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#155 closed task (fixed)
Improve SMS DBus API
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We need a way to convey more information about the SMS. SMS in PDU mode have headers with different information like multipart SMS support or addressing of SMS (like ports in UDP) and we need a way to convey that information via dbus.
Change History (5)
comment:1 Changed 6 years ago by daniel
- Status changed from new to assigned
Preliminary support for this is in the framework and I've already successfully sent a concatenated short message, but there's still work to do (like giving the messaging application a way to check if the current message still fits into one SMS).
comment:2 Changed 6 years ago by daniel
- Milestone changed from milestone4 to milestone5
This needs to be done in MS5.
comment:3 Changed 6 years ago by daniel
- Milestone changed from milestone5 to milestone6
- Summary changed from Implement Multipart SMS support (aka improve SMS DBus API) to Improve SMS DBus API
Multipart SMS should be working, but there's still more properties that should be added.
comment:4 Changed 6 years ago by daniel
- Component changed from framework/ogsmd to framework/ogsmd/sms
comment:5 Changed 6 years ago by daniel
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from accepted to closed
Okay, this is both fixed in the code as well as updated in http://docs.freesmartphone.org/


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● Post Doctoral 2010 Virus-Host Interactions
á áMount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, NY
Despite significant advances in biomedicine, emerging viruses threaten human and animal health and economic growth, often with severe impact in regions of inadequate public health infrastructure.á Highly pathogenic avian influenza A (HPAI) viruses of the H5N1 subtype can cross the species barrier from birds into humans, causing severe pulmonary disease characterized by pneumonia and high levels of pro-inflammatory cytokines and chemokines ("cytokine storm").á Our research is focused on interactions of the HPAI viral polymerase complex (PB1, PB2, and PA) with a network of human proteins.á We are using functional genomics (RNA interference, network biology, proteomics, and next-generation sequencing technologies) to understand mechanisms by which host RNA binding proteins, including DEAD-box RNA helicase DDX17, regulate syntheses of viral RNA in human cells.á RNA binding proteins also appear to control generation of immunostimulatory viral RNA pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs) that in turn activate innate immune induction of type I interferons (IFN-β/α) and pro-inflammatory cytokines in influenza, HIV, and other human infections. á á
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1. ááá Brunsman, E.M., R. Sutton, E. Bortz, S. Kirkpatrick, K. Midelfort, J. Williams, P. Smith, M.E. McHenry, S.A. Majetich, J.O. Artman, M. DeGraef, S.W. Staley. 1994. Magnetic properties of carbon-coated, ferromagnetic nanoparticles produced by a carbon-arc method. J. Applied Physics 75: 5882-84.á
2. ááá Kim, J., E. Bortz, H. Zhong, T. Leeuw, E. Leberer, A.K. Vershon, J.P. Hirsch. 2000. Localization and signaling of Gα subunit and Ste4p is controlled by a-factor receptor and the a-specific protein Asg7p. Mol. Cell. Biology 20: 8826-35. [PMC86527]
3. ááá Symensma, T.L., D. Martinez-Guzman, Q. Jia, E. Bortz, T.T. Wu, N. Rudra-Ganguly, S. Cole, H. Herschman, R. Sun. 2003. COX-2 induction during murine gammaherpesvirus 68 infection leads to enhancement of viral gene expression. J. Virology 77(23): 12753-63.á [PMC262602]
4. ááá Bortz, E., J.P. Whitelegge, Q. Jia, Z.H. Zhou, T.T. Wu, R. Sun. 2003. Identification of proteins associated with murine gammaherpesvirus-68 virions. áJ. Virology 77(24): 13425-32.á [PMC296060]
5. Jia, Q., V. Chernishof, E. Bortz, I. Mchardy, T.T. Wu, H.I. Liao, R. Sun. 2005. Murine gammaherpesvirus 68 open reading frame 45 plays an essential role during the immediate-early phase of viral replication. J. Virology 79(8): 5219-41.á [PMC1069521]
6. ááá Bortz, E., L. Wang, Q. Jia, T.T. Wu, J.P. Whitelegge, H. Deng, Z.H. Zhou, R. Sun. 2007. Murine γ-herpesvirus-68 ORF52 encodes a tegument protein required for virion morphogenesis in the cytoplasm. J. Virology 81(18): 10137-50.á [PMC2045416]á
7. ááá Dai, W., Q. Jia, E. Bortz, S. Shah, J. Liu, I. Atanasov, X. Li, K.A. Taylor, R. Sun R, Z.H. Zhou. Unique structures in a tumor herpesvirus revealed by cryo-electron tomography and microscopy. 2008. J. Structural Biol. 161(3): 428-38.á [PMC2714863]
8. ááá Bortz, E., L. Westera, J. Maamary, J. Steel, R.A. Albrecht, B. Manicassamy, G. Chase, L. MartÝnez-Sobrido, M. Schwemmle, A. Garcia-Sastre. 2011. Host- and Strain-Specific Regulation of Influenza Virus Polymerase Activity by Interacting Cellular Proteins. mBio 2(4):e00151-1.á [PMC3157893]ááá á
9. ááá Bortz, E. and A. Garcia-Sastre. 2011. Predicting the pathogenesis of influenza from genomic response: a step toward early diagnosis. Genome Medicine 3(10):67. [PMC3239229]á
10. á Wang,, L., H. Guo, N. Reyes, S. Lee, E. Bortz, F. Guo, R. Sun, L. Tong, H. Deng. 2012. Distinct Domains in ORF52 Tegument Protein Mediate Essential Functions in Murine Gammaherpesvirus 68 Virion Tegumentation and Secondary Envelopment. J. Virology 86(3):1348-57. [PMC3264335]


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Fuck that description. This girl CAN DANCE ON MY COCK ANYTIME.
her name August 5, 2013
her name is "Kiki Kandy" no one knows her real name. and if you don't believe me ,look her up, and check out her tattoo on the right side of her hip. there is no technical corolation between these video's and Kiki's stuff but you can tell by the same nipple color ass... and tat... it kinda adds up... btw she is fucking hot... but for anyone who was wondering... here you go!
damn... October 28, 2010
it is like watching a cucumber dancing
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i can't find the name of the song? any ideas? thanks she is very very hot
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Does anyone know the name of the song at the end of the video?
That One Guy December 10, 2010
hahah It does look like she's waving at a smelly fart hahaha man that is so hilarious. Dancing, it is suppose to make sense but I believe how ever the music makes you dance should be and is considered dancing regardless what others because it is how you feel the groove!! You Dig?
Bobby0_0 October 4, 2010
music is called tecktonik thats the right moves for that dance =]
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omg October 3, 2010
die alte kann echt nicht tanzen die sollte mal zur tanzschule gehen
pit October 2, 2010
but she can do other nice things :)
ti December 27, 2010
RAVER CRO December 28, 2010
Song name : tecktonik - thats the right moves for that dance
Brainhit August 1, 2011
tanzen kann das viech halt garned, ficken wuerd ich se trotzdem
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So she's not a pro dancer. WGAF? She can dance up and down on my throbbing dick anytime!
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2jizornot2jiz August 2, 2011
rachel thats her name
gingerlicker August 21, 2011
thats it just rachel? thats gunna narrow the search down a lot
wooper September 14, 2011
First thought: Damn thats a messy room. Second thought: Damn she's pretty. Third thought; Not a good dancer but who cares. Result: Came at 3.40.
Gaffer September 11, 2011
auf jeden Fall macht ihr Tanz Lust auf mehr ...
hhmmmms August 28, 2011
she could have at least cleaned her fuckin room before turnin the camera on....
just guessing June 9, 2011
but if there was any girl in your local club dancing like this, you wouldnt tell shes a bad dancer ;)
funny1 May 29, 2011
lol so true, when she bends over then wiggles her but it then looks like she wipes a fart away! looool. haha but my god u dont get better tits than that. luv the haircut too shes gorjus.
SHELLY, CLEAN YOUR ROOM February 20, 2011
Damn girl, clean your room already!!!
P Diddy February 16, 2011
Clint sounds like her father lawl.
Clint February 2, 2011
Tidy your room and maybe we can uncover a bed. Cute girl needs company to watch her perform
cliff February 21, 2011
Jubilee March 22, 2011
clean your room, dude.
meh May 5, 2011
I want those 4 minutes 20 seconds back of my life. Tidy your room too its a fecking mess
jc April 24, 2011
damn this girl is soooo hot!
gingers October 2, 2010
seductive noodle is all i think when i see this
s October 2, 2010
damn this hot
senegei May 4, 2012
the playlist please
climax April 11, 2012
Pretty girl, long legs, beautiful breast, so arousing....
ralfi March 30, 2012
playlist pls
Cpt. Awesome June 13, 2012
I liked the part where she wiggled her hips
lol August 28, 2012
so hooootttttttttt that girl!!! i like fuck him!!!
nono October 1, 2012
Now that you have limbered up get on the bed and lets fuck
oter September 5, 2012
what song is at the end ???
ROCK January 29, 2012
What a mess in her room
Tonyka54 January 15, 2012
Great red hair & peaches & cream skin, which we got a lovely long look at.
Bob October 24, 2011
stop dancing and finger yourself
GINGA4LIFE October 22, 2011
little alien October 9, 2011
eatalotapuss November 10, 2011
it looks like she can dance or at least its good enough for me lol
lolwah November 18, 2011
hmm cant dance but she almost looks like shes coming down, prolly can dance when shes rollin
Homer December 27, 2011
Da bin ich nur hier um mir einen zu wichsen und finde so ein geiles Lied
Ozzwepay December 27, 2011
Not bad looking but my god that music is awful
gato November 20, 2012
i want to lick her but every day
John December 8, 2012
Well, at least the title was telling the truth.
myself October 2, 2010
tune is christopher dallo -destination calabriai it just samples the drunkenmunky version which is the mix that made this song famous
hard. October 2, 2010
I'd let her ride my cock
M October 2, 2010
LOL it's true she can't dance. I saw her do exactly the same moves on another video. But she's so cute it doesn't matter!
lulwut October 2, 2010
yeah, she sure cant dance ; )
You're right October 2, 2010
Okay so she can't dance but god damn she can sit on my lap whenever she wants.
sdsd September 23, 2011
phil g October 2, 2010
I think she can dance, I also think she can suck cock and take it up the shitter.
igor October 2, 2010
song name?
poo-pants October 2, 2010
Looks like she's wafting away a smelly fart at times!
duder May 26, 2013
true she really CUNT fucking dance ! hahahaha but she has nice tits...
hhh April 19, 2013
de espalda parece hombre =)
MrJizz February 1, 2013
Got my cock out few times to this video. Thanks for sharing.
LARS December 2, 2013
Amazing girl. Very sexy and attractive.
nintendoguy May 6, 2014
She has another http://www.youporn.com/watch/476459/amateur-dances-and-shows-tits-and-pussy-for-ex-bf/?from=favorites
hobbit October 2, 2010
gingers are awesome and have nice nips
Kind Person May 28, 2014
Hey that wasn't a bad dance - super hot!
jimbo October 2, 2010
@M link to the other video?
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An easy question, yet MAP Pharma execs refused to answer!
Tang's question was brilliant. The narrative MAP Pharma was pushing Tuesday (and admittedly, quite effectively) was that FDA's lingering Levadex concerns were minor and easily fixed. If that's true, the complete response letter was more than likely relatively short -- a few pages, give or take.
Why, then, wouldn't MAP Pharma disclose the number of pages in the complete response letter? If the FDA's letter was actually quite long and detailed, it goes against the "no worries" message the company was trying to push across to investors.
Ron56 emails, "Your questions to MAP were overly aggressive and smacked of unprofessionalism. It sounded like you were doing the bidding of the shorts.""Biotech Toreador" writes, "Excellent questions! Glad to see real questions not asked by sycophants depending on banking handouts." I can't please everyone, apparently. Paul B. asks, "When do you think Levadex can be FDA approved now?" It's hard to nail down a timeline but here's a guess: MAP Pharma first needs to meet with FDA to discuss the Levadex rejection. Let's say that meeting occurs in late May or June. If all goes well, MAP Pharma resubmits in July or August after which the FDA takes six months to review the new data, which pushes the next approval decision date to January or February 2013. Broadly speaking, under the most ideal situation, Levadex's launch is delayed by a year from the second quarter 2012 to the second quarter 2013. Color me skeptical. I'm still not convinced FDA is as sanguine about Levadex as MAP Pharma wants us to believe. The usability issues surrounding the inhaler could still trip up and significantly delay approval -- specifically, concerns about what happens to patients who may inadvertently take more than a single dose at one time. Charles T. emails, " Affymax (AFFY) gets approved but the stock trades down. Is this the normal reaction? What am I missing?" Of the FDA decisions this week, Affymax's Omontys was the most likely to be approved, so you're definitely seeing some sell-on-the-news following Tuesday's mid-day approval announcement. At $12 per share, Affymax's market value has doubled this year.
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The movie I have been waiting months for
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Finally got to see it last night. Underworld Evolution delivers as a sequel. You have to like the genre which I do. Kate is amazing. The fight scenes are amazing. There is something oddly appealing about a woman in all black leather with a gun and vampire teeth. No big moralistic tale or deeper meanings (that I bothered to pay attention to), just rocking good versus evil entertainment. Well done.
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Forever Guantánamo
Perhaps the most controversial issue is whether "aggressive interrogation techniques," as the administration prefers to call what many would describe as torture, have in fact prevented terrorist attacks. Members of the administration, and some journalists, assert that they have. "The CIA could point to a string of successes and dozens of plots that were rolled up because of coercive interrogation techniques," the Washington journalist Ronald Kessler asserts in The Terrorist Watch: Inside the Desperate Race to Stop the Next Attack.
But specific details in such accounts about plots that have been thwarted through such methods have been thin, if not entirely lacking. For example, Kessler cites the case of Abu Zubaydah, a close associate of Osama bin Laden who is one of the two detainees subjected to severe interrogation techniques in sessions recorded on videotapes which were destroyed by the CIA in 2005. "If it had not been for coercive interrogation techniques used on Abu Zubaydah, CIA officials suggest, the second wave of attacks might have occurred and KSM [Khalid Sheik Mohammed] could be free and planning more attacks," he writes (italics added). This sharply qualified justification for torture is far from the definitive assertion in a recent Wall Street Journal editorial that "we know that the waterboarding of Abu Zubaydah led to the capture of KSM, and to the foiling of an active terrorist plot against the United States"(italics added).5
A quite different, and fuller, account of Abu Zubaydah's interrogation is provided in The One Percent Doctrine by Ron Suskind, another Washington-based journalist. When Abu Zubaydah was captured in March 2002, after being shot during a rooftop chase in Faisalabad, Pakistan, Bush, Cheney, and Rice all declared, and repeatedly, that Zubaydah was al-Qaeda's chief of operations, the number-three man in the organization. But as Suskind writes, one of the most knowledgeable al-Qaeda experts in the FBI, Dan Coleman, had studied Zubaydah's diaries and determined that this conclusion is unsupported and that "this guy is insane, certifiable, split personality." Similarly, a CIA official had also found that "the guy had psychological issues." Both these intelligence experts decided that Zubaydah's position in al-Qaeda was not very important. He was more like a travel agent, they suggested, arranging travel for the wives and kids of al-Qaeda operatives.
Still, Zubaydah was waterboarded (as Hayden admitted in his recent testimony), bombarded with loud noise and light, and, according to Suskind and subsequent newspaper accounts, he was denied the pain-relief medication he needed for the injuries sustained in his capture.6 None of this is mentioned by Kessler. Under such pressure, Abu Zubaydah told his interrogators that al-Qaeda was targeting shopping mails, banks, supermarkets, water systems, nuclear plants, and apartment buildings. Federal and local police were sent to investigate the plots he confessed to. They came up with nothing.
I asked a top FBI official recently if any plots had been thwarted by what had been learned from Abu Zubaydah or any other detainee. "Not to my knowledge," he said. A senior intelligence official from one of America's closest allies had the same response when I talked with him. The interrogations of Zubaydah and other al-Qaeda members provided a better understanding of the al-Qaeda structure and network, he told me, but they didn't directly stop any attacks. He also noted that after six months, at most, a detainee loses just about all intelligence value. By that time, every terrorist he might have named has gone underground, and any plots that might have been in planning will have been scuttled.
Could the same information have been extracted from Khalid Sheik Mohammed, Abu Zubaydah, and the others without torture? The FBI agents I have talked to say yes, that the agency does not resort to physical abuse to gain information. The important thing is to build a rapport with the suspect, FBI agents say. And every one of them has a weakness—money, gain, sex, megalomania.7
Indeed, according to the Los Angeles Times and The Washington Post, Khalid Sheik Mohammed and the five other alleged terrorists recently charged will be reinterrogated by the FBI, without coercive methods. The point of this is to reconstruct in a "clean" manner the information obtained from the earlier coercive CIA interrogations so as to provide evidence that can be admitted in court.8 There is still the large problem, of course, that the men may have already become fearful of further torture if they don't cooperate.
Even Kessler acknowledges that the FBI can gain information without torture. The agent interrogating Abu Zubaydah told him that the FBI knew that Khalid Sheik Mohammed was the mastermind of the September 11 attacks. "How did you know he was the mastermind?" Abu Zubaydah replied. The agent didn't know at the time. It was a ruse that worked. "He tricked him," the agent told Kessler.
One thing Kessler and Suskind agree on is that Zubaydah gave his CIA interrogators the name of Jose Padilla, and that Padilla had been ordered by al-Qaeda to detonate a "dirty bomb" in the United States. If this were true, then it could be said that a plot was stopped through harsh interrogations: Padilla was arrested in May 2002, as he stepped off a plane in Chicago. Then Attorney General John Ashcroft interrupted a trip to Moscow to announce triumphantly to the world: "We have disrupted an unfolding terrorist plot to attack the United States by exploding a radioactive 'dirty bomb.'"
But the case fell apart. Padilla was charged neither with a plot to detonate a dirty bomb nor with any plan to carry out a terrorist attack in the United States. As an American citizen, he was tried in a federal court and convicted of "conspiracy" to participate in Islamic wars overseas, and of providing financial support to terrorists, who the government said had fought in countries such as Chechnya and Bosnia. He was never charged with plotting to carry out any attacks in the United States. The government asked for a sentence of thirty years to life. In January 2008 he was sentenced to seventeen years in prison. Padilla's accomplice, according to the US government, was Binyam Mohamed, a tall, lanky Ethiopian who ended up at Guantánamo. He became one of Clive Stafford Smith's clients, and a good portion of Stafford Smith's Eight O'Clock Ferry to the Windward Side is devoted to his case.
Binyam Mohamed had lived in the United States for a few years as an adolescent and later became a British resident. He was picked up in Pakistan in April 2002, when he was seized by immigration authorities at the Karachi airport with a false passport. He said his own passport had been stolen, and he had been given one by a British friend. He had gone to Afghanistan in mid-2001, he said, to cure his drug addiction—the Taliban had a strict anti–drug use policy (though they cultivated poppy seeds for export). American officials say he trained at several al-Qaeda camps in Afghanistan, and he was eventually charged in November 2005 with conspiracy to commit terrorist acts, including exploding a "dirty bomb," blowing up gas tankers, and spraying people with cyanide in nightclubs.9
After being seized in Pakistan, Binyam was first held at a detention center in Karachi, where he was interrogated by four people claiming to be from the FBI, though it is more likely that they were from the CIA—employees or contractors. The torture began, carried out by Pakistanis. "He was suspended for a week by a leather strap, required to soil himself more often than he was allowed to the toilet, lapsing into a semi-sleep, standing up," Stafford Smith writes. Each day, the Americans would return for more interrogation.
Three months later, the CIA secretly spirited him to Morocco, according to Binyam and to logs of the CIA's chartered airplanes.10 "Academic discussions on the definition of torture were about to become moot," Stafford Smith writes. The interrogators included a blue-eyed blonde in her early to mid-thirties, who gave her name as "Sarah" and said she was from Canada. (She sounds like the same woman Habib describes, but her identity remains unknown. Presumably congressional investigators could find her.) The guards put drugs in his food, he said, turned up the volume on the sex videos they were watching during his prayers, and brought naked women into his cell. One day, according to Binyam, four Moroccans came into his cell, hanged him on a wall, and cut off his clothes. Then, with a scalpel, they made cuts on his chest and penis. His accounts of torture have not been confirmed, and presumably no one except a doctor who treated him in Morocco and personnel at Guantánamo have seen any scars; but Binyam told Stafford Smith that there were six Americans who witnessed the injuries, either at the interrogation or on the CIA flight that took him from Morocco to Cuba, and that a woman soldier took photos. (Shouldn't Congress try to find those?)
Binyam says that in order to end the torture, he told the interrogators whatever he thought they wanted to hear. Among other things he told them that on the evening before he and Padilla were to depart for the United States in 2002, they were given a farewell dinner in Karachi with Khalid Sheikh Mohamed, Abu Zubaydah, Sheikh al-Libi, a senior al-Qaeda military operative, and Ramzi bin al-Shibh.
Stafford Smith finds it hard to accept "the notion that four of al-Qaeda's top six leaders congregated in one room in Karachi, a thousand miles by road from the al-Qaeda hideouts in Peshawar, simply to bid au revoir to Binyam and Padilla." Moreover, the account is clearly inaccurate since by the time the alleged meeting took place, Abu Zubaydah and al-Libi were already in US custody.
Stafford Smith, a dual British-American citizen who once represented death-row inmates in the American South, was one of the first lawyers to sign up to represent men being held in Guantánamo. He now represents more Guantánamo prisoners than any other lawyer. Eight O'Clock Ferry to the Windward Side is a valuable addition to the growing number of books about the "war on terror."11 It is, of course, written from the defense point of view, but it is not a polemic, and it sustains a sense of the absurdity of much that happened. An FBI agent, for example, said in an affidavit that he had learned something from Binyam's wife. But Binyam wasn't married. "We concluded that the FBI must believe in arranged marriages," Stafford Smith writes, and had arranged one for Binyam. But the severe restrictions placed on Stafford Smith have serious implications. He cannot, for example, tell us what is in Binyam's confession. He said he reviewed hundreds of pages of documents obtained through discovery, and under the military rules he is forbidden to tell us what is in them.
Stafford Smith advised Binyam that when he appeared before the military tribunal he should represent himself. "His words, not mine, were going to be published by the media," Stafford Smith writes. Binyam understood. His military commission hearing transcript, as reported by Stafford Smith, reads like a script for a farce. First comes the matter of Binyam's last name, which has been spelled several ways on different government documents. Therefore, Binyam tells the judge, a Marine Corps colonel named Ralph Kohlmann, that the government is prosecuting a wrongly identified defendant. "Four years of—what do you call it?—enhanced torture techniques, and we have the wrong person in court." Finally, he says, "Call me Count Dracula."
Binyam repeatedly interrupted Colonel Kohlmann, and at one point said it was not a military commission, but a "con-mission,…a mission to con the world." He then held up a sign he had made with the words CON-MISSION, and showed it to the journalists. Kohlmann said he could not allow that. Binyam demanded to know what in the rules forbade him to show his sign. Kohlmann said he could establish the "rules of court for the conduct of these proceedings, OK?" To which Binyam replied, "OK, so we have a new rule, 'No more signs in the court?'"
The hearing lasted several hours, and has not resumed. Binyam is still at Guantánamo, the last British resident still detained there, more than a dozen having been released at the request of the British government. Over objections from the British government, which has never supported the military commissions, the Pentagon is preparing to file charges against Binyam, Stafford Smith told me recently.
Civil liberties have not been a big issue in the Democratic and Republican primary campaigns, and are not likely to be; there are probably few votes in standing up for the rights of suspected Muslim terrorists.
The leading presidential candidates—Senator John McCain, Senator Hillary Clinton, and Senator Barack Obama—have all said that torture is wrong (not many would disagree), that waterboarding is not permissible, and that they would close Guantánamo. But their voting records show clear differences. Clinton and Obama voted against the 2006 Military Commissions Act, which authorized the intelligence services to use "enhanced interrogation" methods and denied habeas corpus to terrorism suspects. McCain voted for it. Before he began his campaign for president, McCain was an effective voice against torture, having survived five years being tortured at the hands of the North Vietnamese. His general approach was that the United States should treat captives in the manner it wants its soldiers treated when they are captured.
But since he needs the conservative vote, McCain has moved from those positions. In mid-February, he voted against the Intelligence Authorization Act for 2008, which sought to make it illegal for the CIA and other intelligence agencies to use interrogation techniques that are forbidden by the US Army field manual. (Both Clinton and Obama did not vote.) The bill passed, but President Bush vetoed it in March. Like McCain and Obama, Clinton has said that she favors closing Guantánamo, but she has not made it a major campaign theme. Only Obama makes a point in his speeches that he would restore habeas corpus for Guantánamo prisoners. It generally brings loud applause.
Whatever the outcome of the election, the issue is not going to go away. There are still hundreds of prisoners held without charge at Guantánamo, and it will in all likelihood be left to the new administration to deal with them. Until it does so, the United States will maintain its reputation as a country that has flouted the basic principles of justice and set a deplorable example for the world.
—March 18, 2008
Editorial, "Tall Torture Tales," The Wall Street Journal, February 6, 2008.↩
See David Johnston, "At a Secret Interrogation, Dispute Flared over Tactics," The New York Times, September 10, 2006. In State of War: The Secret History of the CIA and the Bush Administration (Free Press, 2006), James Risen suggests that Bush may have ordered the pain-killing medication to be withheld as a way to put pressure on Zubaydah to talk.↩
For a convincing account of how an FBI agent used "persistence and persuasion, not...threats or violence," to get an al-Qaeda member to confess and become a valuable witness in the trials of the men charged, and convicted, for their role in the 1998 bombing of the American embassies in Africa, see Jane Mayer, "Junior," The New Yorker, September 11, 2006.↩
"US to Try 6 on Capital Charges over 9/11 Attacks," The Washington Post, February 12, 2008.↩
Official Department of Defense charge sheet, United States of America v. Binyam Ahmed Muhammad, available at www.defenselink.mil/news/commissions_exhibits_muhammad.html.↩
See Stephen Grey, Ghost Plane: The True Story of the CIA Torture Program (St. Martin's, 2006), pp. 45–61. The book was reviewed in these pages, January 11, 2007.↩
See William Glaberson, "Guantánamo, Evil and Zany in Pop Culture," The New York Times, February 18, 2008. Guantánamo has become "an irresistible subject," Glaberson says, and, not surprisingly, nearly all the novels, plays, movies, as well as nonfiction, use it as a symbol of malevolent policy incarnate.↩
Editorial, "Tall Torture Tales," The Wall Street Journal, February 6, 2008.↩
See David Johnston, "At a Secret Interrogation, Dispute Flared over Tactics," The New York Times, September 10, 2006. In State of War: The Secret History of the CIA and the Bush Administration (Free Press, 2006), James Risen suggests that Bush may have ordered the pain-killing medication to be withheld as a way to put pressure on Zubaydah to talk.↩
For a convincing account of how an FBI agent used "persistence and persuasion, not…threats or violence," to get an al-Qaeda member to confess and become a valuable witness in the trials of the men charged, and convicted, for their role in the 1998 bombing of the American embassies in Africa, see Jane Mayer, "Junior," The New Yorker, September 11, 2006.↩
"US to Try 6 on Capital Charges over 9/11 Attacks," The Washington Post, February 12, 2008.↩
Official Department of Defense charge sheet, United States of America v. Binyam Ahmed Muhammad, available at www.defenselink.mil/news/commissions_exhibits_muhammad.html.↩
See Stephen Grey, Ghost Plane: The True Story of the CIA Torture Program (St. Martin's, 2006), pp. 45–61. The book was reviewed in these pages, January 11, 2007.↩
See William Glaberson, "Guantánamo, Evil and Zany in Pop Culture," The New York Times, February 18, 2008. Guantánamo has become "an irresistible subject," Glaberson says, and, not surprisingly, nearly all the novels, plays, movies, as well as nonfiction, use it as a symbol of malevolent policy incarnate.↩


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In a season that is among one of the best in the franchise's history, the Cougars hit a sort of milestone against Peoria on Thursday night.
Their 10-2 win over the Chiefs in the finale of a three-game set gave the Cougars win No. 55 on the season, which with 58 games to go matches the club's 2013 total. It also kept alive a streak that has seen the Cougars win every home series this year.
"I don't keep track of that, but isn't that amazing?" Cougars manager Mark Johnson said. "We just come in every day ready to work. Their chemistry is off the charts, and you don't have many teams like this, I only played on a couple in my career.
"It's a special thing and fun to be around."
The series was one where the winning team posted crooked numbers on the board early to put the other team in a hole. Tuesday the Cougars popped six runs in the third inning and Wednesday the Chiefs returned the favor by scoring three runs in each of the first two innings.
It was the Cougars' turn again Thursday, as they plated two runs in the first against Peoria starter Chase Brookshire when Jake Hannemann reached on an error and Kyle Schwarber was hit by a pitch, with both of them coming home on a Yasiel Balaguert double.
The Cougars tacked on four more in both the fourth and eighth innings to hit double digits for the second time in their last five games. Bote led the offense with two hits and three RBI, while Shawon Dunston Jr. and Schwarber each drove in a run. Cael Brockmeyer also plated a run with his third homer of the season, a long solo shot over the scoreboard in left field in the sixth.
Johnson was pleased to see Bote have a bit of a breakout night, as the infielder has struggled at the plate, which has led to a quest for playing time and even a week's stay in short-season Boise.
"He plays his tail off every day," Johnson said. "It was a great game for him, things pile up when you hustle and play hard."
Daury Torrez entered the night with a 16 1/3-inning scoreless streak dating back to June 11 in Peoria, and stretched that to the seventh before giving up two unearned runs. Still, he won his Midwest League leading ninth game (9-3 overall) and hasn't issued a walk or given up an earned run in 20 second half innings.
Schwarber said he was "excited" to be behind the plate catching Torrez Thursday.
"He throws everything for a strike whenever he wants to, and that's the best part," Schwarber said. "He has a live arm with a lot of plus off-speed. Those are good nights when his control is on."
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Cougars 10, Peoria 2
Recap: David Bote drove in three runs, and Daury Torrez pitched seven innings to become the Midwest League's first 9-game winner as the Cougars matched last season's win total after just 83 games.
Cougars record: 10-3 second half, 55-28 overall.
Up next: Cougars at Clinton Friday at 7 p.m. Kane County's Juan Paniagua (4-3) vs. Clinton TBD.


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20th Century Fox featuring Violet Newstead, Doralee Rhoades, Judy Bernley, Franklin Hart, Jr., Mrs. Hart, Wally Rhoades, Russell Tinsworthy; more Characters ...
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Joseph Hamilton International Productions featuring Octopus, Fish, Mabel, Frederic, Pirate King, Major General, Ruth, Sergeant/Inspector, Samuel, Dwarf Pirate; more Characters ...
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LONDON - Allyson Felix of the U.S. finally got her Olympic gold in the 200 meters Wednesday night, overtaking two-time 100 champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce of Jamaica down the stretch to win in 21.88 seconds.
Felix, a silver medalist in the 200 in 2004 and 2008, was behind coming off the turn but powered past Fraser-Pryce over the last 40 meters.
Fraser-Pryce got the silver in 22.09. Carmelita Jeter of the U.S. was third in 22.14 for the bronze, her second medal of the London Games after a silver in the 100.
Elsewhere, Usain Bolt slowed coming around the bend, looked to his left and saw his lead shrinking.
So the Jamaican turned the speed back up a notch for a few strides, enough to ensure he would win his semifinal heat in 20.18 seconds Wednesday night, moving closer to becoming the first man with two Olympic golds in the 200 meters.
The man two lanes over who was gaining on Bolt, Anaso Jobodwana of South Africa, finished in 20.27 to reach Thursday's final.
Bolt already successfully defended his 100 title from Beijing on Sunday.
The 200 final will include Bolt's teammate and training partner, 100 silver medalist Yohan Blake, who won the first heat in 20.01. Wallace Spearmon of the U.S. was second in 20.02, with Christophe Lemaitre of France next in 20.03 to also advance.
Churandy Martina of the Netherlands, Warren Weir of Jamaica and Alex Quinonez of Ecuador round out the field.
Meantime in beach volleyball, Misty May-Treanor danced on the sand and then off it, taking a victory lap around the court before leaving Horse Guards Parade with Kerri Walsh Jennings as the first three-time gold medalists in Olympic beach volleyball history.
Extending their Olympic winning streak to 21 matches, Walsh Jennings and May-Treanor beat fellow Americans Jennifer Kessy and April Ross 21-16, 21-16 on Wednesday night.
The two-time defending champions fell to their knees and hugged as Ross' final serve went long on match point, then took the celebration to the stands.
May-Treanor, who was knocked out of "Dancing with the Stars" when she tore her Achilles tendon, then began doing a funky jig to rival the scantily clad cheerleaders who entertain the sold-out crowds and the Olympics' iconic venue during timeouts.
The winners hugged their family and friends in the stands -- although not May-Treanor's husband, Matt, a Los Angeles Dodgers catcher who was watching on a computer from the team's clubhouse -- and high-fived just about everyone holding an American flag.
Even Ross and Kessy, who won a silver medal in their Olympic debut, have called their fellow Americans legends.
But they were hoping to supplant them as the top team in the United States by depriving them another Olympic gold medal. Instead, the Athens, Beijing and now London gold medalists remained unbeaten through three Olympiads, losing just one of 43 sets.
It was the Olympic farewell for May-Treanor, who has said she would like to have children.
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Ten years on, a question arises: Was Iraq war America's biggest blunder?
Peter van Buren, a retired 24-year-veteran of the U.S. State Department, offers an ANSWER to the question in the headline above:
Not to put too fine a point on it, but the invasion of Iraq turned out to be a joke. Not for the Iraqis, of course, and not for American soldiers, and not the ha-ha sort of joke either. And here's the saddest truth of all: on March 20th as we mark the 10th anniversary of the invasion from hell, we still don't get it. In case you want to jump to the punch line, though, it's this: by invading Iraq, the U.S. did more to destabilize the Middle East than we could possibly have imagined at the time. And we — and so many others — will pay the price for it for a long, long time.
Anniversaries are times for reflection, in part because it's often only with hindsight that we recognize the most significant moments in our lives. On the other hand, on anniversaries it's often hard to remember what it was really like back when it all began. Amid the chaos of the Middle East today, it's easy, for instance, to forget what things looked like as 2003 began. Afghanistan, it appeared, had been invaded and occupied quickly and cleanly, in a way the Soviets (the British, the ancient Greeks…) could never have dreamed of. Iran was frightened, seeing the mighty American military on its eastern border and soon to be on the western one as well, and was ready to deal. Syria was controlled by the stable thuggery of Bashar al-Assad and relations were so good that the U.S. was rendering terror suspects to his secret prisons for torture.
Most of the rest of the Middle East was tucked in for a long sleep with dictators reliable enough to maintain stability. Libya was an exception, though predictions were that before too long Muammar Qaddafi would make some sort of deal. (He did.) All that was needed was a quick slash into Iraq to establish a permanent American military presence in the heart of Mesopotamia. Our future garrisons there could obviously oversee things, providing the necessary muscle to swat down any future destabilizing elements. It all made so much sense to the neocon visionaries of the early Bush years. The only thing that Washington couldn't imagine was this: that the primary destabilizing element would be us.
Indeed, its mighty plan was disintegrating even as it was being dreamed up. In their lust for everything on no terms but their own, the Bush team missed a diplomatic opportunity with Iran that might have rendered today's saber rattling unnecessary, even as Afghanistan fell apart and Iraq imploded. As part of the breakdown, desperate men, blindsided by history, turned up the volume on desperate measures: torture, secret gulags, rendition, drone killings, extra-constitutional actions at home. The sleaziest of deals were cut to try to salvage something, including ignoring the A.Q. Khan network of Pakistani nuclear proliferation in return for a cheesy Condi Rice-Qaddafi photo-of rapprochement in Libya.
Inside Iraq, the forces of Sunni-Shia sectarian conflict had been unleashed by the U.S. invasion. That, in turn, was creating the conditions for a proxy war between the U.S. and Iran, similar to the growing proxy war between Israel and Iran inside Lebanon (where another destabilizing event, the U.S.-sanctioned Israeli invasion of 2006, followed in hand). None of this has ever ended. Today, in fact, that proxy war has simply found a fresh host, Syria, with multiple powers using "humanitarian aid" to push and shove their Sunni and Shia avatars around.
Staggering neocon expectations, Iran emerged from the U.S. decade in Iraq economically more powerful, with sanctions-busting trade between the two neighbors now valued at some $5 billion a year and still growing. In that decade, the U.S. also managed to remove one of Iran's strategic counterbalances, Saddam Hussein, replacing him with a government run by Nouri al-Malaki, who had once found asylum in Tehran.
Meanwhile, Turkey is now engaged in an open war with the Kurds of northern Iraq. Turkey is, of course, part of NATO, so imagine the U.S. government sitting by silently while Germany bombed Poland. To complete the circle, Iraq's prime minister recently warned that a victory for Syria's rebels will spark sectarian wars in his own country and will create a new haven for al-Qaeda which would further destabilize the region.
Meanwhile, militarily burnt out, economically reeling from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and lacking any moral standing in the Middle East post-Guantanamo and Abu Ghraib, the U.S. sat on its hands as the regional spark that came to be called the Arab Spring flickered out, to be replaced by yet more destabilization across the region. And even that hasn't stopped Washington from pursuing the latest version of the (now-nameless) global war on terror into ever-newer regions in need of destabilization.
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Dick Cheney would do this again in a donor's heartbeat.
Wilson's World War I, a blunder of monumental proportions that initiated 3 decades of unprecedented horrors, beats Bush/Cheney's Iraq War by a landslide.
I guess that this local boy might agree:
The Illusion of Victory: America in World War I, by Thomas Fleming. Basic Books, 2003
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What do you think, Pat Cunningham? I guess you know this guy pretty well:
The only people that can really answer that question are the Iraqi citizens.
Condoleeza Rice withdraws as commencement speaker at Rutgers because of protest related to her role in the Iraq war. I say good for them.
The GWB/Cheney administration took us to war in Iraq based on lies and well massaged intelligence, then cowed the senate into voting for war by saying you're either with us or the terrorists.
The term war criminals comes to mind. And let's not forget, in different times water boarding was considered torture and people who used it in other recent wars were given the death penalty. But not in America, we have fancy government lawyers that rewrite laws to make it an acceptable form of information gathering.
The people who protested Rice speaking at Rutgers are racists.
Good for Rutgers. Nice to see the educated waking up to the crimes of the Bush administration.


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Dangle the cyber carrots to increase security
Thursday - 3/10/2011, 8:30am EST
Maybe we don't need cyber security regulations. Maybe what we need are incentives to ensure networks are secure. A group of industry associations and civil liberties groups are recommending that the federal government come up with a so-called menu of incentives, like insurance discounts for enterprises and research-and-development tax credits for IT security vendors. SC Magazine is reporting that the white paper builds upon the administration's Cyberspace Policy Review by providing recommendations to help government and private sector work together to improve cybersecurity.
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