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Obama's victory Sir, – Thank you for providing Page 1 coverage of the evil Iranian regime's nuclear military ambitions in the wake of President Barack Obama's reelection ("Barack, Bibi and the bomb," Analysis, November 8). Clearly, this is one of the most pressing security issues that the US will face in the first year of a new presidential term. It is also the overriding issue that will test the seriousness and solidness of the US-Israel relationship as the electioneering dust settles.Unlike the Republican contender, Obama subtly distanced himself from Israel by repeatedly referring to the need to stop Iran from having a nuclear weapon, rather than preventing it from achieving a nuclear weapons capability. This is very problematic since Iran might never declare "a weapon."Obama won and can signal how serious he really is by changing at least his rhetoric on Iran, even before our own elections in January. The clock is ticking for America and the world, and especially for Israel.AARON BRAUNSTEIN Jerusalem Sir, – If ever there was a picture worth a thousand words, it was Ronny Brown's depiction of today's US Democratic Party as a Trojan horse being blithely led into the American homeland (Cartoon, November 8).Just as ancient Troy was mortally misled by the gift from the Greeks, so were those who voted Obama in for a second term.I foresee the beginning of the demise of America as the bastion of truth and democracy. I pray I'm wrong.ARNAULD SCHONBRUNN Petah Tikva Simple answer Sir, – There is a very simple answer to the question posed by reader Steven K. Ross ("A man, a plan," Letters, November 8) as to why Israel cannot sit down with Hamas and Fatah and thrash out a deal without involvement by the US.There is no chance that any such meeting could take place because Hamas, as its charter makes perfectly clear, is not and never was interested in land for peace. It is not a territorial dispute – Hamas simply does not want Israel to exist and wants to drive the Jews out.Fatah cannot do anything while Hamas is more popular and in power in the Gaza Strip. At any rate, it quite likely believes much the same, and says so in Arabic to its constituents.PETER SIMPSON Jerusalem Women at the Wall Sir, – Reader Sarah Pearl ("Response to Rabinowitz," Letters, November 7) asserts: "The late Rabbi Moshe Feinstein established a minimum of three feet as necessary for a mehitza to be kosher in a place of prayer," and that the mehitza, or the barrier separating men from women, at the Kotel, or Western Wall, "meets the extreme standards of the haredi community...."Actually, Rabbi Feinstein ruled that a minimum of five feet would suffice, but only in extenuating circumstances. Yet the writer entirely omitted one extremely important part of his ruling.Technically, the mehitza only has to act as a physical barrier and need not keep women out of sight. But this only applies if the latter "meet the clothing requirements for modesty" and, if married, have their hair covered.This, unfortunately, cannot always be assumed to be the case at the Kotel, so the mehitza must be opaque and high enough to keep them out of sight.As for "women who wish to observe family members celebrating a bar mitzva or other momentous occasion," the problems Pearl mentions may be a good reason for not celebrating them at the Kotel, but rather at a more suitable venue.MARTIN D. STERN Salford, UK Sir, – Rabbi Shmuel Rabinowitz ("Not Orthodox and not Reform," Comment & Features, November 5 demeans Women of the Wall, not by incorrectly identifying us with Reform Judaism, but by his claims that we hold demonstrations and are responsible for the arrests of some of our members and supporters.We are a proudly pluralistic group with Reform, Orthodox, Conservative, Reconstructionist and other Jewish women who assert our right to pray at the Western Wall. We come to pray once a month for less than an hour each time. This is not, as the rabbi states, a provocation but a sincere and heartfelt expression of our spirituality and reverence for our people, our tradition and our God.Rabinowitz writes that the Western Wall is "not Orthodox."Where else is a place for prayer divided with a physical barrier keeping men and women separate except at an Orthodox site? He also writes that the Kotel "was there many years before we... split into streams and camps...." What he neglects to point out is that for most of those years there was no mehitza at the Wall.Those who, in Rabinowitz's words, "turn the Western Wall... into an arena of public dispute" are those who oppose us. We come to pray and celebrate the new month. We deliberately and respectfully choose to gather at the back of the women's section so that those who do not approve of our practice do not have to be bothered by it. Those who are bothered choose to be bothered.We come, as the rabbi writes, "with... respect and brotherhood (sic)." We only ask for the same treatment by Rabinowitz and his supporters.CHERYL BIRKNER MACK Jerusalem The writer is a member of the board of Women of the Wall Below average Sir, – With regard to "Average salary NIS 8,994 in August" (Business & Finance, November 7), the publication of this information is an insult, a disgrace and a joke.On one hand, the Knesset announces an increase of NIS 1,000 per MK. On the other it allows for price increases on basic food items, putting more strain on us, the low income families struggling to make ends meet.For me and most of my fellow workers (50 of us), this national average is more than two months of salary. We provide catering and maintenance facilities – the food being dished up with the same love as a mother – to nearly 2,000 soldiers on a northern army base of the Education Corps. Because of the nature of our work we would not even think about striking for better pay.The powers that be, who sit in the head office in Tel Aviv and are led by the decision-making chairman of the board, refuse to adjust salaries to make life a bit more bearable. None of us have seen any increases for over five years. Only promises and high hopes.A. ADLER Nesher Let them decide Sir, – Reader Steve Kramer's argument ("What Balfour meant," Letters, November 5) is based upon the assumption that Jordan is Palestine. But who is he or anyone else to decide this for the Jordanians? I think King Abdullah and the Beduin would have something to say about this view.Kramer and others with the same belief can't face reality that if we want peace, we must end the occupation. (According to a recent poll at least two-thirds of Israelis support an end to the occupation.) I don't care what former Supreme Court Justice Edmond Levy and others say when they claim that there isn't any occupation.According to the Oxford English Dictionary, occupation is "the action, state or period of occupying." To occupy is "to take control of (a place) by military conquest or settlement."If people can't accept the fact that Israel occupies the West Bank, they are nominalists.Nominalism is a doctrine in which universals or general ideas are mere names without any corresponding reality. Even Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, who is right-wing, ruled that to peacefully resolve the conflict with the Palestinians is a matter of saving human life.KEN KALCHEIM Dimona
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Finance Minister Bill English confirmed in Auckland yesterday that Genesis would be sold next month, bringing the Government's flagship mixed ownership model policy to a close.
English said though he remained willing to sell up to 49 per cent of Genesis, this could be reduced to 30 per cent if there was insufficient demand for a larger sale.
English agreed contemplating selling a smaller stake was partly due to concerns about saturating the market. The Government sold 49 per cent of other energy companies Mighty River Power and Meridian Energy last year.
"We need to test demand in a market, where there's a lot of choices about electricity companies, just how much demand is there this time," English said.
Green Party co-leader Russel Norman seized on the possible reduced sale stake as "an admission that they botched the earlier sales".
"It also raises the question of why they're going ahead with this sale at all," he said.
Phil Anderson, of Devon Funds Management, said the poor performance of Mighty River Power made Genesis a tough sell.
"You don't get a second chance with retail investors. They're not sophisticated and as willing to crunch the numbers and accept risk. They tend to have the attitude 'you're not going to burn me again'," he said.
To ensure a successful sale the Government was likely to set a low price to entice investors back to market, Mr Anderson said.
"Price dividend yields of 9 or 10 per cent will get retail and institutional investors. That's roughly where it's likely to be pitched," he said.
Grant Swanepoel of Craigs Investment Partners was more upbeat and said Genesis was a solid company with good cashflows.
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Swanepoel said whether the Government was able to meet its upper sale target would depend on whether the price was low enough.
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English said the Genesis sale would also include a loyalty bonus share issue for retail investors, similar to that seen with the Mighty River Power float.
There the Government promised a bonus share for every 25 shares bought for investors who held on to the shares for two years. The loyalty scheme for Genesis is expected to be more generous.
Details of the share price, and the loyalty scheme, are expected to be released in the weeks after the Cabinet formally considers the sale on March 3.
English said he still expected the Government to realise between $4.6 billion and $5b from asset sales.
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Troubled state coal company Solid Energy has also been lined up for sale, but was taken off the market when it ran into serious financial difficulties.
English said the sale of Genesis marked the end of the controversial asset sale programme, and it would not be revisited even if National was returned to government at this year's election.
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TV ratings: NBC, CBS top respective rankings six of seven weeks this season
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All of the other networks' ratings are trailing their year-ago averages: CBS is second with a 2.8, down 18 percent; ABC is third with a 2.6, down 7 percent; Fox is fourth with a 2.5, down 29 percent, and the CW is fifth with a 0.7, down 30 percent.
And so far this season, CBS still leads total viewership with an average 11.7 million viewers, followed by ABC with 9.1 million, NBC with 8.8 million, Fox with 7.1 million and the CW with 1.8 million.
Here are the top 10 broadcast shows for the week ended Nov. 11, 2012, in the 18-49 demographic according to Nielsen TV Ratings, as reported by TVbytheNumbers:
- "NBC Sunday Night Football" (NBC): 7.9 rating/10.0 million viewers
- "The Big Bang Theory" (CBS): 5.1 rating/6.5 million viewers
- "Modern Family" (ABC): 4.8 rating/6.1 million viewers
- "The Voice" (NBC) Monday: 4.5 rating/5.6 million viewers
- "Decision 2012" election coverage (NBC): 4.3 rating/5.5 million viewers
- "Two and a Half Men" (CBS): 4.0 rating/5.1 million viewers
- "The Voice" Wednesday (NBC): 3.8 rating/4.8 million viewers
- "Vote 2012" election coverage (ABC): 3.4 rating/4.3 million viewers
- "Grey's Anatomy" (ABC): 3.3 rating/4.1 million viewers
- "The Simpsons" (Fox): 3.2 rating/4.1 million viewers
And here are the top 10 broadcast shows for the week ended Nov. 11, 2012, in total viewership according to Nielsen TV Ratings, as reported by TVbytheNumbers:
- "NBC Sunday Night Football" (NBC): 20.9 million viewers
- "The Big Bang Theory" (CBS): 16.7 million viewers
- "Person of Interest" (CBS): 14.9 million viewers
- "Two and a Half Men" (CBS): 14.1 million viewers
- "Dancing with the Stars" (ABC): 13.5 million viewers
- "Modern Family" (ABC) 12.4 million viewers
- "Criminal Minds" (CBS): 12.1 million viewers
- "Decision 2012" election coverage (NBC): 12.0 million viewers
- "The Voice" Monday (NBC): 11.9 million viewers
- "60 Minutes" (CBS): 11.4 million viewers
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The Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center – Dallas is pleased to announce Rainwater University 2015.
Rainwater harvesting a viable alternative water source for your landscape, garden, livestock, firefighting and both indoor non-potable and potable uses. Rainwater University will have presentations and hand on training from rainwater harvesting experts. From constructing a small home system; designing and installing large commercial rainwater collection systems above ground; an understanding of below ground systems; and understanding how to irrigate from your cistern. This event has it all. Sign up for all three days for a holistic approach to Stormwater Management. Daily topics outlined below. Lunch provided with a Light Breakfast & Snacks daily.
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Updated: 03/21/2013 - The numbers for the last quarter of 2012 show revenues for tourism in Meridian and Lauderdale County were up 8 percent.
Updated: 03/21/2013 - The numbers for the last quarter of 2012 show revenues for tourism in Meridian and Lauderdale County were up 8 percent.
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TrustNordisk has closed multiple sales deals for 'In Order of Disappearance', an Norwegian action comedy from Hans Petter Moland starring Stellan Skarsgard and Bruno Ganz. The film has its world premiere on Monday in competition at the Berlin International Film Festival. Trust closed deals with Chrysalis Films for France and Andorra, Wildbunch for Benelux, M2 Films for Poland and Vertigo for Hungary among many other territories. The dark comedy stars Skarsgard as Nils, a carefree snow blower driver who's life is torn apart when his son dies and he suddenly finds himself in the middle of a drug war between the Norwegian mafia and Serbian criminals.
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The launch of a new data exchange network by the New Mexico Health Information Collaborative will facilitate the sharing of electronic health records between the state's health care providers.
The New Zealand-based health management firm has begun hiring its second round of workers for its Scottsdale operations.
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Jean Arp
Jean Arp / Hans Arp was a German-French, or Alsatian, sculptor, painter, poet and abstract artist in other media such as torn and pasted paper.
When Arp spoke in German he referred to himself as "Hans", and when he spoke in French he referred to himself as "Jean". Many people believe that he was born Hans and later changed his name to Jean, but this is not the case.
Early Life
Arp was born in Strasbourg. The son of a French mother and a German father, he was born during the period following the Franco-Prussian War when the area was known as Alsace-Lorraine (Elsass-Lothringen in German) after it had been returned to Germany by France. ... more »
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The Domestic Stones (Fragment)
(Translated from the French by David Gascoyne) The feet of morning the feet of noon and the feet of evening walk ceaselessly round pickled buttocks -
Kaspar Is Dead
(Translated by G P Skratz) o god our kaspar is dead & now there's no-one to steal away with the burning flag & -
The Plain
I was alone with a chair on a plain Which lost itself in an empty horizon. The plain was flawlessly paved. -
The Air Is A Root
The air is a root. The stones are filled with tenderness. bravo. bravo. the stones are filled with air. the stones are watery branches. -
daß ich als ich ein und zwei ist daß ich als ich drei und vier ist -
Die Schwalbenhode
1. weh unser guter kaspar ist tot wer trägt nun die brennende fahne im zopf wer dreht die -
WestÖLiche Rosen
1 die rosen werden an die hüte gekreuzigt, die lippen der rosen fliegen fort. -
Opus Null
1 Ich bin der große Derdiedas das rigorose Regiment der Ozonstengel prima Qua
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The Domestic Stones (Fragment)
(Translated from the French by David Gascoyne)
The feet of morning the feet of noon and the feet of evening
walk ceaselessly round pickled buttocks
on the other hand the feet of midnight remain motionless
in their echo-woven baskets
consequently the lion is a diamond
on the sofas made of bread
are seated the dressed and the undressed
the undressed hold leaden swallows between their toes
the dressed hold leaden nests between their fingers
at all hours the undressed get dressed again
and the dressed get undressed
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Because this is a limited release item and we aren't expecting big sales from this and the retail price is higher. Preorders should be up within 24 hours.
Blood DX. It...still....functions...... This product or Drone will be our next release after Centurion.
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Other Ability | Occasionally shoots fire at enemies |
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Dragonhead is one of the 29 animal orbs available for players to find in the game Castle Crashers.
Xbox 360: Purchase the Necromantic Pack DLC for 160 Microsoft Points.
PS3/PC: Buy him for 5,500 gold in the Insane Store.
Dragonhead will occasionally shoots fireballs at your opponent, leaving them with a burn effect if the shot lands. Although it may seem useful as it does quite a bit of damage (61 in total), it is still unreliable, as most of the time the fireballs will miss the opponent, therefore making this a bad pet choice. He is slightly better than Pelter because of the after damage.
- The Dragonhead appears to be a smaller version of the Dragon and Sock Puppet's head which is located at the end of Lava World.
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Splendore di Roma
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- Catalog number CCS 19903
- Release date 07 May 2003
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During the pontificate of Urban VIII (1623-1644), the arts in Rome enjoyed a period of unprecedented splendor. In the context of the Counterreformation, they were part of the propaganda arsenal of papal might. The architecture of Bernini and Borromini, as well as the musiche of Mazzocchi and Rossi, echoing in the private apartments of the cardinals and the accademie, where the elite of Rome congregated to enjoy music and poetry, bear witness to this trend. The texts set in this music were often deliberately vague as to whether their content was secular or religious. The primary intent was to express of the power of the words and their affect, by using the richest possible harmonic support. Composers like Landi and Michi both sang and accompanied themselves; the instruments which were considered most suitable for this purpose were the theorbo and the harp, which could accommodate to the voice at nearly every dynamic level. Mazzocchi, in his compositions, even provides indications of changes to tempo and dynamics. He sometimes gives the accompaniment an independent part in order to emphasize the text. For example, in 'Spoglie', the theorbo follows the text "passerà l'ombra mia la ripa avara" in a literally shadow-like way. The most important virtuoso theorbo player of 17th century Rome was Johann Hieronymus Kapsberger, Il Tedesco della Tiorba (the German Theorbist). In addition to solo compositions for theorbo and lute, his publications include collections of motets, villanelle, and 'arie', some of which have a fully written-out accompaniment in tablature, such as 'Già risi', recorded on this cd.....
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