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I had a two day conference in San Diego and stayed at the Marriott Resort in Coronado. It was only a 20 minute drive to the conference location in Point Loma, in fact everything seemed to be only 15 - 20 minutes from the hotel, Gas Light District (10 minutes), Old Town San Diego, Imperial Beach. I had a king-bed room on the 3rd floor with a view of the 'duck pond,' (would have liked the Bay, but...). Room was extremely clean and well updated, with lots of room. Full balcony with chairs and a table. A little strange that doors opened to the outside, not the interior, but that seemed to be a standard layout for San Diego area hotels. Not thrilled about $22/day for 'self parking' ($28 for valet), but that's also typical for Marriott. At least there was no 'resort fee.' Didn't use internet while was there, but that would have been $12/day.
As usual the meeting started too early to have breakfast at the hotel, but the restaurant looked very nice. The hotel's right on the coast of Coronado Island with a very nice pool, cabana's, fire pits and a bar/grill by the pool. It also adjoins a walking path along the edge of the island facing the city and there's a 'Marriott water shuttle' that takes you over to downtown San Diego (I think the charge was $8-$10 each).
You're only minutes from great restaurants and shopping at the hotel and maybe 10 minutes from the famous Hotel Coronado and the area around it which is all great walking, shopping and restaurants. You also have beach access there, or a little further drive south on the island and you've got miles of amazing California beaches. About 20 minutes drive south from the Marriott and you're in the famous surf town of Imperial Beach with its terrific fishing pier.
Hotel staff was very friendly and helpful, especially the concierge desk. Housekeeping was also notable as they noticed I had polished off both coffee's and cups in the room, so the next day she left me three. My room was really cold the first night and I couldn't get the heat on, but after calling for service they came immediately and by the time I got back to the room it was toasty.
Overall, for the price (I had a government rate), the quality was very high, service great and the condition of the hotel very good. Elevators and some elements seemed a little dated, but overall, I highly recommend the Marriott Coronado Island Resort Hotel for business, family or romantic trips.
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Wonderful magical, healing and utterly life changing week. Each week has a different theme. Learning and developing the ancient shamanic practice of overtone chanting, vocal purification practices, transformative breathing, vocal yogas, sonorous meditations, sacred chants, mantras and sonic practices to transform family curses into their corresponding blessings and heal the ancestral lines. Also, journeying through the MANDALA OF GREEN TARA, we experience the union of the sacred masculine and feminine, bliss and emptiness. Beautiful continuous chant and practice. Working to discover love and ourselves and to magically transform afflictive or difficult relationships or difficult aspects of otherwise loving relationships. We will do this ceremonially, working with one of the most powerful of all deities, the Great Goddess Tara, the quick acting Mother of all the Buddhas, powerful and able to bring enlightenment in this lifetime. Traditionally equally loved and revered by men and women, many, including almost all Tibetan Buddhists, from the most sophisticated to the simplest, including the Dalai Lama, maintain their deep connection with this feminine manifestation of the divine, who acts swiftly and confers compassion, enlightened action, liberation, emotional and physical healing and long life. Through working with the extraordinary energies of Tara we are able to ease the blockages to achievements in work, in life and in emotional and physical health , bring about order and flow in our lives, to liberate us from afflictive emotions making us depressed, unhappy and frustrated, leading us to ecstasy, joy and freedom and work towards achieving the essential state of reality and become enlightened.
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While in Kusadasi, Turkey, members of the Greek trip found a lovely
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the new OLLI building, currently under construction.
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The dealer in Kusadasi, Oscar, was willing to wait for us to raise
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President Obama is not yet a grandfather, but his era of liberal hegemony only appears to have lasted months, not decades. Photoshopping gave Obama the pince-nez and cigarette holder that were FDR's trademarks but could not conjure the startling congressional majorities of the 1930s. The Depression and New Deal left Republicans discredited, irrelevant, and shattered. GOP House and Senate majorities of 62 percent and 58 percent, respectively, after the 1928 election shrank to caucuses of 20 percent and 17 percent after 1936. Under Obama the trajectory has been the opposite: Republicans have gone from 41 percent of the House seats after the 2008 election to 57 percent after 2014 and from 40 senators to 54.
Inevitably, Democrats are trying to figure out why the present that dismays them is so much less congenial than the future they recently anticipated. Some have begun to disparage Obamacare, the incumbent's most FDR-like achievement. Half of the 60 Democratic senators who voted for the Affordable Care Act in December 2009—the exact number needed to prevent its being filibustered to death, since all Republicans opposed it—are no longer in the Senate. These ex-senators include eight who were defeated by Republicans, and eight more who chose not to run again and were succeeded by Republicans.
One of the latter, Tom Harkin of Iowa, recently told a reporter, "I look back and say we should have either done [health care reform] the correct way or not done anything at all." Charles Schumer of New York, in the remnant of Democrats whose Senate careers have survived Obamacare, voiced similar sentiments in a National Press Club speech three weeks after the 2014 elections. "Democrats blew the opportunity the American people gave them" in 2008, Schumer said. "We took their mandate and put all of our focus on the wrong problem—health care reform." Arguing that 85 percent of Americans had health insurance they were satisfied with when Democrats took power in 2009, and few of the uninsured voted at all, much less on the basis of health policy, Schumer contended, "To aim a huge change in mandate at such a small percentage of the electorate made no political sense."
Despite these recent recriminations, Harkin and Schumer had been like most Democrats in believing that Obamacare was good policy that would quickly prove to be good politics. In 2012 Harkin praised the Affordable Care Act for bringing us closer to the day when "every person has affordable, quality health care." Months before Democrats were routed in the 2010 midterms, Schumer predicted that Obamacare would be an asset to politicians who had supported it and a liability for its opponents.
Not just health care policy but the value and political feasibility of modern liberalism's raison d'être is at stake. The main point of Schumer's recent speech was "Democrats must embrace government" as "what we believe in," "what unites our party," and as "the only thing that's going to get the middle class going again." He thought that Obamacare was regrettable to the extent it had complicated rather than furthered that fundamental purpose.
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I'm a newly single mom of two young kids and toddler twins. I have all of the ingredients in life to make an awesome soup — come along as I tear up the recipe card, throw humor, honesty, and heartfelt hope into the pot, and give it a stir. I simmer with love as I write the unexpected story of my family.
So, here's the deal, Jen. Can I call you Jen? I feel like I can, so I'm going to.
Jen, you're about to become the "everday" parent.
I know – what the heck is that?
It's the term that Milo has for me: Dad is the "fun" parent and I'm the "everyday" parent. Like silverware. No one actually eats with the real silver unless there's an event (a capital e Event). People use the stainless for everyday silverware because it doesn't require thought, doesn't require extra care, and doesn't mind the perils of the dishwasher or getting lost in between the couch cushions.
The everyday silver is sturdy. And functional. And always found in the drawer to the right of the sink. It isn't cradled by velvet-lined cases ensconced in the bottom of the buffet, waiting for dukes and duchesses to come for dinner to make an appearance.
The everyday parent is much the same. We're serviceable. We get the job done. We might even be cute, funny, and quirky as we do it. But we don't gleam; we don't steal the show. We're the ultimate team players because we mix with the good plates and the kid plates and the paper plates alike. We really understand that our job is to get the food to the kids' mouths, to nourish them and feed them daily as they grow and change and become the people they're becoming.
But it's not glamorous. It's not three-thousand-dollars-a-night penthouse suites in Vegas. It's more like camping in the backyard because there's a swim meet and a dance class and music lessons and all of the millions of kid things that cram into the squares on the calendar. When you're the everyday parent, you know who is coming and going, where things are, and how early you have to leave one location to get the kid to the next location on time. The real silver doesn't have a clue about the calendar because, again, it only comes out for special occasions and quickly retreats as soon as the capital e Event is over.
But the thing about being the everyday silverware is that you feel the small hands that grasp you as they grow and learn and change daily. You learn their rhythms and know when they're off the beat. You know spelling lists and state capitals and all of the places that the lovie can hide. You can tell in an instant if a child is sick or sad or scared and you know how to make it better. You find yourself useful and doing jobs you never thought you'd do, all with the goal of feeding the spirits of the children.
You might think it stings to hear that you're not the "fun" parent and it does, a little. But then you'll think about the word "everyday" and realize that your children know you're there every day. That most mornings, they wake up to your kisses and crawl sleepily into your lap for snuggles before refusing to get dressed. They'll also go to sleep with your kisses and lullabies and gentle tuck-ins. They know what to expect when you pick them up from school and daycare. They know how to push your buttons for maximum effect, but that's because you're there every day. Every day picking up the slack, on top of their lives, and watching for obstacles which would halt forward momentum.
On the flipside, you're not the "fun" parent who feels pressure to make every moment special because you're supposed to be fun, right? You won't miss the kids for weeks on end when you travel. You won't have to watch orchestra concerts filmed on a cell phone or ask for recounts of baseball games because you weren't sitting in the dust behind the dugout. That isolation is what happens when you only come out for capital e Events. Your every day is largely unknown to your children, as is theirs to you. You become mythical and larger than life and not even superheroes can live up to that.
No, thank you. I'll take everyday any day. I am fine resting in the drawer when the duke and duchess come for dinner because I know that tomorrow the kids are going to need to eat again and will be looking for me to feed them.
Everyday is my every day and I couldn't be happier about it. I hope that you'll feel that way, too, Jen.
No harm intended to all of the "fun" parents out there. Kids need fun, too.
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"A little while ago, Grandmother," I answer.
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I thought it was going to get easier.
The kids are getting older; they are all more capable than they were a year ago. There are fewer diapers, fewer clothing changes, less laundry.
And, in some ways, it has gotten easier. Milo regularly helps me load stuff into the van in the morning. Violet brushes her own hair and ties her own shoes. Willa wakes up dry every morning. And Juliet buckles herself into her car seat. Those things are easier.
It is easier to get the kids into and out of buildings because the twins can walk and carry their dance bag and don't need me to carry them with already too-full arms. The older kids are comfortable with supervising the young ones for a minute or two while I use the bathroom or switch the laundry. Those things are easier, too.
Some things are not easier.
Last year was such a blur of panic; anxiety and fear melted over one another, then hardened into a crunchy candy coating. I was protected by a shield inscribed with, "Keep moving forward, no matter the circumstances."
But constant motion doesn't allow for the quiet space one needs in order to process, to count tree rings and mark passing milestones. It doesn't leave room for respite, for recharging, for rejuvenation.
I am calm and patient as always. I am focused and determined and moving forward in my career and as a single parent. I am marching through life to the best of my ability every moment, every day. So when I hit a wall I can't blow through, I am astonished — just flabbergasted.
Halloween is the wall right now. I need to ride an elephant through it, to knock it down and crush it into rubble.
But I can't find my damn elephant right now.
When the kids begged to decorate for Halloween, I groaned (inwardly, of course). Halloween is Scott's favorite holiday, not mine. But my children with their excellent memories recall the way we've traditionally decorated the house and wanted to duplicate it. Last year, it seemed necessary to maintain the tradition because I felt very strongly that I needed to show them that, despite all of the changes, we can still have fun and celebrate and create lasting memories.
This year? I look at the Halloween decorations and want to throw them into a roiling witch's cauldron.
I'm not angry or sad or jealous — just tired. Those decorations seem like so much more trouble than they're worth. Plastic bats, dancing skeletons, spooky spiders. Not worth the additional clutter or clean-up.
The kids are worth the trouble, though, and I let them decorate as they wanted. They were thrilled to dash around decorating willy-nilly.
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This issue explores the value of architectural diversity and creative responses to context. The discussion begins with a series on the three presidential libraries in Texas. Located on university campuses, the libraries all respond to their academic settings in unique ways. Connection is a driving element of the other projects presented — a business school, museum, student center and dining hall, and race track. All strive to tie their respective campuses closer together with individual design statements.
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And since you want to talk science, where did you publish the finding about the change in chemistry with the addition of oxalic acid? Was this run through a mass spectrometer? Green, yellow, .Originally Posted by Kevin Sullivan
Kevin, In my basic chemistry courses in college, they didn't discuss ferric oxalate and unfortunately the photography bug was biting at me more than the chemistry bug so I left it before any diuscussion of organic chemistry related to this topic. If the ferric is not changed, that is to a state of not being ferric oxalate anymore, than have those test reveal any loss of speed due to excess oxalic acid? Please send via email or FAX, the chart from Howard. Your use of the term neutralized to me implies that adding more oxalaic acid would slow the speed of that solution. Did you find that to be true?
Uhhhm, where to start, Eric. This is basic chemistry. No need to publish it in a fancy journal. And a x-ray mass spectrometer will usually only tell the amounts of pure elements (how much oxygen, iron, hydrogen etc.) not necessarily how those elements are arranged. (FO or oxalic acid, h20, etc.) Also, gas spectrometers don't work because the FO breaks down before it reaches a gaseous state.
I can fax you the chart Dr Howard Efner drew for me that explains it quite well, he seemed to think the whole thing was organic chem 101 level basics. I don't think the chem journals are that interested in this level of redundancy.
Ole even mentions it, in a round about way, here:
The concept is that the wild tangled arms of the FO can be neutralized with the addition of oxalic acid. The oxalic grabs on to these loose arms and straightens them out, and they can no longer bond to each other as easily. This actually changes the non-stoichiometric FO into a stoichiometric compound, because the FO atoms are bound with oxalic, they can no longer randomly clump together. Now they have a more or less fixed structure. This is why adding oxalic acid to pure FO cause a color shift from muddy yellow brown to the bright emerald green. Its the shift from non-stoichiometric to stoichiometric with the addition of free oxalic acid that causes it to turn translucent green. This is well documented and understood, I'm suprised you aren't familiar with this idea.
This is very easy to test visually if you have some pure FO, just keep adding oxalic acid and watch it turn green. I wouldn't say we are chemically changing the FO to something that is not FO, we are simply controlling its form with oxalic acid.
I think that explains it. There's a little more info in the book The New Platinum Print which also includes Rudiak and DMKs prefered formula. (18g Oxalic Acid to 100ml FO#1, whew, way to much for my taste.)
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Not really looking for fancy journals either but if you said it was included in TNPP, that would work : )
I will also readily admit to not having a copy of TNPP but only reviewing it while helping the formulary establish their workshops back in 1999, but I do recall those number from Rudiak and Kennedy only being tested against current (at the time) B&S powder and not against other FO powder on the market.
"Maybe one day some brave PhD student will sort it out, but it's not the path to a shining career", is a quote from one of my emails with Mike Ware on the subject of ferric oxalate.
I shall be happy with mine, but also happy to see your chart from Howard.


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I just purchased the RX1 after using RX100 for two weeks. No complain about RX100 but need something which has a better low-light performance, for my 2 years old running around in the house.
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Mike felt like he clicked with the producers, to the displeasure of his buddy. "He was staring me down as he was walking out."
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The project manager for the troubled and expensive Port of Anchorage redo is asking a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit by the municipality over the flawed work, and on Thursday both sides made their arguments.
The municipality in March sued Integrated Concepts and Research Corp., or ICRC, as well as two engineering firms, PND Engineers and CH2M Hill, in Anchorage Superior Court. A month later ICRC instigated a move to U.S. District Court, where the company believes it will fare better, and defeated the municipality's efforts to transfer it back.
The city is seeking to recover millions spent on unconventional new dock sections that buckled, bent and separated, and that the city and other engineers say must be ripped out and replaced.
On Thursday, lawyers for ICRC argued to U.S. District Judge Sharon Gleason that the case should never go to trial and urged her to dismiss it outright.
ICRC was just fulfilling the terms of its contract with the U.S. Maritime Administration to manage the project and should be immune from a lawsuit, said Kurt Hamrock, a Washington, D.C.-based lawyer with the international law firm McKenna Long & Aldridge whose expertise includes government contractor defense.
The Maritime Administration, known as MARAD, had an agreement with the city to oversee the work and administer contracts. Neither MARAD nor ICRC had managed a port project before. Instead of a traditional dock on piling, ICRC recommended and MARAD approved PND's patented Open Cell Sheet Pile design, which consists of a series of U-shaped steel cells that were supposed to connect one to the next to form a new dock face.
As a federal contractor, ICRC is protected by sovereign immunity, the same as the federal government, Hamrock told Gleason. Nothing that ICRC did was outside the scope of its contract, he said. Only actions exceeding the contract provisions can be the basis for a suit, such as if a truck driver working under a federal contract crashed the truck and hurt or killed someone, Hamrock said.
"By contrast, here the allegations of negligent conduct focus on conduct and more specifically decisions that were made as part of the contract work," he said.
The claim for immunity is coming early in the case, said Gleason, who asked a series of pointed questions of both sides. Usually defendants make that claim further along in the proceedings, after the factual issues are settled, she said.
The timing is right, Hamrock said. MARAD never rejected ICRC's work, never refused to pay it and never expressed any displeasure, he said. MARAD, which is not part of the lawsuit, pushed for the PND design, he contended. (PND has defended the design, which has been used elsewhere in Alaska and around the world.)
Whether MARAD pushed for the Open Cell Sheet Pile "is a little ambiguous," Gleason said.
A lawyer for the municipality argued that ICRC's work was sorely deficient, as evidenced by "the mess we have out there today."
Bennett Greenberg, Washington, D.C.-based co-chair of construction practice for another law firm, Seyfarth Shaw, said ICRC was negligent in its duties.
Gleason pressed him on where in the lawsuit did the municipality claim that ICRC's actions were beyond the scope of its federal contract.
"Do I see anywhere in the complaint the words 'exceeded its authority?'" she asked Greenberg.
He pointed her to the findings of a federally commissioned 2012 study by CH2M Hill that confirmed the problems went beyond flawed construction to the very design.
The study found the design was such that the structure could fail in a major earthquake. And there were other problems, including ICRC directing the placement of riprap in the same area where contractors would later try to drive piles and directing subcontractors to keep trying to install the steel piles even when it was clear they weren't going in correctly, Greenberg said. ICRC fell short on quality control and inspections, he said.
"Certainly the government didn't contract with ICRC to perform their tasks in a negligent manner," he told the judge.
The arguments drew a number of other lawyers to the federal courtroom as well as officials from the Port of Anchorage. The port is an essential operation, with most of what's sold and used in Alaska passing through it. The old dock is crumbling and in danger of failing, officials have said.
A federal audit last year found the construction project costs grew fivefold between 2003 and 2011, from $211 million to $1 billion. Work essentially stalled after the troubled 2009 construction season.
The city announced last week that it had picked CH2M Hill for a five-year $30 million contract to take over management of the port construction. The city plans to separately choose a new design firm.
As of last spring, $439 million, mainly state and federal dollars, had been set aside for the project, and all but $130 million had been spent.
CH2M Hill also is being sued by the city over port design assessments performed by another company, Veco Alaska Inc., which CH2M Hill later acquired. The city says the litigation won't impact CH2M Hill's new work. CH2M Hill joined in ICRC's motion to dismiss.
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Palestinians suffer under four types of occupation, according to the Freedom Theatre. Three, including Israel's military occupation, are external. The deepest of all, however, is the internalization by the oppressed of the culture and narrative of the oppressor. Freedom Theatre artistic director Nabil al-Raee says: "We are trying to build a generation that can first free themselves, then fight for the freedom of others."
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Some 200 veterans of the Israeli security services have accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of doing irreparable harm to the country's ties with Washington, just two days before he is due to address the US Congress. It is the first time he has faced a large-scale backlash from Israel's security establishment – and could damage Netanyahu's popular image as a strong leader on security matters.
Why is Netanyahu acting like a bull in a diplomatic china shop over Iran, and doing so at the cost of imperilling relations with the US, when his own advisers say there is no obvious threat and a deal next month is unlikely? The answer is to be found on two levels: one related specifically to Netanyahu's personal political survival; and the other to Israel's longer-term regional interests.
The contents of a secret report by Israel's Mossad spy agency on Iran's nuclear programme leaked to the media are shocking and predictable in equal measure. Shocking because the report shows Netanyahu spent years lying to the international community against Mossad's advice; predictable because for four years Israel's security establishment has been screaming as loudly as it realistically could that Netanyahu was not to be trusted on the Iran issue.
A leaked government report paints a dark future for Israel. Western support for the Palestinians will increase, the threat of European sanctions will grow, and the US might even refuse to "protect Israel with its veto" at the UN. One might assume that, faced with this, Israel would reconsider its obstructive approach to peace negotiations and Palestinian statehood. Instead, Netanyahu has begun looking elsewhere for patrons.
For 20 years, the White House stood guard over the peace process, reserving for itself the role of stewarding Israel and the Palestinians to a resolution of their conflict. But Washington's primacy in the relationship with both the Israeli and Palestinian leaderships is unravelling at astonishing speed, opening up for the first time diplomatic wriggle room.
Hizballah's attack that killed two soldiers on Wednesday was the very minimum retaliation Israel could realistically expect following an air strike earlier this month on a Hizballah convoy in southern Syria. The Lebanese militia appears to want this episode to draw to a close, a message it delivered to Israel via UN peacekeepers. The more pressing question is whether Israel will let the matter drop.
It is not surprising that Quneitra province in southern Syria, where Israel's air strike occurred, has become a flashpoint. Israel, on the one hand, and Hizballah and Iran, on the other, have been sucked into the relative power vacuum created there since the Syrian army lost its grip on the territory last summer. Israel appears to prefer that the Syrian army, Hizballah and Iran remain trapped in an endless struggle against the opposition saps their resources and military strength.
An Israeli air strike in southern Syria on Sunday that killed 12 commanders from the Lebanese militia Hizballah and Iran's Revolutionary Guard follows a long and ignoble tradition in Israeli politics. Prime ministers facing poor ratings have often been tempted to launch a major military offensive in the middle of an election campaign. The strike was not only the biggest against Hizballah since the conflict with Israel in summer 2006, but – more significantly – Israel's first undisguised military clash with Iran.
The Paris killings have reinforced Israeli suspicions that Europe, with its rapidly growing Muslim population, is being dragged into a clash of civilisations it is ill-equipped to combat. And the targeting of a kosher supermarket that killed four Jews has heightened a belief that Jews outside Israel are in mortal danger. In Netanyahu's conception, a Jew's primary bond should be to their "true home", the Jewish state of Israel. Paradoxically, that view is shared by Europe's far-right.
Netanyahu was probably the least welcome of the 40 world leaders who participated in the rally in Paris on Sunday to demonstrate their outrage at last week's attack that left 17 people dead, including four French Jews. According to Israeli media, President Francois Hollande's advisers had urged Netanyahu not to come, concerned that he would exploit the visit – and the deaths – to increase divisions in French society. They had good grounds for concern.
Abbas knows a decision to pursue war crimes trials against Israel at the Hague threatens the PA's very existence. If he ends coordination and goes on the offensive, why would Israel allow the PA to continue functioning? But if his security forces continue to collaborate with Israel, how can he retain credibility with his people? This leaves the Palestinian leader with only two credible strategic options – aside from dissolving the PA himself.
There are many obstacles to be cleared before anyone in Israel reaches the dock in the Hague accused of war crimes. The first test will be whether Mahmoud Abbas' nerve holds. It will be 60 days before the application to join the International Criminal Court takes effect. In the meantime, Israel and the US – neither of which has ratified the Rome Statute – will exert as much pressure on him as possible to change course.
While Europe is tentatively finding a voice in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, silence reigns across the Atlantic. The White House appears paralysed, afraid to appear out of sync with world opinion but more afraid still of upsetting Israel and its powerful allies in the US Congress. Now there is an additional complicating factor: the Israeli public, due to elect a new government in three months' time, increasingly regards the US role as toxic.
Haaretz warned this week that, if Netanyahu's Jewish nation-state bill passed, it would remove Israel "from the community of democratic nations, and give it a place of honour instead beside those dark regimes in which minorities are persecuted". But as human rights groups in Israel explain, Israel has long dwelt among such dark regimes. Netanyahu's bill simply helps to shine a light on that fact.
It is astonishing that the reconstruction of Gaza, bombed into the Stone Age according to the explicit goals of Israeli military doctrine, has tentatively only just begun. Where else apart from the Palestinian territories would the international community stand by idly as so many people suffer? The reason for the hold-up is, as ever, Israel's "security needs". Gaza can be rebuilt but only to the specifications laid down by Israel.
The British parliamentary vote adds to the momentum initiated this month by the Swedish government's decision to break with its established EU partners by pledging to recognise Palestine. The tide of history is turning. Israel is losing the moral argument in Europe, where the Zionist movement began. That tide will spread across Europe and ultimately lap up against the shores of Capitol Hill and the White House.
Staff at Bir Zeit, the most prestigious of the Palestinian universities, ordered Amira Hass, a reporter for the Israeli Haaretz daily, to leave a public meeting. She was told it was for her own "safety" in case students protested against her presence. The decision has provoked a heated debate among Palestinian intellectuals, students and activists about how far refusal to cooperate with Israelis should extend.
It is impossible to overlook or forgive George Monbiot's campaign of vilification begun three years ago against several leading figures on the progressive left, including Noam Chomsky, accusing them of genocide denial. In truth, this is not a clash over the facts of a genocide, but over who has a right to speak. Monbiot, embedded in the camp of the corporate media, has adopted its ethos as his own.
This month Israeli media reported claims that Egypt's president, Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, had offered the Palestinian leadership the chance to annex to Gaza an area of 1,600 sq km in Sinai. The donated territory would expand Gaza fivefold, and provide the basis for a Palestinian state outside historic Palestine. What should we make of such reports?


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Recently I overheard a man say at a yoga class, "Yeah, well, you get two women together and it's like bitch central." I could have told him he only needed one, in fact, and that would be me, but it also made me realize how much people diminish and poo-poo the real power and strength of female friendship, especially between women, which is either supposed to descend into some kind of male lesbian love scene porn fantasy or be dismissed as meaningless or be re-written as a story of competition.Transformation and Transcendence: The Power of Female Friendship, an essay by Emily Rapp (previously).
Here's the truth: friendships between women are often the deepest and most profound love stories, but they are often discussed as if they are ancillary, "bonus" relationships to the truly important ones. Women's friendships outlast jobs, parents, husbands, boyfriends, lovers, and sometimes children.
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Names that mean wanted/wished for/loved?
Boy's (middle) names that mean wanted/wished for/loved that go with the first name Owen? Last name Szabó (Sah-bow).
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I would pair Owen with a mn that doesn't start or end with an N... Also, with Szabo (I have a friend with this surname!) you'll want to steer clear of middles that end with an S or and O.
So far I like...
Owen Saul Szabo
Owen Theodore Szabo
Owen Daveney Szabo
Owen David Szabo
I'll add...
Owen Jedediah Szabo
Owen Bennett (blessed) Szabo
Owen Anaiah (God Answers) Szabo
Owen Isaac Szabo (Isaac was a child that was prayed for for a long time)
Owen Samuel Szabo (same as Isaac)INTP Anthropologist Living in the centre of China, married to a Persian, and just enjoying a completely unpredictable life
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Maybe it doesn't sound like much that Chance Anthony, the top receiver for Breckinridge County High in Kentucky, can bench press 235 pounds. But then you consider that the kid only weighs 157 pounds.
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Breckinridge coach Scott Mooney said caught his first glimpse of that arm in action across the weight room one day. He saw a bench-press bar tilted dangerously in one direction, and fearing that somebody would get hurt, rushed across the room and started yelling.
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Chance rarely wears his prosthetic arm. His family has a nickname for the end of his right arm - "Nubby" - and there isn't much the missing right hand keeps Chance from doing.
He is an excellent rifle shooter. He can shift gears on a trail bike with Nubby. His mother remembers seeing him one day, driving like a typical teenager with his left arm hanging out the window.
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Los Angeles Lakers' Kobe Bryant opens the campaign for Phil Jackson - J.A.…Nov 9For Kobe, there's only one logical choice to take over in Lakerland: Phil Jackson.
Ian Thomsen: D'Antoni would be a great fit for LakersNov 9Mike D'Antoni would be a bold and smart hire for the 1-4 Lakers after their surprising dismissal of coach Mike Brown on Friday.
NBA -- Los Angeles Lakers' future hinges on Jim BussNov 9After two failed coaching hires, the pressure is on Jim Buss to make the right choice.
Los Angeles Lakers coach Mike Brown needs good homestand, sources sayNov 9A poor homestand could put Mike Brown's job in jeopardy, sources said.