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Gil Brandt of NFL.com has been putting together his senior positional rankings the past couple of weeks. So far he has released his quarterbacks and running backs.
Today, he put up his wide receiver rankings. They are as follows:
1. Brandon LaFell, LSU
2. Mardy Gilyard, Cincinnati
3. Eric Decker, Minnesota
4. Jordan Shipley, Texas
5. Chris McGaha, Arizona State
6. Jeremy Williams, Tulane
7. Jacoby Ford, Clemson
8. Shay Hodge, Mississippi
9. Dexter McCluster, Mississippi
10. Greg Matthews, Michigan
11. Andre Roberts, Citadel
12. Alric Arnett, West Virginia
13. Riley Cooper, Florida
14. Naaman Roosevelt, Buffalo
15. Kerry Meier, Kansas
16. Armanti Edwards, Appalachian State
It's no surprise to see LaFell as the No. 1 wide receiver. He nearly entered the 2009 NFL Draft. Coming back for his senior season almost ensures a spot somewhere in the first round, depending on which underclassmen leave early.
Even including LaFell, none of these guys come across as a No. 1 receiver. One player I would have much higher is Roosevelt, an electric player. He has great hands and is a game breaker.
Another Mid-American Conference player who should be up there is Bryan Anderson of Central Michigan. At 6-foot-5, 214 pounds, Anderson is a good red zone threat.
Clearly, though, the best NFL-eligible receivers in college football are juniors. That would include Arrelious Benn (Illinois), Damian Williams (USC), Dez Bryant (Oklahoma State), Dezmon Briscoe (Kansas) and Golden Tate (Notre Dame).


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The first of these games was based on the card game commonly known as "Concentration" in which pairs of matching cards are placed face down and are turned over two at a time, with the goal of matching all pairs of cards in as few turns as possible. The study's computerized version used photos of fire equipment concealed behind virtual tiles. This task provided a measure of spatial orientation and memory for location, as well as the degree to which similar items were confused with one another.
The second game used a visual search task in which participants were asked to rapidly search an array of colored letters for a particular letter of a particular color. This provided a measure of the speed with which the target could be found, as well as a measure of the number of "false alarms" that were made when the target was not present in the array. This task also measured two of the most important cognitive abilities of a municipal firefighter (according to the U.S. Department of Labor; see http://www.occupationalinfo.org/onet/63008a.html): response orientation – "the ability to choose quickly and correctly between two or more movements in response to two or more signals" – and flexibility of closure – "the ability to identify or detect a known pattern (a figure, object, word, or sound) that is hidden in other distracting material."
Nineteen firefighters at six stations participated in at least six sessions of data collection each, which provided sufficient data to control for practice effects. Results clearly indicated that the overall time needed to detect targets in the visual search task increased with increasing call volumes. Specifically, after 10 calls, participants typically slowed down by one-fifth of a second or more. Notably, however, there was not a statistically significant increase in the number of false alarms with increasing call volumes. This suggests that participants who had experienced a higher number of calls – and were therefore more likely to be cognitively fatigued – slowed down in their response times in order to maintain consistently high accuracy. This shows a situational awareness and an ability to compensate for fatigue that is commendable and makes the best of a bad situation.
The "Concentration" game produced trends in the same direction, though the declines in memory were not statistically significant (likely due to the small sample size). It should be noted, however, that compared to similar studies using introductory psychology students at Arizona State University, college students did perform significantly worse on this task when they were tired (i.e., when tasks were performed in the evening prior to going to sleep), which suggests that firefighters were able to resist the effects of cognitive fatigue better than many in the general population. This pilot study motivated the team to pursue a second, more controlled study in the late winter and spring of 2008.
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The second study featured two different cognitive tasks designed to target a wider array of requisite on-the-job abilities. In the first task, participants were shown an image of a building with 12 windows. Six of these windows were lighted, indicating that they were potentially occupied. After four seconds, all the lights went out (mimicking the power cut in the scenario that opened this article). Participants were then asked to recall which of the windows were potentially occupied. This provided measures of spatial and response orientation, as well as selective spatial attention and response time.


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I hear that you get faster internet and better game grapics on the elite and not on a regular xbox. Is that true.
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The games graphics should be the exact same on any Xbox 360 console, whether it be an Arcade (basic console), Pro/Premium (now discontinued) or the Elite console. The internet connection speed should be the same on whatever Xbox 360 you buy.
The only thing the Elite has over the Aracde is the hard drive is really the 120gb hard drive. The hard drive may cause some games (like GTA IV) to run faster which uses some of the free space to use for games. The hard drive allows you to save games to the hard drive (the disc is required to start the game) which can also reduce loading times and disc drive/console noise.
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Mine begins some 40 years ago with a tragedy.
Back then, my mother was the daughter of two Lebanese immigrants living in Detroit and an eager high school graduate, with one school choice in mind.
She always wanted to go to U of M., it was her dream.
But that dream came to a halt when her father died of a heart attack, just a few weeks before she could enroll in Ann Arbor.
She had to help her mother who didn't speak a lot of English. But she kept thinking if she got married and had kids, they will go to U of M.
She did get married and had my two older sisters, Jennie and Laura, who both went to college a little west of Ann Arbor.
I was her last hope and when the acceptance letter came in the mail, my mother was extatic. She was so happy, she called everybody.
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That's just what happens when you have a terminal case of misspeakitus……
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Like so many others of his ilk, he seems to relish wallowing in his own dirt, with his hand out for what he feels he's owed by society.
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'Cold blooded black wife' I'd say he has Michelle summed up perfectly. Fingers high up her husband's rectum making the mouth move. Meanwhile in LaLa land we have public figures who continue to spout verbal excretians like thishttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVRnofUVQWI and all the time the children just become dumber and dumber until they believe just about anything http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-20346204 Pitiful isn't it.
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How much do I fear for my kids :((
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All those white folks should lighten up hell considerably.
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There are more chips on black shoulders than at McDonalds. Like Muslims they seem come into this world with a permanent sense of outrage, which is nurtured through childhood and beyond by those that would blame others for their every (usually) self-inflicted misfortune. Someone should be teaching these petulent blacks who cry racism at every opportunity, that they are the masters of their own ships and that responsibility is not a dirty word.
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As an Englishwoman, maybe it's not my place to comment here. But my heart is so heavy today. America had the whole world in her hands and she just let it go. Probably mostly through dumbed down, voter ignorance. Batten down the hatches, because as of today, it's going to have to get very dark before the sun can rise again. :(((
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Don't do religion myself, but don't label myself as an athiest either, labels are rarely helpful in life. I just happen think that the love a mother has for her child is pretty much the key to everything and that love is being undermined everyday by a state that is desperate to get it's grubby paws on the developing infant at the earliest opportunity. Don't offer up your children to state run childcare with it's subtle brainwashing. Turn off nasty children's tv with it's subliminal and not so subliminal messages.Keep your children close and teach them well, It's the only way to develop adults with the power of critical thinking, and boy are we going to need that when the **** hits the fan.
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NEW ambulances will soon be driving along the county's roads.
The East of England Ambulance Service pledged to improve and increase its fleet in Essex and will be replacing 33 by the end of April.
Chief Executive Dr Anthony Marsh said: "We need to get more ambulances on the road treating patients and we also need to ensure those ambulances meet the needs of both the crews and the people they care for.
"It is my ambition for us to have no ambulance or response car that is more than five years old."
The trust is also replacing 68 rapid response cars with new Skoda Scouts.
Glen Young, EEAST General Manager for Essex, said: "We're really pleased to be able to replace our older ambulances with these brand new ones.
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Revenues from Ukrainian ferrous metal exports 12.2 percent down in H1
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The Cabinet of Ministers at a meeting on October 1 considered the situation at Ukraine's electric and metallurgical enterprises and adopted a resolution entitled "Some issues on ensuring the stability of the work of electric and metallurgical enterprises of Ukraine," according to which these enterprises will pay for electricity under preferential tariffs.
According to a press release of Zaporizhia Regional State Administration, with reference to its chairman Oleksandr Peklushenko, the government resolution, in particular, reduced the cost of electricity for PJSC Zaporizhia Ferroalloy Plant to 6 cents per kWh.
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Since 1999 Judith Selby Lang and Richard Lang have collected more than two tons of plastic trash from 1000 yards of Kehoe Beach along the Point Reyes National Seashore. They have transformed this debris into engaging works of art that raise awareness of the sheer variety and ubiquity of plastic pollution and its impact on delicate marine ecosystems.
The exhibit of their artwork is on view on the 1st, 4th and 5th Floors of the Main Library.
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The sacred fount from whence the pure affections flow
First into life, and smoothly calm
The boisterous waves of care,
Springs from a Mother's breast.
There, in its bright effulgent glow
Is in union sweet with nature,
The immortal passion – love;
Which, once it sways the human heart
Is like to the vari-colored bow in Heaven placed to prove
That no more will wrath o'erflow
But gentle Peace shall reign.
A mother's love! the bird its young protects
Whilst nest'ling 'neath her wings, and from
The death-stroke of brutish man
Would shield her tender brood, and
Shew her own frail form (so beautiful – so fair)
To the dread marksman's aim!
Can'st say that Mother's love is pric'd?
Can'st say ye might knit the love of millions
And yet would equal one Mother's?
By S. F. Glenn, Washington City, October 1837.


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Yesterday I made my first attempt at a home brew, and went with a simple golden ale recipe; I followed each step to the letter provided by the home brew supply shop. Early last night the brew started to foam up...aggressively. So quickly that after about an hour of bubbling it shot the airlock off after getting too full of kraeusen (causing the holes in the top of the airlock to plug up). I reset the setup, but the foam was pouring out of the airlock for about an hour straight before I read up and decided to set up a blow off tube. The tube worked well, and when I woke up the brew was still bubbling. I came home tonight and all of the foam was gone from the carboy, and bubbling is down to about every 20-30 seconds. Is there a chance it could have fermented that quickly in less than a day? Is there hope for the batch, and something else I can do? Or is it time to dump it and head back for more supplies?
Sounds like everything is fine. You just had a fast fermentation so it has slowed and the Krausen that didn't come out of your airlock and tube dropped to the bottom. You can put your sanitized airlock back in and leave it for another 2-3 weeks then bottle.
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That makes me feel a little at ease, thanks! Is there any concern with a fast fermentation affecting the brew at the end? Like being heavy or messing with % of alcohol once ready to bottle?
Have you read Charlie Papazian's book? If not, you need to familiarize yourself with this acronym: RDWHAHB. Your beer is fine. It sounds like you did everything correctly. Fast fermentation just means you had good attenuation with your yeast. That's neither good nor bad, just science.
i've had faster fermentations at higher temps. too high and you can cause off flavors.


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As holiday season approaches, the days get shorter — literally. It's a baffling scientific mystery how the amount of hours in each day contract exponentially as holiday season approaches. In between shopping for presents, decorating, entertaining, and writing out cards, the last thing you have time to do is slave over a stove. But a slow cooker can save the day. Right now, Sears has this 4-quart Hamilton Beach model for $9.99, a 60% savings. Shipping is free with Shop Your Way Rewards Max (get a free 3 month trial) or with in-store pickup.
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Thank you! I've been needing a new crock pot so I snatched up one of these last night. I picked it up today and can't wait to use it tomorrow! It's been killing me not being able to cook in a crock pot!
I just ordered mine! $9.27 after my "shop your way rewards" savings!
I just purchased mine, had rewards, used the 20%, total $7.57 after tax. Darn good deal.
I just placed my order for store pick up a few mins ago. I am in the Dallas/Ft Worth area.
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Thank you…..I ordered one for store pick up. By the way, the website would not accept coupon code CSOOCT20. Has anyone been able to use the coupon code??
i copied and pasted from above and it didn't work, cuz it looks like there might be a space between the letters "c and s", so i typed it manually and it worked. HTH
Did you go to the mobile site? I tried it a few times on the regular site and it didn't work. I realized that you have to go to the mobile site to order it.
sold out. I wonder of they do rainchecks?
what if i don't have rewards?
I ordered one too because I have this one and love it. I have needed another so I can do double meals at the same time.
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Funeral Of Philpott Children
The funerals of the six Philpott children who died in a house fire in Derby will take place today.
Memories of John Philpott
– Patricia Hurd on John
Other children have written that he had a fantastic personality, very lively and jolly. But there was also a serious side to John. Erin wrote that 'when we were on a school trip John was my partner. And when I was worried, John held my hand all the way there and on the way back. And that was typical of John, a very caring boy.
John 'loved telling jokes'
– Patricia Hurd on John
In John's classroom there is a board with the children's memories of John and many children recount the times when he told them jokes, which were always very funny. He had the children in stitches.
Jesse 'was fearless with no cares in the world'
Jesse was described as fearless, getting into scrambles with his brothers with no cares in the world.
It was also said he had a loving nature towards his youngest brother, Jayden.
Jesse Philpott 'was crazy, clumsy and cheerful'
Crazy, clumsy and cheerful Jesse, aged six, liked to show off to everyone and constantly tried to get attention.
"He was a loud character in the family and very mischievous: whenever he got into trouble he would storm off like a teenager to his room."
The interior of the church where the Philpott children's funeral is taking place
John Philpott tribute
– Patricia Hurd on John
John came to school every day with a big smile on his face and looked forward to playing football - more so than any lessons. His other talent was telling jokes.
John Philpott was 'shy and bashful'
The tribute to Jack said he was like Duwayne because he was shy and bashful.
It also said he was the quietest.
– Tributes heard today at the funeral of the six Philpott children
"He was always the first one in the fights to run off crying to his mummy but some cuddles and kisses and he would be back to his gaming."
Jack Philpott was 'cute, cuddly and content'
Jack was described in the service as "a real pretty boy" with bright blue eyes, who loved to spend most of his time on his Nintendo DS and watching Peppa Pig, images of which were pictured on his coffin.
It was said he "cute, cuddly and content with everything".
Tributes to Jade, 10
– Patricia Hurd on 10 year old Jade
She somehow managed to smile about things, even when they didn't always go her way. Jade was an adorable little girl who is sadly missed by all of us at school.
More on Jade Philpott, a 'beautiful princess'
The service heard that she always tried to get involved in rough and tumble with her brothers but was never allowed.
The 10-year-old was also said to be well regarded at school, very intelligent and she would boost class morale.


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Anti-government demonstrations in Pakistan were thwarted by police Thursday, as opposition leaders were arrested and protesters were stopped after the government claimed that such public gatherings could be sites for terrorist attacks.
Beverly Gage's new book exhumes a nearly forgotten tale of class warfare—call it 9/16.
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All efforts to save the planet will be useless if we do not cut population growth. By 2050, the planet will have between 8 billion and 10 billion people, according to a recent U.N. forecast. And yet studies, books and documentaries that deal with various crises fail to discuss the danger of all those billions of hungry people looking for a better life.
President Barack Obama met recently with the prime ministers of Canada and Britain, two NATO allies looking for a way out of Afghanistan even as the U.S. is talking escalation.
The well-off will pay more in taxes. And before the howling on the right gets too loud, consider that we have just gone through a long era involving a far less frank form of redistribution—upward.
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In his first speech to a joint session of Congress, President Obama acknowledged the dire state of the economy, but struck a hopeful tone as he expanded on his vision for recovery. Investments in energy, education and health care will be key, he said, as will an expanded bailout of the financial sector. (Summary, video and full text after the jump)
As "Slumdog Millionaire" continues to rack up critical accolades (not to mention awards-season promotional blitzes), the film has also drawn crowds to its setting in the slums of Mumbai, India. But does this kind of attention represent a welcome boon for tourism or a form of exploitation—"poverty porn"—for a city still recovering from last November's terrorist attacks?
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Relations with Russia haven't been this frosty since there was an East Berlin. President Obama may be distracted by other priorities, but getting reacquainted with Vladimir Putin and his nuclear arsenal should be at the top of the list.
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A three-year review of more than 40 countries has found that justice systems prior to 9/11 were perfectly capable of combating terrorism. The U.S. and Britain were especially opportunistic in their violations of human rights and international law and gave comfort by example to other abusive regimes, the International Commission of Jurists found.
Of the possible political combinations that have emerged from the Israeli parliamentary election, none will bring the region closer to peace. Israel will continue to persecute the Palestinians, whose hatred will only grow.
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The legacy of terror trials at Guantanamo Bay has potentially come to an end, as a judge has dropped the charges for the last case at the naval base in accord with President Obama's executive order to halt all court proceedings there.
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The former vice president tells Politico that there is a "high probability" of a terrorist attack involving "a nuclear weapon or a biological agent of some kind" and that the current administration is "more concerned about reading the rights to an Al Qaeda terrorist than they are with protecting the United States. ..."
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John Kenneth Galbraith once warned that U.S. foreign policy suffers from institutional rigidity with a "strong commitment to error." What better proof than the planned surge in Afghanistan?
The American participants in this year's World Economic Forum have been the first to confront the full international blowback to the U.S.-created world economic crisis, which has devastated the nation's reputation for competence, along with the justification for its six-decade role as world leader.
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President Obama may be trying to shut down Guantanamo and CIA black sites, but he's decided to make renditions a part of his regime. In case you've repressed it along with other Bush-era nightmares, extraordinary rendition is what the U.S. calls kidnapping someone and sending him to a nasty place to be tortured.
NATO has no coherent overall purpose and has not had one since the end of the Cold War. Any number of redefinitions and reorganizations have been proposed or tried and have proved unsatisfactory because no one can explain what it is that NATO really does or is for, other than to clean up behind the United States.
By Cameron Cardow, The Ottowa Citizen —
There is absolutely no reason to create some newfangled and untested system to charge and try those few terrorism suspects whose legal fates present President Obama with an excruciating political decision.
Beneath the warm pledges of bipartisanship and the earnest calls for cooperation lurks an unpleasant fact: From the moment it loses power, the opposition party turns to the task of getting it back.
Repairing the damage that George W. Bush did to the nation's values, honor and pride will be complicated and, at times, politically inconvenient. But nothing is more urgent, and nothing will ultimately reap more benefits at home and abroad.
President Obama didn't wait long to tackle one of the most intractable items in his in box: the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. On a whirlwind Thursday, Obama spoke to leaders in the region (minus Hamas), called for an end to the Gaza blockade and appointed George Mitchell (above), the man who brokered a truce in Northern Ireland, as Mideast envoy.
Making good on his pre-inaugural pledge, President Barack Obama signed an executive order to close the Guantanamo Bay prison within a year—and that was just one of three orders he inked Thursday, signaling a significant break from Bush-era "war on terror" policies.
President Obama has asked for a stay in all military tribunals at Guantanamo Bay while his administration figures out how to handle the legal cases of the detainees still held in the island prison. The move was welcomed by Human Rights Watch and the ACLU as a positive first step.
George W. Bush promised to restore "honor and dignity" to the White House, but he leaves with less honor and with lower public approval than any other president since Richard Nixon.
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I do not like Hamas. I detest religious fundamentalism and the use of suicide bombers. I find the group's anti-Semitism and ruthless silencing of internal Palestinian opponents repugnant. The rocket attacks on Israeli civilians are a war crime. But this does not negate the legitimacy of Palestinian resistance to the long Israeli siege and occupation of Gaza.
Attorney general nominee Eric H. Holder Jr. has announced a groundbreaking hypothesis on waterboarding: It's torture. The position, which contradicts piles of Bush-era law literature defending the practice, is just one step in an avowed process to fix many of the problems riddling current Justice Department policy.
David Miliband has written a sour review of the "war on terror," challenging the worldview pushed by George W. Bush and Miliband's former boss, Tony Blair. War is not the answer, Miliband warns. Instead, "We must respond to terrorism by championing the rule of law, not subordinating it. ... We must uphold our commitments to human rights and civil liberties at home and abroad."
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Israel will, from now on, speak to the Palestinians in the language of death. And the language of death is all the Palestinians will be able to speak back. The slaughter—let's stop pretending this is a war—is empowering an array of radical Islamists inside and outside of Gaza.
The inaugural episode of ABC's newest reality television series did exactly as producer Arnold Shapiro told viewers it would: unabashedly celebrated the Department of Homeland Security. It also failed in every conceivable way to critically examine the largest reorganization of the federal government since World War II.
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The president-elect has struggled to stay out of the Gaza fight, but based on everything he said during the campaign, he appears determined to stand up for Israel.
The president-elect has reportedly chosen Leon Panetta to head the CIA and retired Adm. Dennis Blair as director of national intelligence. Both men bring a mixed bag. Panetta is an experienced bureaucrat, but he's no James Bond. Blair has been praised for his terrorist-fighting skills, but he was criticized for a supposed conflict of interest that benefited defense contractors.
Social and political epochs rarely end precisely on schedules provided by calendars. The outcome of this year's election means that 2009 will, finally, mark the beginning of the 21st century.
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So, why didn't they give peace a chance? Why did the leaders of Hamas and Israel not wait for the incoming U.S. president's inauguration before mutually escalating hostilities?
We've got so used to the carnage of the Middle East that we don't care anymore—providing we don't offend the Israelis.
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Britain's Channel 4 has a tradition of featuring an alternative Christmas message as a kind of counterpoint to Queen Elizabeth's customary speech, and this year's speaker—Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad—is sparking outrage.
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In the end, the shame of Vice President Dick Cheney was total: unmitigated by any notion of a graceful departure, let alone the slightest obligation of honest accounting.
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The history-be-my-judge interviews that President Bush and Vice President Cheney have been giving recently help me understand their choices—but also reinforce my confident belief, and my fervent hope, that history will throw the book at them.
According to a new report, the U.S. has accomplished little more in Iraq than restoration of the basic services destroyed by the American invasion and the looting that followed. This is after killing or wounding—how many, a half million?—Iraqi civilians in order to liberate them. No wonder the Iraqi journalist threw his shoes at George W. Bush.
This week's Mosaic Intelligence Report takes stock of recent attacks in Iraq and India and outlines the challenges that President-elect Barack Obama must face if he hopes to succeed where George Bush has failed in his vaunted "global war on terror."
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Read the devastating bipartisan report from the Senate Armed Services Committee that indicts high-level Bush administration officials—including former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld—as bearing major responsibility for the torture at Abu Gharib, Guantanamo, and other detention facilities.
The British Defense Ministry has leaked news that it will begin a phased troop withdrawal from Iraq. The drawdown will bring to an end a torrid, near-six-year love affair with the U.S. that began with coordinated intelligence failures and eventually led to jointly invading a sovereign country under cover of a "war on terror."
Why are the allies waging war against the largest of the native ethnic groups in Afghanistan? The NATO answer is that the allies didn't set out to fight a war against the Pashtuns. It just happened that way.
The evidence suggests that American policy under Barack Obama will be a continuation of the neoconservative foreign policy of the Bush administration, given a human face.
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Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice expressed confidence in the Pakistani government's commitment to cracking down on terrorist groups operating within its borders after meeting with President Asif Ali Zardari and other Pakistani officials on Thursday.
What is the message of a terrorist attack that fails to deliver a message? Threats and warnings are being exchanged by India and Pakistan over the attack on Mumbai, carried out by presumed Muslim extremists. But acting to what purpose, and under whose instructions?
Terrorism (for the umpteenth time) is a tactic, not an enemy. One of the most urgent tasks for President-elect Barack Obama's "team of rivals" is coming up with a coherent intellectual framework—and a winning battle plan—for George W. Bush's globe-spanning "war on terror."
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The world is far more complex than our childish vision of good and evil. We as a nation and a culture have no monopoly on virtue. The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, when viewed from the receiving end, are state-sponsored acts of terrorism.
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A month too late for Halloween, a congressionally mandated independent panel has come to this terrifying conclusion: "Unless the world community acts decisively and with great urgency, it is more likely than not that a weapon of mass destruction will be used in a terrorist attack somewhere in the world by the end of 2013." Boo!
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Eni SpA (E, ENI.MI) expects the massive Kashagan oil field in Kazakhstan to start output around the middle of the year, said Claudio Descalzi, the head of exploration and production at Italy's biggest energy company by market value, on Wednesday.
The Kashagan facilities "will be ready to receive first oil by June" and production is expected to start in those "weeks," said Mr. Descalzi on a conference call to comment on first-quarter results.
Eni forecasts the company's daily output from Kashagan this year will average between 10,000 and 15,000 barrels, added Mr. Descalzi.
Kashagan, which includes oil majors such as Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM) and Royal Dutch Shell PLC (RDSA, RDSB), is years behind initial schedule and has had cost overruns worth billions of dollars.
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2006-04-24 - Australia's The Metal Forge recently conducted an interview with EXODUS guitarist Gary Holt. A couple of excerpts from the chat follow:

On when fans can expect the follow-up to 2005's acclaimed "Shovel Headed Kill Machine":

"We're already writing riffs for the next one. We won't have any big delays in between this one either. We've become quite the workers nowadays. I'm fired up. I got lots of metal left in me!"

On the departures of drummer Tom Hunting and guitarist Rick Hunolt:

"Tom's fine. His illness was all mental — he had a mental breakdown. Last time I spoke to him was on Christmas, and he says he's doing better but he doesn't sound all the way there yet. Rick decided to quit but he's got his own personal substance-abuse issues. Yeah, it's been difficult but y'know, the only thing I can do is just soldier on. And now, this lineup is just so strong and everybody is just so involved and into it that we all can't wait to make the next album. Lee [Altus, HEATHEN] came in when we started recording just to do the solos and he wasn't involved in any of the writing. Paul [Bostaph, ex-SLAYER] came in when most of the stuff was written and finished. We're all real excited about actually collaborating together."

On how the band's new lineup is getting along:

"There are people who have been really close to this band for years who have seen us together and they say we seem closer as people than the old lineup. We actually spend more time together and we don't pull into a town and everybody kinda goes and does their own thing. As much as I love those guys, with the exception of Zetro — I don't love him but I don't hate him anymore either — but Tom and Rick I love; but this bunch of guys, we have a great time together. It feels like we've been together for 15 or 20 years."

On how the record industry has changed since the band started 25 years ago:

"With 'Bonded By Blood', everything was real underground, y'know? That was on a label started by two fans, y'know? Now, the business I still hate many aspects of because it is a business and an art at the same time. But I'm wiser now and I don't allow other people to crunch numbers for me. I pay attention to that shit. When I was younger, I trusted everybody else to do what was in my best interests and that wasn't always what was the case."

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