Roberto Abraham Scaruffi: ITALIC MALEDICTIONBerlusconi Institutionally ignorant the father. Institutionally ignorant the daughter. The Predator Carlo De Benedetti belongs to the mafia-style block controlling the NATO-Comprador Quirinale. The Berlusconis are just their unaccepted ass lickers

Sunday, 10 July 2011

ITALIC MALEDICTION
Berlusconi
Institutionally ignorant the father.
Institutionally ignorant the daughter.
The Predator Carlo De Benedetti belongs to the mafia-style block controlling the NATO-Comprador Quirinale.
The Berlusconis are just their unaccepted ass lickers

Leccare il cul al Quirinale-NATO non rende Si sono circondati di persone incompetenti come loro (e di imbroglioni) su questioni istituzionali. Normale i Berlusconi che non ci abbiano mai capito nulla. Neppure ora. CarlettoDB è di quel blocco mafioso-istituzional-compradoro. Anzi è, da sempre, un agente speciale per destabilizzazioni e golpe. I Berlusconi sono solo lecchini non graditi. C'è comunque ancora la Cassazione. Se conferma od aggrava, meglio pagare subito. Anzi, pagheranno subito, ora, in una decina di giorni, se la sentenza è esecutiva, indipendente da appello, come sembra sia.
Il blocco Quirinalizio punterà alla liquidazione totale dei Berlusconi, che è il programma loro dal 1994. Vi ricordate i Rizzoli e mille altri? 
Non a caso, è da sempre sotto tiro, seppur limitato, anche l'ex-PCI p2-andreottian-berlingueriano, i D'Alema. Il Presidente Giorgio Napolitiano, appena eletto dal parlamento allargato, ha subito drammaticamente accentuato l'azione delle Polizie Segrete quirinalizie, con magistratura al seguito, e si è posto come interlocutore unico relativamente all'Impero. I risultati si vedono, a tutti i livelli. Sottosvilupppismo arrogante e sfascista, con corruzione burocratica dilagante, in salsa camorristico-napoletana ed irreversibile.
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Lodo, Marina attacca l'Ingegnere
"Il suo è capitalismo cannibale"




La presidente di Fininvest all'indomani della sentenza annuncia il ricorso in Cassazione e accusa De Benedetti: "Contro mio padre una tenaglia mediatica"







ore 11:09
La presidente di Fininvest annuncia il ricorso in Cassazione: "De Benedetti ha sempre voluto essere come mio padre, ma non ci è riuscito. Con i nostri soldi prenderà La7". Poi la presidente di Fininvest dice: "È inaccettabile che qualunque norma possa risultare utile anche a Silvio Berlusconi o alle sue azienda venga definita ad personam. Siamo al conflitto d’interessi al contrario". E aggiunge: "L’aggressione verso mio padre dura da 17 anni e è evidente come dietro tutto questo ci sia una parte della magistratura e certa stampa, che ha nei giornali di De Benedetti la sua punta di diamante"
ore 14:20

Il presidente del Consiglio europeo, Herman Van Rompuy, ha convocato una riunione di emergenza per domani mattina per discutere della crisi del debito nell’Eurozona e degli attacchi speculativi al nostro Paese. parteciperranno Barroso, Trichet e Juncker







Berlusconi rapinato:
è una decisione bomba 

I gatti che stanno dando la caccia al topo Silvio provano a intaccare le sue riserve. Un consiglio? Anziché pagare chiuda la Mondadori e la consegni a De Benedetti. Pagare o aspettare, ecco cosa farà Fininvest
Bossi: "Sentenza pesante
Spero che non si tratti 
di un verdetto politico" 

ore 12:19
Il Senatùr promette fedeltà al presidente del Consiglio: "Se mollassimo adesso il Governo il mercato ci farebbe fallire tutti, ci farebbe fare la fine della Grecia e gli stranieri si porterebbero via tutto"
Impariamo da Londra:
la libertà di stampa
non è libertà di spiare 


A Londra nessuno difende i giornalisti che intercettano. In ItaliaRepubblica & C. farebbero le barricate. Gli inglesi vogliono rispettata la privacy, da noi vengono pubblicati dettagli della vita privata con il timbro dei giudici
Sinistra senza vergogna
Esulta e poi insulta 


Dalla Bindi a Di Pietro, tutti intonano il solito tormentone delle dimissioni anticipate







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Per alto funzionario scandalo 'danneggia molto immagine polizia'



CRISI MERCATI




Vertice Ue straordinario domani su Grecia e Italia

Consob studia stretta contro vendite scoperto

Il presidente del Consiglio Ue, Herman Van RompuyIl presidente del Consiglio Ue, Herman Van Rompuy
-- ECONOMIA --
Il presidente del Consiglio Ue Van Rompuy ha convocato una riunione di emergenza per discutere della crisi del debito nella zona dell'euro



Egitto, licenziati i poliziotti che parteciparono a repressione


POLITICA  




GUIDO RUOTOLO
L'ex braccio destro di Tremonti ascoltato dai magistrati il 29 marzo: «Mai preso soldi,
con le nomine io non c'entro. La Ferrari? Capitemi, ho vissuto dove tutto era limitato».







1- GIÀ DAL 2008, TREMONTI SAPEVA TUTTO E DI BRUTTO SULLA SUA OMBRA MARCO MILANESE
2- IL MENSILE CAMPANO "LA VOCE DELLE VOCI" AVEVA SCODELLATO UN’ INCHIESTA BOMBASTICA CONDITA CON MILANESE, COSENTINO, TREMONTI, TAVAROLI, MAINOLFI, LA P2, LA P3
3- "COSA AVEVA FATTO DI TANTO IMPORTANTE, IL MILANESE, PER DIVENTARE IN POCHI ANNI L’UOMO PIU’ “ALL’ORECCHIO” DI TREMONTI? L’ALLORA CAPITANO DELLA GUARDIA DI FINANZA ERA PIOMBATO NELLO STUDIO DEL FISCALISTA TREMONTI PER VERIFICHE SULLE AZIENDE DI BERLUSCONI, I CUI SANCTA SANCTORUM ERANO DA SEMPRE AFFIDATI ALLE CURE DI GIULIETTO. NON E’ NOTO CHE FINE ABBIA FATTO POI QUELLA INDAGINE. FATTO STA CHE MILANESE QUALCHE TEMPO DOPO APPENDE AL CHIODO LA DIVISA E PASSA A LAVORARE A TEMPO PIENO PRESSO GLI STUDI DI TREMONTI, DIVIDENDOSI FRA ROMA E MILANO"
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TODAY'S TOP STORIES
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[NATIONAL NEWS]
Insider blew whistle on Kyushu Electric TV stunt
The scandal in which Kyushu Electric Power Co. tried to make local residents appear supportive of restarting the utility's nuclear reactors was brought to light by an in-house whistle-blower.
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[NATIONAL NEWS]
Students from Taiwan denied disaster funds
Taiwanese students attending universities in Tohoku at their own expense were barred from applying for emergency funds after the March disaster due to the lack of diplomatic relations with Taipei.
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[NATIONAL NEWS]
Heatstroke surge feared as people save power
As the mercury rises to levels unseen in decades and amid the nationwide power-saving drive, health experts warn the public of the risk of heatstroke if they refrain too much from using air conditioning.
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[NATIONAL NEWS]
Nuke crisis panel to question hundreds of people
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[NATIONAL NEWS]
Automatic redress plan mulled for victims of medical malpractice
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[NATIONAL NEWS]
Prosecutors' elite investigators to focus on financial crimes
http://search.japantimes.co.jp/mail/nn20110710a6.html

[NATIONAL NEWS]
Meet marks 20th anniversary of U.N. antideath penalty protocol
http://search.japantimes.co.jp/mail/nn20110710a7.html

[NATIONAL NEWS]
Tokyo man is stabbed in Hawaii
http://search.japantimes.co.jp/mail/nn20110710a8.html

[NATIONAL NEWS]
KANSAI: Who & What
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Judicial system reform
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[BOOKS]
Salvation through baffling wisdom
MICHAEL HOFFMAN
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[BOOKS]
Watch your manners!
KRIS KOSAKA
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[BOOKS]
Banana's fabulous fables
FELICITY HUGHES
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[MEDIA]
Media were quick off the mark with March 11 disaster publications
MARK SCHREIBER
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[MEDIA]
Lady Gaga vs. Kuroyanagi; Korean boy-band drama remake; CM of the week: Sogo/Seibu
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[MEDIA]
Japan's attention to detail is all in the delivery
PHILIP BRASOR
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[ENVIRONMENT]
Up close and personal with MIT robots
ROWAN HOOPER
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[LIFE IN JAPAN]
With Japan at a crossroads, it's instructive to recall the Hidaka affair
ROGER PULVERS
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[LIFE IN JAPAN]
A cross-cultural  pas de deux comes to town
EDAN CORKILL
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[LIFE IN JAPAN]
Company team helps fill Tohoku gap
TOMOKO OTAKE
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Marvelous Minakami: the great year-round escape
JEFF KINGSTON
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Pirates rally to beat Cubs
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Sawamura flirts with first shutout of career
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[GOLF]
Miyazatos make solid U.S. Open start
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[J.LEAGUE SOCCER]
Sawa late show keeps Reysol top of J. League
GUS FIELDING
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[BASKETBALL]
Report claims Yao to retire
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[SPORTS]
Kim's contribution crucial to Pyeongchang's victory
JACK GALLAGHER
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[SPORTS]
Bolt under the weather, but still captures 200 in France
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[RUGBY]
Japan recovers to roar past Tonga
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[TENNIS]
Nishikori, Soeda claim advantage
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Cannavaro retires on medical advice
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Weekly Report from Taiwan Security Research (Jul. 10, 2011)
For full text, click on the title or visit the TSR web page at taiwansecurity.org









South China Sea Dispute Heats Up
South China Sea: A Commons for China Only? By Carlyle A. Thayer (YaleGlobal, Jul. 7, 2011) As the center of the global economy shifts eastward, trade routes serving the area have acquired greater importance. It’s also brought new attention to the 1982 United Nations Convention on Law of the Sea, or UNCLOS.
Cross-Strait Issues
Taipei, Beijing Seek Consensus on Investment Protection Pact
(China Post, Jul. 4, 2011) A senior official at theMainland Affairs Council said that both sides of the Taiwan Strait will strive to arrange the next meeting of the two top negotiators this summer, despite speculation that such a meeting might not be held this year.
Taiwan Offices Upgraded in HK and Macau
(China Post, Jul. 5, 2011) In a major breakthrough after 45 years, Taiwan's representative offices in Hong Kong and Macau will be renamed to reflect their upgraded status and functions, chairwoman Lai Hsing-yuan of MAC said.
Taiwan Jobs Sucked to China by Failure to Mimic Singapore Economic Model By Chinmei Sung (Bloomberg, Jul. 4, 2011) As warmer ties with former civil-war foe China encourage an exodus of factories to the lower-cost mainland, Taiwan’s failure to develop new growth industries has caused it to fall behind Singapore and Hong Kong.
Ministers Rebut Job Losses to China Story
(Taipei Times, Jul. 7, 2011) Government officials rebutted a media report claiming that job losses in Taiwan were the result of an exodus of Taiwanese manufacturing industries to China.
14 Taiwanese Fraud Suspects Repatriated from China
(China Post, Jul. 7, 2011) After months of cross-strait dialogue, the 14 Taiwanese suspects who were controversially deported from the Philippines to China in a fraud case last year were repatriated to Taiwan.
Chinese Delegations' Impact Worries Ma: Report
(China Post, Jul. 10, 2011) President Ma Ying-jeou has reportedly expressed concerns that the arrival of too many official delegations from China in the run-up to the presidential poll may dampen his reelection campaign.
Strait Ahead? China’s Fifth Generation Leaders And Taiwan Policy By Jacques deLisle (Eurasia Review, Jul. 10, 2011) Beijing’s current Taiwan policy is likely to remain in place as the PRC begins a transition from the so-called fourth-generation leadership to the fifth generation leadership.
U.S.-China Engagement
China Sea Dispute Looms Large in U.S. Visit By Jeremy Page
(Wall Street Journal, Jul. 9, 2011) Adm. Mullen is due to arrive in Beijing Saturday just as the U.S. and its two main regional military partners—Japan and Australia—begin joint naval drills in the South China Sea for the first time.
Gen. Tso’s Default Chicken By David E. Sanger
(New York Times, Jul. 10, 2011) No lender, not even the mandarins of Zhongnanhai, can dictate how much America spends. But they can influence how much America will have to pay to borrow the cash.
Military Balance and Arms Sales
Taiwanese Military Reportedly Develops ‘Stealth’ Coating
(Taipei Times, Jul. 5, 2011) The Republic of China navy has made a major breakthrough in the development of an absorbent paint that can provide stealth capabilities to its weapons platforms, local media reported.
(AFP, Jul. 8, 2011) Taiwan has test-fired for the first time a locally developed submarine-launched missile designed to counter the threat of China’s fast-expanding navy, a report said.
Taiwan's DIY Arms Hopes Face Friendly Fire Over Credibility By Jens Kastner (Asia Times, Jul. 9, 2011) Taiwan is chronically in need of advanced weaponry that the US is hesitant to supply. One solution is that theisland build its own, and the prospect of keeping much of the US$9.2 billion defense budget within the economy is much to the liking of the Taiwanese government.
US to Upgrade Taiwan’s Existing F-16 Jet: Legislator
(AFP, Jul. 4, 2011) The United States is expected to announce soon it will help Taiwan to upgrade its current F-16 fighter planes rather than selling it more advanced aircraft, a senior Taipei legislator said.
Taiwan's Foreign Relations
US Ambassador Delivers APEC Invite to President
(Taipei Times, Jul. 6, 2011) On a visit to Taiwan, US Senior Official for APEC Ambassador Kurt Tong extended an invitation to President Ma Ying-jeou to attend the 19th APEC Leaders’ Meeting hosted by the US in Honolulu, Hawaii, on Nov. 12 and Nov. 13.
Gov’t Must Open Trade to Join TPP: US
(CNA, Jul. 6, 2011) Taiwan needs to be prepared in order to join the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Agreement, Kurt Tong, a senior U.S. official for Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum, was quoted as saying after a high-level meeting in Taipei.
(CNA, Jul. 9, 2011)Edwin Lacierda, spokesman for Malacanang Palace, said the purpose of forming a study group to review “one China” policy was to find ways of improving ties with Taiwan.
CCP's 90th Anniversary and China's Domestic Issues
China's Communist Party at 90 By David Shambaugh
(IHT, Jun. 30, 2011) Nationwide ceremonies and a deluge of media coverage have been mobilized by China’s ruling Communist Party to mark its 90th anniversary today. But all the hoopla cannot conceal the party’s insecure state.
China Censors Web Searches on Jiang Zemin’s Health By Keith B. Richburg (Washington Post, Jul. 6, 2011) China’s media censors began blocking Internet search terms to try to tamp down speculation on the health of ailing former leader Jiang Zemin.
Why China Is Trying to Censor Talk About Jiang Zemin By Jeremy Page (Wall Street Journal, Jul. 7, 2011) To the outside world, China’s efforts to censor talk of the apparent illness of former President Jiang Zemin might seem unnecessary, but the Communist Party is acutely aware that the death of current and former Chinese leaders has often been a trigger for political instability in the past.
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Regards,
Dalton LinEditor, Taiwan Security Research
E-mail:
daltonlin@ntu.edu.tw
, Taiwan Security Research: taiwansecurity.org

TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS

Boehner: No large-scale debt-reduction plan
House Speaker John A. Boehner (R-Ohio) abandoned efforts Saturday night to reach a comprehensive debt-reduction deal.
(By Paul Kane and Lori Montgomery)

Food, ad industries fight nutrition guidelines
Companies are teaming up to lobby against voluntary standards for food marketed to children.
(By Lyndsey Layton and Dan Eggen)

7.0 tremor hits off Japan’s coast
Initial reports indicated no damage as a result of this aftershock, but residents were urged to evacuate.
(By Chico Harlan)

Dozens of questions for Clemens jury pool
Outside experts said the questions posed by the judge and attorneys reveal their belief that jurors’ feelings about sports and Congress could prove critical in shaping a verdict.
(By Del Quentin Wilber)

Planes violate restricted space near Camp David
Fighter jets intercepted small private aircraft near Camp David on two separate occasions Saturday while President Obama was scheduled to be there.
(By Martin Weil)

POLITICS
Obama, Hill leaders at pivotal point in debt talks as Boehner drops goal for bigger package
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama and congressional leaders were regrouping after House Republicans abandoned efforts for a massive deficit reduction package of $4 trillion over 10 years — a potential deal that had unnerved partisans from both political parties.
( Associated Press Associated Press , AP)

Boehner abandons budget talks
House Speaker John Boehner’s decision to abandon talks over a comprehensive budget deal may be smart politics but it’s a lost opportunity.
(, The Washington Post)

Conservative ‘marriage pledge’ group apologizes for slavery reference
One section of the pledge claimed that a black person born into slavery “was more likely to be raised by his mother and father in a two-parent household than was an African-American baby born after the election of the USA’s first African-American president.”
( by Sandhya Somashekhar , The Washington Post)

Florida Rep. Alcee Hastings asks court to throw out claims he sexually harassed aide
WASHINGTON — Congressman Alcee Hastings asked a court Saturday to throw out claims that he subjected a former employee to sexual harassment and retaliation when he was co-chairman of an independent U.S. agency.
( Associated Press Associated Press , AP)

Report: US could suspend hundreds of millions in aid unless Pakistan fights militants tougher
WASHINGTON — A report says the U.S. could suspend hundreds of millions in military aid to Pakistan unless the two countries’ fractured relations improve and Pakistan pursues militant groups more aggressively.
( Associated Press Associated Press , AP)


STYLE
Miss Manners: Courtesy shouldn’t disappear in airport security lines
An airport veteran wants to know if it’s really wrong to cut in front of someone fumbling through their belongings in a security line. You know, to speed things along ...
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איך לרומם את החופש הגדול?
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צריך בכלל חופשה?
הרב דוד סמסון שליט"א, ראש ישיבת YTAיש לחקור 'בחפצא' של בין הזמנים את החקירה הבאה: האם 'בין הזמנים' הוא זמן בפני עצמו, וכמו שיש זמן, יש גם 'בין הזמנים' עם כללים וגדרים משלו, או שמא 'בין הזמנים' הוא פשוט חסרון מציאות של הזמן. והנפקא מינה גדולה - האם יש מצוה לנוח בבין הזמנים כמו שיש מצוה ללמוד בזמן, או שמא זו פגרה טכנית שעדיף לעקוף אותה אם-אפשר, ולנצלה ללימוד מקסימאלי?
זכורני את ר' אברום שפירא זצ"ל מזכיר בשיעור כללי לפני סוף הזמן, את השל"ה הקדוש שאמר: "בין הזמנים לא יזכר ולא יפקד", והיה ברור לי לפי דברים אלו, ש'בין הזמנים' הוא פשוט זמן ללא כל אופי עצמי וכשמו כן הוא 'בין הזמנים', וממילא יש לנסות להקדיש את כולו ללימוד תורה.
אבל הוקשה לי מהגמרא (ברכות ל"ה) בה רבא בקש מתלמידיו שלא יבואו לישיבה "ביומי ניסן וביומי תשרי", כלומר בבין הזמנים, למרות שהם רצו. מכך נראה ש'בין הזמנים' הוא בעצם זמן בפני עצמו ויש להקדישו למנוחה?
נראה לי שהתשובה לחקירה תלויה בסוג התלמיד, ואסביר: נוסחת החינוך קובעת שאדם שניצב מול אתגר מתאים, מצליח ומתחזק מההתמודדות, כדברי חז"ל (סנהדרין צ"ט): "אמר רבי אלעזר כל אדם לעמל נברא, שנאמר: 'כי אדם לעמל יולד' איני יודע אם לעמל פה נברא אם לעמל מלאכה נברא?", ומסקנת הגמרא: "לעמל תורה נברא", כלומר כל בני אדם חייבים לעמול, ואשרי מי שזוכה שעמלו בתורה.
האומנות שבחינוך היא להתאים את האתגר ליכולת של התלמיד, אך יש בכך סכנה משני כיוונים: אם האתגר קל מדי - תחסר לתלמיד התמודדות, ולא יתפתח כראוי. אולם מצד שני אם האתגר הוא מעבר ליכולתו, התלמיד לא יצליח לעמוד בו, ואמנם הוא רוכש ניסיון, אבל מתפתח כשהוא מצולק.
אם-כך יש לנו שני סוגי תלמידים: ישנם תלמידים שהמערכת מתאימה להם ומפתחת את כישרונותיהם, תלמיד כזה מרגיש סיפוק מההצלחה ומהגדילה, ועבור תלמידים כאלו 'בין הזמנים' הוא פשוט חסרון והעדר זמן, אילוץ שעדיף שלא היה, כדברי השל"ה הקדוש.
אולם תלמידים שמאותגרים מעל ליכולתם צריכים את 'בין הזמנים' כמים קרים לנפש עייפה, בכדי להשיב ולבנות את ההערכה העצמית, על-ידי הצבת יעדים מתאימים שההצלחה בהם מולידה סיפוק וכבוד עצמי. לתלמידים הללו כשם שמצוה ללמוד בזמן, כך מצוה עבורם להימנע מללמוד ב'בין הזמנים' וכפי שרבא בקש מתלמידיו.
וכן לתלמידים שמאותגרים מתחת ליכולתם, 'בין הזמנים' עבורם הוא זמן קדוש של לימוד ברמה ובהתאמה ליכולתם. הם צריכים את הזמן הזה כדי להציב לעצמם יעדים חינוכיים ההולמים את כישרונותיהם.
כלומר, החופש הוא הזמן שהיעדים בו הם בהתאמה אישית לחלוטין. האדם הנבון מכיר בעצמו מה הוא צריך להשלמת נפשו. לפעמים זו פעילות גופנית שלא מוצאת את מקומה כראוי במשך השנה ולפעמים זו סוגיה או נושא שהוא רוצה לברר בעצמו.
יהי רצון שנזכה לדור שברכת השל"ה תתאים, ש'בין הזמנים' "לא ייזכר ולא יפקד" כי כל בניך לימודי ה' ורב שלום בניך.

סרטים בחופש?
הרב יונה גודמן שליט"א, ראש תחום חינוך אמוני, מכללת אורות ישראלהקיץ מהווה תקופה מלאת אתגרים וסכנות. נדרשת בו הורות פעילה, המתכננת ומכוונת את הילדים לאורכו למען ייבנו ולא חלילה להפך. כדי לסייע בתרגום הדברים לשפת המעשה, אשתדל בע"ה לחדד דוגמא אחת הקשורה למחשב הביתי.
מעטים ההורים המרוצים משימושי המחשב של ילדיהם. למשל, רבים הילדים שצופים באמצעותו בכמות עצומה של סרטים. הם מחליפים כל יום סרטים עם חבריהם, מביאים סרטים שאין להוריהם מושג מה תוכנם וצופים בהם עד בלי די. יש המגיעים לחמש שעות צפייה בסרטים ביום - חלק בבית וחלק אצל החברים.
משום מה, הורים רבים ניצבים נבוכים וחוששים להציב גבולות ברורים. הורות בריאה מחייבת גבולות בשני תחומים: כמות ואיכות. א. כמות: חובה לקבוע כמות מרבית של צפייה שבועית. הכמות חייבת לכלול את מה שצופים אצל החברים, אחרת לא עשינו דבר. ב. איכות: ניתן בנקל לבדוק כל סרט ב'גוגל' ולהבין מה תוכנו. רק לאחר בדיקתו ניתן לאשר לילדים לצפות בו. כלל זה מחייב את הילדים להודיע מראש להוריהם במה הם מבקשים לצפות, ולא להחליט באופן ספונטאני מבלי שנוכל לבדוק. כשם שחשוב לנו מה נכנס לפיהם, כך חיוני שנבדוק מה נכנס לנשמתם. בדיקת תוכן הסרט מראש יכולה להיעשות עם הילד. ניתן להשתמש בה כהזדמנות לדבר על תכני חיים מגוונים הקשורים להתלבטות האם לצפות בו.
יש הורים שיקראו את דברנו ויזדעקו: "מדוע כלל להתיר צפייה בסרטים? יש להתנגד לכל העניין!" להם נשיב כי מי שביתו נקי מסרטי מחשב - אשריו. אך רבים אומרים שהם נגד סרטים ולכן לא עוסקים כלל בהכוונת התכנים, ובינתיים ילדיהם צופים בלי הדרכה כלל. להורים אלה נציע לגלות אחריות הורית בתחום חיוני זה, ולעשות סדר דחוף בשימושי המחשב הביתי. אף הוא זקוק לגבולות בקיץ...
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  • Newsletter | 10.07.2011, 13:45 UTC
    Die Themen des Tages
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    Schweden im Halbfinale
    Erneut starkes Erdbeben vor japanischer Küste
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    Bachmann-Preis für Maja Haderlap
    Der Nahe Osten zwischen Freiheit und Diktatur
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    Märchen zum Mitnehmen!
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    Schweden im Halbfinale
    Schwedens Frauen stehen zum dritten Mal in einem WM-Halbfinale. Das Team gewann in Augsburg gegen Australien mit 3:1 und machte damit die Hoffnungen der deutschen Mannschaft auf eine Olympia-Teilnahme zunichte.
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    Why QE2 Failed: The Money All Went Offshore

    Global Research, July 9, 2011

    On June 30, QE2 ended with a whimper.  The Fed’s second round of “quantitative easing” involved $600 billion created with a computer keystroke for the purchase of long-term government bonds.  But the government never actually got the money, which went straight into the reserve accounts of banks, where it still sits today.  Worse, it went into the reserve accounts of FOREIGN banks, on which the Federal Reserve is now paying 0.25% interest. 
    Before QE2 there was QE1, in which the Fed bought $1.25 trillion in mortgage-backed securities from the banks.  This money too remains in bank reserve accounts collecting interest and dust.  The Fed reports that the accumulated excess reserves of depository institutions now total nearly $1.6 trillion.    
    Interestingly, $1.6 trillion is also the size of the federal deficit – a deficit so large that some members of Congress are threatening to force a default on the national debt if it isn’t corrected soon. 
    So here we have the anomalous situation of a $1.6 trillion hole in the federal budget, and $1.6 trillion created by the Fed that is now sitting idle in bank reserve accounts.  If the intent of “quantitative easing” was to stimulate the economy, it might have worked better if the money earmarked for the purchase of Treasuries had been delivered directly to the Treasury.  That was actually how it was done before 1935, when the law was changed to require private bond dealers to be cut into the deal.   
    The one thing QE2 did for the taxpayers was to reduce the interest tab on the federal debt.  The long-term bonds the Fed bought on the open market are now effectively interest-free to the government, since the Fed rebates its profits to the Treasury after deducting its costs.   
    But QE2 has not helped the anemic local credit market, on which smaller businesses rely; and it is these businesses that are largely responsible for creating new jobs.  In a June 30 article in the Wall Street Journal titled “Smaller Businesses Seeking Loans Still Come Up Empty,” Emily Maltby reported that business owners rank access to capital as the most important issue facing them today; and only 17% of smaller businesses said they were able to land needed bank financing.      
    How QE2 Wound Up in Foreign Banks 
    Before the Banking Act of 1935, the government was able to borrow directly from its own central bank.  Other countries followed that policy as well, including Canada, Australia, and New Zealand; and they prospered as a result.  After 1935, however, if the U.S. central bank wanted to buy government securities, it had to purchase them from private banks on the “open market.”  Former Fed Chairman Marinner Eccles wrote in support of an act to remove that requirement that it was intended to keep politicians from spending too much.  But all the law succeeded in doing was to give the bond-dealer banks a cut as middlemen.   
    Worse, it caused the Fed to lose control of where the money went.  Rather than buying more bonds from the Treasury, the banks that got the cash could just sit on it or use it for their own purposes; and that is apparently what is happening today.
    In carrying out its QE2 purchases, the Fed had to follow standard operating procedure for “open market operations”: it took secret bids from the 20 “primary dealers” authorized to sell securities to the Fed and accepted the best offers.  The problem was that 12 of these dealers – or over half -- are U.S.-based branches of foreign banks (including BNP Paribas, Barclays, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, UBS and others); and they evidently won the bids.   
    The fact that foreign banks got the money was established in a June 12 post on Zero Hedge by Tyler Durden (a pseudonym), who compared two charts: the total cash holdings of foreign-related banks in the U.S., using weekly Federal Reserve data; and the total reserve balances held at Federal Reserve banks, from the Fed’s statement ending the week of June 1.  The charts showed that after November 3, 2010, when QE2 operations began, total bank reserves increased by $610 billion.  Foreign bank cash reserves increased in lock step, by $630 billion -- or more than the entire QE2.  
















     In a June 27 blog, John Mason, Professor of Finance at Penn State University and a former senior economist at the Federal Reserve, wrote:  
    In essence, it appears as if much of the monetary stimulus generated by the Federal Reserve System went into the Eurodollar market. This is all part of the “Carry Trade” as foreign branches of an American bank could borrow dollars from the “home” bank creating a Eurodollar deposit. . . .

    Cash assets at the smaller [U.S.] banks remained relatively flat . . . . Thus, the reserves the Fed was pumping into the banking system were not going into the smaller banks. . . .  
    [B]usiness loans continue to “tank” at the smaller banking institutions. . . .

    The real lending by commercial banks is not taking place in the United States. The lending is taking place off-shore, underwritten by the Federal Reserve System and this is doing little or nothing to help the American economy grow.  
    Tyler Durden concluded: 
    . . . [T]he only beneficiary of the reserves generated were US-based branches of foreign banks (which in turn turned around and funnelled the cash back to their domestic branches), a shocking finding which explains . . . why US banks have been unwilling and, far more importantly, unable to lend out these reserves . . . .  
    . . . [T]he data above proves beyond a reasonable doubt why there has been no excess lending by US banks to US borrowers: none of the cash ever even made it to US banks! . . . This also resolves the mystery of the broken money multiplier and why the velocity of money has imploded. 
    Well, not exactly.  The fact that the QE2 money all wound up in foreign banks is a shocking finding, but it doesn’t seem to be the reason banks aren’t lending.  There were already $1 trillion in excess reserves sitting idle in U.S. reserve accounts, not counting the $600 billion from QE2. 
    According to Scott Fullwiler, Associate Professor of Economics at Wartburg College, the money multiplier model is not just broken but is obsolete.  Banks do not lend based on what they have in reserve.  They can borrow reserves as needed after making loans.  Whether banks will lend depends rather on (a) whether they have creditworthy borrowers, (b) whether they have sufficient capital to satisfy the capital requirement, and (c) the cost of funds – meaning the cost to the bank of borrowing to meet the reserve requirement, either from depositors or from other banks or from the Federal Reserve. 
    Setting Things Right
    Whatever is responsible for causing the local credit crunch, trillions of dollars thrown at Wall Street by Congress and the Fed haven’t fixed the problem.  It may be time for local governments to take matters into their own hands.  While we wait for federal lawmakers to get it right, local credit markets can be revitalized by establishing state-owned banks, on the model of the Bank of North Dakota (BND).  The BND services the liquidity needs of local banks and keeps credit flowing in the state.  For more information, see here and here.  
    Concerning the gaping federal deficit, Congressman Ron Paul has an excellent idea: have the Fed simply write off the federal securities purchased with funds created in its quantitative easing programs.  No creditors would be harmed, since the money was generated out of thin air with a computer keystroke in the first place.  The government would just be canceling a debt to itself and saving the interest. 
    As for “quantitative easing,” if the intent is to stimulate the economy, the money needs to go directly into the purchase of goods and services, stimulating “demand.”  If it goes onto the balance sheets of banks, it may stop there or go into speculation rather than local lending -- as is happening now.  Money that goes directly to the government, on the other hand, will be spent on goods and services in the real economy, creating much-needed jobs, generating demand, and rebuilding the tax base.  To make sure the money gets there, the 1935 law forbidding the Fed to buy Treasuries directly from the Treasury needs to be repealed.  



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