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GE announces $1.4B deal with Saudi Arabia

Posted: 6:16 AM, May 23, 2016
Updated: 2016-05-23 13:05:36Z

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — General Electric Co. said Monday it made a series of deals with Saudi Arabia worth more than $1.4 billion as part of the kingdom's ambitious plan to wean itself off crude oil.

GE said $1 billion worth of projects would be implemented by 2017 with the Saudi Arabian Industrial Investments Co., which formed in 2014 by royal order to boost the country's manufacturing industry. GE said its agreement with the organization would see it help develop industry and manufacturing in the kingdom, as well as create jobs for Saudi youth.

Another $400 million would go toward building a forging and casting manufacturing facility for the marine and energy industry in the kingdom, with hopes of it being operations by 2020 and providing over 2,000 jobs, GE said. In the future, there's a possibility of another $2 billion in projects coming as well after 2017, the company said.

Other projects that GE did not offer monetary values for include boosting the local aviation repair industry, offering digital services to factories, working on manufacturing LED lights in the kingdom and training young men and women.

GE's chairman and CEO Jeffrey Immelt said the project showed the company wanted to expand its long-time presence in Saudi Arabia in "a new and visionary way."

"Together, we will create quality jobs for Saudi youth, ... boost exports, enhance economic competitiveness and support the vision and aspirations of Saudi Arabia," Immelt said in a statement.

The deal comes as part of the kingdom's Vision 2030 plan to wean itself off dependence on oil production. The plan, announced by Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the son of King Salman, also calls for floating a stake in the world's largest oil company, Saudi Arabian Oil Co., and setting up one of the world's biggest government investment funds.

Immelt met Monday in Jiddah with Khaled al-Falih, Saudi Arabia's new energy minister and the chairman of Aramco, the state-run Saudi Press Agency later reported. The agency offered no details of the agreements between the kingdom and GE.

"We are delighted in Saudi Arabia that GE is supporting the kingdom's Vision 2030 and the new plan for economic growth," al-Falih said in a statement.

GE, based in Fairfield, Connecticut, has worked in Saudi Arabia for over 80 years. It has more than 2,000 employees in the kingdom working in the aviation, health care, oil, utilities and transportation sectors. Under the deals announced Monday, GE hopes to expand its workforce in Saudi Arabia to 4,000 people by 2020.

Any additional jobs would be welcome to Saudi Arabia's 28 million people, who currently struggle with unemployment and providing youth opportunities outside of the public sector. Low global oil prices saw the kingdom have a nearly $100-billion deficit last year, while the government forecasts an $87-billion deficit this year.


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Brazzers Enlists Real Moms to Help Inspire Mother's Day Scene

Brazzers Enlists Real Moms to Help Inspire Mother's Day Scene

BURBANK, Calif. — Brazzers has released a scene inspired by a discussion between six moms and adult performer and moderator Julia Ann. The resulting title is the MILF-themed “Night Caps,” starring Ann and Chanel Preston.

“The conversation was full of interesting revelations about the sex lives and porn preferences of real moms and their comments led to important insights into the minds of this largely untapped demographic,” a rep said.

Brazzers Marketing Director Gary Ticher explained, “Moms — or more specifically MILFs — have always been a cornerstone of the Brazzers brand since its inception, which is why we wanted to honor moms this Mother’s Day with a scene specifically for them. Not only have they done so much for us as individuals, but we wouldn’t be a vanguard of our industry if it weren’t for moms.”

Ticher also praised the mothers who participated in the project: “They were so frank and honest. If they had not been so comfortable discussing this kind of subject matter we may have never learned about how moms feel about multiple partners and how much they value attentiveness in a partner. We are so grateful for the moms who participated and we’re excited for them to see what we were able to create out of their feedback.”

"Night Caps" will be available on Brazzers this Mother’s Day, May 13. Find the panel and SFW trailer here

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The fun and elegant-cute green earrings are approximately 2.5" long and are one-of-a-kind as well, but can be replicated to some degree.

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Solve FTP Connection fails passive mode on Pure FTP configserver

Error Case: Failed to retrieve directory listing

you configured your domain name with cpanel and add your FTP username and password correctly , when you are trying to connect to your website using filezilla software your are getting the following error:

Command: PWD

Response: 257 “/” is your current location

Command: TYPE I

Response: 200 TYPE is now 8-bit binary

Command: PASV

Response: 227 Entering Passive Mode

Command: MLSD

Error:        The data connection could not be established: ETIMEDOUT – Connection attempt timed out

Error:        Connection timed out after 60 seconds of inactivity

Error:        Failed to retrieve directory listing

How to solve FTP Failed to retrieve directory listing from CSF ConfigServer Security & Firewall

the issue with this ftp error that your server is blocking the Passive port range 30000 35000 , so we have to allow those port range from configserver by allowing TCP_IN , to do that you can do it by two ways:

  • From your WHM Home »Plugins »ConfigServer Security & Firewall , Allow incoming TCP ports on TCP_IN = then add the following port range 30000:35000 and press Change Button, and CSF will ask for restart the configserver to take effect , Click Restart Csf+ldf button , then you will be able to connect to your FTP site without any issue.
  • Or you can do the following step:
    1. Login to the server via SSH as root
    2. Edit /etc/csf/csf.conf and look for the line that begins with: TCP_IN
    3. add 30000:35000 to TCP_IN section .
    4. Run csf -r to reload the config in the live firewall

Solve Failed to retrieve directory listing Over SSL

In this scenario you can connect via FTP on plain text (none secure connection ), but unable to use FTP over TLS , you are getting the Error:Failed to retrieve directory listing . You can follow the same steps as above but replace the port range on those steps with 60000:60100

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Native son Van Liew is back in business with a new mast; Garside is cookin' up a storm

Jet-lagged, bleary, and a tad more confused than usual, this Around Alone correspondent found himself taking in the sights yesterday at Pacific Sail Expo, the impressive in-the-water sailboat show currently underway here on the East Bay. One of the main topics of conversation throughout the day was the status of Around Alone competitor Brad Van Liew, who grew up in San Diego and even named his campaign “California Challenge” before securing a sponsorship deal with Balance Bar Company. People here are proud of what Van Liew – who had never participated in a solo sailing event before Around Alone, but who has sailed a strong, consistent race – has accomplished. And everyone seemed genuinely bummed out that he might be forced to retire due to the dismasting he suffered some 24 hours into Leg 4.

There will be good news on the docks today. Late yesterday, Van Liew’s camp announced that he’d secured the funding to purchase a new aluminum spar from the South American division of Hall Spars, the Bristol, Rhode Island-based mast maker. “I feel incredibly awesome,” Van Liew was quoted as saying. “It feels like the world has picked me up by the scruff of the neck and said, ‘You will not stop here!'” Indeed, Van Liew has had incredible support. Balance Bar Company has pledged to match every dollar he raises. The Conrad Resort and Casino in Punta del Este made a significant contribution. So too did the generous members of the Yacht Club Punta del Este. Marc Thiercelin has donated the mainsail he used on the replacement mast that brought him to Punta from the Falkland Islands. Fellow Class II skippers J.P. Mouligne and Mike Garside have loaned headsails. The list goes on and on and on…

Race Director Mark Schrader has been in on the amazing effort. “The guys at Hall said they can build the mast in 30 hours and they’re already well into it.” he said. “Brad’s team has ordered a crane to come at noon tomorrow. That’s a big deal here, there’s only one! The feeling is the mast will be rigged and ready. Hall Spars plans to put the mast on a ferry that will bring it down the River Plata to Uruguay. Once it’s stepped, Brad plans on doing a test run and if all goes well he could be underway again as early as Saturday.”

With the Punta waterfront in a mild frenzy, the action continued to unfold on the race course. At 0940 GMT today, in Class I Giovanni Soldini held a 62 mile lead over Thiercelin. In Class II, Garside’s advantage over Mouligne had slipped to eight miles. But the frontrunners should be concerned, because each of their antagonists are rolling up from astern on the wings of a new southerly that has not yet reached the leaders. At the early report Thiercelin was making an average speed of 8.4 knots, while Soldini was doing just 4.9 knots. Likewise, Mouligne was cruising at 6.9 knots while Garside was only managing 3.9 knots.

In fact, Mouligne may be charging after Garside for other reasons. Yesterday, he reported that his propane stove had packed up, and he could be facing the prospect of cold food until Charleston. Perhaps not so coincidentally, Garside today sent a COMSAT email that was decidedly single-minded: “It’s unusual for me to enjoy food at sea, but this time it’s been different. [I received] the best piece of barbecued Uruguayan beef and twelve of the freshest eggs I have ever had just as I left. They were out of this world. Steak and fried eggs for breakfast. Delicious. [My] succulent fruit cake and full-bodied French filter coffee are still going strong… Supper was out of this world last night. Piping hot chicken with boiled rice and gravy. And I’m really looking forward to my Tortellini con Proscuitto di Parma e Parmigiano Reggiano tonight, thanks to Giovanni and his team. Bellissima!”


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Paint Nite: Pretty Purple Daisies

  • Tue · Aug 14 7:00 pm
  • Saffron's
    681 Corydon ave
    Winnipeg, MB | Map
  • 2 hours long
  • Must be of legal drinking age to attend

C$45 per person
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The Original Paint Nite: Unleash your inner artist

In just about two hours, while you’re sipping on a glass of wine, beer, or champagne cocktail*, our performing artist will guide you through a painting step-by-step. At the end of the night, take home your own unique masterpiece--you will be amazed with what you can do! *no food or drink is included with your ticket price, and must be purchased at the restaurant. Please note, this is NOT A BYOB event. Events are 18+. We use non-toxic washable acrylic paint in primary colors and provide 16”x20” canvases at all of our events. We provide everything you will need for use at the event: canvas, paints, brushes and even a smock. You just bring your fun-loving friends and have a few drinks to keep the spirits high and inhibitions to a minimum, and we'll make sure your inner Picasso is unleashed. Events last approximately two hours, at the end of which you get to take home your new masterpiece. Seating is first come, first served. Please arrive at least 30 minutes prior to secure seating with your friends and order your drink before the event begins. Help keep your artist from becoming a starving one--tips are appreciated!

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Situated in the heart of Corydon " Little Italy", Saffron's was named after one of the most expensive spices in the world, and there are a few signature menu items that have the ingredient Saffron in them such as our Chicken Saffron and our Saffron Mussels. *Wheelchair accessible

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Hi there! My name is Rebecca and I'm currently a student of Fine Arts at the University of Manitoba, I specialize in painting, sculpture and digital work. My favourite things are my cat Cid, experimenting with crazy hair colours and school!  I'm so excited to get creating with you!

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The Catholic School Council is an advisory body whose mission is to enhance the education of our children in a faith-centered environment in partnership with the school, parish, community and home.

The purpose of the Catholic School Council is to help improve student achievement and to enhance the accountability of the education system to parents. Catholic School Councils are advisory organizations and the primary means of achieving their purpose is by making recommendations to the Principal of the school and to the School Board.

Our Council consists of up to twenty-one parent representatives and we hope you’ll participate! Meetings are held approximately six times per year, on a Thursday evening at 7pm with additional committee involvement strictly voluntary. It is important for all members to participate for the full year. The meetings are open to all parents of St. Agnes of Assisi Catholic Elementary School.

The CSC can be contacted at

  • Chair, Cristina Di Cristofaro
  • Vice Chair, Josie Ippolitto
  • Treasurer, Jenny Volpentesta
  • Secretary, Danielle Catinari

Parent Representatives

  • Daniela Condello
  • Susanne Condello
  • Sara Figliomeni
  • Natasha Patrick
  • Luciana Pecchia
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Predefined date range control

Could this please be looked at as a feature request / fix

When using a timestamp field as the source for a pre-defined date range filter (Using the Custom Date Range option) the control displays the MM:HH:SS (of the current time) in both the start and end date and this is very cumbersome to change when all you�re really after is anything from X date to Y date.
I appreciate that we could modify the timestamp field format to be only the date element but we then lose the other predefined ranges of Last X hours which we find very useful.

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Looking at the available date filter periods I can see �Custom � Between Date� and �Custom � Single Date�
But I don�t see an option for �Custom � Between Date / Time�

Would it be possible to add a �Custom � Between Date/Time� option that would then cause the predefined date range control to behave as it does now i.e. display both the date and the time.
And for the behaviour of �Custom � Between Date� selection to change such that it only displays a start date and end date (with no time)

Alternatively it would be to leave these settings as they are but allow whether or not the time element of the filter control is displayed or not within the formatting of each report (or be able to define default start & end times as 00:00:00 / 23:59:59 so the users don�t have to manually edit these each time they run the report.

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(517) 321-0616

We had a great time. The staff was fairly friendly, and the people were great. We'll surely be back for more...

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5660 W Saginaw HwyLansing, MI 48917

(517) 323-7320

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(517) 484-9661

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3004 W Main StLansing, MI 48917

(517) 484-7940

The bar is quite large, but is sectioned into many seperate rooms which makes it seem smaller. Many pool tables and dart boards. Also many video gam…

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(517) 708-7350

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(517) 482-3916

We had our bowling banquet there and it was awesome. They cater to 54 people and the food was just great!

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5247 Old Lansing RdLansing, MI 48917

(517) 322-9037
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404 N Verlinden AveLansing, MI 48915

(517) 484-9661

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Lindsay & Eric are the awesome owner/operators serving ice cold beer, amazing food, and Karaoke every Friday night @9:30pm - 12am and Monday's from …

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(517) 351-5690

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2005 E Michigan AveLansing, MI 48912

(517) 482-6376

If you havent been to the gree door in a few years,you dont know what you are missing.Most people think it is just a blues bar,guess again!!!Friday …

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BBB Rating: A+

201 N Bridge StGrand Ledge, MI 48837

(517) 627-2066

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(517) 646-9188

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(517) 487-8686

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(517) 374-1300

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Lansing, MI 48917

(517) 627-2154

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(517) 487-4464

Stober's has been voted ""Lansing's Coolest Bar"". The back bar has to be seen to be believed - it's also been a bar since 1933! They pour a heavy…

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(517) 393-7997

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(517) 337-4680

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(517) 374-5555

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(517) 999-2739

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(517) 371-2600

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(517) 483-2737

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Rift in Foreign Ministry prevents effective fight against BDS
Division developed in the ministry after professionals urged cooperating with Jewish left-wing organizations to fight boycott, with politicians choosing to brand all criticism as anti-Semitism -- thus excluding potentially powerful voices.

Chairman of the Israel Farmers Federation, Meir Tzur, has encountered the boycotting of Israeli products too many times recently. "Just this month, three chains in England announced they won't work with Israel," he says with evident frustration.

"Every time I get a message like that, I feel the most hurt in the world, an outcast, and concerned. Thousands of farmers have already suffered in fields that until recently we were dominating; like flowers, cherry tomatoes, spices or peppers. But most of all my anger is directed at the government of Israel. We have been turning to any possible ministry for years now, warning them, telling them, asking for help, and it turns out we have been talking to a wall. The government is always indifferent; everyone is in denial about this, and not doing anything meaningful."

And Tzur is not the only one. The important battle against the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions Movement (BDS) is being treated with reckless abandon, according to farmers, academics and others who have been suffering because of the boycott movement.

BDS supporter at a protest (Photo: Reuters) (Photo: Reuters)
BDS supporter at a protest (Photo: Reuters)

Is the reason for that truly indifference or denial, as Tzur claims? Or maybe it is the lack of resources and the fact there are too many cooks in the kitchen? And perhaps it is something entirely different.

According to sources we spoke to, one of the problems plaguing Israel's fight against the boycott movement and delegitimization efforts is actually clashes between the professional ranks, who are supposed to lead the charge, and the political leadership.

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The rift includes criticizing anyone who dares to say there is a problem that needs addressing and pushing out organizations capable of fighting the boycott well because they criticize the government's policies.

Director of Policy and Strategy Eran Shayshon at the Reut Institute, one of the external agencies that has often advised the National Security Council, the Strategic Affairs Ministry and the Foreign Ministry, can attest to this firsthand.

Shayshon has been explaining to government representatives over the past few years that it is important to divide and drive a wedge between the leaders of the BDS campaign, but they were unable to reach a consensus on the issue, especially when it came to the political echelons.

BDS supporters at DePaul University in the United States (Photo: AP) (Photo: AP)
BDS supporters at DePaul University in the United States (Photo: AP)

"It is obvious that behind BDS there is an alliance of the radical left-wing and political Islam, but they are hiding their true intentions using liberal terminology," he says. "This is a small group, but its main goal is to expand and bring in strong economic entities from European mainstream whose criticism against Israel is far more moderate. And they have been successful with banks, large unions and public institutes. This is how they achieve the dangerous delegitimization of Israel.

"So for Israel, the key is to actually making a clear distinction between the extremists and the rest. The goal is to divide them. And that means to be open to listen to criticism from moderate voices against the government, in order to return the extremists back to their natural size. To achieve this goal, we explained to the government representatives that we have to operate with as large a base as possible; meaning, recruit not only right-wing agencies and groups to the fight, but also left-wing groups who criticize the government.

"The message for left-wing organizations is that criticism is legitimate, but there are red lines of terminology and entities with whom we cooperate. The message to the right is to adopt the paradox: The more left-wing a group speaking out against BDS is, the stronger its influence. We initiated meetings between government representatives and several Jewish left-wing organizations in Israel and abroad, but it did not bear any fruits. So we lost effective and good soldiers for the fight."

Boycott supporter at BDS event (Photo: AP)
Boycott supporter at BDS event (Photo: AP)

Among other things, meetings were held in Washington and in Israel between representatives of the Foreign Ministry and the Strategic Affairs Ministry with J-Street (which represents the Jewish left in the US), B'Tselem and others.

"It's a major missed opportunity," B'Tselem's former US Director Uri Zaki says. "I went to universities in the United States, specifically on Apartheid Week, in order to explain that I was an Israeli patriot, and to oppose the boycotts. Like the Jewish left-wing groups in America who joined the fight against the boycott, our position has great influence. It is true that we will not fight a boycott of settlement products, but our efficacy in the fight over sovereign Israel's good name is very obvious, much more than that of right-wing groups.

"It's a shame that those who took over the hasbara efforts are excluding us for political reasons," he adds.

Incidentally, B'Tselem has already proven its contribution when it strongly criticized the Goldstone Report, which greatly embarrassed South African jurist Richard Goldstone. Even now, after the release of the UN report on Operation Protective Edge, the fight against the boycott would surely be more effective if a way can be found to include Israeli human rights groups.

The meetings with left-wing groups in 2011-2012 started abroad continued in Israel, but this did not lead to cooperation.

"My impression was that the professional ranks clearly understood the advantages of this initiative," one of those present at the meetings says, "but those who spoiled it were the politicians in charge. Left-wing American Jews fighting against the boycott are very effective, but it will get in the way of the political campaign against them, in which quite a few resources have been invested. It is easier to just lump everything together and define any criticism against the government as anti-Semitism."

Anti-Israel BDS supporters in a Woolworth's store in South Africa (Photo: AFP) (Photo: AFP)
Anti-Israel BDS supporters in a Woolworth's store in South Africa (Photo: AFP)

An argument made by bandits

One of the constant problems in managing the fight against BDS is the significant gaps between the positions of the professional ranks in the Foreign Ministry and the political leadership. In early 2011, it appeared as if the Foreign Ministry was taking the boycott seriously when ministry official David Schneeweiss was appointed the "director of the Division to Combat Delegitimization."

Schneeweiss was well-versed in the issue and in July 2012 he wrote a detailed report, parts of which did not fit with the perception of the boycott as ill-fated. Among other things, the report noted that the boycott is also tied to government policies.

"We must not forget that our behavior also affects and shapes this reality," he wrote. "There is no doubt that managing a diplomatic process while inspiring trust could limit the effects of the hostile campaign of anti-Israel messages."

Avigdor Lieberman, the foreign minister at the time, dismissed the report and said his ministry was "producing four reports a day" and that "no one in my office is familiar with this report."

The rift with the professional ranks became even more acute a year later, when at the end of 2013 the European Union decided to promote a proposal to mark products made beyond the Green Line.

In private conversations, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the actions of the Foreign Ministry's professional ranks as "the greatest oversight he ever encountered," saying they failed to warn the government on time, while then-deputy foreign minister Ze'ev Elkin appointed an investigator to look into this oversight - Harry Knei-Tal, a diplomat who retired from service not too long before. After a thorough investigation, Knei-Tal's detailed report found the political leadership at fault for the oversight.

The report contained warnings made by the Foreign Ministry's professionals to the political echelon "as early as the annual intelligence assessment presented to the security cabinet at the end of 2012, more than half a year before the release of the European Union's guidelines."

Elkin did not like the findings, and instructed to bury the very report he ordered, claiming it does not enable learning real lessons.

"That's the beauty of this process," Knei-Tal says cynically. "You can reject recommendations made by the professional ranks, but there is an accumulation of malignant and negative effects. At some point, there will come a moment that forces the political leadership to deal with this matter and take action."

Several members of the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee asked Elkin to see the report in order to discuss the damage caused to Israel's international standing.

"We didn't receive the report," says one of the committee members. "But the warnings were given even before that, to the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee as well, and it is clear who is responsible for the oversight. It is one thing for the political leadership to turn a blind eye, but the attempt to drop the blame on the professional ranks at Foreign Ministry is not only absurd, but also leads to the ministry officials being silenced. And when the professional ranks are silenced, it makes a nice gift to those seeking to boycott and isolate Israel."

Indeed, given the growing gap between the political and professional positions, Foreign Ministry employees explain that nowadays, it is much more difficult for them to express their views freely than ever before.

Another low point was reached a few weeks ago, after the appointment of Tzipi Hotovely as deputy foreign minister. In her first speech, Hotovely criticized the way Israel's position is being presented on the world stage, and said that the often-used argument about Israel's security needs was "an argument made by bandits."

Hotovely sought to focus on "arguments about morality and justice, which will always trump any defense argument," and use religious grounds under which the Land of Israel belongs to the people of Israel only. "It is important to say that this land is ours. All ours," she described her vision for Israeli hasbara. "We did not come here to apologize for it."

Hotovely may have been talking about "an argument of bandits," but in the eyes of the world, her claim that the entire land belongs only to Israel on religious grounds - which are also used by Hamas - is what should be defined as "an argument of bandits," says a concerned senior diplomat on a mission to Europe to defend Israel's actions.

"Diplomats are supposed to stand at the forefront of the fight against the boycott, and when these are the explanations they are required to give, it is difficult to have an internal debate within the ministry, one that is free and reasonable, which would also lead to reasonable results," he continues.

An army of ambassadors

Under such circumstances, as the disagreements with the international community increase, it is at the very least reasonable to expect the government will prevent further damage caused by the chaos and lack of organization among the ministries entrusted with this issue. But even that did not happen. Over the past few years, Israel's diplomatic activities were split into small fragments, when, on top of the Foreign Ministry, the Information Ministry was formed, and the responsibility over the fight against the boycott was given to the Strategic Affairs Ministry.

"All of this activity needs to be led by the Foreign Ministry," says Knei-Tel, who served in the past as Israel's envoy to the European Union. "This is how it works all over the world, and Israel should be no different. Each minister wants to get into this field because it is sexy and can garner more funding. But the ministries of 'Threats' and 'Intelligence' and I don't know what else, have a small infrastructure of employees, and the fight against BDS requires serious, wide-scale professional handling, and constant presence. Not one trip for a week, for some meeting, and back home. You have to follow-up, monitor, and only the Foreign Ministry has the tools and the presence in the international arena."

Dr. Ronen Hoffman, formerly an MK for Yesh Atid who was a member of the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, was in charge of the Subcommittee for Foreign Policy, Public Relations, and the Political Struggle, and held over a dozen discussions on the topic.

"Forming the Ministry of Strategic Affairs ensures that oversights will just continue," says Hoffman, who has a doctorate's degree in international relations. "The boycott starts in campuses, shopping centers and on the streets. The army at Israel's disposal to deal with this boycott is made up of ambassadors, envoys from agencies, representatives of organizations and volunteers. No one in this entire diplomatic army is under the minister of strategic affairs. The minister was given responsibility for something he has no control over."

"A division was set up to combat delegitimization," a former PMO official says. "Then minister Steinitz put Yossi Kuperwasser in charge of that division, and there were a lot of plans made and a lot of hot air. But on the ground, nothing was done besides talking. It is more difficult when it comes to policy because of disagreements with the international community, but when it comes to other issues, such as allegations of human rights violations, there is a great injustice and we can do something about it. Allegations of ethnic cleansing, for example, are very easy to refute. But you have to decide who is handling the issue. Are the Foreign Ministry professionals going to be subjected to another ministry's division? That is not going to happen."

"We dealt with designing a strategy and gathering information, in cooperation with other ministries," Kuperwasser responds. "Our goal was not to stop the boycott, but improve understanding. We have done quite a few things that cannot be disclosed, and those who need to know about it, do. As far as I'm concerned, integrating left-wing groups into the fight against the boycott is definitely a positive thing, and I worked to do so as much as possible, including those who criticize the government."

In the current situation, it is no wonder more and more private initiatives take over the responsibility for combating the boycott. And it turns out those initiatives run into difficulties as well.

For example, the Tal Rabina public relations office has been hired by Jewish organizations in Europe in recent years to combat the BDS movement. Rabina set them up with an office in front of the European Union's headquarters in Brussels, and has been flying foreign journalists to Israel.

"The funding comes from Jewish organizations, who receive no government assistance, even when they ask for it," Rabina says. "So far, we have flown 80 journalists to Israel to show them the complexity of the conflict. You cannot just settle for communiqués, and that is why every such initiative needs to be expanded and furthered. But when we asked the Foreign Ministry to fund the buses, for example, we were turned down on the grounds that there is no budget for this."

Part of the government's helplessness is a result of the continuous denial of the situation for years. In fact, until recently, those who tried to publicly warn of a boycott or the threat of isolation had to fend off allegations by government officials, who perceived this topic as propaganda meant to promote a diplomatic process with the Palestinians. An example of such an instance is former strategic affairs minister Moshe Ya'alon, who in 2011 slammed such a warning made by then-defense minister Ehud Barack. "International isolation," Ya'alon said dismissively, "I call it scarecrows with a lot of hot air."

Now, the government's response has quickly turned to the other side of the spectrum, defining the boycott as a "strategic threat."

The boycott's victims are now wondering whether now that the terminology has been changed, there is going to be a change in action as well.

"I am really amazed that they remembered to view this as an existential threat," says promoter Shuki Weiss, who suffered a lot of losses from concerts he organized being cancelled. "We have been warning about this for years, and it obviously spreads like wildfire. Art is a more sensitive field, and we have encountered the phenomenon before others. Every time there is a well-publicized cancellation, we get countless of phone calls, but no actual action is being taken. A lot of talk and no action. Not even a basic initiative that exists in the world like an insurance policy that protects promoters from such cancellation. Nothing. Just talk."

Is Deputy Foreign Minister Hotovely going to consider changing her approach and agree to recruit moderate left-wing organizations for the fight against those calling for a boycott?

"Our position is that such organizations encourage boycotts against Israel, and we will fight against them," Hotovely's spokesman Noam Selah said. "However, the deputy minister will get to know each organization separately and deal with them accordingly."

On Hotovely's criticism in her first speech, the spokesman said, "There is no concern that these statements would prevent free professional discussions in the ministry, because this was not a 'guidelines memo' to the employees, but rather an inaugural speech to present the vision that we will work to implement in the future."

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IDF attacks Syrian army post in retaliation for errant rocket
After rocket from fighting across the border lands in open area in northern Golan Heights, Israel attacks Syrian army position on the outskirts of Quneitra; no one hurt in IDF attack, according to Arab media; no one hurt on Israeli side.
The IDF attacked a Syrian army post on the outskirts of Quneitra on Thursday afternoon in retaliation for an errant rocket that landed in Israel.

According to reports in Sham FM radio, which is affiliated with the Syrian regime, and the Lebanese news site Elnashra, no one was hurt in the IDF attack.

The rocket, which is believed to be "spillover" from the fighting raging across the border, landed in an open area in the northern Golan Heights. No one was hurt and no damage was reported.

Israel-Syrian border (Photo: Avihu Shapira)
Israel-Syrian border (Photo: Avihu Shapira)

"The IDF will not tolerate any attempt to undermine the sovereignty of the State of Israel and the security of its citizens. The IDF views the Syrian regime as responsible to what is happening on the ground," the IDF Spokesman's Office said.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu commented on the attack during a ceremony marking 50 years of settlement in the Jordan Valley on Thursday evening.

"Our eastern line of defense starts here in this place. And if we were not here, Teheran and Hamastan would be; we will not allow this to happen," he said.

"We see what is happening a short distance north of here, when they take up a position—or try to—over the border. We have a clear policy:

Whoever tries to hurt us, we will hurt them. We will not tolerate 'trickles' and if they attack us, we return fire, and this does not take a lot of time."

Earlier this week, the Syrian army launched an SA-5 anti-aircraft missile at Israeli Air Force planes on a reconnaissance mission over Lebanon. In retaliation, the IAF bomb the SA-5 battery, destroying its fire control radar.

Netanyahu followed up the IDF's retaliation strike against Syria on Monday by stating, "Whoever strikes at us, we strike at them. Today they tried to harm our planes—unacceptable.

"The air force acted precisely and swiftly, destroying what needed to be destroyed. We will continue to act in the space as much as necessary to defend Israel's security."

Iranian military chief of staff General Mohammad Baqeri said Wednesday the Islamic Republic would not accept Israeli violations in Syria.

"It is not acceptable for the Zionist regime to violate Syria anytime it wants," Baqeri said during a meeting in Damascus with his Syrian counterpart, Ali Abdullah Ayyoub.

Baqeri, on a rare visit to Syria, pledged to fight Israel and Sunni insurgents.

"We are in Damascus to assert and coordinate and cooperate to confront our common enemies, the Zionists and terrorists," he said. "We drew up the broad lines for this cooperation."

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Stable Cottage

Commondale, North York Moors

  • This charming one bedroom cottage is one of three cottages that have been tastefully converted. Set in a fabulous courtyard location, within easy reach of the North York Moors and the Heritage Coastline.

You can book this property from:

  • £218 per week
  • £31 per night
  • 2 Guests
  • 1 Bedroom
  • 1 Bathroom
  • 1 Pet
  • WiFi
  • Garden/Courtyard

Beds & bedrooms

  • Bed linen provided
  • 1 double bed

  • 1 bathroom
  • 1 WC
  • Towels provided

  • Garden, courtyard or patio
  • Barbecue
  • Private parking

How far to...?

  • Pub 1 mile
  • Shop 4 miles

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House Rules

  • No more than 1 pet
  • Check in: 3.30pm
  • Check out: 10am

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Property Name: Stable Cottage

Description: Cottage

The nearest bus stop is: Castleton, 3 miles

The nearest train station is: Commondale, 2 miles

The nearest food shop is: Castleton, 3 miles

The nearest pub/restaurant is: Castleton, 3 miles

Mobility equipment hire is: Marske, 10 miles

Arrival and car parking

Number of spaces available: On-site, 1 medium

The parking surface is stone

There is good space to unload once parked

Distance to property from the parking is 4 feet

The width of the path leading to the property is 4ft

There are 2 steps en route to the entrance

Main entrance

How many entrances are there to the property? One

The doors widths are: 3ft

Key hole: 3 ft

There are 2 steps at the entrance

Public areas/apartments

There is no lift

There are 2 steps leading to the apartment

The flooring is carpet

Living and dining rooms

The flooring is: Carpet

The door widths are: 3ft

Is there good space between the furniture: Yes

Is it movable or fixed: Movable

The flooring is: Laminate

The door widths are: 3ft

The worktop height is: 3ft

The fridge height is: 2ft

The Oven is set low

The freezer height is low

The storage height of crockery is low

Bedrooms and landings

How many floors does the property have: Two

The number of steps between floors is: 13

The flooring is: Carpet

The door widths are: 3ft

Bed sizes are: 5ft

Is the bedroom furniture movable or fixed: Movable

Bathrooms and cloakrooms

The door widths are: 3ft

Is there an accessible or adapted WC?: Yes

Is there an accessible or adapted bath/shower?: Yes

Does any bath or shower have a grab rail or handle fitted: Yes

Is there a ground floor WC: No

Is there any shower where access is level rather than having to step up: No

The flooring is: Laminate

Outdoor Facilities

External areas are stepped

Permanent seating is provided

There is colour contrast of critical surfaces

There are no footpaths to follow for visually/mobility impaired

There are barriers to entry into any part of garden

There are no other hazards such as ponds, water features

Is there a land line for guests to use: Yes

Mobile reception details: Not very good

Can you easily access an electrical socket in all rooms without having to move furniture: Yes

Are electrical sockets generally set low or high: Low

Do you provide speciality alarms for hearing or sight impaired guests: No

This charming farm cottage is one of a group of cottages that have been tastefully converted from farm buildings dating back to the 1800's. Arranged around a courtyard this comfortable cottage provide warm and cosy accommodation for families and couples alike. Situated on the edge of the small village of Commondale in the heart of the North York Moors National Park about four miles from Danby, they are approached via a well maintained farm track and retain many original architectural features, including character beams and natural stonework. The surrounding area with its quiet roads and moorland tracks is suitable for walkers and cyclists with beautiful views unfolding in the nearby Esk Valley, where the Pickering preservation Steam Railway winds its way towards Whitby.

Lounge/Dining room:
TV, DVD, electric stove, dining table and chairs.
Kitchen: Electric oven, hob, microwave, fridge and washing machine.

Bedroom 1: King size bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers, TV.
Bathroom: Bath with overhead shower, toilet, washbasin.

Pets: One small dog welcome.
Parking: Private parking.
Garden: Garden bench, barbecue on request.
Heating: Oil central heating, electric stove.
Short breaks: Not accepted at peak times.
Notes: Towels are provided. Access to a freezer in the utility next door. Unlimited WiFi is available free of charge. No smoking at this property. Mobile phone signal is weak.
Pub: 0.75 miles. Shop:4 miles.

The lovely open sandy beaches of the Heritage Coastline are only a 20 minute drive away and there are also historical National Trust properties and Abbeys all within easy reach. There are several pubs in the surrounding villages serving good food and also local tearooms available. Simply relax and enjoy the location of these lovely restored cottages which all have their own fires to make your stay cosy and warm, particularly on a cold winter's night.

We had a lovely time staying here! It is in a beautiful setting and had everything we needed.

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YP Letters: GPs working hard for patients despite funding and recruitment pressures

Are waiting times for GP appointments acceptable - or not?
Are waiting times for GP appointments acceptable - or not?

From: Dr Richard Vautrey, Assistant Medical Secretary, Leeds Local Medical Committee, Farrar Lane, Leeds.

YOU have highlighted the difficulties some patients have experienced in making appointments at their local GP.

Whilst you focus on some practices in Leeds, as the professional body which represents and supports all general practitioners in the city, we believe that it is important to recognise that all practices, including those highlighted, are working extremely hard to meet the growing needs of their patients. However they are doing this despite over a decade of funding pressures and the challenge to recruit and retain sufficient GPs and nurses.

There is a risk that articles such as this further demoralise hard working practices, but we hope that the citizens of Leeds will use this to campaign for more support and investment into general practice so that we can deliver the quality of service that all GPs strive for.

From: Nick Ville, Director of Policy, NHS Confederation.

THE NHS is seeing ever-increasing numbers of patients in A&E and is buckling under the strain (The Yorkshire Post, February 15).

Despite the best efforts of frontline staff, the number of patients in England treated within target times at A&E reached significant lows.

Yet we should recognise that this is still an achievement for staff, despite us not meeting the target. We need to find a more sustainable way of providing care to an increasingly aging population with ever-more complex needs.

The new NHS Long Term Plan, with its emphasis on joined-up community care, is good news for patients, who should see some of this intense pressure ease.

From: Mr PL Taylor, Milner Street, Lockwood, Huddersfield.

WHY is the Government not discouraging people from consuming foodstuffs which are a health hazard? Are there too many vested interests in this country?

A healthy population would very much ease the pressures on an already overstretched NHS. Also a healthy population is a happy population and, importantly a productive population.

I am an average OAP – why can’t the people in positions of authority and responsibility not see the wood for the trees?

Threat to historic area

From: Jane Houlton, Granville Street, Skipton.

AT the same time that Craven folk and the District Council are celebrating the renewal of the Skipton Business Improvement District project, and welcoming the possible regeneration of the whole station area of Skipton, it is a shame that a threat to the Park Hill area of Skipton is going under the radar.

Many of your readers know the Park Hill area – historic site of a Civil War battery site, route of two long distance footpaths, providing stunning views both to and from the town, and out to the Dales to the north. These green hills close to the heart of the town form for many the inherent beauty and charm of the place.

It was revealed a number of ‘main modifications’ to Craven’s Local Plan had been recommended by the Planning Inspector, and that the consultation has now started.

Many people, including most residents of Craven, will be totally unaware that, among these modifications, at this late stage in the planning process, the whole of the Park Hill area, bounded by Grassington Road, Short Lees Lane, Skipton Woods, and Chapel Hill, is to be deleted as a protected open green space, and will be available for development by the landowners.

If those who object to this loss of an important, historic part of Skipton life and landscape wish to express their view, they must do so within the next six weeks.

Information about the consultation is available at cravendc.gov.uk/planning policyconsultations, and also in paper form at the council offices in Belle Vue Square, Skipton, and in Craven libraries.

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or praise?

From: Roger Crowther, Scarborough.

IT is deplorable that Robert Goodwill MP should dismiss the international campaign for action on global warming as “an excuse for skipping school” and encouraging the school to fine their families.

He should be applauding them for their action and concern and looking to his own government to do more to combat this climate threat. The action will not “damage their education” as he also suggests; it will enhance it by increasing their knowledge of what is happening to the climate.

From: Peter Hyde, Driffield.

Are the parents of the children who skipped school to protest against climate change going to be fined for letting their children stay away as they would if they went on holiday during term?

Caption slip

From: Michael J Robinson, Park Lane, Berry Brow, Huddersfield.

YOUR caption in last week’s Picture Past (The Yorkshire Post, February 12) tells that “Owain Arwel Hughes conducts the Halle Orchestra in Dewsbury Town Hall, 1986”.

He might have done, but that isn’t a picture of any such occasion. In the photograph you have published, members of The Huddersfield Choral Society are posed with Mr Hughes in Huddersfield Town Hall.

Way out ads

From: Mrs EH Bell, Newland Avenue, Driffield.

I COULDN’T agree more with criticism of TV adverts between programmes and, of course, not only on the BBC. They drive me to distraction, as very often its far from easy to understand what on earth is being advertised as they are so “way out”!


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Most people working with children and young people are dedicated individuals who want the very best for those in their care. Many places of worship, faith groups and other organisations now recognise the importance of Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) checks for all workers. But what is a DBS check and how does it help protect those we work with?

Following public concerns about safety, DBS checks (formerly known as CRB checks) were introduced by the government in 2002 to check the criminal backgrounds of all people who work with children or at-risk adults in schools, voluntary organisations or professional bodies.

A disclosure check reveals information held on central police databases, such as cautions and convictions, and a person’s inclusion on government lists that bar them from working with vulnerable groups. A check at an enhanced level also includes non-conviction data that will be disclosed if it is relevant to the role for which the person has applied.

The Charity Commission requires that everyone working with vulnerable beneficiaries who are entitled to have a disclosure do so. An organisation’s failure to address this issue could be regarded as a ‘serious incident’ and can potentially lead to legal action.

How does a DBS check work?

A church or organisation needs to be registered with a DBS processing body, such as the Churches’ Child Protection Advisory Service (CCPAS). Those applying for checks need to provide all their addresses for the last five years, and the dates they lived there. They also need a National Insurance number, a debit or credit card, and proof of identity, for example a passport or valid driving licence.

Once the application has been submitted and received, the DBS checks it for any mistakes. Within 24 hours of receipt, it is added to the DBS computer system or returned if corrections are needed.

The DBS then searches the Police National Computer, a nationwide database that checks a person’s criminal record for any cautions, warnings, reprimands or convictions. If an enhanced check is needed, the database will be checked for those who are barred from working with these groups. Local police records are also checked.

The length of time it takes to complete this step depends on previous address history. The more previous addresses held by the applicant, the longer it can take. When these steps are completed, the applicant’s DBS certificate is issued and posted to their home address.

Is a ‘clean’ DBS check a green light for someone to work with children?

Some people mistakenly think carrying out a DBS check is all that is needed when recruiting a worker. However, the recent case of a West London carer who was jailed for 21 years last November for the attempted murder of a 90-year-old patient, despite passing a DBS check, highlights that this is not the case. Although these checks are vital, they only go so far when it comes to protecting those in our care.

The realities of working with children and young people, especially within churches and Christian organisations, can pose challenges around recruiting enough volunteers. It can sometimes be tempting to cut corners or bend policies to meet immediate needs. Those who have responsibility in this area need to remember the important role these checks play as part of a safer recruitment process.

What if the check comes back with previous convictions?

As the largest provider of DBS checks to the faith sector, CCPAS knows the variety of results that can come back as part of a check, but a blemished disclosure doesn’t automatically mean a worker will be rejected from a role. A conviction for minor theft several years ago, for example, does not necessarily mean the applicant is unsuitable for working with children or young people now. This is where the risk assessment process comes in, and where CCPAS can help you reach a decision.

What do I need to consider when processing checks?

It’s really important to plan in advance when applying for DBS checks as it can take some time. Ensure that you know what events you have planned throughout the year and how many people will need to be involved, and factor this into your administration.

Remember that the check is based on the role, and the role determines whether or not the person is eligible for a check. Some organisations that are not familiar with DBS legislation may submit a check for anyone and everyone working or volunteering for them, hoping a catch-all approach will ensure no one slips through the net. We’ve seen checks submitted for volunteers who serve refreshments through to those arranging flowers and everything in between.

Although this may seem sensible, many DBS providers don’t alert you to the potentially serious consequences of this, as sensitive and personal information that an organisation may not legally be entitled to hold is disclosed.

DBS checks help to keep children and vulnerable people safe by providing important information, which can help churches and organisations make the right decisions about their workers. But this only forms part of a safer recruitment process, marking the start of a clear commitment from the whole organisation to create safer places for all.

Call CCPAS on 0303 003 1111 for independent, professional and compassionate support around safeguarding in your organisation:

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1. When the objects which be put in cone crusher is wet or has a large water content, the fixing bolts for fixing the dust seal slip ring should be checked frequently;
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3, you should always change the lubricant, it can not be too dirty, if it is too dirty, it will accelerate the wear of gears, bowl-shaped tiles, bushings, etc., and even make the bushings break;
4. The fixing condition of the slip ring should be checked frequently to prevent the phenomenon that a large amount of dust and ore enters the machine body due to the failure of the slip ring of the dust seal box in the cone breaking operation, which affects the operation of the equipment and even causes serious equipment problems;
5. There is water in the oil of the crusher, which will cause the oil level of the fuel tank to rise. If the water pressure in the cooler is higher than the oil pressure, the water leakage of the cooler, the water supply of the water seal is too large, or the water supply pipe is blocked, the water may be mixed into the oil in the conical oil, so that the oil level in the oil tank is forced to rise. To deal with this situation, you can adjust the water pressure slightly lower than the oil pressure; check and repair the leaking parts; adjust the water supply; clean the return water line and the fuel tank, and replace the new oil.

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GOLD COAST, AUSTRALIA - NOVEMBER 18: The Gold Coast Suns top ten player draft picks share the stage with some of their more experienced players during the Gold Coast Suns AFL team function at Gold Coast Convention Centre on November 18, 2010 in Gold Coast, Australia. (Photo by Bradley Kanaris/Getty Images)

Paul Roos thinks the Suns should look at other options rather then early draft picks since it hasn’t worked so well for them in the past.

“If they keep going back to the draft the people up there should pull the shutters down and just give up, really,” Roos on Triple M.

“If that’s their strategy they might as well give it away… They’ve had 30-something first round draft picks and finished with four wins.

“They need to change their strategy.”

The former premiership coach gave his opinion on what they should do differently.

“Try and get players for Steven May. You try and get five or six really, really good AFL players that are competent,” he added.

“I mean Brandon Ellis is a classic example. What I’m saying is you get guys that are an older age, that wanna have a real crack at their footy, are not at risk of leaving.

“You get another four or five early draft picks, you’re either gonna sign them for four years when you don’t actually know they’re gonna be any good, or leave in two years time.

“It’s a flawed system and if they keep going back to that system they’ve only got themselves to blame if they only win four games next year.”

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - JULY 28: Carlton President Mark LoGiudice speaks after the club signed a new five year sponsor agreement with the Hyundai during a Carlton Blues AFL training session at Visy Park on July 28, 2017 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Michael Dodge/Getty Images)

It’s been said time and time again that the only direction from rock-bottom, is upwards.

Mark LoGiudice is of firm belief in that premise; that perhaps Carlton’s cellar-dweller, rock-bottom season can’t possibly get any worse, so it’s next logical step is to improve.

A defiant LoGiudice this morning addressed the disastrously snowballing season the Blues have suffered so far, a neverending slew of bad performances on field and a high staff turnover rate at Ikon Park.

But despite the Blues steady fall from grace, LoGiudice believes that the season “can’t get any worse” – that promising times are in fact ahead.

“I wouldn’t say it’s the lowest point. On-field it’s been disappointing, it’s been a disappointing season and there’s no doubt with just winning one game … but I don’t think it’s the lowest point, no,” he told SEN.

“I don’t think you can get any worse results than what we’ve had.”

The Blues chairman this season has deviated from speaking publicly on the current conditions of the Blues, but continues to support the process the club had  intended on following upon hiring Brendon Bolton.

“I don’t think it’s a reflection on our team,” he said.

“It’s not a reflection on the list that we’ve got. We’ve got a great list that we’ve built.

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“We said we were going to rebuild the list, we said we were going to go to three drafts and bring in a group of young players that would be the future of the Carlton Football Club-we’ve done that, and we’ve done that extremely well”.

Carlton’s hierarchy are yet to answer several administrative questions that could account for the Blues horror season so far and a constant pressure on the club, both on and off the field.

Following Steven Trigg’s dismissal as CEO last October, a widespread search began for his successor; though initially granted to then -former AFL football operations chief Simon Lethlean, it was quickly overturned with LoGiudice unable to deny it.

“I did personally encourage a number of candidates to get involved in the process to be CEO of the Carlton Football Club,” he told SEN.

“We did do a little bit of homework and due diligence before we made the change on who might be available.

“I am not going to discuss individual candidates.”

Amongst an otherwise disastrous season for the Blues, the club’s spirits have been hoisted up with the re-signing of Charlie Curnow for an extra four years, shortly followed by fellow star Patrick Cripps.

“Reflecting that is the players have signed on to stay at the club long-term and I think that’s probably the key indicator that says Brendon Bolton is the right coach and he’s providing a culture in the football team that is acceptable to the board.”

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LoGiudice, in reference to Carlton’s enormous corporate network and a membership base of over 55,000 people, reaffirmed his faith the club will overcome it’s season of horror.

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