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State Panel Looks at NY's Public and Private Hospitals
Friday, February 17, 2006
The state Health Department has convened a panel to look at how the private and public hospital system serves New York. The commission is slated to make recommendations by the end of the year, and communities and healthcare providers are watching closely. Recently, the panel got a glimpse of what ...
Chief Justice Wants Party Primaries for Judges
Tuesday, February 07, 2006
New York's chief justice says nominating judges through party primaries would not help reform the state's corruption-plagued judicial system. WNYC's Fred Mogul has more.
Ten days ago a federal judge ruled the judicial election system unconstitutional. Judge John Gleeson said the legislature should create a new system, and that until it ...
New Medicare Benefit Slows All Service at Pharmacies
Tuesday, January 24, 2006
When the new Medicare drug benefit took effect three weeks ago, getting medication for many people slowed to a crawl -- whether they were on Medicare or not. Pharmacists spent so much time on the phone with the government and private drug plans that they filled prescriptions about 70 percent ...
Sharpton's MLK Gathering is Stage for Electioneering
Tuesday, January 17, 2006
Al Sharpton's Martin Luther King Day gathering is an annual rite for politicians, especially in election years. Yesterday brought together dozens of candidates seeking office in New York City, Albany and Washington. WNYC's Fred Mogul has more.
REPORTER: Most of the hopefuls for state Attorney General were there, including Republican Janine ...
City Emergency Rooms Rated Poorly Prepared
Tuesday, January 10, 2006
New York's emergency rooms are poorly prepared to handle a surge in patients, according to a new study. WNYC's Fred Mogul has more.
The state ranked 49th for the number of emergency departments per million residents and 30th in the number of board-certified ER doctors. Despite those low grades, the report ...
State's Highest Court Takes Up Local Domestic Partnership Rule
Wednesday, January 04, 2006
The state's highest court today hears arguments in a case pitting Mayor Bloomberg against the City Council. At issue is a local law requiring city contractors to offer health benefits to domestic partners. WNYC's Fred Mogul has more.
The Council passed the Equal Benefits Law in 2004, over the mayor's veto. ...
Computer Visionary John Diebold is Dead
Tuesday, December 27, 2005
John Diebold, the visionary who preached computerization more than a half-century ago, has died. WNYC's Fred Mogul has more.
When Diebold penned the book Automation in 1952, computers were bulky academic and scientific behemoths. The idea of using them for everyday finance, accounting and management was only starting to emerge. In ...
Subways, Buses Running After Mediators Help Broker a Deal
Friday, December 23, 2005
Subway trains and buses are running, after state mediators helped broker a deal that returned striking workers to the rails and roads, even without a contract. WNYC's Fred Mogul has more.
REPORTER: On Wednesday, he was fire and brimstone, but by yesterday, union president Roger Toussaint was smiles and brevity. In ...
Strike Hits Hospitals Hard
Thursday, December 22, 2005
Clogged streets and commuting problems are affecting the city's hospitals and the people seeking care there. WNYC's Fred Mogul has more.
REPORTER: Sirens and lights only help ambulances so much, when traffic snarls the streets. Ambulance driver Robert Cuivas just got back to The Brooklyn Hospital Center in Fort Greene from ...
Private Bus Line May Be in Strike Vanguard
Friday, December 16, 2005
New York City's transit union called a selective strike against two private bus lines Friday, putting off a crippling citywide shutdown, as it rejected what the system later said was its final offer. The roughly 55,000 riders of those two bus lines in Queens will be able to get home ...
Mandatory Reporting of Diabetes Testing
Thursday, December 15, 2005
Starting next year, medical labs that test for diabetes will have to report the results to the City Health Department. WNYC's Fred Mogul has more.
The move follows the unanimous approval of the department's governing board yesterday and makes New York the first city to add diabetes to the list of ...
EPA Blasted for Ignoring Scientists' Advice
Wednesday, December 14, 2005
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has dissolved an advisory panel on testing and cleanup in the area around the World Trade Center. But members did not go quietly. At a heated meeting yesterday, scientists and advocates blasted the EPA for ignoring their advice. WNYC's Fred Mogul has more.
REPORTER: The 19-member ...
NYSE to Go Public
Wednesday, December 07, 2005
The New York Stock Exchange, one of the hubs of American commerce, will become a for-profit enterprise for the first time in its 213-year history. The change comes after seat holders of the Exchange approved a merger and acquisition with company that creates computerized trading systems. WNYC'S Fred Mogul has ...
Brooklyn Dem Leader Takes the Stand
Tuesday, December 06, 2005
Clarence Norman took the stand in his defense yesterday. The former Assemblyman and Brooklyn Democratic Party chief is accused of pocketing a check intended for his campaign. WNYC's Fred Mogul has more.
Norman came across more composed and confident on the stand than he did in a previous trial, where he ...
14 Kids, 10 Countries, 1 Great Water Polo Team
Saturday, December 03, 2005
See if you can guess which local water polo team squares off today against the University of Southern California in the NCAA Final Four. Here's a hint: It's the "Terriers" who will be tackling the mighty "Trojans." Not much help, is it? WNYC's Fred Mogul reports on one little-known college's ...
Gov May Change State's Medicaid Application Process
Monday, November 28, 2005
Later this week, Governor Pataki will decide whether to apply for a Medicaid program that helps the poor get healthcare.
New York is the only state that lets community groups and HMO's fill out the paperwork for Medicaid applicants. The procedure, called "facilitated enrollment," has helped hundreds of thousands of people ...
City to Receive $125M post-911 Funds
Wednesday, November 23, 2005
New York City will get $125 million dollars in post-911 funding that the Bush Administration had proposed cutting. WNYC's Fred Mogul has more.
Reporter: House Speaker Dennis Hastert sent Staten Island Congressman Vito Fossella a letter yesterday promising to restore the money, as part of a bill on emergency funds for ...
Delay in Upgrading Voting Machines May Cost NY $5M
Tuesday, November 22, 2005
The Bloomberg administration is lashing out at Albany for the slow pace of upgrading voting machines. WNYC's Fred Mogul has more.
REPORTER: State legislators spent more than two years figuring out how to replace old lever-based voting booths with electronic machines. In July, they decided not to decide - ...
True Believers Take a Look at Darwin
Monday, November 21, 2005
A new exhibit at the Museum of Natural History examines the life and thought of Charles Darwin. The ambitious show was planned years ago, but comes at a time when objections to Darwin are gaining force in several corners of the United States. WNYC's Fred Mogul has this report.
REPORTER: Beneath ...
Brooklyn Dem Leader Presents Defense
Monday, November 21, 2005
Defense Attorneys today will lay out the case for Clarence Norman. The former assemblyman and leader of the Brooklyn Democratic party is accused of stealing money that was intended for his political club. WNYC's Fred Mogul has more.
Norman was already convicted of violating election law and is appealing. In this, ...


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Before, the Bobcats were simply treading water hoping not to drown—they were not good enough to make the playoffs or good enough to go high enough in the draft to get a franchise changing pick. Although many shunned the Cats and team owner Michael Jordan for purposely tanking the season in order to have a stronger chance to get the number one pick which unfortunately did not happen; however what he and his GM Rich Cho did was the right thing. The Bobcats were going nowhere and would have not gone any further than they had already gotten. Fan morale was already at an all time low thanks to the rather mediocre roster so Jordan made the wise decision to blow the whole thing up and allow Cho to go about his plan build the team through the draft. In effect by tanking the team the way they did, they in effect did a reset on the team cleaning the slate and decided to start over from square one.
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In a chat on espn.com, ESPN NBA columnist Chris Sheridan was asked who can win the East. He said he was down on the Celtics and Cavs recently and said that he can see the Cats snaking (sneaking?) up on the frontrunners. Then he said this feeling may pass and he like Orlando best right now. I mean, I love the Bobcats as much as the next guy, but #1 in the East? I don't know about that...
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Annandale Borough/Municipality (1894-1949) | Changes to Boundary | 1936 Boundary Change | 2003 Boundary Change | 2011 NSW Election | 2012 Council Elections | 2013 Federal Election
"Schedule A – Land Transferred from the Area of Leichhardt to the City of Sydney Area about 2.22 square kilometres. Commencing at"....
"Schedule C – Area of Leichhardt (as altered)
Area about 10.03 square kilometres. Commencing on the Mean Low Water Mark of the generally southern shore of Iron Cove at the entrance to the Hawthorne Canal: and bounded thence by that canal upwards to Parramatta Road; by that road generally north- easterly, Mallett Street and Booth Street north-westerly, Wigram Road north-easterly to Johnstons Creek Stormwater Channel; by that channel downwards to The Crescent;"...
"(2) The Glebe/Annandale Ward of the Area of Leichhardt, after taking therefrom the land described in Schedule A hereto, remains as a ward of the Area of Leichhardt, and the boundaries of the ward are hereby altered so that the ward boundary prolongs along the boundary of the Area of Leichhardt as described in Schedule C hereto."...
Source: NSW Government Gazette Number 47 Wednesday, 19 February 2003
Annandale NSW was historically bounded by Rozelle Bay (Port Jackson/Sydney Harbour), Parramatta Road, Johnston's Creek and White's Creek. However, in 1995, the Annandale boundary was extended across Johnston's Creek to include the part of Camperdown, bounded by Booth Street, Mallet Street and Parramatta Road.
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Monday, October 25, 2010
Taking It Day By Day
The downward spiral began probably 10 years ago. I have always struggled with depression and a childhood full of rejection, and dealt with both of those challenges with a fierce independence and rebelliousness. That independence has been a strong suit, yet it also created the perfect nurturing ground for turning to alcohol instead of others for relief. Bored? Have a drink. Restless? Have a drink. Sad? Angry? Anxious? Excited? Relaxed? Tired? Energetic? You get the picture, and I can see that I am not the only one who has dealt with life this way.
Not to bore with too much detail, but I ended up going through more than a bottle of wine practically every night. The nights I didn't have my wine, I thought about it all night and first thing in the morning. Toward the last (I have made it over 2 months, with one relapse) I was drinking half and half--half wine, half vodka, so I would drink it more slowly and no one would be the wiser. Hid bottles of wine and later vodka, too, in special places--my favorite place was the bathroom cabinet--could go in there with my wine glass, guzzle, fill up my glass, and flush.
I have embarrassed my boys (now young adults) and my loving husband and my mom and myself. When drinking in a social situation, my tendency was to get very deep, very fast. I would bring up topics like, "Who would you call if you had cancer?" or something brazen like, "How did you turn out to be so arrogant?" or interrupting someone's toast to tell them to "hurry up". If others were fortunate, I would go home early to pass out, leaving them to go on to much lighter subjects. It is only through dumb luck I was never stopped for a DUI. Toward the last years of my drinking, I would drink mostly alone at home. Hoping no one would interrupt my reverie, and feeling resentful if they did.
The hardest part has been what to do with my time and feeling like life isn't so fun anymore. I am so used to drinking to to pass the time--everything was so much more fun and tolerable with a wine warming my belly and brain. Activities like, cleaning the house, writing a thank you note, paying bills, camping, horses, dealing with teenage mood swings and husband's expectations, surfing the net, reading a book by the fireglow, all took on a sense of excitement, or tolerability, or coziness cuz I had my glass of wine for security and company.
I would have my best, most creative ideas when drinking. The things I could look forward to! It certainly seemed to help with my depression--the heaviness would lift and I would feel energized by "life" and it's possibilities! But when the morning would come, I would have lost all my confidence and motivation to follow through with any of those ideas--leaving me feeling the lowest of lows. It started to eat away at my belief that I could follow through with any of my ideas, which eroded my sense of purpose and confidence.
So, I haven't been drinking, but started smoking. Why is it that I am so driven to change my feelings by a substance? I read somewhere that "almost no one" starts smoking after 25 years old. I'm 46. One of the most helpful things (besides smoking) has been reading books like, "Drinking--A Love Story" by Caroline Knapp, "An Uncommon Drunk" by Jeff Herten, and "Mommy Doesn't Drink Here Anymore" by Rachael Brownell. These books have really made me feel not so alone--knowing that if others have made the change, then maybe I can, too. And maybe there is life after drink.
Yet, here I am, taking it day by day. Not planning on going to AA, as I live in a very small town and I cannot bear to put myself out there like that. Plus what if I decide to drink again down the road? Then it would open my heart up to have people judging me and thinking I failed. Maybe if I am ever in a situation where I can slip in anonymously, I will try it. But for now, I am reaching out here--maybe this is something Ido need others' help with managing. Oh, I don't know. But today, I am not going to drink.
Thanks for listening,
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- AnonymousOctober 25, 2010 at 7:57 PM
I can relate to your not wanting to go to AA for the reasons you've said. I've gone a few times and they were not positive experiences for me (though I know it helps some). Have you looked at the forums on Soberrecovery.com? That's been a big help to me and I can be as anonymous as I like. Best wishesReplyDelete
I can relate to 'Not planning on going to AA'. I never planned it until it was the only hour of peace I could find in my day. For me, not drinking was possible but the misery that went with this became intolerable. When I am in an AA meeting I can usually find some peace from the committee in my head. I may have to close my eyes, breath, and pray. At some point it all quiets down and I am free. Working the Steps, talking with a sponsor, sponsoring others gives me this feeling outside of the rooms. I've changed my home group from up the street to 38 miles away because a job had me closer to home and I was uncomfortable with running in to folks I knew from work. I work for a local community service organization. Today I know the benefits of 'it works if we work it'. When I don't make meetings for whatever reason I begin to suffer again so I make a local meeting and I've not been sorry yet. I have an illness and left untreated it feels deadly. It took me seven years of playing with AA to get to my last drink (this go round). This December I will celebrate 16 years sober. AA introduced me to the Higher Power I'd always dreamed of knowing. If you are an alcoholic like me I can only urge you to let go of any preconceived ideas you may have about AA and just give the program a chance. What have you got to loose?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 25, 2010 at 8:24 PM
Wow, I feel like I wrote your post give or take very little. However I haven't stopped yet. I am definitely going to look into the books you suggested. Thanks!!ReplyDelete
I also feel like I could have written this post. That's the thing about alcoholism - we isolate and get so into ourselves and feel so alone and yet what we are going through is common to pretty much everyone who has a drinking problem. I think that's the real value of fellowship and reading memoirs and such. Trust me, you are not alone and it's amazing to me how much support there is both face to face and even here online. I didn't go the AA route either and have had a pretty smooth recovery, all things considered. It's not been easy and I had to do tons of work in order to get to a place where I could quit and stay quit. Thanks for writing your post and by doing so I'm sure you've helped many others who are reading. Good luck to you and remember - you *can* do this.ReplyDelete
I can understand your first reason for not wanting to go to AA, but as an attempt to be helpful, I think you really need to make yourself accoutable to make this work. If it means telling people you know, or strangers, I think it would be helpful to you in the long run. If you always have the out, "Well, I never told anyone so I can have 1 glass of wine" then it is that much easier to go right back to how it was.ReplyDelete
I hope you don't take that the wrong way, but as someone who knows your story well and is new in her recovery too, I am just trying to be honest and help. I know you can do this, and I want you to have all the successes lined up for you! Good luck, you are in my prayers.
I relate very much to the very deep thing. That's absolutely the kind of drunk I was. I still look back with so much shame and embarrassment at the things I said time after time.ReplyDelete
AA helped me so much in the first month alone, I was shocked. Just being surrounded by so much understanding. It's like nothing else.
All I can say is: do what you need to, whatever that is, to stay sober. Keep hanging in there.
It took a lot of courage to write your story, Your story is similar to mine. We are all so brilliant when we drink aren't we??ReplyDelete
I understand that you are nervous about a meeting close to home, what about doing AA on line? What about maybe going to a meeting further away? After a while of being sober and getting into the program you will see that no one judges, we are all the same. If they are there, they have a problem too!!! I understand though, I just would love to see you get some help for yourself, your worth it!!!
I read those books also, it is nice to see people that are similar to us.
Lots of luck!!
I, too, could relate to alot in your post, especially the difficulty I have in going to meetings. It took me a long time to go. But, one thing that has been really important to my on-going sobriety has been accountability and community. While AA meetings have been very helpful to me, I've heard people say "it only takes 2 recovering alcoholics to have a meeting." Not 2 AA's. Two people who share the desire to stop drinking and support each other really help, whether it's reading blogs or books, posting on message boards, or reaching out through email. I find the support I need through so many channels and it keeps me putting one foot in front of the other.ReplyDelete
I wish you the best in your journey.
- AnonymousOctober 27, 2010 at 6:33 PM
Thank you for your thoughts and caring. I will take it to heart.ReplyDelete
I am reminded of the story a lovely lady told in AA. Like you, she was afraid to go to the local AA group, particularly since she was military. So she drove some distance to an AA meeting only to find not only her commanding officer there, but quite a few of her fellow soldiers at the meeting :). Need I say that she was warmly greeted by her commanding officer who was well aware of her problem and glad to see her trying to get sober.ReplyDelete
Sometimes our higher power has a great sense of humor.
Mike L
I started smoking at 25 if you can believe that! And yes, it picked right back up again when I got sober. Stay strong, and don't sweat the small stuff, like smoking, for now.ReplyDelete


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Clint Eastwood brought down the partisan crowd at the RNC by stumbling through an 11-minute bit last night that was supposed to be painfully hysterical ... but might have been just painful.
The legendary actor/director got on stage and addressed an empty stool next to him, saying ... "I've got Mr. Obama sitting here. I just was gonna ask him a couple questions."
During the schtick 82-year-old Clint seemed confused at times as he critiqued the President's 4 years in office ... and set up punchlines like, "What do you want me to tell Romney? I can't tell him to do that. He can't do that to himself."
President Obama responded to the invisible routine this morning by tweeting a pic of the back of his chair with the message, "This seat's taken."
No doubt, landing an icon like Eastwood to warm up the crowd for Mitt Romney was a coup for the GOP -- but still, we gotta ask ...
He was great! Only you lefties would find him anything else!
I had to change the channel 'cause it was too painful to watch. I was suffering MAJOR embarrassment for him last night.
WHY the **** is it funny that Oprah cried when Obama was elected? It is NOT ****ing funny. Holy crap - the GOP and Clint have LOST IT...racism is part of their platform...don't forget it for a minute...Oprah and everyone else who cried knew what an amazing night it was...a black man was elected...in our lifetime...and no matter how you feel about politics...THAT is a beautiful thing which showed progress...I'm disgusted by Mr. Eastwood and the GOP...SHAMEFUL!
I can see BIG EARS creeping out of that chair.
Considering his age and he did it without a prompter or notes, he did great. I got his humor, "I can't tell Romney to do that" and '"You are becoming like Biden," I got that. He was very funny. Sure, Clint was stuttering but he's still got it.
Everyone is posting comments and pictures about the empty chair that represented Obama during last nights speech at the RNC.The point that Clint Eastwood made was clear to me....That chair was empty bec of empty promises and empty hope, an empty presidency roll and the lack of a true president that this country deserves; And perhaps our empty pockets. It's time for a real president to step in and fix the economic **** hole that Obama continued to dig for this country.
I'm sorry, god bless!
Shouldn't the President have more important things to do than respond to every personal attack? I feel like that's all Obama does lately...
Anyone who makes a statement about not backing Obama is automatically classified as a racist. But in reality the accuser is the actual racist. Good day sir!
Phishie from Philly
How about setting this to music -- Neil Diamond's "chair song"
It was a clever speech/skit that, as everyone knew it would, went completely over the heads of the little left-wing liberal losers.
Unless it is pie-in-the-face slapstick, the undereducated libbies will not get it.
Four more years! Four more years...ARE OVER, little libbies!
Is this Yahoo? It must be because comments that are against obama and pro conservative are censored and not printed.
This is how I'll be expressing my political views this election season http://www.bustedtees.com/invisibleobama
Why doesn't anybody get this? He was doing an homage to Jimmy Stewart, in HARVEY. Remember? Where Jimmy talked to a 6ft rabbit that no one else could see? And it was a pretty good Jimmy Stewart impression. Well played Clint!


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He is my fourth baby,I have never ever been bit purposely like this by any of my other babies.maybe an accidental bite here or there, but never anything like this!
I have yelled out in pain a few times,I always remove him from the breast and end the feeding, earlier today I couldn't get him to unlatch so I looked on Kelly mom, so now I've been kinda holding his nose when he bites so he pops right off, and tell him "biting hurts mama, no biting" then praising him when he nurses correctly. But he's done it almost every nursing session the past 2 days, and I feel like I can't trust him, I'm like actually really on edge whenever he's on my breast now. I don't want to feel like this, almost scared to nurse my own son! I don't know what to do! Will he ever stop? How long will this phase last? Help!
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Sorry you are having problems with biting. He has teeth already? Ouch! My 14mo likes to bite, but mostly my fingers and not while nursing, though as the others all did, she does find it quite funny when I tell her it hurts when she pulls away, not latching correctly. I generally will relatch them correctly and tell them gently no, then if it happens again I take them off the breast for a few minutes until they settle down. If it continues I figure they must not be hungry and we end our nursing for a little while and do something else.
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I discovered that video the other day and laughed my butt off. Woops! Turns out Comfort was half right; the Banana is a product of design except the designers were human crop breeders not a god(s)!
yeh, it would have been very funny even at face value.. but once you incorporate the well documented effects of selective breeding it becomes hilarious.
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Encountering Peace: What if the talks fail?
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The solution that answers the national interests of both sides and their aspirations will remain the two-states for two-peoples solution – that will also not change – it will only become more difficult to achieve.
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Breakdowns, threats of leaving the table, the resignation of negotiators – these are all common tactics employed in negotiations, particularly those with a set time to them. If nine months have been pre-determined as the time line, then why produce an agreement in anything less than that?
The last days, hours, even minutes on the ticking clock are the best moment to squeeze additional concessions from your opponent before signing on the dotted line.
Crises in the peace negotiations are entirely predictable and should be entirely understood as part of the process. However, this does not mean that there are not genuine causes for the current breakdown. There are, they have been provided by both sides, they should be expected and nonetheless avoided because they are also potentially dangerous.
The United States as the convener and mediator of the current round of talks should definitely be prepared to put its bridging proposals on the table.
The US must be willing to use its influence and power, hard and soft, to provide the means for guaranteeing the implementation of the proposed agreement in all of its aspects. The bridging proposals by definition will propose compromises to the positions presented by both sides and both sides will have to make significant concessions for there to be an agreement.
If the parties, one of both, refuse to accept the US bridging proposals, the US better be prepared with "Plan B," because without it there will be a genuine crisis with potentially enormously harmful consequences.
Some ideas have already been floating around. There is a possibility for another interim agreement. Personally, I think it is a bad idea, but if it will mitigate violence, it should be strongly considered. There is the possibility of beginning to implement agenda items that have already been agreed to, such as a water agreement, a new economic agreement, or other aspects that are probably on the table now and should be advanced.
THIS WOULD move us away from the principle "that nothing is agreed until it is all agreed." This has been the guiding principle of Israeli-Palestinian negotiations until now, but it does not have to remain the guiding principle.
If we can agree on some issues, let's see which of them can also be brought into implementation phase. This is one way of creating a better negotiating environment that could help to enable agreement on the more contentious issues.
As we approach the midpoint of the nine-month period allocated we should also begin thinking about the scenarios that failure of the negotiations could lead to. We should be doing this even the more so because there are very few people on both sides who can imagine success from the negotiations.
Failure to reach an agreement will only increase the real need for an agreement.
Palestinian demands for independence and freedom will not disappear. Israel's need for real security will not be answered by the absence of an agreement. Most likely Palestinian nationalistic demands will increase, as will Israeli security needs.
When Secretary of State John Kerry said that failure to reach an agreement could lead to the next round of violence, he was not sanctioning the use of violence nor was he threatening. That statement reflects the real possibility whose undercurrent we are already witnessing.
It is quite clear that Palestinian society and its leaders do not want another intifada.
The pain and suffering of the second intifada are still very vivid memories (on both sides). The deaths of thousands of people, the destruction of billions of dollars in property and infrastructure, and the total loss of law and order that was the outcome of the second intifada for Palestinians must be avoided at all costs.
The second intifada produced absolutely no positive political results. Violence will not help to create peace.
Violence did force Israel to withdraw twice in the past – from Lebanon and from Gaza. The end results of withdrawal in response to violence and without political agreements led to political disasters for Israel, the Palestinians and the region in both cases.
So everything must be done to mitigate violence. This is completely clear. But what can be done that will achieve that result?
For one, we must ensure that the Palestinian economy will not collapse. The next round of violence will be born from the failure of negotiations and launched from the frustration and despair of a collapsing economy.
It is important not to misread this – Palestinians are not interested in a better, more prosperous occupation. They want their freedom and independence, and money will not buy off their national aspirations or national pride.
The economy has the power to delay, but not to postpone forever the eventual emergence of the next round of violence.
The Palestinians are most likely going to move the conflict arena into the international community. This is what Kerry meant when referring to Israel's growing isolation. The world will largely support the Palestinians, as long as they refrain from violence. The main arena will be the United Nations and its many agencies and institutions. The support of the world for justice for the Palestinians will be ever-present.
ISRAEL WILL most likely respond by using means of retaliation against the Palestinian leadership and the people. Israel has many tools it can use. It could prevent the flow of Palestinian labor into Israel. Israel could freeze the transfer of customs and VAT taxes that it collects for the Palestinians. Israel could reduce the flow of electricity in the West Bank which is now almost 100 percent dependent on this source of energy. Israel could prevent gasoline and diesel fuel from entering Palestinian areas. Israel could disrupt the flow of building materials and other goods.
Israel has total control over the Palestinian economy and it could that control as a means of pressure. But that could also easily strike the match that will light the explosion of the next round of violence.
Israel could also try to use the international arena as the place to set the parameters for the next attempt to reach a peace agreement with the Palestinians. A UN Security Council resolution that would embody the principles of the two states for two peoples solution into international law would serve Israel's interests as well as the Palestinians.
That resolution could also contain the principles for protecting Israel's interests, its need for defensible borders and the right of self-defense which is already embodied in the Charter of the United Nations.
The decision makers on both sides and in the international community who are concerned and working for peace must spend some time and energy pre-empting the violence by proposing constructive steps that can, despite the potential failure of this round of negotiations, move us forward.
The conflict is not going anywhere – neither are the Israelis nor the Palestinians.
The solution that answers the national interests of both sides and their aspirations will remain the two-states for two-peoples solution – that will also not change – it will only become more difficult to achieve.
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Thats funny, my witch hasnt picked one life node.
You'll have to excuse MadCow. He occasionally makes a fool of himself with comments like those. Little did he know there's Energy Shield-based builds that revolve around Chaos Innoculation.
Yeah my sporker witch was built to be super tanky!
I spell stuff wrong on porpoise. REASSURANCE
Or build like a tank and die in 1 hit anyway
This guy got 6k HP and 90% fire res and lost over 5000 in 1 shot. Crit or whatever, this shouldn't happen.
Apparently they're reducing the damage on this rogue and on some others and limiting their Vaal skill usage, but it is evident that these creatures were NOT playtested at all, not even once.
Because any tester who spawned the unit next to him and let it shoot him a few times would've immediately realized that the damage is out of whack.
And not just with this one but several others as well. I like this game but I honestly can't take the BS they're doing for much longer.
At some point too much is too much, and these kind of balance changes or new features are close to what early D3 changes were. And that's not a compliment.
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Or build like a tank and die in 1 hit anyway
Well first off the guy didn't get one shotted. He didn't die. And then yeah, it's the Vaal Burning Arrow. Its linked with LMP/GMP and it Crit him.
Exiles are well-balanced. They just added in the Vaal Skills during the SOTV update and their difficulty ramped up because they became quite dangerous since they can use their Vaal Skills much more frequently than a regularly player would. This is not intended and it's getting fixed later this week in a patch.
He didn't die but only because his defensive stats are well above average, almost any player would've died in 1 shot there.
And what gets to me is that these changes were clearly not tested at all as mentioned above, as even a single instance of fighting against them would have revealed that they are grossly overpowered.
I dunno if they feel pressured to constantly release new content/features to please/retain the players or whatever the reason for the quick pace of release is, but this is simply unacceptable.
I'm just looking forward to see what will develop from Chris Wilson's statement on Reddit (pasted below), because the people who are currently doing it are missing something big.
"It's not so much yo-yo balancing as me becoming more involved in the balance again and changing stuff back that I didn't like. I completely trust the rest of the balance team, but people's individual design philosophies differ and you'll be seeing more of mine in the near future.
I'm reintroducing the development manifesto soon so I'll try to be more specific there."
"Riou...you came. Just like you promised. ...here we are ...here once again."
I think its being looked at too deeply. They only became dangerous when they were given Vaal Skills with a short cooldown. Remove that, and they're back to where they were, regular Exiles.
It's not like they were brokenly OP beforehand, and now with Vaal Skills they're unbeatable. I've killed tons of Exiles since SOTV released. They just took much longer than previously before.
And that quote is awesome. Can't wait to read the Development Manifesto again.
They're already planning on nerfing the Vaal Skills as well as the life of Rogue Exiles in the next patch. The Rogue Exile featured in particular is going to be heavily nerfed.
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Yep, it's a good thing that they are, I just think that with a little foresight and testing, this could've saved many players the frustration of dealing with something that is blatantly unfair.
And I think that the rogues didn't only get Vaal skills in that one patch that added them, they were also "rebalanced" in the same patch that did it for the invaders.
Before this I could pretty much kill any rogue without much trouble even on difficult maps, but after I've seen some that were a lot stronger or even killed me.
The summoner one for example has Minion Instability now on her/his creatures apparently, I don't think that one had that before. Coupled with Vaal Skeletons it means a world of hurt for melee characters.
"Riou...you came. Just like you promised. ...here we are ...here once again."
JowyBlight posted...
And I think that the rogues didn't only get Vaal skills in that one patch that added them, they were also "rebalanced" in the same patch that did it for the invaders.
Nah, it was only for the Invasion bosses.
"Substantially rebalanced Invasion bosses, including changing their abilities. Many of the more extreme ones are now easier. Corrupted secret area bosses and Rogue Exiles were also updated in this process."
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At the end of the Sam Mendes-directed theatre production of Richard III, the bent-over bully with the bandied legs is hoisted up by his feet and suspended above the stage.
A dramatic move indeed, but — as Kevin Spacey, the guy who played Shakespeare's killer king in that production, pointed out during a recent phone conversation — it was a therapeutic move as well.
"My favourite part was when they hung me upside down," said the two-time Academy Award-winner as he discussed NOW: In the Wings on a World Stage, the new documentary about the Richard III world tour.
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As he developed his own approach to Richard and his physical impairments, Spacey did his homework and talked to other actors who have taken on the menacing medieval monarch.
"You know, every actor that has ever played that role has come up with their own sort of version of what they wanted that disability to look like," said Spacey, whose Richard is a nasty, gnarled form supported by a cane and leg brace.
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Quick quiz: what's the only thing better than being a millionaire? Yep, you guessed it, being a Billionaire. (Although I don't know what a billion will get you that several million won't. Your own tropical island?) Anyway, here with some horrible financial advice but good music is Travis McCoy (a.k.a. the dude from Gym Class Heroes with all the tattoos who's now on Nappy Boy) and crooner Bruno Mars (a.k.a. the dude who sang the hook on B.o.B.'s Nothin on You). Crafted around some acoustic guitar driven ska/reggae/folk rock production from Ari Levine (of The Smeezingtons) and Mars, Billionaire isn't just McCoy's (very) expensive Christmas list, it's an ode to the power of money to change lives; I believe McCoy when he says that he'd help New Orleans residents more than FEMA. So how about it Booth? Does McCoy have the musical wealth to start watching royalty checks with nine zeroes come pouring in? We'll find out for sure when his album Lazarus drops on June 8.
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Fontana, Ca. (Fox Sports) --- California native Kyle Larson held off furious late-race charges from Kevin Harvick and Kyle Busch to win Saturday's
300 at Auto Club Speedway and capture his first NASCAR Nationwide Series victory.
Larson drove a great race in his Turner Scott Motorsports Chevrolet to best Harvick and Busch, the latter of whom won six of the past eight races here.
Joey Logano, who led a race-high 96 of 150 laps, was fourth in his Penske Racing Ford, ahead of Elliott Sadler.
In the closing 15 laps, Busch and Harvick took turns applying suffocating pressure to Larson, but the youngster never flinched as he held them both off in dramatic fashion.
It was an emotional first Nationwide victory for Larson, who had five second-place finishes in his previous 37 series starts.
"It means the world to finally get it here in my home state of California," said Larson, who is 21 years old. "... Man, that was a blast racing out there, and I think it's going to be a heck of a race tomorrow in the Cup car, too."
Considering the level of competition he defeated, Larson was understandably pleased.
"It's pretty cool to beat those guys," he said. "The 54 (Busch) and 22 (Logano) have dominated this series for a while now and Harvick's with a good team."
Even the losers were happy after one of the most exciting races in recent memory.
"We had a lot of fun there at the end," said Harvick, who drives for JR Motorsports in the Nationwide Series. "Obviously, you'd rather win the race, but any time you can be involved in a race like that and put on a show for the fans like we did there at the end, you have some satisfaction."
"It was a great battle there, a fun race the three of us going back and forth and trying to figure out who wanted to win the thing," said Busch. "I know we all did. It was certainly fun. Congrats to Kyle ... There shouldn't be anyone happier than the fans in the stands."
It was an interesting race from the drop of the green flag.
First Harvick and then Joey Logano led the early going, but the real story was the charge by Busch through the field.
Busch's Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota flunked pre-race tech inspection, so he had to start at the rear of the field. It took Busch all of seven laps - three of them under caution - to race his way back into the top 10. By Lap 18, Busch was up to third place and closing fast on the leaders. He got to second on Lap 22, when he trailed Logano by about 4 seconds.
Logano had a slow first pit stop on Lap 41, and that's all it took for Busch to take his first lead of the day.
At the 50-lap mark, Busch led Logano by 2.365 seconds, with Harvick third.
But Busch began complaining his car was loose, and Logano started to reel him in, re-taking the lead on Lap 61.
Logano led Busch by 1.894 sec. at the lap-100 mark, with Larson moving to second on Lap 103.
After the final round of green-flag pit stops, Logano's lead was up to 3.498 seconds over Larson on Lap 117. But in just seven laps, Larson cut that lead to just 0.434 seconds.
With 25 laps to go, Larson caught Logano, but got blocked by lapped traffic. Soon the two were dicing furiously for the lead.
A caution for fluid on the track on Lap 131 sent the leaders all down pit road. Harvick won the race off pit road, ahead of Larson and Logano.
When the race restarted on Lap 135, Larson jumped out front, ahead of Busch and Logano.
Then, on Lap 138, Busch dove under Larson but Larson came back and held onto the lead.
Busch passed Larson on Lap 145, but got loose, allowing Larson to go back out front.
And from there, Larson never flinched, holding on for the win despite intense pressure from Harvick and Busch.
"It was amazing," said Larson. "Those last 11 or 12 laps were the longest laps of my life, to see the 54 (Busch) and the 5 (Harvick) behind me and they weren't getting any further back."
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