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Maaleh Adumim with sign 370.
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Last Friday, at 3:28 p.m,, just 31 minutes before the onset of Shabbat in
Jerusalem and less than 24 hours after the Palestinians succeeded in upgrading
their status at the UN, a senior diplomatic source sent out a text message to
diplomatic reporters saying Israel "had decided to approve the building of 3,000
housing units in Jerusalem and Judea and Samaria."In addition," the
message read, "the planning process will be moved forward for thousands of other
housing units in Jerusalem and the settlement blocs, including in the section
that links Jerusalem to Ma'aleh Adumim (E1). Israel is weighing other steps. The
continuation of construction will be done in compatibility with Israel's
strategic interest map."And then the ship hit the
iceberg.European foreign ministers held frenetic telephone
consultations, US officials conferred, the condemnations poured in on Saturday
and Sunday.But it didn't stop there.When the world went back to
work Monday morning, Israeli ambassadors all over the globe were called into the
foreign ministries of their host countries to hear protests from senior
officials – an accepted diplomatic practice for conveying acute unhappiness.
There was even talk in the media – quickly denied – that France and Britain
would recall their ambassadors for consultations, a super-dramatic step usually
reserved for times like the sacking of the British Embassy in Iran, when
Germany, for instance, briefly recalled its envoy to Tehran."This is the
worst diplomatic crisis we have faced in 20 years," one Foreign Ministry
official said, exhausted by mid-week at having had to deal constantly with the
crisis. And his sense of a diplomatic emergency was passed on through the media
to the public, kept very much abreast of who had condemned what and how many
times, how bad Israel's overall diplomatic isolation had become and which
country was calling in Israel's envoy onto the carpet next – now Spain and
Ireland, no shock there; then Australia, a big surprise.Former prime
minister Ehud Olmert and Rahm Emanuel, the mayor of Chicago and former chief of
staff to US President Barack Obama, jumped into the fray at the Saban Forum in Washington, with Emanuel quoted as slamming
the move and Olmert saying it was a slap in Obama's face at a time when the US
stood relatively alone with Israel in opposing the Palestinian upgrade at the UN
to the status of non-member observer state.And if the average Israeli –
that proverbial man on the street – wanted to see what it was exactly that
triggered this "diplomatic tsunami," what brought upon him and his country this
fire and brimstone, what the government had actually done or decided to do, he
really had no place to look. All that existed was that pre-Shabbat text message
from a senior diplomatic official.Talk about not leaving a paper
trail.This decision, which brought so much wrath upon Israel from so
many quarters, has still not been put into writing. One would search in vain for
a piece of paper signed by a government minister or high-level bureaucrat
putting that decision into motion. One would search in vain for complete clarity
as to where exactly those 3,000 new housing units will be built: Some say in
Pisgat Ze'ev and Gilo in Jerusalem, and Efrat, Ginot Shomron, and Elkana in the
West Bank. Others replace Elkana with Ariel.This decision was not the
result of a late-night, dramatic meeting of Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's
forum of nine ministers, his security cabinet or the full
cabinet.Rather, The Jerusalem Post was told, this decision was made by
Netanyahu in informal consultations with various ministers and officials over a
period of several weeks as to what would be the proper response to the
Palestinian move.Odd.What made the decision-making process on
this issue odder still was that the announcement was in stark contrast to the
messages that were being sent out just days before the UN vote.On
November 28, a day before the vote, this paper ran a lead story under the
headline "Israel to have 'low-profile' response to Palestinian Authority's UN
bid.'" That story, at the time, was not wrong. Rather, it was based on comments
made to a group of journalists by one of the most senior officials in the land
who said Israel was not going to take any immediate dramatic steps, was going to
give a measured response and was going to wait and see what the Palestinians
would do with their newfound upgraded status before reacting
forcefully.The very same senior official said that if Jerusalem would
greet the Palestinian move with a decision to build thousands of new housing
units, that would divert attention from the Palestinians' blatant violation of
the Oslo Accords and turn the settlements – not the Palestinian move at the UN –
into the center of attention. His message was clear: This was not going to
happen.Then, of course, exactly that happened.Which does not
mean that the world was taken by surprise. Despite messages of a low profile,
the US and Europe had urged Israel for weeks to temper its response, and not do
anything that would irreversibly harm the diplomatic process or the viability of
a two-state solution. That Israel was considering taking action in E1 as a
response did not come out of the blue. The Post reported on its front page two
weeks ago that the US was urging Israel not to take any action on E1.But
what happened, what changed? Why in the course of three days did the
government's policy go from sending out messages that it was not going to do
anything dramatic, so as not to deflect attention from the Palestinian violation
of Oslo, to taking a move that has done just that and once again has the world –
true to pattern – condemning Israel's reaction, rather than the move that
precipitated that reaction? To that question, however, it is difficult to find
clear answers. Sources in the Prime Minister's Office say it was obvious to
everyone that Israel would not sit on its hands as the Palestinians, with
international applause, essentially undercut one of the basic principles of the
whole Oslo process: that disagreements and outstanding issues will be resolved
through negotiations.The officials also say that two other things tilted
the scales in Netanyahu's mind to react in the manner he did. The first was
Abbas's hate-filled speech at the UN last Thursday, a speech in which he accused
Israel of being among the worst examples of ethnic cleansing in the 20th
century, a century filled with some pretty horrible examples of ethnic
cleansing. And the second was Abbas's failure to signal at all any readiness to
renew negotiations.Even EU representatives acknowledged this week that
Abbas had told them before the UN vote that afterward he would be willing to sit
down with Israel without preconditions. But, as one source in the Prime
Minister's Office said, the only signals of negotiations and reconciliation that
Abbas sent out either before or after the vote were to Hamas.There is,
however, obviously more to why Netanyahu announced what he announced through a
senior diplomatic source last Friday. Less than two months before the elections,
Netanyahu gains politically by being perceived as standing up both to the
Palestinians and the world on an issue that is well within Israel's
consensus.Netanyahu was careful in selecting where the new units he
ambiguously announced were to be built and planned. They were not intended for
Itamar, Yitzhar, Hebron or Beit Hagai, places where it would be difficult for
many Israelis to rally around.But building in east Jerusalem and the
settlement blocs? That is not seen by most Israelis as an unnecessary
provocation – as it is seen by the European governments that loudly denounced
the move – but rather as Israel's prerogative.Netanyahu could safely
respond the way he did and get away with it politically – indeed, derive benefit
from it politically – because for the vast majority of the Israeli public, both
the Jewish neighborhoods in east Jerusalem and the corridor from Jerusalem to
Ma'aleh Adumim and the Dead Sea that E1 straddles, will remain part of Israel
under any agreement.But the decision was not only
political.Netanyahu, according to diplomatic sources, wanted to send a
strong signal to the Palestinians not to be intoxicated by the applause heard
within the walls of the General Assembly, and not to believe that just because
they won this vote by a landslide, anything had changed on the
ground."Don't be fooled into thinking," he signaled the Palestinians,
"that by getting the world – including the Europeans – to step in and take the
first steps toward imposing a solution on Israel, that anything had changed in
practice. Like it or not, Israel is still involved, and still has a say. Don't
let the success go to your head, and if you really don't want Israel to build in
E1 – which you have now turned into the most important area in Judea and Samaria
– then back off."As Netanyahu said in an interview Thursday in the
German daily Die Welt, "In any case what we've advanced so far is only planning
[in E1], and we will have to see. We shall act further based on what the
Palestinians do. If they don't act unilaterally, then we won't have any purpose
to do so either."The Europeans and the Americans were unsuccessful in
keeping the PA from taking its upgrade resolution to the UN. Netanyahu's gambit
is that by drawing a line in the sand regarding E1, by indicating he will build
there if pressed, the EU and the US will be more successful in convincing the PA
not to move forward with its statehood status, not to apply for statehood status
in other UN institutions, not to haul Israelis before the International Criminal
Court and not to further empty the Oslo Accords of all meaning. Because if it
does, he indicated with plans to build in E1, then Israel may act in
kind.And Netanyahu's added political bonus? Taking this tough stand now
helps him with a not inconsiderable part of the electorate that likes seeing its
leader stand up in the face of what they view as unreasonable world censure and
demands. This is circle-the-wagons politics, and Netanyahu is one of its
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The £1.6 billion bill to rescue crumbling Parliament: Victorian structure is stuffed with asbestos and leaky roofs
- It is warned MPs and Lords will have to move out of the building
Parliament is so dilapidated that it would be condemned and demolished were it not one of the most famous buildings in the world
Parliament is so dilapidated that it would be condemned and demolished were it not one of the most famous buildings in the world, experts said yesterday.
The Victorian structure is so stuffed with asbestos and leaky roofs that it will require billions of pounds of renovation just to keep it standing.
In a report commissioned by Parliament, it is warned that MPs and Lords will have to move out of the building within the next decade to enable a massive programme of works to electrics, heating, ventilation systems, drainage and stone work.
They concluded that the World Heritage Site - which contains the Commons and Lords chambers as well as suites of committee rooms, offices and dining rooms - was so poorly-maintained that it is 'remarkable that it continues to function'.
And they warned that if nothing is done to make it safe, the Palace of Westminster could fall victim to a catastrophic fire the like of which famously destroyed its predecessor in 1834.
The report into the 'looming crisis' put forward four options for dealing with the mess - although MPs have already rejected the nuclear option of moving out of the Palace altogether, turning it into a museum and building an entirely new parliament building somewhere else in London.
Other ideas include continuing with piecemeal repairs costing £26million a year, and spending 10 years on a boosted programme of repairs during weekends and recesses.
The most likely option is to move MPs and peers out of the neo-Gothic edifice altogether, housing them in new temporary buildings on the Parliamentary estate or in facilities such as the nearby Queen Elizabeth Conference Centre or Church House.
Although they do not put a final cost on the work, they say it will be at least £1.6billion.
The damning report on the state of the home of British democracy was ordered by the House of Commons Commission.
It warns: 'While the precise cost of rectifying these deficiencies is still unknown, investigations conducted in recent years indicate that it is already in excess of 40 per cent of the insurance reinstatement value of the Palace.
Here is just some of the work that needs to be done to the Houses of Parliament to prevent a 'looming crisis':
The walls and floors are infested with the dangerous substance - putting all occupants of the Palace at risk.
Much of the building needs re-wiring, and generators do not produce enough power
Many original shafts are filled with wires, and a major failure of the ventilation system is judged to be inevitable.
Many boilers date from the 1930s, pipes are clogged with limescale and are in danger of fracturing – causing dangerous steam leaks which could close the Commons chamber for months
Ffaulty guttering and broken pipes cause regular flooding, and the Big Ben belfry is particularly badly affected by water penetration. Walls are damp and stained.
A problem throughout the Palace, particularly as cast-iron roofs are coming to the end of their life.
Several pieces of wood fall from the fourteenth-century roof of Westminster Hall every year, while in 1980 a heavy boss fell from the roof of the House of Lords chamber
Pipes and culverts seriously overloaded because they are now expected to deal with more waste than expected.
Out of date alarms and automatic detection systems; little 'compartmentation' meaning fire can spread easily.
Oldest lift dates from 1893, several contain obsolete components. Only nine compliant with building regulations.
Although the report did not consider this, another problem is that the Palace is sinking into the Thames, with Big Ben already leaning 18 inches.
'If the Palace were not a listed building of the highest heritage value, its owners would probably be advised to demolish and rebuild.'
There has been no renovation to the spectacular building, rebuilt along designs by Charles Barry in the 1850s, since the late 1940s, following the destruction of the Commons chamber by Nazi bombs.
The report goes on: 'Considering the age of the Palace of Westminster, the 60-plus years that have passed since the partial post-war refurbishment, the long-term under-investment in the fabric and the intensive use to which the Palace is put, it is remarkable that it continues to function.
'The signs of wear and tear, the number and frequency of relatively minor floods and mechanical breakdowns, the high cost of maintaining obsolescent equipment and the large sums that are now having to be spent on aggressive maintenance and risk reduction all provide tangible evidence of the looming crisis.
'A growing body of surveys, consultancy reports and risk registers point to the further deterioration that will occur and the severe hazards that could occur if fundamental renovation is delayed indefinitely.
'It is hard to imagine how the Palace will survive for future generations to use and admire without a major mid-life overhaul.'
Among the many problems facing the building are antiquated electrics, clapped-out boilers and leaking roofs.
Asbestos, which is 'present throughout the building', is identified as a 'risk to all persons within the Palace of Westminster'.
Water penetration is a particular problem in the belfry of the Big Ben tower. They warn that if a heating pipe were to snap near the Commons chamber, the escape of steam would distribute asbestos, putting the chamber out of commission 'for months'.
Many parts of the Palace are in a 'shabby condition'. Several pieces of timber fall from the fourteenth-century roof of Westminster Hall every year, endangering tourists; and a boss once fell from the roof of the Lords chamber.
Fire safety is another concern. Fire alarms are old, the coverage of automatic fire detection systems are incomplete, and there is little 'compartmentation', meaning fire can quickly spread round the building.
The report warns: 'Fortunately there have been no major outbreaks of fire in the Palace in recent years. Forty minor fires have been recorded, however, since 2008. All have been quickly dealt with.
'Although these have been minor incidents, there has been some evidence of smoke travelling through architectural voids, confirming that current compartmentation is unreliable.'
The damning report on the state of the home of British democracy, pictured, was ordered by the House of Commons Commission
It currently costs £26million a year merely doing patch-up jobs in Parliament. The report estimates that at least £1.5billion would be needed for work on the Palace, plus £100million for temporary accommodation required in the meantime.
An option of modernising the building in halves - with the Commons moving into the Lords while work was going on there, vice versa - is frowned upon because 'the security challenge would be almost insurmountable'.
It concluded: 'These factors strengthen the case for a complete emptying of the building once alternative accommodation is ready to be brought into use.'
The House of Commons Commission will decide which option to go for over the next year or so after receiving full costings of the work. No renovation will start until after the next election in 2015.
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It may seem like a bizarre yoga technique but nasal irrigation or jala neti is an ancient Indian way to clear the nasal passage. Jala neti works brilliantly for those suffering from asthma and sinus. Fitness Instructor and Yoga Guru, Rajesh Sharma from Navi Mumbai explains the right method of doing jala neti or nasal irrigation.
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South Beach, Miami Beach, FloridaEverybody's beautiful to someone, as the song goes, but in South Beach it seems that everybody's beautiful, period. The models, moguls and movie stars strutting their stuff along Ocean Drive do nothing to dispel that notion. Start your day with breakfast outdoors at the News Cafe, a local hot spot, then stake out your spot on the beach -- which, by the way, is as good as it gets, with white sand and warm turquoise waves. Back on the streets, grab a bite, check out the shops, admire the Art Deco architecture and hit the clubs. When you tire of it all, stroll down to newly-renovated South Pointe Park, on the beach's southernmost tip, and watch the cruise ships sail out to sea.
Waikiki Beach, HonoluluWhere else to watch surfer dudes and dudettes in action than Honolulu's Waikiki Beach? Yes, it's tourist central, but that's the point. Hawaiian royalty once gathered here; now the hotel-lined shores beckon visitors from around the world. It's hard to top the iconic backdrop of Diamond Head for a classic photo op. Beloved native son Duke Kahanamoku, aka the father of modern surfing, honed his craft here, and his bronze, 9-foot beachfront statue is a good place to get your bearings. But don't just stand there, hodad. Take a surfing lesson (Waikiki's calm waters are ideal for beginners), sample some poi (a Polynesian dish made from the taro plant), and check out the shopping, dining, cute cafes, hula dancing demos, outrigger canoe races and surfing competitions.
Ipanema Beach, Rio de JaneiroTall and tan and young and lovely, the denizens of Rio de Janeiro's Ipanema Beach don't have to work very hard to live up to their worldwide reputation as gorgeous -- or so it seems. But the hugely popular stretch of sand, immortalized in the mid-1960s in the hit bossa nova song "The Girl From Ipanema," offers more than eye candy. Ipanema's beaches attract locals and tourists alike, who come for the lively ambience, pickup games of soccer and frescobol (like tennis without a net), good surfing and tons of vendors. The surrounding neighborhood is packed with museums, galleries, fashionable shops, eateries and trendy night spots.
Wreck Beach, Vancouver, B.C.You didn't think we'd write about the best beaches for people-watching and not list a nude venue, did you? Without any further ado -- or clothing -- we give you Vancouver's Wreck Beach. Lovingly maintained by the dedicated members of the Wreck Beach Preservation Society, the 5-mile wilderness-like beach is accessible via Trail No. 6 from Pacific Spirit Park. Popular with families, couples and singles, the beach features international vendors and food concessions, impromptu music jams, pickup games of volleyball and bocce ball, a nude-only "casino," and shallow, kid-friendly tide pools. Body-painting (free for kids; suggested donation for adults) is an art form here.
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Apple's stock run-up to $500 earlier this month had some wondering if we may see the first trillion-dollar public company around the corner.
It's something that hasn't happened before but a number of analysts insist the Cupertino computer and software company's stock remains underpriced, suggesting that it could finally be the one to break the trillion-dollar barrier in market cap.
But those with long memories recall that another Silicon Valley company, Cisco Systems, appeared on a similar path to trillion-dollarhood back in the days of the dot com bubble.
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Based on their current revenue growth and stock rises, he figures it could take Apple about four years to grow from its present market cap of $475 billion to surpass $1 trillion. He figures Cisco, now with a market cap of about $108 billion, could hit the mark in about 10 years or more. Petrobras, with a current market cap of $191 billion, he puts on a similar timeline.
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A tough 12 months for the tourism industry was saved by the one-off influx of Rugby World Cup visitors, according to latest figures from the International Visitors Survey.
Released today by the Ministry of Economic Development, the annual survey tracks the experience of international visitors and how much they spend while in New Zealand, covering the year ending March 2012.
A key finding compared to the year ending March 2011 was that the Korean and Japanese markets each recorded a decline in visitor spend, estimated to be 25 percent or more.
The Ministry's Tourism Research and Evaluation Manager Peter Ellis said this drop was largely due to the February 2011 Christchurch earthquake, but also reflected challenges for those markets over a number of years.
"The survey also highlighted the continuing decline of the UK market due to economic reasons and changed travel patterns," Mr Ellis said.
Overall, international visitors spent $5.6 billion in New Zealand in the 12 months to March 2012 (excluding international airfares). Total visitor spend showed no change in nominal terms despite international visitor arrivals increasing four percent in the same period. "2011 Rugby World Cup visitors spent $390 million in total, of which around $280 million was estimated to be a net addition to tourism exports. This was a significant counter to the decreased total expenditure from other markets," Mr Ellis said.
"However, today's figures continue the significant decline in real tourist expenditure of the past seven years. This is mostly because of the increasing proportion of visitors who are relatively low-spending Australian residents, particularly those coming to New Zealand to visit friends and relatives. The continued rise in total spend by Chinese tourists is the main positive note from this survey," he said.
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