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Green Bay Packers' Clay Matthews Will Lead Team To Victory
With the Green Bay Packers' playoff hopes hanging on a thread as tight and thin as a piece of floss, the team must rally around quarterback Matt Flynn one more time this Sunday at Lambeau Field and find a way to win against the Atlanta Falcons.
The offense must try to make some plays with Flynn behind center, but the defense can make Flynn's job easier if they can get off the field and finally start to make some plays. One guy I think will light a fire under the defense is Pro-Bowl linebacker Clay Matthews.
Matthews must try to create havoc in the pocket for Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan. It won't be an easy task. The Falcons come into this week ranked in the middle of the pack for the league in protecting the quarterback. They have only allowed 30 sacks this season and have, for the most part, kept Ryan upright.
The Packers' defense has been putrid over the past few weeks, and has been a reason they find themselves 5-6-1 and on the outside of the playoff picture. Dom Capers is on the hot seat, and he must be able to find a way to get this defense back to a defense that can create turnovers and get after the quarterback.
This is a huge week for the Packers. They must win their final four games to have a chance at the playoffs, and it starts against the Falcons. In order to be successful, the defense must play big. I believe it all starts with Matthews!
Projected stats: 9 tackles, 2.5 sacks, 1 FF
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VA Hospital Fiasco a Harbinger on Nation's Physician Shortage
The big problem at the VA is that it's competing for doctors with every hospital in the country, physician practices, insurance companies, urgent care centers, retail clinics, and community health centers.
This ongoing scandal surrounding long waiting times for physician appointments at Department of Veterans Affairs hospitals has generated an array of justifiable responses including grief, anger and embarrassment.
It should not, however, generate surprise. The long waiting lines at the 150 VA hospitals across the nation are largely because of staff shortages. The New York Times reports that the VA is trying to recruit 400 primary care physicians.
American Federation of Government Employees National President J. David Cox Sr. was spot on when he said: "There is no solving the wait list issue without first solving the staffing issue."
This problem won't be solved in a few weeks or with reassuring sound bites, quick fixes, the resignation of VA Chief Eric Shinseki, made-for-TV Congressional inquiries, campaign grandstanding, or even money.
This shortage will last as long as it takes to figure out a way to treat people without a reliance on primary care physicians, or until we can train sufficient numbers of new primary care physicians to replace the growing ranks of their retiring older colleagues. We're talking years, perhaps a decade or longer.
We've been hearing about the "looming physician shortage" for decades. It looms no longer. It has dropped upon us and it's not going away soon.
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Mark (6/6/2014 at 1:36 PM)
This is not new to the VA. My father went through the same thing 15 years ago. It took our State Senator to get involved then we found he was one 1,000's WWII vets whose files were "misplaced". The cause is mismanagement of a marginalize group of people that came from the "silent majority" or "greatest generation" as Tom Brokaw call them in his book. They just took it and did not complain. Message here is you don't have to take it because you are a vet. The whole country is behind you on this.
J. Kuriyan (6/4/2014 at 2:48 PM)
This is another one of the artificial methods adopted by various medical associations to maximize physician charges - keep their supply low. It is time for ACA to free the Universities to gradaute as many doctors as the country needs - not follow AMA's guidelines to Universities. Sure there will be an over supply at some time in the future but the market will correct for it. But the VA's problem is much more serious and tragic. VA is supposed to have a good EMR but I wonder how it hid so many of these missed appointments.
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Caps make roster moves
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Capitals clinch Southeast Division
The Washington Capitals clinched the Southeast Division title Tuesday night, completing a stark turnaround in a lockout-shortened season with a 4-3 win over the Winnipeg Jets. Alex Ovechkin scored his league-leading 31st goal, John Erskine cleared two shots off the goal line, and Braden Holtby made 24 saves for the Capitals, who have won 10 of 11 to secure a playoff berth with two...
Capitals re-sign Hillen, make several other moves
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No Rest For The Defense
Tuesday night in Pittsburgh, many media members and fans celebrated the healthy return of defenseman Dmitry Orlov to the Capitals lineup. Orlov, who had posted 19 points in 60 NHL games last season, had started the season in the AHL due to the lockout but had not suited up for the Caps this season. Two concussions suffered in Hershey kept him out of the lineup for 3 months and...
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Capitals Recall Orlov
The Washington Capitals have recalled defenseman Dmitry Orlov from the Hershey Bears of the AHL. He will be available to play in tomorrow's game against the Pittsburgh Penguins. Tom Poti suffered an apparent back injury after Sabres forward Steve Ott cross-checked him in the lower back. With status of Mike Green, John Erskine, and Tomas Kundratek still unclear, Orlov is...
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Updated On: Oct 28 2012 02:38:04 AM EDT
The GOP is hitting the Buckeye State hard in the days leading up to the election.
Vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan was in the Tri-State on Saturday with a message for supporters.
A crowd of 750 filled the gym at East Clinton High School Saturday afternoon where Ryan was stumping for every Buckeye vote he can muster in the home stretch of the campaign.
It was a family affair inside the gym, with Ryan bringing his kids with him on stage and a few others as good luck charms.
"I know you're used to being the battleground state of battleground states," he told the audience. "I carry my lucky buckeye that Rob Portman gave me in my jacket everywhere I go."
Knowing luck alone will not be enough, Ryan went right to work reminding supporters of the ticket's five-point plan -- energy independence, education reform, trade reform, debt reduction and small business growth.
"The government works for us, the people and not the other way around," he said.
Ryan received a spirited response from crowd in the gym that wasn't quite full. Those in attendance heard what they had hoped for, including East Clinton grad Ty Baker who said he voted early for the Romney team.
"The past couple of years, this area has had a hardship," he said. "We had a big industry leave, which was DHL. That cut 8,000 jobs. That left my family unemployed."
The jobs were lost just as President Barack Obama took office, but it's an issue as real today for this crowd as it was four years ago.
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A small state park in Koochiching County is temporarily closed due to flooding on the Rainy River.
The Minnesota DNR announced Wednesday that Franz Jevnue State Park near Birchdale is closed. Access to the park is from Highway 11, which is closed between International Falls and the park due to water crossing the highway at Loman.
The secluded park has 21 camp sites and is primarily used by people fishing the river. There are no reservations at the park, which is managed by Zippel Bay State Park.
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Too Late For Forgiveness
All alone in an empty room.
Not knowing what to do.
A mistake of not forgiving.
Now blood leaks from it.
Oh! IF ONLY I forgave you!
None of this would happen.
Just a tear will be shed.
Nothing more would be gone.
A word is all it takes.
But what is done is done.
Now I accept the consequences.
And I shall live in guilt forever.
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Edited: Tuesday, January 14, 2014
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Jason Hathaway won the battle but Scott Steckly won the war when rain brought the 2008 NASCAR Canadian Tire Series season to a premature end at Kawartha Speedway Saturday night.
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FRASERVILLE, ONT.–Jason Hathaway won the battle but Scott Steckly won the war when rain brought the 2008 NASCAR Canadian Tire Series season to a premature end at Kawartha Speedway Saturday night.
When the checkered flag fell on lap 174 after 31 yellow flag laps as the result of a persistent drizzle, Hathaway was declared winner of the Dodge Dealers of Ontario Dodge Ram 250 and Steckly was crowned national champion.
It was Hathaway's first victory in the 13-race, coast-to-coast stock car series and Steckly's first championship.
"We're going to have a big party tonight," Steckly declared after completing a series of celebratory donut-spins on the front straight of the paved 5/8-mile Kawartha oval.
"We got our momentum here last year," he said (Steckly won the final race of '07 season at Kawartha a year ago), and it just carried on through this season. We started the season without a lot of sponsorship but Tow Truck in a Box came on board part way through and their help was huge.
"I can't say how much this championship means to me."
Steckly, of Milverton, nearly lost his chance at the championship as the result of a mid-race tangle with John Gaunt of Barrie that sent Steckly spinning up toward the wall between turns three and four.
Although it didn't look serious, Steckly said afterward that his car had suffered some front-end damage in the collision and although he was able to continue in the race he wasn't able to challenge for the lead and eventually finished 17th.
Hathaway, from the Strathroy-area hamlet of Appin, said he was "pumped" to have won. "I didn't think it would take me three years (to get a victory) but they (the other drivers) don't make it easy.
"They're the best in the business and the best in Canada and, to win, you have to race hard and that's what we did tonight."
D.J. Kennington of St. Thomas was second in the race and Ron Beauchamp Jr. of Windsor finished third. In the championship, Don Thomson Jr. of Ayr was runner-up and Kennington edged Andrew Ranger of Roxton Pond, Que., for third.
In fact, Ranger skipped this final race of the season in order to compete in a NASCAR Nationwide Series race in the U.S. His place at Kawartha was taken by Pete Shepherd III of Brampton, who wound up eighth.
The anticipated showdown between Steckly and five-time CASCAR champion Thomsondidn't materialize.
Steckly, who won the race at Barrie Speedway three weeks ago, went into tonight's contest 167 points ahead of Thomson, who won last week's race at Riverside Speedway near Antigonish, N.S.
And they started tonight's race side-by-side on the front row, Thomson on the pole and Steckly outside pole.
But Thomson, who took the lead when the green flag flew, had engine trouble early and was in and out of the pits all night. He eventually finished fifth and although Steckly's points lead was down to 24, the rain put an end to the challenge.
It was an emotional night for Stouffville's Peter Gibbons, who retired at the end of the race after finishing 15th. His long-time sponsor, Canadian Tire, honoured him before tonight's finale for his two championships and more than 30 victories.
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PORTLAND, Ore. – Spaghetti savings days are back by popular demand. In celebration of The Old Spaghetti Factory's 41st anniversary, the restaurant will roll back prices to give guests 41 percent off Pasta Classic entrées nationwide on Jan. 12 and 13. That means a complete pasta meal at The Old Spaghetti Factory restaurants nationwide will cost about $5.
This discounted price is available for lunch and dinner during these two days only. The anniversary special includes a complete meal, with a salad, fresh bread, entrée, beverage and dessert. The Old Spaghetti Factory's award-winning kids' meals will cost about $3.
The special anniversary menu includes Spaghetti with Tomato, Meat, Mushroom or Clam Sauce; the signature Spaghetti with Mizithra Cheese; Manager's Favorite; Pot Pourri sampler; Sicilian Meatballs, and Italian Sausage entrees – all for about $4.71 to $6.48 per person. There will be a children's spaghetti dinner as well, for around $2.94.
"For our anniversary celebration last year, nearly 41,000 guests came out in one day and ate about 23,000 pounds of cooked spaghetti at rollback prices," said Chris Dussin, president of The Old Spaghetti Factory. "Since then, our guests have been requesting rollback prices, and we're happy to be able to extend the discounts again this year as a thank-you to our loyal guests for their continued support."
The Old Spaghetti Factory has 40 locations throughout the country. Special anniversary prices are offered only for dine-in guests. Anniversary pricing is not available on to-go orders. One order per guest. Advance reservations are not available. For more information and to find a nearby location and hours, visit www.osf.com.
The Old Spaghetti Factory is best known as a memorable family dining experience that offers complete meals at a great value. The restaurant also offers an acclaimed kids' menu. The Old Spaghetti Factory is recognized by Parents magazine as one of the top 10 family-friendly restaurant chains in the United States.
The Old Spaghetti Factory restaurants are a privately held and family-owned business headquartered in Portland, Ore. For more information, visit www.osf.com.
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Santo Subito! American author calls for his own Sainthood, now
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Ahead of John Paul II, popular SIRIUS/XM radio host desires canonization
ATLANTA, GA (September 4, 2013) � Widely known for his wit and humor as the host of �The Catholic Guy� on SiriusXM Radio, Lino Rulli believes that, like Pope John Paul II, his own Cause for Canonization should be addressed by Pope Francis immediately.
If Rulli has his way, he will be canonized on Divine Mercy Sunday, which, allegedly, is when Blessed Pope John Paul II and Pope John XXIII will be canonized in Rome. (The official announcement will be Sept. 30.) Rulli provides evidence for his Cause (and yours) in his latest book, SAINT: Why I Should Be Canonized Right Way, released this week from Servant Books.
Rulli is an ordinary Catholic with numerous flaws, and someone Pope Francis likely doesn�t know. In SAINT, he hilariously and honestly details why he should be the patron saint of kissing and demonstrates how being a saint is like being a rapper. But he also points the way for all of us to the end goals: holiness and a virtuous life, and does so in a way that inspires and entertains. Rulli demonstrates that faith can be funny, and all too human, and holiness is for everybody, no matter how often we stumble. SAINT is the bold, honest and humorous roadmap to becoming the kind of Saint that Feast Days are named after.
Rulli does have a special devotion to the soon-to-be-canonized John Paul II, which he chronicles throughout SAINT. He discusses what it was like to have a front-row seat at his funeral; the rosary Blessed Pope John Paul II gave him; visiting his tomb; and traveling to Poland, the birthplace of the once Karol Wojtyla, and the experiences of touching the historical places that molded the life of the memorable saint. SAINT is the right book at the right time.
Lino Rulli is a three-time Emmy Award winner and host of The Catholic Guy, a three-hour weekday show on SiriusXM Radio with an audience across North America. Lino has a bachelor�s degree in communications and a master�s degree in theology.
Please contact Kevin Wandra (404-788-1276, or firstname.lastname@example.com) of Carmel Communications for more information, to request a review copy of SAINT or to schedule an interview with Lino Rulli.
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With the 25th anniversary of the Hillsborough tragedy coming up this weekend, the Premier League, Football League, Football Conference and FA Cup games will all kick off seven minutes late as a mark of respect.
The move to remember the 96 Liverpool fans who perished at Hillsborough Stadium 25-years ago was announced by the Premier League last month as England's top-flight said the following in a statement on their website.
"As a mark of respect and remembrance for those who lost their lives as a result of the Hillsborough stadium disaster in April 1989, all Premier League, Football League, Football Conference and FA Cup matches taking place on the weekend of 11-14 April will kick off seven minutes later than originally scheduled."
The disaster took place at 3:06 p.m. on April 15, 1989 as 96 fans were killed during Liverpool's FA Cup semifinal with Nottingham Forest. The game was ended after six minutes following fans being crushed in the Liverpool end of Sheffield Wednesday's Hillsborough Stadium, which was acting as a neutral venue.
Now all PL matches that were originally meant to kick off at 10 a.m. ET on Saturday 12 April will now start at 10:07 a.m. ET, with a period of silence observed at all stadiums from 3:06-3:07 p.m. GMT. Apart from the Saturday games, ties taking place on Friday 11, Saturday 12, Sunday 13 and Monday 14 April will also observe start seven minutes later than originally scheduled.
Liverpool's huge title clash against Manchester City take place on Sunday April 13, and will now kick off at 8:37 a.m. ET as an emotional atmosphere is sure to be in place at Anfield. A moving gesture from the entire English soccer community will make the weekend of April 11-14 a reflective and emotional one, as those fans lost 25 years ago will be remembered across England.
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2013 NFL all-rookie team
Mel's rookie of the year picks, top 30 rookies, and all-rookie team
Although you might not agree with all my picks for rookies of the year, my all-rookie team, and my season-ending top 30 rookies, I can assure you I did the homework. Every week, I tried to go through each game two to three times, with a particular focus on rookies, and I can tell you it's been an illuminating process. I've always kept a close eye on rookies because it's that first check against draft evals, but I still took away some things.
In particular, a closer focus helps you get a better sense of the degree to which guys are improving. For instance, a rookie playing tackle against NFL defensive ends can look like a completely different player not just from Week 1 to Week 17 but even from Week 1 to Week 8. A lot of those intangible skills such as learning curve and work ethic that we will always struggle to measure perfectly during the NFL draft evaluation process really come into focus. Also, paying such close attention to how different players are used after spending so much time evaluating them as college players adds another level of insight into that draft eval process.
Was I right or wrong about a player such as Dion Jordan or Barkevious Mingo when it came to how versatile I thought he could be, or how well he could work in different systems?
In many cases, the jury is still out. Just as you can't say a draft class was good or bad after one season, there are still many stories to be told from this class. But, with the regular season behind us, let's line up the best from the 2013 NFL draft class.
At least the best so far…
Rookies of the year
Offensive rookie of the year: Keenan Allen, San Diego
Don't just look at what Allen did -- look at what his quarterback did. At age 32, Philip Rivers just put together the best season of his career in terms of accuracy and efficiency, and Allen was a big part of that rebound. Allen had 71 catches, led the Chargers in receiving yardage with 1,046 and tied for the team lead in touchdown catches with eight. He had just five dropped passes on 105 targets. Allen was a player I had on my Big Board for most of 2012, but he was slowed during the draft process because of a lingering knee injury. He ended up as a steal in Round 3 and should be a key element in the Chargers' offense going forward.
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UN marks 'International Day of Solidarity' with Palestinians
International Transport Fed backs calls for independent investigation into Arab bus driver's death
PA denies postponing statehood bid at Security Council
State charges Palestinian with stabbing of IDF soldier at Tel Aviv train station
IDF forces arrest 11 Palestinians overnight in West Bank
Livnat blasts Likud for rightward shift
Ya'alon praises Chuck Hagel as 'true friend'
Shaked: Haredi enlistment to IDF for 2014/5 likely to be met
Rivlin takes on cause of rights of battered non-Jewish wives
Mild blows may cause major head injuries
Sharp rise in additional, private health insurance costs
Health Scan: BGU course makes med students more empathetic
The toilet taboo
Zion Tech: Israeli start up Dogiz helps dogs and owners socialize
Zion Tech: Our Israeli start-up of the week aims to make air pollution visible
From Silicon Valley to Silicon Wadi
'Leviathan gas reservoir to begin flowing by early 2018'
Two Israeli films make the Oscar short list
Funeral Monday for Israel Zamir, only son of Isaac Bashevis Singer
Festival review: Curtain Up 2014
JEST's grand finale
Jerusalem still perfect after tough battle in Rishon
Sakhnin edges Beitar in subdued showdown
Rishon's credentials to come under scrutiny vs J'lem
Vermut clinches dramatic win for Hapoel TA
US: Israel must preserve its democratic character
US Jewish students' difficulties draw notice of Knesset panel
4-year-old Kippa-wearing boy, Israeli tourist attacked
Swiss Museum to accept Gurlitt collection
WATCH: Thousands of Chabad rabbis convene for annual gathering in New York
Turkish governor's wish to morph synagogue into museum raises ire
US, Israel praise extension as safe path forward in Iran nuclear talks
Voters may turn back the clock on 'Arab Spring'
Diplomacy more 'effective' than alternatives with Iran, Kerry says
Turkish president Erdogan: Women are not equal to men, should accept motherhood as societal role
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The last of the anti-Semites
On my mind: Arab-Jewish tensions
The 'peace process' that kills
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Wishful doing
Cinema of reconciliation
On the volcano's edge
Knowledge, power and abuse
Q&A with a Colombian lone soldier
European Press: Dividing line
Veterans: Keeping an ear out for change
Book Review: Written from his heart
This Week in Jerusalem
Who is your God?
Grapevine: Amazing place
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Happily Eva After: When the going gets tough...
Grapevine: Reclaiming our heritage
Upscale dining in Neveh Tzedek
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דְיוֹקְנְאוֹת תַרְבּוּת
מָה הַסִיפּוּר?
הָאַרְכִיוֹן שֶל רוֹמַן וִישְנִיָאק
Har Nof in flames
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Tempête au sein de la coalition
Crise de confiance
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Daniel Oren, maestro d'Israël, d'Italie et d'ailleurs !
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Rehabilitation of the Lower Jordan: Bringing the River Back to Life
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Although we would like to think otherwise, racism has crept into the Israeli
psyche. It manifests itself most among soccer fans, especially when an all-Arab
team or a team that includes Arab players is playing a team whose supporters are
on the far right of the political map. Racist slurs emanating from the crowd are
shouted by juveniles.Some years ago, the Peres Center for Peace
introduced soccer seminars in which mixed teams of Israelis and Palestinians
learned to play together in Israel then went abroad to play other teams. The
players learned to live together and respect one other, and in many instances
formed friendships because they related to each other as human beings without
political, ethnic or religious trappings.Minister for Public Diplomacy
Yuli Edelstein has decided to tackle the racism issue closer to home. Together
with former international soccer star Haim Revivo, Edelstein this week launched
a project designed to nip racism in the bud – or more accurately, to kick it in
the butt. The idea is to set up mixed Arab-Jewish youth teams around the
country. The teams will be mentored by well-known sporting personalities,
including past and present coaches and players, both Jewish and Arab.The
project, which was launched at the Jewish-Arab Center in Jaffa, will initially
take off in Jaffa, Acre and Lod, where there are large mixed populations, and
will then be extended to other cities and towns.The kickoff for the
launch was a showcase game between Jaffa and Lod, with each fielding mixed
teams.Regardless of the fame and honors accumulated in the course of a
lifetime, there's always one in the twilight of someone's career which is more
meaningful than all the rest.Case in point is the Medal of Distinction
which President Shimon Peres conferred last month on former US secretary of
state Henry Kissinger. At the time, Kissinger, in an emotional address, noted
how much this particular honor would have meant to his parents and what it meant
to him in relation to all previous honors that he had received. He followed up
with a letter of thanks to Peres which adds emphasis to what he said in
Jerusalem. "No honor that has come my way has moved me more," he
wrote.Similarly, Peres, who over the years has been the recipient of
many honors from many countries, cannot free himself of the pride he feels in
having received America's Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Barack
Obama a few days prior to conferring the Medal of Distinction on
Kissinger.The Medal of Freedom means so much to Peres that he manages to
inject a reference to it into his remarks at almost every public
event.When hosting a reception for Israel's Olympic team a couple of
weeks ago, he urged the members to come home with medals, stating: "It's very
pleasant to receive a medal. I say this from experience – though not in the
field of sport."This week, Peres was saved from having to allude to his
medal. US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton did it for him when she said in the
presence of the media, "We were so honored to have you in the White House last
month and, as President Obama said when he awarded Shimon the Presidential Medal
of Freedom, no individual has done so much over so many years to build the
alliance between our two countries to bring not just our governments but our
people closer together."As for the Olympic Games, everyone is trying
to get in on the act.Samsonite Israel marketing manager Yarden Wachs, at
a reception held at Herods Hotel in Tel Aviv, presented everyone in the Israeli
Olympic team, including officials, with a Samsonite trolley case in the same
shade of blue as the team's blazers.IPass has provided wireless Internet
services for smart phones, tablets and laptops for the members of the team, in
addition to which Samsung has distributed Samsung Galaxy S III phones to the
team with special apps that will enable fans to communicate with athletes
directly and give them that extra dose of encouragement on their Facebook
pages.Shufersal has encouraged customers to record good wishes to the
team and to take home a CD featuring the theme song of the Israeli Olympic team.
And that's just the short list.Because of the time difference between
Beijing and Tel Aviv, the Chinese ambassador was able to host a mammoth
reception in the Port of Tel Aviv four years ago for the opening of the Beijing
Olympics, without infringing on the Sabbath. Unfortunately, British Ambassador
Matthew Gould does not have the same luxury, because the games open on Friday
night.Hungarian president Janos Ader was in Israel for the Knesset
commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Raoul Wallenberg, who,
while serving as first secretary of the Swedish Legion in Hungary, was, with the
help of colleagues from other diplomatic missions, able to save thousands of
Hungarian Jews from deportation to the gas chambers.It was not an easy
visit for Ader because, in discussions with Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu,
Knesset Speaker Reuven Rivlin and President Peres, with whom he had an intimate
working dinner at the King David Hotel in Jerusalem, there was an addition to
the usual topics of Iran, regional turmoil and the upheavals of the European
economy: Ader also had to contend with Israeli criticism of the resurgence of
anti- Semitism in his country and the identification with anti-Semitic
organizations by several prominent Hungarians. Ader invited both Peres and
Netanyahu to visit Hungary. His conversation with Peres included advancing
scientific cooperation between Israel and Hungary.Members of the North
African and Sephardi communities who are first, second and third-generation
Holocaust survivors are often embittered by the fact that their suffering was
not recognized, or if they did eventually receive reparations from Germany, it
was more than 30 years after the Germans started paying reparations to Jews from
Eastern and Central Europe. Although his family's history is not linked to the
Holocaust, Haifa lawyer and history buff Yehuda Even-Haim, who is of Moroccan
background, wants the world to know what happened to the Jews of Tunis and Libya
and other countries in the region under the Nazi boot.This week,
Even-Haim, who also writes children's stories about the Holocaust, came to
Jerusalem to talk about the concentration and death camps in Libya and Tunis and
showed clips from documentary films that proved that the Jews of Libya and Tunis
had fared just as badly as their brethren in Europe.Even-Haim started
his lecture at the Uri Zvi Greenberg Center by reciting the names of some of the
concentration camps in the Sahara Desert.Hardly anyone in the room had
heard of any of them. No one had heard of all of them."You're all
intelligent people," said Even-Haim. "If you haven't heard of them, what do you
think high school students know about the Holocaust in North Africa and how
Libya almost became part of the final solution?" The situation with North
African survivors is even worse in terms of preserving memory than it is with
Europeans, he said. In most cases, North Africans who survived simply didn't
talk about it. Their children don't know and if their children don't know, their
grandchildren cannot be expected to know.The question remains as to why
they didn't talk. One man offered an explanation: maybe after hearing what
happened in Auschwitz, they thought that their own suffering could not compare,
and they had no numbers on their arms as proof of where they had been. Even when
persuaded to give testimony, they found it difficult to express
themselves.In one of the films shown by Even-Haim, a husband and wife
who were both survivors wept, not really wanting to remember and finding it
painful to say anything. These attitudes have made Even-Haim even more
determined in his research with the aim of righting an historical
wrong.Former president of the Hebrew University Prof. Hanoch
Guttfreund caused some frustration at the awards ceremony in which well-known
journalist Bambi Sheleg, who already has several prizes to her credit, was
awarded the Sam and Ethel Flegg Memorial Prize for exceptional contributions
between different streams in contemporary Judaism. This is Sheleg's specialty,
as evidenced in Eretz Aheret, the magazine that she founded specifically to
provide a platform for the expression of Jewish thought through adherents to the
various streams of Judaism.Guttfreund announced that Sheleg would give
her address, after which there would be reactions from respondents followed by
questions and comments from the floor. Well, the introduction took a while,
Sheleg's speech took somewhat longer and the three respondents each ran over the
time allotted, with the result that there was no time for questions asked or
comments, which was extremely frustrating to members of the audience, given the
wide range of food for thought with which they had been presented.When speaking of surrogate mothers, the popular definition is a woman who carries the
fertilized ova of another woman who cannot for whatever reason carry a
pregnancy.But there are other kinds of surrogate mothers who perform no
less noble an act.Facilitating a birth is a wonderful gift to a
childless couple yearning for parenthood, but what about abandoned infants who
need the security of a mother's love, who need to be carried close to a mother's
heart and to feel the embrace of her arms? There are surrogate mothers who do
this too. Among them is Dana Yaniv, from Caesarea, who has four children of her
own. As busy as she is taking care of their needs, she is not too busy to pay a
daily visit to the Hillel Yaffe Medical Center to cuddle a baby boy, sing songs
to him and give him the feeling of a warm and loving mother who cares. She has
been doing this for more than a month.The infant was born with a number
of complications and requires longterm treatment. The hospital staff provides
him with all the medical care that he needs but simply do not have the resources
to give him emotional support as well. The infant is an adorable child and
everyone who sees him falls in love with him at first sight. His biological
mother is a drug addict whose habit impacted the baby while he was still in the
womb.Yaniv is part of the First Hug project, with which Hillel Yaffe has
been associated for the past two years. The organization was formed in 2004 by
mothers whose hearts and arms reached out to abandoned babies. Up until two
years ago, says Anat Naveh, the social work in the hospital's neo-natal and
premature births department, there was no need for anyone from First Hug because
there were no abandoned babies in the ward.The first case, two years
ago, was born to a young mother who said she could not raise her baby and simply
left her. The infant was born prematurely and spent a lot of time in the ward.
Realizing that the tiny girl needed affection, the hospital got in touch with
First Hug and has maintained contact ever since.Yaniv and others like
her spend four hours a day with their "surrogate" babies until they go into
foster care or are adopted.According to Hillel Yaffe, there are some 300
newborns abandoned by their parents each year for any number of reasons. First
Hug tries to make their lives as normal as possible.Portugal's ambassador to Israel, Miguel Almeida e Soussa, this week appointed Yoni Isakov
the proprietor and director-general of Coral Maritime Services, as honorary
Portuguese consul. Isakov, who was born in South Africa, has lived in Israel
since he was 12 years old. On completion of his army service he enrolled at the
University of Haifa and has a BA in economics and political science.Some
25 years ago, he started working in the operations division of CMS on the Haifa
Port and worked his way through the ranks.Isakov is also the owner of
Marine Pollution Services, which is dedicated to making the sea as pollution-
free as possible.Very soon after arriving in Israel, the ambassador
hosted a national day reception at his residence in Kfar Shmaryahu and almost
immediately afterwards was busy preparing the visit of his country's minister of
agriculture.Now he's organizing the visit of the minister of science as
well as that of a large business delegation, and is getting ready for several
other high-level visits in the months ahead. These visits will now be organized
with Isakov's assistance and are designed to enhance relations between Portugal
and Israel.It's been a very busy time for Japanese Ambassador Hideo
Sato, with the volume and variety of events in different parts of the country as
part of the 60th anniversary celebrations of Japan's relations with
Israel.This week he attended the opening in Jerusalem of the "Crossplay:
Male Actors, Female Roles in Kabuki Theater" exhibition at the Israel Museum,
and on Sunday he will be in Haifa for the opening at the Tikotin Museum of
"Double Vision," an exhibition of Japanese contemporary art. He may be back at
the Israel Museum in August for a Kabuki lecture and demonstration, and there
several other Japanese events planned elsewhere in the country.Israel
Museum director James Snyder described the Kabuki exhibition as "a jewel of an
exhibition."Sato said that Kabuki theater has been entertaining Japanese
audiences for more than 400 years and continues to do so. Sato's public speaking
is usually in Hebrew, in which he is entirely fluent, but out of deference to
Snyder he spoke in English, though Snyder's Hebrew is quite good.The
opening of the Japanese exhibition was also an opportunity for people who had
not yet seen it to look at the wonderful exhibition of hassidic life which is
being displayed in multi media under the title "A World Apart Next
Door."According to Snyder, this exhibition has drawn unprecedented
crowds, including large numbers of haredim who might not otherwise visit a
museum. The exhibition has been put together in the most dignified manner and
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This post is specifically for app and game developers. Ladies and gentlemen, let's peek behind the editorial curtain for a bit. Here at Android Police, each writer sifts through hundreds of emails every day. A good portion of these are from people trying to promote an app, game, or service. Someone at AP reads each and every one of them, but to be perfectly honest, it's impossible for us to follow up on all of them.
Chromecast support is becoming something of a fashion item: all the cool kids (or at least the cool media-focused Android apps) have it. The latest app to add support for Google's tiny streamer is Flixster, known for its up to date selection of movie trailers and tight integration with sister service Rotten Tomatoes. Notably, Flixster also supports the UltraViolet system, giving users an alternative to VUDU for their digital copy collection.
A new "People" section has popped up inside the Android Play Store app, and it doesn't require an update to hop into (we're still using 4.6.17). This corner of the market will point you towards other Android users, particularly those in your circles, and offer a look at what apps and content they're using. The area is accessible right from the app's sidebar, and it's significantly glossier than the similar "From familiar faces" section of the Play Store's home page.
Amazon's big Fire TV announcement yesterday left us a bit perturbed that there's still no way to get Amazon Instant Video on standard Android devices, but the retailer is continuing to support the more conventional side of its business. Take the Amazon For Tablets app for example: the latest update adds some handy features, most notably support for the Amazon Fresh grocery service. But since Amazon Fresh is still only active in parts of California and Seattle, that won't effect a large percentage of users.
Samsung makes absolutely anything and everything that can fit inside a home. Whether it's the TV showing the big game, the refrigerator chilling the beer, the computer keeping track of everyone's fantasy rosters, the phone you silenced so no one can nag, or the washing machine needed to get that nacho cheese stain out, Sammy's got you covered. Now the Korean conglomerate has dropped an app in the Play Store for controlling many of its appliances from a single location, along with the requisite plugins to make it happen.
Chromecast apps are popping up almost faster than we can install them, but let's not forget one of the first apps to show us what the Chromecast was capable of doing. Of course, I'm talking about AllCast. Koush's streaming app has been updated with a few goodies, some of which are still listed as 'beta.'
OK, Music Boss, admit it: you tried pretty hard to get our attention with the 220.127.116.11 update. I mean, Pebble smartwatches, streaming movies, and Chromecast all in the same story? How could we resist?
Music Boss is a robust way to control playback of various media apps via your Pebble or Pebble Steel smartwatch, and it was also one of the very first additions to the official Pebble app store. The tool is light-years ahead of the basic music player built into the Pebble, allowing users to launch and switch Android music apps, adjust volume, and integrate with more esoteric apps like Tasker.
Three days ago, we turned four. To celebrate, we teamed up with NVIDIA to give away four devices: a SHEILD, EVGA Tegra Note 7, HP Slate 7 Extreme, and ASUS TF701 with dock. Due to the popularity of that giveaway (and since those guys are so cool), NVIDIA offered up another TN7, Slate 7 Extreme, and TF701 with dock , giving three more readers a chance to win.
This contest is now over.
It's been scarcely a week since Android Wear exploded into the wearable scene, and everyone's been wondering about what will become of existing smart watch platforms. In the case of Sony's SmartWatch 2 (SW2) and SmartBand, it's full steam ahead. Yes, Sony isn't planning any Android Wear devices right now.
Lots of talk out there today. We're focused on SW2 & SmartBand right now, but door's def not closed to #AndroidWear - early days...


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Evening Land Vineyards Chardonnay Seven Springs La Source 2011
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Professional Wine Reviews for Evening Land Vineyards Chardonnay Seven Springs La Source 2011Read More... Additional information »
The year 2011 was an interesting year for many northern and central European countries, as the weather was more than unpredictable in the spring and summer. However, in most countries, the climatic conditions thankfully settled down in the late summer and fall. The result of this slightly difficult year of weather in France was a set of surprisingly small yields, but overall, these yields were of a higher quality than those harvested in certain previous years. A fantastic set of wines was also made in Italy and Spain, and the Rioja wines - when released - are set to be very good indeed. Austria also had superb year in 2011, with almost fifty percent more grapes being grown and used for their distinctive Gruner Veltliner wines than in the year before. Possibly the European country which had the finest 2011, though, was Portugal, with wineries in the Douro region claiming this year to be one of the best in decades for the production of Port wine, and the bright, young Vinho Verdes wines. In the New World, the Pacific Northwest saw some of the best weather of 2011, and Washington State and Oregon reportedly had a highly successful year, especially for the cultivation of high quality red wine grapes. Chile and Argentina had a relatively cool year, which certainly helped retain the character of many of their key grape varietals, and should make for some exciting drinking. South Africa had especially good weather for their white wine grape varietals, particularly Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc, and many South African wineries are reporting 2011 as one of their best years in recent memory.
For most people, the Chardonnay grape varietal is one of the quintessential white wine grapes. It isn't difficult to understand why; Chardonnay may well have started off in regions of France (where it is still used widely today in both single variety white wines as well as sparkling Champagne wines) but it is now grown in every wine producing country in the world. Indeed, it was the New World that took Chardonnay to some exciting new extremes this relatively neutral grape has the fantastic ability to carry much of its terroir in the bottle, resulting in a fascinating range of flavors and styles. Furthermore, Chardonnay is one of the few white wine grapes which is well suited to aging, as can be seen in some of the excellent produce consistently coming out of Burgundy, and elsewhere in the world. With everything from buttery, creamy characteristics to vibrant tropical fruit notes, Chardonnay will never cease to surprise and impress.
The beautiful state of Oregon has, over the past few decades, become increasingly well known and respected for its wine industry, with several small but significant wineries within the state receiving world wide attention for the quality of their produce. Whilst the first vineyards within Oregon were planted in the 1840s, the state's wine industry didn't really take off until the 1960s, when several wine producers from California discovered that the cooler regions of the state were ideal for cultivating various fine grape varietals. Today, Oregon has over four hundred and fifty wineries in operation, the vast majority of which are used for the production of wines made from Pinot Gris and Pinot Noir varietal grapes, both of which thrive in the valleys and mountainsides which characterise the landscape of the state.
For three hundred years now, the United States has been leading the New World in wine production, both in regards to quantity and quality. Wine is actually produced in all fifty states across the country, with California leading the way by an enormous margin. Indeed, as much as eighty-nine percent of all wines to come out of the United States are produced in California, where the fertile soils and sloping mountain sides, coupled with the long, hot summers provide ideal conditions for producing high quality, European style red, white and rosé wines. With over a million acres of the country under vine, the United States sits comfortably as the fourth largest wine producer in the world, where imported grape varietals from all over the Old World are processed using a successful blend of traditional and contemporary techniques.
When it comes to high quality United States wine regions, the state of Oregon certainly has its fair share. One of the key wine producing regions of Oregon is Willamette Valley, a beautiful region specializing in the production of carefully constructed and extremely flavorful Pinot Noir wines, which have gained popularity around the world as a result of their deliciously fruity nature and excellent range of characteristics. However, Willamette Valley's wine industry doesn't begin and end with this grape varietal, as wineries within the region are renowned for their love of innovation and experimentation, and are consistently experimenting with a range of fine grapes. As such, a wide array of wines come out of Willamette Valley each year, to an increasingly impressed international wine community.


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