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Student Number 92431010 Author Li-chin Kuo(郭麗琴) Author's Email Address No Public. Statistics This thesis had been viewed 3164 times. Download 1097 times. Department Executive Master of Business Administration Year 2005 Semester 1 Degree Master Type of Document Master's Thesis Language English Title A Quantitative Exploration of the Correlations and Effects between Sustainability and Profitability Date of Defense 2005-12-14 Page Count 68 Keyword Corporate social responsibility Correlation and Effect financial performance Profitability Quantitative Exploration Sustainability Abstract The purpose of this study is to examine the correlations and effects between sustainability and profitability in a view point of systematic circulation. 86 cases
of the Dow Jones Sustainability World Indexes are assessed of its associations and effects of sustainability performance with the accounting base of profitability. Various quantitative tools are applied to test the causal relationships in a precedent position over time. The outcomes reiterate the existence of correlations between sustainability and profitability contemporary though it may be inconsistent; there
are positive effects of sustainability upon profitability within the same period as well and yet the time-series' effects between the twos remain insignificant . Influences of industrial nature and firm sizes upon sustainability development are also being tested to waive the concerns of possible impact on the sustainability development.
Table of Content CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION1
1-1 Background1
1-2 Research Motivation and Objective2
1-3 Research Schema3
2-1 Sustainability4
2-2 Profitability8
2-3 Linkage of Sustainability and Profitability9
3-1 Model Framework15
3-2 Operational Definitions16
3-3 Structures and Hypotheses19
3-4 Data Scope22
3-5 Data Analysis Tools22
4-1 Descriptive Statistics24
4-2 Correspondent Profiles of Sustainability and Profitability26
4-3 Verification of the Industry and Size Effects28
4-4 The Correlations and Effects between Sustainability and Profitability32
5-1 Conclusions47
5-2 Discussions47
5-3 Research Limitations47
5-4 Suggestions of Future Research47
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To be honest, if Cone stinks it up, that might not be the worst thing for the Red Sox. The worst thing would be Cone to muddle through and claim a rotation spot forcing them to cut someone of use. Then Cone starts stinking in May and the Red Sox have the distraction of having to cut a guy who is 4-4 with a 6.10 ERA. That would be worse case. They would most likely want to see an extreme performance in either direction.
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Spring is not only a beautiful time among the vineyards, it is also a beautiful time in the valley itself. Although, we must admit, our vines are looking quite nice right now.
Spring is the best time to walk amongst the vines (with a great view towards the vineyard house).
The Meteor Vineyard property is not only home to these stunning cabernet vines, it also houses a handful of happy chickens.
The chickens enjoy their home next to the Meteor gardens, that produce tasteful vegetables, lettuces and fruits throughout the year.
It's always relaxing sitting among the flowers, garden and vines.
Or among the native grasses underneath the Meteor Lone Oak and looking across the property towards the mountains.
Change perspective and look at the lone oak from the Vineyard House, over the Meteor fig trees.
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We have slowly watched spring awakening across the Napa Valley in the last month or so. The acacia trees started their bloom last month along with full blooms of mustard throughout the vineyards. The site of acacia's blooming signals to growers that it's time to prune, and quickly after that the vines are awake again.
Thankfully, our winter began with a heavy amount of rain, followed by a dry period, then another rainfall, leaving us in our current dry state. The first of the rains in December wetted the soil profile but then the warm, record breaking January heated that water in the soil. The soil temperature then rose higher than normal causing the vines to be tricked to start growing sooner than they should.
Waking up from their short winter dormancy we have seen early pruning among the vines, and early bud break across the valley. January was a record dry month for the area, creating this necessity to prune early. Pruning during dry periods actually keeps disease pressure quite low and it is ideal to prune in late January or February. If you prune too early, say December (as some vineyards have been forced to do), you have to protect the cuts with fungicide. It's better to delay pruning as it is better for disease resistance and can delay bud break.
Early spring and pruning have shown early bud break in certain vineyards in the area. Some bud break has been apparent as early as January this year, when March is more typical. When pruning and the "wounds" start to bleed natural sap this is an indication that the vine is already active.
Luckily, local growers are all used to inconsistent growing seasons, keeping them on their toes, and allowing them to use techniques learned along the way to keep up with whatever the season and soils throw their way.
One thing farmers will have to keep an eye on with early spring is nighttime low temperatures. If necessary, they will need to mow cover crops to ground level to allow the sun to warm the vineyard floor during the day. This will help keep cold air away from buds during the early morning hours, therefore assisting with frost protection, which is the biggest concern with an early spring.
Growers just have to continue to stay flexible and follow the weather, soil and vine needs. Meteor Vineyard, being a producer of only Cabernet, does not always see these same issues. We may be a week or two ahead of last year but we did not have to prune or see bud break a month ahead of time as in other places across the region.
We are always ready and excited for all the challenges the growing season begins and we are looking forward to 2015!
February is one of my favorite months in the Napa Valley, why? Because it's Napa Valley Restaurant Month!
Some of the finest restaurants from all around the valley offer discounts and tasting menus to sip, eat and enjoy all month long. The possibilities are endless with the array of fine wine, crafty cocktails and tasty delights to partake in.
Whether you're craving a low-key pizza night, or a fine dining experience there are so many different menus and restaurants to explore this month.
Might I add that Cabernet goes well with a plethora of foods being served on these delightful menus. Make sure to check out Meadowood, Auberge, Solbar, Bardessono, Bouchon and Brannan's specials during restaurant month and get a bottle of Meteor Vineyard!
For a list of all participating restaurants and deals click here.
Hooray! Direct to consumer shipping is now open for the state of Massachusetts. The Wine Institute and Free the Grapes have worked hard to bring the direct shipping issue to light and getting into Massachusetts (after a decade long fight!) has been a big step forward.
Learn more about what this means and the steps taken to get there by clicking here.
Now, a winery holding a federal basic permit may obtain a Direct Wine Shipper License and ship up to 12 cases of wine per year to an adult resident of Massachusetts for personal use. Obviously this new permit law has some downsides and restrictions such as this but we are very excited to be able to ship to clients in the beautiful state of Massachusetts!
It is projected that the value of wine shipped directly to the state of Massachusetts will be $77 million within 3 years.
What state would you all like to conquer next?
This Friday, February 6th marks the 20th annual Cabernet for Connoisseurs event benefiting Family House. Family house is a not-for-profit organization, which offers temporary housing to families of seriously ill children receiving treatment at the University of California, San Francisco Benioff Children's Hospital.
Qualifying families live more than 50 miles from UCSF, and many live at or below poverty level. Family House accommodates over 100 families per night and serves over 2,000 families each year. They rely solely on sponsorships and contributions from individuals, corporations and foundations. The Cabernet for Connoisseurs event provides the revenue needed to support Family House for one year.
Please visit Family House's website here to learn more about their charity and the families they have helped over the years.
Last year Meteor Vineyard had the pleasure to host a fantastic lot with 12 Bay Area Michelin Starred chefs. The event was a huge success, bringing together foodies and chefs from across the Bay for a chef's potluck. Check out some photos of our fun last year:
This year, we will again be hosting a chef's potluck in September and this is one for the books! Check out this description:
"What happens when at least 20 of the Bay Area's top chefs come together to eat, drink and party? Twenty couples (or 40 guests) will spend the afternoon and evening of Saturday, September 12, 2015 at Tracy and Barry Schuler's amazing Napa home for an unprecedented event of exceptional food, with wines from Meteor, Arietta, Hudson, Pahlmeyer, and the Aldorotys. It's a food and drink extravaganza you will never forget. Arrive around two in the afternoon to sample pizza from the wood-fired oven prepared by eleven-time World Champion Tony Gemignani as you sip cocktails by Bar Agricole. Watch the chefs wield their knives throughout the day to prepare some of their favorite dishes. Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the cooking and camaraderie that only happens when great chefs take a rare day off from their restaurants to party! Chefs include Melissa Perello of Frances, Stuart Brioza of State Bird, Rolland Passot of La Folie, Nancy Oakes and Bruce Aidells of Boulevard, Mourad Lahlou of Mourad, Thomas MacNaughton of Flour + Water, Charles Phan of Slanted Door, James Syhabout of Commis, Taylor Boetticher of Fatted Calf, Belinda Leong of B. Patisserie, Ken Frank of La Toque, Doug Stonebreaker of Prather Ranch, Tony Gemignani of Tony's Pizza Napoletana, Jim Dodge of Bon Appètit, Richard Reddington of Redd, Steve Litke of Farmhouse Inn, Sean Massey of Morimoto, Ari Rosen of Scopa, and Mindy Beebe of Quince. (Chefs may be subject to change.) Donated by Tracy and Barry Schuler, Paige and Jason Pahlmeyer, Cristina and Lee Hudson, Caren and Fritz Hatton, Karen and Neil Aldoroty, Susie Heller, and the amazing Bay Area chefs."
We look forward to participating in this amazing auction on Friday, if you can't make it to the auction click here for a proxy bid and bid on your favorite items in the catalog to benefit Family House, our one of a kind chef's experience will go fast!
In a recent discussion regarding the 2011 vintage here at Meteor a couple weeks ago, the topic of Bordeaux came up. Winemaker Andy Erickson, who buys fruit from Meteor for one his Favia wines humorously commented during the atypical harvest "what's everyone complaining about? Go work a harvest in Bordeaux, they're like this every year- pickers have to wear masks there's so much mold flying around!"
Well this struck a chord with us, especially considering the somewhat unfairness of comparing Napa to Bordeaux in blind tastings. "Of course Napa's always going to win, our wines are made to drink earlier on release, we can irrigate etc" said proprietor Barry Schuler. Well as "luck" would have it, 2011 was a challenging vintage across the pond as well, so we decided to taste our 2011 Perseid against a 2011 Bordeaux. Just days later, Wine Spectator released it's Top Ten Wines for 2014 and lo and behold, the first to be revealed was the Chateau Leoville Las Cases, from the maligned 2011 vintage! Similarly priced to ours, the choice was clear, and so we put it in our tasting team's comparative. What became clear in this exercise, which included another 2011 Napa Bordeaux blend, was that when the wines are compared in their own category, which in this case was the cool vintage category, the wines all shined brightly, but stood as different from the typical. i.e., they were not better or worse than other vintages, just different. Isn't that what makes wine so fascinating?
By definition vintage reflects a time, which in turn allows for a different aging timeline, and yields a unique and delicious wine in its own right. This was made clear at the 2014 Napa Premiere Tasting in February, where hundreds of trade professionals tasted through more than two hundred 2012 Napa Cabernets. Yes, the much touted vintage produced terrific wines, and lots of them, but by the end of the tasting all the delicious wines tended to run together and one was left with a sense of boredom (and maybe a bit lightheadedness!). So while its easy to disparage the difficult vintages and heap praise on the easy vintages, we prefer to embrace each vintage for what it is, and trust the winemakers who truly know their craft to give us a liquid time capsule that will keep our cellars interesting and exciting….and maybe even make the WS Annual Top Ten!
Think about baking crusty, French baguettes, bread perfection created with just four ingredients: flour, yeast, water, salt. There are many recipes for French bread that provide measurements of each ingredient. But turning out a crusty, chewy, tangy loaf is all about technique. Every batch of flour is different. Atmospheric conditions at various locales will impact many variables such as how the flour hydrates and how well the yeast rises. The baker's hand is essential in formation of gluten, the very structure of the bread. Bread making requires an experienced set of senses, particularly touch. No recipe can produce epic French bread, it requires experience to make adjustments to the proportions based on feel
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Dear Friends,
Every once in a while a project comes along that is too important to pass up. I am excited to join as GM and Wine Director at the San Francisco restaurant The Progress. Adjoining their restaurant State Bird Provisions, this stunning space will re-imagine dining and culinary culture in San Francisco.
Unfortunately that means leaving one of the great wineries of Napa. In 6 years with the Meteor team, I constantly marveled at their steadfast commitment to producing a wine the combines the intensity of Napa with the balance and elegance of the world's truly great terroirs. The quality of the wines is supported by people engaged in making them and Barry and Tracy Schuler and Bill and Dawnine Dyer are simply amazing people. I will be a lifelong ambassador.
Replacing me as Estate Director is Eric Smith, who I have known for years, starting when he led wine acquisitions and client management strategy at Porthos Wine, and subsequently through his tenure as General Manager of Checkerboard Vineyards here in Napa Valley. He'll continue the passion and commitment Meteor has for its wines, unique terroir and clientele. Please don't hesitate to reach out to him personally at firstname.lastname@example.com – he looks forward to meeting you!
Its been a pleasure getting to know you.
All my best,
Jason Alexander
Checking in with a quick catch up post harvest here at Meteor Vineyard!
Meteor harvested all 3 of our clones (337, 4 and 7) last week, just about a week ahead of the 2013 harvest. The wines are currently in fermentation at the winery.
The light rains we received right before harvest always causes slight panic, however the rains only seemed to effect the grapes in a positive light.
For some time the tannins seemed resolved, with no bitter or green characters. This observation is now supported by phenolic analysis in the tanks where tannins are strong but the bitter compounds are low.
Our winemaker, Dawnine Dyer, and the whole team are looking forward to a beautiful 2014 vintage.


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Followed their advice and the bike runs perfect, doesnt burn any oil either. you should have seen the mess that came out of my KLR after the first change, that bike ran great too.
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Not what I am saying. I am interpreting what you are being told as your tech is stating he sees visible shavings, etc. To that, I say hogwash. That is what a filter is for.
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Oakland Youth Orchestra will open its 50th anniversary season this weekend, November 2 and 3 with a concert featuring two young soloists who are the winners of the Youth Orchestra's annual Concerto Competition, Artistic Director and Conductor Michael Morgan has announced.
Flutist Hallie Jo Gist, age 17, will perform Frank Martin's Ballade for Flute, Piano and Strings (1941) and violinist Jo Griffin, age 15, will perform the first movement of the Barber Violin Concerto (1939) on a program that also includes Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 2 in C minor, Op. 17 "Little Russian" and Wagner's Prelude to Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg. Conducted byMichael Morgan and Bryan Nies, the concerts will be given Saturday, November 2, at 3 pm at Allen Temple Baptist Church in Oakland and Sunday, November 3 at 3 pm at Holy Names University in Oakland and admission to both concerts is free of charge. For more information, visit www.oyo.org .
About the Artists
Hallie Jo Gist began playing the flute at age eight and currently studies with Jane Lenoir. Hallie Jo is enjoying her second year in the Oakland Youth Orchestra. In addition, she is also a two-time recipient of the Marin Music Chest scholarship award and had the honor of performing Mozart's Concerto in D Major with the Marin Symphony Youth Orchestra in 2012. She is a senior at Redwood High School where she enjoys her academic studies, particularly her social studies and math classes. Her other passions include peer counseling, tutoring and speaking Spanish. Hallie plans to continue her flute studies at the university level.
Jo Griffin, performing with Oakland Youth Orchestra for her second year, is a sophomore in the Virtuoso Program at San Domenico School. Jo's passion for music started at a young age. She began piano at age four, studying with Betty Woo, started playing the violin at age eight and she currently studies with Wei He. Jo is a graduate of The Crowden School in Berkeley, and has performed several times at the Junior Bach Festival in Crowden ensembles. Jo also enjoys composing and is participating for her fourth year in the John Adams Young Composers program at Crowden, studying with Arkadi Serper. She is a 2013 winner of the National Young Composers Challenge for her piece, String Quartet in D Major, which will be performed by members of the Marin Symphony on October 6th.
About Oakland Youth Orchestra: Celebrating 50 Years
Founded in 1964 as the educational arm of the Oakland Symphony, Oakland Youth Orchestra is recognized as an outstanding musical organization in Oakland and San Francisco. The Youth Orchestra features eighty-five talented music students aged 12 to 22 from throughout the region. Oakland Youth Orchestra maintains a commitment to cultural exchange and has toured extensively in Europe, Asia, the Middle East, the Caribbean Islands, Costa Rica, Mexico and Cuba, Italy, Australia and New Zealand, Greece and, most recently in 2013, Argentina and Uruguay. In addition the organization has a history of commissioning, premiering and recording the works of American composers. Oakland Youth Orchestra is a member of the League of American Orchestras, Arts First Oakland, ASCAP, Association of California Symphony Orchestras, BMI and Oakland Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce.Together with the Oakland East Bay Symphony and Oakland Symphony Chorus, it operates as a unified organizational entity providing performances and music education to youth and adults.
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WHO: Oakland Youth Orchestra, conducted by Michael Morgan and Bryan Nies and Oakland Youth Orchestra Concerto Competition winners Hallie Jo Gist, flute, and Jo Griffin, violin
WHEN/WHERE: Saturday, November 2, 2013, at 3 pm at Allen Temple Baptist Church, 8501 International Blvd., Oakland, and Sunday, November 3, 2013, at 3 pm at Holy Names University, 3500 Mountain Blvd., Oakland
PROGRAM: Frank Martin: Ballade for Flute, Piano and Strings; Barber: Violin Concerto (first movement);Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 2 in C minor, Op. 17 "Little Russian"; Wagner: Prelude to Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg
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I've been as guilty of it as the next guy. I've had my patience wear thin with the seeming sloth-pace of a couple of off-seasons. I've been clamoring for the Mets to DO. SOMETHING. I've actually been missing the nonstop headline-mongering of Omar Minaya's early days. And then I realize where it's gotten me, as a fan: one playoff appearance, two epic collapses and five seasons of mediocre-at-best baseball. Maybe it is time for a different approach. Yes, we fans were clamoring for some fresh air when Sandy Alderson arrived after the 2010 season. Yes, the more enlightened among us realized that Rome wouldn't be built in a day. Yes, we knew in our heads that there would be at least a couple seasons of clear-cutting deadwood from the roster. Yes, we knew in our heads that building up the farm was the right way to go, and that is what's been happening so far. Our hearts are another matter. In case you don't read the papers, this is New York: patience is (perceived) weakness and yo...
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BRISTOL, Va., May 14, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Alpha Natural Resources (NYSE: ANR), a leading U.S. coal producer, announces the establishment of the Alpha Foundation for the Improvement of Mine Safety and Health, Inc. The Alpha Foundation is a non-profit organization whose mission is to improve mine health and safety through funding projects by qualified academic institutions, not-for-profit entities and individuals associated with those entities. Alpha will contribute a total of $48 million to the foundation.
Alpha Natural Resources has also appointed three directors to administer the foundation: Dr. Michael Karmis, Ph.D., Dr. David Wegman, M.D., M.Sc., and Dr. Keith Heasley, Ph.D. The three directors are highly-qualified experts in mine health and safety and come from diverse professional and academic backgrounds. The Alpha Foundation plans to host a kick-off meeting this summer where the directors will discuss funding priorities.
Kevin Crutchfield, CEO of Alpha Natural Resources, said, "The safety of our employees is the highest value of our company, and mine safety and health is imperative to the success of our industry. We are proud to establish and fund the Alpha Foundation and also appoint three leading experts to advance its objectives. This presents a tremendous opportunity to drive the latest developments and innovation in mine safety and health to the benefit of miners around the world."
The Alpha Foundation was established pursuant to the company's Non-Prosecution Agreement with the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of West Virginia (USAO SDWV) and the United States Department of Justice (DOJ), entered into on December 6, 2011. The directors were appointed with the approval of the USAO SDWV.
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Dr. Karmis is the Stonie Barker Professor of the Department of Mining and Minerals Engineering and the Director of the Virginia Center for Coal and Energy Research (VCCER) at Virginia Tech. He is an expert in the areas of rock mechanics and ground control, mining systems, and the sustainable development of energy and mineral resources.
Dr. Wegman is Professor Emeritus in the Department of Work Environment at the University of Massachusetts Lowell and Adjunct Professor at the Harvard School of Public Health and the University of Massachusetts Medical School. His epidemiologic research includes the study of acute and chronic occupational respiratory disease, occupational cancer risk and occupational musculoskeletal disorders, with special interests in the study of subjective outcomes as early indicators of health effects and in surveillance of occupational conditions and risks.
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Or, you hear the opposite: it's all viral. You can create thousands of advocates for your advertising and brands because of You Tube and Facebook and Twitter and insert name of any social networking site here.
So, what's the truth?
In reality, it's somewhere in between. Yes, there are a lot of things – both online and offline – competing for their attention. But they also share content with each other all of the time, often without even thinking about it in that way. So, it's not black, not white, but grey. Does figuring it all out sound more like a nightmare than the best dream you've ever had? There's nothing to be scared of. You just need to look before you leap.
Entertainment is the key. From our pre-testing databases we know already that it is an important tool in generating cut-through. Our research on 16-24 year olds tells us that it's all the more so among that group. For traditional above the line advertising, especially video viewed on any screen, this age group has the expectation of being entertained.
Because they are often online or on the phone while they are watching, entertaining ads are more likely to make them look up or click over to the window, rather than fast-forwarding through. Eye-popping visuals and ear-catching tunes undoubtedly help, as do clever interactive elements that draw them in. But, ultimately, they enjoy ads that are "a little film, more than making you feel it's an advert," as one 21-year-old participant put it.
Entertainment is the bridge to virality, too. Within this age group, social is key. Content plays an essential role because it is social currency. Ads that play on this, using strong music, creating an in-joke or entertaining, are more likely to 'go viral' among 16-24-year-olds. And, thanks to YouTube, they have also have access to anything and everything you have ever done. So, the in-joke or exclusivity can be built on your brand's advertising heritage.
This makes good branding all the more critical for the advertising to do a good job. If I'm searching for and sharing your ad on You Tube, I need to know what brand the ad is for in order to find it. What's more, while we know from our database research that advertising impacts the brand whether or not people recall it, when people can link it to the brand, the impact is significantly stronger. The brand should not be lost in the entertainment.
Given the role that entertainment plays in cut-through for this group, the 360° approach can help to create a clear picture of the brand. Each platform has its role to play by recalling the brand story, from entertaining to informing. For example, if TV (on any screen) is entertaining, the website needs to be spot on and easy to navigate to get information.
What a fun and exciting creative challenge! Entertainment is a must if you are going after the wily young adult target. At its heart, strong advertising remains a good story, well told.
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Meet the Palestinian Prisoners Israel Could Soon Release
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In deciding to pursue peace talks with the Palestinians, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu first had to make a tough concession: releasing 104 Palestinian prisoners in Israeli custody.
That decision has many Netanyahu critics at home and abroad seeing red, since the reported list of prisoners, who will be released in phases over the course of negotiations, includes individuals accused of carrying out devastating attacks on Israeli soldiers and civilians. It's also an emotional issue for Palestinians, many of whom regard the men and women detained over the long course of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as political prisoners.
In an open letter to his citizens, Netanyahu described the anguish he felt in freeing the prisoners. "This is an incomparably difficult decision; it is painful for the bereaved families and it is painful for the entire nation and it is also very painful for me," he wrote. To get a sense of just how emotionally charged this tradeoff is, consider the following individuals, who appear on a list published by the Palestinian Prisoner Society on Sunday of prisoners expected to be released. (Israel's Ynet reports that Israeli authorities will eventually make the names public to allow for appeals to the country's Supreme Court, and the final list may look different; this week's New York Times and Washington Post reports on the prisoner release mention men not identified by the Palestinain Prisoner Society.) According to Haaretz, the prisoners identified by the Palestinian Prisoner Society have been involved in the death of some 55 Israeli civilians, 15 Israeli soldiers, one French tourist, and dozens of Palestinians thought to have collaborated with Israel.
Jum'a Ibrahim Juma Adam, imprisoned since 1988
In 1988, Rachel Weiss and her three children were traveling by bus to Jerusalem after attending a bar mitzvah in Tiberias. Weiss had moved with her children to the back of the bus to allow her husband, a rabbi, to study undisturbed at the front of the vehicle. When three Palestinian youths threw Molotov cocktails at the bus, one smashed a window and landed where her children were sitting. In vain, Weiss threw herself at her children to protect them. Everyone escaped from the bus except for Weiss and her children, who perished in the assault. David Delorosa, an Israeli soldier who entered the burning bus and tried to save those still trapped inside, also died in the attack.
Adam was one of the youths who threw the firebombs. The men behind the attack were not affiliated with a terrorist organization, and the attack was planned somewhat spontaneously over a game of cards. Some reports suggest that Mahmoud Kharbish, another perpetrator, will also be released.
Karim and Maher Younis, imprisoned since 1983
The Younis cousins, who landed in jail after kidnapping and killing a young Israeli soldier named Avraham Bromberg, are some of the longest-serving Arab prisoners in Israel. The Younis cousins picked up Bromberg, who was hitchhiking, on the side of the road in 1981 and later shot him in the head. They left him to die on the side of the road, and Bromberg succumbed to his wounds two days after being shot.
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The brothers Ibrahim and Hassan Ighbariya, their cousin Mustafa Ighbariya, and Tawfiz Suliman infiltrated an Israeli army camp under the cover of darkness and brutally killed three Israeli soldiers using knives, axes, and a pitchfork. The four men, members of Islamic Jihad , killed the soldiers — Yaakov Dubinsky, Yori Farda and Guy Friedman — in their sleep, a crime that shocked Israel at the time both because of the brutality of the attack and the fact that the assailants were Israeli citizens. The four men were originally sentenced to three consecutive life terms, with an additional 15 years tacked on for other offenses. The murder of the three Israeli soldiers is now more commonly known as "the night of the pitchforks."
Riziq Ali Khader Salah, imprisoned since 1993
While walking through Jerusalem's Valley of the Cross on his way to work in 1993, Menahem Stern, who at the time was an internationally renowned historian of the Second Temple period, was stabbed five times in the chest by Salah, who was alleged to have carried out the act as part of an admission test to Fatah, a Palestianian terror organization. Salah was handed a life sentence, and given another life sentence for the slaying a month later of the television technician Eli Amsalem . Israeli police alleged that Salah had to provide an identification card of the person he had killed; since Stern had not been carrying one, he proceeded to kill Amsalem as well.
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This happens both with TrackMania United Forever, and with a Graphics Card Stability Test, but not with Halo CE or Flight Simulator X.
I have recently switched PCs - I had this card in my old PC and it worked fine.
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Seeing as this card worked fine in my old PC, would this be a problem with the new motherboard?
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The Red Wings held an optional skate this morning at Pepsi Center, though it was a pretty full house between players taking the ice and those opting to kick around a soccer ball.
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