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Will this take care of itself once warmer weather returns? How warm does it have to get before these shingles flatten out and seal down?
Most manufacturers say on the label not to install at temps below 45 to 55°F. This is not only because the shingles might not seal but because they are more brittle at cold temps. Further, many manufacturers void warantees when installed over old shingles.
I have installed thousands of squares over old and in cold weather, one or the other. It can be done but only at risk.
On a smooth plywood surface, the shingles have backing to lay to as they warm up and will eventually seal but with the voids created under them by the old shingles, sometimes they never seal properly. It should normally take one day at high temps or a couple of weeks at moderate temps up to sixty. The other thing that can preent permanent sealing is if you live in a dry, dusty place like west Texas or Arizona and suffer dust storms before they seal. That powdery coating blown in under the shingles will prevent setting.
I guess it's too late to do anything about this but take steps to ensure they seal properly when it warms up...any ideas? The underlying layer of shingles is still in decent condition and lay almost perfectly flat.
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This beautiful Yair Emanuel Hand Painted white and blue silk Tallit features stripes in shades of blue and turquoise that surround depictions of the Twelve Tribes of Israel that are in turquoise and midnight blue, edged with gold and sit on a midnight blue background that imitates a synagogue window. The four corners of this prayer shawl features insignia on them in similar shades of blue and has been tied with Tzitzit. The Atara of this Judaica item includes a dark blue background on which the words "Lehitatef BaTzitzit" appears in dark blue, turquoise and gold and translates as "To wrap the Tzitzit" in English.
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Hotel Atlántico, enjoys the perfect location for those who wants to combine a stay at an all inclusive beach Hotel, located beach front in Playas del Este one of the best beaches in Cuba, with the possibility of daily visits, if wanted; to the worldwide famous City of Havana, to enjoy all it charms and unforgettable unique flavor.
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Visited on: Sep, 2014 | Leisure | With Group
5 people found this review helpful
Know of the renovations before going and see that within a short couple of months that the Hotel is only going to be better...new pool bar, new lobby furniture, beds and pillows and updating the fountain the week i was there.
Staff and cleaning people worked very hard every day. Bar staff are great and good basic cuban food...good pasta bar and breakfast.
Free shuttles from hotel and the T3 for 5 dollars for a return trip to old Havana every 40 mins..
Two good restaurants close to hotel at $40 for 4.
Well the beach is amazing liked it more than Varadero less people and peddlers, lots the lounge chairs and umbrella's, medium size pool...what more do you need. Going back in Jan/15 can't wait...Great price and location.
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Rooms are very clean, big bathrooms, lots of towels and good size balcony's.
Safe box, bar fridge. Have new pic on flight center site.
"go with high expectations"
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wilson on Aug 26, 2014 >
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I went to this hotel with high expectations and I was not disappointed, the reviews I saw made me expect more and I am glad that I chose this hotel for my holiday. The environment is clean and the entertainment crew especially for the music all tried, they were fantastic. They have an amazing set of staff members working hard to satisfy the customers wants and needs, very friendly bunch. The hotel price doesnt cost much, you are paying for exactly what you are getting, a nice location in the wonderful city of Havana, it is a good bargain. My room had a nice looking balcony overlooking the ocean and amazing beach by the way, they had large nice towels in the rooms. The beer is great at the lobby bar and the bartenders over there even make it more fun. As much as I liked this wonderful hotel, I liked the city better, Havana is a wonderful city that nobody should ever miss out on if you ever get the opportunity to visit Cuba. There are just so many things to do in Havana, sightseeing, museums and parks and festivals, it was so much fun for me that I cant wait to go back. The food was good both at the hotel and other restaurants outside the hotel. In summary, the hotel has a great location, unbeatable and beautiful beach, amazing staff that is friendly and very clean environment, I highly recommend it, I will be back again.
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Muy buena atención en todos lados. La playa muy buena como toda Cuba. Buena comida. Un bus disponible (gratis) todos los días ida y vuelta a La Habana. Inclusive hicimos un viaje a Varadero por nuestra cuenta (taxi y bus)sin problemas.Tragos a cualquier hora.
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Muy buenos
Playa muy linda, por supuesto la piscina ni la toqué.
"The most relaxing vacation I've ever had."
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We planned a week touring Havana with some down time at the resort. The resort was so relaxing we spent one day in Havana and the rest just enjoying the downtime.
This is an old resort with much evidence of acceptable upgrading. Small and easy to navigate. Gorgeous, clean, sandy beach a stone's throw away with plenty of lounge chairs and not crowded at all. Very quiet, older holidaymakers who seemed to be having a great time. Pool area with sun or shade choice all day. Beach bar that did a great BBQ chicken or fish lunch.
Room furnishings were adequate as was clothing space - appreciated the fridge. Nice balcony with new doors that actually slid effortlessly and locked. Service with a smile everywhere. Plenty of hot water, fresh towels on demand and,most important,lots of toilet paper. When the water failed (once) the repairs were immediate and delivered with an apology.
Food was fine. Fresh eggs, probably laid that morning, cooked to order every morning. Grilled to order fresh meat, chicken and fish. Fresh roasted turkey and pork. Vegetables whose memory makes you cry when you return to Ontario's mid-winter wooden replicas. We found lots to eat at all meals. Delicious Cuban ice cream at lunch time.
Good coffee at the bar, acceptable in the dining room. Cuban band performed most evenings. Great beer and drinks if you avoided the powdered mixes.
Downsides: bathrooms with fixtures, counter top and tiled floor so worn out they looked dirty (but were not). Inedible bread and desserts (so we lost weight- hurray). The usual peculiar-looking cold cuts. Espresso (very hot)served at the pool bar in a tiny fragile plastic glass and other Cuban oddities. We plan a few days at a Havana hotel next time with a week at this resort. I would request a room on a higher floor on the other side with the ocean view next time.
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Room Block:
first floor
Very efficient. Dining room kept open to accommodate our late arrival. Service to room available. Surprised to find we could not use credit card to get pesos. Luckily had a few Canadian dollars. Nearest bank in Havana. But change for tips readily available at the desk around the clock.
As noted above.
Restaurants and Bars:
Patronized only the main dining room (see review above)but heard many favorable comments about the Caribbean restaurant.
Excellent as noted.
Activities on and off the Resort/Hotel:
Tours available - free shuttles to Havana by air-conditioned bus.
Full day tour to the ecological areas/tobacco farm reported excellent and well worth the money
Entertainment in a small indoor theater was fun.
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liked the place, clean and nice. will visit again.
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The hotel is not a 5 star resort but functional and good value for money.
On the plus sides the beach is fairly nice and the rooms are clean and the addition of a fridge is a bonus for keeping snacks/drinks in your room. The breakfasts are OK (toast, cereal, eggs and the like) and the lunches and dinners are similarly fine. There is an unfortunate propensity to discover a stew looking dish which has spam in it it but once you've made that mistake once you wont do it again!
On the downside the wine (which is included in the all inclusive package) tastes like it has a mix of anti-freeze or DEET in it. Worst of all is any drink you get from a bar is served in a 100, or a 125ml, plastic party cup. If you want a beer, or even a water, this involves standing round the bar for some time to actually get a decent sized drink - the staff refuse to fill up a plastic bottle with water as well.
Another terrible downside is dealing with the bar manageress at the pool bar who has short dark hair and has a purely SHOCKING attitude. On several occasions she completely ignored my requests for a drink and I also heard several other people moaning about her and similarly saw her ignore other customers asking her for drinks. Lastly, unfortunately despite wanting to enjoy a quiet day on the beach there is a onset of loud music pumped out of speakers from the hotel to the beach playing very loud music - this happens EVERY day... although it doesn't ruin the holiday be prepared for non stop loud music and someone shouting over it what activities the hotel is doing that day!
All in all a decent place to stay for a week or so and for the cash OK but there a few annoyances to cope with.
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Visited on: Apr, 2012 | Leisure | Family and Kids
167 people found this review helpful
La pasamos increíble, la atención es muy buena, el personal es muy cordial y atento. todo estaba aseado, las instalaciones aunque no son nuevas, las mantienen muy bien, para un hotel 3 estrellas creo que es mas de lo que uno podría esperar. La playa es hermosa, todo esta muy limpio.
la comida es buena, es lo que uno siempre encuentra en otros hoteles todo incluido, hay gran variedad de comida, para todos los gustos.
definitivamente fue muy placentero ir a hotel Club Atlantico.
Muchas gracias por prestarnos tan buen servicio a mi familia y a mi.
Gracias a todo el personal.
Armando Bustamante
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Food is terrible. The food gets recycled. What you get for lunch one day will be recycled for dinner the following day. Considering the food is terrible the first time around, by the time it gets recycled it is even worst. The fresh grilled chicken will save you. There is no flavour to it, but at least it is fresh(ish).
The size of beverage is incredibly small. Considering it is in the carribean, if you want water you'd probably want a big one. But they will only give you a plastic cup that holds about 200ml. So you have to stand next to the bar and refill every mouthful or so.
Not too bad. Noisy A/C and lumpy pillows. Even the replacement ones were lumpy.
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Pretty good actually. They do this well.
Other Comments:
Go somewhere else.
"Buon hotel, ovviamente in standard cubano!"
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252 people found this review helpful
Buon compromesso tra vicinanza al mare, qualità del servizio, qualità del mangiare e distanza dall'Havana. Comunque la migliore sistemazione a Playa dell'Est.
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Visited on: Jan, 1999
416 people found this review helpful
I've been there twice, I love the place, it's close to Havana, which is beautiful. The beach is just as nice as Varadero and the Cubans are also allowed to stroll on their beach.And rarely you will be solicitated. If you don't like big resorts this hotel is perfect. Everything is close. I thought the food was good not great but good. If I go to a buffet in Montréal, it's the same, a buffet is a buffet. I travelled to many places in the south and Cuba is beautiful for its beaches and also the price. For myself when I want fun in the sun, I have found my spot. Atlantico, I'll be back again!


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When you begin a new workbook, the "active cell" is located at the top-left corner of the worksheet (in Cell A1). To create your worksheet or make changes to it, you must move around in it.
Getting around in a worksheet quickly is the mark of an experienced Excel user. You want to learn the quickest way to get from place to place so you can use your time more efficiently.
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You can also use the mouse to click or drag the scroll bars to view different parts of a worksheet. If your mouse has a wheel button, you can also use it to scroll through the document. Rotate away from you to scroll up; rotate toward you to scroll down.
The difference between using the keyboard and the scroll bars is that when you use the keyboard, you are moving the active cell. On the other hand, using the mouse to scroll up or down in the worksheet merely changes the view. You must click the mouse in the worksheet to move the active cell.
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Parents Group
Host: Annetta Sykes, MA, ED, LPC
"Parents discuss issues with children at home and school. "
(314) 219-1790
Breathwork Workshop for Corporations
Host: Mary C Hughes, MEd, LPC
"Excellent choice for "wellness" of your employees. Breathwork is a practice using a specific deep-breathing technique that allows the participant to let go of stress and anxiety. At the end of a session the participant will feel peaceful, cleansed, and ..."
(314) 488-2149
Group meets in:Saint Louis, Missouri 63112
Meditation Group
Host: Erica Mae Randolph, MA, LPCC, NCC
(314) 720-4055
Wellness Therapy
Host: Mary C Hughes, MEd, LPC
"Don't want to sit in the office for therapy? I am open to "walking therapy" in Forest Park, combining "biking and talking" in Forest Park and/or "teaching you Breathwork" in Forest Park! Combining the outdoors and nature with therapy is ..."
(314) 488-2149
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Real Parents
Host: Annetta Sykes, MA, ED, LPC
(314) 219-1790
Act2- Raise the Bar. Create Your Future
Host: Kerne Counseling and Coaching
"Act2 is a six-week program for mid-life men and women to support them in planning and developing a new rewarding and fulfilling lifestyle for their 2nd act. If you are embarking on a new stage of life - where you ..."
(314) 488-2448
Preparing the MindBody for Birth
Host: Margaret Howard, MFA, MSW, LCSW
"Yes, your body knows how to give birth. Yes, avoiding unnecessary medical interventions increases good outcomes for mother and baby. Yes, allowing pain to move through you can increase the likelihood labor will progress at its own normal pace. But ..."
(314) 282-3623
Group meets in:Saint Louis, Missouri 63110
Substance Abuse
Host: EPICS Counseling Services
"This group is for girls & boys 14 to 18 years of age who are struggling with addiction. If your son or daughter uses, heroin, cocaine, pain pills or marijuana, and their life areas are being affected by their use ..."
Dream Group for Pregnant Women!
Host: Margaret Howard, MFA, MSW, LCSW
"When pregnant, we remember more of our dreams. Dreams are more vivid, have increased urgency and intensity. Some research shows there are dream patterns that correspond to stage of pregnancy. Sharing and gently discussing our dreams within safe and sacred ..."
(314) 282-3623
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Anger Management
Host: EPICS Counseling Services
"This group is for girls & boys 14 to 18 years of age currently attending High School. If your son or daughter has anger management issues, poor coping and decision making skills this is the group for them. If your ..."
Court Ordered Anger Management Classes
Host: EPICS Counseling Services
"EPICS offers a 6 week, and a 10-12 hour anger management course for persons who would like to improve their anger management skills for a variety of reasons including court mandates and requirements. These courses meet most Missouri court requirements ..."
Grief Recovery
Host: Tim Laughter, MA, PLPC
(314) 858-5595
Empowering Young Women
Host: Erika Ottolini, MEd, LPC, NCC
"This psychodynamic group seeks to bring together and empower young adolescent women ages 14-18 who may be struggling to find their inner strength. This group aims to share with young women the power inherent in each of them through self-esteem ..."
(314) 732-4507
Surviving the Teen Years
Host: For Appointment, MA, LPC, NCC, BCPC
"Group Counseling for Tweens/Teen ages 12-17 addressing the concerns of being a teenager and offering tips on how to survive the teen years. **Starting 9/25/2014** "
(314) 266-6740
DBT for Eating Disorder treatment
Host: McCallum Place Eating Disorder Treatment Center
"DBT is a compassionate behavioral therapy that helps people move toward having a life that feels even more meaningful and worth living. Poor Distress tolerance skills, emotional pain, interpersonal difficulties, and behavioral problems such as over-eating, not eating, using substances, ..."
(877) 477-3052
Attachment Focused Parenting Group
Host: Play Therapist
"This group is for parents/guardians of children who have experienced abuse, neglect, or trauma and are currently experiencing behavioral difficulties (e.g., being uncooperative, anger outbursts, overactive, underactive, physically violent, lack of empathy, doesn't get along with children his/her age, bossy, ..."
(314) 400-7204
Mom's Group
Host: Jamie Bodily, MS, PLPC
"This is a group for moms to find support, encouragement and practical tips. The only requirement is that you are a mom "
(636) 692-4399
Emotional Eaters and Binge Eating Group
Host: McCallum Place Eating Disorder Treatment Center
"For more info, call 314-737-4070 and ask for Laura Bumberry, Psy.D "
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Protecting Your Postpartum Marriage
Host: Jamie Bodily, MS, PLPC
"Having a baby changes EVERYTHING! Couples often find that sleep deprivation, role changes and managing the needs of a tiny human can take their time and energy. Learning to balance, relate to one another as parents, connecting as partners and ..."
(636) 692-4399
Stop the Overeating Battle (sm)
Host: Patricia Kyle Dennis, PhD, LCSW
"Share ideas and get feedback from women who are overeating and gaining weight. These may be symptoms of stress, anxiety, or depression. Explore and experiment as you find your pathway to healthy eating, weight control, and a positive body image. ..."
(314) 492-5153
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A Letter from President and CEO Richard Walden
Dear Friends, After 34 years working in disaster relief and development, Operation USA has learned that an increasingly diverse media environment too often diverts our focus away from vital activities aimed at alleviating human suffering and promoting human development around the world. When war and military involvements, hotly contested national elections and political debates, and more »
NEWS RELEASE: Honeywell and Operation USA Break Ground on Elder Community Center in Japan
HONEYWELL AND OPERATION USA BREAK GROUND ON ELDER COMMUNITY CENTER IN OFUNATO, JAPAN Honeywell Ibasho House to open next spring to support residents affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami OFUNATO, IWATE, JAPAN – October 24, 2012 – Honeywell (NYSE: HON) and Operation USA announced today that they will begin construction on an more »
FIELD VISIT: Jacmel, Haiti. CNN Visits 'Ecole Nationale JM Henriquez' and first annual Soccer Tournament held
Operation USA hosted our first annual soccer tournament at 'Ecole Nationale JM Henriquez' — the school we rebuilt in partnership with Honeywell. We were delighted to welcome dignitaries from Honeywell — as well as CNN's Soledad O'Brien — to the days festivities! view album on Flickr
FIELD VISIT: Cambodia and Sri Lanka, Spring 2012
OpUSA CEO Richard Walden and Director of Operations Jamaica Walden traveled to Cambodia and Sri Lanka this spring–visiting partners and programs. Stops included Sihanouk Hospital in Phnom Penh, Cambodia–and an outing to observe their mobile clinic program set up to care for a displaced population of 500 people 90 minutes north of Phnom Penh. In more »
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Operation USA is focusing on providing safe (e.g., purified) water to refugees from Somalia languishing in the world's largest refugee camp in Dadaab, Kenya, and to internally displaced drought victims in southern Ethiopia. We are working with local partners including Oxfam America and Africa Humanitarian Action, an Ethiopia-based Pan-African NGO. Both are excellent NGOs and more »
Backpacks for Pakistan. Sequoyah School supports OpUSA's Flood Relief Projects
Many thanks to the Sequoyah School! In response to the massive flooding that hit much of Pakistan in the summer of 2010, the "Over There" Class (5th and 6th grades) collected school supplies to add to Operation USA's relief efforts focusing on education. We are always greatly impressed by the enthusiasm and generosity of our more »


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... A Paris exhibition by Chinese video artists shows they've shed their political baggage for more personal commentary, writes John Kohut AMONG THE FEW hundred events that are transforming France into a showcase of Chinese culture this year, perhaps no ...http://www.scmp.com/article/440790/gallery-unexpected
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... Sandra Fabbretti Writers from China's diaspora Illustrator turned children's book author Gabrielle Wang says she 'sees' her books before she's even put pen to paper. A student of design, photography and drawing, Wang spent several ...http://www.scmp.com/article/467452/gabrielle-wang
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... The media mogul is appalled at how few US schools teach Chinese language and culture, Florence Ng reports from New York The chairman of global media giant News Corp, Rupert Murdoch, has warned that the American public's poor knowledge of China would ...http://www.scmp.com/article/446837/america-must-open-its-eyes-china-murdoch
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... The French Minister of Culture and Communications is at the sharp end of promoting his country's culture, values and lifestyle overseas. In Hong Kong recently as part of a trade mission to China, he tells David Evans it's all about mutual respec ...http://www.scmp.com/article/480883/24-hours-renaud-donnedieu-de-vabres
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... Andy Cheng Children who do not speak Chinese have for the first time been offered places in government and aided primary schools through the central allocation system. Of 541 non-Chinese-speaking children who applied for primary-school places, 168 have be ...http://www.scmp.com/article/458122/minorities-get-access-schools-through-central-allocation-scheme
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Independence Day is not a holiday for Israeli Arabs. Sixtyfour years ago, they
lost their land and their national honor... [their aversion to] the
national anthem "Hatikva" – which talks of "a Jewish soul yearning" – should
serve as an incentive for devising symbols and events with which all Israeli
citizens can identify without being false to themselves. – Haaretz editorial,
April 27 And the two words that are the most important are "Nefesh Yehudi" [A
Jewish soul]". When I hear those two words I know why I am here. I know what I
am doing here. – An oleh in an Independence Day interview on the significance of
"Hatikva" – April 26 It is not often that I find myself disagreeing with The
Jerusalem Post's Caroline B. Glick. Indeed, for many years I have had nothing
but the highest regard for her intrepid and articulate defense of Israel and
Zionist ideals.However, I am compelled to dispute the views articulated
in her last column, "Post-Zionism is so 1990s," in which she appears to convey
the view that the threat of post-Zionism has waned into insignificance, or at
least receded into obsolescence.Regrettably, this claim is misplaced and
misleading, and although I sincerely wish she were right, I fear that her
analysis is unrealistically optimistic and gravely underestimates the true
danger.Post-Zionism more pervasive than ever The advance of post-Zionism
is arguably the greatest menace confronting the Zionist endeavor today,
everything it stands for, everything it has accomplished and everything it
strives to accomplish. It is imperative not to be lulled into a false sense of
security.I would, therefore, counsel caution before assigning any real
significance to the fact that public events in Israel are conducted with greater
decorum today relative to the 1990s when, as Glick points out, they tended to be
more frivolous, irreligious and disrespectful of Jewish history, culture and
heritage.Despite deceptive appearances, post-Zionism is more pervasive
and pernicious than ever.Seemingly impervious to reality that has
repeatedly refuted its doctrine, post-Zionism is hammering on the doors of the
mainstream Israeli establishment – and gaining increasingly frequent access.
What was unthinkably seditious – indeed legally punishable – barely a generation
ago is now fashionably avant garde.Post-Zionism and the Left Glick
writes: "Despite their best efforts, Netanyahu remains in power and the Left
can't get any traction with the public...."While this is accurate, the
crucial question is how has this affected the party platforms and the conduct of
policy? Two things are worth noting. First, Glick appears to equate the Left and
"those who are interested in forcing Israel to make more concessions to the
Palestinians" with the phenomenon of post-Zionism.Clearly, such a
"one-size-fits-all" categorization would raise howls of protest from many who
would object to branding as "post-Zionists" an array of prominent figures who
played central roles in forging the history of Zionism, yet advocated
territorial compromise.However, while lumping all "left-wing" elements
into a monolithic ideo-political post-Zionist grouping may be going a little too
far, it must be recognized that there is a seamless symbiosis between the
self-professed Zionist- Left and the self-confessed post-Zionist
radicals.This facilitates an almost "frictionless" migration and
cross-fertilization of political philosophies and policy proposals between these
groups.In turn, this has generated a deceptive ambivalence that often
blurs the ideological distinction between the two, making the transition from
the one to the other almost imperceptible.Ideological obliteration of
the 'Right' The repercussions of this "quasi-equivalence" have been profound and
pernicious, resulting in an overwhelming leftward deformation of the Israeli
polity and the ideological obliteration of the "Right" – which leads me to the
second thing I wish to note.Glick's observation regarding Binyamin
Netanyahu's ability to stay prime minister, and the Left's inability to gain
electoral traction – while seemingly true – obscures a far more ominous
reality.For although Netanyahu has indeed managed to retain power, he
has adopted policies that are far more concessionary (i.e. leftish) than even
Oslo peace laureate Yitzhak Rabin, who was excoriated by the Right for betraying
the Zionist ethos, ever dreamed of offering the Palestinians.Moreover,
while it is correct that in terms of parliamentary representation, parties
labeled "left-wing" may have been diminished, the parties labeled "right-wing"
have largely adopted their "left-wing" agenda.An astonishing spectacle
is unfolding before us, with the ostensibly "right-wing" Likud exhorting the
Palestinians to enter into negotiations over a proposed settlement which it
itself vehemently rejected not long ago as excessively concessionary – this at a
time when all the Likud's previous reservations are being proved
correct.If that were not enough, the head of Kadima, the main opposition
party (established by once super-hawk Arik Sharon, together with once super-hawk
Tzachi Hanegbi), ex-Likud defense minister Shaul Mofaz, has declared, a priori,
that he would accede to 100% of the Palestinian territorial demands – all this
before engaging in negotiations with them.So while the formal
party-affiliated representation of the Left in the Knesset has been reduced, the
substantive ideological representation of its dovish political doctrine has
acquired overwhelming dominance.Apart from the marginal fringes of the
Right, almost all the parliamentary factions have platforms not only far more
dovish than the anti-Oslo Likud platform of the 1990s, but even more dovish than
the pro-Oslo Labor vision as laid out by Rabin in his last Knesset address in
1995.Since the 1990s, the political system has, for all intents and
purposes, been gutted of any assertive Zionist party platforms that reject the
bogus Palestinian narrative – which is, in large measure, the sine non qua of
the post- Zionist credo.Size doesn't matter A deeply disturbing trend is
emerging before our eyes: Almost the entire gamut of mainstream political
parties has – with varying degrees of reluctance/enthusiasm – accepted the basic
tenets of the Palestinian narrative, which negate the Zionist narrative. In
doing so, they have opened the door of respectability to post-Zionism, and laid
down a red carpet for its access to all the vestiges of the Israeli
establishment.So while Glick is correct in asserting that "the Left" and
its post-Zionist affiliates have garnered only marginal public support, this is
one instance in which "size doesn't matter." For they do not need to win
elections to effectively impose their rule on the country – or at least to
prevent their ideological rivals from implementing theirs.No matter what
the results at the polls, the Left and its more radical ideological co-travelers
can promote their agenda and impede that of their pro-Zionist adversaries
through their dominance of the legal establishment, the media and much of
academia.Recent decades are replete with infuriating examples of how an
insignificant minority view has been imposed on the nation by means of an
ideologically biased judiciary, ruling in favor of PC (Palestinian-compliant)
petitions, brought before it by radical left-wing NGOs, generously funded by
foreign sovereign sources, and accompanied by massive media
hype.Attempts by the parliamentary majority to redress this deformation
of the democratic process have been met with furious – and largely successful –
resistance.Legislative initiatives designed to enhance financial
transparency of tax-exempt NGOs, and to address accelerating erosion of the
credibility of the judiciary were foiled – almost incredibly with Likud-led
government complicity – because they would – wait for it... undermine democratic
governance.The voice of post-Zionism Having eviscerated the Zionist
political parties of any resolve and self-confidence, and emboldened by the
reticent response of their adversaries, the post-Zionists have set their sights
on the symbols of Jewish sovereignty. They have turned the focus of their
assault away from the political front lines to the conceptual hinterland and to
the spiritual roots of the Zionist movement.In this sinister enterprise,
their lack of electoral support should not be taken as a measure of their reach.
They have other means to amplify the volume of their voice and the efficacy of
their message.A major element of this assault is being conducted via
Haaretz. In a string of recent editorials and a barrage of opinion columns, it
has sallied forth with an overt drive to eradicate references to the Jewish
character of the foundational ethos of Israel.Consider the following
editorial headlines: • "Israel should consider altering its anthem to include
non-Jews" (March 2) • "Israel needs an anthem that represents Arabs and Jews"
(March 12) • "Israel needs national symbols all citizens can identify with"
(April 27) Ostensibly, the objective is to redraft the trappings of public life
to allow the Arab minority to identify with, and participate in, state-related
activities, ceremonies and celebrations. However, it takes little
analytical effort to discover that this is but a flimsy veneer concealing a
unambiguous campaign for the conversion of Israel from the "nation-state of the
Jews" to "a-state-of-all-its-citizens."Assuaging Arab regret The current
focus of attack is the wording of the national anthem, "Hatikva," which Haaretz
tells us, "ignore[s] the existence of an Arab minority in the State of Israel –
a minority for whom this land is also their land."According to the
paper, "No Arab citizen who had any self-respect, political awareness or
national consciousness could sing these words without committing the sins of
hypocrisy and falsehood."Elsewhere, we are told why this is so:
"Independence Day is not a holiday for Israeli Arabs. Sixty-four years ago, they
lost their land and their national honor."I am trying to get my head
around this. Is one of the nation's major newspapers really calling on the
public not only to understand the sorrow the Arab minority feels that the
genocidal attempt of its ethnic-kinfolk to obliterate the Jewish population
failed, but to take far-reaching steps to accommodate this
sadness?Really? How are we to assuage their melancholy at having "lost
their land and national honor" in their failed Judeocidal effort? Are Jews
really expected to forgo the victory and to suppress the expression of their
national identity to alleviate the discomfort of the defeated? One cannot but
wonder what the consequences would have been had the fortunes of war been
reversed? And how are we to restore their "national honor" (much less their
'land") – or to compensate them for their loss – without de-Judaizing Israel and
deconstructing the Zionist ethos.But that is what the post-Zionists are
really aiming at. However, to achieve this goal of dismantling the status
of Israel as the nation-state of the Jews, they first have to achieve an
intermediate goal: to decouple Israel from its Jewishness, to denude, and then
break, the bond of kinship between the State of Israel and the Jewish
people.Hence the assault on the Jewish emblems – first the anthem, next
the flag, then the Law of Return. After all, why should the Jewish Diaspora have
unfettered access to the country and not the Palestinian diaspora? This is a
question the post-Zionists – and Haaretz – will doubtless be raising soon in
editorials.The nature of nations Nations are not a mere amalgam of
people who happen to inhabit a piece of real estate. As the liberal philosopher
John Stuart Mill observes, to function as a nation populations need to feel
"united among themselves by common sympathies which do not exist between them
and any others.... The strongest of all [these common sympathies] is identity of
political antecedents; the possession of a national history, and consequent
community of recollections; collective pride and humiliation, pleasure and
regret, connected with the same incidents in the past."So how do
post-Zionists propose to generate a new sense of "pan-Israeli" nationality when one
segment of the population sees in the 1948 Jewish victory a reason for pride and
pleasure while another segment sees it as a source of regret and humiliation?
The members of the Arab community in Israel made a call in 1948. They elected to
throw their lot in with a Jewish – repeat Jewish – state. They could have left,
as did many of their kin. They can leave today if they feel they cannot identify
with the fabric of national life here.They can follow the example of
many Israeli citizens who came here from economically developed nations,
precisely because they felt their national affiliation was not with their
country of birth, but with the Jewish homeland.Arabs in Israel who feel
their national identity is incompatible with political realities and the conduct
of public life have many options. Demanding that the victors relinquish their
ethos to accommodate the defeated is not one.This must be made clear –
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Bucks 90, Heat 85
Last week, Arizona, Mississippi, Mississippi State and TCU gave the AP Top 25 an extreme makeover with huge victories. This week, the Wildcats, Rebels, Bulldogs and Horned Frogs try to validate all that attention and prove they are more than October shooting stars.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The expectations that accompanied Mike Moustakas and Eric Hosmer were largely unfair, and anybody in the Kansas City Royals front office would probably be willing to admit it.
LENEXA - Tamba Hali fled Liberia when it was in the midst of a bloody civil war. Now that the West African nation is at the center of a very different crisis - an outbreak of Ebola - the Chiefs linebacker is lending his support to a humanitarian relief effort.
ST. LOUIS - Matt Adams and the Cardinals are moving on. Clayton Kershaw and the Dodgers are going home.
MANHATTAN - Marcus Foster thinks Kansas State can compete for the Big 12 title. So the dynamic sophomore guard isn't paying much attention to any of his October accolades.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The Chiefs seemed to have figured out their running game, which remains centered on Jamaal Charles. However, faced with critical third-and-shorts in the waning minutes against the 49ers, coach Andy Reid abandoned the run in favor of passes that kept falling incomplete.


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Real Madrid's Khedira dilemma Chelsea Arsenal or Bayern to benefit
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The dynamic midfielder has been linked with a move away from Madrid and the ex-Germany star would welcome him with open arms at the Allianz Arena Bayern Munich honorary president Franz Beckenbauer believes Real Madrid midfielder Sami...Goal 2014-08-20
Real Madrid midfielder Sami Khedira is exactly the type of player Bayern Munich need to help end a run of two seasons without a trophy, the club's honorary president, Franz...ESPN 2012-07-13
Franz Beckenbauer believes Bayern Munich need a player like Real Madrid midfielder Sami Khedira after not being pleased with the last two years. Bayern have failed to win a...Sky Sports 2012-07-13
Joachim Low has also selected Sami Khedira despite his absence for the majority of the season through injury but there is no place for Fiorentina striker Mario Gomez...Goal 2014-05-08
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Sami Khedira, Carlo Ancelotti, Real Madrid, Germany, La Liga, World Cup 2014 Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti is hopeful that injured midfielder Sami Khedira will return to action before the end of the season. The Germany international suffered an anterior cruciate ligament tear during his country's 1-1 draw with Italy in November, making him a doubt for the FIFA World Cup in...FourFourTwo 2014-03-02
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Khedira has "matured" into one of Germany's strongest midfielders in recent years and become just the kind of player Beckenbauer says Bayern have been lacking in a trophyless two seasons. "Khedira is one of those prototypes - one who is prepared to sacrifice himself for the sake of the team," he told the Tz newspaper. "You can hardly find those kinds nowadays, and you really...Sporting Life 2012-07-13
Sami Khedira (German pronunciation: [ˈsami kəˈdiːʁa]; Arabic: سامي خضيرة) (born 4 April 1987) is a German footballer currently playing for Real Madrid and the German national team. Khedira moved to Real Madrid from VfB Stuttgart in 2010. He is considered a dynamic midfielder with "flawless aerial ability" who can cover a lot of ground, recover the ball and quickly join in the team attack with his powerful mid-range shooting.
Before joining the youth team of VfB Stuttgart in 1995, he played at TV Oeffingen. In the first months of the 2006–07 season, he was called up into VfB's Bundesliga squad by manager Armin Veh. His debut followed on 1 October 2006 against Hertha BSC. He scored his first two goals on 29 October in a game against Schalke 04. On 29 January 2007 he signed his first professional contract at VfB, valid until June 2009.
On 9 July 2008 he extended his contract until the summer of 2011.
On 30 July 2010 Khedira moved to Real Madrid for an undisclosed fee. Khedira was assigned the number 24 shirt, since 2011–2012 La Liga season he changed to the number 6 shirt. Khedira made his debut for Real Madrid on 13 August 2010 in a friendly match against FC Bayern Munich, which Real Madrid won 4–2 on penalties. This resulted in Real Madrid winning the Franz-Beckenbauer-Cup. His league debut came on 29 August, in a 0–0 draw against Mallorca. On 20 April 2011, he won his first title with Real Madrid: Spanish Copa del Rey, against FC Barcelona. On 3 August 2011, he scored his first goal for Real Madrid during a pre-season match against Guangzhou Evergrande. He scored his first competitive goal for Real Madrid in the Champions League, on 18 October 2011 against Olympique Lyonnais. He also scored his first Copa del Rey goal against Málaga CF in a 3–2 home win when Real Madrid were trailing behind 0–2. Khedira also scored his first official league goal against RCD Español in a thrashing 5–0 home win for the whites.