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|January 3, 2010 12:00 AM EST
I left Chicago late the night of December 30, via Turkish Airlines to spend the New Year with my mom in Turkey.
Our plane arrived in Istanbul the next evening.
There were five hours left until the New Year and the traffic from the airport to the hotel was bumper-to-bumper.
I saw this on a CNN International program. I don't think there is another country on earth that loves their Papa Noel (Santa Claus), Christmas trees and Christmas music more than Turkey. And I am not sure if there is another Muslim country out there that is in love with Christmas like the Turks, I doubt it.
I had an early New Year's Eve dinner by myself at Hüsrev, a local rice and beans restaurant. Mom and my sister would arrive from Eskişehir by train the next day.
I woke up early in my hotel room, picked up my morning paper, went downstairs for breakfast before heading out to the Haydarpaşa train station.
The paper said starting that morning, January 1, 2010, Enis Berberoğlu would be serving as the new editor-in-chief of the Hürriyet newspaper. Hürriyet is the largest paper in the country with a daily circulation of around 600,000 (vs. New York Times 1 million).
This story took me back to the 1980s. I graduated from Boğaziçi University in 1982 with Enis and a number of other classmates, who later became key figures in the economy, business, media, and politics of the country.
During my college years, between 1979-82, I worked at Hürriyet as an editorial cartoonist reporting to Doğan Hızlan. I also published my political cartoons in Cumhuriyet and Gırgır. My first cartoon appeared in Oğuz Aral's Girgir in 1974, when I was 14, which also jump-started my long career in journalism. I would like to write about those very interesting years in a separate blog entry entitled Bizim Yokuş.
Enis was one of the student union leaders elected as a candidate of CHP. We worked actively on CHP's Boğaziçi University campus presence. The main function of CHP on the campus was to keep both the communists and the fascists out of the school during the period of anarchy, terror, and civil war, and we were very successful at that.
A cartoon by Fuat Kircaali that appeared in the Sunday Magazine section of Hürriyet in 1979.
Twenty-eight years after leaving Turkey, whenever I visit Istanbul, I see that my BU classmates from 30 years ago are running the country, both in government and the private sector. One classmate Murat Ülker (who is listed on Forbes' "The World's Billionaires 2009"), bought Godiva from Campbell Soup for close to $1 billion.
Another classmate Ahmet Davutoğlu is a successful secretary of state / foreign minister in today's Turkish cabinet.
Most of us were born in 1959 and we met in Istanbul last November to celebrate our 50th birthday, where more than 140 classmates showed up. Even more impressive, most of us have stayed in touch on a daily basis for more than 10 years with our online group.
In 2001, another classmate whom I've known for 43 years, Murat Mercan, called me from JFK Airport during one of his visits to the United States. I told him I would come and pick him up in about 30 minutes. We hadn't seen each other since we graduated from BU, and I told him he should stay at my house. Murat said he was in town with a small group of friends including Tayyip Bey and Abdullah Bey. I insisted that I would pick them up and that I would prepare a bed on the floor in the living room for Tayyip Bey and Abdullah Bey could sleep in the guest room. Murat thanked me and said they were in town for meetings at the United Nations so they would be busy; we would see each other during another visit. He also mentioned that he had entered politics. He had joined a group of friends and they just launched a new political party three months before the upcoming general elections.
For more than 20 years I did not have time to follow Turkish politics. Later I learned that same year that Murat's party won the general elections and today his friend Tayyip Bey (Recep Tayyip Erdoğan) is the prime minister of the country and Abdullah Bey (Abdullah Gül) is the president of Turkey.
I ran into Murat on Saturday, January 2, 2010, at the Çırağan Palace Kempinski Istanbul Hotel as he walked out of an elevator. He was rushing to a meeting, but I stopped him and we sat down and had a quick breakfast and exchanged our contact info. He said he hopes to visit me in Cat Cay in the near future.
I spent two wonderful days with mom and left Istanbul wishing her a happy and healthy New Year.
A Quick Message to THY CEO Temel Kotil: I meant to mention this for the past five years, but never got a chance. I don't believe there is another airline in the world that makes you turn off your cell phones as you walk in the plane. On JetBlue flights you can use your mobile devices until the airplane doors are closed and you can turn them on again immediately after touch down. The pilot makes an announcement before the final approach to the airport, reminding passengers to keep their cell phones handy so they can use them as soon as they land. Many airlines today are offering in-flight wireless service. During one of my recent THY flights, I applied the JetBlue rule and turned on my BlackBerry after touch down, only to be yelled at by the cabin crew who said I was seriously risking the plane's brake system on the ground by checking my email. Other passengers almost wanted to kill me for risking their lives. As the CEO of the airline you are doing a terrific job, congratulations on the star alliance membership, the meals are delicious and very impressive for the first -time THY passengers, even in the economy class. But you need to catch up in some other areas like cell phone policy.
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Dear Fuat:
Since you referred to me by name, I thought I'd comment.
My legal name is Santa Claus, and I'm a Christian Monk, as St. Nicholas was many centuries ago. I'm also a full-time volunteer advocate for millions of vulnerable children in dire straits.
The Santa Claus Peace Council in Antalya, Turkey, awarded me its 2009 international Peace Prize for my work with children. If you'd like to learn more, please visit The Santa Claus Foundation. org.
Blessings to all, Santa Claus
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Progress Report on "Help our Disadvantaged Youths Project"
of the Cambodian Children's House of Peace
June – August 2014
From a Trainee to a Paid Trainer
The Cambodian Children's House of Peace – CCHP keeps meeting the needs of the disadvantaged youths; and reaching their objectives. Since the start of the project, CCHP keeps providing educational and vocational training supports to the children and youths who are under our care.
We currently have 10 youths including 5 females. One of our youths, Bon, has now become a paid trainer in motor mechanics. He works for a local NGO where he was trained in motor mechanics before. When he first started a new job there he was watched and tested to see if he is suitable for the job. Then after a 3-month probationary period he was promoted to a full capacity trainer. He now earns 50 US Dollars a month with room and board. His future plan is to start up his own business after gaining enough practical experience from this NGO – CCHP will help facilitate to make sure that his dream is realized.
From Trainees to Full-Time Staff
Three of our female youths, Lina, Vanna, and Sokheng, now have become staff members of local enterprises – hotels and restaurant after their completion of vocational training in hospitality, pastry and bakeries. They earn around 100 US Dollars per month which is enough for them to make a living. They now have decided to live on their own in a group house. They are very happy with their current job. Their future dream is to become a senior staff member in the next few years.
From a Student of English to a Teacher of English
Among the 10 youths, one of them, Sreyroth, has now become a part-time teacher of English at a private school in the provincial town. She works very hard at the Home to make sure that her dream is realized. She has now become a teacher of English. She majored in English in university. Her friends always admire her for her determination. She is very proud of her hard work in the past. She lives in a group house with other friends. Her goal is to become a professional teacher of English after graduation.
The rest of the youths are still in high school – most of them are in the last grade. They all have set their goals for their future. They study hard every day to make sure that goals are achievable. One of them wants to become a medical doctor and others want to be IT specialists.
On behalf of the youths, once again, we would like to thank you very much for your contribution and commitment to support our project – Friends like you make our project possible.
March – May 2014
Education Bringing Opportunities
Education or a lack of it has a very strong impact on future employment of young people. Unemployment; youth total (% of total labor force ages 15-24) in Cambodia was reported at 3.40 in 2008, according to the World Bank. A large amount of people are working for wages below poverty line – USD$ 1,25. In Cambodia less educated young people, who cannot afford to wait for the right kind of job, are at greatest risk of being in low paid work.
At the Cambodian Children's House of Peace we are aware of the challenges facing our youths, especially those from rural areas, in making sure that they have access to education and placing them in either employment opportunities or taking part in entrepreneurship.
We have 10 youths (5 females) – 3 of them have just completed their internship in hospitality and are now in the process of applying for a job. One of the youths is working as trainer for motor mechanics repair at a local NGO. The other youths are in high school and will be graduated very soon – they all have their own future plans.
Once again, thank you very much for your contribution and commitment to support the "Help our Disadvantaged Youths Project". Your supports enable us to make sure that they all achieve their life plans.
Update on Progress of the Cambodian Children's House of Peace Project "Help our Disadvantaged Youths"
December 2013 – February 2014
Young people ages 15 to 24 represent 22% of the total population of Cambodia or 3 million people nationally[1]. Rural areas have a younger demographic with this age group representing 25% of the population, with roughly equal numbers of young men and women.
Our target groups and beneficiaries of the project "Help our Disadvantaged Youths" of the Cambodia Children's House of Peace are young people from Siem Reap province. Siem Reap town, with its proximity to the Angkor Wat complex, has developed into one of the major tourist towns in South East Asia. The tourism businesses and industries generate employment opportunities for young people not just in hospitality sector but also in maintenance technologies, construction, finance and transport support services thus professionally-trained skilled workers are in great demand.
Our primary goal is to get our youths in to work and live independently when they turned 18 and leave the Cambodian Children's House of Peace with professional skills. As young people transition through various stages of education into the workforce, they face increasing hurdles to secure gainful employment and career opportunities. Today, the Cambodian Children's House of Peace has 7 youths; one of our boys has just finished his vocational training in motor mechanics and now becomes one of the trainers at KKO, a local organization in Siem Reap. One of our girls is now a first-year student in a well-known university and majored in English. Other three girls are in vocational training in bakery and pastry and will complete their courses in the next few months. On Saturdays and Sundays, they are placed in practical training at the New Leaf Book Café, one of our partners, to gain more practical experiences in the skills of bakery and pastry. The other girls and boys are still in high school and will be completing their studies in the next couple of years. They have planned to pursue a higher education for a brighter future.
[1] Cambodia Population Census 2008.
Update on Progress of the Cambodian Children's House of Peace
Project "Help our Disadvantaged Youths"
September – November 2013
1. Motor mechanics
The Cambodian Children's House of Peace is continuing to make great progress on reintegrating our disadvantaged youths into the community and workforce. We are happy and excited to let you know that one of our youths has started vocational training at an NGO called Khmer for Khmer (KKO). He is so happy working with his new friends in that organization. We want all of our children who will leave the organization with a specific skill to live independently and have better living conditions – besides general knowledge and cultural education, vocational training is one of our missions aimed for our children who turn eighteen and have no intention to go on their education at college or university.
2. Course in bakery
The youth girls who successfully passed their vocational school entrance exams now started their course in bakery at Ecole Paul DuBrule, a highly reputed local school, on the 2nd September. Soon they will earn their own money and live on their own. Every child here has the same chance as these youth girls receive, either to pursue higher education or to gain skills for attaining a stable job in the future. We believe that only education, knowledge, and morality will break down the poverty cycle which has been passed down from generations.
The Cambodian Children's House of Peace is continuing to make great progress on reintegrating our disadvantaged youths into the community and workforce. With your generous assistance, we are helping them to live more independently while they continue their studies. Seven of our youths moved to the youth house in August. They are happy to stay with their brothers and sisters and learn to live on their own. They are also glad to still spend time with their younger brothers and sisters at the CCHP, as the youth house is located very near to the children's home. As older mentors and role models, they help to tutor, teach dance, and with other activities, and serve as good examples for our younger children.
One of our youth girls, Srey Roth, has just begun her university studies this August, majoring in English literature. She is very happy at university and enjoys the challenge of her new classes. One of our boys, Bon, is in the midst of his studies at a vocational training centre, specializing in motor mechanics. Three of the girls successfully passed their entrance exams in July and will start their vocational training in hospitality at Ecole Paul Du Brule on September 2nd. Our youths are happy to further their studies and achieve the skills for a stable income and career. We believe that knowledge and morality are the keys to becoming good citizens and we are so proud of our youths as they work towards gaining an education for a brighter future. Thank you once again for your continued support of our Cambodian youths!
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After challenging "Daily Show" host Jon Stewart to appear on his Fox News television program to debate rapper Common's invitation to a White House poetry event this week, media personality Bill O'Reilly's wish comes true.
According to new reports Friday (May 13) evening, the face-off will take place next week.
The host of Fox News Channel's "The O'Reilly Factor" has invited the host of Comedy Central's "The Daily Show" as a guest Monday. Fox News said Friday that O'Reilly and Stewart will debate the invitation for Grammy Award-winning rapper Common to perform at a White House poetry night this week. The O'Reilly-Stewart faceoff airs Monday at 8 p.m. Eastern. (The Washington Post)
Earlier in the week, O'Reilly used his televised Fox News show to call out Stewart.
"I would like to debate you," O'Reilly challenged Stewart. "I would like to debate you about the Common situation because it's important. This is far beyond dopy lyrics and dopy presentations. Again, we don't care about that…Imagine what the mothers of the slain police officers are thinking when they see a guy like Common in the White House. I mean, Joanne Chesimard who killed a [New] Jersey state trooper — and Common thinks she's swell? Come on. So with all due respect, I think Jon Stewart made a big mistake trying to run down Fox News and defend Common and I look forward to Mr. Stewart coming on the program, on 'The Factor,' to discuss it." ("The O'Reilly Factor")
Prior to the challenge, Stewart stood up for the Chicago emcee.
"Are we really doing this again? For this guy, Common? The guy from the Gap ads? The guy from the Queen Latifah rom-coms? Elmo's friend?" ("The Daily Show")
Despite the hype, Common still attended Wednesday's White House event.
Common performed at Michelle Obama's White House Music Series, despite a media hullabaloo surrounding his appearance. A Fox News website had dubbed the Grammy-winning rapper "vile" and a "cop killer." The event was put on in front of an audience of high-schoolers and Common's performance was decidedly child-friendly. "I woke up with the sunshine, a sunshine I had never seen," he sang over an arpeggiated piano. "There was light at the end of it, reminding me to forever dream. I was dreaming I walked into the White House with love on my sleeve and love for each and every one of you, reminding you to believe." (RTT News)
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ACROSS MISSISSIPPI — Mississippi's unemployment rate ticked down to 7.4 percent in January, as a few more people found jobs.
A separate survey shows state employer payrolls falling slightly.
Both sets of figures — adjusted to cancel out normal seasonal changes — were released yesterday by the Mississippi Department of Employment Security.
It's the lowest state jobless rate since October 2008, before the worst of the recession hit Mississippi. The state's unemployment rate was 7.5 percent in January and 9 percent in February 2013.
The national unemployment rate rose to 6.7 percent in February from 6.6 percent in January. It was 7.7 percent in February 2013.
Mississippi had nearly 94,000 unemployed people in February, down by more than 1,000 from January and down from 118,000 in February 2013. The labor force also fell slightly, but less than the number of unemployed people.
Across Mississippi's 82 counties, Rankin County had the lowest unemployment rate at 4.8 percent, while Tunica County had the highest rate at 17.3 percent. Local unemployment rates, which aren't adjusted for normal seasonal variation, rose in 40 counties from January to February, were level in 11 counties and fell in 31 counties.
The unemployment rate is calculated by a survey that asks how many people are looking for a job. A second survey each month asks employers how many people are on their payrolls, a measure many economists use as their top labor market indicator.
Mississippi nonfarm payrolls fell by about 2,000 from January to 1.1 million on a seasonally adjusted basis, but are about 5,000 above year-ago levels. Payrolls have now fallen three months in a row and the state still has about 4 percent fewer jobs than it did in early 2008. Revisions to payroll data in January shaved off some of the gains that had been recorded last year.
The broadest measure of those who are unemployed averaged 14.6 percent in Mississippi during all of 2013, the most recent figures available. That number includes people who are looking for work only sporadically, have given up looking or are working part time because they can't find a full-time job.
Nationwide, that broad measure averaged 13.8 percent during the same time.
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Western oil leaders may be worrying that Russian President Vladimir Putin's actions in the Crimea will lead to a ban on international investment in the Russian Arctic, but if it does, that would be doing US companies a favor. The prospects that such mega-investments will remain profitable over 20 years looks questionable at best, even without the geopolitical risk.
The new BP Statistical World Energy Outlook (2013) is projected that "new energy" is expected to contribute more than half of the growth in future energy supplies in the coming two decades. BP defines "new energy" as shale, oil sands, renewables, and bioenergy. BP's projections for new energy are probably conservative because they don't take into account how governments are going to react to the new nexus of geopolitical shocks now coming into the oil world.
As I write in a new article on the Mitchell Foundation blog, the need to think about an energy system that is less dependent on oil for mobility and industrialization is pressing. Political instability across the globe from Russia and Ukraine to Venezuela to Iraq has laid bare the false promise of relying on a global oil and gas supply business as usual. Europe is facing the unpleasant choice of choosing between an unacceptable Russian incursion into Ukraine and its own energy security. The United States is facing the hard cold truth that a political devolution in Caracas would open the difficult question of who, should chaos prevail, owns and operates the Venezuela-owned Citgo refining and marketing system that represents 5 percent of the US market. And the critical challenge of climate change and related severe weather events dictates that governments renew efforts at both mitigation (less carbon intensive energy) and resilience (less large-scale, centralized energy).
As discussed at this year's World Economic Forum, the oil industry has faced more Black Swans since 2012 than perhaps any other time in its history not only from these geopolitical and severe weather events, but also from disruptive technologies. And, the tech boom is going to continue to change the energy industry, for the better (productivity, safety, and sustainability) and for the worse (cyber-attack). The change is likely to be faster and more transformational than most senior oil industry executives care to admit.
BP in its 2013 World Energy Outlook acknowledged the high likelihood that oil demand in the industrial economies has peaked. BP's 2013 outlook also opened the door to the idea that exponential growth in oil demand in China might similarly fail to materialize as the country evolved towards less oil intensive economic activities. The BP forecast cited tremendous gains in energy efficiency, changing patterns in the transportation sector and a rise in new energy such as shale gas and renewables as curbing the world's future thirst for oil.
The idea that the world needs to –and might actually start to– abandon the age of oil is one that falls on deaf ears inside the oil industry itself which is committed to a business as usual model tied to legacy assets and mega-projects like the Arctic. But it is clear now that the world's largest oil companies were caught off guard when smaller, more nimble competitors such as Pioneer Natural Resources, Continental Resources, Range Resources, Southwestern Energy, Noble Energy, and Devon, to name a few, cracked the code on US shale oil and gas resources. The industry is also betting on the impossibility of scale-up to new transportation technologies that would challenge oil's dominance on that sector. However, new consumer technologies are starting to nip at the heels of the colossus that currently maintains oil's dominance in the energy system. So far, that change is slow. But geopolitical events might drive change to move faster than expected by virtue of necessity as the ability of the oil industry to maintain investment in mega-projects falters due to growing political instability across the globe.
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Peaking oil theories have been developed many times over the past 100 years. The projected possible declines in oil have been attributed to reserves depletion, stagnate technologies and less-than-supportive political actions. Why have they been wrong in the past? Near continuous technology developments and innovations. Yes, smaller 'Wildcat' oil producers have made significant contributions to identifying and developing new conventional and recently unconventional oil. But, it's still a bit premature to predict once again the decline of Big Oil, or the World's reliance on oil until renewable motor and heating fuels become a reasonably economic reality (compared to oil). As the price of unconventional oil production increases ($50+/Bbl.), which size companies are best positioned to develop it?
Yes, the current Russia-Putin aggressive actions in the Ukraine could lead to significant oil & gas supply disruptions, both in the Europe directly and many other World markets indirectly. This could indeed become a serious short-term event, especially if the Obama Administration actually persuades NATO to implement significant economic/market sanctions against Putin's Russia as they continue to aggressively expand and possibly reestablish some form of the past USSR. In the short/medium terms the EU & U.S. will have to help meet the energy needs of those countries most affected by a possible future Russian oil & gas embargo. And, we will also probably witness a new partnership between Russia and China; develop-route Russia's oil & gas eastward.
As far as developing oil in the Arctic, competition for developing these reserves could become somewhat competitive in the near future; particularly since Russia has previously claimed rights and ownership to possibly most North Pole regional reserves.
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The suffering of the Irish people.
John and Louise are a Dublin couple who weep each evening in a cold house, their frustration ever growing. John is visibly angry but resigns to the fate that is meted by our leaders to comply with international dictate. We are being watched, pummelled and slowly destroyed. The busiest events are international job fairs. This is a synopsis of lives less than they should be.
John bought a car in 2007, he chose it with a engine capacity of 1.9 litres, diesel. This particular engine was chosen and specified due to the low Carbon emissions and the fact that it could be altered to run on bio-diesel. This currently costs 710 to tax each year. Were it a year newer with the very same engine it would cost 280 for each year. He chose to live in a house within reasonable commuting distance to his place of work in order to cycle. It was also close to his parents family home. Houses on his terrace have recently sold for about 200,000, the revenue place a value on his of 300,000 - 350,000 commanding a tax of 585 per year. John is terrified to change the revenues valuation for fear of being penalised later. He pays hundreds each year for refuse removal.
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by T Mon Mar 25, 2013 22:01
The thing about this story is that it is widespread and unlike previous recessions there were relatively short. In the current situation we are actually still at the beginning stages of a world economic depression and so things are going to get worse and even more people are going to be affected.
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Louise takes the dog for a walk. That the dog's last walk is history appears of little consequence. John raids the cupboard and eats. His health deteriorating, the flavour of cheap food is achieved through saturation and synthesis. Cholesterol levels rising, a slow insidious suicide by fat. They live together but are both utterly alone for they know the capacity of the other to escape this fate is fatefully limited. More bills today, those from yesterday remain to be paid. No luxury, no respite, only the memories of things once enjoyed and this is the fate planned for those insolvent. Mothers to leave work, less television, no social life. Never more walking the superfluous dog, that excess removed by a self imposed audit.
by jane Tue Mar 26, 2013 15:50
The property tax is an unfair charge.The county council used to get their money from PRSI taxes,and that money sourced , a large chunk would be given to county council workers.
by Shelley - Social Justice Tue Mar 26, 2013 16:01
I feel the pain but I do not know what to say or even do. Hopelessness pervades for some in times of economic crises and the dictates of this recession in Ireland are particularly definitive and harsh at present. The news is scare mongering but when people are entrenched in fear nothing other than these scare tactics are capable of penetrating that overcoat of denial that they must wear to survive. What we must do is be aware and realise that it is at the end of the day about people and the need for the equality that renders a society more favourable than those of say Iran, North Korea, Syria to name but a few. If we can focus on their plight, it enables us to adjust our own scales of Justice towards more equity and maybe this is what the real battle for survival is all about.
by fred Tue Mar 26, 2013 17:29
"the equality that renders a society more favourable than those of say iran, north korea, syria to name but a few. If we can focus on their plight, it enables us to adjust our own scales of justice towards more equity"
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If not for their low numbers, "cougars would be top carnivores in Midwestern ecosystems, affecting prey species populations," says Clay Nielsen, co-author of the study and an assistant professor at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.
Scientists theorize that the spurt in cougar numbers in the Midwest is the result of a dispersal pattern over time — young cats are biologically programmed to move out on their own, away from densely populated areas, like the Black Hills in South Dakota.
In the last century, the under-population of the big cats has led to an overpopulation of white-tailed deer — cougars' main prey. This uptick in cougar numbers could help put the ecosystem back in balance.
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The conclusions of the study, which spanned two decades, have scientists pondering new questions — like whether Midwesterners can learn to coexist peacefully with an influx of the 200-pound carnivores.
"Public and wildlife managers may need to deal with increasing cougar populations in the near future if recolonization continues," Nielsen says. "How will we all get along — or will we?"
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