has prepared him for life ahead.
Im going to miss everybody, but it feels great, he added.
Rustin said the schools excellent teachers played a key role in his success.
They take the time to work with you, he said.
Rustin plans to attend Shaw University in the fall.
Destinae Hill, who is the first person in her family to graduate from high school, said shes relieved for school to be over.
I learned from my friends to be me, she said, as she reflected on her time at North Rowan.
Hill plans to get a job, and then attend the University of Tampa in the spring.
It feels like Ive accomplished something, said Kiera Hosch-Carroll.
Hosch-Carroll said she learned a lot at North Rowan, and her favorite part of high school was being on the cheerleading team.
Hosch-Carroll plans to attend Winston-Salem State University and major in criminal justice.
Also in attendance Thursday were Assistant Principals Antoine Brisbon, Kimberly Martin and Harriet Wood, Assistant Superintendents Anthony Vann and Nathan Currie and Chairman of the Board of Education Dr. Richard Miller.
North Rowan contributed 147 of the Rowan-Salisbury School Systems 1,281 graduates this year.
East Rowan, South Rowan, North Rowan, Henderson and Salisbury high schools held their ceremonies in Keppel Auditorium at Catawba College on Thursday. West Rowan and Carson held graduation events at the schools.


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Great job Ken and team - thanks.
on Dec 20, 2013 at 10:32 am
Great, but it's still in City Hall instead of an earthquake safe location.
on Dec 20, 2013 at 11:12 am
This is a good improvement, but this is the same basement that was identified in the Blue Ribbon Task Force report on the public safety facility as seismically unsound (more than ten years ago, I think). When are we going to get a seismically "sound" public safety building? Could we at least move this center to someplace safer like, maybe, Cubberley?


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Dario Franchitti in Pursuit of 3rd Race Championship
IndyCar - Indystar.com Interview
Crouched comfortably on the floor of a Ganassi Racing transporter Monday afternoon, Dario Franchitti professed not a care in the world relative to the Indianapolis 500's speed chart, the Izod IndyCar Series' standings or whatever else was going on around him.
Franchitti is focused on winning this race for a third time. Nothing else.
"Anybody who has won one here will tell you how special that feels," he said. "Two is lovely; three would be just incredible."
Only nine drivers have won the 500 that many times, Helio Castroneves the only one still active. Franchitti would get to that elite level by adding a win May 27 to his victories from 2007 and '10.
"The funny thing about it is, I don't think about (those races)," he said. "I think only about this one.
"You can't look back. You have to think, 'How am I going to get this one?' You have to want this one as much as you wanted the first one or else you're not going to get it. That's the plain and simple of it."
Turning 39 on Saturday, Franchitti is at the no-nonsense stage of his career. He has enough race wins (30 in IndyCar), championships (four with two teams) and special moments to last a lifetime. Whatever comes next will extend an already impressive resume.
"It doesn't matter what position the guy is in or how many points he has, he's always a threat to win," former teammate Tony Kanaan said. "He's one of the guys you have to beat here, too."
Franchitti's next win will tie him with Paul Tracy and Sebastien Bourdais for the lead among active drivers, although Tracy doesn't have a ride and Bourdais' car currently doesn't have an engine.
At Franchitti's four-year average of four wins per season, he'll catch Al Unser Jr. for sixth place all-time later this year. If that happens, Franchitti could pass Bobby Unser and knock on Al Unser's door (39) next year.
Another championship breaks his tie with Mario Andretti and Bourdais for second place, leaving him only two titles behind A.J. Foyt for the record. Lofty stuff.
Franchitti is already the most accomplished driver in Ganassi Racing history even if he's voting for Alex Zanardi in the team's online contest running this month.
The irony is, this doesn't feel like an award-winning season for the Scotsman. He is 10th in the IndyCar standings after four races, a distant 98 points behind Will Power, the Team Penske driver he edged for the past two titles.
Franchitti's best finish in the first three races was 10th, and he admits not feeling comfortable with IndyCar's new chassis. But he ran well in the April 29 street race in Sao Paulo, Brazil, prior to being hit from behind by Mike Conway. He still finished fifth after qualifying second.
"I think in Brazil we finally got the car working the way I need it to work, and we saw the results," he said. "I think we've definitely turned the corner as far as that's concerned, but none of that is relevant to Indianapolis."
Indianapolis Motor Speedway is IndyCar's first oval of the season and of this equipment generation. Franchitti said he feels good about the first three days of practice, but a lack of track time -- Monday's 20 laps pushed his month total to just 37 -- keeps him from giving, or even having, a true assessment.
He knows he had the third-fastest time Sunday among laps not in the draft, but that's it.
"The car feels good, we just haven't run much; we're still on our first set of tires," he said before Monday's late-afternoon run. "We haven't really even started doing anything yet. There's more questions than answers right now. The feeling of the car seems pretty good.
"The balance is a little different than the old car through the corner, but we haven't tried to address those issues. Once we do, we'll have more of an answer."
As for his place in the title chase, well, that's a discussion for the day after the 500.
"How do I put this? There's no point worrying about it," Franchitti said. "We'll do our best to score the maximum number of points every week and win as many races as possible and try and retain the championship.
"Right now our focus is on trying to win Indianapolis."
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The new Dolphins defensive tackle doesn't talk numbers when it comes to setting goals for the upcoming season. He merely wants to be a different player than he was last year.
"For me it's always about progressing," Mitchell said in an interview with The Finsiders Monday. "I want to do something better every single season. I want to look back at the season before and I want to be able to look at the stat sheet or I want to be able to look at my production or how I've changed or how I've grown as a player and I want to make sure that I see someone different every time I look at the film. I want to not recognize the guy from the year before. That's my key."
If his career arc continues the way it has since he entered the NFL as a third-round pick of the Houston Texans in the 2010 draft, the Dolphins would have no issue with that.
Simply put, Mitchell has gotten better and better with each passing year and he won't turn 27 years old until Sept. 25. In 2013, Mitchell became a full-time starter for the first time and helped the Houston defense finish seventh overall in total yards allowed despite the team's disappointing 2-14 showing.
But it wasn't as though Mitchell was satisfied with his performance. He's looking to build on it, and that meant not wasting a lot of time in the offseason.
That, in turn, meant watching a lot of film.
"It's all about just watching yourself as a player," Mitchell said. "You continue to watch film and as you're watching it, you're like, aaaarrg, I could have done that better or I'll know better for next time. You just continue to watch it and you just continue to try to progress as a player and just watching yourself is really what helps me and just understanding my fit and just getting an overall fit of the game. It also helps that you actually know a lot of the players that you're playing against in the league, being in the league for three-plus years."
Mitchell clearly was a priority for the Dolphins, who signed him on the second day of free agency as the first defensive player they acquired as an unrestricted free agent this offseason.
As Mitchell goes through the offseason conditioning program with his teammates, a big part of the focus for him is on building a rapport with his new defensive line mates, especially since he's joining a group that returns almost every major contributor from last season.
"Just getting an opportunity to work out with them and just meeting," Mitchell said. "You can already see the camaraderie that they've established and just trying to fit in. It's just an exciting time and it's going to be a fun group to be a part of."
Mitchell also told The Finsiders he's liked what he's seen of his new coaches.
"It's all been great," he said. "You see some football fun-loving coaches that are really passionate about the game as well and it's really exciting to be a part of that."
It's way too early in the process to try to pinpoint what Mitchell's role will be with the Dolphins in 2014. He joined a defensive tackle group that includes two-time Pro Bowl selection
Mitchell will have to make an adjustment going to a 4-3 base after playing in Houston's 3-4 scheme, but he said after signing with the Dolphins that change appealed to him. He basically indicated the same thing in his interview with The Finsiders.
"It'll be really interesting to see how it all pans out," he said. "I'm definitely excited about the opportunity. I have full confidence in my abilities to come in and just get an understanding of how the defense is run and just making sure that I'm on top of everything and just making sure that I'm a responsible teammate and making sure that I'm doing my part."


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One reason North Korean leader Kim Jong Un had his uncle executed, some analysts say, is that he felt disrespected. The uncle, Jang Song Thaek, allegedly failed to applaud with enough enthusiasm when Kim was given a key post. It's also thought that Kim wanted to send a message: Don't mess with me.
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The players that year faced a sobering new reality: The nation was at war and they'd soon leave the football field behind for the battlefield. In All American, author Steve Eubanks recalls that game through the eyes of two players — Army quarterback Chad Jenkins and Navy linebacker Brian Stann.
If you can pronounce that long word, you'll be cured of any Friday the 13th fears, according to some. NPR's Korva Coleman offers an audio pronunciation guide.
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Even for those with the will and drive to pursue treatment, the process remains difficult, frightening and full of holes. Mental health advocates say little has come, on the federal level, from the task forces and promises that followed the Newtown shootings.
A year after the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., gunman Adam Lanza's motives are still unclear. Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy says people may just have to be satisfied with what they've known from the beginning — that on Dec. 14, 2012, a horrible thing happened.
Maria Vasquez-Rojas was thrilled when she learned she was pregnant. But soon afterward she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer — at the same time her brother Francisco was struggling with drug addiction. Maria's daughter's birth has transformed not just Maria's life, but Francisco's, too.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. -- By nature, coaches are teachers and their players are pupils. So when a pupil doesn't succeed, there is naturally disappointment on the part of the coaches.
That's how Giants head coach Tom Coughlin is feeling these days after having not one but two members of his defensive secondary -- safety Will Hill and cornerback Jayron Hosley -- handed league-imposed suspensions related to their failure to adhere to the NFL's policy on substance abuse.
"It's disappointing as heck, as you can imagine," Coughlin said of the circumstances, "but we go on."
Unlike Hosley, who is fighting for a roster spot, Hill, who was written in ink to be a starter, is no longer with the Giants after being waived him on Monday.
Coughlin said Hill's behavior -- the safety received three suspensions in as many years -- really left the club with no choice.
"When you run a business, you have to be able to rely and depend on people to be there when you need them to perform their duties," Coughlin said.
"If this is your job and you're willing to jeopardize your job for some other reason, than perhaps you don't have your mind and priorities where they should be in the first place."
Safety Antrel Rolle, a leader on the defense, also expressed disappointment in both Hill and Hosley.
"They know if they're going to be tested and when they're going to be tested. It's too easy to do right to keep doing wrong," he said. "That's something we don't need around here -- fans asking me on Twitter what is up with the secondary. It's a bad reflection; it doesn't look good."
Hosley, who received his first strike under the league's policy, a violation that will keep him out of the first four games of the season, offered a heart-felt apology to everyone from team ownership right down to his teammates and the fans for his indiscretion.
"My coaches have expectations of me and I have expectations for myself," he said. "We all make mistakes, but right now I'm just focusing on football and surrounding myself with good people -- my family, who's always been there for me."
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The members of Mahwah's seventh grade girls black travel basketball team have got a really good momentum going.
For the first time ever, the team won its Christmas tournament, which was held this year in Oakland. The girls are coming off back-to-back wins this weekend that improved their record to 9-4. Moving toward the March playoff games, the seventh graders say they are in sync, and looking forward to wrapping up the season with a bang.
"They are all really great kids," head coach TJ Downey said. "I've been coaching most of the girls on the team since they were in fourth grade, and it's always been their heart and determination that sets them apart. They are all competitors and they all give 100 percent."
The girls are also, "very athletic," Downey said. Most play other sports in addition to basketball. "We don't discourage them from playing other sports. They are young, and the most important thing here is to have fun."
Though all of the players agree, they say winning the team's first league championship ever would be a nice payoff for their hard work.
"Our goal every year is to win the championship," Brenna Jaffe said. "This year, we have been practicing a lot, learning a lot more new plays, and we play well together. We are all friends so that helps."
"We just try to play hard, and not get too crazy about whether or not we win or lose," teammate Sara Grunblatt said.
The students a few weeks left of regular season games, and playoffs between the eight teams in their league begin the first week of March.
The girls say they do have a not-so-secret weapon that they hope will advance them through the playoff games.
"We are the tallest team in the league," player Erin Jaffe said. "I don't think the other teams should be excited to face us."
"Who knows," teammate Emily Burns added. "This could be our year."
The members of the seventh grade travel team are Danielle Petrovic, Sara Grunblatt, Brenna Jaffe, Erin Jaffe, Olivia Sprofera, Morgan Morris, Emily Burns, Fiona McNulty, Kayla Devine and Tabitha Paul. They are coached by Downey and assistant coaches Steve Jaffe, Markus Paul, and Steven Grunblatt. To see when they are playing, check out the Mahwah Travel Basketball website.


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For the first time, critically acclaimed, New York Times bestselling suspense master J. A. Jance brings together her two most beloved creations: Arizona sheriff Joanna Brady and Seattle investigator J.P. Beaumont.
The dead woman on a cold slab in the Arizona morgue was a talented artist recently arrived from the West Coast. The Washington State Attorney General's office thinks this investigation is too big for a small-town female law officer to handle, so they're sending Sheriff Joanna Brady some unwanted helpa seasoned detective named Beaumont. Sheriff Brady resents his intrusion, and Bisbee, Arizona, with its ghosts and memories, is the last place J.P. Beaumont wants to be. But the twisting desert road they must reluctantly travel together is leading them into a very deadly nest of rattlers. And if they hope to survive, suddenly trust is the only option they have left . . .
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It has been all quiet on the Ottawa front as Nova Scotia's politicians attempt to get answers about services for veterans.
At Monday's meeting of the Nova Scotia standing committee on veterans affairs, deputy intergovernmental affairs minister Catherine Blewett said her office has struggled to get any information from Veterans Affairs Canada after the closure of a federal support office in Sydney.
"We're not hearing back from them."
The Sydney office, which has 4,200 files, was one of eight support offices across the country that closed at the end of January. The federal government said it could no longer justify the cost of keeping the offices open and said veterans would be able to access services online, by telephone and at Service Canada offices.
At the end of November, the provincial legislature passed a unanimous resolution calling on Ottawa to reverse the closure plan. But there was no dialogue between the provincial government and its federal counterparts thereafter. Intergovernmental Affairs executive director Paul Gillis told committee members the matter wasn't pursued sooner because officials thought the amount of national pressure on the Conservative government would save the offices when the federal budget was tabled.
That didn't happen.
On Monday, Tory MLA Eddie Orrell (Northside-Westmount) expressed frustration upon learning Premier Stephen McNeil, who is also minister responsible for military relations, only wrote to Veterans Affairs Minister Julian Fantino on Feb. 25.
"I just think that's absurd," said Orrell.
McNeil's letter asks Fantino to consider creating a veterans' advocate position to help address some of the concerns veterans express. Fantino's office has yet to reply.
New Democrat MLA Gordie Gosse (Sydney-Whitney Pier), who also received no reply to his letter to Fantino, suggested the province could fill the role itself and send the bill to Ottawa, as the Liberals plan to do with the cleanup for the MV Miner.
Blewett said that sentiment is understandable, but not realistic.
"They've given of their lives and their time, and made supreme sacrifices, and so it's really challenging to not want to do something special for them."
But the impact of downloading from Ottawa has been "incredible," Blewett said, adding that it isn't restricted to veterans services.
Funding has been withdrawn in other areas such as immigration, First Nations and employment programs, she said. Backfilling any of this work is difficult until the impact can be understood, Blewett said.


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SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Farmers Market will be moved farther up Grinnell Street this Thursday, in front of The Sheridan Press, to celebrate the Third Thursday Street Festival.
From 5-7 p.m. vendors will sell produce, arts and crafts and more as live music, children's activities, demonstrations and nonprofit booths are hosted.
Rockin Jake will perform from 5:30 p.m.-9 p.m. on the Main Stage and Canary Joe will perform at the same time on Loucks and Main Street.
Attendance is free for customers and vendor booths are available to rent. For more information or to sign up as a vendor call Bonnie Gregory at the Downtown Sheridan Association 672-8881 or see www.downtownsheridan.org.
SHERIDAN— The Wyoming Drifters will be playing Friday at the Sheridan Senior Center. Come dance to their music for free from 6:30-8:30 p.m. The Senior Center is located at 211 Smith St.
SHERIDAN— Pedigree and GreaterGood have teamed up to give selected shelters across the nation a makeover.
The Sheridan Dog and Cat Shelter has been selected to receive renovation, and needs volunteers to help finish the project.
The renovations will begin Aug. 23 and 24 at 9 a.m.
Volunteers can sign up online at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/sheridandogandcatshelter.
For more information call Katie Volney at 612-333-1723.
SHERIDAN— Blacktooth Brewing will host a non-profit event on Tuesday from 5:30-7:30 p.m. For every pint sold, one dollar is donated to the Matthew Perkins Memorial Scholarship Fund. The Matthew Perkins Memorial Scholarship Fund is money that helps to subsidize educational travel opportunities for Sheridan High School and Fort McKenzie High School students. 50/50 tickets will be sold and Thrivent Builds will provide free hotdogs. Music by Canary Joe. For more information call Blacktooth Brewing at 675-2337.
BIG HORN— The first annual Big Horn Market will be Saturday, Aug. 30th from 9a.m.-2 p.m. Collette Eliason has been working with the Smokehouse and the Big Horn Mercantile to participate through great food and music. Although the event is small, there is a nice variety of participants from local artists paintings, pottery, baked goods (gluten free), home goods, locally made bath and body items, face-painting, wagon rides, locally grown vegetables and kids' activities. Big Horn Heritage Days will also bring live music to the Big Horn Smokehouse Friday and Saturday night. For more information call Collette Eliason at 752-3764.


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What she did was to create her own database from previously published excavation reports and lists of coins, and imported it to Google Earth. "My criteria are so detailed that I can see all the coins for a particular emperor or of a particular material," said Neumann, a doctoral candidate in the McMicken College of Arts and Sciences' Department of Classics.
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She analysed how the software plots which coins were found where and in what quantity across different historic time periods. This way she followed the transformation of Antioch's political influence as it was absorbed by the Roman empire.
"My bigger question is, 'How do you get one empire which absorbs a lot of different people and yet lasts so long? How is stability achieved even with vast diversity?' I think that can speak to today's society with the culture changes we are seeing," concluded Neumann.
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