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Barcelona will compete for the title of the kings of Europe on May 28th, a phrase that no Madridista wanted to hear 18 days ago when the first of four clásicos kicked into action. Over the four matches, each club won once while the two Spanish giants drew on two occasions; however, as any football fan knows, it was timing and importance of those fixtures that will define this campaign.
Madrid brought home the Copa del Rey, their first trophies in four years; however, were felled to their bitter rivals in the semi-finals of Europe's most prestigious tournament. In between the four fixtures, in what is arguably the greatest rivalry in football, Barcelona also increased their lead in the league. The Catalans will soon clinch their third consecutive league title, maintaining their domestic dominance. Certainly a season of headlines, drama, and, oh, the occasional football match, but then again, what else would one except from Jose Mourinho's debut at the helm of the world's most successful club?
After a disgusting first leg, (in regards to on-field theatrics, post-match complaints, the racism rows and mediocre football), play was better on Tuesday night; however, one could not help but doubt, every time a player went to ground, the seriousness of their ailment. In the end, the better team did win. Madrid did not create enough opportunities over the two legs, especially Tuesday when they knew they would need at least two goals to overcome their northern rivals. Angel di Maria made a brilliant step, taking advantage of an uncharacteristic lull in the Barca defence, to launch the play that would quickly lead to Madrid's only goal, but it would not be enough. Discussion of a comeback started up immediately. "If they get another quick one, Barcelona will have to play conscious of the fact that another goal beats them." It was not meant to be; the last team you want to overcome a two goal deficit against is the Barcelona of the past few years at the Camp Nou.
It was textbook Barcelona goal that put the icing on the cake. Level at nil-nil, Andres Iniesta picked out Pedro with a brilliant pass, sending his compatriot through the Madrid defence to coolly finish off, for all intents and purposes, any faint hope of a Madrid upset. Kaka was incredibly ineffective, reemphasizing the questions in the pre-game as to why the Brazilian was selected over Mesut Ozil. The Germany star was the clear difference in Madrid's Copa victory, yet Mourinho opted to start him on the bench. On the other side of the ball, Barcelona were stoic defensively; however, the Barca backline did seem set in continuing to try and earn calls with some over-dramatization. Javier Mascherano was by far the most guilty azulgrana on the evening, drawing a number of questionable fouls as well as what will surely be a few Oscar nominations.
The most controversial of which could have certainly changed the pace of the game. In the opening minutes of the second half, a run from Ronaldo opened up the Barca defence. After seemingly beating Pique, the Portugal star went to ground, but not before slotting a ball into space for Gonzalo Higuain (who would put the ball in the back of the net to no avail as the referee had already blown a foul in favour of the hosts). As Ronaldo tumbled he clips Mascherano, who would have, most likely, beaten his compatriot to Ronaldo's through ball, dragging down the Argentina international. Of course the question on everyone's mind was or still is: did the referee get it right? Tough to say, and I will stick to playing devil's advocate. The ground was soaking wet, Ronaldo could've easily slipped on his own accord. Pique does not seem to take out Ronaldo's legs but does make solid upper body contact with the Portuguese star. To that same point, in real time, it is hard to tell if Pique's legs do take out those of the midfielder: does Ronaldo recognize this and go to ground too easily in order to try and win the foul? An early Madrid goal would have, undoubtedly, changed the atmosphere inside the stadium and on the pitch. Would it have meant Madrid would be celebrating tonight? Maybe or maybe not, but it is certainly one of those plays that will be the subject of pundit review and debate for weeks, if not years, to come.
The discussions will rage on throughout the capital as the season winds to an end. Should Higuain's goal been allowed? Was Mourinho, for seemingly the first time in his career as manager, actually a poison for Madrid rather than the stalwart tactician that has masterminded such success on the European continent? How will the campaign be judged? Silverware, sure, but another league to Barcelona, as the Catalans disposed of the capital club en route to the European final. Mou's future? Summer transfers? Madrid's season may be over, save four essentially meaningless league fixtures; however, the excitement, or at least the circus, that will surround Los Blancos as long as the Portuguese manager is calling the shots is really just beginning.
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I think that Mourinho has destroyed Real Madrid. I dislike Real, so I don't mind. But in the first led we saw cheap drama from both the sides, but everyone was more disappointed with Barca or dirtying their clean image.In the end, whether Real or Barca fan, we all love football.Not diving to the ground, thrusting, or clutching the nose when you've been pushed in the chest.
Warning for Man U against Barca: Do everything
in your power and play Barca in their own half,
when you give them too many chances in your own
half they (Barca) will find way to dive for PK.
Caues they best known for cheat and dive.
430 million euros were spent to build the Real Madrid side. When you're beaten you can't cry conspiracy, you've got to congratulate your opponent and begin the analysis of what should have been done better. 29% possession in the first leg says it all.
This was a well written article, both classy and objective(I'm used to reading Marca). I feel that a foul on Pique would have been harsh, but so was the call on Ronaldo. Perhaps the most fair would have been to call the former, negating the advantage play when Masch went down. This would have given Madrid the chance to earn the goal if it was meant to be.
Virtually impossible to do in real time though, and the German ref was decisive in making the call prior to Higuain touching the ball, so you have to give him some credit.
No mention of a possible Cavalo double sending off during the second leg. I thought the ref was really linient with really madrind. Both Alonso and Cavalo would have been sent off. Barc did not play full steem. I am hoping that Man-U does not give them too much resopect and time on the ball.
Madrid and mourinho need 2 change their attitude cos its putting a bad image on the club nd mourinhos; tatics alwys sucked frm porto to to date.
Madrid, Ronaldo in particular have trouble remembering that the merenges failed to register a shot until late in the first half
i think that real's first goal should count since i did not see the relevant foul on Mascherano. Ref probably did not get the clear view. If that goal stood, i think the game probably change a lot. We would have seen a better game of attacking football and i also expect more dives and hacks by barca and real respectively. MOurinho got his tactic wrong and he is blaming all the ref and UEFA and Barca players' play acting (diving).
I do agree with Donatius about real could have been playing with 9 men. Alonso and Carvalho should have gotten red card with their harsh tackling. The ref was a bit lenient with the Madrid players. A draw was a fair scoreline.
Sometime i saw teams give to much respect and fear when playing Barca and i hope Man Utd will not play like 2009. Hoping it would be an intertaining FINAL showdown between the best "Team in the world" and the best "Manager" in the world.
Both teams have acted shameful in parts, but Madrid especially. Madrid played dirty and Barca reacted to their dirty play. Although I don't see how any Madrid fan can call "divers!" without realizing they have some of the world's finest divers on their side. Nonetheless it was sad to see Pedro joining the ranks of the blatant floppers.
Ozul should have played all 90, but it certainly wouldn't have mattered...the better team clearly won. Madrid had no answers for the Barca games they played in, and in the end all they have are excuses for their inability to win when it mattered.
Mourinho is a shame to Madrid!!!
The better team in the end won. Lets not take away the fact that barca was far the better team despite all the drama on and off the pitch. The percentage of possession says it all. From a neutral point of view, I seriously feel that Jose and his team killed the sportsman spirit. Its better to be a dignified loser than ranting your way with an unsportsman like conduct.
Pep shows in character and conduct how humility is still a key value even in the midst of a team that has won every major trophy. That is the way to potray not only the spirit of the team and club but it stems from every individual. Who likes the proud, haughty, bitter and worst, arrogance in every form.
No matter how much success Jose has experienced, he is still far away from the fundamental values of sportsmanship. Cynicism will get others to hate you even more. Barca has dominated both domestic and continental football for the past few seasons. The way they play their football is phenomenal. Is that scripted too?
Have you played for 9 years without loosing a match at home, then play Barca. Have you played in Europe for 2 years without loosing a match at Stanford Bridge, then play Barca.
Make your records and Barca will break it. Barcelona FC is truly a team to behold. LONG LIVE BARCELONA FC, LONG LIVE GOOD FOOTBALL.
One key thing to note for Real Madrid's supporters is that Mascherano, if not chipped (of course it wasn't deliberate on CR's part), would have been able to intercept the ball before it reached Higuain. There wouldn't have been a goal to begin with! Madrid is a great team, certainly most expensive in the world of sports; Mou should focus on building a team which can take on Barca purely on merit, not press-room antics, mind games, parking the bus/truck/taxi tactics etc. This is Madrid, No. 2 Spanish team and amongst top 3 European teams, it needs to take on Barca through its signature style of play for which it is admired by fans, not some band-aid tactical approach that Mourinho is preaching at Bernabeau these days. Hope for much better football whenever they the two sides meet next.
Well warn ManU and Warn the world.DIVERS or no, the quality of football displayed by Barcelona is still the best I saw in my lifetime.
I am not a Barcelona fan, but I love beautiful football. The neat passes and deft touches and the mesmerizing Messi is all that is required to explain about of their football.
ManU can definitely beat Barca at Wembley provided they play their sluttiest football. Extra efforts would be required from Fletcher and Evra as they would have to use their elbows more than their foots on the pitch if ManY wants to stop the Barca brigade.
Ferguson is a champion, I know it is going to be difficult for world champions Barca. lets hope for some beautiful football for a change and stop talking about theatrics!
Lets be pragmatic. Barca are a well oiled machine. It's down to the fact that they have had four to five seasons playing as a unit. Their style of play is actually quite routine and predictable. And like any machine, the wheels will come off at one time. We must remember that in Spain teams go thru phases. Madrid is in the trough, Barca on the crest. Maybe next year, the situation could change. That can happen if Madrid retain Jose and let him mold the team into a more cohesive unit. I believe you cannot build a team over one season. Even Barca did not just emerge from the blues. It took patient building. Five seasons ago, Barca were thrashed by Madrid both home and away. Lets all bear in mind that at times Barca have been fortunate to get refs punishing their opponents in critical games. Remember Van Persie? Arsenal had the steam taken out of their sails at a key moment. What if Marscherano had been sent off for the wild kick on Pepe in the first leg when it was nil-nil?
Very discussion about the possible failure of R. Madrid to improve their game. Higuan's goal was certainly genuine and Mascherano wasn't fouled. Alono and Carvalho were dreadful in their tackles not forgetting the lousy kick of Adebayor on Pedro. Barca players must also stop playacting- mascherano tried at the corner post.
The question I wan to ask is about all the drama during the champions league and yet the Laliga games were somewhat mildly played. Do UEFA referees have a problem?
well written article,best comment from barca no.1 fan!the truth of the matter is,as football fans worlwide what we want to see is good football.lets remember that its called the beautiful game.mourinho has always had a bad taste for barca and thats quite unfortunate and sad as barca shaped his life and eventual success.he got the first taste of the bench in big time football in the camp nou and for that barca will always be ahead of him.
Sad day for football again, after all this diving,
playacting and cheating from Barca, the only things we got from Sep Blatter and his so call
FIFA is only Jose Mourinho banned five matches.
This is becoming a serious joke. I think it,s time for him (BLATTER) go enough is enough
Do you thik FIFA is your personal property or what?
Look there is lot of money at stake here, if you not qualify to run this institution, step down.
There is lot qualify people capible of doing better than you allowing Barca to get away with
everythings. That's not fair play.
Tell me, are you really a share holder in Cheat
... people will remember Farca for sure... just do search at YouTube, "Barcelona Cheating", "Barcelona Acting"... and you will see the real Barcelona... Peek-A-Boo.. hahahaha, Alves rolling, crying, hahahaha... and again again.. n you can see that many times... that is the most exciting part of Barcelona...
For what reasons Mourinho doesn't deserve this BAN? As a footballing institution, so famous like Real Madrid, they really looked like a joke in blaming everyone else but themselves. Madrid spent millions to play defensive. In the eyes of true Madrid fans who really know what football is about, Mourinho is truly anti-football.
Yes, there were alot debatable decisions made by the referees. But Mourinho himself benefitted from such when he coached Inter last season. Bojan's goal last season CL semi-final is legitimate. But the ref did not see it and Inter went through to the semi final. Did we shout conspiracy?
In short, Jose don't know how to play free-flowing football even with talented players. ANd when all else fails, Madrid plays like a weasel.
Yes, Barca is no angel too. But sometimes when you are driven up the wall, it takes a WEASEL to bring out another weasel.
If Real Madrid has any bit of dignity and character, please let your football speaks for itself, and nothing else!!!!
after all has been said and done, i personally think jose is scared. as i see it there is a new kid on the block. ferguson accepted that there is now someone called morinho who is making waves in football he ddnt try to make him look bad by talking too much he was happy for him atleast another great football mind had graced the soccer scene. whats wrong with morinho the its no doubt pep guardila is a special football brain so morinho shud accept it as soon as possible or hell loose the respect he has for trying to resist something inevitable
I love beautiful football, Barcelona is a team that plays beautiful football. Up up up Barcelona
Madrid and mourinho need to change their attitude becos its putting a bab image on the club.Madrid is a good club but since mourinho arriver the club is going down.Look at Ronaldo who play good football at ManU is not doing well at madrid just becos of that fool who called him self mourinho.Shame on madrid and mourinho.Tom you are the best pls tell mourinho to funk him self is a looser he should not bring at is dirty beavor out side.Thanks
it seems like its ok with everyone when mourinho insults and undermines authority and other people in pre and post match press conferences. Its called 'tactics' when he brings out teams to kick and hack down barca players in matches. Its a 'physical game' when mourinho instructs his teams to bully the relatively smaller barca players around. He can call this 'dirty' football all sorts of names like 'parking the bus' or boast that maybe he has a 'friend in volcano' when he gets an advantage and the media embraces him and pats him on his back. When Barca fight dirt with dirt by falling over all the rough mourinho play to get the ref to pay closer attention to the constant kicking, people come out shouting 'cheats, divers' and all sorts names. It appears mourinho is the only one with a divine right to play anti football and get praise for it. When Guardiola finally reaches breaking point and talks back, he is said to have 'taken the bait' in mourinho's mind games. A 'victory' of some sort is awarded to morinh
Why do people keep mentioning possession as a sign that Barcelona is superior? Letting them have possession is a tactic, if you read the articles in this website they agree on that point, but I guess you don't because you think your pathetic Barca is the best. I'm sure most of you don't understand Spanish and if you listened to Pep Guardiola I think he is just as arrogant. In the past month he has answered the media as if he didn't want to be there and was actually quite rude. And it takes a man with balls to say what he thinks. After watching Barcelona this month I think they are a pathetic, terrible team. If your team is SO good, why do you need to fake fouls to help you? I don't like it when Real madrid does it either, but Barcelona has gone overboard. To not take that into account and go on about how they are better, you are blind and not objective, I don't care what you say. Spanish football is BS!
Mourinho is a cancer to football, football needs to be rid of him.
In England, he fought and sued Wenger, Benitez, claimed refs favour United.
Then in Italy, the mob almost had him murdered
In Spain, he was almost stabbed at malaga, called a scumbag by the Gijon coach and then cause all this drama at the Classicos.
his apologists, mainly tactless british people will claim but he win. Well, winning is not everything. Capello won, Hitzfield won 2 ECL and 7 Bundesliga, Van Gaal won legaue with Barca, Ajax, Bayern, AZ Alkmaar, Fergie won 22 titles, Lippi was in 4 champions league finals and won world cup, Ancellotti won 2 ECL, Magath won 6 Bundesliga. None of these coaches insults other coaches, abuse UEFA and cry conspiracy everytime they lose.
Shame on Madrid for employing this disgraceful man.
I don't blame Realmadrid for complaining about Barcelona players diving. Realmadrid are known to getting frustrated each time Barcelona are in possesion of the ball for a long period of time. So mourinho and Realmadrid should learn how to retain possesion of the ball legally not otherwise. Visca Barca.
One of the dumbest blog titles ever. Nuff said.
How does Mourinho not question the integrity of the UEFA officials when it comes to Barca. Does anyone remember when he was with Chelsea and he played at the Nou Camp - the head ref was seen coming out of the Barca locker room at half time. That ref was forced to retire - they say from death threats but I say pie-in-the-face.
real madrid called for 31 fouls and acted like they did nothing wrong...one foul every 3 minutes.a great design by mourinho to kick barca to the ground..did u see adebayor chasing barca players around them foul a player in disgust....real believes being bigger is better but not so..their goalie is good but arrogant.. ronaldo sefish will take a shot and complain if it doesn't go in
Barcelona is DEFINITELY THE BETTER TEAM. Football is judged by the way a TEAM PLAY.. and this is CLEARLY WHERE BARCELONA IS STILL AT LEAST 20% BETTER THAN MADRID
I think the people that are saying Madrid is not improving under Mourinho either have not seen Madrid play for the rest of the season (have watched the Classicos only), or are Barca fans (unobjective at that), or simply both. Granted Barca has won most of the 5 matches the two sides met in this season, but Madrid has improved tremendously this season. I quite agree with one comment up there; if Madrid stay the same next year, no massive transfers or coach change; people will see very good play from them. Barca is on the decline though; they were phenomenal last season; when Zlatan was there; now the Villa-Messi partnership is not as effective...they have had to struggle in way more games than last season.
you are so incredibly blinded by your love for Jose you can't see what is really happening. It takes more balls to not speak your mind and show enough respect not to complain like a spoiled child. Why do you not feel the need to mention that Real Madrid fouled Barca into submission to induce them to dive? Your team claims to be the biggest and best in the world, yet they played 4 matches like Stoke City, absolute disgrace to the game. Real Madrid has the best assembly of individual offensive players in the world and a manager with no idea of how to set up an offense.
People need to stop calling Barcelona "World Champions". Inter were the ones crowned last year. "REMEMBER THAT BARCA!" "GO MANU!"
When Real Madrid beat Barcelona in the Copa Del Rey they did not complain when Di Maria got a 2ND yellow and sent off, I did not here no one from Madrid complain. But when they lose and get a red they always complain like little kids. Mourinho and RMA needs to grow up. Yes at times UEFA and their Refs favor Barcelona, but during the Champion Leagues Semi-Final 1st and 2ND leg the refs did get all calls on point, and you can't blame a ref for that disallowed goal in the 2ND leg, from his view point and television view point it did look like a foul, and if Masherano hadn't gone down he would of intercepted the Higuian ball. Next they will omplain that UEFA helped Barcelona in winning La Liga Season 2010-2011.
oi2!!can u all stop arguing and quarrelling?
winners are winners,losers are losers!
but losers still can be the winners!
u all are just like a bunch of stupid kids!!
all of u have spoken well but wateva happens between bacelona and madrid is d cause of jose mourinho's anti football.barca fought anti football with anti football.barca deserved to be honoured for fighting anti football of jose mourinho.barca frever..
Farca fans n players just need to stop crying a lot..
barca is the best team
Mou win-at-all-cost attitude have destroyed Madrid institution that have taken years to build. Controversy trays everywhere he goes. No respect for tradition of a club. It's shame that Madrid allow this happen in the first place. This is SPAIN, where good football and tactical details holds sway, if you ignore that you get PAIN.
I believed barcelona is far better than real madrid,whatever that happend was not in favour of barca,mourinho was d cause,he always instruct his players to play physical game.The same he did at chelsea,inter and now madrid.barca has a philosophy of playing.he was wrong by acquising d uefa and spanish officials.jose should lean how to be proactive accept defeat.
For all of you who say "we support real football, not the anti-football of Mourinho" then you are not real football fans. Regardless of what you ignorant Barcelona, or whoever you support, fans say Mourinho's tactics get results. There is no denying that. Barcelona play the best game and are the best team, fact. Being a fan of football means you embrace all tactics and styles, sure Barca play a better game to watch but when you label Mourinho as anti-football or negative you only reveal you stupidity when it comes to the game.
Barcelona were the better team and rightly won. That is all we should acknowledge from the tie everything else is irrelevant.
And I am not a Madrid fan btw, FC Porto is my squad.
I am an ardent Madrid fan but when madrid plays at times i get annoyed.Barcelona is a good team i quite agree but they are not unbeatable.When you play Barcelona, you don't give them space to stamp their authority of the game on you.You have to sit up and play them ball for ball, cover space and have confidence in controlling the ball.Barcelona players are able to control the ball confidently.Madrid should not adopt the style of sitting back and waiting for counter-attack. Teams like Villareal,Vallencia,Espanyol and Sporting Gijon know how to play Barcelona even though Barcelona beats them.Madrid players should become resilient in the up coming season so as to become a threat both in the domestic league and UEFA Champions League.Madrid should forget all the disappointment that engulfed them during the season and play better football next season.I wish Madrid the best of Luck.Up Madridsta.
Everything you say is about barca & real madrid or they are the only teams competing in all competation,shame to all this people who are bleming madrid and their tactics,look u neva watch futbal,if u eva watch futbal u wil c dat madrid is improving with most new players than what team could field lot of new players under just one seam,madrid tramendeous improvement only people are comparing it with barca not with other teams i don knw why,barca players has been playing togetha for seasons dats why they are so impresive,upcoming seasons u will tell me what happens to barca when madrid take ova the leadership now is still barca through out but time is coming soon u will be there watching.pep found barca the way it is,da guy is very cleva he neva want to sign i contract with more than a year coz he knows that he is not a good with many plans he just have plan A but when the team is struggling in some games u will c dat this man is not a good manager,players are reaching old ages soon
Its interesting to see people supporting negative tactics and negative football. The refs are there to protect the team playing football and not the goons kicking people around.
The football rules are clear, a game has got to be won,. and if you are not playing football but just kicking people, you get a yellow, and a subsquent red and move off the pitch.
Yes im neither a Madrid nor a Barca suppoter, but only a blind man could support RM and Mou ways,... Ask the famous Alfredo De stephano.
Well I love Real MAdrid but you guys all know that Barcelona always & I mean ALWAYS pay the refferee to be on their side.. Just look at Marsherano diving himself to get Higuain a yellow card, look what happened at the final with Man U., I heard that they were a lot of fouls by Barca & the refferee didn't count them as fouls i mean come on that is completely bullshit what Barca does so they can win... They have no guts to play with a team 'normally' (without paying the ref.) so like i think Real Madrid is going to be better next year, I hope so. HALA MADRID!!
because of barca we have build team already i like because the are good
Real you are always the best, next season will be fantastic to us!
I have always been a Madrid fan. since the time of el buitre an hugol. Madrid was a institution of pride and dignity. under del Bosque i saw football similar to what Barca shows now. this Madrid under Mou has turned in to something ugly. Mou will not have sleepless nights after reading my comment...but he is no good for football. it's a game...not war!!!!!
If I were a Tegeane Mutant Ninja Turtle, now I'd say Kowabunga, dude!
Your ansewr was just what I needed. It's made my day!
Real has improved alot since mourinho took charge and they are capable of winnig la liga... Mourinho has instilled a winning mentality in them.. he has got a great winning team in casilas in goal.. Pepe n carvalho in defense... ramos n marcelo attacking fullbacks... special mention for ramos.. consistent n has been at real for a long time and has improved alot... Sahin and alanso will be centre midfield while ronaldo n de maria on wings will provide great flair... kaka is back to his best..while benzema provide goals... they still have albiol ozil,contrateo,kedira,hugian on the bench... they look great n will be vital to sucess
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"The Price of Escape" is not only, or maybe not even, a Holocaust novel, however. Unger said it is fundamentally about a man learning to take responsibility for his life; it's about a man growing up. Still, it charts the psychic toll of immigration, particularly for cultured European Jews who found themselves transplanted to exotic foreign lands.
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Unger said his father's story was only the inspiration for the novel — "I've used it as a springboard to tell a story that really has nothing to do with my father." But the larger trajectory of Berkow's life still resembles his father's. When Luis Unger was 35, he fled Germany. It was 1933, the year Hitler came to power, and Luis's uncle immediately bought him a steamship ticket to Guatemala, demanding he leave.
Luis' uncle had a son there whohad arrived a few years earlier. But once Luis arrived, he met the woman who would become his wife and David's mother, Fortuna Yahri, a Sephardic Jew whose father immigrated to Guatemala in 1920. Together, Luis and Fortuna ran a restaurant, La Casita, and eventually Yarhi gave birth to David in 1950.
Four years later, things changed drastically. In 1954 the American government was publicly claiming that Guatemala's president, Jacobo Arbenz, was a Communist puppet. After months of threatening to invade, CIA-trained rebels toppled Arbenz. They established a pro-American government, though it didn't last long, and the country descended into civil war.
Just a toddler, Unger remembers American jets dropping leaflets declaring Arbenz a Communist. "My parents got really freaked out about what was going on," Unger said, and that same year, they moved the entire family to South Florida.
As in the novel, business interests played a central role in America's involvement. The United Fruit Company owned large tracts of land in Guatemala, and key U.S. officials like Allen Dulles, the CIA director, were large shareholders. When Arbenz began distributing fallow swaths of the countryside to peasants, U.S. officials reportedly feared he was both inching towards Communism, and stealing potential corporate land.
"The Price of Escape" revolves around a critical United Fruit Company hub, the portside town of Puerto Barrios, where the company distributed its produce. And key characters offer a glimpse into history; an arrogant and bigoted American fruit company employee named Alfred Lewis, for instance, becomes Berkow's lifeline.
"Alfred Lewis is a grotesque figure," Unger said. "He's a racist and a murderer, about as unsavory a character as you can imagine. But he befriends Samuel, and he gets him." The author notes that both their whiteness and sense of cultural superiority enable their tenuous bond.
Unger remembered the feel of Puerto Barrios from a visit there 30-odd years ago. But it was his long-time experience with the island, and his knowledge of its history, that really informed the book's subtler portrayals — the class distinctions, the worker exploitation, racism and even anti-Semitism.
Unger spent many of his teenage summers in Guatemala, and he still returns often. "I always go back to Guatemala," he said, "and still have about 75 relatives living there and in El Salvador and Costa Rica now."
Though Unger has lived in the United States for most of his life, he has an established readership in Guatemala. Yet in America he's still not known — or at least not for his fiction. "I've known David through the New York literary circle for sometime," said Johnny Temple, director of Akashic Books, a respected indie publisher in Brooklyn that published Unger's novel. "His work as a translator is really impressive."
Indeed, Unger is better known for his poetry translations. Much of his professional life has been dedicated to introducing prominent Latin American poets, like Nicanor Parra and Silvia Molina, to American readers. He has translated 16 poetry books into English and has been teaching translation at City College since the mid-'90s.
But Temple took a chance on Unger's fiction. He said he was drawn to "The Price of Escape" — Unger's second novel to appear in English, though he's published three others in Spanish — because of the way it captured the acute sense of dislocation brought on by immigration. "It tackles head on what immigrants face, but especially what happened to Jews escaping World War II," Temple said.
He added that his own father, a Jewish Londoner, left for the United States shortly after the city was bombed, and Unger's book captured something of what it must have been like to abruptly change cultures: "It wasn't this wonderful experience — 'Welcome to the New World! The streets are paved with gold!' Not at all. And that's what 'The Price of Escape' is about."
Unger, now 60, says that he did not consider himself a novelist until the last decade. But he speculates that the foreignness of his subjects — Jews, Guatemala — may in part be responsible for his slim American following.
"I don't know if the Jewishness has anything to do with it," he said, explaining that most readers probably do not expect Jewish protagonists in their Latin American fiction. "Maybe it'd be better if [I wrote about characters] who weren't Jewish."
But then he'd be gutting his fiction of one of its central features, said Paul Pines, a fellow novelist and translator of Latin American literature. Pines said of Unger's fiction: "He describes beautifully the dislocation that is part of the Jewish experience and certainly in Latin America." That both Unger and his characters are Latin American Jews, he added, "is the underlying principle that allows him to understand other cultures, to see them more clearly."
Unger says that creating Jewish characters meshes with other things that intrigue him too: "I've always been interested in characters that are marginal, that are not particularly sympathetic but are interesting in their own way," he said. When asked if Berkow in particular needed to be Jewish to convey those qualities, he answered, "That fact that he's Jewish is seminal."
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I'm glad that Anonymous mentioned Eduardo Halfon who is, indeed, a very good writer, from Guatemala and Jewish (The late Victor Perera also was born in Guate, and then there's novelist/nonfiction writer Francisco Goldman who is also half-Jewish and Guatemalan). Eduardo writes in Spanish and has very few pieces translated into English, including this powerful story http://wordswithoutborders.org/article/the-polish-boxer/ . What Anonymous seems to have missed is that the Jewish Week interview coincided with the publication of my second novel in English; I don't think that the interviewer can be faulted for not giving a complete portrait of Guatemalan Jewish writing when that wasn't his assignment. David Unger
Are you kidding? You missed interviewing or even mentioning Eduardo Halfon, who IS famous in Europe IS jewish and is one of top 40 young writers in the spanish language. See Bogota 39 for more on that.
Ive read both Ungar and Halfon and Halfon is miles away in his writing despite being much younger. Halfon, the other relatively known guatemalan writer in the world, who happens to be jewish as well should have been consulted or mentioned.
I have just read two reviews of David Unger's book, "The Price of Escape." From 1936-1944, I attended an excellent school in Guatemala City run by German Jewish refugees. One third of the school was Jewish and the school followed events in Europe and the United States very closely. Iwill read the book with interest. However, the description of Puerto Barrios before the end of WWII is not right. Our family went there often on vacations and the pier, the railway yards, and the Hotel Norte were always clean and freshly painted. I'll read the book and get back to you. I feel that fiction, except the story line. should be factual.
Luckily for the rest of us fiction doesnt have to be factual, otherwise it would bore us to death. What it can be is accurate but only if it wants to. Tell Borges that, he may hit you with a book.
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I got a piece of salmon out of the freezer yesterday morning intending to make it for dinner - probably just baked as our BBQ is still buried behind a snow drift. I tend to cook salmon on a fairly regular basis, usually without any fancy preparation. It's healthy and my kids like it if it doesn't have any "sauce" or "things" (read: herbs or spices) on it.
When dinner time rolled around, I looked at that beautiful piece of fish and decided it deserved more careful consideration. One of my favorite ways to cook is not trying out new recipes but instead investigating what is in my refrigerator and planning a meal around those ingredients. So, the below recipe is a result of what was in my fridge last night. I cooked some salmon separately, without any "things" on it and fed that to the boys.
Refrigerator Salmon Pasta with Tomatoes, Feta Cheese and Kalamata Olives:
1 lb boneless salmon fillet, cut in 1 inch squares and seasoned with salt, pepper, basil and oregano
3 small tomatoes, cut in large dice
8 kalamata olives, pits removed and sliced
Feta cheese, approximately 3-4 tablespoons
1 teaspoon marsala or white wine
olive oil
Turn the water on to boil for the pasta as you prepare the fish. I used spaghetti, but any kind of pasta will work.
Heat 1 to 2 tablespoon olive oil in large saute pan until medium hot. Add seasoned salmon. Turn pieces as they cook, slightly browning them, about 2-3 minutes. Add diced tomatoes, wine, about 1 tablespoon of water and the olives. Turn heat down to medium. Let the ingredients simmer for 3-4 minutes until fish is cooked (cover the saute pan with a lid or flat pan during the last minute of cooking). If there is not enough liquid, add more wine, olive oil and water. Serve fish and broth over hot pasta. Sprikle a tablespoon of feta cheese on each serving and then drizzle a small amount of olive oil over the dish before serving (about 1/4 teaspoon).
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I spent 18 years as an office nurse and I worked closely with public health nurses because they were able to go into the homes of first time parents and help them with breastfeeding, newborn and parenting concerns. Office nursing is similar to public health nursing, because office nurses are able to take more time with patients and become familiar with their home situations and settings. Public Health provides their nurses with specialized training and education sessions to prepare them for home visits and other public health duties such as emergency preparedness. A career as a public health nurse demands that a nurse be a continual lifelong learner in order to keep current with various public health trainings and certifications. A bachelor in nursing is the educational background for public health nurses who are not in management.
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Auburn players had the Easter weekend off after Saturday's scrimmage, meaning quarterbacks didn't sit down with offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn until this afternoon.
They're probably meeting as we speak. But it remains to be seen whether Malzahn will a) make a decision or b) share it with us.
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i think the Atomic red stands out on the safari"s way better then regular red would
The Safari print looks kinda ill on these Air Griffey Max I's.
Really wish it was actual red or orange.
The only reason I'm even entertaining the idea of these is cause they aren't patent leather...
@phatmattd03 I agree bro. They destroyed the Griffeys with that patent leather garbage.
Word. Tho that pink don't look like the red on the metallic foamposite pros. If that is pink, it's a pass over here. And that safari on the griffs are a sight to behold
@MarkKingJones @phatmattd03 if u cant rock them right then there shouldnt be any judgement, the colors are sick and the safari look makes it look even more crazy just take a person with massive style to pull these off!!!!(ME!)
@OverTimeOften its called atomic red. it looks more pink than red. Its a color nike is using on a lot of shoe right now.
It should of been red, orange, even crimson. Atomic garbage
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1911 Cadillac at the Temecula Rod Run, not restored, just repaired and still getting driven regularly
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An hour earlier, Flood had a different perspective.
"They took about equal number of reps yesterday," Flood said at his press conference. "Sunday is a lighter practice for us because of the day after a game."
Dodd took first team reps in the two minute offense and in a first team offense vs. first team defense situation, a Rutgers official said.
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Whether Irvine Page is correct in his view that the Institute of Medicine (IOM) was set up improperly at the beginning1 and was thus unlikely ever to work well or whether Sam Thier is correct in his view that the postadolescent IOM is beginning to get it together,2 the fact remains that as of 1988 the United States needs, and has not had, a national academy of medicine that works.
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SHE HAS A favorite sweater she wears when she's really depressed or behaving strangely, because it makes her feel like no one could fuck with her, a long wool sweater that reaches her knees, with soft hanging sleeves and a big collar. Corvus walks through baggage claim aimlessly, still feeling the ghost of the airplane vibrating all around her, the cold air swells life into her ears as she steps into the bright terminal, into waves on waves of faces, anonymous people. Airports secretly thrill her, as though somehow she feels closer to death here or another realm, walking in slowness from escalator to escalator. There is a boy outside arrivals and departures waiting for his ride who offers Corvus a cigarette. He lights her off while she sits on her suitcase, staring at her reflection in his sunglasses. She smiles and says she's new to California and he says, You're a natural already.
Both men can easily lift and carry her, both men want to strongly lavish her despite the other man, and both men are too rough with her. They both come at the same time on her chest and she carefully rubs it in. When they ask her to stay, the both of them naked and spread on the floor and the bed in the hotel room, she says, I can't. I'm here for business not pleasure, but thank you boys, that was nice, and she leaves the moment, walking down the narrow hallway confidently not looking back as though she owns every floor in the building, as though she can move all the elevators in the building with her mind, every button for every floor is lit for every sensation she feels right now in her limbs, and no one else is here. She is alone waiting for the elevator, the window behind her is pitch black from the night outside. It is a little past four in the morning. Her body aches with the slightest memory of being pulled even further apart. The smallest things take courage and weirdness and sometimes complete blind effort, she thinks. Corvus enters the hotel kitchen, steals a muffin off a white plate on the counter, and leaves through the back door, gently shutting the latch behind her. Still dark outside, she looks for the main road with an address to a house in the woods memorized by heart. In the surveillance tapes, Corvus walks with a muffin in her mouth, a bloodied sweater tied around her waist. She drips unknowingly behind her as the camera turns. She shivers like no one would ever know.
Corvus answers the phone still vibrating in her hand, discovering a dozen missed calls, quickly glancing at the screen before saying hello.
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Looking for a lighter option? Try turkey bacon instead of pork, or skip the mayo and let the vinegar and cayenne do the talking, er, flavoring.
Grilled Potato SaladServes 4
7 small to medium red potatoes, scrubbed and quartered
1 sweet potato, peeled and cut into 1½-in. cubes
¼ cup mayonnaise
1 Tbsp. Dijon mustard
2 tsp. onion powder
2 tsp. garlic powder
¼ tsp. cayenne powder
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
Bacon-Green Onion Vinaigrette, recipe follows
1. Preheat the grill.
2. Place the red potatoes in a large saucepan and fill with cold water, covering the potatoes by 2 inches. Bring the water to a boil over high heat. Once the water begins to boil, about 8 minutes, add the sweet potatoes. Return to boil and cook for 8 more minutes. Drain the potatoes and set aside to cool.
3. Meanwhile, in a medium bowl, whisk together the mayonnaise, mustard, onion and garlic powders, cayenne and some salt and pepper. When the potatoes are cool to the touch, toss them in the mayonnaise mixture and stir gently to coat.
4. Using tongs, place the potato pieces on the hot grill, and cook on all sides long enough to make grill marks, 1 to 2 minutes per side. Handle gently so they don't fall apart.
5. In a large bowl, place the bacon-green onion vinaigrette. As the potatoes are cooked through, remove them from the grill and place the hot potatoes in the bowl with the dressing. Gently toss the potatoes in the dressing to coat completely and serve, warm or cold.
Bacon-Green Onion Vinaigrette 1 slice bacon, cut into lardons
¼ cup olive oil
2 Tbsp. red wine vinegar
1 tsp. Dijon mustard
2 Tbsp. chopped fresh parsley
2 green onions, chopped
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
1. In a small sauté pan, cook the bacon until crisp. Then set aside to cool. Once cooled, pour the bacon and fat into a small bowl along with the olive oil.
2. In another small bowl, whisk together the vinegar and mustard. Slowly drizzle in the olive oil-bacon mixture, whisking to emulsify. Add the parsley, green onions and salt and pepper to taste, and whisk to blend.
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The 2014 Los Angeles International Auto Show is in the books and a great show it was. There were some excellent debuts such as the Mercedes C63 AMG as well as the mind blowing Ford Shelby Mustang GT350. From a press perspective the auto show does a great job of making media access easy and friendly. ...Published on 11-22-2014 07:50 AM
Expect more and more turbocharged V6 vehicles from Porsche. The flat-6 layout just does not work as well with front engined cars and SUV's so expect to see a lot more of this motor in particular. The 3.6 liter twin turbocharged and direct injected engine powers the Macan Turbo. ...Published on 11-17-2014 09:30 AM
Very interesting video here showing a pair of 991 Turbo S Porsches against a Lamborghini Aventador on the highway. The Aventador is a very fast car in stock form but has been a target for tuned German cars and obviously a vehicle like the Lamborghini makes for quite the measuring stick. ...Published on 11-15-2014 02:32 PM
GIAC seems to be ahead of the game right now regarding Porsche 991 Turbo / Turbo S tuning. GIAC released OBD-II ecu flash software before anyone else back in May of this year and now they are upping the ante with their Stage II software providing even greater gains. ...
Road and Track picks the 2014 Porsche 911 (991) GT3 as the Performance Car of the Year - Data panel with curb weight, 1/4 mile, etc.Published on 11-13-2014 04:53 PM
After all the dust settled in Road and Track's 2015 Performance car of the Year competition and the results were tallied along with the judges impressions the 911 GT3 stood above all the other contenders. It is certainly nice to see some positive news for the car with the engine fire fiasco now behind it. ...
Road and Track 2015 Performance Car of the Year test figures - Lap Times, 1/4 mile, curb weight, etc.Published on 11-12-2014 11:25 PM
Road and Track completed their 2015 Performance Car of the Year testing and the data is all below for you to sample. The field features 14 cars which are all broken down below. Road and Track includes a small data panel for each car showing the curb weight, power, and acceleration figures. ...Published on 11-12-2014 01:22 AM
The 2014 edition of the SEMA (specialty equipment market association) show is in the books. The 2014 show was the biggest one ever attended by this network and it certainly was more packed than previous years. More people, more booths, more cars, just more of everything. ...Published on 11-08-2014 01:48 AM
This gem was hiding in the Hawk brake pads booth with absolutely no details on it. How do you have something so awesome in your both and not have any details? It is obvious that is an LS V8 under the rear bonnet but thanks to some online digging PorscheBoost found it out it is an LS3. ...Published on 11-07-2014 10:58 PM
HRE had another strong showing at SEMA with some impressive hardware in their booth. Yes, that is a Porsche 991 GT3 you see there. Yes, that also is a Porsche 918 Spyder you see wearing HRE wheels. How HRE managed to get a Porsche 918 Spyder in their booth only they know but if you were to bet on someone getting such prized hardware displaying their wheels it would be HRE. ...
The fastest watercooled Porsche 911 Turbo (996) in the standing miles stands at 235.1 miles per hourPublished on 11-01-2014 08:31 AM
Some of you are already familiar with this Porsche 996 Turbo which belongs to TIM941NYC. It is the fastest recorded Porsche we have seen and certainly the fastest 996 Turbo in the 1/4 mile with its 162.53 mile per hour trap speed. Having 1361 horsepower at the rear wheels certainly helps. ...Published on 10-28-2014 06:38 PM
I wanted to take some time to post up about this car I worked on over the weekend. This car I tuned some time ago and he wanted to push the car further than what it was at, so he opted to go to 3.8L. This car has Alpha 30 turbos and on our dyno before at 20psi made about 730WHP. The car was also on 1000cc injectors and on E85, so we were capped on fuel. ...Published on 10-26-2014 10:52 AM
Congratulations to ESmotor located in Istanbul, Turkey for their new Porsche 997 Turbo 1/4 mile record. ESmotor managed a 9.096 elapsed time which exceeds the closest competitor by over half a second. Their 155.893 just barely edges out the previous fastest 997 trap which was 149.1 set by EVOMS. ...Published on 10-26-2014 08:42 AM
Seeing what the big magazines pick as their favorite driver's car is always interesting. Last month MotorTrend took their shot at it with a ten car field and settled on the Chevrolet Camaro Z28 as the best driver's car in all the land. Now it is time to get a British perspective on the matter. ...Published on 10-24-2014 09:01 PM
We are here because we are car enthusiasts. We like cars. Some of us maybe more than others or some maybe too much for our own good but one thing we all have in common is an appreciation for cars. That is why we all understand the actions this man takes to perform a save on this car. ...Published on 10-22-2014 07:23 PM
This is some impressive tuning right here from BrenTuning. The 997.1 GT3 is in a very high state of tune the way it sits right off the showroom floor. The 3.6 liter flat-6 motor is rated at 415 horsepower and really a bit underrated from the factory. It is making quite a bit over 100 horsepower per liter. ...


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The blurry text is indeed strange, considering it is a WPF 4 application. Also, I wonder if this could have been done in Silverlight 4 (and if so, what the motivation was to use WPF instead of Silverlight).
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Psychopathic freak-outs, postmodern fairy tales and serrated satires - Stray Cat walks the cutting edge of theater and usually lands on its feet. Exploring the darker recesses of childhood is a bit of a specialty for this "indie" troupe, which celebrates its 10th anniversary this season. It performs at the Tempe Performing Arts Center, 132 E. Sixth St.
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ST. LOUIS - John Mayberry Jr. is still relatively new to the big leagues, yet he's already written some dramatic moments into his resume.
His first game in the majors on May 23, 2009, he hit a home run off Andy Pettitte at Yankee Stadium. On opening day of this season, he singled home the winning run in the ninth inning for a 5-4 win over Houston.
But as Mayberry has already sensed, there is drama and there is postseason drama. Everything is heightened because, well, that's just the way it is on the big stage.
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District Attorney Talks About Levi Chavez CaseUPDATED 11:02 PM MDT Jul 26, 2013
It's been a week and a half since a jury found Levi Chavez not guilty of murdering his wife. Now District Attorney Lamuel Martinez answers questions about what went wrong with the case.Video Transcript
IT'S BEEN A WEEK AND A HALF, SINCE A JURY FOUND LEVI CHAVEZ NOT GUILTY OF MURDERING HIS WIFE. FOR THE FIRST TIME TONIGHT, DISTRICT ATTORNEY LEMUEL MARTINEZ ANSWERS QUESTIONS- ON CAMERA---ABOUT WHAT WENT WRONG WITH THE CASE. ACTION SEVEN NEWS REPORTER REGINA RUIZ HAS THE STORY, NEW AT TEN. our prosecutors are human, based on the evidence we had they did the best they could of course it wasn't a perfect showing. They could have done things better. REFLECTING ON THE LEVI CHAVEZ TRIAL--- ONE OF THE MOST NOTABLE CASES DISTRICT ATTORNEY LEMUEL MARTINEZ' OFFICE HAS PROSECUTED IN RECENT YEARS. AMONG THE MISSTEPS --- THE CROSS EXAMINATION OF A DEFENSE EXPERT--- WHO'S GUN DEMONSTRATION FAILED. He did not know anything about a magazine, dislodging of a magazine, a bullet in the chamber, These things could have been pounded on cross examination. THEN THERE'S THE CROSS EXAMINATION WHEN LEVI CHAVEZ TOOK THE STAND IN HIS OWN DEFENSE.... PROSECUTORS DIDN'T QUESTION HIM FOR LONG--ONLY A FRACTION OF THE TIME THE DEFENSE SPENT GUIDING CHAVEZ THROUGH TESTIMONY. I think we could have taken a little more time, we could have started at the beginning of this event and went into more detail about exactly where he was, what he did. WITH THE DEFENSE STATING CHAVEZ WOULD TAKE THE NIGHT TO DECIDE IF HE WOULD TESTIFY.... SOME FELT PROSECUTORS SEEMED UNPREPARED. I feel the could have prepared a little more, I didn't think they were unprepared, but rarely do you get that opportunity and when you get it you have to be ready to go and run. FOLLOWING THE VERDICT, DEFENSE ATTORNEY DAVID SERNA CRITICIZED MARTINEZ FOR WASTING TAXPAYER MONEY. ACCORDING TO DOCUMENTS, THE TRIAL COST ABOUT 27-THOUSAND DOLLARS my response is, Mr. Serna, what if that was your daughter, could you put a pricetag on it? MARTINEZ SAYS HE FELT SCIENCE PROVED THE STATES CASE--- AND HE STILL STANDS BY THAT-- RR7N. MARTINEZ SAYS HE CHOSE NOT TO BE THE FACE OF THE TRIAL, OR EVEN IN THE COURTROOM, BECAUSE HIS PROSECUTORS WERE ALREADY INVESTED IN THE CASE AND HE DIDN'T WANT TO TAKE THAT AWAY FROM THEM.
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