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Staying home during District 65's Spring Break? Then join Team Evanston coaches Jay Bulev and Branko Savic for our first annual "Breakaway" soccer camp at Team Evanston's indoor facility. Players can fine-tune their dribbling, passing, shooting/finishing, and receiving and turning skills, then apply those skills in small-sided games. In addition, players will participate in fun games and contests throughout the week. It's a great way to burn off some of that energy that always seems to accumulate during breaks as well as get ready for Spring season.
If your player isn't going to be around the entire week, they are welcome to join us for one or a few of the days. Please contact Team Administrator Rich Hollingsworth (firstname.lastname@example.com or 847-748-1452) for the pro-rated amount.
Dates: April 6-10
Time: 9 am-12 pm
Location: Team Evanston's Indoor Facility (2025 W. Dempster Ave.)
Ages: U07-U14 boys & girls
Cost: $250
To register for the camps, please click here to enter the registration system.
All clubs that play in the IWSL and YSSL are required to provide trained Assistant Referees for all U11-U18 home games. Team Evanston is hosting a clinic for anyone who would like to certify as a referee and work the sidelines of our home games.
The clinic will be held at the Levy Center on March 28, 2015.
Please visit our Assistant Referee page for more information.
Please direct questions to our Assistant Referee Coordinator, Rich Hollingsworth, at the contacts below.
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The Winter edition of the Team Evanston Near Post Gazette (the new name for Team Evanston's newsletter) is now available. It features coaches' memories and thoughts about the past season, as well as Club news moving forward.
Click here to access it.
Below are some of the items that have been left behind following training or futsal games. Please take a look if you know your child is missing something - or even if you don't know something is missing!
We also have several warmup jackets and some warmup pants, but many of these do not have names in them. Please take a moment today to make sure that your child/children have their names and/or a phone number inside their TE gear.
All lost and found items can be picked up along the back wall of the facility, including many soccer balls.
Thank you to all parents and players who attended the USWNT watch party on Sunday, February 2nd. We had over 50 attendees and although the US lost to a good France team, plenty of us enjoyed the pizza, root beer, and hanging out. Be sure to follow the USWNT as they prepare for the 2015 World Cup - the remainder of their game schedule can be found here. Finally, a big thank you to Temperance Beer and Chicago Soccer for helping make this event happen.
ESPN/Disney in Orlando Florida hosts a tournament over New Years for elite clubs across the United States, called the Disney Soccer Showcase. Teams must be invited to participate, and each year it attracts hundreds of university soccer coaches to scout players.
This year, Team Evanston sent three teams to the Showcase: the U17 Premier girls team, the U17 Premier boys team, and the U18 Premier boys team. All three played against some of the top competition in the nation.
The U17 girls team won one and lost two, playing teams from Pennsylvania, New York, and Tennessee. Over 40 university scouts were on hand to see the girls play. The U17 boys team played in the Championship level and also went 1-2, competing against top-100 nationally-ranked teams from Georgia, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina. The U18 boys team tied all three games; in their last game, they were up 1-0 against the #16 ranked team in the country before giving up the tying goal in extra time.
Congratulations to all three teams for earning a chance to play in the tournament.
We would like to thank Vanessa DiBernardo and the Chicago Red Stars for an awesome player appearance at our U08-U10 girls practice. Vanessa was on hand to sign autographs, answer questions, give away tickets, and she even participated in some practice games. Check out some of the pictures from Vanessa's appearance. Thank you Vanessa and Chicago Red Stars! Follow the link for more photos.
Through the past Fall 2014 outdoor game season, Team Evanston's teams all competed with determination, many times against top-quality opponents. While often not reflected in their overall won-loss record, teams and players showed improvement, with many teams having notable achievements worth celebrating. Among the highlights:
To all Team Evanston teams, the club applauds your commitment. The ultimate value of soccer is not your won-loss record, but what you learn while striving to improve, and that showed on the pitch this Fall. We can't wait to see your work pay off during the upcoming Winter and Spring seasons. Keep up the good work!
Three Team Evanston girls teams journeyed to St. Louis on Halloween to participate in the St. Louis Scott Gallagher tournament, which brings together some of the top talent in the Midwest.
The Girls U11 Orange team finished as first runner-up in a division containing 14 teams. It was their first out-of-town tournament. Trailing 2-4 in their first game, the girls fought back to score two more and tie the game 4-4. They won their next two games to advance to the semi-finals. There, they battled to a 1-1 tie through regulation and overtime, and clinched the game with a PK. They then lost in the final. Coach Issac is very proud of the girls' performance, including their endurance, playing five games in 2 days.
The U14 Premier team went 2-0-1, but did not advance due to the tie breaker. The U13 Premier team finished 0-2-1 with a come-from-behind indirect kick to tie their last game. Way to go, girls!
Team Evanston hosted the first of a series of Parent Information Nights at the Levy Center on Wednesday, October 29th. Issac began by outlining some recent club successes, then laid outthe club's approach to training structure and curriculum, by age group:
Issac also discussed the club's approach to tournaments. It registers all teams in the same Labor Day and Memorial Day tournament to make it easier on families who have more than one child playing Team Evanston and on coaches, who often coach multiple teams. The club encourages all teams to participate in additional tournaments as well, to gain game experience and to tighten team cohesion and bonding.
Dr. Eric Chehab and Cory Leman, both of the Illinois Bone and Joint Institute, were on hand to discuss ACL injury risks and prevention. ACL injuries require a lengthy and painful rehab and can impair sports participation for the rest of a young athlete's life, so Team Evanston is committed to doing whatever it can to prevent their occurrence. The injury typically occurs when players pivot and generally do not involve contact with other players, and girls are much more susceptible. Prevention includes both conditioning to strengthen the muscles around the knee and training on foot planting, balance, leg flex, and avoiding high-risk situations. Team Evanston coaches have been taught how to conduct this conditioning, and the Club is conferring with experts on additional steps it can take to prevent ACL injuries. Thank you Eric and Cory for taking the time to teach us.
The next parent information meeting will cover concussions.
The Boys U13 Premier team won their division at the Indy Premier Halloween Classic tournament over the weekend of October 25-26, going unbeaten against elite teams from around the Midwest. They played their first game against Team Chicago Rangers in very breezy conditions, taking an early lead that was matched in the second half for a 1-1 tie. They won their second game in a very physical match-up, falling behind 2-1 before a penalty kick and a shot off the crossbar late in the second half gave them a 3-2 victory. After winning their third game on a forfeit by the Indiana Fire Juniors for having players from another roster (the reason our Club is so vigilant about rosters), the boys went into the championship game against Lexington Red from Kentucky. Strong defensive play from Team Evanston kept Kentucky scoreless and they brought home the hardware with a 2-0 victory. Well played, gentlemen!
Boys U13 Premier - Champions!
Team Evanston congratulates the ETHS Freshman A Boys Soccer team, who won the Central Suburban League's South Division outright with an overall record of 15 wins, 3 losses, 4 ties. 17 of the 20 boys on the roster are current or former Team Evanston players. The team was coached by Harold Bailey. Congratulations on a wonderful freshman campaign, boys!
First row (left-to-right): Jordi Amaral, Nathan Pollack, Johnny Trujillo, Gavin Rosengarten, Isaac Diop, Carlo DiBernardo, Aidan Tobin, Edgar Torres Second row (left-to-right): Coach Harold Bailey, Alex Coronel, Jack Caldwell, Elan Shohet-Zabin, Tyler Tomasello, Will Lucas, Jacob Friedman, Miguel Jimenez, Niko Kapetan, Sam Bogan, Nicolas Henriquez, Teddy Dove (not pictured Colin Thompson)
Team Evanston congratulates the ETHS sophomore boys soccer team, who won the Central Suburban League Division with a 12-3-2 record, including a big win over rival New Trier. 17 of the kids on the team are present or past Team Evanston players, and team coach Mark Layne also coached for Team Evanston.
The U17 Girls Premier team, currently ranked 6th in Illinois and 21st in the 14-state IYSA Region 2, has advanced to the semi-finals of the Illinois State Cup, taking on the Oak Brook Inferno on Saturday, October 18th. The winner will play in the State Cup Final on Sunday against the winner of the NSA Lasers/Eclipse Elite game.
This is the team's second visit to the State Cup semi-finals in as many years, having lost to the eventual winner of the State and Regional Cups last year. The Illinois State Cup competition brings together elite teams in the area, with the winner advancing to a Regional and then National Cup. This Fall, the U17 Premier Girls team went 3-0 in the "pool play" round, beating Chicago Fire Juniors West 7-2, #4 ranked Inter Homer Glen 2-0, and Campton United 2-0.
The U17 Girls Premier team has also gone undefeated in Midwest Regional League play this Fall and currently sits atop the bracket, and has been accepted into two highly competitive, prestigious college showcase tournaments, CASL in North Carolina and the Disney Showcase.
The U17 Girls Premier team - with players from 6 different high schools, and 12 of them playing for ETHS - is coached by Branko Savic and consists of Alex Berkley, Emma Carey, Kamari Chisholm, Sheridan Cleave, Caitlin Dalton, Julia Donati, Flower Edington, Kira Favakeh, Madison Gilbreth, Isabel Hart, Julia Kenney, Kate Kremin, Emela Mehicevic, Nora Mertz, K'Tyah Point-Du-Jour, Gabrielle Schwartz, Ashley Steadman, Kaylee Takagishi, and Meghan Ter Molen.
Our Academy program introduces 5-6 year old players to the basic skills of soccer in a fun and exciting environment. The program consists of two sessions per week: eight weeks in the fall and eight weeks in the spring. The first session of each week on Mondays will focus on fundamental skill-building, while the second session on Wednesdays will focus on game-play. It is Team Evanston's belief that the game is the best teacher and our players must be put in that environment weekly.
As part of the registration fee, all Academy players will receive two Team Evanston t-shirts, one pair of socks, one pair of shorts, and a soccer ball on the first day of practice. Players should always bring a bottle of water.
The apartment building next to our indoor facility has lodged complaints with the city that Team Evanston cars are blocking residents' access to their parking spaces. When dropping off and picking up your child, you must enter Greenwood from Dodge and line up on Greenwood heading west, so the line of cars runs east of the facility and are all headed in the same direction. You may not double-park anywhere west of the facility. Please do not enter Greenwood from the west (Hartrey), enter it only from Dodge.
This is mandated by the city – no exceptions!
We are proud to announce that our club will now have Spirit Wear for parents, family members and Team Evanston supporters. Spirit Wear will allow for you to support your son/daughter on the sidelines in Team Evanston attire. Please check out our web page to see all the options, colors and different designs that are available for purchase.


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Lie algebraic theory of geometrical optics and optical aberrations
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A new method, employing Lie algebraic tools, is presented for characterizing optical systems and computing aberrations. It represents the action of each separate element of a compound optical system, including all departures from Gaussian optics, by a certain operator. These operators can then be concatenated, following well-defined rules, to obtain a resultant operator that characterizes the entire system. New insight into the origin and possible correction of aberrations is provided. With some effort, it should be possible to produce, by manual calculations, explicit formulas for the third-, fourth-, and fifth-order aberrations of a general optical system including systems without axial symmetry. With the aid of symbolic manipulation computer programs, it should be possible to compute routinely explicit formulas for aberrations of seventh, eighth, and ninth order, and probably beyond.
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Alex J. Dragt, "Lie algebraic theory of geometrical optics and optical aberrations," J. Opt. Soc. Am. 72, 372-379 (1982)
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- W. R. Hamilton, Trans. R. Irish Acad. 15, 69 (1828); 16, 1(1830); 16, 93 (1831); 17, 1 (1837). Reprinted in The Mathematical Papers of Sir W. R. Hamilton, Vol. I, Geometrical Optics, A. W. Conway and J. L. Synge, eds. (Cambridge U. Press, Cambridge, 1931).
- See, for example, M. Born and E. Wolf, Principles of Optics, 2nd ed. (Macmillan, New York, 1964), pp. 134, 211, 221.
- Matrix methods are described, for example, by K. Halbach, Am. J. Phys., 32, 90 (1964); M. Klein, Optics (Wiley, New York, 1970), p. 84; W. Brouwer, Matrix Methods in Optical Instrument Design (Benjamin, New York, 1964).
- H. Buchdahl, Optical Aberration Coefficients (Dover, New York, 1968); An Introduction to Hamiltonian Optics (Cambridge U. Press, Cambridge, 1970), p. 36. See also the following papers of H. Buchdahl: J. Opt. Soc. Am. 62, 1314 (1972); Optik 37, 571 (1973); 40, 460 (1974); 46, 287 (1976); 46, 393 (1976); 48, 53 (1977).
- R. Courant and D. Hilbert, Methods of Mathematical Physics (Interscience, New York, 1953), Vol. 1, pp. 164–190.
- A. Ghatak and K. Thyagarajan, Contemporary Optics (Plenum, New York, 1978), p. 15.
- There does not seem to be any particularly transparent derivation of this condition in the literature. However, it may be inferred, for example, from H. Goldstein, Classical Mechanics, 2nd ed. (Addison-Wesley, Reading, Mass., 1980), pp. 394–396; E. Salatan and A. Cromer, Theoretical Mechanics (Wiley, New York, 1971), p. 222.
- H. Weyl, The Classical Groups (Princeton U. Press, Princeton, N.J., 1946), p. 165.
- O. Stavroudis, The Optics of Rays, Wavefronts, and Caustics (Academic, New York, 1972), p. 245. This book contains an extensive discussion of optics from a group theoretical perspective. The reader is also referred to the paper of M. Herzberger, Trans. Am. Math. Soc. 53, 218 (1943), for an early discussion of the consequences of what is essentially the symplectic condition.
- A. Dragt and J. Finn, J. Math. Phys. 17, 2215 (1976).
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Despite their various heritages and passports stamped more times than their mom has tats, the Jolie-Pitt clan appear to be as American as apple pie.
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The race for titles is expected to get intense in the Airtel Delhi half-marathon this year and 2006 Commonwealth Games women's 10,000m winner Lucy Wangui Kabuu has a feeling that the keen contest may end up producing a new world record.
The Kenyan, the fastest woman in the field, has won this year's Great North Run with a timing of 67.06. She expressed confidence about her own form and did not rule out bettering her compatriot Mary Keitany's world record of 65.50 set in Ras Al Khamiah in February last.
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"The field is so competitive. So, when everyone is trying her best one may create a new world record," said Lucy here on Friday.
Lucy, who made a comeback to competitive running after a gap of three years, will be backed up by Lydia Cheromei and Doris Changeywo, who recently showed great form in the Great South 10 miler in the United Kingdom.
Defending champion Aselefech Mergia, who defeated Doris for the 10 miler crown following her win at the Dubai marathon, was excited about her fifth visit to Delhi as she was getting ready to claim her third victory here.
"The people, the food, the money – everything is okay here," she said.
Aselefech, who sensationally dropped out in the final km at the Taegu World championship marathon, would be banking on support from her fellow Ethiopians to counter the strong Kenyan field led by Lucy.
The other Ethiopians include last year's runner-up Merima Mohammed, former Worlds silver medallist Aberu Kebede and National record holder Mare Dibaba.
Kenyan Sammy Kitwara, the fastest man in the field, ran a stunning 58:48 in the USA in September this year and was aiming to better the course record of 58.15. He, however, was not concerned about the "hot weather" of Delhi.
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January 25th, 2014, 07:11 PM | #1 |
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Furnace Humidifier leaking
I cleaned the A-coil in my furnace a few months back and since then the humidifier has been leaking, it seems with the improved airflow it blows or sucks the water inward into the return duct and leaking on the floor.
I don't think it ever had this issue in the past. I did replace the wick filter last year or the year before and it looks fine. I tried the different settings on it to reduce the airflow but it leaks in each setting. It is a Humidaire FH 182H Any help is appreciated. |
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January 25th, 2014, 08:12 PM | #4 |
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January 25th, 2014, 10:27 PM | #6 |
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Not 100% on that model but many humidifier pads can be installed upside down, a lot of them are directional and are designed so that the water keep getting directed to the inside of the pad, put it in upside down and the water goes to the outside and will leak.
Aprilaire pads are this way, they have a paint dot on them that goes up, if they get put in upside down they leak, we get calls every year from people that make that mistake. |
January 26th, 2014, 09:55 AM | #8 |
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Drain tube is clear.
And the pad is installed correct side up. I tried flipping it around with the same end up and no change. Its only leaking from the increased airflow as the A-coil was covered in a layer of filth. I have it turned down low enough that the valve does not allow water to flow into it. |
February 13th, 2014, 11:13 PM | #11 |
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Bumping this after running across the same thing a week ago.
The humidaire pad isn't readily available so many people have used a general pad, this worked fine until the design of the general pad was changed slightly and now using a general pad will cause it to leak, at least in some cases. |
February 23rd, 2014, 07:33 PM | #13 |
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I should just order a new one from the company that made the humidifier and try it I guess. |
February 23rd, 2014, 10:23 PM | #15 |
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Does it have a metal frame across the top? If so you might be able to simply cut it out, the water hits the frame instead of the pad and leaks. google image a general pad and a humidaire pad and I think you will see what I mean. The older general pads had a different design and worked OK in those humidifiers.
February 24th, 2014, 10:28 AM | #16 |
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Flow through style? Make sure pad and everything is mountted properly and that the drain tube is clear and draining freely. There should be a damper to close for summer time, so if you think it's an air flow issue, close that damper down some.
March 1st, 2014, 06:54 PM | #17 | |
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Its gotta be the pad, that is what I am going to try. It was fine until I cleaned the A-coil, with the improved airflow it started sucking it into the return duct. |
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They are all pronounced like Renee, Im just not sure I like the two e's in a roll in the original spelling, but love the way it sounds!
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Renee | 67% (18 votes) |
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I like the original spelling. Renee.
posted by guest: Tracy :: 2009-01-13 20:43:11 | report
Renee or Renae or Renay, but I think Renee is best!
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Mine is Renee' with the accent on the last e, everyone likes it.
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Have you considered the spelling it Ranea? I have a friend who spells it like that.
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However unique way you spell it, it's still just Renee. Stick with the original.
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Beautiful name! I think it should be spelled Renae but whatever you would like ! GL and God Bless!
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Bad for Europe? No, bad for europhiles, eurocrats and the eussr; but good for common sense, national and European identity, European culture and European diversity.
Ironic, perhaps, that the French should precipitate the downfall of the European nightmare. But in a sense, altogether fitting that the rot should be exterminated from within.
I rejoice at every step european unity takes towards the precipice of failure.
perhaps this newspaper would benefit from a little more - at least apparent - objectivity and a less conformist attitude; politicians are supposed to protect their people, not their investors... bearing that in mind only austerity is NOt the way to go
The very serious media do seem to be having a serious fit of the vapors over Mr Hollande.
What happened to this newspaper? This is beyond right-wing crap, it's downright imbecile. Whenever there's something bound to change in the EU nowadays, you stand firmly against it. And you're constantly proven wrong. Shouldn't you learn out of it?
I strongly believe Sarkozy's extremist programme is much more liable to crack the alliance than Hollande's lack of it. Hollande can be herded towards a better result, whereas Sarkozy is less likely to submit to such enterprise.
Te Economist obviously wants the Eurozone to crack up, since that would be the best thing for the UK. It is in Britain's interest for the EU to be dissolved, especially if there are no British fingerprints on the failure.
Possibly the best thing for Europe as a whole --the joint currency and single interest rate has been a failure under this current stress test.
The "best thing" for Europe depends entirely on what your vision of Europe is. If you see Europe as purely a geographic area filled with independent nation-states, then a breakup is the best thing. If you share Jacques Delours vision of Europe as a single world-ruling superpower, more potent than the USA and the USSR combined, then a breakup is very bad. Francois Hollande was just elected, and he is likely to force the Germans into a quick decision to commit themselves to one or the other vision of Europe. The slow-motion recessionary train wreck of the Eurozone will soon be over.
This may come as a shock, but there is a difference between the Economist and the Daily Mail.
It would be a wonderful victory for Sarkozy tomorrow, and a well merited lesson for certain media who have never bothered to conceal their partisanism. It would be a good lesson for Hollande who from the start of being nominated by his party, has always behaved as if he is already President of France.
Hollande should at least start by having some experience as a minister. He would also benefit by a sharp lesson in humility. To believe he can appear on the scene, a last minute over-inflated substitute, to be qualified to assume the responsibilities of head of State is neither reasonable nor serious. It is all the more unreasonable when the socialist candidate seems to have cheated by avoiding to unveil how he intends to finance his projects, and by his manner of hiding behind a sectarian ideology that has already clearly showed in its time, not only its limitations, but the fact that it has never worked satisfactorily.
Sarkozy said it himself. "It's not a choice between two candidates..."
I's a choice between a man of conviction, resolute and experienced, and a dishonest, sectarian ideology. An ideology that instead of creating a promised Utopia, only manages to finally create a dystopia.
"I's a choice between a man of conviction, resolute and experienced, and a dishonest, sectarian ideology. An ideology that instead of creating a promised Utopia, only manages to finally create a dystopia."
Agreed. If Hollande is elected France will descend into the abyss. Across the country the dead will rise from their eternal sleep and attack the living.
Only Sarkozy the Zombie slayer, whose exploits are known by all living free men, can stand against this doom.
For France, for Freedom, for Justice and for the Human Race. Amen.
Hollande can't get a ministerial experience if no socialist is elected as president.
I fail to see how Sarkozy can be considered as a "man of conviction". Or rather, many people think that he is somewhat a man of convictions that appear strong but regularly change and are seldom followed by acts.
The problem with both candidates is that you have to believe they won't actually do what they promise if they get elected (protectionism and xenophobic policies for Sarkozy, more public spending for Hollande) and that's really dispiriting.
Of course Sarkozy is a man of conviction. It's exactly this that keeps him going. When he was elected he was determined to get positive results, and two or three months later Europe was hit by the economical tidal wave.
If Hollande had the responsibility of governing then, the present situation would be far worse, and he wouldn't stand a chance of being re-elected. The fact that Sarkozy stands a good chance, even if it's on a razor's edge, and despite the anti-sarkozyism orchestrated by certain media for quasi five years, speaks for itself.
Hollande won't be able to do anything. He's hobbled by his communist partner Melénchon. He's limited by his own dated ideologies. The only thing he can do is raise taxes generally.
He won't be interested in trying to stimulate innovation and enterprise, and encourage French companies to be more competitive on European and world markets. One reason why is because there are four words in that last sentence that don't figure in the socialist vocabulary.
Failing to show how he would finance his projects should alarm the electorate enough that such "reticence" would hurt Hollande. When Sarah Palin was running for vice president of the U.S. four years ago, she promised that the budget would be balanced within two years—an outrageous claim that no one else in the McCain camp was making. Naturally, the promise was a laughingstock and only further ensured Obama's victory.
This is the way an electorate should treat such insults to their intelligence, not by giving them the benefit of the doubt.
I agree with you, but France seems to be the exception to the rule, as the results show. It's not a glorious victory, and as virtually half the French population are adverse to being governed by sectarians that are also answerable to the extreme left, it's not going to be easy for Hollande to pretend to represent the French as a whole and thus reunite the population. He also seems to be intent (already) on rocking the Franco-German boat, which may produce negative results regarding the interests of Europe right now.
In principle a President must be greater than the political colour he represents, but
this doesn't appear to be the case regarding Hollande.
Maybe the interested media can claim victory even more than Hollande. They are delighted and don't seem to have any reservations about the outcome, after having denigrated one and promoted the other, quite openly. But they will also be accountable for their lack of impartiality if Hollande turns out to be a bad bet.
Perhaps the experience is 'le mal nécessaire' to undermine a absurd, dated sectarian ideology that no longer has any reason of being. For if Hollande does fail, the foundations of French socialism will also be weakened, hopefully beyond all limits of restoration.
Naturally it's not going to be easy for the new President, and he hasn't the luxury of time for any trials and errors.
As soon as possible he has to convince the French as a whole, the Europeans, and the entire world, that 51.62% of the French population were right to elect him.
He declares that he wishes to be judged on what he does for "la justice et la jeunesse", but he will obviously be judged for everything he does, or doesn't do, beginning with spurring the economy and reducing unemployment. He must assume responsibilities which were never the specialities of the socialist party he has always extolled.
Hopefully he'll even succeed, then we can say how wrong we were. Better that than have to say- 'on vous avait bien prévenu..'
What a piece of right winged shit.
what a wonderfully insightful comment.
Could you remain polite , in order to respect the others blogers and the Journal , even if you have opposite opinion
Debts aren't left wing or right wing. If Mr Hollande wants to ignore Germany and the markets, he needs to return the trillion Euros he owes them.
Hollande not even a public figure. A man of no exüerience. And of the utmost insignificance
Mr. Hollande a dangerous man?
I totally disagree and ask myself when a hell the conservatives and financial tied world in the UK and France would definitely live in the 21st century and not in the 19th one?
Anywhere in world there are conservatives and progressists. Why that should it be different in France? In France the progressist leading party is called Socialist party, the labour party in the UK, and so what?? How would you call the most capitalist country in the world ever, in continental China?? Communist?
Also, in 60 years of French 5th constitution rules, there was only ONE socialist president. And before French president Mitterrand was elected, the conservatives flew with bags full of cash to Switzerland because the Russian army was supposed to control of France!! Your comments on M. Hollande being dangerous proceeds of the same "pensée unique" and narrowed minded clichés. This is dangerous instead.
Also, during the period of the ONLY progressist presidency of M. Mitterand, France knew the best results at the CAC 40 stock exchange ; balanced public expenditures and positive commercial balance...Under M. Chirac and Sarkozy's presidency, this is total the reverse and even worse with Mr. Sakozy !
So is Mr. Hollande still dangerous?? Why Mr. Sarkozy is not dangerous knowing all corruption and frauds issues that he bears on his shoulders? We are facing here in France a major incompetence and anti liberal issues with Mr. Sarkozy , helping his close richest friends and maintaining anti competition measures to protect them ...
France has huge economics and financial reserves and provisions should a more competent and strong headed man become the new president : (France is spending huge amounts by tens of Billions Euros in trying to become nuclear power nation , Billions to build and maintain a secret nuclear simulation lab , building nuclear plane carriers that lose their propeller just a few days after leaving the harbor, paying billions of income taxes rebates to the richest even when some of them are saying they don't need it and would be ready to pay more taxes, maintaining plethoric council, regional, national representants, plethoric senior civil servants, plethoric education world where a mere half out of total are effectively teaching... an average 16 hours a week.. Etc.. etc...
So I feel confident Mr. Hollande would definitely be much better off and take Europe out of this "Liberal incompetent" world we are now… The Danger would definitely be to see Mr. Sarkozy re elected...
Sarkozy often used a rhetoric that is now attributed to Hollande. He repeatedly tried to make ECB more dependent on the French and other governments. The EU is largely the work of a Socialist, Jacques Delors. If Zapatero and Socrates were disasters to their countries, so was Karamanlis to Greece. In view of the growth of the pro-growth movement, led by M. Krugman, a shift from Sarkozy to Hollande an a revision of the fiscal pact might not be the catastrophe prophesized by the Economist.
This is a collateral effect of the collapse of the communism. All moves to the right and now even Hollande looks rather dangerous to The Economist. Astonishing
Dangerous people, populace received of course, are sometimes needed as mainsttream medicine. Newspapers populist stances rarely go for the dangerous. History shows that philosophical folly. Vote 1 danger and change the politics of business as usual!
Vague familiarity with the candidates' programs shows that it is Sarkozy who wants to change nothing. And Hollande, who proposes change. So the entire article is built on a false premise. And why Sarko, a weak mind, belongs to his sarcophagi.
Yes, Sarko did not change anything, breaking his electoral promises of leading France out of the State Capitalism model and releasing the energies of her society. Almost certainly Hollande can do a better job, even tiny steps will be better than nothing.
The problem is that both French Right and French Left love State Capitalism, for distinct reasons. In Brazil we have the same sort of consensus, selling Petrobras (the largest oil company) or Banco do Brazil (the largest bank), selling railways, ports or airports, ending the gigantic bureaucracy, all this is unthinkable. Instead of Louis XIV and Napoleon one has here the heritage of the State monopolies of the House of Avis XV century kings. The consequence for Brazil is the same, our growth during the last decade was ridiculous, equal to the average of Latin America. Brazil is the ethernal country of the future. Cardoso made slightchanges in that consensus and sold some mining, telephonic and electrical companies, but Lula did not dare/wish doing anything like that. Perhaps Hollande will, forced by circunstances, be more akin to Cardoso than to Lula. Let's hope!
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I do not believe that Sarkozy loves state capitalism. And the love of France for state capitalism is much exaggerated. For example the French Post office is privatized, not so the American one.
In the USA many giant "private" companies are little more than wards of the state. Northrop is an example: it was able to sell subsonic bombers at two billion dollars apiece. Yes, two billions. Many of the private companies trying to make money out of space access, are heavily subsidized.
The entire "private" healthcare industry is ward of the state. At least half of its business is with the state (most with Medicare).
Sarkozy's failure was trickle down economy. Be nice to the rich, the rich shall reward you well, say the naive, and they twitch.
Now Sarkozy insists that it was a "lie" and a "calumny" to say that it's all what his policy amounted to. Not satisfied with the previous invectives, he called Hollande a "little calumniator" for suggesting as much.
The way I look at it:
1) the "free" market, private capitalism, is a playground set, regulated, protected by the state. It furthers economic activity by exciting the profit motive (having more than the other guy).
If the hormonal situation is such that having more is dwarfed by other motives, the free market is irrelevant. This is what happens in case of very serious, invasive, war. Brazil, to my knowledge, just as the USA, has never known such a war.
France has known many such invasions. Even before the Huns, monstrously crushed in 451 CE. They have modified the national character.
2) State capitalism insures the safety of the state. It was always strong in France, following the greatest Roman tradition. The argument can easily be made that, because of a plutocratically induced collapse of the tax base, Rome was invaded precisely because the Roman state collapsed first.
The USA has also an enormous state capitalism. The weapon making part of the American military-industrial complex is nominally private, but it's the equivalent of Roman weapon manufacturing.
The free market is a luxury. State capitalism, the real thing.
3) There is even a higher, ultimate system. Economy is managing a house. Bottom line, it has nothing to do with money. Money, too, is a luxury. Barter and mandates can do it all. That's how Athens built a fleet capable of resisting Persia, how the roman republic rose, how Diocletian re-established the Roman empire, it's how the Inca empire functioned, it's how president FDR stabilized the economy of the USA in the 1930s, and how the war effort, after 1941, re-established it.
Those who believe in money first could have looked at FDR's budget in December 1941, and say that the USA could not afford one more aircraft carrier. Instead, the USA's command economy built dozens, and thousands of other ships, let alone more than 400,000 aircraft.
Right now the problem is that the state has been captured by banksters, and their servants. The solution is not to get out of that nightmare, with better dreams. It is to wake up, and use force to roll back that plutocratic tsunami. Starting with its ideology is how it will be done. Hollande's 75% taxation above one million euro income is a good start to strike terror in those who believe too much in the Golden Calf.
Right now the problem is not too much state, it's not enough democratic state.
Very odd. Austerity didn't work in the thirties, why should it work now?
Also, in 2000-20100 the Germans broke the 3 percent rule repeatedly, why should the French or the Dutch be held to this? Goose, gander etc.
That's the way the Hipcrime vocabulary defines LOGIC: The principle governing human intelligence. Its nature may be deduced from examining the two following propositions, both of which are held by human beings to be true and often by the same people: "I can't so you mustn't," and "I can but you mustn't."
To those who still believe it the false slogan of "you can't spend your way of a deficit", I'd like to say:
1. Oh really? Why not?
2. Yes you can, because it's not SPENDING but investing,
3. You can't get yourself out of a crisis by being a penny pincher, either.
It is hilarious to witness the "austerians" at the Economist bemoaning the impending socialist victory in France. My answer to them is simple - Argentina. When Argentina booted the IMF and its austerity measures out and defaulted on its debt, what happened? The answer is that its economy took off with growth rates between 5-10% annually. Now they have nationalized their largest oil company - to the delight of most Argentinians. Socialism is a triumph in Argentina and Cristina Fernandez Kirshner won the last election there by 40%. Eat your heart out capitalist ruling class and its mouthpiece, The Economist.
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Typical vacuous right wing response. Note the complete lack of substance, the inability to deal with the issues I raised, longman333's pure ad hominem rhetoric, misspellings and bad grammar. Perhaps the comment line at Fox would be more suitable for him.
Typical vacuous right wing response. Note the complete lack of substance, the inability to deal with the issues I raised, longman333's pure ad hominem rhetoric, misspellings and bad grammar. Perhaps the comment line at Fox would be more suitable for him.
Typical vacuous right wing response. Note the complete lack of substance, the inability to deal with the issues I raised, longman333's pure ad hominem rhetoric, misspellings and bad grammar. Perhaps the comment line at Fox would be more suitable for him.
France wake up!!!, be carefull with Socialists, look what we have in Spain with the ignorante Zapatero
Read this article too:
Check this one also from WSJ :
Between xenophobia/protectionism and social democracy. I'll rather go for the later which seems far less dangerous.
Rather funny to see how even The Economist succumbs to 2012 apocalyptic theories. One more piece of proof that crises drive catastrophic thinking.
The French, like everyone else, are voting for change. Most, if not all, incumbent governments through the crisis, have fallen.
It is rather logical, by the way, with the way human beings behave, and has little to do with politics. I bet the percentage of the electorate that reads the political programs is well below 10%... not that they are very worthy reading, true.
Also, Mr. Hollande, like most politicians, will do what he is told to do. After some kind of gesture towards his "left" electorate, he will obey Mrs. Merkel, the banks, and the crazy anglosaxon capitalists with their stupid pseudoscientific theories of economy, that have partly been a cause of the crisis, and consistently failed to predict anything ever (still laughing at the rating agencies and their AAA for Madoff as he was being driven to prison. I wonder why we pay any attention to them).
Even the stupidest socialist (sorry for the redundancy) in recent years, our Spanish nightmare Zapatero, ended up applying policies, in his last two years, that put him well to the right of the previous conservative government by Aznar.
We are seeing just another wave of adjustment to the world's economy, and we will get out with hard work and less greed, and there's no other way. I only hope this time we have learnt from the past century and don't end up in some crazy wars.
Mao Tse Tung loved to described his enemies' acts of picking up rocks and dropping them on their feet. It's so fitting to describe the mentality of voters in the so-called western democracies.
It happened in the United States and France is no exception. They thought that Bush was bad and McCain was bad so they picked Obama. Now the French is rooting for Hollande as if socialism were the solution but not the problem.
What is wrong with Sarkozy is the fact that he is no Ronald Reagan, far from it. He was wishy-washy and never had the gut to take out the unions like Ronald Reagan did. He was never a pro-growth person and he did not have a vision to rid France of it basic problem in socialism.
Now the French want Hollande i.e. more socialism as if he would do a better job than Sarkozy. Well, what can I say. Stupid is as stupid does.
One more thing. God would not help those who do not help themselves. If you Frenchmen think that the Germans would come to your rescue. Good luck!!
I'm not sure "so-called" means what you think it means.
he means that we we're not real democracies, which certainly goes for america.
In order to finally end the French love affair with socialism, a Hollande presidency is necessary.
You are 1001% correct in your foresight.
Here is hoping that it wont take too long for them to understand that higher spending and taxes are a dead end.
As a Portuguese, I know very well what the socialist (?) policies did here in Portugal. Hope that in France Mr Hollande will be not elected in order to avoid the French something like what happened here...
The world market would drop precipitously on May 7th if Hollande were elected. Mark my words.
P.S. Haven't you heard that Merkel wanted to talk to the new French president right away? Well, probably lecture is the proper word. So to you Frenchmen, don't cry over spilled milk in the morning of May 7th. It will be too late, way too late.
In my opinion Monsieur Hollande is not a good option for France and Europe. Dont they have somebody else? Sarkozy is for sure the most predictable candidate. Markets like predictability, calmness and I think that this election should bring some peace to the center of Europe.
Sarkozy predictable... You're joking I hope. Aren't you?
Of course, Sarco is the most predictable for his unpredictable nature!
The last five years showed us how Mr Sarkozy will govern in next cadency.
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The FARC, or Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, has been fighting the government in a jungle and urban conflict that has killed more than 200,000 people in the five decades since it began as a peasant movement seeking land reform.
The partial accord may clear the way for FARC to enter Colombian politics, which chief government negotiator Humberto de la Calle said would provide a "new democratic opening" and cement peace after an end of conflict.
"Never again politics and weapons together," he said.
Like other Latin American guerrilla groups, the FARC aspires to become a political party if a peace deal is signed.
"We are completely satisfied with what we have agreed on the point of political participation," FARC leader Ivan Marquez told Reuters. "We are doing well. In no other peace process have we advanced as much as we have here in Havana. We have taken an important step in the right direction to end the conflict and to achieve a real democracy in Colombia."
President Juan Manuel Santos, criticized heavily by the opposition for negotiating with the rebels, has been eager to show progress after a year of talks that had until now yielded only incomplete agreement on the first of a five-point agenda.
"These are real, positive advances toward a final agreement . . . through which we will break once and for all the link between politics and weapons," he said in a televised address.
"Today I am much more convinced that peace is possible," Santos said.
He dismissed the idea of a pause in peace talks before congressional and presidential elections next year, insisting they instead "accelerate" after making new progress.
Wednesday's development will likely lift Santos' popularity and provide momentum should he decide by the Nov. 25 deadline to seek a second presidential term in elections next May. Many believe a second term hinges on progress in the peace talks.
The center-right Santos has seen his approval ratings slump in the last few months, partly due to the perception that he has offered too many concessions to the rebels in return for little.
Partial accord has been reached on land reform from an agenda that also includes reparation to the FARC's victims, tackling Colombia's drug trade, and an end to fighting.
Santos said Wednesday's agreement foresaw extra transitional political representation in Congress for areas that have suffered the most violence and a special security regime for the exercise of political power, without saying what that entailed.
The slow pace of talks left many believing the latest effort would fail as had previous attempts to end the bloodshed.
Recent photos of FARC leaders smoking cigars and relaxing on a boat in Cuba drew anger from Colombians upset that the rebels have continued to bomb and kill while apparently enjoying their time in Havana.
Such sensitivity comes from experience. The last peace effort ended in shambles and yielded a stronger FARC.
In 1999 former President Andres Pastrana ceded the rebels a safe haven the size of Switzerland to promote talks. But they took advantage of the breathing space to train fighters, build more than 25 airstrips to fly drug shipments, and set up prison camps to hold hostages.
The two sides are unlikely to reveal many details of the agreement, but Colombians will be looking for clues on how much government negotiators have offered the rebels and how they will pay for their crimes.
Many will be unwilling to accept FARC leaders being given seats in congress - as the rebels have demanded — without first receiving jail terms and then passing through the electoral process.
While most Colombians are desperate to see an end to the war, initial euphoria over negotiations has worn off as many doubt talks will soon reach a successful end.
"Even though the agreement is partial, what was announced today is a defeat to those who have sought to darken or end the peace process and constitutes a strong basis to believe we could reach a definitive peace," Ivan Cepeda, a leftist congressman, said.
Opposition leaders like former President Alvaro Uribe are furious that the FARC has tried to dictate government policy while it continues to bomb economic infrastructure and kill civilians and military personnel.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 27— Facing signs of a rapidly expanding refugee crisis in Afghanistan and neighboring countries, the Bush administration said today that it was joining an urgent United Nations effort to raise $584 million in food and other assistance during the next six months.
As the United States has built up its military forces in the region, thousands of Afghans, panicked and anticipating an American attack, have begun leaving their homes and trying to cross borders into neighboring Iran and Pakistan. Each country already holds more than a million Afghans displaced by four years of drought and two decades of war.
The Bush administration's figure is more than double the amount mentioned on Wednesday by Ruud Lubbers, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, who issued an appeal for $252 million, saying, ''These figures are the worst case scenario, but then we must simply be prepared for the worst.''
This morning, United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan said the ''desperate plight of the civilian Afghan population'' required donor nations to be prepared to assist up to 7.5 million people either in flight from war or suffering from lack of food and drinking water in refugee camps in Pakistan and Iran.
''Innocent civilians should not be punished for the actions of their government,'' Mr. Annan said. ''The world is united against terrorism. Let it be equally united in protecting and assisting the victims of emergencies and disasters.''
The crisis appeared to be giving some pause to Bush administration officials considering military strikes against targets associated with Osama bin Laden, his Al Qaeda network and the ruling Taliban government in Afghanistan. In several public statements senior officials have taken note of the palpable fear that American military operations might lead to the deaths of more Afghan civilians than the number of people killed in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the United States.
The deployment of more than 50 B-52 and B-1 bombers and other forces to the region reinforced these concerns.
''Many people in the coalition care about this,'' Richard Boucher, the State Department spokesman, said today. He added that the planning the administration is doing to reduce starvation and to aid refugees as they face the hardship of winter and ''any other disruptions that might occur'' shows that any military operations are ''not against the Afghan people.''
Mr. Boucher said that all international assistance in the Taliban-controlled areas of the country -- about 90 percent of Afghanistan -- ''has largely been suspended at this point.'' Transportation systems ''have broken down'' and food stocks ''for an estimated two million people may run out in two to three weeks.''
Earlier in the day, Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage told NBC's ''Today'' show that, ''If it becomes necessary to use military action'' the fact ''that we're also providing for the sustenance, and indeed in some cases, the shelter of Afghan citizens, makes the point that we're after terrorists and murderers and not interested in waging a war on the Afghani people.''
But Mr. Armitage rejected any suggestion that by using military force against Afghanistan, the Bush administration ran the risk of making things worse.
''Oh, I don't know how it could be made much worse,'' he said. ''The Taliban themselves have been repressive of their own people. And as far as I'm concerned, they've been using food as a weapon against other Afghanis.''
Mr. Lubbers and other United Nations officials warned that conditions in Afghanistan had already pushed much of the population to the brink of starvation. He said countries must be prepared for an additional 1.5 million refugees should civil conflict spread and order break down as a result of military operations.
Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain, speaking outside 10 Downing Street, said, ''Just as we have built a political and military coalition'' now ''we have also to build a humanitarian coalition to deal with the humanitarian crisis in that region.''
In Japan, Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi gave an order to mobilize a flight of C-130 cargo planes to transport relief supplies to Pakistan for transport to Afghan refugee camps on its border.
Russia, too, expressed growing concerns about a potential exodus of civilians into southern Tajikstan, which has itself been stricken by drought and famine.
Donor nations who are part of the Afghan Support Group met in Berlin to try to fashion a rescue plan. Mr. Armitage indicated that the United States is pressing to ensure that any food distribution plan is carried out ''in a manner that does not allow this food to fall into the hands of the Taliban.'' He did not explain how that could be done, but Mr. Boucher suggested that food could be distributed in refugee camps and areas not controlled by the Taliban .


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