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Palestinians should really just forget about statehood and declare themselves in need of Israeli citizenship and rights.
We built this city on broken promises and forgotten lessons.
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'...Greeks believe that the mere name of the Republic of Macedonia will rob them of their glorious ancient history....'
Your comment is completely off topic, but just to set things straight, Greeks are afraid that the mere name of the Republic of Macedonia will rob them of their land, given that FYROM has expansionist plans more than what you think.
It is quite easier than responding directly, but try not to defend yourself by insulting others.
I just read on Haa'retz that the Israelis are relieved by the fact that the US and UK too are accused of war crimes.
I guess they believe that this is a proof they are god chosen.
I find it immoral that The Economist publish such an article. It is light-heartedly describing the internal workings and small dramas from an illegal Israeli outpost into occupied Palestinian territory. It creates news from something that should be condemned in the first place. The cynicism is bewildering. It is as if The Economist ran a story on the logistics involved in concentration-camp-building or in the thriving underground economy of the Warsaw Ghetto while the Holocaust was taking place. Does the author of this article have no compassion for those suffering in the West Bank, since it induces the reader into saying "poor secular settlers, what bad life they have"?
Kawl Y'all Mawx wrote: "Ergo, Africa is a billion times healthier that Europe."
Stay in Africa then, for the health sake.
Froy", your answer to 'santafeli' has, as expected, one truth liberally peppered with a lot of lies, and thus doesn't count as direct answer.
That's true, the settlers don't want to remain in any future Palestinian state - just because, left to the niceties of it, they would be wiped out in no time, and in most cruel, gory, barbaric way.
There are plenty of examples for that, but I recall those two reservists who took a wrong turn several years ago, and were slaughtered by the Arab mob which happily smeared their faces with Jewish blood in front of the cameras.
A lot of celebration, dances in the streets of Moslem world, lollies throwing and ululating would follow any mass slaughter of Jewish women, children, unborn babies by the newly independent Palestinians.
Everything has a cost and Peace is the most expensive. Continued hostility and Israeli ilegal occupation of Palestinian land is making peace more expensive.
I think your Howard M. Sachar has been reading too much Joan Peters and her "From Time Immemorial" hoax (or its plagiarized version from Alan Dershowitz). That theory about the "foreign origin" of Palestinians has been ridiculed and thoroughly debunked by all historians, including Israelis.
See what HUJI professor Yehoshua Porath had to say about it:
"It is true nevertheless that during the Mandatory period the Arab population of the coastal area of Palestine grew faster than it did in other areas. But this fact does not necessarily prove an Arab immigration into Palestine took place. More reasonably it confirms the very well-known fact that the coastal area attracted Arab villagers from the mountainous parts of Palestine who preferred the economic opportunities in the fast-growing areas of Jaffa and Haifa to the meager opportunities available in their villages."
In any case, even if 100,000 Arabs did enter Palestine during the British Mandate, out of a population of 1.3 million Arabs (in 1947), 1this is less than 7% of "squatters", if you like the term. That leaves 93% of native Palestinians whose families, whether called Canaanites, Hebrews or Arabs at different points of History, had been living on that land truly "from time immemorial".
At times I think to myself, why Jewish community has not grown over the centuries? Its is the oldest know religion starting after the death of Abraham's son Ishak. Indeed over the years they have been persecuted by repeated Roman, Christian and Muslim rules and lastly by Adolph Hiter. They have gone through enormous pains and hardships and finally after the WW2 United Nations set up with active suports of the winning powers a land of their own known as Israel. Israel has been recognized by all counries with a a number of muslim countries yet to. However many of Muslim countries in it's neighbourhood and away has accorded diplomatic recongnition and too have have their diplomatic presence in Israel. For such a nation that has suffered the pains of continuous persecution is not expected to persecute others but unfortunately thats what is happening with the Palestinianns. Can it be caled fear psychosis? Is there no cure for that? When your neghbour is in distress and suffer from the same diagnosis is it not expected the problem will be looked into?
Apart from Ariel being legal or not, I think the West Bank is too tough a place to build a secular heaven full of burgeois students. It's utopic. There are more suitable places like Cannes or Costa Brava. Besides, the palestinians don't care if the settlers are fundamentalists or "tolerant and flexible" folk.
"Note the use of the words by the writer - "these Jews breed faster"
Breed? Like as in animals? This racist hate speech is most revealing of The Economist."
I don't see what is the problem with the word "breeding" or breeding itself. That is what lifeforms do from the smallest cell to the most complex organism. If secular people had bred as they should, pension schemes wouldn't be so debalanced and retirees wouldn't wonder who is going to pay for their pensions.
Froy wrote: That's a good one, R.P. Those "squatters" [the Arabs who are now calling themselves 'Palestinians'] have been living in "Judea and Samaria" since long before Jordan (or Israel) ever existed.
Cosimo Rondo writes: Nonsense! Let's put your assertion to the test. Name one archaeological find that mentions the "Palestinians."
As for Israel -- Israel is mentioned as early as the 9th Century BCE by King Mesha of Moab (present-day Jordan):
"As for Omri, king of Israel, he humbled Moab many years . . ."
If anyone questions the above, they can see the quote for themselves which is inscribed in the Mesha Stele (also known as the Moabite stone) which is housed at the Louvre in Paris, France.
Your turn, Mr Froy.
Creating a 23rd Arab State out of a lone Israel is an injustice. Carving a 58th Muslim country at the expense of the sole Jewish nation in the world is a crime!
I can agree with this statement of yours: "Nobody is considering them to become citizens of Palestine". Which means that you've just admitted something yourself, to wit, that even if another Palestinian state happen (and I doubt it very much - Jordan is quite sufficient for the purpose), nobody is expecting it to be a normal, civilized, modern state.
The nickname 'stands for truth' is a rude joke when the creature who chose it posts straight undulated lies like this one:
"...inside the Israel Parliament is an inscription that reads like this: "Israel land of the Jews for the Jews from Nile to Euphrates"!"
There is no such inscription anywhere inside or outside of Knesset.
Its just like fighting over the possesion of a deadbody. History and it's facts were there, are there and will be there but will there be any positive movement when these hisroical facts are points of arguments and counter arguments. There is no way one can choose it's neighbour. Isn't it wiser to maintain better relationship with neighbours to build a mutually advantageous situation. In needs only the neighbours can help you. One can ignite fire and that never remain confined and you need neighbours to come out the put off the fire. Hope Israel sees reasons and wont do something that will inflame the situation further.
Cossimo, I don't know where Howard M. Sachar got his figures, but they go against all published demographic statistics and census in Palestine. By 1922 the Brits were already in charge and they performed several methodical census in that period. The figures are clear:
-1922: Arabs: 660,000, Jews (mostly newly-arrived Europeans): 84,000
You just can't deny it. Jewish presence in Palestine for the last 15 centuries at least has been barely testimonial. Only 15,000 (3%) lived there in 1878, before the first massive waves of European Jewish immigrants in later decades.
But Jews did not just dissapear. Just like happened with Samaritans. They were over one million in Roman times and now they are less than one thousand. Did they also go into exile? Everybody knows that their numbers dwindled because of conversion to Islam. Do you think local Jews were any different?
You, like most Israeli cheerleaders seem to like genetical studies. Due to the complete lack of proof that could link modern European Jews to Palestine, you have to cling to these dubious "evidence" to defend in some way your untenable "historic" claim to the land. It is also troublingly reminiscent from other attempts made in Germany a few decades ago to prove certain infamous "racial theories".
But since you fancy it, here we go: the fact is that only a minority of Ashkenazim show the genetic marker that ties them to the Middle East. And of course, having genetic "links" to the Middle East does not point to Palestine necessarily. As explained earlier, even before the Roman Wars there were already more Jews living outside Israel than inside, mostly due to conversion in a period of high proselytizing activity. Jewish communities were found all around the Mediterranean basin, in cities like Alexandria. The genetic marker (haplogroups J1 and J2) is found everywhere around the Mediterranean, including Spain, Italy, Greece, Morocco... where there were known communities of Jewish converts. In fact, according to many studies, European Jews are closer to people living in the north of the Fertile Crescent, such as the Kurds, rather than in Palestine.
And since you like so much genetical evidence, you must know that studies have showed that genetic evidence coincides with historical accounts that at least part of the Arab Israeli and Palestinian population is mainly descended from local Christians and Jews "who had converted to Islam after the Islamic conquest in the seventh century A.D." These Christian and Jewish converts are believed to be descended from a "core population that had lived in the area for several centuries, some even since prehistorical times." The study also discovered significant genetic mixing between these converts and incoming Arab tribes during the first millennium A.D., as well as parallel genetic mixing of the Jewish population with the local peoples throughout the Jewish diaspora.
Palestinian Arabs are the native people of Palestine. Jews are just colonialists.
Froy wrote: "The Jews that started arriving in Palestine in the late 19th Century were not "going back home". They were European colonizers. They were born in Europe, their parents were born in Europe, their grandparents were born in Europe, their great-grandparents were born in Europe, and like that for all their recorded ancestors. Modern Israelis can't trace any of their ancestors back to Palestine. Simply because they never lived there. And because it's an absurd and futile exercise. Nobody can track his/her ancestors 2000 years back. It's ridiculous to pretend to hold a claim that old. Palestinians have been living there at least for 1300 years. Probably much longer. They are the native inhabitants of Palestine, not Jews of whatever origin."
Cosimo Rondo replies: Wrong! Utterly and complete wrong. The largest Jewish genetic study published earlier this year by the American Journal of Human Genetics found that Jews of European descent share common genetic traits that have their origin in the Middle East.
The majority of Jewish Israelis are Mizrahi, i.e., Jews from Arab and Islamic countries who are closest, genetically speaking, to the Druze, Bedouins, and to the Arabs in the region who are now calling themselves "Palestinians."
Creating a 23rd Arab State out of a lone Israel is an injustice. Carving a 58th Muslim country at the expense of the sole Jewish nation in the world is a crime!
The settlements are bringing people from all over the world to live under Israeli loyalty to destroy Palestine. I want to ask why does Israel seem determined to do this? If it is truly a democracy, even with the loyalty oath to the 'jewish state of Israel', with religious freedom, why aren't Palestinians who lived there before, but who are muslims not allowed to return to live on their original land - instead Israel imports people & PAYS them to come to live in the rich prosperous country funded by America's taxes, & America's sends more taxes to provide them with weapons to fight the wars they create by this policy. Can we afford it - EVEN IF WE WANTED TO - even if we morally could consent to it? If Israel would return to 1967 borders, respect equal rights among its citizens, grant freedom of religion & STOP IMPORTING TROUBLE MAKERS - there would be no conflict!!!! As it is there is coming a huge war, because Israel is creating it.
The title of this article should have been "We built this city on Palestinian land..."
Not just have the US, EU, Russia and UN acknowledged the illegal nature of the settlements but even non Israeli Jews living abroad are feeling increasingly nervous about the exposure of Israel's religiously extremist and racist ideologies in international media. Talk to Jews in the US today about the settlements and watch the shame on their faces and in their voices as they desperately try to distance themselves from Israeli policies in the West Bank.
Even though Palestinians are still suffering under the Zionist regime, I see progress in the level of exposure of Israeli racist ideologies in the international community. A couple of years back the international community was mostly fooled into thinking that Israel was the poor peace loving nation defending itself from its violent neighbors. Today and after the 2006 Israeli offensive in Lebanon, 2008 offensive in Gaza, Gaza blockade, continued settlements in West Bank, and multiple incidents like the activist flotilla attacks the world is starting to see Israel's true face and identity. More and more countries are distancing themselves from Israel and adopting more confontational tones. It is even becoming increasingly harder for the US to justify its blind support for Israel and for the first time is taking opposing sides when it comes to settlements. Once the world sees the truth about Israel peace will soon follow.
"they breed faster." AHH--the effete outlook of the Euro (about to become extinct because he&he do not "breed) secularist. Europe is in xenophobe hysterics because they are overrun by people who still "breed." They need "breeders" in Ariel, just not "religious" breeders. Hold their noses at what--"unclean large families." The homo-effete commentary on the propagation of the human race--the deathshead hanging over vanishing Europe. Ariel is dying out--why--duhh--no children to replace the dead. But forgive me old chap--ahem!--"a recent five year exhaustive government study suggests a potential correlation between birth and death with regards to the health of homo sapien societies." Africa, barring Gate's sterilizing efforts will overrun the world, while Europe will vanish because of what--"medical" expertize. Ergo, Africa is a billion times healthier that Europe.
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A man was arrested after throwing tomatoes at Sarah Palin in a Minnesota bookstore.
Sarah Palin was actually too busy signing copies of her memoir "Going Rogue" to notice. The tomatoes hurled at her during her bookstore appearance at Minnesota's Mall of America landed about ten feet off mark, hitting a police officer instead of Palin herself. But the incident has got to be disturbing, nonetheless.
Throughout the course of Palin's book tour, she has been thronged by fans, some of whom have even camped out overnight to guarantee a chance to have her autograph their books. At least at some stores, those who wait in line must pass through a security check before they can enter the store.
It's not clear what the security arrangement was at the Mall of America, but the man who reportedly hurled the tomatoes (who is now in police custody) was not in line waiting to meet Palin, but rather was watching her autograph books from a position in the store's balcony.
It's also not clear what level of sophistication or experience most bookstores would have when it comes to matters of security. Although sports- figures-turned-book-authors and certain celebrity writers have been known to draw lines at book stores that curve down city blocks, the Sarah Palin experience (which has included fans who fly or drive from other states to camp out awaiting Palin's arrival) is a mob scene of a different nature.


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AMERICAN CANYON and UKIAH — Amcor Flexibles Capsules and Maverick Enterprises plan to combine their manufacturing and sales resources for the decorative tops of wine and spirits bottles in North America.
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SACRAMENTO — In contrast to nearly no growth in U.S. wine sales and removal of tens of thousands of acres of winegrapes in the Central Valley last year amid stiff competition from imports and up-and-coming alcoholic beverages, the outlook for sales of North Coast wines is bright as key releases this spring of the last three large vintages supply a growing consumer thirst for higher-quality wines, according to experts at a major wine industry conference Wednesday.
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The number of jobs in the six North Bay counties grew by 2.1 percent to 2.4 percent in 2014, down from 3 percent to 4 percent growth in the previous two years, as unemployment rates for the region ended the year at low points largely not seen since before the economic recession seven years ago, based on Business Journal analysis of state employment figures for December released Friday.
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Sales of U.S. fine wine, much of which is made in the North Coast, could grow 14 percent–18 percent by revenue this year — the strongest showing in the eight years since the economic recession — thanks to more wine to sell and increasing buying power and confidence of U.S. consumers, according to an annual forecast for the industry Silicon Valley Bank released Wednesday.
Explore the award-winning top North Bay projects for 2014January 12, 2015
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North Bay joblessness edges upward in NovemberDecember 19, 2014
Though the rolls of those seeking unemployment compensation rose in November in North Bay counties, the region had more than 10,000 additional industry jobs than a year before, according to state figures released Friday.
Top Projects 2014: New Ukiah cancer centerDecember 15, 2014
A new cancer treatment and infusion center opened at the Ukiah Valley Medical Center in May on the second floor of its Rural Health Center at 260 Hospital Drive.
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ST. HELENA — As many as nine in 10 North Coast wineries reported their financial health was "good" or "strong" in an annual checkup by Silicon Valley Bank, and that's more robust than last year.
And it was a "good" or better year for 79 percent of nearly 600 West Coast wineries in the bank's annual Wine Conditions Survey, released Wednesday.
Wine Industry Awards 2014: Maverick EnterprisesDecember 8, 2014
UKIAH — For the past four plus years, Steve Otterbeck has been president and chief financial officer of Maverick Enterprises, Inc., a major producer of secondary closures — capsules — for the wine, spirits and specialty-beverage industries in North America.
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SANTA ROSA — After a relatively active string of sales of California vineyard, winery and brands in the past few years, the thirst for new deals likely will subside in the new year, thanks to back-to-back bumper crops and increasingly attractive alternatives in the Pacific Northwest, according to industry mergers-and-acquisitions experts at the North Coast Wine Industry Expo on Thursday.
Journal names 25 top projects in the North BayNovember 26, 2014
North Bay Business Journal on Wednesday announced 25 winners of its ninth annual Top Real Estate Projects in the North Bay awards.
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Vulture Conservation in Nepal http://www.nepal.com/blog/vulture-conservation-in-nepal 2014-10-24T02:22:32-05:00 en Editor Features As the scavengers of nature, vultures play an important role in the ecology by cleaning up carcasses of dead animals. They are also culturally important to communities who carry out sky burial rituals in Nepal and Tibet. When vulture populations started declining dramatically in Nepal and neighboring countries during the 1990s, conservationists set about trying to establish why this was happening. Research revealed that a common anti-inflammatory painkiller routinely given to domestic animals and livestock is extremely toxic to vultures, resulting in their deaths. In response to this crisis, in June 2006 the Government of Nepal banned the production, importation and use of diclofenac in veterinary medicine. Authorities also sanctioned the Vulture Conservation Action Plan for the period 2009-2013. Road Development and Tourism in Annapurna http://www.nepal.com/blog/road-development-and-tourism-in-annapurna 2014-10-10T02:08:29-05:00 en Editor Miscellaneous Nature lovers travel from all over the world to enjoy the natural beauty of Nepal. Some come to conquer one or more of Nepal's famous mountain peaks, while others delight in the tranquility of trekking in unspoiled territory, meeting the local people, discovering new cultures and disconnecting from their often stressful daily lives. It can take a day or more of trekking to reach some communities, and therein lies the appeal for many visitors to this spectacular mountainous country. A number of these communities provide traditional refreshments, accommodation and provisions to trekkers, thereby earning a living or supplementing their income. So, it is not surprising that the new trend of road building in the vicinity of one of Nepal's most popular trekking regions has become a cause for concern among some who earn a living by providing services to trekkers. New Hydro Power Plant for Nepal http://www.nepal.com/blog/new-hydro-power-plant-for-nepal 2014-09-26T02:44:35-05:00 en Editor News The long-awaited Upper Karnali Hydro Power project was recently approved by the Investment Board of Nepal and the cabinet of the Government of Nepal, giving the go-ahead to the Bangalore-based GMR Group which was awarded the contract in 2008. The project, which was awarded through an international bidding process and is worth up to $1.5 billion, is reportedly the largest foreign direct investment for Nepal, as well as being the largest investment by the GMR Group beyond India's borders. Peak Named in Honor of the 'Keeper of the Mountains' http://www.nepal.com/blog/peak-named-in-honor-of-the-keeper-of-the-mountains- 2014-09-12T02:19:37-05:00 en Editor Features The documentary film The Keeper of the Mountains tells the story of US-born journalist Elizabeth Hawley who settled in Kathmandu in 1960 and in the years since has recorded details of more than 80,000 climbs in the mountainous country of Nepal. Miss Hawley continues to update the unofficial record, known as the Himalayan Database, interviewing climbers after their expeditions (in a process that some have jokingly referred to as 'the second summit') and noting details that often prove helpful to future climbers. In recognition of Miss Hawley's dedication and outstanding contribution to mountaineering in Nepal, authorities recently named a peak in her honor and opened it to foreign climbers for the first time. Located in the Humla district in northwest Nepal, Peak Hawley stands at a height of 6,182 meters. Bengal Florican Conservation in Nepal http://www.nepal.com/blog/bengal-florican-conservation 2014-09-02T03:51:51-05:00 en Editor Features Bird Conservation Nepal has identified 27 locations as Important Bird Areas in Nepal, with a further five areas having the potential for being added to this list for special conservation attention. Working with local government (Ministry of Environment, Science & Technology, Ministry of Forests and Soil Conservation, Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation and Department of Forest) and non-government organizations (IUCN Nepal and WWF Nepal), as well as international conservation foundations, Bird Conservation Nepal (BCN) monitors bird populations and carries out various restoration and management activities for their benefit. Hiking Phulchoki Hill http://www.nepal.com/blog/hiking-phulchoki-hill 2014-08-15T02:47:01-05:00 en Editor Travel Visitors to the vibrant city of Kathmandu can enjoy a refreshing encounter with tranquility in the forest of Phulchoki hill which is home to more than 90 recorded bird species, including Nepal's only known endemic species, the Spiny Babbler (Turdoides nipalensis), as well as masses of colorful butterflies. Depending on the time of year, a variety of rhododendron species add splashes of color in shades ranging from pure white through to deep red, and patches of bamboo provide greenery all year around. At the summit, views of the valley and mountains are spectacular and the shrine to the Goddess Phulchoki, surrounded by streams of fluttering prayer flags, adds an authentic touch of culture to the natural beauty of the area. Nepal Receives CITES Commendation for Wildlife Conservation http://www.nepal.com/blog/nepal-receives-cites-commendation-for-wildlife-conservation 2014-07-25T01:45:31-05:00 en Editor News In recognition of extraordinary efforts to stop the poaching of wildlife within its borders, Nepal was awarded the CITES Secretary-General's Certificate of Commendation at the International Consortium on Combating Wildlife Crime (ICCWC) conference which formed part of the agenda of the CITES Standing Committee held on 7-11 July 2014 in Geneva, Switzerland. Due to a number of different conservation programs, there were no tiger, elephant and rhinoceros deaths in Nepal in 2011. In 2012, one rhinoceros was killed by poachers, but on 3 March 2014, a day declared by the United Nations as World Wildlife Day, Nepal could once again say that 365 days had passed with no poaching taking place. The certificate was accepted by a representative of the Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation of Nepal, with acknowledgement to all national agencies involved in protecting wildlife in Nepal. Take a Guided Walk Through Thamel http://www.nepal.com/blog/take-a-guided-walk-through-thamel 2014-07-11T02:45:23-05:00 en Editor Travel With its network of narrow streets and cobbled alleyways, the Thamel district of Kathmandu is a fascinating place to explore on foot – and what better way to explore Nepal's capital city than with someone who lives there. 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Located just 15km southeast of Kathmandu, the gardens are a popular picnic venue and offer visitors the opportunity of enjoying more than 500 species of indigenous and exotic plants. Covering an area of around 82 hectares, the peaceful setting of the gardens is also home to a wide variety of bird species, including Golden Bush-robins, Pygmy Asian Barred Owls and Hodgson's Redstarts, as well as masses of butterflies. While the peak flowering seasons are in autumn and spring, there is always something worthwhile to see, and strolling through the gardens is a pleasurable experience at any time of the year.


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Yellowstone National Park was named after this river. It is an amazing site to see. If you drive all of Yellowstone National Park there is no way to miss it! It's is a very clean...
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Yellowstone National Park was named after this river. It is an amazing site to see. If you drive all of Yellowstone National Park there is no way to miss it! It's is a very clean, clear river. Wildlife can often be spotted on its banks.
Awesome clean beautiful and love it
It is beautiful and easy to see the waterfall
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This is an amazing river that runs through Yellowstone. It is beautiful and pristine and meanders through a large part of the park. Although it is "catch and release", there are lots of fishermen on the river. You can have a "hot pot" boiling next to the river but there is no contamination to this lovely river.
The river connects Montana to Yellowstone Lake, traveling through the Hayden Valley (America's Serengeti), over magnificent falls, and on into Montana. The fishing is great. Living nearby, we have been there many times and always enjoy the drive. The funnest thing we have done there though was when the salmon fly hatch was on and we could catch them and...
October was a excellent time to go, with the leaves changing, perfect weather, and the crowds pretty much gone for the season.
Stop and enjoy the view throughout your trip. Amazing amazing amazing. There are perfect places to pull off to fish, or simply to enjoy a picnic. Plenty of pull over areas along the river.
Took a day rafting with friends, who new the area well had all the correct kit, stopped for a cookout and BBQ on riverbank, fished though didn't catch anything.
We took the trail that starts at Chittenden Bridge and did the 6 mile walk along the Canyon. The upper and lower falls were so beautiful. You can walk down 300 steps at Uncle Tom's and get near the bottom of the falls-this was quite a workout but doable. The Canyon was beautiful I enjoyed this very much.
Our photos of both the upper and lower falls are absolutely gorgeous! A spectacular experience! We visited in the early morning and the vistas were not crowded.
Just beautiful with stunning views all along the trail. Easy access from the parking lot. you can see many different views along the trail. The sound of the falls at the end of canyon is wonderful. The rock colors are amazing.
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Chiarelli: Oilers wanted Bruins pick
|06.25.10 at 11:40 pm ET
LOS ANGELES — With the first round of the NHL draft completed Friday Bruins GM Peter Chiarelli indicated that the Edmonton Oilers were interested in obtaining the Bruins second pick in the draft, but not in working a potential swap that would have provided the B's the Oilers top pick.
According to Chiarelli, Edmonton GM Steve Tambellini hoped to obtain the Bruins pick as a stand alone proposition.
'Talks were more centered around (the Oilers) trying to get the number two pick from us,' said Chiarelli. 'He told me early on he was going to try and get it and he didn't give up.'
The Oilers used the first pick to select Taylor Hall. The Bruins in turn used the second pick to draft Tyler Seguin.
For his part, Chiarelli is happy with the Bruins being able to draft Seguin.
'He's a terrific player, he's got a terrific skill set,' said Chiarelli. 'He's still growing. His improvement was tremendous over one year to the next. Very smart, terrific hockey sense."
Chiarelli has also wasted little time suggesting Seguin will play in the NHL next season.
'I expect he will make the team,' he said. 'But you never know. You remember some of the parallels in the past sort of his age and body type, a guy like (Steve) Stampkos took a while to get used to it, took him a while to get his confidence and strength. I would anticipate that line of improvement as he comes into the league.'
Rounds 2-7 of the draft continue Saturday.
Weymouth's Coyle a Shark
|06.25.10 at 10:49 pm ET
Charlie Coyle, a right wing from Weymouth, became the highest EJHL player to ever be drafted in the NHL when the San Jose Sharks chose him with the 28th overall pick of Friday's NHL draft. The 6-foot-2, 202-pounder is set to play for Jack Parker at Boston University next year. He is the cousin of Tony Amonte.
In 42 games for the South Shore Kings of the EJHL this past season, Coyle scored 21 goals and chipped in 42 assists for 63 points.
Local kid Hayes goes to Blackhawks
|06.25.10 at 10:31 pm ET
The Blackhawks selected Massachusetts native Kevin Hayes with the 24th overall pick in Friday night's draft. The right-winger, who hails from Dorchester, played his high school hockey at Nobles in Greenough in Dedham. He is set to attend Boston College next season. The 6-foot-3, 205-pounder is the brother of Eagles sophomore forward Jimmy Hayes.
Kessel deal coming full-circle as Leafs miss out on local star
|06.25.10 at 9:53 pm ET
There were a lot of things about the first round of Friday night's NHL draft that seemed a little funny. Both league-wide and specifically to the Bruins, the first 30 picks were laced with irony and confusion. Some blatant examples: Two perceived top defenseman fell out of the top 10. The team that needed centers took winger Taylor Hall, which led to the team with too many centers taking Tyler Seguin.
A few storylines stand out with the Bruins' new center, one of which is that he was the top-ranked player in the draft by NHL Central Scouting, yet went second. Just as fascinating, however, is the team he went to, and with which pick.
Every young hockey player's dream is to play in the NHL, and with his selection Friday night Seguin will undoubtedly realize his lifelong goal. However, the path to Boston, a city he spoke about with excitement Friday night, ultimately went through the team he grew up admiring as a child.
Born in Brampton, Ontario, Seguin was close enough to Toronto to be a Maple Leafs fan. In addition to being an Original Six rival of the Black and Gold, the Maple Leafs were a trade partner in the move that would eventually bring Seguin to Boston. The Bruins acquired three picks from the Leafs last offseason in the Phil Kessel deal, including the first-rounder that became the pick used on the Plymouth Whalers center.
"Growing up I was the local guy," Seguin said. "I liked watching the Leafs because they were the local team. Now that it happened, I think it's meant to be. I think things worked out throughout my life and anyone's lives. It's just where we were supposed to fall, and Boston was the team that was supposed to pick me."
What makes it so interesting is the story the pick could have been if it stayed in Toronto. The hometown kid who grew up cheering on the Leafs goes to the historic franchise to give them a shot of both youth and scoring. Instead, he's gone to the rival, a Bruins team that has seemed to be knocking at the door for two seasons now.
So does the team that will also see their second-rounder Saturday and first-round pick next year made by the Bruins regret the deal?
"We made this trade," Leafs GM Brian Burke said at the draft. "We took our chance on how our team would finish. We talked about the possibility that it could be a lottery pick. … We said, 'Well what if it is Taylor Hall? What if it is Tyler Seguin?' and we said 'We're going to make that trade anyway.' We got the player we wanted and I hope Boston got the player they wanted."
Seguin: Boston 'is a hockey town'
|06.25.10 at 8:37 pm ET
LOS ANGELES — There is little doubt Tyler Seguin is excited about wearing the Black and Gold and the possibility of immediately playing in the NHL next season.
Minutes after being selected by the Bruins with the second pick in the NHL draft Seguin soaked in the moment and acknowledged his goal is to make the team this season.
'It feels amazing, I can't really describe it,' said Sequin, a native of Brampton, Ontario who netted 48 goals while adding 58 assists playing junior hockey for the Plymouth Whalers last season. 'It's not winning the Stanley Cup but its one of the best feelings I've had so far in my life.'
With the highly anticipated draft process complete and his future team set, Seguin is ready to concentrate fully on his training regime.
'It definitely feels great just to be able to sit back and look down at my (Bruins) jersey' said Seguin. 'I'll try to have a fantastic off season so I'll be able to earn a spot next year.
'The whole journey and this last week in LA has been a phenomenal experience,' he added. 'Right now my main focus is to have an incredible offseason, put on some weight and keep improving in areas I need to.'
Although he is generally considered a center, Seguin can also play the wing.
'He's a highly skilled player,' said Bruins coach Claude Julien on the draft floor Friday. 'We know he can definitely bring some offense to our team.'
Seguin has shown to be a quick study in breaking down opposition defenses, he also has gotten a quick sense of Boston and what playing in New England could bring.
'From meeting with them and visiting Boston, you can just tell by the people that are there already that it's just a phenomenal place to play,' said Seguin whose dad was a captain of the University of Vermont hockey team.'
"There is so much history there with the Bruins, and the fan base and atmosphere. It's a hockey town.'
Report: Oilers tried for deal with Bruins
|06.25.10 at 7:55 pm ET
According to a tweet from ESPN's Pierre LeBrun, Oilers general manager "tried until [the] last possible second" to acquire the second overall pick from the Bruins before Peter Chiarelli eventually chose Tyler Seguin. There had been rumors leading up until the draft that the two teams could work out a deal that would secure the Bruins their preferred player, but Chiarelli had stressed prior to the draft that he would not make a deal that involved trading out of the top two picks.
Bruins land Tyler Seguin
|06.25.10 at 7:26 pm ET
LOS ANGELES — In a predictable move following Edmonton's selection of Taylor Hall, the Bruins chose Plymouth Whalers center Tyler Seguin with the second overall pick in the NHL draft, a choice they received from the Maple Leafs in exchange for Phil Kessel.
Seguin was ranked as the top overall player in the draft by NHL's Central Scouting Bureau but, by many accounts may have been a victim of playing for a bad team. While Hall made headlines the past two postseasons, Seguin's Whalers never made it to the Memorial Cup in his two years in Plymouth.
A common player comparison for Seguin has been Red Wings Hall of Fame center Steve Yzerman. A 6-foot-1, 172-pound right-handed shot, Seguin is considered an elite goal-scorer and playmaker. He is known more for a finesse game than a hard-nosed style. Seguin's father played college hockey at the University of Vermont in the 1980's.
After compiling 67 points in his first season with the Whalers, Seguin scored 63 goals and added 58 assists for 106 points. He was awarded the Red Tilson trophy for most outstanding player in the OHL.
There had been talk that the Bruins and Oilers could have worked out a deal in order to secure whichever player the Bruins preferred. While the Bruins would never admit to preferring Hall even if they did, no deal was made.
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