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We all know that the news runs on personalities; a "story" without protagonists and antagonists isn't a story at all, it's just an "issue," and that's dullsville. But I'm sure the White House couldn't be happier that the NSA story is quickly becoming dominated by a discussion of Edward Snowdon himself, which naturally crowds out discussion of the substance of his leak and whether we want to make adjustments to the policies and programs he revealed.
If there's a major political problem faced by civil libertarians—on both sides of the aisle—it's that there isn't a large constituency for civil libertarian ideas. It's not hard to see why. We have concrete examples of what happens when the federal government doesn't make anti-terrorism a priority. The United States isn't a stranger to civil liberties violations, but overwhelmingly, they've targeted the more marginal members of our society: Political dissidents, and racial and religious minorities. For the large majority of Americans, the surveillance state is an abstraction, and insofar that it would lead to abuses, they don't perceive themselves as a target. And, in general, it's hard to get people motivated when there isn't a threat.
Last week I noted that most people are being pretty consistent in how they were reacting to the revelations about NSA spying on your phone records, your internet surfing, your toenail hygiene practices, and whatever else we're going to learn they've been up to (Glenn Greenwald is promising more revelations). There are some liberals defending it and some conservatives criticizing it, but most people seem to be holding to roughly the same positions they held when George W. Bush initiated these kinds of practices.
Having said that, it's far from black and white. There's a very strong temptation when a controversy like this arises to just step in with your party's official position, but in this case neither party has an official position. Most liberals look to be at odds with a Democratic president, and there is some disagreement on the right between the neo-cons and libertarians despite their mutual dislike of Barack Obama, as Michael Tomasky discusses. Nevertheless, if this were a Republican president, liberals would probably be far more worked up than they are now. Instead of saying "This is troubling," they'd be saying "This is an outrage!"
Well if you're looking for a reason to upgrade your anger, consider this: What do you think is going to happen when the next Republican president takes office?
As soon as an issue like the NSA surveillance comes along (and by the way, it needs a name—BigDataGulp, perhaps?), we immediately start hearing charges of hypocrisy. When a Democratic administration does something normally associated with Republicans, we've come to expect everybody to give their partisan affiliations precedence over their prior substantive beliefs, and switch sides. So liberals should now be fervently defending the government's right to see who you called and read your emails, and conservatives should be decrying the expansion of the national security state. And most of all, everyone should be accusing everyone else of hypocrisy.
But weirdly enough, though there are some charges of hypocrisy, actual hypocrisy is in relatively short supply, outside of a few isolated cases here and there. I've spent the morning going around to web sites of various political stripes, and amazingly, most commentators seem to be taking the same positions they did on this matter during the Bush years. Yeah, there are a few buffoonish conservatives like Michelle Malkin who will go on Fox News and say they're shocked, shocked, and what Barack Obama is doing is far worse than anything George W. Bush did, and there are some Democratic members of Congress defending the program (but they all voted for it when they supported the Patriot Act, don't forget). But on the whole what you're seeing are liberals and libertarians criticizing the NSA surveillance, just as they did when Bush was president, and conservatives sort-of defending it.
President Barack Obama's speech at the National Defense University last week represented the latest and probably most significant rhetorical shift away from the "war on terror" since he took office in January 2009. "Our systematic effort to dismantle terrorist organizations must continue," he said in one of the speech's key passages. "But this war, like all wars, must end. That's what history advises. That's what our democracy demands."
"Core al-Qaeda is a shell of its former self," the president said. "Groups like AQAP [Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula] must be dealt with, but in the years to come, not every collection of thugs that label themselves al-Qaeda will pose a credible threat to the United States."
Time will tell whether Obama puts real weight behind some of the changes articulated in the speech. There's no question that it marked another important turn toward a more nuanced assessment of the threat posed by Islamic terrorism. But like kids who have just had their favorite toy taken away, conservative hawks are freaking out.
Today, President Barack Obama gives what has been billed as a major address on the status of the "war on terror," a term that the Obama administration doesn't use but that is still how we refer to the efforts the United States takes around the world fighting al-Qaeda, those affiliated with al-Qaeda, those who might be affiliated with someone who is affiliated with al-Qaeda, and pretty much any nongovernmental entity that looks at us funny.
Whatever you call it, the war on terror is our endless war, just as George W. Bush set it out to be. With a Congress and most of a public willing to let him do almost anything he wanted, Bush's administration told us all those years ago that we were fighting not al-Qaeda or even terrorism but "terror" itself. In other words, our war would be not against a group of people or even a tactic that anyone could use but against our own fear. And that's a war we can never win.
Nevertheless, when Barack Obama was running for president, you might have thought that five years into his presidency there wouldn't be much of a War on Terror left. Most visibly, he wanted to get us out of Iraq, then wrap up Afghanistan. Mission, well, sort of maybe eventually accomplished. But the War on Terror lives on, at our airports, in government budgets, and in our laws.
Remember the Bin Laden photos? When the al Qaeda leader was killed two years ago, people immediately began asking whether the world would ever get to see an image of his body. At first, then-CIA director Leon Panetta said photos would be released, but President Obama overruled him. Yesterday, the Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled in a lawsuit brought by the conservative group Judicial Watch that the government may continue to keep the photos hidden from public view.
At the time, I argued that a photo should be released—not every photo that everyone took of the body, but perhaps one shot of it being lowered into the ocean in a respectful ceremony. I went on NPR's On the Media and debated the question with The New Yorker's Philip Gourevitch, who treated me like I was some kind of contemptible ghoul for suggesting such a thing, but I made what I thought was a perfectly reasonable argument. Here's an excerpt of the columnI wrote:
In testimony last week before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and House Foreign Affairs Committee, Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs Wendy Sherman made clear that the U.S. would continue to look for ways to raise the pressure on Tehran, even as it remained committed to a negotiated solution to the standoff over Iran's nuclear program. But she also cautioned against steps that would foreclose diplomatic options or damage the international consensus that the administration has worked so effectively to forge. "As we move forward, it will be critical that we continue to move together and not take steps that undo the progress made so far," Sherman said.
I was at an uncle's house in Peshawar a couple of months ago when the windows began to rattle. One of my youngest cousins walked towards them, peering out nervously. "It's an earthquake," she said almost hopefully. I looked at her father who shook his head slowly, but only when his daughter had turned back to the window. It was as if he wanted her to believe that the quivering earth was the result of a mere natural disaster. And then the windows began to clatter again. The 14-year-old slunk onto the couch beside her father. Her sisters and mother filed in around the TV, scarves draped over their heads, lips moving in prayer. It didn't take long for live coverage to begin. The site of the attack was the city airport, just a couple miles from where we were. Even more disconcerting, the rockets began to fire where, just a few minutes prior, my aunt had driven on her way home. Once we'd been watching long enough that the news reports had become repetitive—the same bloodied shirts and broken asphalt dominating the screen—my uncle began to call all of our relatives. He started with those closest to where the rockets fell and worked his way out. For the first time, I did the same, calling people on my father's side of the family.
I've followed news of such attacks for years, and have done so even more closely now that I'm working as a reporter in Pakistan—a place where this past Saturday, Election Day, nearly 30 people were killed in violence as the country took to the polls. Despite the constant barrage of chilling headlines, I never bothered to reach out to my relatives to check up on them. But then again, before the attack on the airport, I never truly understood what it's like to feel so unsafe standing in the middle of your living room. The same feeling of terror struck me again just a couple of weeks ago when I discovered, via Twitter, an unfolding scene of chaos at the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
I am hereby declaring 99 Pinocchios on Barack Obama, all the people who work for him, everyone in the Republican party, and most everyone in the press who has reported on Benghazi.
This is about what has to be one of the most inane disagreements in the history of American politics, the argument about whether Obama called the Benghazi attack an "act of terror" or a "terrorist attack." Incredibly, people are still bickering over this. The other day Darrell Issa expressed his outrage that Obama had, in his diabolical attempt to cover up the incident, used the phrase "act of terror," which, let's be honest, is almost like saying, "Way to go, al Qaeda!", instead of using the far, far, far more condemnatory phrase "terrorist attack." It's like the difference between saying "steaming pile of bullshit" when you ought to say "steaming bullshit pile"—anyone who can't tell the difference between the two obviously can't be trusted to run the country. Then the ordinarily reasonable Glenn Kessler, the Washington Post's fact-checker, sternly judged Obama to be guilty of a Four Pinnochio whopper, because at his last press conference he said, "The day after it happened, I acknowledged that this was an act of terrorism," when in fact he didn't say "act of terrorism but just "act of terror." Facts? Checked.
But here's what nobody seems to get: Benghazi was not a terrorist act. Or an act of terror. Or an act of terrorism.
Last week, the Congressional Progressive Caucus hosted an ad hoc hearing on the implications of U.S. drone policy. It was a follow-up of sorts to a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing in April examining the counterterrorism implications of drone strikes.
The real scandal this week around military sexual violence isn't the release of the latest in a string of Department of Defense (DOD) reports to show stunning levels of sexual assault—hell, even the DOD estimates 26,000 actual incidents compared to the 3,374 reported incidents. It's not the fact that this year marks the third in a row to show an increase in sexual violence (under law, DOD has published them yearly since 2004), or that the latest report "found that among the one-third of women who reported sexual-assault allegations to a military authority, 62 percent suffered retaliation for speaking up." It's not even the arrest, two days before the report came out, of the officer in charge of sexual assault prevention programs for the Air Force on sexual battery charges.
From Tel Aviv, so the usual map sites say, you could drive to Damascus in three hours and 20 minutes, if only there were no borders, barbed wire or war in the way. From vacation cottages in the Upper Galilee, where city people go to find some quiet, you can look across the Jordan to the ridge that barely blocks a view of the Syrian capital. Just past the horizon, impossibly close to us, people are killing their countrymen. Cities are being crushed into rubble.
Israel is a place with very little agreement on anything. Perhaps the closest thing to a national emotional consensus is horror at what's happening in Syria. But there's also unusually wide agreement, especially among policy and strategic experts, that Israel can do pretty much nothing to affect the outcome of the Syrian conflict. At most, it can take limited steps to protect narrow Israeli security interests. For now, the government and military appear to be partners to this consensus.
Conservatives want, so very desperately, for Benghazi to be Barack Obama's undoing. And you have to give them credit for trying. Yesterday's hearing, hyped like it was the Super Bowl by Fox News, wasn't actually the first or the second or the fifth on the topic, and each one is supposed to deliver the blockbuster revelation that will finally show America just how evil the Obama administration really is. But if you look at the way they've been talking about it, you can see some faint glimmers of doubt. Sure, you can always find somebody to come on Fox and take the speculation to an absurd level ("Did Hillary Clinton order the consulate to be unprotected because Ambassador Stevens knew she's an al Qaeda operative and she wanted him killed? We just don't know"). But I think all that speculation is sapping their spirits. After a while it gets tiresome to keep harping on what might have happened or why, when it would be so much more satisfying if there were some actual incriminating facts you could bring to bear. For instance, they know there was a cover-up, because every good scandal has a cover-up, but they can't even say just what was being covered up. That's kind of an important part of the story. For god's sake, they're still going on about Susan Rice's inaccurate Sunday show talking points, not because they feel like that's the heart of the nefarious conspiracy, but because they haven't come up with anything more damning.
I'm not saying conservatives don't believe that something sinister happened, because they surely do...
For those advocating greater intervention in Syria by the United States, the memory of Iraq has turned into a real inconvenience.
"Iraq is not Syria," proclaimed the headline of New York Times editor Bill Keller's op-ed on Monday, by way of arguing for greater U.S. involvement in Syria's ongoing civil war. Because of Iraq, Keller wrote, "in Syria, I fear prudence has become fatalism, and our caution has been the father of missed opportunities, diminished credibility and enlarged tragedy."
Let's grant that it's possible to over-learn the lessons of Iraq. The Iraq war, as costly a blunder as it was, should not discredit any and all military interventions, but it should—and has—raised the bar for when such interventions are necessary. What appears to persist, however, is the belief that "bold" U.S. moves—nearly always assumed to be military action—can change the situation for the better, and produce the outcomes that we would like to see.
And of those outcomes aren't produced? Well, then it will be time for even bolder moves.
Republicans voted against his approval as part of a broader anti-civil rights agenda, but the 7 Democrats who joined them ought to be mortified by their own cowardice.
There's no binary opposition between "establishment" candidates and those affiliated with the Tea Party in the state—in other words, no convenient narrative.
In her new book, Dragnet Nation, Julia Angwin shows how badly disadvantaged ordinary people are in the struggle for privacy online.


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Defunding the megaprograms
My advice to the new Congress on technology policy is to kill government science megaprograms, get out of the technology-subsidy business, and double science and technology funding for universities through thousands of small grants. These priorities are particularly important for Republicans who find big-science wonders hard to resist.
With the possible exception of the Manhattan Project, government science megaprograms have a terrible record of return on the taxpayers' investment. Remember synfuels? This scheme to create gasoline from coal followed the classic, eight-step scenario for wasteful government megaprograms:
1) Scare the hell out of them. (What happens when the oil cartel shuts off the gasoline?)
2) Declare that the program is so big, only the government can pull it off. (Translation: No other sucker could be convinced to invest in this loser.)
3) Get expert advice. (Translation: Listen to oil industry lobbyists who are paid to know that what is good for the oil industry is good for America.)
4) Create a consensus. (Translation: Spread the pork out to enough states to get the bill passed.)
5) Execute. (Translation: Use government funds to hire a large P.R. staff.)
6) Fail.
7) Lose $88 billion.
8) Blame the Republicans for underfunding the project.
Remember the superconducting supercollider (SSC)? I debated a particle physicist from the University of Texas-Arlington on National Public Radio on its merits. He claimed that $12 billion was a cheap price to discover the sixth and elusive "top quark" subatomic particle.
I argued that the genius of the physics community would find a cheaper way to float the top quark in electric and magnetic fields long enough to take its picture. A few weeks later, Congress canceled the SSC. A few weeks after that, the top quark had its first snapshot taken at Chicago's Fermi labs. Then, a Texas entrepreneur proclaimed the $4-billion 10-mile hole in the ground created for the SSC an ideal spot for growing mushrooms.
Boeing and Lockheed have just teamed up to work on Space Shuttle II. What did Space Shuttle I accomplish to justify the next multibillion dollar investment? Certainly, it launched many satellites, but they could have been launched more cheaply with disposable rockets. Indeed, if the American taxpayer had not been forced to subsidize those shuttle satellite launches (wiping out any possible competition that would have had to pay full cost), there might now be a viable private American corporation capable of launching satellites--a boon to the entrepreneurs waiting in line for years for a satellite launch.
NASA has run out of useful work for the shuttle, let alone its successor. So we are bombarded by reports of German and Russian astronauts using the Canadian robot arm to perform ecology experiments. The large P.R. efforts that form in step 5 of all government megascience endeavors have learned that spreading the pork (step 4) now must be both an international and a politically correct endeavor.
Some shuttle experiments--at a cost of about $500 million each--are simply ludicrous. Who cares or will ever care if spiders spin their webs differently in zero gravity? And technology con men are having a field day. One University of Houston professor convinced NASA to spend $2.5 billion on five shuttle flights to make space-grown gallium arsenide (GaAs) semiconductor wafers, the starting material for GaAs computer chips. The flight produced five wafers at a cost of about $100 million each. The promise is that in the near-perfect vacuum of space, the shuttle will produce GaAs semiconductor wafers nearly perfect in crystal structure. Eventually, the space-grown wafer cost is projected to drop to $10,000 per wafer.
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If you dislike that achy, bloated feeling that other HTML editors can give your computer, KompoZer may be the freeware cure you're looking for. An open-source Web development tool built on the NVU architecture, KompoZer aims to improve upon the NVU's bugginess.
It does a fairly admirable job of that, while not being bloatware. Major editing buttons live on the top three-tier toolbar, including a one-click Publishing icon as well as one-clicks for Image insertion and Table and Form creation. Font tweaks like Size and Style live in toolbars just below that, making for easy HTML editing. A Site Manager, including File tree, is anchored on the left, although it can be collapsed, and the WYSIWYG standard means that KompoZer can compete more than adequately with other, better-known editors.
Currently packaged with Portable Apps, KompoZer's exposure seems to be growing. While this is a good thing, the program lacks a certain finish, potentially making it visually unappealing to "professional" users. Judging from the smooth, bug-free way KompoZer tested for us, it's definitely aiming to play the same tune that its competitors are.
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From KompoZer:
Kompozer is an open source web development tool built on NVU. The project strives to fix bugs in the NVU project and added new features to it. Both the HTML editor as well as the CSS editor has so far be fixed and updated as part of the Kompozer project - and many more changes are scheduled. Apart from that the main feature set is exactly as in NVU. And one of the most important features is still that editing take place in WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) mode allowing you full control of layout as you work with your web design.
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Version: KompoZer 0.7.10
Not a single thing
Only good for spastics
This program is designed for a 5 year oldCons
Horrid editing
Tables don't move
Makes me feel like a total NOOB
Messy code
If you want to be a ****, use this program!Summary
"js3250.dll is missing from your computer."
Version: KompoZer 0.7.10
Don't know, it's not working
I am unable to open the program, it tells me everytime this exact message: "The program can't start because js3250.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem." I have reinstalled 3x and tried everything I know, please help me, I WANT to enjoy your product!
"simple full-featured easy to use"
Version: KompoZer 0.7.10
Does most of what a paid program does
I like the split mode that Dreamweaver has. I can't find that here. Not sure about templates.
Great program if you want to try building websites.
"Great software! It's fast and works"
Version: KompoZer 0.7.10
It is easy to use and it works very good. I needed it for simple HTML page with quite large table. It ded all I needed. Easy to work with tables, to format text and cells. Thumb up!
None for me
It is really nice to find good freeware
"Acceptable. A bit buggy, and dated in feel."
Version: KompoZer 0.7.10
Mostly does as advertised -- a lean program that allows people who don't know HTML to put together a reasonably presentable page, or to modify an existing one, and once something is set up, to upload from one's local machine to one's web host.
Has certain bugs which scare the very people it would seem to be designed for; e.g., "Save" is grayed out after one save, even if additional changes are made. User has to know enough to choose "Save As" and dismiss the scary message, or state a new session.
Does not seem aware of CSS stored in external files except perhaps as a tacked-on afterthought, which is confusing to people who, say, paste from an MS Word document and wonder why all of their nice formatting looks so bad on the webpage.Summary
In fairness, I did not test exhaustively. I spent some time with the program for the purpose of helping a restaurateur friend whose wants were pretty much limited to wanting to make changes in his menus as they were displayed on his already-existing site that someone else had put together. My friend could not make KompoZer work despite some very good written instructions from his erstwhile webmaster, and I had to wrestle with it more than seems reasonable in this day and age.
Typo: In Cons: should have been "start a new session," not "state a new session."
Also, I do not have much experience with WYSIWYG webpage editors, preferring to work with the underlying code and markup directly.
The program has the feel of a decent beta from a previous era. I wouldn't recommend it to someone who knows nothing and has no one to call upon for help. I would, however, recommend it for someone who *can* call upon someone to get it set up, who only wants a way to make frequent small content changes without hassle.
I'd also say it seems like a decent way for a non-markup-savvy person to sketch out a website, or changes to a website, to ease communication with someone else in charge of actual implementation.
As I understand it, the program is not getting much active development these days. That's too bad. For a version 0.7, it's not bad, and seems like it's not far from being something good.
Updated on Oct 2, 2012 -
"try portable version Version 0.7.10 Rev 3"
Version: KompoZer 0.7.10
dont know yet
didnt try,just got it
"Mangled my code badly"
Version: KompoZer 0.7.10
Fast, free, decent interface, color coding is good. Browser WISIWIG view is good.
This program changes your code in bad ways with no warning. For example, I suddenly had anchor tags in the beginning of every paragraph out of nowhere. I could go on... In future editions: just stop doing that, or create a warning (accept or reject change), or tell people up front what code will be "enforced" so they can decide on the program without wasting thier time.
It would be good for a free program, but it mangles your code!
"Can't open in Windows 7 despite downloading x 6. Help!"
Version: KompoZer 0.7.10
I'll happily leave a Pros review if I can get Kompozer to open in Windows 7 which means getting the constantly missing file js33250.dll
File js3250.dll is missing form every download I've tried. Anyone have this problem? If so, please help. WWould love to give this web editor a go.
"Good html WYSIWYG editor and publisher"
Version: KompoZer 0.7.10
Easy editing of html pages using WYSIWYG or source html or Preview view. Good site manager and publishign features. Allows direct inplace editing of existing published pages.
Messes with your html layout. Little to no support for php, JS, HTML5.
Does what is says on the tin and great for quick and dirty editing of html web pages but not probably suited for the more professional developer. I'm looking forward to seeing future versions improve upon the existing features.
"The worst WYSIWYG HTML Editor on Earth."
Version: KompoZer 0.7.10
Not thing at all, If I can rate 0 stars I WILL.
Everything is a con, I need to send my website work to the tutor and I get 0 (I REPEAT 0) out of that and it's because of you.
It even messed up my code and I can't change anything in dreamweaver
I WAS EMBARESSED BECAUSE OF YOU!!!Summary
Who the dog created this crap. Dreamweaver is the best. Freeware sucks. AND THIS SOFTWARE IS TOTAL CRAP.


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The Microsoft Security Compliance Manager (SCM) engineering team is constantly improving the tool and maintains this article to share the latest release information and known issues. Table of Contents Version HistoryUpdate Existing InstallationKnown Issues
SCM v188.8.131.52 (January 28, 2013) In addition to key features from the previous version, SCM 3.0 offers new baselines for Windows Server 2012, Windows 8, and Internet Explorer 10! SCM enables you to quickly configure and manage computers and your private cloud using Group Policy and Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager. SCM v2.5.40 (April 2, 2012) The latest version of the SCM tool includes the following new features, tools, and capabilities to help you manage product baselines from Microsoft, and other baselines that you can customize to meet the requirements of your organization:
SCM v126.96.36.199 (September 27, 2011) This version of the SCM tool included the following new features, tools, and capabilities:
SCM v188.8.131.52 (December 6th, 2010)
SCM v220.127.116.11 (November 19th, 2010)
SCM v18.104.22.168 (September 8th, 2010)
SCM v188.8.131.52 (April 6th, 2010)
The following procedure is the only way to install the latest version of the SCM tool and not re-install the database for the tool to avoid losing your data. Use the Upgrade option in the SCM setup wizard to complete this procedure. Important Before using the following procedure, do not manually uninstall or delete the SCM tool or database schema on your computer. To use the Upgrade option in the SCM setup wizard: 1. Check for updates in your currently installed version of SCM. To do so, on the main menu of the tool, click File, and then click Check for Updates Ctrl+U. 2. When prompted, download SCM 3.0 to a desired location on your computer. 3. Double-click the Security_Compliance_Manager_Setup.exe to start the Microsoft Security Compliance Manager Setup Wizard, click the SCM install link, and then follow the steps in the wizard until you reach the Configuration Options page. 4. On the Configuration Options page, click the Upgrade the Microsoft Security Compliance Manager option, and then click Next. 5. Complete the remaining installation steps of the setup wizard.
The following are known issues for the SCM 3.0 tool:
This is a known issue that causes this message to display after installing Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 on a computer running either Windows 8 or Windows Server 2012. The workaround to resolve this issue is to click the Run the program without getting help option on the warning message and then proceed with the SCM 3.0 installation. SCM 3.0 will install on the computer without any impact from the warning message.
I don't think I was supposed to have rights to edit this article... :(
The first four "known issues" are pretty import to get resolved. I will not be able to convince my audit staff nor site admins to use this tool if it cannot be trusted ( or itself is a risk to the "I" in our CIA risk rating process ).
This is based on some standard ISO?
I'm having problem installing this package... It says that I do not have redistributable C++ 2010, so I try to install it and i get an error saying that I have new version of redistributable. I only see I have 2005 and 2008 and I do have Visual Studio 2012 install in the machine. What I need to do?
@ rockhdzv:
I guess the BS-7799 or its ISO-17799 equivalent is referring to that concept. What [nobody-important] was saying is that integrity would be at risk.
CIA mean Central Intelligence Agency... but it also means:
Consistency - Integrity - Availability (in banking sector we sometimes add on top "Non-repudiation").
CIA means also Certified Internal Auditor ;-)
LocalGPO.wsf is a very powerfull tool! Unfortunatelly, it can not backup logon/logoff scripts & start/stop scripts.
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MORGANTOWN - It's hard to fault them because they've been thrown into a situation that is entirely foreign and asked to perform at a high level under immense pressure.
But if you ask Bob Huggins what his West Virginia basketball team's biggest problems have been of late, the answer is generally always the same - the Mountaineers don't move the ball like they need to move it.
That goes back in great part to Jabarie Hinds and Gary Browne, the two players being asked to do something they've never done before.
"Honestly, we've got two guys playing point guard who've never played point guard in their life,'' Huggins said. "Some days they're OK and other days they're not OK.''
On Wednesday night they were not OK, suffering through a miserable night in a 71-44 loss at Notre Dame.
Will they be better tonight when West Virginia (17-11, 7-8 Big East) hosts No. 10 Marquette (23-5, 12-3) in a 9 p.m. game at the Coliseum? Huggins and WVU hope so because the season may ride in the balance.
Losers of six of their last eight games, the Mountaineers desperately need a victory of note to both stop the bleeding and put them back on track to making their fifth straight NCAA tournament appearance. They get that chance with tonight's ESPN-televised game against their second straight streaking opponent.
The Golden Eagles have won 11 of 12 since suffering close back-to-back road losses to No. 9 Georgetown and No. 2 Syracuse in early January. Marquette's only loss since then was at Notre Dame, which after Wednesday's rout of West Virginia has won nine straight overall and 35 of 36 at home.
Marquette also played Wednesday night, beating Rutgers 82-65 at home to remain tied with Notre Dame for second in the Big East.
So how does West Virginia's youth at point guard wear on the Mountaineers? Well, it's not just youth. Not only are Hinds and Browne adjusting to the college game, both were scorers in high school, not distributors.
It showed Wednesday at Notre Dame when things began going badly for West Virginia and neither was able to settle the Mountaineers down and just run the offense. Instead, they tried to make things happen and ended up forcing them.
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The Information Commissioner Richard Thomas has told the government that it should release draft versions of a dossier about Iraq's supposed weapons of mass destruction and comments made on it by spy chiefs. The Hutton Inquiry resulted in much of the dossier, prepared for the Joint Intelligence Committee, being made public. But …
Here's how I see it...
... Blair claimed there were WMDs that could be deployed against Britain within 45 minutes, so he's either a liar or incompetent (or both).
If I were about to commit our armed forces to invade a foreign country I would want to know what weapons that country has and the capabilities of those weapons. Blair has since said he was not told the 45 minutes claim was only for battlefield munitions. If he didn't bother to ask the basic questions about what sort of weapons could be deployed against Britain and its troops then he is guilty of sheer incompetence.
On the other hand, if he did know all of this and yet still repeated the 45 minute claim then he is a liar. Since we know no-one has been fired for not telling him the 45 minute claim was only for battlefield weapons I think we can safely assume he's a liar.
So take your pick, either way he's still guilty of participating in an illegal war.
Killed himself?
or was he hushed up to discourage anyone else thinking of speaking out. The whole episode stinks and Labour needs to be punished for it.
Competition: fill in the redacted bits
Will El Reg bring us this event? And perhaps an associated wiki?
Do those documents still exist?
I seem to remember that the night before the FOI Act became live lots of civil servants got paid overtime to stay up late and create sh(r)ed loads of cat litter and hamster bedding.
This is all so unnecessary.
The fact that the critical meeting of the JIC was actually chaired by the Prime Minister's chief propagandist speaks for itself. No further analysis is required.
@ Do those documents still exist?
I can second that. In the department I worked in staff went through files shredding 'till the cows came home. The maxim in operation was: If it doesn't exist, there's nothing to give out.
Since FoI came in, I know government depts have been working on ways to have information without actually having it (if you see what I mean...)
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Publish the draft as is
Cabinet Office claims that publication of one half-sentence would damage "the trust within which confidential exchanges between the United Kingdom and other Governments takes place"
Please can we damage this trust. We do not need "confessions" signed because of threats of more torture.
did anyone ever believe the claims in the dossier? I mean seriously, what the shit? 45 minute claim at the time made me laugh so hard I pooped a little.
Not even the corronor
Not even the corronor who made such a fuss about the fact that there was no way he could have killed himself that Blair used some wierd never-before-used law to take the case away from the Corronor and give it to hutton who publish a whitewash story based on nothing but government press releases.
Who are the guilty men?
"...or was he hushed up to discourage anyone else thinking of speaking out. The whole episode stinks and Labour needs to be punished for it..."
Um. This assumes that the Government were in charge. I suspect, if we were ever to find out the truth, that a few people in the Government were pushing the policy of 'close coperation with whatever America wants' because they were being 'advised' by senior figures in the Intelligence Services, anxious for a larger role in world affairs after their original role of 'standing up to Russia' had crumbled ten years earlier.
This sorry mess has all the characteristics of a 'folie a deux'. I think it will be instructive to try to figure out who was leading whom when the time comes for punishment....
Of course he lied
St Antony knew exactly what he was doing when he lied and lied, again and again. Ask yourselves this:
How much does an ex PM make per annum?
How many (£Ms) mortgages did TB end up taking out while he was PM?
The only way to meet those payments and maintain a lavish lifestyle was to have his head up corporate America's ass - yes, even taking into account his wife's earnings; and keeping in with W's hare brained misadventures wouldn't go amiss - how soon after leaving office was he appointed (bear with me - I'm going to have difficulty keeping a straight face while type this) Middle East peace ambassador?
Our soldiers are not dying in vain - they are dying so he can pay off his mortgages.
As they say across the channel "cherchez le dosh".
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Are they still making Have I Got News For You? You should probably pass the idea on to them. It sounds like it's right up their alley..
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"...the trust within which confidential exchanges between the United Kingdom and other Governments takes place"
Meaning that the half sentence was basically something like "...because Dick Cheney says so."
The first half being "It is incumbent upon Her Majesties government to invade Iraq..."
Go Home, ya bums, Go Home.
Er, I'm pretty sure sure it's impossible to commit MASS destruction with a battlefield munition - otherwise a machine gun would be a wmd. Blair lied and lied again.


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Ah, youth. In 1978, at the green age of 16, I first visited the Public Theater on Lafayette Street on a short weekend trip from my home of Hazleton, PA, for a day of theatregoing that could easily bruise the sensibilities of a callow youth. In the afternoon, I enjoyed Robert Woodruff's staging of Sam Shepard's Curse of the Starving Class; after a dinner break, I returned for Thomas Babe's A Prayer for My Daughter (a play ripe for revival here in New York; it had a London revival in 2008).
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