KNESSET MEMBERS
April 30, 2007 at 3:50 pm | In Israel, Research, Zionism | Leave a Comment
Current Knesset Members
Member of Knesset Telephone 1 Telephone 2 Fax:
Ehud Olmert 02-6753227 02-6753547
Amir Peretz 02-6496431 02-6753383 02-6496545
Shimon Peres 02-6753223
Benjamin Netanyahu 02-6408456 02-6408457 02-6496659
Tzipi Livni 02-6753285 02-6753231 02-6753792
Eli Aflalo 02-6408469 02-6408468 02-6496164
Yitzhak Aharonovitch 02-6753278 02-6496157
Chaim Amsellem 02-6496457 02-6753474 02-6496527
Uri Yehuda Ariel 02-6753882 02-6753883 02-6753738
Ariel Atias 02-6753220
Colette Avital 02-6408433 02-6408434 02-6408909
Ruhama Avraham 02-6753170 02-6753937 02-6753486
Ami Ayalon 02-6408369 02-6408371 02-6408928
Amir Peretz 02-6496431 02-6753383 02-6496545
David Azoulay 02-6753830 02-6753831 02-6753908
Ronnie Bar-On 02-6753286 02-5666376
Mohammad Barakeh 02-6408418 02-6408419 02-6408911
Yossi Beilin 02-6408341 02-6408342 02-6408906
Binyamin (Fouad) Ben-Eliezer 02-6753843 02-6753842 02-6496127
Menahem Ben-Sasson 02-6753273 02-6753199
Yacov Ben Yizri 02-6753728 02-6787662
Shlomo Benizri 02-6753826 02-6753827 02-6753747
Ze`ev Boim 02-6408439 02-6408440 02-6496062
Avishay Braverman 02-6753810 02-6753715
Shlomo Breznitz 02-6753238 02-6496586
Eitan Cabel 02-6753290 02-6496118
Amnon Cohen 02-6408372 02-6408373 02-6408927
Ran Cohen 02-6753828 02-6496084 02-6496085
Yakov Cohen 02-6753894 02-6753895 02-6496154
Yitzhak Cohen 02-6408397 02-6408398 02-6706157
Abraham Dicter 02-6753727 02-6496168
Amira Dotan 02-6408430 02-6408431 02-6408915
Yuli-Yoel Edelstein 6753333
Jacob Edery 02-6753939 02-6753754 02-6753929
Effie Eitam 02-6408366 02-6408367 02-6496476
Michael Eitan 02-6753577
Rafi Eitan 02-6753266 02-6496498
Talab El-Sana 02-6753813 02-6753812 02-6496160
Arieh Eldad 02-6753204 02-6753773 02-6496011
Zeev Elkin 02-6753688 02-6753361 02-6496438
Benyamin Elon 02-6408320 02-6408319 02-6753633
Gilad Erdan 02-6408351 02-6408350 02-6408902
Gideon Ezra 02-6753800 02-6753801 02-6753510
Eliahu Gabbay 02-6753864 02-6496414
Moshe Gafni 02-6408338 02-6408339 02-6408901
Zahava Gal-On 02-6753242 02-6753215 02-6496562
Itshac Galantee 02-6408308 02-6408307 02-6753750
Elhanan Glazer 02-6408310 02-6408311 02-6408917
Shmuel Halpert 02-6753873 02-6496462 02-6496456
Tzachi Hanegbi 02-6753658 02-6753100
Israel Hasson 02-6753825 02-6753744 02-6496585
Yoel Hasson 02-6753880 02-6753881 02-6496106
Zvi Hendel 02-6753863 02-6753862 02-6753121
Shai Hermesh 02-6496418 02-6753858 02-6753731
Isaac Herzog 02-6753647 02-6753176 02-6496542
Nadia Hilou 02-6753856 02-6496179
Abraham Hirchson 02-6753382 02-6753764
Robert Ilatov 02-6753464 02-6753564 02-6753689
Avigdor Itzchaky 02-6408437 02-6496756 02-6496055
Dalia Itzik 02-6753444 02-6496193
Moshe Kahlon 02-6753844 02-6753542 02-6753928
Haim Katz 6753333
Yisrael Katz 02-6753874 02-6496525
Dov Khenin 02-6753850 02-6753851 02-6753931
Sofa Landver 02-6753838 02-6753839 02-6496744
Yitzhak Levy 02-6753802 02-6753803 02-6753799
Avigdor Liberman 02-6408388 02-6408389 02-6408921
Yakov Litzman 02-6753179 02-6753730
Limor Livnat 02-6753584 02-6753443 02-6496406
Tzipi Livni 02-6753285 02-6753231 02-6753792
Raleb Majadele 02-6753185 02-6753369
Yoram Marciano 02-6753854 02-6753855 02-6496128
Yakov Margi 02-6753840 02-6753841 02-6753759
Sara Marom Shalev 02-6408304 02-6408305 02-6496428
Michael Melchior 02-6753164 02-6753986
Avraham Michaeli 02-6753819 02-6753918 026753961
Alex Miller 02-6753388 02-6753743 02-6496479
Stas Misezhnikov 02-6753886 02-6753887 02-6753979
Amir Peretz 02-6496431 02-6753383 02-6496545
Shaul Mofaz 02-6496115 02-6496116 02-6496421
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Meshulam Nahari 02-6408446 02-6408447 02-6496447
Benjamin Netanyahu 02-6408456 02-6408457 02-6496659
Orit Noked 02-6408424 02-6408425 02-6408913
Michael Nudelman 02-6753168 02-6496169
Ehud Olmert 02-6753227 02-6753547
Zevulun Orlev 02-6408453 02-6408454 02-6753709
Chaim Oron 02-6408348 02-6408344 02-6408904
Shimon Peres 02-6753223
Amir Peretz 02-6496431 02-6753383 02-6496545
Ophir Pines-Paz 02-6753390 02-6753205 02-6496172
Meir Porush 02-6408428 02-6408914
Haim Ramon 02-6408413 02-6408412
Avraham Ravitz 02-6753822 02-6753823 02-6496520
Reuven Rivlin 02-6408460 02-6408459 02-6753966
David Rotem 6408317 6408316 6496506
Gideon Sa`ar 02-6753578 02-6756726 02-6496578
Ibrahim Sarsur 02-6408415 02-6408416 02-6408910
Otniel Schneller 02-6408383 02-6496742
Yosef Shagal 02-6753236
Silvan Shalom 02-6408377 02-6408376 02-6753792
Moshe Sharoni 02-6753283 02-6753196
Meir Sheetrit 02-6408410 02-6408409 02-6496672
Låa Shemtov 02-6408329 02-6408330
Shalom Simhon 02-6408385 02-6408386 02-6496187
Nissan Slomiansky 02-6496624 02-6496620 02-6496531
Ephraim Sneh 02-6408313 02-6408314 02-6408908
Marina Solodkin 02-6408322 026408905
Yuval Steinitz 02-6753891 02-6753890 02-6496579
Hanna Swaid 02-6753938 02-6753816 02-6496163
Wasil Taha 02-6753209 02-6496595
David Tal 02-6408395 02-6408394 02-6496173
Yuli Tamir 02-6753437 02-6753976
Esterina Tartman 02-6408403 02-6408404 02-6496440
Ahmad Tibi 02-6408335 02-6408336 02-6496199
Ronit Tirosh 02-6408423 02-6408422 02-6408912
Yitzhak Vaknin 02-6753885 02-6496079
Avshalom Vilan 02-6496169 02-6753815 02-6753898
Matan Vilnai 02-6408332 02-6408331 02-6408903
Majalli Whbee 02-6408400 02-6408401 02-6408923
Shelly Yacimovich 02-6753655 02-6753721
Dani Yatom 02-6408326 02-6408325 02-6753920
Eliyahu Yishai 02-6408406 02-6408407 02-6662909
Jamal Zahalka 02-6753101 02-6753182
Nissim Zeev 02-6753876 02-6753877 02-6496549
Izhak Ziv 02-6408473 02-6408471 02-6496618
Abas Zkoor 02-6753879 02-6753878 02-6496189
Current Knesset Members of the Seventeenth Knesset
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PLATO’S TIMAEUS
April 29, 2007 at 3:29 am | In Art, Books, History, Philosophy | Leave a Comment
Timaeus of Plato
Timaeus was the most widely read book of the Middle Ages after the Bible.
Timaeus is a theoretical treatise of Plato in the form of a Socratic dialogue, written circa 360 BC. The work puts forward speculation on the nature of the physical world. It is followed by the dialogue Critias.Speakers of the dialogue are Socrates, Timaeus of Locri, Hermocrates, Critias. Some scholars have argued that it is not the Critias of the Thirty Tyrants who is appearing in this dialogue, but his grandfather, who is also named Critias. Timaeus was the most widely read book of the Middle Ages after the Bible.
The elements: The term ‘elements’ (stoicheia) was first used by the Greek philosopher Plato in about 360 BC, in his dialogue Timaeus, which includes a discussion of the composition of inorganic and organic bodies and is a rudimentary treatise on chemistry.
Plato assumed that the minute particle of each element had a special geometric shape: tetrahedron (fire), octahedron (air), icosahedron (water), and cube (earth).
See rotating figures above that show these shapes.
Plato’s Timaeus conjectures on the composition of the four elements which the ancient Greeks thought made up the universe: earth, water, air, and fire. Plato conjectured each of these elements to be made up of a certain Platonic solid: the element of earth would be a cube, of air an octahedron, of water an icosahedron, and of fire a tetrahedron. Each of these perfect polyhedra would be in turn composed of triangles. Only certain triangular shapes would be allowed, such as the 30-60-90 and the 45-45-90 triangles. Each element could be broken down into its component triangles, which could then be put back together to form the other elements. Thus, the elements would be interconvertible, so this idea was a precursor to alchemy.
Comment: Plato hold’s Timaeus in his left hand and points upwards with his right in Raphael’s “School of Athens” fresco from 1509. Continue reading PLATO’S TIMAEUS…
CHOMSKY: HOX GENES
April 28, 2007 at 10:27 pm | In Philosophy, Research, Science & Technology | Leave a Comment
Above: A rotating view of the homeodomain bound to DNA
In recent lectures on biolinguistics broadcast on National Public Radio, Professor Noam Chomsky of MIT mentions Hox genes.
Hox genes: Hox genes are a subgroup of homeobox genes.
Since their discovery in 1983, homeobox genes and the proteins they encode, the homeodomain proteins, have turned out to play important roles in the developmental processes of many multicellular organisms. While certainly not the only developmental control genes, they have been shown to play crucial roles from the earliest steps in embryogenesis - such as setting up an anterior-posterior gradient in the egg of the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster – to the very latest steps in cell differentiation – such as the differentiation of neurons in the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans (C. elegans). They have a wide phylogenetic distribution, having been found in baker’s yeast, plants, and all animal phyla that have been examined so far. Since their original discovery, hundreds of homeobox genes have been described. The homeobox was originally described as a conserved DNA motif of about 180 base pairs. The protein domain encoded by the homeobox, the homeodomain, is thus about 60 amino acids long. The first genes found to encode homeodomain proteins were Drosophila developmental control genes, in particular homeotic genes, from which the name “homeo”box was derived. However, many homeobox genes are not homeotic genes; the homeobox is a sequence motif, while “homeotic” is a functional description for genes that cause homeotic transformations.
These excerpts were taken from Bürglin, T.R. (1996) Homeodomain Proteins. In Meyers, R.A. (ed.), Encyclopedia of Molecular Biology and Molecular Medicine, Vol 3., VCH Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, Weinheim, pp. 55-76. Thus, in summary one can say that the homeodomain is a DNA-binding domain that occurs in proteins that are usually transcription factors. These transcription factors regulate the transcription of other genes and hence very frequently play important roles in development of multicellular organisms.
Hox genes:
Hox genes are a subgroup of homeobox genes. In vertebrates these genes are found in gene clusters on the chromosomes. In mammals four such clusters exist, called Hox clusters. The gene name “Hox” has been restricted to name Hox cluster genes in vertebrates. Only genes in the HOX cluster should be named Hox genes. So note: homeobox genes are NOT Hox genes, Hox genes are a subset of homeobox genes.
HOX cluster:
The term Hox cluster refers to a group of clustered homeobox genes, named Hox cluster genes in vertebrates, that play important roles in pattern formation along the anterior-posterior body axis. In fact, the first homeobox genes discovered where those of the Drosophila homeotic gene clusters, i.e. the “Antennapedia complex” and the “Bithorax complex”, which summarily are referred to as HOM-C (homeotic complex). This HOM-C complex in Drosophila is the evolutionary homolog of the vertebrate Hox clusters and the evolutionarily related homeobox gene clusters in other animals (i.e. chordates, insects, nematodes, etc.) are now also called HOX clusters.
homeodomain: a DNA-binding domain, usually about 60 amino acids in length,encoded by the homeobox.
homeobox: a fragment of DNA of about 180 basepairs (not counting introns), found in homeobox genes.
Structure of the homeodomain Above rotating picture: Views of the Antennapedia homeodomain bound to DNA
AFRICA’S OIL: BOOK
April 28, 2007 at 4:28 am | In Africa, Books, Globalization, Oil & Gas | Leave a Comment
Untapped
The Scramble for Africa’s Oil
John Ghazvinian
| Although Africa has long been known to be rich in oil, extracting it hadn’t seemed worth the effort and risk until recently. But with the price of Middle Eastern crude oil skyrocketing and advancing technology making reserves easier to tap, the region has become the scene of a competition between major powers that recalls the nineteenth-century scramble for colonization there. Already the United States imports more of its oil from Africa than from Saudi Arabia, and China, too, looks to the continent for its energy security. What does this giddy new oil boom mean—for America, for the world, for Africans themselves? To find out, John Ghazvinian traveled through twelve African countries—from Sudan to Congo to Angola—talking to warlords, industry executives, bandits, activists, priests, missionaries, oil-rig workers, scientists, and ordinary people whose lives have been transformed—not necessarily for the better—by the riches beneath their feet. The result is a high-octane narrative that reveals the challenges, obstacles, reasons for despair, and reasons for hope emerging from the world’s newest energy hot spot. |
| Biography |
| JOHN GHAZVINIAN has a doctorate in history from Oxford. He has written for Newsweek, the Nation, Time Out New York, and other publications. Born in Iran and raised in London and Los Angeles, he currently lives in Philadelphia, where he is a visiting fellow at the University of Pennsylvania |
| Table of Contents |
| Untapped The Scramble for Africa’s Oil
CONTENTS Preface ix Introduction 1
Epilogue 296 Acknowledgments 299 A Note on Sources and Suggested Further Reading 302 Index 307 |
Untapped The Scramble for Africa’s Oil
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April 28, 2007 at 1:36 am | In Economics, Financial, Globalization, Research | Leave a Comment
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TURKEY: YKB LEADING INDICATORS
April 28, 2007 at 12:28 am | In Economics, Financial, Middle East, Research | Leave a Comment
Yapi Kredi Bank
Leading Indicators Report
Friday, April 27, 2007
Please find attached the Leading Indicators report prepared by the Strategic Planning and Research Department of YKB, analyzing the recent trends in production, consumption and expectations.
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Summary:
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The GDP data for 2006 indicated that private sector’s demand decelerated considerably during the 3rd quarter and came to halt during the 4th quarter of the year.
Hence, the more-than-expected economic growth stemmed from strong exports during the second half of 2006. All the data which can be considered as leading indicators show that the production and consumption trends during the last quarter of 2006 did not change much during the first quarter of 2007. This suggests that production continued to remain relatively strong in the first 3 months of the year, thanks to record-high levels of exports. Meanwhile, signs of sluggish domestic demand are still persisting, especially in the automotive sector. In fact, car sales continued to decline sharply in the first quarter of the year; while production was strong thanks to robust foreign demand. Consistent with this picture, car loans continued to decline considerably in March, while housing and personal loans showed some acceleration in March. However, it is too early to interpret this data as a sign of trend change in consumer loans. In sum, we think that production dynamics in the first quarter of the year remained similar to those observed in the last quarter of 2006, supporting our GDP growth forecast of 5.4% for 2007.
Suzi Apalaçi
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TECHNOLOGY & HEIDEGGER
April 27, 2007 at 9:13 pm | In Art, Books, Philosophy, Science & Technology | Leave a Comment
OIL GAS & PETROCHEMICALS
April 27, 2007 at 3:09 am | In Economics, Financial, Globalization, Oil & Gas, Research | Leave a Comment
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April 26, 2007 at 9:41 pm | In Arabs, Economics, Financial, Globalization, Middle East | Leave a Comment
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HYDROGEN REPORT
April 26, 2007 at 1:07 pm | In Economics, Globalization, Oil & Gas, Research, Science & Technology | Leave a Comment
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