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Re: printing in mathematica
Hi Mike,
This question has come up quite often, and in my opinion the best solution
is due to Theodore Gray, who came up with the following function:
ShowStatus[status_] :=
Just use ShowStatus instead of Print, and whatever you print will show up in
the status line. Note that the status line is present in the default style
sheet. If you happen to use a style sheet which doesn't have a status line,
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WindowElements option to include "StatusArea".
Carl Woll
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> I have writting a function that goes through several thousand iterations
> takes some time to evaluate. What i would like to do is for it to tell me
> what iteration it is on at any given moment in time - if i use print[ ]
> this then i end up with a huge list of numbers.
> Is there anyway to output a number to a cell and then to overwrite it with
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I've got a six year old with some very noticeable behavioral problems. She is prone to outbursts and fits of rage, most of those seem to revolve around her seeming inability to cope with frustration and hurt feelings and such. We've tried dealing with this in a number of ways and none of them have helped. I've read tons and tons of parenting books, tried different "consequences", tried reward programs, etc... and to no avail. My intuition is telling me to explore the food allergy avenue. I feel as if her outbursts are something she just can not control, she has even stated that "it's like my mind has a mind of it's own". Originally, this led me to believe maybe there were some deficiencies and I started her on a multi vitamin.... no real noticeable improvement there (behavior anyhow). Huge restrictions on the consumption of processed sugars led to some relief, but not at all like I had anticipated. Her sister is sensitive to gluten (breaks out in hives, and poor digestion), so when we took her off of gluten we took the 6 year old off as well and that didn't really do much to improve her behaviors either, so she's been eating gluten again for awhile now. Where do I start? Do I just go down the list of common allergy foods such as dairy, corn, nightshades, etc? eliminating until I find the answer?... and how often are children's behavior problems linked to sensitivities to food additives? Any experience/advice appreciated!
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Your DD sounds a lot like the child of one of my neighbors. You say you took her off processed sugars. For this girl, it was pretty much all carbs, and any type of sweetener. It was basically a crash after having the sugar. And the girl is sooooo much different a year later. I'll ask her the name of the book.
Though for mood, my DS has big mood changes from soy, and right now I'm looking at carrots too. He used to cry uncontrollably after eating eggs. So food definitely could be a factor, though from what you said, I'd go with the sugar theory first.
Either way, keep a food journal down to ingredient level, and all symptoms (sleep, bowel/bladder habits, rages, tantrums, etc.) and see if you notice any patterns.
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The book is called "Little Sugar Addicts".
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The food diary thing sounds like an excellent idea. I've also put the book on my Amazon wishlist. thanks!
My 4yo gets this way when she has corn (intolerance) or rice (confirmed allergy). She gets mean and hyper.
Dyes too. DD doesn't do well with any dyes and shes supposed to be dye free for 1 year now.
I know this is an old thread, but I just wanted to support your intuition that this is a allergy. For my DD it was wheat that caused exactly what you are describing. Eliminating it helped absolutely. It was confirmed several times (some by accident, some by soft parenting; Christmas, you know?) and each time it was the day after, she became non-verbal, violent, and just, well overwhelmed by emotion, anger, sadness, frustration. Now wheat is gone absolutely. I still had to deal with problems like occasional biting and hitting (she was 4, after all), but she didn't look like Mt. St. Helens warming up for an eruption, and she finally got off the couch and starting having some real, sustained energy.
"She is a mermaid, but approach her with caution. Her mind swims at a depth most would drown in."
My little sister was this way as a child. For her, it was food dye, especially red, and gluten. I think you are totally right to look at food allergies, and as hard as it can be, when you figure it out it is totally worth it. Because there is gluten allergy in the family, I would cut it out completely. Even though it didn't fix the problem before, it might be a piece of it. Maybe there is another food too. Best of luck. I see it's been a while, have you tried anything?
I would get her a blood allergy test to see what foods she may be sensitive to. I have been reading a lot about how food allergies are linked to digestive tract health. If it seems like she has typical environmental allergies like pollen, dust or dander or chemical sensitivities you may want to consider an air purifier. I was reading a lot about them the other night on http://hepa-air-purifier.org. If you think it may help, take a look. Hope that helps.
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Recently bought a Ryobi BTS10 without a stand. Will the HF Heavy Duty tool stand allow for the saw to be mounted?
Any stand can be modified (if necessary) to fit any table saw as long as the stand is sized correctly. This is one instance when "size does matter".
My experience with the HF people is they are pretty helpful, call them and ask them your question. They always take returns as well, so buy the tabe, try it, if it doesn't work, send it back. But call them and ask if it fits, they might actually know.
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Or......you could use your new table saw to make a stand outa wood.
It'd be a fun first project and you'd learn your way around your new saw.
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It may be a silly question, and I know there are less elegant
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After years dealing with the old user interface, I consider to start
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Home > News & Events > News > News Archive > HKS in the News July 30, 2012
1. Obama Gives It Another College Try (Grayson) The Wall Street Journal
2. Of bureaucracy and Betty Crocker (Kelman) Federal Computer Week
3. LePage's plan to force schools to reimburse colleges for remedial education rejected in other states (Peterson) The Bangor Daily News (Maine)
4. Liz misses chance to blast Brown (Parker) The Boston Herald
5. Managing the endgame' in Syria (Freilich) World News Australia
Obama Gives It Another College Try
The Wall Street Journal
July 28
Quoted: Trey Grayson, Institute of Politics
Topic: President Obama's campaign
President Barack Obama's campaign, needing an army of young supporters even more than it did four years ago, is out to re-energize a crucial voting bloc whose enthusiasm has flagged with the job market. …
Mitt Romney's camp is hardly conceding the youth vote. Joshua Baca, the national coalitions director for the presumptive Republican presidential candidate, said the campaign is rolling out an "unprecedented" get-out-the-vote effort in partnership with College Republicans, especially in swing states.
"This is a critical bloc," said Trey Grayson, director of the Harvard Institute of Politics and a former Republican secretary of state in Kentucky. "Romney has got to do better than McCain did, and if he does that, it gives him an ability to win some of these close states." …
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Of bureaucracy and Betty Crocker
Federal Computer Week
July 27
Commentary by: Steven Kelman
Topic: The effect of rules on job performance
A theme always on the agenda in one of the classes I teach in executive education programs here at Harvard is the virtues and drawbacks of rules as a way to design organizations. We walk through the good, the bad, the ugly, and the management challenges of managing in a rules-bound organizational environment.
One point that always comes out in discussion is that rules and procedures can help employees figure out how to do their jobs well by reflecting knowledge and lessons learned from experience or from research. If we know that doing A, B, and C will almost always produce a good result, why keep A, B, and C secret from employees? …
LePage's plan to force schools to reimburse colleges for remedial education rejected in other states
The Bangor Daily News
July 27
Quoted: Paul Peterson, The Program on Education Policy and Governance
Topic: Maine's education system
Gov. Paul LePage overstated claims about how badly Maine students do academically as well as the uniqueness of his plan to fix the problem, according to some education and state policy experts. …
LePage also has been criticized for basing his criticisms Wednesday of Maine's education system on a Harvard University study released earlier this month that found that in 2011, Maine ranked 40th out of 41 participating states in terms of its rate of improvement on a standardized test known as the National Assessment of Educational Progress. That followed years of Maine ranking near the top in the nation on the standardized test. …
Paul Peterson , professor of government at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government and director of the Program on Education Policy and Governance, said the study did find that in general, states that were performing poorly 20 years ago have shown some of the highest rates of improvement. However, he noted that there are also examples of states, such as New Jersey and Delaware, that had high scores 20 years ago and still have made enough progress to rank near the top in the Harvard study. …
"Maine is one of those states that hasn't shown much gain over this period of time," said Peterson. "I would say this is a wake-up call. There's no reason why a high-performing state can't move up." …
Liz misses chance to blast Brown
The Boston Herald
July 30
Quoted: Richard Parker, Shorenstein Center
Topic: The senatorial race in Massachusetts
No doubt Sen. Scott Brown is happy New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has endorsed him, but the senator probably wishes the mayor hadn't thrown him head first into the tempestuous waters of the gun control debate in the process. Luckily for Brown, his opponent essentially threw him a life preserver.
Bloomberg, an outspoken advocate of strengthening gun control laws, said his endorsement was based on Brown's opposition to granting concealed-carry license holders reciprocity rights across state lines. …
The mayor's reasoning, given the senator's mixed record on gun control, created a potential "worrisome moment for the Brown campaign," saidRichard Parker, longtime political consultant and senior fellow at Harvard Kennedy School's Shorenstein Center. ...
Managing the endgame' in Syria
World News Australia
July 30
Commentary by: Charles Freilich, Belfer Center
Topic: The effect that the collapse of the Assad regime would have on the Middle East
After 40 years of brutalizing its own people, the Assad regime, one of the most heinous on earth, is approaching its fiery end. For decades Syria's radical policies made it a regional spoiler and it now has the potential to ignite an already combustible Middle Eastern landscape.
In the absence of any American and Western intention to intervene militarily, and given Russia's and China's diplomatic obstructionism, international involvement in Syria has been inconsequential. The Annan plan, based on the illusory premise that Assad would undertake domestic reform, could not possibly have succeeded, for the reforms envisaged would have guaranteed his demise. He was thus left with no alternative but to pay lip service to international demands, to stave off possible intervention, while pursuing the only route available to him to ensure his survival – brutal repression. …
APM, "Marketplace," 7/30
Topic: Equality of opportunity in America
David Gergen, Center for Public Leadership
NPR, "Talk of the Nation," 7/27
Topic: Science and the U.S. presidential election
Stephen Walt, Belfer Center
NPR, "All Things Considered," 7/29
Topic: Mitt Romney's commitment To Israel
Stephen Walt will also be on The Daily Circuit (Minnesota Public Radio) today live at 12pm EDT
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Blue Hens Close Fall Season With Second Place Finish at Delaware Invitational
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REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. -- The Blue Hen women's golf team closed out its 2016 fall season by finishing in second place at the Delaware Invitational this weekend at Rehoboth Beach Country Club.
Delaware fired a 305 score during Sunday's final round, tying for the low round of the day with Seton Hall, to place second out of 10 squads with a three-round total of 930. Harvard captured the team title for the second consecutive year with a 920 score for the weekend.
UD senior Vitoria Teixeira enjoyed the best round of the day by a Blue Hen, as she carded a two over par 73 on the par 71, 6,008-yard RBCC course, finishing in a tie for second place with a 15 over par 78-77-73-228. Anna Zhou of Harvard earned medalist honors with a 10 over par 223, while Ashleigh Greenham of Rutgers and Teixeira each finished five shots back.
Delaware freshman Ariane Klotz carded a four over par 77 during her final round of the invitational, as she finished in seventh place at 72-81-77-230, 17 over par. Ashley Dingman tied for 17th place for the Blue Hens with a 25 over par score of 78-78-82-238.
Valentina Mueller fired a four over par 75 on Sunday, as she tied for 21st place with a 26 over par 80-84-75-239, while Grace Chua recorded a 28 over par 80-81-80-241 during the weekend to finish in 25th place.
Five Blue Hens competed in the tournament as individuals, led by Josefina Fernandez-Davila who tied for 36th place with a 34 over par 84-83-80-247. Isabella Rimton finished in 39th place with a 35 over par 82-85-81-248, while Aashaka Desai carded a 37 over par 84-79-87-250 as she tied for 40th place. Kylie Greulich placed 48th with her 48 over par score of 88-87-86-261, while Marie Bogenez tied for 49th place with a 49 over par 87-88-87-262.
"It was a great tournament," said Blue Hen head coach Patty Post. "We want to give a big thank you to Rehoboth Beach Country Club and its members and staff for hosting our event! They always treat us like tour players. Our Blue Hens played solid golf today and I am very proud of their efforts!"
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|Who's the greater player, Killebrew or Puckett? (Photo: AP)
Both Harmon Killebrew and Kirby Puckett have their place in hearts of Twins fans. With Harmon Killebrew's passing this week, both of these players are no longer with us. Making the separation between these two players is no easy feat.
Let's take a look at some of the major statistical categories and how these players rank on the Twins All-Time Players List:
Batting Average: Puckett (#3)
Killebrew (Not in the top 10)
Games: Killebrew (#1)
Puckett (#2)
At-Bats: Puckett (#1)
Killebrew (#2)
Runs: Puckett (#1)
Killebrew (#2)
Hits: Puckett (#1)
Killebrew (#5)
Total Bases: Puckett (#1)
Killebrew (#2)
Doubles: Puckett (#1)
Killebrew (#7)
Triples: Puckett (#3)
Killebrew (Not in the top 10)
Home Runs: Killebrew (#1)
Puckett (#5)
RBI: Killebrew (#1)
Puckett (#3)
Walks: Killebrew (#1)
Puckett (#7)
Stolen Bases: Puckett (#4)
Killebrew (Not in the top 10)
There are other similarities and difference between these two stars. Each player was elected to the Baseball Hall-of-Fame. Killebrew was elected his fourth time on the ballot and Puckett was elected in his first appearance. Both players had double digit All-Star Game appearances. Killebrew was selected to the Mid-Summer Classic 11 times and Puckett made the trip 10 times.
Out of the two players, only Killebrew was selected as the MVP of the American League. The closest Puckett ever came to an MVP was the 1992 season when he finished second to Dennis Eckersley. Puckett excelled on the defensive side of the ball and was awarded with six Gold Gloves. Killebrew was never fortunate enough to be honored specifically for his defense.
Killebrew and Puckett were both great leaders who fought for their teams to win at the highest level. Killebrew qualified for the playoffs three times and the closest he came to winning a series was the 1965 World Series. Puckett's teams only made the playoffs twice but found a way to win the title in both of those years. The heroics of Puckett in those series has been well documented.
Killebrew's Playoff Statistics
Games: 13
Puckett's Playoff Statistics
Games: 24
Killebrew and Puckett meant so many things to generations of Twins fans. It has been equally hard to see each of them pass on before their time. In this debate either player can be seen as a winner. They each provided the franchise of the Twins with attributes that will never be forgotten. As I wrote about earlier this week, Killebrew was the grandfather of this franchise. He paved the way for Puckett and all of the other Twins players that followed.
As all of the statistics show, Puckett was the better player on the field. Even with a shortened career, Puck combined power, average, and defense to be a first ballot Hall-of-Famer. Killebrew was the face of the franchise for generations. Killer was a great player but he was an even better man.
It's great to have two players that can be cross-generational. I know I will tell my future children tales of both of these men. That's what is so great about this game of baseball, the eternal story that is passed from one generation to the next. There will always be a new greatest player, but there can only be one first greatest player.


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Business Week magazine has a sobering article about why web statistic tracking isn't an exact science and that's not good news for a lot of already-struggling publications.
In Web Numbers: What's Real?, we learn about the different, competing tracking methods to say how popular (or unpopular) a website is. Just like the Nielsen tracking for other media (i.e. radio, TV), it's not bullet proof. There are different standards which yield different results, sometimes far apart from each other.
The reason that this is so troublesome for magazines is that this kind of data is what advertisers use to determine how much they will or won't pay for space in particular publications. If a mag's website is flush with hits, they can then turn around a charge more for ad banners on their site and if they're numbers aren't good, that's going to hurt their bottom line.
Hopefully you see where this is going. If the numbers are so skewed that it's hard to tell which end is up, how do you think that's going to effect the ad dollars that are the life blood of publications? Also, if a mag's site is getting a lot of hits but the tracking service doesn't reflect that correctly, that mag is going to be hurting for money even though it shouldn't be.
What makes it worse is that since the ad money is shrinking from the print realm and drifting more and more to the web realm, this becomes more of a high stakes game which could potentially sink a lot of publications for no other reason than the fact that their tracking system somehow cheated them.
As the BW article points out, until this mess is straightened out, there's going to be a lot of confusion, not to mention a lot of blood-letting. Makes you think the Luddites might have a point after all…
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Vehicle Overview from Kelley Blue Book
KBB.com 2001 Hyundai Santa Fe Overview
Impressive First Entry
This is Hyundai's first foray into the American SUV market, and they have conjured up a pretty impressive entry. The Santa Fe sits right on the fence between a small and mid-sized SUV, making it one of the largest of the mini-SUVs. Its wheelbase is five inches longer than the RAV4's, and one inch shorter the new Jeep Liberty. We place the Santa Fe in the small SUV category primarily because of the base model's four-cylinder engine-and yes, we know there is an optional V6-but the same applies to the Ford Escape and Suzuki Grand Vitara. As you can see, the clear-cut lines that separated vehicles into unique categories are very often fuzzy.
Let's begin with the Santa Fe's styling. It's unique, that's for sure; and it doesn't look like anything else out there. People will either love this car or hate it, but one thing is for certain, it's not the kind of design that lends itself to ambivalence. In place of the square, upright look of so many American SUV's, Hyundai has given the Santa Fe character lines usually associated with sports cars. Sweeping arcs adorn the wheel arches and deeply creased contours flow across the hood to form the sculpted headlight pods. There is a strong family resemblance to the Tiburon and the Sonata. Stylish body cladding surrounds the bumper faces and lower doors with aggressive 5-spoke, 16-inch alloy wheels complete the package.
The Santa Fe is available in three trim levels: base, GLS and LX. The standard 2.4-liter 4-cylinder engine produces 149-horsepower and is only available on the base models with 2WD. The more potent 2.7-liter V6 is optional on the base model and standard on the GLS and LX. Both engines can be equipped with either a 5-speed manual or 4-speed automatic-the later is standard on the GLS and LX models. Any V6 Santa Fe can be ordered with the option of full-time 4WD. Hyundai's system uses a viscous-coupling center differential to split the power 60/40 between the front and rear wheels. Full-time 4WD is always engaged and requires no input from the driver.
Even in its base guise, the Santa Fe is extremely well equipped. Standard features for all models include: Power windows and door locks, cruise control, air conditioning, AM/FM/CD stereo, rear defrost, illuminated ignition, tilt wheel, driver and passenger side airbags, split 60/40 folding rear seat and intermittent wipers. Get a base model with the optional V6 and all-wheel drive, and you have a pretty nicely equipped SUV for just over $20K.
Interior room is generous, again due to the Santa Fe's size. There is good head and legroom for both front and rear passengers. With the rear seat folded, a whopping 78-cubic feet of cargo space becomes available (29.4 when the seat is in place). Seats are covered in a handsome knit cloth and are relatively comfortable, coming up a bit short in the thigh support category. The dash is modern and well organized, yet the tactile feeling of the switchgear and quality of the plastics used in the cabin are not quite on par with those of Japanese rivals Honda and Toyota. On the road, the Santa Fe is comfortable and stable. It tracks straight, with no wandering or drifting and the steering response does not completely disconnect the driver from the road. The Santa Fe does lean a bit in corners and the 4-cylinder model is best ordered only with the 5-speed manual. The V6 is better equipped to handle the Santa Fe's weight, but don't expect commanding passing power as a fully-loaded, V6 model tips the scales at just over 3700 pounds. In all, the Santa Fe deserves a test drive, or at the very least, a look. If the price and standard equipment don't convince you, then maybe Hyundai's 10-year/100,000 mile warranty will.


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As her divorce with Jason Hoppy takes a toll on her emotional state, Bethenny Frankel is opening up about her struggles.
In an interview with People, the former "Real Housewife of New York" revealed, "I kind of sway between being frayed and stressed and on the brink in some ways; wracked with nerves, and then feeling OK and certain. This is my life now."
Spending some mommy-daughter time in the Big Apple, Bethenny Frankel and Bryn Hoppy ate lunch on a stoop in Tribeca before strolling the city streets on Monday (May 6).
The former "Real Housewife of New York" wore a black jacket, black pants, flip-flops, and a red baseball cap while her adorable little girl pushed her dolly in a stroller beside her.
It has been a year of ups and downs for Bethenny Frankel, and finally the reality television starlet-turned marketing guru has some great news.
According to a report, Frankel's daytime talk show has been slated for a nationally-syndicated Fall 2013 launch.
As her divorce continues to take a toll on the family, Bethenny Frankel left her apartment in New York City for a meeting on Tuesday (April 30).
The former "Real Housewife of New York" was all business in a black knee-length dress, black jacket, and matching heels as she headed outside.
Though the rain may have been falling, Bethenny Frankel decided to grin and bear it as she hailed a cab in Tribeca in New York City on Monday (April 29).
The former "Real Housewife of New York" rocked a white Minnie Mouse T-shirt, black leather jacket, a gray fedora, and black galoshes as she stepped in the taxi.
Tending to a few week-ending errands, Bethenny Frankel stopped by the Soho House in New York City on Friday (April 26).
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The former "Real Housewife of New York" showed off her fit beach bod in a dark blue string bikini with a floppy hat and shades to shield herself from the sun as little Bryn splashed around in a pink wetsuit.


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The Advent Daily Dose is a very short reflection, encouragement, lesson, or challenge for you to read every weekday of Advent. Be sure to sign up for an email subscription so you can get each one delivered to you. This is great for those of us who are forever misplacing our little Advent devotional books or forgetting to address them during the day.
Here's the master list of the nuggets of thought for Advent, one for each weekday (along with a few bonus Sundays), so if you're signing up for the emails late, you can check out the ones you missed. Your emails will start on the day after you sign up, whatever reflection is scheduled for that day:
Week One
- The Jesse Tree
- A Gift for Baby Jesus
- Busy Prayer: Ideas to Integrate Prayer into the To-do Lists
- Busy Prayer, Part Two: The Gifts
- Busy Prayer, Part Three: Clean out your Heart for the Light of Christ
Week Two
- What Does Advent Mean?
- The Immaculate Conception was God's Gift to Us
- What Does the Advent Wreath Mean?
- A Joyful Penitence
- St. Lucia's Day and Gaudete Sunday (Joy vs. Happiness)
Week Three
- Away in a Manger
- No Crib for a Bed
- The Little Lord Jesus Laid Down His Sweet Head
- The Stars in the Heavens Look Down Where He Lay
- The Little Lord Jesus Asleep on the Hay
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SEOUL – North Korea has taken a major step back from a planned missile test, U.S. officials said, even as Pyongyang and Seoul exchanged fresh threats Tuesday of swift military retaliation to any provocation.
A U.S. defense official said two North Korean missiles — primed for imminent launch — had been moved from their launch site, signaling an easing of North Asia tensions ahead of a U.S.-South Korea summit in Washington.
U.S. and South Korean officials had been worried that any test of the medium-range Musudan missiles would trigger a fresh surge in military tensions that have included threats of nuclear war from Pyongyang.
But the U.S. defense official said North Korea had "moved them," adding there was no longer an imminent threat of a test.
Pyongyang, which conducted its third nuclear test in February, would have to make detectable preparations to return to a launch-ready status, two U.S. officials said.
The move was revealed in Washington on the eve of a first summit between President Barack Obama and new South Korean President Park Geun Hye at the White House on Tuesday.
Earlier, a senior White House official warned it was too early to say whether North Korea's bellicose behavior, which prompted Washington to send B-2 bombers over South Korea, was ending.
"It's premature to make a judgment about whether the North Korean provocation cycle is going up, down or zigzagging," said Danny Russel, senior director for East Asia on Obama's National Security Council. "Many analysts have anticipated that the North Korean provocation cycle would culminate in some sort of a grand fireworks display, and no one can rule that out."
Washington is making strenuous efforts to cement Obama's relationship with Park, who was sworn into office less than three months ago. "I would say 90 percent of the U.S. North Korea policy now is simply staying tied tightly with the South Koreans, whichever direction they want to go in," said Victor Cha, who was former President George W. Bush's top aide on Korea.


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I really like mine alot I am carrying it right now. 400 is a good price and it is a great gun!
Hey all, Just got the chance to buy an almost new CW9 for $400. Was wondering if anyone has one and if they like it? Also is it as reliable as the PM series?
I really like mine alot I am carrying it right now. 400 is a good price and it is a great gun!
I don't own a PM series, but I have a CW9 and it is my favorite 9mm so far. I've got about 1K rounds through it, and it shoots very well.
CW9 is a great gun. The PM9 is a step above. Shot both at the range bought the PM. Why?
1. Match grade polygonal barrel vs conventional
2. Dovetail sights vs Pinned
3. Available Night sights vs Not
4. 2 mags included vs 1mag
5. Machined slide vs. Metal injection molded
6. More machining on slide vs. less machining cuts to save cost
7. More concealable
Had photo bucket open so I figured I post a pic of mine
The slide of a CW9 is NOT metal injection molded!! The slide stop pin is MIM, but not the slide. The slide of the CW9 is machined as the PM9, just not as detailed on the exterior.
My Bad. Left off ....stop lever after slideOriginally Posted by jlentz;19 3697
But slide itself on the PM9 IS superior..see #6
My vote is for the PM9 also. I too have shot both but purchased the PM9 because its smaller and easier to conceal. Good Luck
Love my PM9 so much I am going to get an MK9 in the very near future for owb carry. No matter what kind of pocket, you cannot tell there is a potent PM9 in there. Good Luck.
Got a buddy that drools over his CW-9 every day.
He was the proud owner of an original (Serial under 1,000) Kahr E-9 all steel model. Carried the thing almost every day till he held the CW. Sold the E and brought home the CW that day.


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The following is 15 commandments of Tactical Camouflage from the late Colonel David Hackworth aka Hack. If you don't know who Colonel Hackworth is… Stop what you are doing and read his books. Including Vietnam Primer which is free on the Internet.
The man was involved in every war from age 14 when he lied about his age to join the Merchant Marines and ditched them to fight with the real Marines in the Pacific to the day he died where he was an embedded reporter who posed as an Active Duty Colonel and advised units on the assault on Baghdad in 2003 as a contributor to Maxim, Newsweek, and Soldier of Fortune. In short he is a complete bad ass. So without further ado the 15 commandments:
I. Thou shalt not park thy helicopter in the open, for it bringeth the rain of steel.
II. Thou shalt not expose thy shiny mess gear, for it bringeth unwanted guests to chow.
III. Thou shalt not wear white T-shirts, or thine enemies will dye them red.
IV. Thou shalt provide overhead concealment, for thine enemies' eyes are upon thee.
V. Thou shalt cover thy tall antenna, for fly swatters groweth not in yon wood.
VI. Thou shalt use a red lens on thy flashlight, or it shall appear as a star in the East.
VII. Thou shalt cover the glass on thy vehicle, for the glare telleth thine enemy thy location.
VIII. Thou shalt blend with thy surroundings, for trees groweth not in yon desert.
IX. Thou shalt cover the tracks of thy vehicle, for they draweth pretty pictures.
X. Thou shalt cover thy face, hands, and helmet, for thine enemies maketh war not on bushes.
XI. Thou shalt not drape thy net on thy tent, for it looketh like tent draped in net.
XII. Thou shalt hide the wires of thy commo, for they pointeth to thee.
XIII. Thou shalt practice the art of dispersion, or one round will finish you all.
XIV. Thou shalt pick up thy trash and litter, for they exposeth thy presence.
XV. Thou shalt conceal the noise of thy generator, for thine enemies are listening.
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brianp wrote:Too bad Bert has to keep openning his mouth and answerring question. I had more respect for him when "It is what it is" was the answer
What a glorious kick in the nuts to the media that would be!
The_Pauser wrote:And why's that? I think its great he put to rest some of the speculation, and leaves us hanging with a possible return.
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lately, companies like GE have been pushing to repatriate their cash at more reasonable tax rates of 10 to 15 percent.
lately, his 11-year-old daughter has been using the tablet to learn how to bake cookies and cakes by herself.
Cagaptay says leftist groups have lately been protesting the NATO deployment of Patriot antimissile batteries on Turkish soil.
And, as Sarah Silverman has also been heard to say lately, the truth actually matters.
But lately, strains between the erstwhile allies have become apparent.
A secret meeting of the True Grits had been lately held in the Borough.
One day lately, when the water was low, he offered to cross the weir at Dingleford.
The air's been full of it lately, but I guess Sunday's doings will give the folks a new subject for awhile.
"It seems to me that you are seeing a good deal of Tom Reynolds, lately," was all that he said.
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Springfield, Ohio – Wittenberg University Director of Athletics and Recreation Garnett Purnell has announced that he will retire effective Friday, Aug. 16.
Purnell steps down after 14 years in the position. He took the reins of Wittenberg's athletics program on Aug. 1, 1999, after serving three years as director of athletics at Morgan State University, an NCAA Division I-AA institution in Baltimore, Md.
"It has definitely been my pleasure to serve as the director of athletics and recreation at Wittenberg over the last 14 years," Purnell said. "I'm proud of the many accomplishments of our coaches and student-athletes during that time, and I'm appreciative of the opportunity to have worked with so many wonderful people both inside and outside of the Department of Athletics and this university."
Purnell has an extensive background in intercollegiate athletics. He served six years as assistant athletic director for student affairs at the University of Cincinnati, and five years as a compliance representative with the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) prior to moving to Morgan State.
Purnell also brings with him a coaching background that includes four years at Central State University as an assistant football and basketball coach. He also served as Wittenberg's head golf coach from 2003 to 2007, leading the team to top-four finishes in the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) three straight years.
Since his arrival at Wittenberg, the Tigers have always finished in the top half of the NCAC's all-sports standings. Under Purnell's leadership, the athletics program advanced from fifth place to third in 1999-2000, 2000-01, 2008-09 and 2012-13, and second in 2001-02, 2002-03 and 2010-11. In 2009-10, Wittenberg won the NCAC Dennis M. Collins All-Sports Trophy, and in 2003 finished 20th in the NACDA Directors' Cup standings, its best finish ever.
"While there is no doubt that under Garnett's leadership Wittenberg's amazing tradition of excellence on the fields, courts, courses and pool has continued to grow, it is his heart and spirit that will stand out in my mind," said University Provost Chris Duncan. "Garnett is a man of deep faith and a genuine servant-leader. He has always stood ready to take on any role or task that needed doing with a generous spirit and an athlete's intensity.
"He has never failed to promote the ideal of the true student-athlete that Wittenberg prides itself on, and I can say directly that he has never failed to advocate with great passion for the men and women who served with him. He will be missed."
While serving as director of athletics and recreation at Wittenberg, Purnell has held leadership positions on various NCAC and NCAA committees. He chaired the NCAA Division III Interpretations and Legislation Committee and was a member of the NCAA Division III Financial Aid Committee and Management Council. Purnell currently serves on the NCAA Division III Committee on Infractions.
A champion on issues of diversity and inclusion within his institution and the NCAA Division III membership, Purnell is currently a board member for the Minority Opportunities for Athletic Association (MOAA). He also serves on the NCAC's Branch Rickey Initiative Committee, which recently was recognized with the inaugural Award for Diversity and Inclusion from the NCAA and the MOAA.
"Garnett Purnell has made the NCAC a better place over the past 14 years with his devotion to the student-athletes at Wittenberg and around the league," said NCAC Commissioner Keri Alexander Luchowski. "He fought so that everyone could have a place in our world, no matter their gender, race or ethnicity. And once they were here, he made sure to help them be the best they could be – at whatever their position.
"He has set an example to be followed in the future and cherished by those of us that were fortunate enough to have worked alongside him. He will be missed."
Purnell will continue to teach an activities class for Wittenberg's Health, Fitness and Sport Department during the fall 2013 semester. He also plans to pursue certification to become a lay minister through the Catholic Archdiocese of Cincinnati in hopes of serving the Springfield community.
Purnell earned his baccalaureate degree from Cheyney University in 1973 and a master's degree from the University of Dayton in 1984. He is married to Sally Sciabica and they have four children: Lauren, Xavior, Luke and Leslie.
Duncan said the university is currently finalizing a short-term transition plan that will involve an interim director of athletics and recreation. A national search for Purnell's successor will begin very soon, to be led by Wittenberg's Faculty Athletic Representatives, Professor of Economics and Associate Provost Jeff Ankrom and Associate Professor of Business Wendy Gradwohl.
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The Red Sox started the day just 2.0 games ahead of the Rays in the AL Wild Card race, and after 18 long innings of baseball against those pesky Orioles, the Sox remain just 2.0 games up with eight games to go.
W: Jeremy Guthrie (9-17) – 6.0 IP, 10 H, 4 ER, 3 Ks
L: Kyle Weiland (0-3) – 4.2 IP, 4 H, 5 ER, 5 Ks
SV: Jim Johnson (7)
It's not Kyle Weiland's fault. The Red Sox are without Clay Buchholz, Erik Bedard and Daisuke Matsuzaka in the starting rotation. So, the Red Sox have been forced to call on the rookie in must-win games down the stretch. He started off Game 1 OK, allowing no runs or hits during the first two innings.
He then had trouble in the third and fourth innings and couldn't get out of the fifth. In the end, he allowed 6 runs (5 earned) on five hits and two walks. He allowed three home runs and took his third career loss.
Fortunately for the Red Sox, Felix Doubront (1.1 scoreless IP) and Alfredo Aceves (3.0 scoreless IP) saved the bullpen. They would be needed in Game 2.
Carl Crawford was scratched shortly before the game with a stiff neck he suffered during batting practice. In his place was Darnell McDonald, who had a bit of an adventure out in left field in Game 1.
With a runner on first and one out in the third inning, McDonald muffed a fly ball in the outfield. His error led to runners on 2nd and 3rd with one out, a situation which the Orioles capitalized on when Matt Angle singled home both men to give the O's a 2-0 lead.
McDonald atoned for his error a bit in the next half inning, hitting a solo HR off righty Jeremy Guthrie.
Ortiz lined what would have been an RBI double right off the wall below Pesky's Pole in the fifth inning. Or did he?
You be the judge:
The umpires called the ball foul. Ortiz later flied out to center to end the inning, and slammed his batting helmet in disgust. Clearly (at least to me), the umpires got it wrong. That ball hits at least a foot to the left of the foul pole in fair territory. Considering the Sox lost by just one run, this play loomed large in the result.
W: Scott Atchison (1-0) – 1.1 IP, 0 H, 0 ER, 0 Ks
L: Brian Matusz (1-8) – 1.2 IP, 6 H, 6 ER, 9 Ks
In the nightcap, John Lackey was called upon to help the Red Sox win perhaps their most important game of the year. Coming into the game, he had been the worst full-time starting pitcher in the majors. Nothing changed.
Lackey yielded 8 earned runs on 11 hits in just 4.2 innings despite being spotted 11 runs by the Sox bats through three innings. Terry Francona just could not leave him in to "earn" the win as Lackey struggled to make it through five.
"It just got to the point where it's hard to leave him in," Francona said. "We needed to stop the runs, now."
By the end of the year, Lackey will have made more than $15 million this season. With three years left on the deal, what are the Red Sox going to do with the worst starter in the major leagues? For right now, he has to keep going out every fifth day due to the quandary they are currently in. If the Sox are even lucky enough to make the playoffs, they have to seriously consider leaving Lackey off the roster.
Thankfully the Red Sox still have a pretty good offense, as their starting rotation continues to let them down every single day. Coming off a 3-3 effort in the first game, Marco Scutaro led the charge with three more hits in Game 2, scoring three times and driving in two runs.
Jacoby Ellsbury, Adrian Gonzalez, and Dustin Pedroia also finished with three hits. Ellsbury picked up his 28th HR (the inside-the-park variety) in the 7th inning, and Gonzalez added two walks as part of a 3-3 effort at the plate.
Jed Lowrie, though, saved the Red Sox early. Down 3-1 in the first inning, Lowrie hit a go-ahead, three-run HR to give the Red Sox new life and Lackey another chance to redeem himself. The Sox didn't look back after Lowrie's HR.
Conor Jackson even got in on the action, hitting his second career grand slam, clearing the bases in the seventh inning to blow the game wide open.
Michael Bowden pitched the final two innings to give the Sox the 18-9 win.
The Red Sox have two more games against the O's, an off-day, three against the Yankees in the Bronx, and three more against the O's in Baltimore to close the season. They're up 2.0 games in the Wild Card with eight to play.
Erik Bedard returns to the bump on Tuesday against Rick VandenHurk.
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text: If I manually downshift from M5 to M4 and back to M5 the transmission doesn't appear to upshift back to M5. As an example at 70 mph, engine rpm will increase a few hundred rpm when I shift to M4 but if I manually upshift to M5 and hold a steady speed the transmission doesn't appear to upshift back to M5. I'm basing this on the fact engine rpm stays at the M4 rpm level. If I accelerate to something above 70 the transmission does upshift but only if I have accelerated. I did a cursory forum search but didn't see any similar inquiry. Is this normal operation? Anyone else experience this? All other aspects of shift points, shift quality, etc. appear normal.


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This is a discussion on Finally settled on a pocket gun within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; After trying several different models, I grabbed the one I should have got in the first place, a Smith 442. This little j frame is ...
After trying several different models, I grabbed the one I should have got in the first place, a Smith 442.
This little j frame is a sweetie. Drops in the pocket and away you go. Am living with a Blackhawk pocket holster until the Mika gets here. This gun will take some getting used to, but I believe it will be well worth it.
I still want a 640 and a G26.......It just never ends, does it?
Yeah, I know. Pics or it never happened. Wife has the camera in her car, so you'll have to wait.
Lol. No, it never ends.
I would rather die on my feet, than to live on my knees.
Funny how when someone comes along and makes the right tool it just keeps on working. Enjoy shooting!
Congrats on a great choice, multistage. I'm biased, though; I carry the exact same setup in my right pocket every day. I carried my Kimber Solo daily for almost 2 years until I saw the 442 at my local Sportsman's Warehouse about 2 months ago. (I have always wanted a J frame) I still like my Solo, but the 442 is so light that I forget it's in my pocket.
Let us know how you like your Mika. I've been interested in one since a guy at a local gun shop showed his to me.
I always have my 442. I got lucky and picked it up early in my carry career. Actually before I even had my permit. Stumbled on a gem. I love it. I keep it in an uncle mikes pocket holster, though I am thinking about something that holds it more secure, though being able to cant it a bit in pocket has applications with some pairs of shorts I own. You will not be disappointed.
When I am DJing weddings, it is the easiest to conceal, and disappears in my slacks. Love it!
"Better to keep your mouth shut and be thought a fool than to open it and remove all doubt" ~ Mark Twain
Honestly, it's hard to beat a J-frame (or LCR). Congrats!
Congrats!!! My 442 was my first small concealed carry gun. Dozens more purchases followed it, but the 442 still gets a ton of carry time, especially when it starts warming up outside. I put a set of old school S&W j-frame wooden grips on mine. I think those old small wooden grips are the bomb. I also removed my internal lock flag, polished the internal contacts, and put a set of wolff springs (hammer and trigger return) in it and that just made it great!!! I've got thousands of rounds through mine after the spring swap and never a problem. Goes bang every time. With some focused training, you can get darn good with it too.
Know Guns, Know Safety, Know Peace.
No Guns, No Safety, No Peace.
I dont have a 442... but I do have an LCR, and if its as equally awesome as my LCR, you made a wise choice. My LCR sees more carry time than my glock or my other ruger. It is that awesome !!!!....oh and we dont feel like waiting, so pics or it didnt happen :)
God grants Liberty only to those who love it, and are always ready to guard and defend it.
~Daniel Webster
Your points are shallow... my points are Hollow....
That looks sharp!
Gunowner99 - NRA Life Member
Good choice!
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Just my 2 cents, but if you REALLY want to get into the mil dot game and are just learning, I'd suggest either a FFP reticle, which will allow you to range at every magnification, or a fixed, rear focus 10x scope, like the Super Sniper. These retail for around $300.
Most good FFP scopes are going to be pricey, so I think my latter suggestion might just be better yet.
One of the problems with the cheap, high mag scopes is you won't be able to use that 24x very effectively when it heats up and the mirage starts to play havoc with you.
Your mostly better served getting a lesser magnification, quality scope and going from there.
Again, not trying to tell you what you need, but I've been through the same journey your undertaking and wished I'd kept my money and invested in better scope early on.


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The F.C.C. rules are vague guidelines that come with the threat of huge fines.
The F.C.C. Needs to Clarify its Obscenity Rules
Christopher Rosen is a freelance writer on television and movies for The New York Observer and Movieline. He also writes at his blog, 42 Inch Television.
Updated February 25, 2011, 1:24 PM
The Federal Communications Commission's obscenity rules for network television are antiquated, but not because cable and the Internet are allowed to broadcast without restriction. It's because they aren't firm enough in their clarity. Are fleeting expletives allowed? What constitutes a "news broadcast"? Who decides on community standards?
Like the series finale of "Lost," each question leads to another four. The commission has succeeded in installing a zero-tolerance policy without actually explaining what is tolerated in the policy. All that's missing is a smoke monster and a well of light.
The Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in New York was right when they ruled that the F.C.C.'s current policy created "a chilling effect that goes far beyond the fleeting expletives at issue here." Beyond the obvious -- see George Carlin -- broadcasters operate without a firm grasp of what the commission finds offensive. And why attempt anything "edgy" if there's a chance you can get slapped with a ridiculous fine?
But whether or not Meredith Grey can swear on "Grey's Anatomy" is not a matter of freedom of speech. The idea that expletives correlate to some form of creativity is a specious one at best. Plus, network television has done just fine in skirting the rules since the Janet Jackson incident in 2004 -- for reference, see any episode of "Family Guy" or "American Dad." These shows get caught occasionally, but that doesn't stop them from trying to go over the line.
Of course therein lies the rub: Where is the line? Pick up an F.C.C. handbook and it reads like stereo instructions. And since the commission can't act unless someone actually complains, networks never know if they got away with one or not.
So, yes -- the rules are obsolete because they aren't rules. They're vague guidelines that come with the threat of huge fines. There is nothing wrong with policing the networks -- if only the F.C.C. would actually try doing it sometime.


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"I'm directly involved," Del Rio said in regards to his new role with the defense. "It's something I feel like the standard that we set has not been met the last year or two and so we're getting back to some of the things we believe in, working hard at it. We've got a ways to go but we've got a good start."
Del Rio made his mark as a defensive coordinator in Carolina, and his excellent work earned him his current position. While Del Rio will not technically be the defensive coordinator for the Jaguars this year, he said he is enjoying a greater role on that side of the ball, starting with his experience this year at the Senior Bowl.
"Being in with my feet in the grass, out there coaching, it's really what I love most about what I do."
The team's true defensive coordinator will be Mel Tucker, who is coming in from Cleveland. Tucker has experience coaching the 3-4 and will likely give Jacksonville the flexibility to run a hybrid 3-4/4-3.
"We have some 3-4 principles that we're going to run that Coach Tucker brought with him from Cleveland, and we've got some stuff that we've been doing here successfully and we're going to get back to some of that stuff," added Del Rio.
Last season, Mike Peterson and Drayton Florence were expected to be major contributors but neither came close to meeting expectations and are now both gone. Tony McDaniel battled injuries through the year, and Gerald Sensabaugh didn't necessarily make the most of his starting opportunity (despite solid numbers), and now both are subsequently playing elsewhere as well.
Moving aside players that didn't fit in Jacksonville's scheme, the team will move forward with some young players that will hopefully rejuvenate the defense. Rookies like Terrance Knighton and Derek Cox will be expected to make immediate impacts.
While some holes still need to be filled, the team is apparently making strides on defense by combining youth, speed, and Del Rio's presence. If these changes help, the Jaguars might make the leap back towards the league's elite defenses.
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Penn's O'Malley Elected to National Baseball Hall of Fame
Sunday, January 25, 2009Courtesy of Penn Athletic Communications
PHILADELPHIA -- Penn graduate and longtime supporter of Penn baseball Walter O'Malley, C'26, was elected into the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Monday by the Veterans Committee. He is the first graduate from Penn to receive such an honor.
O'Malley was elected along with four other men -- former Major League Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, former Pittsburgh Pirates owner Barney Dreyfuss, and World Series champion managers Billy Southworth and Dick Williams.
O'Malley owned the Dodgers franchise from 1944 until his death in 1979. During his tenure as owner, the Dodgers won four World Series titles (1955, 1959, 1963, 1965). In addition to the four titles, O'Malley-owned teams won nine other National League pennants under his command.
In 1946, it was O'Malley who was instrumental in the integration of baseball, signing Jackie Robinson to a professional contract. After one season in the minor leagues, Robinson was promoted to the majors in 1947, becoming the first African-American to play in the Major Leagues in the 20th century.
Following the 1957 season, O'Malley moved the Dodgers to Los Angeles. This relocation is credited with starting baseball's "California Gold Rush," as other teams such as the Giants and Athletics also moved to the West Coast.
"Mr. O'Malley was a visionary by opening the gates to the West Coast. He linked the entire country to the game of baseball," Dodgers Hall of Fame manager Tommy Lasorda said at the press conference announcing O'Malley's induction.
At Penn, O'Malley was highly involved in campus life. He was elected class president both his junior and senior years. He served on the council of athletics, overseeing the operations of the baseball program. He also served as president of the Theta Delta Chi fraternity and was a member of the Scabbard and Blade Honorary Military fraternity. He graduated from Penn in 1926 as the outstanding overall student, receiving the Spoon Award while serving as class salutatorian at graduation.
Penn became a family tradition for the O'Malleys. Walter served on the Board of Trustees at Penn from 1966 until his death in 1979. His son Peter graduated from Wharton in 1960. Walter's grandson, Kevin, is also a graduate of Penn, receiving degrees from the College in 1997 and from the Wharton Graduate School in 2004. Kevin was also a letterwinner on the 1996 baseball team. To this day, the O'Malley family continues its support of Penn, participating in fundraising efforts for the new baseball stadium and other University endeavors.
You can learn more about Walter O'Malley's life by visiting his website. To seek further information on his 2008 election into the National Baseball Hall of Fame, please click here.


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Hassan Nafaa, writing in al-Ahram, expresses a view that is very common in the Middle East. He argues that "no Israel government now or in the forseeable future, is prepared to reach a solution to the Middle East conflict on the basis of the Arab initiative." Nafaa argues Israel leaders believe they have the upper hand and while Israel becomes stronger, Arab nations grow weaker so why pursue the road to peace that will result in the emergence of an independent Palestinian state. He says "there is no sign that international public opinion is putting any pressure on Israel to accept the initiative." And, to make matters worse, there is a leadership vacuum in Israel.
There is no question Nafaa builds a strong case to remain stubbornly committed to the Arab initiative to make clear to Israel they must accept their view or maintain the current status quo. He is very pessimistic about the Obama desire to force peace on the Israelis by making them compromise with Arabs. Granted the current Israel government leaves much to be desired in terms of visionaries who can look to the future and realize that Israel must compromise to survive, but Mr. Nafaa ignores new dynamics at play in the Middle East.
1. The Obama-Clinton initiative depends on a two state solution if there is to be any hope of gaining Iranian cooperation in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Failure to secure a Middle East peace threatens peace possibilities in Afghanistan and Pakistan. The Obama administration knows such failure could result in a Republican comeback in 2010.
2. Just about every important American Jewish organization has come out in support of a two state solution. American Jews voted overwhelmingly for Obama and know he must get a two state solution. Israel is no longer in 2007 when Bush was in power and supported any and all Israel initiatives.
3. It is simply a matter of time before Iran gets atomic weapons. If Israel has not secured peace with Palestine it creates a dangerous situation that neither the US nor the European Union will allow. They will demand Israel accept a two state solution.


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Screenwriter:Nic Young
Starring:Diogo Morgado, Greg Hicks, Adrian Schiller, Darwin Shaw, Sebastian Knapp, Joe Wredden, Simon Kunz, Paul Marc Davis, Matthew Gravelle, Amber Rose Revah, Roma Downey
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This major motion picture event -- an experience created to be shared among families and communities across the U.S. -- brings the story of Jesus' life to audiences through compelling cinematic storytelling that is both powerful and inspirational. Told with the scope and scale of an action epic, the film features powerful performances, exotic locales, dazzling visual effects and a rich orchestral score from Oscar®-winner Hans Zimmer. Portuguese actor Diogo Morgado portrays the role of Jesus as the film spans from his humble birth through his teachings, crucifixion and ultimate resurrection.