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Ann Apps reports on DC2007, the International Conference on Dublin Core and Metadata Applications, held 27-31 August 2007 in Singapore. |
October 2007, issue53, event report |
The OpenURL and OpenURL Framework: Demystifying Link Resolution |
Ann Apps reports on a conference about current and future uses of the proposed OpenURL Framework Standard Z39.88-2004. |
Metadata (1): Encoding OpenURLs in DC Metadata |
Andy Powell and Ann Apps propose a mechanism for embedding machine parsable citations into Dublin Core (DC) metadata records. |
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Tom study graphic design in college.
Some of his favorite cartoon shows are Spongebob SquarePants, The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy, Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends, Teen Titans, and Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Tom is married and has a son.
Tom has blue eyes and blond hair.
Mr.Warburton's show Codename: Kids Next Door was nominated in the action/adventure category at Bay Animation Festival in Aalerno, Italy.
Mr. Warburton's show Codename: Kids Next Door won an award for excellence in comedic writing at the 38th ASIFA-East Animation Festival.
Tom has worked at Curious Pictures (an entertainment company) as a director. He also worked for Jumbo Pictures (an animation company).
Tom has done designs for characters in Disney's series Pepper Ann.
According to a Q&A, his aliases, Nogoodnik (a villain) and Numbuh Eleventy Billion (a KND operative) appears a few times in his show Codename: Kids Next Door.
Tom created two animated series for Cartoon Network: Codename: Kids Next Door (2002) and Kenny and the Chimp (1999). But only Codename: Kids Next Door was expanded into a full series.
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The song was better than anything off of DDVA, but that's not saying much.
I LOVE ME SOME NEW-WAVE-OF-BRITISH-BLACK-METAL-PUNK-VIBE![2] this surprisingly good actually what the hell
I like the song, but it's a bit of a shame they've seemingly abandoned the sound they had on Venus Aversa, that was their best album in quite some time.
inb4 HAWKS
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enjoyed it
i've heard worse.
Digging: Bjork - Vulnicura
weird but it sounds cool. it doesn't really sound like them, that's a good thing in my opinion
Fade must be the first semi-elite sputniker that actually likes CoF
i see no reason not to like them. their early stuff kicks ass and the rest is good or average
Well, I used to get a lot of shit from people like rasputin (yea I know) for liking CoF
dusk was k the rest suk
well i don't know if it makes any difference but I started to listen to them after I was already into black metal, might be why I still like them
"dusk was k the rest suk" how can you say their debut sucks? or even Midian?
I believe they're called 'opinions'.
opinions don't exist on a fascist website that's why we can't call each other 'fags' anymore.
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Fade why are you so polite now
becos i'm a good guy greg really
i like this good guy greg
this fade is kinda boring log into rifp plz
Song had no soul. Riff could have been good if it didn't sound so stale. Band is just an animated corpse now.
Digging: We Stood Like Kings - Berlin 1927
kind of soulless but otherwise not as bad as i thought it would be really not sure why they're still making albums
Digging: Desolate Shrine - The Heart of the Netherworld
because they're a band; it's what bands tend to do
what the fuck is with the talk about soul god!
The song has no emotional presence. Better?
rip pecaro
There was nothing Cradle-of-Filthy about this. It could have been any thrash band's b-side.
This band needed to die 12 years ago.
Intro made me baulk. Whole song made me vomit.
huh There's no emotion in the music; it's just flat all around. There's no teeth to those riffs. No buzzing growl. Nothing that makes me wanna go "YEAH PUNK RIFFS. YEAH BREAK STUFF!" It's just a riff played over and over.
It's okay, not the worst I've heard from COF
I really enjoyed the song, kinda see why people think its Thornography ish, but thats not a bad thing, Thorn was a good album, just different from what they normally release. Really looking forward to the new album!
Although it doesn't inspire me to haunt the northern forests as a forlorn Lycan or dance under the bloodred moonlight with my vampire queen it's still not too shabby. I snapped their last album in half, I might actually not do that to this album.
"I snapped their last album in half" Now that is what I call commitment.
Damn that really is a good comment
ah de cradle (^ー^)ノ
Honestly, I think this song is awesome. I feel like this could be their best album in years. Then again, I'm just a fanboy...
you and fade together forever (^ー^)ノ(^ー^)ノ
I thought if you ever posted in a cof thread again Hawks you'd be branded with the mark of cain?
ohhhh cradle
Kinda true. I got into CoF in 2001 right after Midian came out. Everyone loved them back in the day. Had they actually broken up around that time, they would be a pretty respected and fondly remembered band
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Danny Ainge waited for the best available offer for Antoine Walker and finally got one from the Mavericks.
Back when Danny Ainge was negotiating his first contract with the Boston Celtics, his agent and the team's management met in Boston over the Fourth of July holiday to finalize the deal. It didn't happen.
That little piece of Celtics history is relevant now because Ainge is now on the other side and had the same response prepared in anticipation of Antoine Walker's request for a maximum contract extension. While Walker and his people never specifically articulated what the former Celtics' co-captain wanted, Ainge has not recently started taking stupid pills. He knew.
Walker, like several of his Class of '96 draft mates (Stephon Marbury, Kobe Bryant, Allen Iverson and perhaps Ray Allen), would want what they got. Walker could point to the same number of All-Star game appearances as Allen -- one more than Marbury. He could point out that he took his team to the conference finals, something Marbury has never done. He could point out that he was coming off a maximum contract, just as they were. (He would not, however, want to send tapes of his play against Kenyon Martin from last spring's conference semifinals.) Ainge had no reason to expect anything less.
That's one large reason why Walker is in Dallas now. Ainge was never a big fan of Walker's quirky game and, Ainge quickly discovered, neither is most of the rest of the NBA. Sure he got offers: How does Marcus Camby sound? Or Austin Croshere? Or Kurt Thomas and Charlie Ward? Those were the best until, Ainge felt, he received the latest offer from Dallas. He conferred with his owners and with his coaches and everyone basically said, "Do it." So he did. As Ainge later put it, he talked to every team and was convinced that most didn't want Walker even if Walker was a 20-and-10 guy.
And, in doing so, he avoided what surely would have been a contractual bloodbath, not to mention the likelihood that the offended Walker would pack up and leave, the Celtics getting nothing in return. Ainge didn't want to face that in February 2004, in July 2004 or in February 2005. So he cut to the chase in October 2003.
That's life in the NBA these days. How many trades are made strictly for basketball reasons? Sure, Ainge didn't like Walker's shot selection or Walker's shooting percentage. But the more he looked at this team, the more he began to realize that not pulling the trigger on this deal would mean another ho-hum 42-to-45 win season in the pathetic East and a likely early playoff exit. And he'd still have the Walker contract extension to deal with.
Does this deal help the Celtics? In the short term, it's probably a step backward, especially given the curious timing of the deal. (The deal could not be made until Oct. 18 because two of the principals, Chris Mills and Jiri Welsch, had been traded on Aug. 18. Because they were combined in a deal, the deal could not be done until two months had passed from their previous deal. Don't go there; it's a rule simply to keep the NBA capologists employed.)
Ainge knows LaFrentz's game, warts and all, and he is not trumpeting this as a fair exchange. What tips the balance to Boston, in his mind, is that there are three other players who are a part of this deal. | |
But here's the good news for Celtics fans. LaFrentz is a known commodity and he does have skills. He can pop out and shoot the three. He can block shots. If he can do that on a semi-regular basis, that will be a plus, although he's yet to do it on a regular basis to date. He never really fit in with the Mavs, but he'll have to fit in with the Celtics. There's no alternative. And he's going to be around for a while -- he's got six more years left on his current deal.
But Ainge knows LaFrentz's game, warts and all, and he is not trumpeting this as a fair exchange. What tips the balance to Boston, in his mind, is that there are three other players who are a part of this deal, although we only know the identity of one of them: Welsch. Ainge has coveted the kid for a while and he could be -- could be -- a 6-foot-7 version of Peja Stojakovic. Every team that has had Welsch (the Warriors last season and the Mavs this preseason) has raved about the kid. But the Warriors didn't play him -- Ainge said that was due to internal politics (read: the pressure to play Mike Dunleavy) -- and while the Mavs liked him, they had no place for him in their high-octane lineup. Dallas is trying to win the thing now. The Celtics have no such illusion.
The first round pick in 2004 will, in all likelihood, be in the high 20s. All that means is Ainge will draft a Kendrick Perkins-like project, either out of high school or, perhaps, from Europe. It's a chance to take a flyer on someone who might pan out but will be allowed time to develop.
The other mystery man will, Ainge assures, come next summer via free agency. The Celtics stayed out of the free agency hunt this summer, a ludicrous and cowardly act by management even as it blew ticket prices through the roof of the FleetCenter. Ainge said the savings on this deal will allow the team to go after a free agent with the mid-level exception next summer. In these NBA times, you can get a decent player in that pool.
So, basically, Ainge decided to get what he could for Walker, even if in the minds of some, it might not have been enough. Surely, in the mind of Walker, it wasn't enough. But those two conflicting views over Walker's talent and abilities basically led to the blockbuster deal.
Walker wasn't going to get what he felt he was worth. He may be able to convince Mark Cuban to open the vault (again), but there was no way that was happening in Boston. Walker was going, sooner or later. Ainge simply made the "sooner" selection and, in so doing, figures he did about the best he could.
Peter May, who covers the NBA for the Boston Globe, is a regular contributor to ESPN.com.
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Software giant IBM conducts training programme in 'TIVOLI'
Students undergo training as part of university's thrust on research
IBM also trains and certifies them in its DB2 and RAD tools
GUNTUR: Students of Vignan University had an opportunity to update their skills, as personnel from software giant IBM conducted a four-day training programme in 'TIVOLI', which began on May 25.
Thrust on research
The students had been trained as part of the university's thrust on research.
The university had set up the Vignan Foundation for Science, Technology and Research, under which training in core areas was being provided to students.
Some fifteen faculty members and 85 students from Computer Science and Information Technology streams attended the workshop.
Addressing students, senior trainer from IBM Mayur Sowanshi said that TIVOLI had the expertise to design, build and manage a dynamic infrastructure to improve service, reduce cost and manage risk.
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The students were also trained and certified in IBM's other two very popular products—DB2 & Rational Application Development (RAD) tools. Such training programmes not only build pool of users of IBM's products but also help students understand the functionality of these products, which were common across all the companies like Microsoft, Oracle etc.
Proven skills in Object-oriented Programming, Database Management Systems, A domain specific Computer Application Software and exposure to scripting languages and web technologies had become mandatory for engineering graduates to be taken seriously by employers, Mr. Mayur added.
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Vice-Chancellor of the university V. Govardhana Rao said that the training and certification programmes, which had been seamlessly blended in curriculum, would address this issue.
Director (Training and Placement) T.V. Rao, director of the programme, thanked the management for holding such beneficial programmes.


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DAN GRAHAM WORKS Monday afternoon aboard one of two milfoil-harvesting boats operated by the Lake Dunmore Fern Lake Association. Bushels of extracted milfoil can be seen in the foreground.
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AS FAR AS the camera can see, green fields, green trees and green mountains surround the horizon of Middlebury.
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YOUNG DANCERS PERFORM a hip-hop routine during the culmination of a dance camp run by Karen Amirault at the Town Hall Theater last week.
LINCOLN MCGRATH, 3, creates his own shark week in the Middlebury town kiddie pool Tuesday afternoon while the temperature crept above 90 degrees.
THE DEEP RED on the outside of a Lincoln Peak Winery building mimics the color of the wine produced inside at the New Haven vineyard.
NICK PATCH, LEAD ship builder at the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum, stands in the beginnings of a 27-foot whaling boat that students from the county's Diversified Occupations program will help build this fall. The boat will become a permanent fixture on the Charles W. Morgan, the country's last surviving wooden whaleship, docked in Mystic, Conn.
WILL NASH, ABOVE, bassist with the local group The Doughboys, leans into the microphone to help sing part of the chorus while dancers, right, hit the grassy "dance floor" during the band's "farewell" concert at Lincoln Peak Winery in New Haven Monday night. The band will be on a yearlong hiatus while a member is out of the country.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave President Obama a gift in Washington this week. It was a copy of the book of Esther, which tells the tale of a benevolent king who saved the Jewish people from an enemy who wished to destroy them - a Persian enemy (not very subtle).
So where does the Israel-Iran conflict end? On Sunday, I had an excellent panel to talk about that and much more.
Daniel Levy is co-director of the Middle East Task Force of the New America Foundation.
Bret Stephens is the foreign affairs columnist for the Wall Street Journal.
Rula Jebreal is an Israeli-Arab journalist who has worked as an anchorwoman in Italy and Egypt.
Elliott Abrams was deputy national security advisor in George W. Bush's administration.
Here's a transcript of our conversation (video above):
Fareed Zakaria: So Elliott, tell us what you think Netanyahu took back from his visit to Washington? What do you think - how did he read the mood and what did he tell his cabinet when he went back?
Elliot Abrams: I think he would have read the desire on the part of the president that he not bomb Iran, but I don't think things changed much during the visit.
He knew that it was the president's view. Certainly in the public discourse, the president did not offer him much more than he had previously done in terms of what the United States would do about Iran.
A slight toughening of the American rhetoric, but not enough, I would think, to change the fundamental Israeli view that they're probably going to need to take care of themselves.
Fareed Zakaria: But you don't think that by saying containment is not our policy. That was a big shift. That was a kind of unequivocal explanation that, you know, we are going to try to prevent this from happening. I thought that was further than either your administration or Obama had gone.
Elliott Abrams: Obama in 2009 used the p-word, prevent, and even in the state of the union message he was pretty tough. To say now, yes, it's good that he said containment is not an option. But when you say things like it's unacceptable or it is my policy to prevent, that still falls short of saying this will not happen, and saying it to the ayatollahs as well. This will never happen.
Bret Stephens: Well, there are some subtleties here. First of all, there's an issue of timing. I think what the president really wanted from the prime minister was don't bomb between now and the first Tuesday in November. I think there was an aspect of the political calculation. There's also a strategic nuance that's very important between Israel and the United States. For Israel an Iranian nuclear break-out capability is tantamount to a nuclear capability.
That's to say if the Iranians have part of their nuclear program here and another part here and another part there and can rapidly assemble it, that gives them a de facto nuclear capability. The United States is saying that break-out capability isn't quite the same thing as being a nuclear power, and that's a distinction that I don't think a lot of people got except at fairly high levels of policy making.
But it's the distinction that matters most of all for Israeli decision makers pondering whether to strike Iran. Can they allow Iran to get to that break-out point, not the point where they can actually test a bomb?
Fareed Zakaria: Interestingly, the Israelis are, shall we say, a little less eager, as far as I can tell, to bomb than the Americans on this table. What do you think the people in Israel will take from this trip?
Rula Jebreal: Well, the newspaper in Israel said yesterday that 58 percent of the Israelis today are against any decision or actually against any attack towards Iran without the U.S. backing it and without the U.S. actually starting it.
Israelis today are actually very worried about the economy in their country. Especially after the last summer we had huge protests in the streets for the high cost of living, and Netanyahu, you know, tried to calm down the things. But the prices of living are becoming very high. Iranian issue is not the first concerns of the Israelis today.
Fareed Zakaria: Would you agree that most Israelis - do you think - I think what you are saying is that in a way Netanyahu is trying to change the subject from a topic where Israelis are really concerned, which is social unrest?
Daniel Levy: This is a fantastic distraction issue - both in terms of domestic, social, and economic issues and, of course, in terms of internationally the Palestinian issue.
For an Israeli leader to come to the United States, make a load of speeches, not mention the Palestinians, a dramatic success in his terms for his right wing coalition. This is top-down driven. Not bottom-up inside Israel.
The kind of speech that the prime minister gave in Washington - Holocaust analogies everywhere - he hasn't made that speech in Tel Aviv or Jerusalem. He was criticized for doing that. The opposition leader said it was scaremongering, it was hysteria, it was shameful use of the Holocaust.
But I think the most important outcome of the visit this week is that the Israeli security establishment folks who are not enthusiastic about an Israeli solo mission, vis-a-vis Iran, I think they got the kind of assurances that they wanted to hear from the American president or enough of them because the Israeli and American positions are actually rather close - ruling out of containment, ruling in at some stage of a military option. In fact, the critique that should be heard perhaps of President Obama's position is not that it's not hawkish enough. But perhaps that given everything going on in the region, given that the Iranian regime is actually weakened now, we're not right sizing the Iranian threat. We're not looking at how do you shift the balance by not focusing nuclear, by focusing on other issues?
Elliott Abrams: The view of the Arabs with whom I speak in the Middle East and particularly the Gulf Arabs - and if you look at opinion polls, you know that opinion polls in those countries are very grim when it comes to their views of Iran.
Daniel Levy: No, sorry. Opinion polls put the Palestinian issue first. America is a greater threat than Iran.
Elliott Abrams: These countries have people that are responsible for their security, and those people are extremely worried about the Iranian threat as is the president of the United States. Put yourself nicely to his left. That's fine. Our leadership is convinced that Iran cannot be allowed to have a nuclear weapon.
Daniel Levy: It's also convinced that Iran has not made a decision to cross the threshold to get a nuclear weapon. That's what Dempsey said, the chief of staff.
Eliott Abrams: Whether they've made the decision yet, as long as they have the opportunity to make it next week, then the question is what does the United States going to do about it?
Rula Jebreal: Let's listen - we've already made this mistake, and I'm sorry, and I understand your position working with the ex administration, we made this mistake ten years ago. We didn't listen to the secret service. We had confused information from the intelligence about Iraq. We went to Iraq. We spent trillions of dollars killing thousands of soldiers, American soldiers, and thousands of Iraqis, and in the end the outcome, they didn't have any weapons of mass destruction.
Plus, you are talking about Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Honestly, if you go to the real Arab mainstream, the streets, and you ask the people shall we attack Iran, do you think today they don't have any sympathy for Iran after the Arab spring, but do you think really they would support that attack? I'm not sure.
Bret Stephens: Part of the problem that you have here, if I may say so, is you are making this out to be an argument against shady intelligence sources, vis-a-vis Iraq. That dog won't bark because the argument you have is with the International Atomic Energy Agency and I'm sure you read the report -
Rula Jebreal: It was ambiguous.
Fareed Zakaria: They claim it's ambiguous. They say we can't certify because they're not cooperating. They do not say there's any kind of smoking gun.
Elliot, I was struck a piece in the New York Times this week pointing out that with all this talk about Iran - and the way in which the subject has been, as Dan was saying, redefined by Bibi - the Palestinian issue has just fallen by the wayside and the article described how the Palestinian leadership was almost kind of so marginalized they didn't know what to do.
Elliott Abrams: Well, it's true. If you look at the Obama-Netanyahu White House appearance together in the oval office, the word Palestine did not escape the lips of either man. Nor did it get mentioned by Netanyahu in his big APAIC speech.
I think this is partly because they're expecting not only the American election this year and a possible Israeli election this year. Nothing will happen until 2013. So I think there is a certain satisfaction that they're off the front page because if they were on it, they would not know what to do.
Fareed Zakaria: Dan, isn't it fair to say that Obama kind of miscalculated, whatever your position on the issue, he got out maneuvered by the Israeli government.
Daniel Levy: Of course, opposing settlements which I think is what you are referring to is a position that every administration has taken. I think it wasn't that he made settlements an issue. The settle in numbers in the West Bank alone have trebled since the beginning of the Oslo Process.
This is an extremely serious obstacle to any potential of a future two-state solution. I think he didn't back it up by being able to win that argument with the Israeli prime minister.
I think that what you are seeing at the moment and the president said quite clearly in his AIPAC speech, this isn't about me being a supporter of Israel. I have given the military support. The Israeli president said there's been unprecedented assistance under this presidency. He said if you are going against me, either it's pure politics, or it's because you don't like the fact that I'm pursuing a two-state solution, and we have to recognize that this is a changing Israel and an Israel in which the majority of members of parliament of the ruling party don't support a two-state solution.
And you increasingly have a shrill debate inside the Jewish community where you have people who represent the majority of American Jews, who have a liberal predisposition. The Tom Friedmans, the J Streets, the new Israel fund trying to walk a tight rope that says 'we're trying to save Israel as a democracy. We're trying to prevent what Israeli prime ministers have called a South Africa apartheid reality.'
We need the help of the American president to do that because there are those of us who won't support apartheid, and imagine there are other people who will.
Bret Stephens: That was a beautiful five-minute speech, and thanks for brooking no interruption, but I wish, Daniel - I wish, and I say this as a guy who is on the other side of the debate. that it could be solved as easily by removing settlements because I think any serious person understands that if that were the only obstacle to peace, the settlements would have been gone long ago.
In fact, they never would have been put there in the first place. It would have been lovely to see Gaza turn into a showcase of what the Palestinians with their talents are capable of. They turn into a group of terrorism and a source for war. That is why Israelis no longer believe, much as they would like to, that settlements are the primary issue here. This is a nice idea because it makes it easy, but the reality is not as easy as you would suggest.
Rula Jebreal: I'm not even sure that you ever have seen a settlement or how it works unless you have seen the facts on the ground. This prime minister, we remember, the heads of Israel is the one that actually destroyed any chance of two-state solutions. And, you know what, Palestinians have to hold back and thank him because there would be only one solution, and that's one state for everybody. I'm not sure that one state would be a Jewish state in the future.
That state will be demographically impossible to hold together, everybody, and it will be not be a Jewish state. One other thing, the Oslo Agreement was signed in 1993. Since then, there are 200 settlements. There were 60.
He is right in saying that most of the steps that were made on the ground, look at even the wall - the wall - the borders between Israel and Palestine are 380 kilometers. The length of that wall is 680 kilometers. What does that mean? It's just about annexing more land. These are the facts on the ground. You don't like them. You like them. The problem is not only with settlements. With Gaza, you can't say, 'OK, I left Gaza, but then you left it so close that it became -
Elliott Abrams: He says the word terror. Terror built the wall. It was a wall for years and years and years after 1967, and Sharon built it when the second intifada was killing Israelis in buses week of week after week. We are not talking terrorists.
Daniel Levy: There's a difference between building a wall on an internationally recognized armistice line and building a wall deep inside of the territory.
Elliott Abrams: It's the only country in the world that is under daily attack, rockets and missiles.
Daniel Levy: It is not under daily attack, Elliott. It's not under daily attack. I'm delighted. The Israeli security establishment acknowledges it is not under attack.
Elliott Abrams: It's because of the wall you denounce and because of the wars you denounce. It's -
Fareed Zakaria: I want to ask one question to Rula because I was struck by one other piece in the newspapers, which was a controversy in Israel that the one Arab on the Supreme Court did not sing the Israeli national anthem. Do you think this caused a huge controversy. Now, you are an Israel-Arab. Do you think it was OK for him? Do you think that his basic - I think the basic view is that Israeli-Arabs are actually second class citizens in Israel, and so they have reasons to dissent. What do you think?
Rula Jebreal: I think the man was standing there respectfully holding his hand. He was listening to everybody else. He didn't attack anyone. He didn't feel like singing it. It didn't represent his really deep value what the state should be and what it stands for, and he was attacked honestly because today in Israel you have to be - like on this table, polarized either with or against. You know what, there's one side. We are all losers there today, all losers.
Brett Stephens: Can I surprise you by agreeing with Rula. There's no question that Israel needs a new deal, a new compact between its Arab citizens and the majority. It needs a new deal also with its ultra orthodox communities. Israel is a democracy that has to do a lot of work to perfect its democracy like every other democracy.
That's a perfectly normal and healthy conversation for Israelis to have. They need to have more of it. That being said, my basic contention is that if the character of the Palestinian state that comes into being is liberal and democratic, Israel is not going to have a problem.
If the green line is the 49th parallel, that is the line that divides the United States from Canada, there is not a problem. The issue that you have now among the Palestinians is not territorial. It is a state in which a party like Hamas with the charter that it has calling on the things that it has -
Daniel Levy: It's a state that these people - I'm delighted to use Barack Obama in suggesting that the 1967 lines should be the future line. I'm happy with the 1967 lines if the state on the other side of those lines, the Palestinian state, is a liberal democracy. That has offered its minorities the same opportunities that Israel offers theirs.
Rula Jebreal: It's what people elect. Whatever people elect, that should be a democracy. Not what we suggest for them to elect. You know what, today we have to accept what Egypt is and what Syria is.
The hyping of the non-existing Iran threat is part of an Israeli policy of keeping the occupied territory and waiting for an appropriate opportunity to push the rest of the Palestinians out of the West bank. There is a cooperation here between AIPAC, Israelis and militay-industries in the US. These also exert huge control over the US political system.
Couldn't have said it better.
Tho I should add that many Jews have a healthy hate of the aparteid nation.
I know a lot of jews in New York. I don't know if I'd say many – a few, at best.
when did israel push palestinians out of the west bank? don't make things up. the west bank's palestinian arab population has more than tripled itself in the past 45 years.
I was talking about the Palestinians who were pushed from various parts of today's Israel to West bank, Gaza, Lebanon, Jordan, etc. Israel is waiting for an opportune moment to push the remaining Palestinians who are mostly residing in West bank and East Jerusalem out to neighboring countries. That is their big plan. I hope the English is clear to you now !
They may not be pushing them in the real meaning of the word,but by buldozing villages and homes to build settlements the Palestinians are being cornered. Although the actual settlements occupy only 5-7% of the land, 35% of the West Bank is appropriated under the guise of security. The settlements are scattered and the roads connecting them occasionally pass through the Palestinian villages thereby dividing them. Palestinians are not allowed on these roads and there are checkpoints on these roads through which the locals must pass. Israel has not put the Palestinians on a boat (like the European did to the Jews after the WWII), but the dehumanizing environment is created with the itention to make them leave.
This needs to be said and understood: The only real reason for the Israeli occupation of the West Bank has nothing to do with the local inhabitants (the so-called Palestinians) but rather has everything to do with strategic defense from being attacked all along the high elevations along the Jordan Valley. I think few people commenting here are aware of the military history, geographic characteristics and geopoliical situation of Isreal vis-a-vis it's neighbors. You all should really read-up about these issues as they are less "political" than they are military. The Arabs themselves politicize the subject because it conveniently distracts from the fact that they (Arab countries such as Syria, Egypt, Jordan and proxies Saudi Arabia and Iran) have had a constant state-of-war with Israel since that country's creation. To "un-occupy" the West Bank would be an act of suicide for Israel since it would make their territory impossible to defend from attack (and it's been atatcked SEVERAL times...so this is not "hypothetical").
whoee! you need some cheese with that whine! lots and lots which you can wash down with your tears from chanting the palestinian mantra: "woe is me, woe is me, everyone but us is the cause of our misery"
the only "pushing going on" is the arabs' sworn goal to "push the jews into the sea". So far, they've tried with 3 major wars and daily suicide/homicide bombers and rockets. the only people who can ultimately conclude that the settlements are on land other than land belonging to Israel, are the israeli and palestinian negotiators in the final peace conference.
Watch out!, we are eeeeverywhere. keep the lights on at night. ;-)
This is nothing but anti-Semitic ranting. You know nothing of the situation in the middle east and are in total denial to the reality of Hamas and Hezbollah.
No Neil, they know, they just lie. They think they are such good liars that the stupid Americans will not notice. They are not very bright.
please do not play with fire! IRAN IS NOT AFGHANISTAN,OR IRAQ! don't be fooled by those statements from Israeli state there is a proverb in Russian ,which your humble is going to put it into simple English:"what is truth,it is not in the news!" "what is news,it is not the truth!"THERE IS NO PRAVDA IN THE IZVESTYA!!!!!!!!
Jason You are just another low intellect liberal talking.
History repeats itself yet again, the meek and stupid; the sheep go to slaughter. Like Chamberlain to Hitler.
Nobody could care less about Israel pushing Palistinians back to who knows what turf. Anyone with a brain knows Iran is a threat to the world if they get nukes. Camon, don't pretend, no one can be as stupid as you with your comment, even with the low brain power of a Liberal. (sorry of you are insulted but 1/3 of the people are just born dumb and lazy and need handouts).
Good to see some Americans are awake to what is happening. In Australia we are not easily fooled – see the story below. It is clear that Iran is not interested in obtaining nuclear weapons and this is known by both the US government and its intelligence people.
If Israel bombs Irans nuclear energy sites, especially after saying it wants to have a war with Iran, then Iran is likely to strike back and we will all have a war on our hands. As long as Israel is not expecting any of us to come to its rescue when Iran and some of its other neighbours retaliate.
Does CNN ever comment on the way Israel constantly kills its neighbours and steals their land?
Americans needs to read media that is NOT produced in the US.
This is a good group. Bring them back again sometime. Just remember, all the ore looks the same, when you are close to the fire. It is all about team work. This is a group that would benefit from a good 2-day long team building excercize, then go back to the discussion table. I purpose a hiking or river rafting expedition.
With Elliot Abrahms again?. He's a fossil!
Because you say so, all Americans are going to get rid of our Corporate Memories.
You very funny habibi.
I think the American part of the panel, especially Brett Stephens should not make statements about another part of the world without informing himself thoroughly and comprehensively (about that part of the world). He comes across as an ill-informed neophite who makes dangerous over-arching statements about a group of people that he does not completely understand. I mean, does he even know any Palestinian???
Yes, he calls Israel a democracy while Israel is an Aparthaid state. Israel is as much democracy as Aparthaid South Africa was.
Be careful not to bite your tongue, the venom may kill you.
apartheid state? thats a vicious lie. arab israeli's have more rights in israel than they do in most of their own countries. israel only wants to be left alone you retarded monkey.if hamas would stop firing katyusha and qassam rockets at israel there would be no problem
KG: It would be more accurate to say that "Abrams" is the one most in need of a classroom setting and good sound advise. I mean, it was Abrams who was addvising The Office of the US President on Foriegn Affairs " during the Bush admisitration. I mean seriously, it was his direct influance, coupled with a bias ideology and topped off with a sprinkle of stupity that played a significant role in the invasion of Iraq.
Are you people so secure in the assumption that the american people are ignorant??? Ester married a Persian king who saved the Jews once again, after the Persians recued them from slavery in Babylon, you use the people that give you protection, turn on the when its convenient for you and find another to take their place, that is what you are doing to us in the US now, you dont care for the Gentiles you want to subjucated them, the muslims even accept Jesus at least as a Prophet if not the Son of God, you claim him a heretic. but my hat is off to you not since Goeble has there been a Propaganga machine as efficient and ruthless as yours.
It was our biggest mistake to save them from slavery, I wish Cyrus just let Babylon to do what ever they want with these people
YOU didn't save anybody
How saved Jews from Babylon? How let back to Israel? I bet you will behave the same way with American after you finish your job with them
Ummmmnnn its the year 2012 my friend Amir. I'm a born and raised Canadian.
Politics and power are at the root of mans evils (including manipulating people through religion) Been that way for centuries. With the internet we are on the way to people taking that power and using it for good. Were not there yet, but on the way.
It's time to take a stand against Israeli aggression, and zionist influence within the financial sphere.
We have to stop Israel, before they pull the world with them into the abyss...
Please make up your mind, you have previously stated that all Jews are Zionists and, now, you say some of those Jews are no longer Zionists because they are fighting the Zionists. You have a complicated mind habibi.
it is time to take stand aganist Iran terrorizim and aggression, and aganist syrian shiia thugs aggression and Iraqi shiia thugs killers those are helping hizboallah and all terror group with money and russia send the weapons to those shiia thugs from iran, iraq and syria to destroy lebanon, bahrain hamas iraqi sunni and syrian sunni today along those shiia thugs killed 150 women and children just because they are sunni , this is what shiia islam all about, and make no mistake when those shiia evil gets the nic weapoins they will use it, YOU HAVE TO UNDESTAND WHY,,,THE SHIIA WANT TO SEE WAR, CAIOUS , ADULTERY AND KILLING BECAUSE THEY BELIVE THAT AL MAHDI AL MONTADHAR WHAT SO CALLED SHIIA MASAIA WILL APPEAR WHEN THAT HAPPEN...THEY ARE PURE EVIL BEILEVE IN THIS EVIL MAN CALLED THE INVIBLE MASSAIA...
While Iran is guilty of crimes, your ignoring the Israeli terrorism responsible for Irans instabillity.
It's not our right to directly intervene in the internal affairs of any nation.
you said "Israeli terrorism responsible for Irans instabillity."? I always knew that Israel was behind the instability in Iran. I need some articles to quote when presenting my theory next thursday night at my club. got any ideas?
The Wise, You are correct, Iran never harm any body, until Terrorist state Israel created on 1948 by group of Jew moving from Europe to Palestine. A Prime Minister Arthur James Balfour supported Israel by Balfour Declaration of 1917, supporting the establishment of a Jewish homeland in Palestine, "read in wikipedia".
hindu Jew's, self centered have nothEgyptians hindu's criminals have nothing to do with true Israelit by enslaved true Israelite and moved them to Egypt as slaves and robed them of truth absolute, corrupted the true knowledge and by subordinated it to hindu, criminal fundamentals and called it Greek Torah,
The "Wise"? Lol, that's a joke – should be called the "sheep". Go and be the pacifist and get run over. People like eyqou are a danger, the enemy within. Probably a "Liberal"?
You do know that these new words liberal and "progressive" is just translation to the old words Communist, socialism, you do know that right?
Yep, it will never change, Chamberlain to Hitler, the fools keep rolling out. History repeats itself again.
And it will continue, fact: 1/3 of all populations are the dumb people by birth, need handouts, hope for redistribution. Lazy needs a handout. Big government.
Stings to hear, don't it.
What a scene!! Two israeli citizens (Mr. Levy and Ms. Jebreal) being outdone by two US citizens (Mr.. Abrams and Mr. Stephens)! The people who live here and far from the "war zone" being more zealous than people who actually know the situation much better. This is excatly why most people who know the middle east "problem" well, say and believe that the biggest obstacle to peace in the middle east has been and still is the US. ( more specifically, the US "hawks" and extremist ideologues)! The problem is that they are the ones with the loudest "mouths"!! Thanks to Mr. Fareed Zakaria for exposing it clearly to the American people!!! Kudos!
Did we watch the same show?
Mo is absolutely correct. Maybe you should view the discussion again and pay attention this time. The two Israelis explained that the "bottom-up" narrative down not consider Iran a pressing issue. It's the "establishment" that seeks political and financial gain over the Iran nuke issue that keeps pressing this issue on in the media.
The panel discussion illustrated very clearly that those who have their ears on the Israeli street and live there/travel there have a much less hawkish/interventionist position than the American panelists (one ignorant and the other ignorant and arrogant).
Netanyahu seems to hijack the nuclear brawl with Iran to distract public discontent at home. What a nefarious game!
So your story is that there is discontent within Israel, soooooooooooooooo they decide to pick a fight with Iran's over their WMDs and Nuclear program. WOW!!!!! a little farfetched don't you think?
ne·far·i·ous (n -fâr – s). adj. Infamous by way of being extremely wicked. Pick another word.
It is said that friends don't let friends drive drunk. Will Israel bring war and destruction to Middle East in their refusal to end the occupation and make peace with Arab nations? Will they drive Islamic world to hate US more? Preemptive war should not be legal .. May the USA government not participate in Israel attacking Iran or any nation who has not physically attacked Israel first. President Obama, please withhold any money or any aid to be given to Israel until they come to a written signed agreement in 2012 on a two state solution to their occupation of West Bank. Forty years is enough. .Israel has and is dominating US interests in their own drive to extend their territory. They also have nuclear weapons. Is USA a puppet of Israel?
hey "betty", you want israel to move out of its own land, at least until the palestinians sit down and work out a peace agreement, and not respond to daily rocket attacks which appear to be the palestinians" first choice in negotiating tools
So, Fahtma, you are insulting the American so that they will not help the Jews. Is that really the best plan your imam could come up with?
"Rula Jebreal: It's what people elect. Whatever people elect, that should be a democracy. Not what we suggest for them to elect. You know what, today we have to accept what Egypt is and what Syria is."
Jabreal suggests that honoring democracy is more important than having peace. Well, that's interesting, but then the negotiations between Palestinians and Israelis would not be about peace, rather about establishing the nation of Palestine, regardless of the prospect for peace. Well, where does that leave Israel and the Palestinians? What about the rest of the world?
Did you know that there was never any country called Palestine? Did you know that there is no such thing as a Palestinian people?
Did you know the word is derived from "philistine" or "peleste" which translates "foreigner" excavations in Gath (modern day tel elsafi showed these people worshiped Heracles. Suggests they were greek not arab.
None the less they lived their for generation and need to be treated like human beings just like whites in Canada or the US. Don't confuse all Palestinians with terrorists in Gaza. Much of the remaining people are peaceful and kind.
I say the next time an Arab neighbor invades (and they will) all land seized when they lose (and they will) should be handed over to Fatah and made into a Palestinian settlement.
You keep playing the "discrimination" card Abdul. Educate yourself about Canadian and American laws and you would discover that they have all bent over double and tripple to make sure that Arabs or any other minority emigrants are not discriminated against. But then, if you knew better, you might not be able to make such inane statements.
learn the meanings of the words you speak, language was Hebrew, not hindu Yiddish, corrupted Sanskrit before spewing your hindu Judaism, criminal self center ism.
did you know their is no such thing as a jew that jews long ago was killed by the babylions lolol and that 1000 something was left the way the expanded was to adopt one kid so if ur jewish your not jewish by blood actually a plaestinian is more jewish than u or can say an arab is more jewish than u because after all they are the true ibrahamss ...
Dear I S R A E L, we are done fighting your wars. Unfortunately, we're still funding your escapades though. I don't want any more American blood shed for your sake. Quit labeling people as anti-semitic when they point out the obvious faults in your foreign and internal policies. When Mr. Netanyahu suggests social policies in order to R E D U C E the birth rate of the Arabs.....man alive! How can you guys do such a thing? Don't you remember that mustachioed Austrian idiot who did the same thing to you? Now, you're doing it to the Palestinians? Shame on you.
i wonder what it's to be a jew?! because to me they are a bunch of shameless faceless morons! Goshhhhhhhhsssss!!
The last thing any Jew is or has ever been is faceless. As far as the moron business, stop looking in the mirror.
Moran means self centered and hindu Jew's, criminal self centered are proud to be , hindu Moran, self centered. Moran belong in a pen with their own kind, not with human in Philistine.
when does it end? when one blows the other to their respective(but the same)god. you ever wonder if heaven and hell are the same? judas and osama sitting by a fire. satan walks up and says?:
Ms. Jebreal summed up the Palestinian/Arab/Lefty argument entire: "Whatever people elect, that should be a democracy. Not what we suggest for them to elect. You know what, today we have to accept what Egypt is and what Syria is."
In other words, if a "Palestinian State" wants to throw rockets and suicide bombers at their "neighbor" every day because they have decided their neighbor deserves to be destroyed, it is OK because that is "democracy in action." Since Israel and the US are "democratic", then that should be acceptable.
Well, it is not acceptable. This talent for sophistry is on par with the Palestinian talent for self-administration which is on display in Gaza and the West Bank every day.
Netanyahu's gift to president Obama on his last visit was a book called The Book of Esther, he stated the the Persian king had a plot to rid of Jews (Zakaria also said the same thing in his opening speech, shame on you!).. In reality, Esther was wife of Xerxes (Persian King in Hakhamanshian dynasty). One of Xerxes advisor, Haman, had a plot to kill some jews and Esther found out about the plot and informed the Xerxes and the king ordered his advisor to be killed & also, Jews killed 75,000 Persians during that conflict... Jews celebrate, Purim, for that conflict. Instead of celebrating the their freedom from Babylonian by the first Persian king Cypress the great who freed them from slavary and they received gold by the Cyruss to rebuild their temples in Juruslem..
Several errors. The book of Esther is a hilariously inept and inappropriate gift from Israel because Esther was a Persian Queen and a Jew. Not from Israel, but from Persia. She was Persian. The attack on the Jews she stopped, was a jealous act by a zealous adviser in the Persian court trying to destroy the name and reputation of another Adviser, also a Jew. The king had been lied to, and given misleading justification for the attack on Jews by the evil adviser, and not knowing the truth, gave his permission. When Esther told the Persian King about the plot, he tried to stop the attack, but was only able to partially do this, enough so that a minimal number of Jews were killed, but it was enough for the Jews to kill tens of thousands of the Persian army. The Persian King sacrificed his own army and men to stop a mistaken war. The Persian King then hanged the corrupt adviser.
As you can see, it was not a bad Persian king gone mad against the Jews. It was not a Persian attack on Jews. It was the manipulative actions of one greedy, evil, person constructing a false conspiracy in order to justify a war with the Jews. Not an entire nation. Hopefully this is starting to sound familiar, and hopefully you can also see, the tragic consequences of an unjust and malice-conceived war. In the case of Esther tens of thousands of Persians died, and a few Jews as well. This is also telling as we all march like lemmings to another ill-conceived war, foisted on us by sneaky evil persons. You figure out who that might be. One hint; they are working at it on both sides.
You cannot EVER convincingly argue that Iran should not get a nuke, so long as you turn a blind eye and arrogantly allow for Pakestan, North Korea, India, and yes, in fact Israel has to be included on this list too, to have them. If you want to disarm Iran's obvious intentions, you have to demand and work towards the effective dismantling of them everywhere.
Until you do that, Iran wins the moral justification argument for getting them. As ill-advised and as ill conceived as the war Esther was unable to fully prevent. And just as Esther, so too will we be condemned to an evil act by a few self serving jealous and zealous men, to stop another unnecessary and malice-intentioned war.
Unfortunately in this case it isn't going to be a quaint religio-ethnic footnote or some historically romantic book. This time it comes with the seriousness of mutually assured destruction.
It will be Doilie Heads vs. Towel Heads until the Earth is no more! Hahahahahahahaha.
Enough of this drama, this should be a very sample analysis! Good Jews which the arab jews including arab christians know all the truth about the promise land where they lived in till today not the ones they were imported from Europe which are the zionist and racist. Because of these new immigrants to palestine land was never ligit and was a creation of British criminals and US on the expense of innocent and powerless people which turned into a bad cancer cell! These new occupiers are very anti-semitic and they carry a lot hate toward arab muslims and christians in general and use US tax payers to survive and suck on other people's blood and punishing the region for what Germans and other european have done to them not the arabs! Isn't this unfair? A democracy in that region will be a threaten Zionist existence which will lead to a new palestine state free from these murderers under one roof like it was before the occupation. time has come to witness Evil self destruction..
Wondering why US keeps milking the Evil?
All Jews should go back to Europe and should take revenge, if they want, from Europeans and not from Muslims of that region.This is the best solution for Jews if the Jews want to finally live in peace.The way Jewish state came into being will keep them always in trouble.
Moran means self centered and hindu Jew's, criminal self centered are proud to be , hindu Moran, self centered. Moran belong in a pen with their own kind, not with human in Philistine, or send them to pen of hind, filth, a Moran is happy to be with.
The problem is and always will be the fact that the arab nations surrounding the " Palestinians" didnt assist with the refugees after the 1949 war and the yom kippur war. EveryonThe arabs attacked israel a nation that was recognized by the UN and then they lost..GET OVER IT. YOU LOST LAND..that happens when you start a war sometimes.
Where it ends; a nuclear exchange between Israel and Iran, North Korea and the US. Mr. GPS should check his assumptions and ask a fundamental question; Iran already has nuclear warheads, missiles, advanced enrichment techniques and balotechnics courtesy of the North Koreans. As Mr. GPS knows, Iran the "rational actor" has been making direct flights to North Korea since 2003 when NK left the nuclear non-proliferation treaty. Iran has its Qud's and nuclear scientist boots on the ground at NK facilities learning how to make, mount and deliver nuclear tipped missiles to all Israel cities except Jerusalem. Given Iran's dealings with NK with massive swap of oil, food and hard currency it begs the question what else besides missiles are now pre-positioned in Quds controlled weapons complex and military bases. It would not be a surprise if it included a khaemeni approved transfer of two subterranian floors of such a complex to NK control to allow prepositioned nukes in Iran on North Korean embassy like soil. Hence the parsing of words and dissimulation by all of Khaemeni's cronies. When Israel attacks assuming it is only making a strike like it did against Saddam's french built Iraqi nuclear station, it will receive a terrible rude awakening when Iran suddenly pulls out its "rainy day" surprise and returns nukes on those 18 solid fuel MRBM's MiRV capable missiles. Sad, but very plausible scenario.
Out rage of a hindu Jew, absurd secular, self centered.
SHIIAZIM = EVIL= terrorists= russia=666
hinduism, absurdity of a hinduu Jew, absurd self centered.
I realy was tempted into answering to this. I never ment to...But this conflict can only end wnen one of the many parties reach the end of the FLAT WORLD they seek and falll off to the realm they so invisige that they already live in. And only than can the world enjoy a true brouthership.
Man!!! Reading the comments on Fareed's Public Square is completely mind boggling. It is no longer a mystery to me why the Mideast is such a mess: with inhabitants and allegiances like these how could the place be anything else? Sounds to me like none of you want a peaceful world to live in; you only want to stew in centuries-old hatreds – and you all ENJOY your hate...you wear your hatred like badges of honor. What a sad lot you all are.
Some people think that by repeating that there was no Palestine ever, Palestinians disappear. It doesn't matter whether there was a state called Palestine or not. What matters is that there were people living in villages and working on olive gardens and they were pushed out of their villages. Now one idiot may come up with the story that all the villages were sold by a Feudal Egyptian in Cairo, and similar humbug stories, and those hundreds of thousands that were pushed out were legally pushed out from their cities and villages of thousands of years. Well, that reminds me of the white settlers pushing Indian Americans out of their land by establishing legal offices and selling the land to each other. Whatever way you turn it and twist it, it was ethnic cleansing then and it is Aparthaid now.
Bret Stephens is pathetic. He can't debate opposing views. His own views are just too simplistic. That's why he gets so irritated whenever somebody disagrees with him.
TOO bad the Quran was proven by sciience how the Book of esther written when arabs were the first to create writting.. notice i said arabs created writing not hebrewss.. which derived from arabs so salem to u my cous.. how sholemo created from salema haha Torah which is well respeected by muslims which is muslims believe in the three books but respect a book that has been changed through society wants and needs...
TOO bad the Quran was proven by sciience how the Book of esther written when arabs were the first to create writting.. notice i said arabs created writing not hebrewss.. which derived from arabs so salem to u my cous.. how sholemo created from salema haha
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A classic West Indian collapse left the biggest crowd of the match at the Kensington Oval bemused and frustrated, as the West Indies tumbled to a defeat by an innings and 86 runs. Entering the day with some hopes of playing at least toward a draw, the bowling of Andre Nel foiled all plans and sparked a consistent clatter of wickets to end the match in the final session of the day.
Nel took a career-best 6 for 32, including the key wickets of Wavell Hinds, Brian Lara and Shivnarine Chanderpaul. The home side, facing a massive deficit of 252 on first innings showed meek resistance in conditions still good for batting, bowled out for 166.
South Africa earlier resumed on 521/8 and lost Ntini (16) to a fine catch by Bravo off Daren Powell. That was the only wicket to fall though, as the declaration came a couple balls later - 548/9 declared.
The West Indian slide began early on, with the dismissal of the hapless Chris Gayle for 5. Continuing in woeful form, Gayle was out in almost identical fashion to the first innings, attempting to pull the bat inside the line of a delivery on offstump, and providing a simple looping catch to Smith at first slip. Ntini was the successful bowler.
Just a ball later misjudgement accounted for the second wicket. Ramnaresh Sarwan (0) stood at the crease for just a delivery, shying away from a short ball first up and gloving it to Gibbs at slip. From 17/0, the crowd was swiftly silenced, as the score degenerated to 17/2.
Bad transitioned to worse just 2 balls into the next over - Wavell Hinds (11) caught at slip off Nel. Rumbles of disgusted spectators were clearly evident, amidst the South African celebration of 3 wickets in 4 balls.
Brian Lara was joined by his captain Shivnarine Chanderpaul, and the two moved to lunch fairly assuredly.
Rather than resume with Nicky Boje, who peddled a few impressive overs before the interval, Graeme Smith gave the ball to Nel and Ntini once more. After conceding a few well-placed boundaries, Smith received his rewards. First Lara was trapped plumb in front of the stumps, shuffling across the crease and missing a delivery angled in from around the wicket. Following his first innings 176, the star batsman managed just 13.
Next, Chanderpaul (31) was adjudged LBW to a ball that kept low. He walked off at 63/5, then Dwayne Bravo and Ryan Hinds advanced the score to 72. At that point Bravo gave in with an unnecessary waft outside the offstump.
The remainder of the line-up did not fold as quickly as perhaps expected, but the end was always inevitable. Courtney Browne managed to have some fun in smashing 4 sixes and 5 fours in an innings of 68, but lost his last genuine batting partner Ryan Hinds to a shot that epitomized the surrender.
Hinds top-edged an aggressive shot off Kallis just before tea, gifting his wicket for a contribution of 15. The South Africans wrapped up the game after tea, but first Browne got to his maiden Test match fifty. He was last out, caught at deep midwicket off Nel.
South Africa now heads into the final Test match with the series already won and a 2-0 scoreline. The Man of the Match, for his devastating bowling throughout, was Andre Nel. His match figures of 10 for 88 stood out on the batting surface at the Kensington Oval.
The fourth Test begins on Thursday at the ARG.
Score Summary:
West Indies 1st innings
296 all out (92.2 overs)
BC Lara 176, S Chanderpaul 53, DJJ Bravo 26
M Zondeki 4/50, A Nel 4/56
South Africa 1st innings
548/9 dec. (177.5 overs)
AB de Villiers 178, GC Smith 104, JH Kallis 78, HH Dippenaar 71
CH Gayle 3/85, DB Powell 3/103
West Indies 2nd innings
166 all out (54.2 overs)
CO Browne 68, S Chanderpaul 31
A Nel 6/32, M Ntini 2/40
South Africa won by an innings and 86 runs
Man of the Match:
A Nel (SA)
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DALLAS, Sept. 1 /PRNewswire/ -- A#1 Air, one of the leading Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex providers of air conditioning system sales, installation and service, announced today the relocation of their corporate headquarters to 1605 Crescent Drive, Suite 200 in Carrollton, Texas.
By Anonymous Town North Bank, located in Dallas, topped $269,000 in scholarship awards after announcing the 2008 Mayors' Scholarship recipients. Six Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District seniors will receive $4,000 each.
By Stephanie Sandoval, The Dallas Morning News Jul. 11--Not much is left to mark the final resting spots of Carrollton's earliest black settlers. But they left their mark on the city, says resident Willie Rainwater. "They set the foundation for us to be where we're at now. ...
By Katherine Leal Unmuth, The Dallas Morning News Jul. 4--Squeezing summer school between a job as a lifeguard and a community college class means a busy schedule for 18-year-old Kody Jackson.
By Staff Report WEST CARROLLTON -- The West Carrollton School District this summer is offering a variety of school programs for all grade levels, including opportunities to recover credit in high school and prepare for state tests.
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