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The scene inside the Port-au-Prince hospital is almost a "war zone," with injured people, triage areas and medical personnel in full trauma mode, a local doctor says.
Staff Photo by Allison Kwesell/Chattanooga Times Free Press Life goes on in tent camps in the median of the highway through Carfrefour, Haiti, on Wednesday. Many people do not have homes to sleep in and those that do are afraid to stay in them. Wednesday morning's 6.1 quake helped reinforce these fears.
The grounds outside are not any better and "are filled with tents covering the walking and non-walking wounded and staffed by docs, nurses, paramedics and other medical and nonmedical people doing stuff they never thought they would do," Chattanoogan Dr. Chris Moore e-mailed from Haiti.
Two local doctors and a nurse from Erlanger hospital arrived in the Caribbean country Monday night after last week's devastating earthquake. They now are working alongside two Italian teams of surgeons.
"Honestly, almost every patient we see was injured in the initial earthquake which has now been eight days ago," Dr. Moore wrote in the Jan. 21 e-mail. "To see these incredibly severe injuries that have had no attention for eight days is sad and depressing."
The local team includes Jennifer Ohle, surgical nurse and preoperative services director for Erlanger Health System; Dr. Chris Young, an anesthesiologist with Anesthesiology Consultants Exchange and board member of the Signal Mountain-based American Haitian Foundation; and Dr. Moore, developer of the Odyssey Company on Lookout Mountain.
Vanessa Young, Dr. Young's wife, said she "received a call from him (Wednesday) night. That's the first and only time I've heard from my husband."
With the help of Global Outreach International, a missionary organization headquartered in Tupelo, Miss., the group was able to deliver supplies donated by Erlanger and to treat people for infections, bad gangrene and femur fractures, according to an Erlanger news release.
"The almost unbelievable number of femur fractures we have seen which are, for the most part, yet to be operated on, is overwhelming, not to mention that this is just at the hospital we are in," Dr. Moore wrote. "Then there are the very sad, necessary amputations which, when considering what conditions and quality of life they go back to, are even more poignant."
Several local groups now are working in Haiti including:
* The Chattanooga-based Children's Nutrition Program has a staff working in Leogane, which officials report was 90 percent destroyed.
* Cleveland residents Joan and Ray Conn, founders of The Restavek Foundation, are working in Petionville, a suburb of Port-au-Prince, looking for the children they support and feeding those in need.
* Members of the American Haitian Foundation, based in Signal Mountain, are working in the village of Petite Riviere de Nippes, about 70 miles from the capital. Their school is serving as a feeding station.
Mrs. Young said her husband told her it's staggering how many people need help and that, due to that need, the local team has decided to extend its stay from Sunday to probably Wednesday.
"As tough as the situation is, they obviously thought they were doing some good since they wanted to stay," said Dr. Moore's wife, Ellen. "He wants to be right where he is right now."
The team originally arrived in a compound about 15 miles north of Port-au-Prince, according to Mrs. Young, but because it was hard to get the patients to their location, they decided to treat them in the city.
They are working from the Little Brother Little Sister hospital near the U.S. Embassy, about an hour away from where they are staying.
"The upside lies in the ability to serve and knowing that we are making some difference, definitely saving some lives, and letting a whole nation know that people care," wrote Dr. Moore.
Times Free Press staff photographer Allison Kwesell arrived in the Caribbean island nation of Haiti four days after a 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck the impoverished country on Jan. 12, killing thousands and severely injuring many more. In photographs and words, she has captured the destruction in Haiti and the relief efforts under way there and at hospitals in its neighboring country, the Dominican Republic. Through Ms. Kwesell's photos and stories, Times Free Press readers have an ...
Perla Trevizo joined the Chattanooga Times Free Press in 2007 and covers immigration/diversity issues and higher education. She holds a master's degree in newswire journalism from Universidad Rey Juan Carlos in Madrid, Spain, and a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Texas. In 2011 she participated in the Bringing Home the World international reporting fellowship program sponsored by the International Center for Journalists, producing a series on Guatemalan immigrants for which she ...


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University of Iowa
3:30 pm-4:45 pm
Lucas Dodge Room, 256 IMU
I. Call to Order
II. Approvals
A. Faculty Senate Minutes, March 4 (Attachment 1)
B. Faculty Senate Replacement (Attachment 2)
III. Reports
A. Board in Control of Athletics Annual Report, Nicholas Colangelo
B. Task Force on Undergraduate Arrest Rates, Judy Polumbaum
C. Elections Committee, Julie Thatcher
2002-2003 Faculty Senate (Attachment 3)
2003-2004 Faculty Council (Attachment 4)
IV. New Business
A. Policy on Intellectual Property, Bruce Wheaton (Attachment 4)
B. Committee on Committees, Margaret Raymond
2003-04 Committee Appointments (Attachment 5)
C. 2001-2002 Motion Summary, Margaret Raymond (Attachment 6)
V. Announcements
A. Regents Awards for Faculty Excellence, Jeff Cox
B. Michael J. Brody Awards, Jeff Cox
C. Concluding Remarks of the 2002-03 Faculty Senate President
VI. From the floor
VII. Adjournment
University of Iowa
2002-03 Senate Organizational Meeting
Tuesday, April 29, 2003
4:45 p.m.
Lucas Dodge Room, 256 IMU
I. Call to Order
II. Election of Officers, Julie Thatcher
Biographical statements from candidates for Vice-President and Secretary are attached.
III. Senate President Inaugural Address, Margaret Raymond
IV. Announcements
A. Election Results
B. 2003-04 Meeting Schedule (Attachment 1)
V. Adjournment

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It started out goot but ended bad, in the end not being a "FUD buster" but actually spreading FUD itself. Some reasons or questions:
- Java EE app servers "proven to be unhealthy to your IT environment" - by whom? All the reasoning following this statement (increased cost, increased complexity, ...) are pretty well-known today, yet I'd wait a couple of years to look back at things and see whether "lightweight" solutions to complex problems have been more straightforward. Overally, I've been dealing with quite some Spring projects inside tomcat containers, and, looking at the overall complexity, I hardly would say they're easier. Yes, maybe the container is more lightweight, but that's about it, and this "lightweightness" you pay by not having a real administration environment (that's where JBoss, Glassfish, WebLogic or even Geronimo definitely excel while "plain tomcat" or jetty virtually lack any meaningful administration tool or UI). That's not generally a bad thing, but it might be interesting to consider.
- Regarding "... most web applications do not require more than four or five of these technologies...": Well, could it be that eventually Java EE initially has been made to do more than just building simple web applications? Yes, if you're just out to do a straightforward web application without thinking too much about things, a Java EE application server might be oversized. So why not look at the problem and choose the right tool for the right purpose rather than doing tool-bashing?
- Regarding "When you use Java EE you are paying hefty license fees and jacked up infrastructure costs for features and complexity that you most likely don't need.": At first, you generally will have to make a price-vs.-feature decision, no matter which solution you buy. And then again, what keeps you from goin' with an open-source Java EE server platform and buy support for it if you need it? At the very least for Glassfish and JBoss this is possible pretty easily as far as I know.
- Regarding "Move away from Java EE - there is no such thing as a good lightweight Java EE app server; by definition, any and all Java EE-compliant servers are burdened by the weight of the same bloated committee designed standards.". I am tempted to say that this is utter nonsense, almost the typical anti-Java-EE-specification rant, and I generally consider any and all technical posts containing the term "bloated" to be sort of off-track as this is by no means unbiased or neutral, technical point of view. And it gives a rather bad name to the definition "lightweight". Doing a very simple comparison: Talking about Java EE, I easily can name at the very least five or six different server implementations supported by different vendors. About Spring, in example, usually being considered the forerunner of lightweight Java EE applications, I see one single "implementation" which in itself has no real specification and, apart from that, also supports a bunch of Java EE technologies. So goin' for Spring tc server for support, in example, am I not all of a sudden at the mercy of "SpringSource, a division of VMWare", having no second option because knowing that in this case it's a _product_ not a _technology_ I bet my fortune on? Don't get me wrong, I am not ranting against Spring, but I think the idea of being to quite some extent vendor-independent (sure it's not 100% or maybe not even 75% but it's still way more compared to other solutions) is the least worst thing about Java EE and something one should take into consideration when thinking about such decisions.
FUD. There are a number of excellent free open source Java EE application servers. JBoss has more market share than any other Java EE application server, and is the same price as Tomcat: free. Want support? Lots of free support in forums, or paid support for those who want it. Same with GlassFish. Other open source options include Resin and Geronimo.
As for jacked up infrastructure costs, maybe you are not aware that GlassFish loads only the features that your deployed applications use into memory. Don't use JMS? No JMS will be loaded. When you undeploy an application, features that are not used by other deployed applications are unloaded. I don't know for sure, but I think JBoss and Geronimo have similar features.
> for features and complexity that you most likely don't need.
FUD. Most non-trivial applications that run on Tomcat or Java EE application servers do need technologies such as RESTful and SOAP web services and the XML parsing & binding that goes with it, dependency injection (contextual or not), object relational mapping, transaction management, jdbc connection pooling, timers, mail, validation, servlets, web framework, security, and sometimes even legacy technologies such as RPC web services, JSP and JSTL.
Java EE users get this functionality out of the box, no integration required. Use only what you need. As your application matures, more technologies are at your fingertips including non Java EE things such as clustering & high availability. You don't have to use Java EE APIs all together -- you can drop in replacements for anything you want (such as a web framework) while still taking advantage of all the other pre-integrated technologies.
Tomcat users pick and choose a plethora of frameworks and libraries to solve each of these problems individually (aka Tomcat++), then have to deal with the complexities of integrating all of these technologies. No two developers make the same choices of frameworks and libraries, which causes a learning curve (expense) when hiring new employees.
> Using Java EE app servers is proven to be unhealthy for your IT environment. It increases cost and complexity and puts you on a operational treadmill, leaving very little time to actually run your business
FUD. Stop lying to yourself and everyone else. It is FAR more complex to select and integrate technologies neded by non-trivial applications than it is to use Java EE 6. Just as a junior developer and you'll see. Tomcat increases cost and complexity, puts you on an operational treadmil, and leaves very little time to actually run your business. Maintaining a Tomcat++ server is like maintaining your own Linux distribution and getting support from all the component vendors individually. Using a Java EE application server is like using a pre-integrated Linux distribution where all your support needs (including upgrades) can be provided by one vendor, if and when necessary, and for free if you use an open source product.
Oh this is shuc BS! Another fake I'm all open source framework maker, that really just gives his crap for free just so that he can tie you in and fork your money later on the "enterprise" version. Alfresco does that too, and I've gotta say, after working for month with both these magical pieces of software (Alfresco 3.3 Labs and Mule ESB 2.X) I gotta say they're a crappy bre alpha junk, made with one purpose in mind, to be attached to some crocky marketing campaign and get some money of some idiots (like the company I work for).
You know, all the things this guy sais are bad about non tomcat App servers can just as easily be applied to Mule USB. Vendor lock in? Check. Even tho the POS uses CXF (2.2.1 I think) & Spring (2.5.6( under the hood, you gotta use it's own fashion of doing things, CXF endpoints are no longer declared as CXF endpoints, and the standard Spring bean context is replaced by mule's own crap.
Unreliable, check again, I've encountered so many bugs in Mule ESB, i think it aged me 3 years in 3 months. And what's funny is that for a good part of these bugs the answer from Mule is either, "yeah we know of it but we won't fix it" or "wait for a new version and check then". I spent days mixing and matching Mule ESB versions with Spring CXF and other libraries/frameworks, to get the mule server to start.
And about Tomcat, I don't love it or hate it much, but the junk this dude is trying to sell, while adressing developers as well, is quite lame. Sorry sir, the sales dept. is down the hollway, try there. Jboss is just as free and lightweight as Tomcat, and I know for sure, after many many tests that JBoss 4.2.3 has all the facilities of TC 6 (heck it uses TC engine under the hood), and it's faster then TC, doesn't have many of it's bugs (like hot deployment with Struts 1.3 apps). So leave it alone , ok.
@And Bod
I agree completely on all your statements.
I'm working on Mule since 18 months. I know well its source code and I've done a lot of extensions for it. Mule has a lot of bugs, i had to rewrite transaction code because it doesnt work as expected, it doesnt use Spring Transaction. I had to rewrite the jms code to make it work with websphere. I had to rewrite the servlet code too, because, and it's really really funny, Mule 2.2.1 is not compatible with Tomcat. Yes, the same Tomcat that they try to support. (Tomcat lowercases all http headers, and Mule didnt expect that before Mule3, how it is possible to not have seen it ? no tests ? WTF).
Another thing, the source code quality is crap. Really. Those guys dont know SOLID, pmd, checkstyle, or unit test, and dont even test it. They like 1000 lines code methods. IMO, the worst code i have ever seen.
They use Spring. Yes. But i think they should have understood it before. "the standard Spring bean context is replaced by mule's own crap" +1.
What about maven dependencies ? => Jar Hell. They dont know maven as well.
Seriously Mule guys, move on, and use Spring Integration insteed. I needed 1 year to understand Mule, and 2 days for Spring integration. Just facts.
Ah. So many strong opinions. I'm sure you all realise that we're just talking about application servers here, right? Use whichever one suits your needs and quit dissing the ones that -- for whatever reason -- don't. They all have their merits and weaknesses. I have to say that I don't care about your (plural, author and moaning commenters) opinion any more than I care about your arseholes. I know you have one of each, but keep them to yourselves unless in a constructive context.
Word. I agree. Problem however being things like this to go on forever, and personally, the same way I am annoyed by people goin' for FUD in terms of marketing, I am even more annoyed by those replying to FUD with other FUD. What the ...? At the very least, talking about "bloat", that's a word which, as a Java developer, am used to hear at least once per week talking to my fellows using Ruby(Rails) or Perl or something like that. It's just pointless. From a technical point of view I enjoy reading disputes regarding feature sets and the question which platform / environment / whatever suits best a given use case, but it should be somewhat neutral and unbiased - bashing people, projects, products doesn't get anyone anywhere...
Just my $0.02 / a**h**e, of course... ;)
Look at open-source web applications. Most popular of them (OSCommerce, WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Wikipedia) were written in PHP.
I'm a Java developer and I'm not a PHP fan, but I think that Java EE application servers are too complex - in most cases a server like Tomcat is all we need!
I think there's a difference in between "Java EE" and "expensive Java EE servers". I also remember a time when people were mindlessly and head-first running to purchase WebSphere licenses (yes, it had to be the most expensive thing they could find these days) just to run applications for which a simple tomcat or another servlet container would have been totally sufficient. Then again: What's the point, at least from a cost-side point of view? Glassfish is free-of-charge and Java EE 6. Geronimo is free-of-charge and at least certified for Java EE 5. JOnAS is free-of-charge, not even company-backed, and at least Java EE 5 certified. JBoss is free-of-charge, also at the very least Java EE 5 certified, and at least same as widespread in use as tomcat. I really, honestly don't see how "tomcat-is-free-of-charge" is a good argument against Java EE.
Really, I don't at all want to offend tomcat or tomcat users. But then again, what's the point in spending energy and development time, using something like Spring and a bunch of third-party dependencies in order to, after all, turn tomcat into something it never was intended to be - an application server virtually same as complex as a Java EE application server, yet way less maintainable and way less easier to explain to someone else because the amount of custom logic introduced eventually is way bigger? My opinion on that, here, is pretty simple:
- Use tomcat or jetty whenever Java EE web tier (Servlets, JSPs, ...) is all you need.
- Use an application server (be that Spring DM server or some Java EE server) whenever you need more, including multiple-tier applications, container managed persistence, transaction support and the like.
- Buy support for your server the way your business needs it. If this requires buying a license or not is something definitely not determined by technical reasons but in most cases, at least as I have seen so far, by political decisions ("we don't run open-source"). Glassfish or Geronimo communities, in example, are same as helpful as the (rather friendly indeed) tomcat folks - but altogether it won't help you much if you need a response immediately and timeframes are short.
One final note: I always will remember the SOAP vs. CORBA dispute when SOAP came up. I will always remember how, these days, SOAP advocates were bashing at CORBA for being "complex, over-specified and bloated". A few years later, I see that as soon as you want to use SOAP on a functionality, performance and security level on par with CORBA, it also is _not simple_ anymore. As soon as you start messing with WS-* in example, SOAP also stops being fun, and you suddenly are to face the fact that complex problems (in case of CORBA: secure and reliable distributed communication at a decent performance level) will dictate a certain complexity to the solution as well. In terms of Java EE vs. tomcat, I see the same problem: Whenever you start doing anything more than writing simple, straightforward web applications, you will have to deal with application architecture and structuring. Java EE contains a whole load of support for this, as the overall architecture of Java EE has made up by specification commitees formed by people who rather well know these issues in theory and everyday work. So why to bash these technologies and re-invent the wheel rather than adopting them and see how far they get one?
So tell me Irek, how many frameworks and libraries does your Tomcat application use? How many of those frameworks and libraries have equivalent Java EE standard APIs? How many of those frameworks and libraries offer developers the choice between using proprietary APIs or Java EE APIs? For example, Hibernate offers JPA 2.0 APIs, and CXF offers JAX-WS and JAX-RS APIs. I think you will find that all you are doing is re-creating a home brew Java EE application server, and maintaining the integrations & upgrades manually adding unecessary complexity to your project.
Java EE 6 platform provides a "pruned" web profile with the RI (Glassfish V3). This is closer to a "lightweight" solution that everyone in the Java EE space seems to be looking for recently.
I have been using JBoss since 3.2.x. It's open source and free. Same as Apache Tomcat. Same servlet container plus an EJB container that provides added value services like dependency injection, security, transactions, pooling, threading, etc. You also get a jmx-console to manage MBeans as well as a web console. And Tomcat does abide by some of the same JSRs that Java EE servers implement (e.g. Servlet 3.0 for Tomcat 7).
In many cases, projects that don't use EJB select Tomcat, but I'm not sure there is really any significant advantage in choosing Tomcat over JBoss AS 5, for example. They're both free, open source, production quality and cluster-ready servers (one for WARs and the other for WARs and EARs).
I didn't know Mule ESB was a bad product, it's supposed to be very popular...


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There is a focus on the unique skills required to blend ink, politics and satire. The pen of a cartoonist working on a high-circulation metropolitan daily can be a devastating weapon that pricks pomposity in the powerful and evokes sympathy for the exploited and down trodden. Barrow also bravely gives key parliamentary players the opportunity to respond to their artistic critics. Against the pressure of deadlines, a cartoonists work requires nerves of steel, a tough hide and a certain kind of attitude and mentality to consistently produce provocative, exciting and entertaining work, every day, every week, for years.


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u hope? lol stop hoping cus thats real
Maybe ill make a FC with some naruto girls in xD
But i dont know who :D
u dont know? i heard u have a thing for ten ten
I meant two girls..
i know so ten ten is one and you pick the other one.how about your cousin?
Ino with someone else..
ehhh ino......
Yeay a sasuke Fc and naruto -__-
Ino and Temari?
Neh to much blonde
Ino and Hinata?
... just no
Ino and Sakura..?
Ino and tenten.
Tch i dont know
i get it... u have something for ino! lol ino and tayuya?Oo
Eww for tayuya
She can transform
ohhh? i find that rather interesting. say neji arent we
right now?lol
No, its still about an FC you know..
m true!*pats neji on the head* ure so smart!
Yeh thats right!
Originally Posted by ByaNeKuJiGan
Yeh thats right!
>_> u did it again. lol that reminds me of that britney spears song.
What did i do?
making be unable to give a reply lol
.. double post?
naruto and sasuke uuuuuu :mad:
Originally Posted by asuma sempai
naruto and sasuke uuuuuu :mad:
If you dont like (like me) Make a InoXSakura fanclub then
Originally Posted by ByaNeKuJiGan
If you dont like (like me) Make a InoXSakura fanclub then
for someone who doesnt like it u sure spent a lot of time on this thread lol. so u made a inoxsakura fc? can i join?
No, i didnt made any FC's '
Originally Posted by Uchiha Sasuke.
Yeay a sasuke Fc and naruto -__-
ya like it? and Neji, dude since ya don't like the Fc stop posting (no offence i just don't post on FCs or FFs or whatever that i don't like)
Oh, so its forbidden for me to chat with a friend here?
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Investigators said she walked into Erin's school office and was told she was not authorized to take him, but somehow found a way to get inside and take him from the cafeteria.
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The FBI is claiming a major success after co-ordinating the arrest of alleged email hackers-for-hire in the US, Romania, India and China. Those behind bars are alleged to have been responsible for compromising nearly 9,000 email accounts between them in cases dating back to 2011. The Feds said they cuffed Mark Anthony Townsend …
needapassword.com & hiretohack.net?
Nothing like putting a flashing neon "ARREST ME" sign on the global internet...
Yeah, but the spammers were there first
Not sure if these particular sociopathic scumbags started their careers as spammers, but I think that most of them start there. I even lost an old friend that way. It isn't exactly the moral equivalent of a gateway drug, but similar. Some people actually are conned into becoming spammers or accomplices of spammers...
Ergo, I'll repeat that I think we should go more aggressively after the business models of the spammers. Reactive filtering is obviously something the spammers can live with, but if we cut off their money, most of them would crawl under less visible rocks.
I think the large email providers should provide some interactive crowd-based tools so that wannabe spam fighters could at least help with the targeting against the spammers' infrastructure. In addition, we should pursue ALL of the spammers' accomplices and try to protect ALL of the spammers' victims, mostly from their own gullibility and stupidity. Yeah, the suckers lose the money to the spammers, but the rest of us lose even more. The spammers are destroying the value of email for everyone and utterly wasting vast amounts of OTHER people's valuable time and attention. Worth mentioning that many of the victims are also innocent corporations whose valuable reputations are exploited by spammers in their desperate search for credibility.
100's of email accts compromised? Where are the Target - Michaels - Nieman Marcus perpetrators?
Looks like the big cases are too hard.
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"The unlawfulness of the defendant's decision on which the appellants argued in their appeal was not detected by the court," stated the verdict of the Supreme Court, as quoted by SITA, adding that the original decision of the court contained all the required elements, without formal and logical gaps, and it was properly reasoned and based on well-ascertained facts on the tender.
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The companies — Kone and Otis Elevator Co. — allege the county wrote its bid specifications to exclude their companies. But county officials said Kone — which has held the county contract for 10 years — had the opportunity to meet the bid requirements and chose not to.
The contract is worth $821,747 over 10 years and covers the maintenance of 23 county elevators.
The three companies were the only bidders on the contract, but the county said Kone Inc. and Otis did not meet bid specifications. The losing companies have written to the county to challenge the award.
Alan Knowles, superintendent of support services, and Purchasing Director Gail Roppo said the county gave all bidders an equal chance.
In a letter to Roppo, Kone branch manager Barry Lambert said Kone's bid was lower than ThyssenKrupp's and would have saved the county $189,786.
On March 16, before county commissioners awarded the contract, Lambert told them that he felt Kone and other companies had been excluded.
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"The way I viewed it, it was written to eliminate certain parties," Donner said. "It was written for certain-sized companies."
The new contract specifically requires the company to have an office in Chattanooga.
Roppo and Knowles said the bids were not written to favor anyone. Knowles said Kone has two technicians in the area, but it does not have an office in the city.
"We didn't rule them out because they could've made a decision to open an office [here]," Roppo said.
Otis has an office, but Roppo said the company was disqualified because it failed to meet another mandatory requirement related to parts inventory.
Knowles said the county has learned over the years that it's important for an elevator company to have a local office.
"Having a physical organization and supervision in town day to day just has a huge impact in everything regarding the maintenance service and diminishing the delays," Knowles said.
Robert Dieter, owner of Florida-based Dieter Consulting Services, which helped the county write the bid specs, said it's Kone's and Otis' fault that they did not receive the contract. Dieter said it is clear that the job requires local supervision.
"If [Kone] had done everything they could have and should have, the outcome might've been different," Dieter said.
Michael Boerner, a branch manager for ThyssenKrupp, said the county awarded the contract to his company because it has a local office.
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President Obama's belated description on Monday of the United States' engagement in Libya did not — because it could not — say how the intervention to aid Libyan rebels will end. With the mercurial dictator Moammar Gadhafi clinging to power through the stronger arsenal of his military, the outcome simply remains unknown. Nor would his address have satisfied critics on both sides — those who think he should have done nothing at all, and those who believe the United States and the United Nations are doing too little to help the Libyan rebels oust Gadhafi. But the president did make a cogent and reasonable case for the military action in Libya, explaining both the rationale of the U.S. role under the approval of the United Nations, and the course ahead under the leadership, beginning today, of a NATO commander.
The slower-than-anticipated shift to NATO leadership may explain why Obama delayed his public address on the Libyan intervention so long, but it doesn't excuse his tardiness. He should have briefed the nation on his policy sooner; he was wrong to wait so long.
He accurately noted, however, that if the United States and its allies had waited one day longer before establishing a no-fly zone in Libya and taking action to protect its civilians, Gadhafi's vengeful military would have launched a massacre in the city of Benghazi, Libya's second largest city. Such a slaughter — Gadhafi had promised to show "no mercy" in what he said would be a house-to-house cleansing of the rebels and their supporters — would have stained the United Nation's conscience; reinforced the fragile regimes of other Arab despots who are under pressure to step down; and jeopardized the tentative governmental reforms now proceeding in Libya's neighbors, Egypt and Tunisia.
Another day's delay also would have undermined the credibility of the United Nations and the civil and human rights mandate that it recognized to protect Libyan civilians. With so much hanging in the balance, Obama said the United States, a half-dozen European NATO allies and two Arab governments correctly responded to the Libyan rebels' pleas to establish a no-fly zone and to restrict the ability of the Libyan military to operate.
The result has been dramatic. After being forced out of towns they had initially taken on the way west to Tripoli, the rebels have retaken two key oil-refinery towns and are now attempting another assault on the key junction town of Sirte. Under NATO's newly designated commander, Lt. Gen. Charles Bouchard of Canada, the organization's air campaign will continue to keep Libyan jets on the ground and to pummel the Libyan artillery and tank units that are whipping the rebels.
Without the United Nation's move to suppress the Libyan military, it seems clear that the rebels would be defeated and slaughtered. Even so, it is not at all certain that the rebels can dislodge Gadhafi or defeat his military. That suggests the dilemma that the United Nations, and the Libyan revolutionaries, must now face. One question left unanswered is how the United Nations will determine whether, and when, it is authorized to fire on Libyan military strongholds if the military is not actively attacking or threatening civilian centers.
Obama has rightly declared, moreover, that the United States, already entangled in Iraq and Afghanistan, would not put troops on the ground in Libya or play more than a supporting role in U.N.-NATO operations. Libyan rebels themselves, he fairly asserted, must do the fighting that is necessary to claim their freedom to remake their government.
Obama also broadly suggested why the United States and other United Nations leaders have not offered support for reform-minded demonstrators in other nations. Though he did not specifically mention the popular protest movements in Bahrain, Yemen, Syria and Jordan or the scores of victims killed by the regimes in the first three countries, he explained that a range of circumstances dictate how and when United Nations intervention is feasible and warranted.
Fair or not, there is, in fact, an argument to be made that the political, military, geographic and economic threshold for intervention makes it reasonable in some cases, but not in others. The case for intervention in Libya, a desert land with a mainly coastal population situated between Tunisia and Egypt, is decidedly different in most respects from, say, Syria, which also has a powerful ally in Iran.
The chief problem for NATO and the United Nations in Libya is how to dislodge Gadhafi quickly enough to avoid a lingering military stalemate. Though Obama didn't say so, the United States is reportedly putting a powerful aerial armada at work to batter the Libya military and its communications systems, while simultaneously conducting a psychological campaign to demoralize its soldiers and persuade them to desert Gadhafi.
Given Gadhafi's long treachery in supporting terrorism, murdering Americans on the Pan-Am jet blown up over Scotland and suppressing his own people, it's hard to fault any aspect of the U.S. role to help Libya's rebels. Obama's off-stage diplomatic effort to organize the U.N.-sanctioned intervention is also noteworthy. If the president did as well in informing the Congress and the American public about his policy, he would find more support.
This editorial makes a case for Gadhafi to go based on behavior decades old and apparently presumes that the rebels represent better government for Libya,a presumption without basis.
While Gadhafi should have been shown the door in the 1980s, in recent years he has been a useful autocratic tool of the West. His threats to show no mercy only came after a full scale military revolt emerged against him. To intervene on behalf of a revolutionary force determined to overthrow a government cannot be justified by US, French, and British manipulation of the UN.
This is the hegemonic militaristic behavior that has helped reduce America's reputation to the current low state. This is the type of irresponsible economic expendature that has put the US at risk of economic collapse.
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- Series: Coverking Spacer Mesh
- Material: Spacer Mesh
- Location: Front Row
- Design: 2-tone
- Color/Finish: Gray with Black sides
- Product Fit: Direct Fit
- Quantity Sold: Set
- Seat Type: 40/20/40
- Anticipated Ship Out Time: 15-16 business days
- Notes: Without Power Drivers Seat; With Built-In Headrest; Without Built-In Shoulder Belt; With Folding Console; Without Lumbar
- Position: Front
- Warranty: Coverking 1-year limited warranty