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Disclaimer: This is my opinion. And for the record, because the decision to keep or fire Rich Rodriguez is completely out of my hands, I no longer have an opinion on the subject. I trust the people in charge and will go with whatever decision they make. Unlike most of these other diaries, this has no statistics. They just aren't my thing. I warn you, this is long. It is basically my rationale for being rational. Take it for what it is worth... Thanks.
After the Ohio State beatdown, I was angry and wanted RR fired. Sunday I was too angry about the Wiki Leaks guy so I cooled down a little bit. On Monday, after seeing Denard Robinson win the Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year award, I've cooled down significantly and am looking at things more rationally, but not delusionally by any means.
Rich Rodriguez has done a terrible job coaching this team his first three years. When his WVU DC wasn't coming, he should have kept Ron English because he doesn't know shit about defense and/or the Big Ten. Ron English wasn't the greatest DC, but he was young, had energy and the respect of the kids that we had. RR should have adjusted his offense to Threet's talents, but he either didn't know how or was too stubborn. Then comes Tate, played well but he was a Freshman - what did you expect? Then Denard played flat out amazing but still he was a first year starter (Who won Big Ten OPOY). The defense? Can't honestly say Greg or Shafer are terrible coordinators or RR is a moron for forcing a system and staff upon them (or both). Either way, the entire coaching has failed when it comes to tackling. Every football player needs to know how to tackle with proper form. Offense on turnovers, special teams, and obviously defense. That is a fundamental. RR needs to give up on his defense philosophy and fire his friend Tony Gibson. On special teams, the kicking game is partly RR's fault, but Gibbons was a bust. Hagerup is great. Poor tackling on returns - that is mostly on Tony Gibson and partly on the other coaches for not teaching this fundamental football move. I don't know if they break down special teams film to look at teams blocking schemes on special teams, but uh, it didn't look like it. The injuries in 2010 really hurt, especially on defense and in our run game. Red zone turnovers by a first year starter at QB really killed us in some of those games, too.
It's a real conundrum we are in. Fire him and somewhat start over with a new guy, although I think the transition wouldn't be as bad as 2008 with a coach that isn't as stubborn as RR. Or say that for the first time, we have a returning QB that has proved he is electric. A stable of great WRs and RBs, many who are upperclassmen. Solid OL. Solid incoming recruits. Defense returning from an injury plagued year with many young players that had on the job training and game experience that will have an entire new staff running their own that is actually effective in defending Big Ten offenses (that is a MUST if RR stays). If RR can't handle an autonomous defense, then he is not all in for Michigan and should be fired. You want to build the best program in America right? Then bring in the best Defensive Coordinator and Staff you can find and let them do it their way, the same way you do it with your offense.
I pity David Brandon for having to make this decision. It basically makes or breaks his legacy as an AD. (And could have an impact on his political future, who knows.) Fans, media and former players all calling for the coach's head. Does he succumb to their demands? Does he see what I stated above and say "One More Year?" If he gives him another year and we have great season in 2011, he is a genius. T shirts will be made, "Patience is a virtue? No - David Brandon is patience." If we flop, he is a chump with no credibility.
In 2008 when Rich Rodriguez was hired, there were people who didn't like him. 3-9? More people didn't like him. First NCAA violations in program history? More. 5-7? More. 7-5 with poundings by Big Ten's elite? Even more. And it's hard to argue against those people, it has not been pretty or fun by any means. And then there are the people who stood by the coach no matter what, because he was the Michigan coach. As long as they always pulled for Michigan to win, these groups are the same - just passionate Michigan fans with strong opinions. And today, there is a supposed divide amongst the Michigan faithful. FIRE HIM NOW and WAIT AND SEE. These groups are also one in the same - one views the glass half full, the other half empty. The WAIT AND SEE group is no doubt angry with the way this coach has mismanaged and poorly coached his way into a hole in the job of a lifetime and straight up dragged Michigan through the mud. With all the drama and losing the past couple years, they still ask for patience because they want to see where this thing goes when some stability is involved (minus the defensive coaches =)..) The FIRE HIM NOW group wants to...well..FIRE HIM NOW. And you can't really blame them for feeling this way after the past few seasons. At the same time, as much as they were saddened, angered and frustrated by watching the games we lost, they can't tell me that they weren't thrilled watching Denard Robinson go apeshit on Notre Dame or the defense coming through in 3OT against Illinois. I know you can argue that all the wins, yards and points came against lesser opponents, a back-up QB at ND and vs. UCONN, Bowling Green. You can argue that we played close games against bad teams. (We did, FCS UMASS 42-37 are you kidding me?) You can argue that we were not even close in any of our losses, and that most yards and points came in on clean-up duty defenses. Once again, you are probably right. You don't even have to argue about the defense. However, you can't argue against the fact that our offense has shown flashes of being unstoppable and that the defense was plagued by freak injuries that forced inexperienced players, young and old, to play in games they had no business seeing the field in. We are stuck between a rock and a hard place. If you want the coach to stay for one more year, you should be able to support him and still agree that he has done a horrendous job thus far and excuses about the cupboard being bare aren't applicable anymore. You should demand he stays away from the defense. If you want him fired now, ask yourself this question. If you could turn the page and take a peek as to what 2011 holds for Michigan Football with Rich Rodriguez, would you be curious enough to take a look? If you would, then maybe your mind isn't as made up as you thought it was.
A case for Cam Gordon
I think it's time to take a break from the endless coaching debate. There are individuals under the illusion that there is no one talented on this defense at all. To that I take objection, there are many players( besides Mike Martin) that i believe will be great. One of those players is Cam Gordon. While many of you may chuckle at this assertion, i sometimes wonder if we are watching the same games. I see a player that is making plays, but does make mistakes. I mean this is to be expected out of a freshmen position switch guy. Believe Cam is indicative of the defense in general, very talented, but prone to the mistakes of inexperience.
I have previously stated my disdain for stats, I believe that stats often present logical fallacies. The numbers point to an outcome, but then are confounded by a different outcome altogether. However, because statistics are the coin of the realm I shall expose my coin purse ( pun intended ). All of my stats are compiled by cfbstats.com .
I am using Cam Gordon as factoid, and for purposes i will be comparing him to Linebackers, most notably to OLB. This is do to the lack of comparable nomenclature to the position that he plays currently in the 335, and most common 3-4, 4-3 defenses ( I believe that his ultimate position will be OLB at some point anyways, he has the frame to grow into that position).
The consensus pick for best big ten linebacker is greg jones. So i took a look at Greg Jones' Freshmen year stats. http://www.cfbstats.com/2007/player/416/1009826/index.html now lets look at Cam Gordons http://www.cfbstats.com/2010/player/418/1024821/index.html Jones comes in with 78 tackles, and 4.5 sacks. While Cam Gordon comes in at 73 tackles, and 2 picks ( with 1 game left to play). Now lets look directly at the OLB position. According to Espn the number one OLB that will be drafted is Akeem ayers of UCLA. Let's take a look at his Freshmen numbers. http://www.cfbstats.com/2008/player/110/1008517/index.html he comes in with 43 tackles and 5 sacks.
With this data in hand, i would draw the following conclusion: For a freshmen season, Cam Gordon seems to be on par with the best at his position, and likewise if we only analyzed these players in their freshmen years under the lens of having no potential for growth, then might these players get the same aspersions cast against them that Cam Has? I believe the future for Mr. Gordon like this defense in general is bright, they are just a young team, and They are likely to get better. Is this a logical Fallacy? You be the judge, but the evidence is there to point out otherwise.
P.S. I forgot to mention that these players started all games of their freshmen seasons just like Cam Gordon.
MGoBoard: "'Should we keep Rodriguez?' 'Yes.'"
About five weeks ago, I took two polls after the loss to Penn State. The results were not too surprising, but I felt that it would be interesting to see what the board thinks after all of the ANGAR. Well there has been a large amount of ANGAR after the game on Saturday, so I conducted another poll. Admittedly, the loss was probably too fresh in our minds, but I was impatient, and I wanted to see if all of you really wanted to keep this guy. There have been several hundred responses to each survey, and I really appreciate everyone taking the time to do this.
The answer is yes, MGoBoard still wants Rich Rodriguez to coach Michigan again in 2011
After the Penn State game (with the assumption of a 7-5 record), I asked if Michigan should retain Rich Rodriguez as head coach.
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After the game this weekend, the responses were not quite as steadfast in their support of Rodriguez, but there is still a clear majority in favor of retaining Rodriguez. Apparently 7-5 looked better five weeks ago than it does now, and the way that the games were won or lost were probably not exactly what most of us had envisioned at that point, although nobody thought that Michigan would beat Wisconsin (88% thought that Michigan would lose) or Ohio State (85%).
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GERG is not as lucky as Rodriguez however. The responses to asking if Michigan should retain Greg Robinson weren't shocking.
Five weeks ago:
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I think we're pretty clear on this. Needless to say, MGoBoard wants Greg Robinson to resign, retire, or be fired. I think the consensus is that Rich Rodriguez will need to completely overhaul his defensive coaching staff, starting at the top, make a good hire this time, and give the defensive coordinator free reign in personnel, strategic, and recruiting decisions. Greg Robinson has failed here (and it was not entirely his fault), but we're fed up with the performance on defense and we think it's time for a change.
The other four questions that I asked were pretty consistent in their responses, but yet again, there was less of a clear cut majority. Keep in mind that most of the responses in the previous polls were largely given with the assumption that Michigan would not beat Illinois and finish 6-6.
Has Michigan shown enough improvement in Rich Rodriguez's tenure?
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Can Michigan eventually succeed under Rodriguez?
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Would Michigan be better off with Rodriguez as head coach in 2011 than without?
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Take a guess: Will Michigan retain Rich Rodriguez as head coach?
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Well, there you have it. I would agree with the majority who want Rodriguez to have another year (personally I think that a coach should have more than three years to build a program and that it's hard to discount the progress that has occurred from 2008 to now), but I understand some of the perspectives of those who wish to have a change in coaching occur because it has been frustrating to seee the team perform so poorly.
A couple of interesting responses from some seemingly irrelevant questions from the earlier survey:
Question #5: If a coaching change is made, should it be done before or after the bowl game?
- Before – 51%
- After – 37%
- I'm not sure – 12%
Question #8: Would Jim Harbaugh be the best candidate if Rodriguez is fired?
- Yes – 48%
- No – 19%
- I'm not sure – 33%
There isn't really correlation between these two and any other of the questions, so there isn't really much to be gained other than just an answer to my curiosity, I suppose. By the way I don't think that this is a place to start a "'Jim Harbaugh is awesome!' 'No he's not!" flamewar (which are kind of annoying anyways)*
*new emphasis
There are countless other threads in which to debate the merits of Jim Harbaugh, and I wonder what the response would be now if I asked the same question, but it is irrelevant because as of now, Rich Rodriguez is our coach and devoting so much time debating the merits of a possible replacement coach if he is fired is potentially pointless.
Denard Robinson:Heisman front-runner 2011
Here's something we can all get behind.
Big Ten Network's Contracting Footprint
Last week, my cable company here in Kansas City removed the Big Ten Network from its basic cable package. This is in KC, by far the largest city near Lincoln, NE. With the 'Huskers being one of the largest fanbases/alumni bases in the U.S., you would think cable companies would be adding the B10 Network, not removing it.
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This document explains the data elements in the three datasets created by the TRI University Challenge team at Indiana University's School of Public Health. The researchers merged TRI data with data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Area Health Resource File, and made this database available as Excel, STATA, and SAS files.
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ABSTRACT: Nitric oxide (NO) is a biomarker of nitrosative stress, which is involved in the pathogenesis of idiopathic interstitial pneumonias (IIP). This study evaluates exhaled NO levels in IIP patients and relates alveolar concentrations of NO (CalvNO) to pulmonary function test (PFT) and 6-minute walking test (6MWT) parameters. We measured fractional exhaled nitric oxide (FeNO), CalvNO and maximum conducting airway wall flux (J'awNO) in 30 healthy subjects and 30 patients with IIP (22 idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis and 8 idiopathic non-specific interstitial pneumonias). IIP patients had higher FeNO at flow rates of 50-100-150ml/sec and higher CalvNO levels than healthy controls (p<0.0001). CalvNO was significantly correlated with 6-minute walking distance (p<0.0001), recovery time (p<0.0005), TLC (p<0.001), FVC (p=0.01) and TLCO (p<0.01). IIP patients showed abnormal nitric oxide production, probably due to lung fibrosis and oxidative-mediated lung injury. CalvNO was correlated with PFT and 6MWT parameters and is proposed as a potential biomarker of lung fibrosis and exercise tolerance.Respiratory Physiology & Neurobiology 04/2014; DOI:10.1016/j.resp.2014.03.011 · 1.97 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Oxidative stress is an imbalance between oxidants (reactive oxygen and nitrogen species) and antioxidants that may affect lipids, DNA, carbohydrates and proteins. The lung is continuously exposed to endogenous and exogenous oxidants (cigarette smoke, mineral dust, ozone, radiation). Reactive oxygen and nitrogen species are mainly produced by phagocytes as well as by polymorphonuclear, alveolar, bronchial and endothelial cells. A potential role of oxidative stress in the pathogenesis of diffuse lung diseases (particularly idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis) has been demonstrated. Increased oxidant levels and decreased antioxidant defences can contribute to the progression of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis and other diffuse lung diseases. The growing number of papers on the different aspects of oxidant/antioxidant imbalance in diffuse lung diseases in the last decade reflects increasing interest in this topic and suggests that specific DLDs may be characterized by specific patterns of oxidation and antioxidant responses. The study of oxidative stress can provide insights into etiopathogenesis and favour the discovery of new treatments. In this review of the literature on oxidants and antioxidants in diffuse lung diseases, the focus is on idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, sarcoidosis, pneumoconiosis and pulmonary fibrosis associated with systemic sclerosis.Respiratory medicine 06/2009; 103(9):1245-56. DOI:10.1016/j.rmed.2009.04.014 · 2.33 Impact Factor
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Magazine Monday #49 – Official Sega Saturn Magazine Issue #30 – April 1998
Here's a look back at some Sega Saturn goodness from 1998 which ironically proved to be the end of the Saturn. In this issue of the Official Sega Saturn Magazine, we'll see a ton of different games like Dead or Aliv...
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Magazine Monday #48 – Maximum: The Video Game Magazine – Issue #5 – 1996
This week's Magazine Monday is a little different with a special Namco edition of Maximum. Check out great features on big games from Namco at the time including games like Tekken 2, Ridge Racer Revolution, and Panzer Dra...
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Magazine Monday #47 – Official Sega Saturn Magazine Issue #12 – October 1996
Sega Saturn had it's fair share of negative criticism which eventually led to its early demise but, it's always nice to look back on what was actually a very good home console and one that could bring many arcade ex...
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Magazine Monday #46 – GamePro Issue #29 – December 1991
Ah 1991, The Simpsons were just getting started, Nintendo as rolling along, and Sega had emerged as a very formidable competitor. It was a time where some of the true classics were being introduced to consoles, many of which, y...
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Magazine Monday #45 – Electronic Gaming Monthly Issue #90 – January 1997
We're going back to Electronic Gaming Monthly for this week's Magazine Monday. You'll see reviews on Twisted Metal 2, Sonic 3D Blast, Motor Toon Grand Prix, and many more. This issue's 246 pages l...
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Magazine Monday #44 – Nintendo Power Issue #116 – January 1999
It's a shame that Nintendo Power is gone after so many years, looking through this old issues really makes you understand how great of an impact the magazine really had on gaming before the Internet rendered a lot of the ...
Magazine Monday #43 – GamePro Issue #37 – August 1992
Another Monday, another magazine. This time we're going back to August 1992, right in the middle of the war between the Genesis and the SNES. You'll see reviews for games like The Legend of Zelda, Krusty's Sup...
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Magazine Monday #42 – PSM Issue #4 – December 1997
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Magazine Monday #41 – Nintendo Power Issue #39 – August 1992
Here's the next edition of Magazine Monday, this time from 1992. In this issue of Nintendo Power, you'll see features on Mario Paint, CES 1992, a lengthy Zelda comic and so much more!
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Ah yes Andrew…the wonderful Miss T …this is a lovely natural image of her. And now she has returned to modeling (no nudes)…here is her profile on PurplePort
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No, just cashing in on the joke. I've actually been following Cassini from the get-go, and I'm fascinated by what's turned up.
A century or two ago, my school sent me to the last AAAS meeting in Toronto and I got to see the live data feed from the JPL when Voyager sent back those "braided" ring pictures. Right in the room, almost as fast as they arrived, two or three scientists figured out that a pair of shepherding moons might be responsible for the braiding. They were right, as it turned out.
There was more amazing science on display at that conference than I've ever seen in my life.
A century or two ago, my school sent me to the last AAAS meeting in Toronto...
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You aren't going to believe this, but I swear to it by everything I hold sacred: Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle were at that conference and I got to hang out with them a fair bit. As a matter of fact, Pournelle directed me to a session I otherwise would have missed where several scientists presented papers that exposed Reagan's Star Wars initiative for the multi-billion dollar cash grab it was. The little university newsletter I was writing for got to be one of the first publications in prin
It is possible - and I think Walt Brown may have it right on this one - that Saturn's rings are from the Earth - believe it or not, I know it sounds crazy - let me explain. He says when the fountains of the deep broke open - Genesis Chapter 7 - the pressure of 10 or 15 miles of rock [...] the pressure 10 or 15 miles down is phenomenal [...] So if there was water in the crust of the Earth like the Bible says there was [...] then this water would come shooting up to the surface when the "fountains of the deep" broke open and the Earth busted up like an eggshell. That water shooting up would have enough pressure - according to Walt Brown - to eject things into space. They would drift around for awhile - who knows for a couple of hundred years - and run into something like Saturn and make the rings.
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Contradictions seem to be the way of life in Jaffa's Ajami neighborhood. Escaped donkeys galloping down small streets in the middle of the night are juxtaposed with Range Rovers tucked safely inside remotely controlled underground parking lots. Multimillion-dollar mansions and foreign ambassadors' compounds cast shadows on smaller, somewhat crumbling but impressively sized Arabian-style villas. Within the same hour, one can hear Muslim calls to prayer simultaneously from five directions, while church bells ring on nearby Rehov Yefet, and Jews shuffle off to Shacharit morning services.
Ajami, Arabic for "strangers," was the first Jaffa neighborhood built outside the Old City walls. Today the area is seeing the effects of gentrification, but for the most part it is still rundown and neglected. Some of the old Arab homes have been torn down, but a glimpse into its former beauty can be seen in Ajami's old mansions inhabited by Jewish and Arab residents.
The Ajami strip is bordered by Rehov Yefet to the east and the Mediterranean coast to the west, between Jaffa Port and Bat Yam.
The neighborhood's unobstructed seaside sunsets, fresh air, exotic buildings, low-cost rent and unpredictability make Ajami an atypical alternative to living in Tel Aviv. Its lack of basic infrastructure, such as street signs, and high crime and vandalism rates are moot points for the mixed Jewish-Arab residents, and keep the less adventurous away.
Local historian Louis Williams, a translator, author and former IDF spokesperson, has lived in Ajami for 12 years. In his rented home meters from the Jabaliya bridge, Williams spoke with Metro on Israeli Arab stereotypes, Jaffa's history and one of his community's latest environmental battles.
"There is violence and crime here… since I have lived here there has been no violence between Arabs and Jews, though," says Williams, a volunteer member of the District Committee for Ajami, one of 68 local citizens groups appointed by the Tel Aviv-Jaffa municipality to help put communities' deciding power in the people's hands. But collectively, Ajami's Jewish, Christian and Muslim citizens are not always sure that their best interests are being considered.
Visitors to the seaside in Jaffa cannot miss the gargantuan mountains of rubble accumulating by the shore, part of the building process of a large public park on Ajami's 200-dunam (50 acre) beach, similar to north Tel Aviv's Yarkon Park. Ajami residents are thrilled that what was an eyesore will eventually become Jaffa's own version of Central Park, connected to Tel Aviv's beachside promenade.
The site for the park - variously known as Ajami slope, Ajami beach or garbage mountain - was a legal and illegal dumping ground for organic and industrial waste from the Tel Aviv-Dan area from the 1950s to the 1980s. Prior to that time, say residents, the beach "was magnificent" and washed up onto the stoops of Ajami homes.
Nowadays, the Ajami slope is visited by dog walkers, fishermen, bauble collectors and people looking to get away from Tel Aviv crowds. The landfill is also a pasture for small herds of neighborhood goats and a magnet for swarthy characters. According to Williams, a couple of bodies have been uncovered since the excavation began last January.
Besides the park, other changes are taking place in Ajami. Police who were once afraid to enter the snaking, narrow streets now have orders to be omnipresent, especially on Ajami's main street, Rehov Kedem. The Peres Center for Peace is constructing a new branch at the southern end of the beach to foster cultural coexistence between Arabs and Jews.
Jaffa, once called the Bride of the Sea, used to be the cultural center for the bulk of the Middle East. In the 1930s, most of the Middle East's Arab-language books were printed by some 70 Jaffa printing presses; there were 17 cinemas, many of them open-air, screening Egyptian and foreign films. It was a magnet that drew traders from the Arab world, and most of the region's import-export traffic passed through Jaffa port.
Prior to 1948, the houses on Jaffa's main thoroughfare, Rehov Yefet, were owned by rich merchants and mainly Muslim Arabs, although some Jews and Christians owned property and lived there. In 1948, the demographics changed when the battle for the Manshia quarter (the area of the border between Jaffa and Tel Aviv where the David Intercontinental hotel stands today) caused the wealthy Arabs to leave.
"Most of the well-heeled Arab population that could afford to run, did," recounts Williams, leaving only about 3,000 people in Jaffa. At the time, displaced Arabs from some 30 surrounding villages moved into the empty mansions in Jaffa. "At that moment, Jaffa changed from being a cultured urban society into a much more rural one, which is the reason why you can find donkeys, chickens and horses running around here today."
From 1948 into the 1950s, Jaffa was under military rule. "Then the city [of Tel Aviv] had the bright idea to make a landfill west of Ajami into the sea. They dumped 1.2 million tons of the city's garbage there. They even wanted to develop villa communities on the site, [but] the engineers told them you can't build on that - there will be huge air holes caused by the organic waste," Williams explains.
The dumping was stopped in the 1980s by a local Arab organization in Jaffa because people were getting ill. From that point onward, it lay idle until the Tel Aviv-Jaffa municipality under Mayor Ron Huldai slated the area to become a park.
About 25 Arab and Jewish families living on the border of the proposed park are concerned about dust and noise from the trucks. Members of the District Committee for Ajami sat with city officials and the park's contractor, Olnick Haulage, Earthwork and Roads, to choose a landfill removal method that would minimize the effects on residents' lives.
A decision was made that 500,000 tons of landfill would need to be removed from the site, in some 120,000 truckloads over the course of 18 months. The Jaffa residents favored the option that would produce the least amount of noise and dust, involving equipment to sort the industrial material by metals, concrete and earth, and grind the rest. That way, only 30,000 truckloads would be needed to remove the fill.
The local residents received promises that the new park, to be built on potentially prime real estate between Jaffa port and the old Muslim and Christian cemeteries, would never be used for constructing homes or other structures; and police presence at all times would ensure that derelicts and junkies stayed away.
The project commenced last January. All summer, Ajami residents complained of suffocating dust and disturbing noise from the park construction site. The contractor, who originally agreed to keep the dust down by watering the work area and to work only between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m., has purportedly not been keeping his part of the agreement.
Ajami residents are taking legal action with the help of Hen Tirosh, a lawyer with Tel Aviv University's legal clinic that offers free legal advice under the auspices of the Price Brodie Initiative in Jaffa. Tirosh told Metro that dust measurements taken by the Ministry of Environmental Protection recorded allowable amounts of particulate matter in the air.
After meeting with the residents in Ajami and seeing their obvious suffering, Tirosh is now drafting an official letter that will threaten the contractor to clean up his act, although she thinks the underlying problem is the municipality's, which does not send enough supervision to the site.
"We are working according to the book," said a spokeswoman from the Olnick Haulage office.
To elaborate on this statement, Doron Olnick, a co-owner of the company, spoke to Metro earlier this week. "All the equipment is new and accords to new EU law requirements on noise emissions, as required by the law in Israel. There is no noise. We work from 7 a.m. until 5 p.m. every day, and on Fridays we work until 1 p.m. The site is far from buildings, although there are a few houses close to the site," said Olnick.
Regarding the dust problem, Olnick said, "There is a water truck at the site all day long, and we water the site every day. The Environment Ministry checks the air all the time, and the municipality comes to visit on a regular basis. If the people don't like the site, then they will stay with all the trash and dirt there. There is also a problem with existing building sites there - there was dust before we came. The Arab people wanted us to buy them air conditioners. We told them we are doing things according to the law."
As for the rumors of bodies being uncovered in the rubble, Olnick believes they are just rubble. "There are a lot of bones there, that I can tell you. People throw them from the meat market. If we find bodies, we'll call the police."
Lillian (not her real name) is a grandmother to one of the 25 families that live immediately on the border of the beach renovation zone. On a sunny day, her living room windows are shut. "In the beginning, it was especially hard. I couldn't open the windows because our food would be filled with sand," she says.
During the worst times in the summer, Lillian had to sweep the outside patio five times a day and keep the air conditioning running, producing electricity bills of about NIS 2,000. Now that the winter has come, the dust has settled a little and the construction bothers her less.
But not everyone in Ajami is prepared to wait and see what will happen with the dust when the rains stop in the spring, and not everyone has air conditioners to drown out the dust and noise.
With no interest in financial compensation, the Ajami neighbors - especially those living close to the sea - simply want the contractor to uphold his original agreement.
"The residents of Ajami contacted us in August," recounts Tirosh, who works mainly in Jaffa on environmental issues. "We at TAU didn't initiate legal action because the committee tried to solve the problems by themselves. We helped them draft a letter warning about what will happen if the contractor doesn't take the required steps. They have been trying to get him to change things since May."
Kamal Agbariya, head of the District Committee for Ajami, says that the park is a good idea but that the municipality is putting too many resources into making Ajami (and Jaffa) attractive, rather than focusing on the roots of the city's social and education problems. If the contractor doesn't change his ways, says Agbariya, the next step will be a court injunction to stop the work. The residents will demand that the contractor listen to each of the 25 families about their personal suffering since the project commenced.
Williams, Tirosh and others suspect that the contractor is under pressure from the city to have the park ready for Tel Aviv's centenary celebration in 2009.
According to Gilad Peled, manager of Mishlama, a special unit that functions as an executive arm of the municipality, the park will become a clean shore with a playing ground, a small amphitheater and promenade that has lanes for pedestrians and bikes. It will connect to the Tel Aviv promenade from Reading in the north to Bat Yam in the south.
The Jaffa slope, says Peled, "became during the 1970s and 1980s a garbage mountain that damaged the coastline."
The cost of the project is estimated at NIS 50 million and should be completed by 2008. "It will restore the sea and shore to the city's citizens," he adds.
A cradle of coexistence?
Judging by recent media reports, coexistence in Jaffa is deteriorating. On November 12, the Hebrew daily Yediot Aharonot warned that anti-Jewish acts of violence are on the rise in Jaffa as a means for Arabs to expel the city's Jewish residents. A Jewish radio interviewee claimed that stones thrown by local Arabs have shattered window panes in every synagogue in Jaffa.
"On the contrary," retorts Hen Tirosh, a lawyer with Tel Aviv University's legal clinic. "The prevailing atmosphere is harmful to Arabs. One of my clients is a mother of three who was beaten by a police officer and placed under house arrest."
Another local Arab woman, Yosra, 60, had an unpleasant run-in with the recently posted Border Police company in Jaffa last month. Arriving home from a wedding in the early hours of the morning, she was stopped by a young border policeman who demanded to see her ID card. "Is it normal for Israelis to get stopped by border police asking for an ID?" asked Yosra in a telephone interview. "I only took a small purse to the wedding and couldn't fit everything inside it, so I left my ID card behind."
In hijab, the Muslim practice of wearing modest, loose-fitting clothes with only her face exposed, Yosra gave the policeman her ID number and told him that she didn't have the card, although her two daughters had theirs. The policeman ordered her to get out of the car. "They took us by force and didn't understand us," she says, noting that the young border guard didn't seem to have any familiarity with the mixed community of Jaffa.
Holding no apparent grudge but not wanting to publicize her last name, she added, The police are good, but in some ways they are not okay. It wasn't a nice experience for us."
Williams, who is Jewish, comments, "The border police haven't understood yet that Jaffa is not Gaza or Nablus. These are citizens of Israel."
He believes that the perceived rise in anti-Semitism has been fabricated to advance the political career of National Union-NRP MK Zvi Hendel, whose ulterior motive, in Williams's opinion, is to get the Arabs out of Jaffa to win voter support of the right. Williams says Hendel was in Jaffa on November 9.
The following Sunday on November 12, Yediot Aharonot reported that when MKs Hendel, Aryeh Eldad, Uri Ariel and Eli Gabbai toured Jaffa, they witnessed several confrontations between Arab and Jewish residents. The MKs talked to several residents and visited two synagogues. One resident, Shimshon Oknin said, "Jews are afraid to walk here. Every Saturday, stones and firecrackers are thrown at us."
The MKs claim that the violence in Jaffa is spurred by national or racial motives. But the residents they met with were mainly religious Jews claiming to have experienced violence by their Arab neighbors.
"Hendel came parading through Jaffa with the other MKs just to stir things up and cause problems," says Williams. "Hendel is talking about getting the Arabs out of Jaffa because he thinks it should be Jewish; but if we can't live in peace with Israeli Arabs, then how can we expect to live with Arabs from the outside world?"
In all the years Williams has lived in Jaffa, he has neither seen nor experienced religious or racial tension between Jews and Arabs. "We had a break-in once when we were abroad - the thieves poured food and drink all over the floor."
The Jaffa Police suspected Williams's Arab neighbors, telling him, "It is 'them.' They want you out of here." A few days later the Ramat Gan police notified Williams and his wife Susan, that a north Tel Aviv Jewish youth was found to be the culprit.
Williams thinks that one of the reasons that negative Arab stereotypes persist in Jaffa is that Jews come to Jaffa "with a lack of understanding of what it is to move into a different multiculture."
As an example, the first Jews who moved into the semi-affluent Andromeda complex complained that they couldn't stand the church bells ringing. And an agent for the complex relayed to Williams and his wife, who were looking at an apartment for sale, a "Tel Aviv municipality" promise that "no Arabs will cross a certain line in the neighborhood."
Williams, 74, has lived through much of Israel's history, having come to the country three years after its inception. "Today we live with stereotypes built by politicians of how evil Islam is. Muslims are among the most polite people in the world. Here, in our house, we have a 'terrible' problem with Ramadan. The doorbell never stops ringing from our Muslim neighbors coming to bring us food!"
Today, believes Williams, most of the Jews who have moved to Ajami and stayed know what they've come to. "I think all of us, Jews and Arabs, live in good relations with our neighbors. There are problems if you look for problems."
Ilan Eliyahu, 32, left Ajami two years ago after living there for five years, for several reasons, none racially motivated. "The roof caved in and I was a bit afraid of walking through a gun battle in the middle of the night," he says. Eliyahu, who now lives near the Azrielli Center with his new family, says that what he misses most about Ajami is "the atmosphere of Jews and Arabs being together, the air brought by the sea smelling like jasmine as it comes through my neighbors' backyard, and my friend Omar."
Another Omar, Omar Siksik who is a former chair of the Association for Arabs in Jaffa, was one of the residents who went to court to stop the illegal dumping of garbage onto the Ajami shore in the 1980s. A third-generation Jaffa resident, Siksik adheres to the notion that "what is good for the community is good for me. We want this beautiful project in Jaffa, but we don't want the dust, waste dumping and noise."
And as for the rumors of hate flying between people amid the dust, "I don't think so. Here in Jaffa we are not coexisting, we are existing."
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Samoa kicked off their Rugby World Cup 2011 campaign with a facile 49-12 win over Namibia in Rotorua but their victory came at a cost as both Tusi Pisiata and Taiasina Tu'ifua were forced off injured during the first half.
The Samoans, who defeat the Wallabies in Sydney in July, enjoyed a dream start, with scrum-half Kahn Fotuali'i touching down after less than 60 seconds of play, and they pulled further clear when imposing Leicester Tigers wing Alesana Tuilagi charged over on 16 minutes.
Their momentum was slowed by the loss of fly-half Pisiata and blindside flanker Tu'ifua to injury midway through the opening period but Tuilagi helped himself to a second try four minutes before the break. Samoa did lose fullback Paul Williams to the sin bin right at the end of the first half for a high tackle but he made amends for his indiscretion by crossing for Samoa's fifth try just moments after Tuilagi had completed his hat-trick to seal the bonus point.
Namibia battled right until the end and were rewarded for their resilience with tries from Danie van Wyk and Theuns Kotze in the final quarter but the game belonged to the Samoans, who also forced a penalty try in the closing stages as they set themselves up nicely for Sunday's crunch clash with Wales. The big question, though, is whether either Pisiata or Tu'ifua will be available for that encounter, with the former departing with a hamstring injury and the latter forced off with rib damage.
The injuries were the one downside for the Samoans after a game in which they wasted little time in making their mark, Fotuali'i, who will join Welsh regional side the Ospreys later this season, sprinting over for a try after just 49 seconds.
Fotuali'i smashed through the attemped tackle of wing Llewellyn Winkler to claim a score that George Pisi converted, and then Tuilagi crossed twice in 18 minutes to underpin a 25-0 interval advantage.
The only blot on Samoa's copybook during the first 40 minutes was the yellow card for fullback Paul Williams. However, the polynesians coped quite comfortably whilst down to 14 and when Williams returned to the fray, he slotted a penalty after taking over the kicking duties from Pisi, while Tuilagi effortlessly completed his hat-trick just five minutes after he saw a try disallowed when touch judge Wayne Barnes called a forward pass.
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Toy story
West Kildonan couple opens neighbourhood shop that specializes in old-fashioned, imagination-stirring playthings
Let's begin with a story from Christmas Past.
Vince Gatti and Twyla Motkaluk are the owners of the Newbridge Toy Shop. Ten years ago, the married couple took their children, Mack and Serena, to the mall to visit Santa Claus. The kids told Saint Nick what they wanted for Christmas then posed for a picture alongside the jolly old elf.
To mark the occasion, Gatti and Motkaluk purchased a personalized coffee mug with a photo of Mack, Serena and Santa imprinted upon it.
Later, when Gatti was admiring his new keepsake, he noticed something odd. He called his wife over, showed her the picture and said, "I don't think these are our kids."
Ho, ho, huh?
"It was a boy and a girl and it looked just like them, only not quite," Motkaluk says. "We totally should have kept that mug."
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Last January, Motkaluk and Gatti were tossing around ideas for a small business after Motkaluk's original plan -- "save the world" -- didn't quite pan out. (Motkaluk ran as a Liberal in the 2011 provincial election but lost to the NDP's Melanie Wight.)
"We were trying to come up with something serious and important-sounding, because we wanted to be grown-ups," Motkaluk says. "But every thought we had, the notion of a small section reserved for toys would creep in. Finally we said, 'Maybe what we really want is a toy store.'"
The couple lives in West Kildonan and one of their goals was to set up shop close to home.
"This part of town has changed so much...," Motkaluk says. "When we moved here, most of our neighbours were in their 80s. But now it's just parents and kids, kids, kids; it's become a huge stroller-walking area that deserves trendy coffee shops and cute little stores, too."
After being underwhelmed by site after site, Motkaluk and Gatti visited a building at 1791 Main St. that used to house a combination grocer and sign company. They took possession on July 1. With the help of family and friends, they spent the first week chucking out two tonnes of garbage and another 14 days working their way down to the original oak flooring, which had been covered with four layers of assorted tiles, plywood and carpeting. (Gatti says that one of the layers of plywood had 65 screws per sheet, all of them stripped.)
Finally, after a thorough cleaning and a fresh coat of paint, Newbridge Toy Shop -- the name is a play on the nearby Kildonan Settlers' Bridge, which a lot of people in the area still refer to as the "new bridge" -- was ready to welcome its first customers. Well, almost.
"We didn't even have a sign for the first 10 days and the front door was just this big, nasty, steel entrance," Motkaluk says.
That didn't prevent one segment of the population from sniffing them out, she says.
"I swear, little kids have a sixth sense when it comes to toys. I would see these four- and five-year-olds walking by with their parents and they'd stop right in front, as if they automatically knew there was something good inside."
The Newbridge Toy Shop specializes in old-fashioned playthings that stir the imagination, like puppets and train sets.
"My daughter is a big doll lover and she explained to me one time that if you have a doll that does something when you press its tummy or hand, then you're limited to what games you and your doll can play," Motkaluk says. "But if you have a doll that doesn't do anything special like talk or cry, then your options are endless."
Natasha Holmes grew up a few blocks away from where the Newbridge Toy Shop now stands. The mother of three dropped in after finding about the store on Facebook.
"I love spending my money locally to help small businesses," says the mother of three. "Our oldest girl, Jayde, is almost 10 and is really into science -- especially chemistry and physics. Our son is four and into cars. Our youngest girl is five months old and really likes the puppets, stuffed animals and puzzles."
Holmes says that despite Jayde's age, she can already tell the difference between an independently run store and the big-box variety.
"She appreciates that the service is very personalized and that (Twyla) treats her like a valued customer, and not just some kid."
The Newbridge Toy Shop is open seven days a week.
Toy story, part two
"I'd like to thank everyone who voted for me. I'd also like to thank the tree I came from."
Since 1998, 51 toys have been voted into the National Toy Hall of Fame in Rochester, N.Y.
Most of the displays honour perennial favourites like Monopoly and Hot Wheels cars. But the museum also makes room for the simple things in life, like 2003 inductee "alphabet blocks," 2009 inductee "the ball" and 2008 inductee "the stick."
Would Twyla Motkaluk, the owner of the Newbridge Toy Shop, ever consider stocking a few sticks in her store, alongside her menagerie of puppets, science kits and puzzles?
"The trouble with giving something like a stick as a gift is that is so hard to wrap and can be somewhat unimpressive at first glance," she says, pointing out that her store does carry a few Hall of Famers, including marbles and jacks.
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Tom Clancy wrote books. As soon as they were published, they were torn from news racks and eagerly read by those in search of thrills and adventure. Famous for such best-sellers like "The Hunt for Red October" and "Patriot Games," Clancy has passed away after a brief illness at the age of 66.
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Passing away at Johns Hopkins Hospital, the publishing world offered their testimonials. "I'm deeply saddened by Tom's passing. He was a consummate author, creating the modern-day thriller, and was one of the most visionary storytellers of our time," David Shanks, an executive involved in publication of all of Clancy's books said in a statement. "I will miss him dearly and he will be missed by tens of millions of readers worldwide."
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Clancy ventured into the video game market with such best-selling "Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier," "Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction" and "Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Double Agent."
Clancy was a staunch Republican and became a lifetime member of the National Rifle Association in 1978. Clancy was also a part owner of the Baltimore Orioles baseball team. Clancy married freelance journalist Alexandra Marie Llewellyn in 1999. He was previously married to his college sweetheart Wanda Thomas and had four children together.
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Lucknow, January , 2013: BIG Memsaab, BIG MAGIC's popular show in Central India aiming to bring forth the hidden talents of housewives in the region is all set to unveil the Top 8 finalists for its sixth season. The show which has been focusing on auditions across 8 towns and cities in Uttar Pradesh has now reached its final leg as the Top 8 Memsaabs step into the limelight to showcase their best as they vie for the title of BIG Memsaab. The finalists will be unveiled over the course of the coming week on the episodes which will air between 14th and 17th January, 2013 at 2.30pm on BIG MAGIC.
During the next week, BIG Memsaab will feature the lives, backgrounds and stories of the Top 8 finalists chosen from the thousands of housewives who auditioned for the show. The episodes will also highlight their inspiring journey which has led them to the final leg of BIG Memsaab. The final 8 who will showcase their talent in an attempt to impress the judges along with host Parul Chauhan are Bindu Mishra from Lucknow, Anupriya Doshi from Kanpur, Indu Yadav from Varanasi, Vartika Mittal from Muzzafarnagar, Archana Chandra from Ghaziabad, Parul Kumar from Moradabad, Neetu Gupta from Aligarh and Sarita Pandey from Faizabad
As the weeks progress, the finalists will go through a series of rounds which will test their skills and abilities bringing out the best in them. But at the end of this journey, only one of the 8 finalists will be crowned the BIG Memsaab of the sixth season. So who will reign supreme?
To find out, don't miss BIG Memsaab Season 6
Monday to Thursday at 2.30pm
Only on BIG MAGIC