Pongki Supports Jikustik's New Vocalist
While on leave from Sam Milby, Barata Pongki still supports the band has raised it to his name forward. He agreed Jikustik seeking a new vocalist. "Joey Ayala for a new vocalist is no problem. That's what I recommend," he said while talking with Pongki via cell phone, recently.
If previously admitted four Jikustik personnel could not communicate with Pongki, now no longer. Sophie Navita's husband had returned to talk with Sam Milby kibordis, Adit.
We have indeed been chosen Brian Prasetyoadi as a replacement to the Jikustik's new vocalist. But Brian is the status as additional personnel, not fixed. The plan Jikustik mater will soon record a new album. "I'm glad to hear that, they must be a way, whether anyone vocalist. So their way is by providing something fresh," explained Pongki.
Pongki still get the status as a vocalist. No one ever fired him and he never resigned Sam Milby. Only Pongki choose to be passive for temporary personnel for the care of new projects.
The Amazing of Parking Tariff at Mall Ambasador
After it was up, parking rates at the ITC/Mal Ambassador is back to normal. Management parking tariffs are lowered back to the price of Rp 2,000.
"It is normal again since this day," said one park official told AFP when found in the park Mal Ambasador, Jl Prof Dr Satrio.
Not yet known exactly what the reasons of parking manager named ISS was lower rates. Board prices are listed in the postal entrance was already replaced their old tariff. Board reads "Car USD 2.000/hrs, motor USD 1.000/hrs, boxcar USD 5.000/hrs, and Taxi USD 2000 once signed.
"Yesterday the board is replaced with a new tariff, today replaced again with the old rates," he added.
Until now the manager of parking and building management could not be found. Previously, the mall parking fees apply per 2 hours of Rp 4,000 and Rp 4,000 for the next 2 hours.
Obama Gaza
More look to the U.S. as a unilateral or not active in ending the conflict, the more reduction of its allies in the region and promote recruitment for al-Qaeda and other extremist groups.
In contrast to the balanced and sustainable efforts for the Obama administration's two-state solution to ensure not only help to exacerbate Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but also affects the dignity of the wounded Palestinians, Arabs and Muslims, and to change (or "reboot" the word Obama said) U.S. relations with Islamic countries and peoples.
Government should start with brokers to develop and exceed the current fragile ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, and almost stalled peace process with the Palestinian Authority, and create the basis for full resolution. Palestinian security forces must be determined to do everything in their power (including in cooperation with Israeli security and intelligence services) in order to prevent attacks on Israel. Israeli leaders also have a clear commitment to stop building settlements in the West Bank in support of humanitarian assistance and economic development for all Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, as far as possible.
U.S. plays important role in determining the conditions of this Agreement, monitoring and providing incentives for both parties to perform.
To reach an agreement, Obama will have to overcome the split in Palestinian leadership. It would be better to work with the Palestinian Authority (PA) government that includes Hamas to recognize Israel and is committed to nonviolent conflict resolution. On the other hand, if Hamas remains unwilling to act in these circumstances, the United States and its partners have worked to restore peace to the Palestinian Authority in connection with the use of informal channels, or indirectly (eg, via Egypt) to interact with Hamas on the limited agenda and human security.
United States and the Quartet partners - the United Nations, the European Union and Russia, and the moderate leaders in the region, will also have to deal with key potential spoilers, Iran and Syria. U.S. and other countries have an incentive to these countries to accept and even support two-state solution.
Over the next two years, the details of the complex issues of borders, the right of return and Jerusalem should be developed.
The agreement is possible if both sides of the temporary settlement agreements after security, as well as additional measures for the Palestinians to improve the quality of life and final settlement of the conflict links to the broader regional peace agreement.
With firm commitment from the president one day and persistent, masterful diplomacy on all sides for an immediate and final status, the two-State solution could be within reach. Without them, we may see a repeat of the gloomy news from the Gaza Strip.





