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Hiya well after seeing everyone elses pics I thought I had best add mine ( not to bad for a 38 y/o ) is he LOL
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Thanks Talbot anyone would think ur stalking me LOL
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Eh.....not the best.......but what the heck.......
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Sir Ron has always been a big fan of yours.
Thank you for sharing this with us!
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Thanks ronboy and Falcon........I guess when I think about it it's not too bad for having been UP and around for 61 years.......
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Well I had these in the other thread but I guess no one checked it for updates :S
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I just got back not too long ago from a beat slam poetry reading.
About a ten minute walk from my apartment. At the outdoor theater right on Old Main Hill.
Made a new friend, but he's probably forgotten about me by now, merely some particles that existed. Nothing more than an exchange of names and a discussion of our love for Anis Mojgani's way of stitching together seemingly unrelated words into families.
We spoke of music and wondered about the dragon fly that kept close to everyone's head. The high speed flutter of it's wings triggered stiff necks into whip lashing from this side.
To the other side, looking for a friend, lover, or a new enemy.
We spoke about the places that where we tortured those with many appendages. Our lips and teeth formed our secrets and sent them through the air by leave of our tongue.
The large ball of light was losing it's battle in the sky and it stained the heavens red with it's effort. The trees were living for us. They lived for us all. Not just for the squirrel that made it's home inside of it's cockles. They lived for the everlasting gasp that God released into man.
They lived for us. They lived deep. They lived knowing. They lived for us. They lived for us that we might understand the deep cuts that we instilled into them. They lived for us knowing that we aimed for their death. Never did they question.
I asked questions when I was young about how the blood was pumping. I asked the questions of my mother who was the keeper of finite knowledge.
I asked where the kola bears were and how long their claws were. I asked if I could keep more than one God in my heart and nurse them all.
I searched deep down, down into the inner wiring of the synapses and highways of my brain mass. Wondering, what would Bill Nye say? Wondering was all that was left.
I said it slow.
Whun. Dur.
Whun. It seeped out of me until it deprived my lungs of oxygen and I begged for more, not for fear of death, but for fear of never using words again.
Dur. I repeated it, until the enamel flaked from my teeth and pain unhinged my jaw, screaming for a replacement of joints.
Whun. Dur.
I need that still.
The Whun.
And the Dur.
I need the feeling of being held close at night. At night when I wear the streamed black rivers and forget the mechanics of my lungs.
I need the arms that disappeared in the crack of the door. I need the being.
Being is just a word.
And so, for now, they teach me things.
They teach me how I must let the words run through every strand of hair.
Every strand. They must run through the hair that covers my hands.
The words must exist down to the dirt under my nails.
They teach. They lived and they taught. But no one listened.
They listened for us though.
They listened until they were consumed by all the ears they grew.
They still listen only now.
They listen for all my Gods now.
They listen for the electricity and for the firebugs.
They listen until it bleeds them dry.
I was only 3 when I began listening.
I can't remember....oh *le sigh*
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That is awesome! I wish I had that amazing talent...I wonder how my life would change if I did...Whun...Dur...
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People who are much much better than me:
Anis Mojgani
Buddy Wakefield
Robbie Q. Telfer
Check them out on youtube. AMAZiNG POETS.
I can't remember....oh *le sigh*
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I haven't checked them out yet but if they are better than you I am already impressed. I don't read lots of poetry but your 'Whun Dur' poem is amazing. Seriously one of my favorite poems ever.
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Job reproves his friends. (1-5) He represents his case as deplorable. (6-16) Job maintains his innocency. (17-22)
Verses 1-5 Eliphaz had represented Job's discourses as unprofitable, and nothing to the purpose; Job here gives his the same character. Those who pass censures, must expect to have them retorted; it is easy, it is endless, but what good does it do? Angry answers stir up men's passions, but never convince their judgments, nor set truth in a clear light. What Job says of his friends is true of all creatures, in comparison with God; one time or other we shall be made to see and own that miserable comforters are they all. When under convictions of sin, terrors of conscience, or the arrests of death, only the blessed Spirit can comfort effectually; all others, without him, do it miserably, and to no purpose. Whatever our brethren's sorrows are, we ought by sympathy to make them our own; they may soon be so.
Verses 6-16 Here is a doleful representation of Job's grievances. What reason we have to bless God, that we are not making such complaints! Even good men, when in great troubles, have much ado not to entertain hard thoughts of God. Eliphaz had represented Job as unhumbled under his affliction: No, says Job, I know better things; the dust is now the fittest place for me. In this he reminds us of Christ, who was a man of sorrows, and pronounced those blessed that mourn, for they shall be comforted.
Verses 17-22 Job's condition was very deplorable; but he had the testimony of his conscience for him, that he never allowed himself in any gross sin. No one was ever more ready to acknowledge sins of infirmity. Eliphaz had charged him with hypocrisy in religion, but he specifies prayer, the great act of religion, and professes that in this he was pure, though not from all infirmity. He had a God to go to, who he doubted not took full notice of all his sorrows. Those who pour out tears before God, though they cannot plead for themselves, by reason of their defects, have a Friend to plead for them, even the Son of man, and on him we must ground all our hopes of acceptance with God. To die, is to go the way whence we shall not return. We must all of us, very certainly, and very shortly, go this journey. Should not then the Saviour be precious to our souls? And ought we not to be ready to obey and to suffer for his sake? If our consciences are sprinkled with his atoning blood, and testify that we are not living in sin or hypocrisy, when we go the way whence we shall not return, it will be a release from prison, and an entrance into everlasting happiness.
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2. ( Job 13:4 ).
3. "Words of wind," Hebrew. He retorts upon Eliphaz his reproach ( Job 15:2 ).
emboldeneth--literally, "What wearies you so that ye contradict?" that is, What have I said to provoke you? &c. [SCHUTTENS]. Or, as better accords with the first clause, "Wherefore do ye weary yourselves contradicting?" [UMBREIT].
4. heap up--rather, "marshal together (an army of) words against you."
shake . . . head--in mockery; it means nodding, rather than shaking; nodding is not with us, as in the East, a gesture of scorn ( Isaiah 37:22 , Jeremiah 18:16 , Matthew 27:39 ).
5. strengthen . . . with . . . mouth--bitter irony. In allusion to Eliphaz' boasted "consolations" ( Job 15:11 ). Opposed to strengthening with the heart, that is, with real consolation. Translate, "I also (like you) could strengthen with the mouth," that is, with heartless talk: "And the moving of my lips (mere lip comfort) could console (in the same fashion as you do)" [UMBREIT]. "Hearty counsel" ( Proverbs 27:9 ) is the opposite.
6. eased--literally, "What (portion of my sufferings) goes from me?"
7. But now--rather, "ah!"
company--rather, "band of witnesses," namely, those who could attest his innocence (his children, servants, &c.). So the same Hebrew is translated in Job 16:8 . UMBREIT makes his "band of witnesses," himself, for, alas! he had no other witness for him. But this is too recondite.
8. filled . . . with wrinkles--Rather (as also the same Hebrew word in Job 22:16 ; English Version, "cut down"), "thou hast fettered me, thy witness" (besides cutting off my "band of witnesses," Job 16:7 ), that is, hast disabled me by pains from properly attesting my innocence. But another "witness" arises against him, namely, his "leanness" or wretched state of body, construed by his friends into a proof of his guilt. The radical meaning of the Hebrew is "to draw together," whence flow the double meaning "to bind" or "fetter," and in Syriac, "to wrinkle."
leanness--meaning also "lie"; implying it was a "false witness."
9. Image from a wild beast. So God is represented ( Job 10:16 ).
who hateth me--rather, "and pursues me hard." Job would not ascrible "hatred" to God ( Psalms 50:22 ).
mine enemy--rather, "he sharpens, &c., as an enemy" ( Psalms 7:12 ). Darts wrathful glances at me, like a foe ( Job 13:24 ).
10. gaped--not in order to devour, but to mock him. To fill his cup of misery, the mockery of his friends ( Job 16:10 ) is added to the hostile treatment from God ( Job 16:9 ).
smitten . . . cheek--figurative for contemptuous abuse ( Lamentations 3:30 , Matthew 5:39 ).
gathered themselves--"conspired unanimously" [SCHUTTENS].
11. the ungodly--namely, his professed friends, who persecuted him with unkind speeches.
turned me over--literally, "cast me headlong into the hands of the wicked."
12. I was at ease--in past times ( Job 1:1-3 ).
by my neck--as an animal does its prey (so Job 10:16 ).
shaken--violently; in contrast to his former "ease" ( Psalms 102:10 ). Set me up (again).
mark--( Job 7:20 , Lamentations 3:12 ). God lets me always recover strength, so as to torment me ceaselessly.
13. his archers--The image of Job 16:12 is continued. God, in making me His "mark," is accompanied by the three friends, whose words wound like sharp arrows.
gall--put for a vital part; so the liver ( Lamentations 2:11 ).
14. The image is from storming a fortress by making breaches in the walls ( 2 Kings 14:13 ).
a giant--a mighty warrior.
15. sewed--denoting the tight fit of the mourning garment; it was a sack with armholes closely sewed to the body.
horn--image from horned cattle, which when excited tear the earth with their horns. The horn was the emblem of power ( 1 Kings 22:11 ). Here, it is
in the dust--which as applied to Job denotes his humiliation from former greatness. To throw one's self in the dust was a sign of mourning; this idea is here joined with that of excited despair, depicted by the fury of a horned beast. The Druses of Lebanon still wear horns as an ornament.
16. foul--rather, "is red," that is, flushed and heated [UMBREIT and NOYES].
shadow of death--that is, darkening through many tears ( Lamentations 5:17 ). Job here refers to Zophar's implied charge ( Job 11:14 ). Nearly the same words occur as to Jesus Christ ( Isaiah 53:9 ). So Job 16:10 above answers to the description of Jesus Christ ( Psalms 22:13 , Isaiah 50:6 , and Job 16:4 to Psalms 22:7 ). He alone realized what Job aspired after, namely, outward righteousness of acts and inward purity of devotion. Jesus Christ as the representative man is typified in some degree in every servant of God in the Old Testament.
18. my blood--that is, my undeserved suffering. He compares himself to one murdered, whose blood the earth refuses to drink up until he is avenged ( Genesis 4:10 Genesis 4:11 , Ezekiel 24:1 Ezekiel 24:8 , Isaiah 26:21 ). The Arabs say that the dew of heaven will not descend on a spot watered with innocent blood (compare 2 Samuel 1:21 ).
no place--no resting-place. "May my cry never stop!" May it go abroad! "Earth" in this verse in antithesis to "heaven" ( Job 16:19 ). May my innocence be as well-known to man as it is even now to God!
19. Also now--Even now, when I am so greatly misunderstood on earth, God in heaven is sensible of my innocence.
record--Hebrew, "in the high places"; Hebrew, "my witness." Amidst all his impatience, Job still trusts in God.
20. Hebrew, "are my scorners"; more forcibly, "my mockers--my friends!" A heart-cutting paradox [UMBREIT]. God alone remains to whom he can look for attestation of his innocence; plaintively with tearful eye, he supplicates for this.
21. one--rather, "He" (God). "Oh, that He would plead for a man (namely, me) against God." Job quaintly says, "God must support me against God; for He makes me to suffer, and He alone knows me to be innocent" [UMBREIT]. So God helped Jacob in wrestling against Himself (compare Job 23:6 , Genesis 32:25 ). God in Jesus Christ does plead with God for man ( Romans 8:26 Romans 8:27 ).
as a man--literally, "the Son of man." A prefiguring of the advocacy of Jesus Christ--a boon longed for by Job ( Job 9:33 ), though the spiritual pregnancy of his own words, designed for all ages, was but little understood by him ( Psalms 80:17 ).
for his neighbour--Hebrew, "friend." Job himself ( Job 42:8 ) pleaded as intercessor for his "friends," though "his scorners" ( Job 16:20 ); so Jesus Christ the Son of man ( Luke 23:34 ); "for friends" ( John 15:13-15 ).
22. few--literally, "years of number," that is, few, opposed to numberless ( Genesis 34:30 ).


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Your #lovecapetown weekend: What's on from Friday 30 January to Sunday 01 February, 2015
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Music, wine and a day at the races, it's all happening in the Mother City this weekend! -
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So you're looking for a night out are you? A couple of drinks you say? Maybe you want to cut loose on the dance floor, but aren't sure where to go? Our handy list of 20 of the most popular clubs and bars in the Mother City will help you on your way then! Enjoy! -
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Clovelly Golf Course is a hidden gem
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I awoke on Monday morning with a sensory overload hangover and I'm blaming the 2014 Design Indaba Expo, held at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) from Friday 28 February to Sunday 2 March, 2014 for that, Cape Town's creative piece de resistance!
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Monday 23 September, 2013, saw me heading out of the Mother City along the West Coast road and bouncing in a mini van through the veld towards the Darling Hills where, between the Kapokberg on one side and the Atlantic Ocean on the other, lies a gem of a wine farm called Groote Post.
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Saturday 24 August, 2013 found me wandering around the elegant Cellars-Hohenhort Hotel in Constantia at the third annual Big Bottle Festival, a rather a posh event, what with the Bentley and Lamborghini flanking the entrance way and the sound of high heels clicking across the conservatory floor (at least my sneakers were from Paul Smith!).
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Route 62 is one of the most stunning drives in the Western Cape, possibly in the whole of South Africa, and it's one of my favourites. It leads to some of the most picturesque towns and villages in the province, like Montagu.
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Drinking tea is a gentle, languid pastime and there's no shortage of amazing places to indulge in an excellent blend in our gorgeous Mother City. I did a tea meander in the Cape Town CBD and surrounds, and these are a few amazing places to sip and savour the leaves – be they from Ceylon, China, prepared by the Earl, or plucked in the Cederberg, like our local pride and joy, rooibos.
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I confess this was my first visit to the Good Food & Wine Show in a long time.
With more than 200 stands in the vast CTICC venue over four days from Thursday 23 to Sunday 26 May, 2013, I was amazed at the event's growth over the last few years. The stalls, some far more fabulous than others in both product and appearance, offered everything from food and wine to everything in between that relates to the home.
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The Iowa Rush Recreational program is excited to introduce a new player motivation incentive called the RUSH Way to Go Award. The RUSH Way to Go is simply a postcard sized "high 5" that is issued by the coach to players at the end of each game. This is an opportunity to recognize a player(s) of any ability level for something they have done that helped the team in that game. That is a motivator for children. It is also a great teaching moment for the rest of the team. "Did you see how Jane tracked back toward the goal to deny any rebound from the keeper?" etc.
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Carrollton Ave is a long, 4-mile thoroughfare of food and fun that extends from Uptown at the Riverbend to Mid-City at Bayou St. John. It's split into N. Carollton and S. Carrollton by Canal St in the Mid-City area of the street, and both sides offer a wide range of local and international foodie fare. You can find addresses and phone numbers for these restaurants at NOMenu.com.
Beginning in the Riverbend at the far end of S. Carrollton, you'll find everything from Louisiana Pizza Kitchen and O'Henry's to Cooter Brown's Tavern's selection of oysters and beer to great late-night diner food at Camellia Grill. Farther down you'll find New Orleans classics at the long-time establishment Ye Olde College Inn.
In terms of more international foods, you'll find a wealth of options on the S. Carrollton side Uptown. There's great Thai food at LA Thai, Bangkok Thai and Basil Leaf. Lebanon's features Lebanese and Middle Eastern cuisine, and Café Granada next door serves up Spanish tapas. Mona's Café also has great Middle Eastern food. There are several Chinese restaurants, including China Orchid, China Palace, Chinese Kitchen, Dragon King and, the local favorite, Five Happiness. Little Korea boasts great Korean fare, and Little Tokyo Noodle Bar and Mikimoto cover Japanese foods. Jazmine Café also has fantastic Vietnamese food.


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The bill transferred to the senate Wednesday, where a decision will be made by March 13. If it passes the senate, the final judgment lies in Gov. Phil Bryant's signature.
The bill would allow school boards to create policies authorizing employees, including cafeteria workers and janitors, to carry concealed weapons on campus.
Democratic Rep. Linda F. Coleman from District 29, Bolivar County, said the bill is a knee-jerk response to the Sandy Hook school-shooting massacre in December.
"I don't think this is the right action to take — this is reactionary," said Coleman. "It's not wise to put weapons in the hands of teachers and other school officials.
"I know it would send a message to ward off attackers but that is such an unusual circumstance."
Part of Coleman's opposition stems from the vagueness surrounding what training would be required before staff members could carry guns.
Carriers would undergo instructional schooling, testing and certification from licensed trainers, but Coleman wonders if this is enough.
"What is the proper training," asked Coleman. "The safe handling training could be something very basic. What about the mental preparation required of when to pull a weapon?
"I would have been in favor of more law officials providing security, but my strongest opposition is to teachers and school officials carrying weapons."
Coleman added she's afraid the move would increase the possibility of weapons being used in ways not intended by the legislation.
"I'm concerned that this legislation is going to lead to too many unintended consequences," she said.
Democratic Sen. Willie Simmons from the13th District, which includes Bolivar, Humphreys and Sunflower counties, said he is also skeptical of the bill.
"Arming teachers and employees is not the best way to address the issue of school safety," said Simmons. "In fact, I think it will create more problems in our schools.
"I agree that we have work to do in terms of school safety, but I'd rather see more involvement from local police, sheriff departments and even the mental health division."
Simmons can relate to parents being concerned about sending their children to school, but he feels the potential for problems would increase with more weapons involved.
"I see no indication that having more weapons in schools is going to make them safer," he said. "Someone else or even kids could get their hands on them and then we have a whole set of different problems and scenarios."
Republican Rep. Tommy Taylor, from District 28, which includes Bolivar, Sunflower and Washington counties, said in a previous Bolivar Commercial report that the law could be a big boost for schools lacking armed security.
"I don't have a problem with it as long as the armed teachers and staff are properly trained by the Department of Public Safety and Department of Education," said Taylor, one of the house bill's authors.
"I'm perfectly happy with the School Resource Officers that some schools already have, but this option could benefit schools across the state that don't have these officers."
Taylor added that this is not a "carte blanche" issue, meaning those who receive weapons would be thoroughly screened.
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It is that time of year again, Iowa State Cup is upon us and we will have 4 teams- u13 girls, u14 girls and boys, and u19 girls- competing this spring! The tournament starts this weekend with first round games and will be held at Cownie Soccer Complex in Des Moines. We encourage all Rush players and parents to make an effort to support the teams as they compete in State Cup this weekend. These teams and players have been working hard all year to be able to play and compete at their best for this event and the opportunity to proudly represent the club.


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World ITF Medalists Nicholas Dusard and Sheckema Cunningham who both represent Jamaica and have medaled at the last World Cup and World Championship respectfully were given a surprised visit from the World Anti Doping commission at there homes in Kingston Jamaica. Dusard who is a regular on the ITF world circuit is a local sporting hero in his country being one of the most successful fighters to have ever represented them. He received his surprise visit in January early one morning from a team of WADA officials.
Dusard described the test as extremely "close and personal" saying that the team never left him alone upon their arrival and was required to witness the passing of the urine required for the test.
Sheckema Cunningham received her surprise visit in February of this year at her home in Kingston. The World Championship bronze medalist which boast the title of being Jamaica's most successful female fighter in history so far, both on the national and international circuit was visited in the early morning just before daylight by a team which comprised female technicians who oversaw the process not leaving her alone for a second. However, the young female competitor took it in stride "we are athletes and all sports that are internationally recognized are subject to this scrutiny, as an international competitor I know this comes with the territory".
All international athletes to include ITF fighters are required to register their whereabouts with WADA through a system called the ADAMS identification system.
The process begins with the athlete being alerted by WADA that they are listed and can be tested at anytime. The athlete is then required to be available on a given hour, with no notice required to be available for testing anywhere they are on the planet.
By all indications it would appear that WADA is monitoring ITF world medalist as none of the other 22 fighters who currently represent Jamaica have been tested other than Dusard and Cunninghamsince the year has began.
World gold medalist Kenneth Edwards is the only other Jamaican fighter tested. However, his testing took place last year.
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A Utah lawmaker's proposal to resurrect the use of firing squads would restore a gruesome relic of the state's Wild West past, a group opposed to capital punishment said Tuesday afternoon.
Community leaders react to LDS Church press conference on religious liberty, nondiscrimination
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Legislators, community leaders and advocacy groups responded to a press conference held by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Tuesday morning in which high-ranking leaders reemphasized the need for religious liberty and nondiscrimination.
On heels of measles outbreak, doctor says vaccines are 'safer than vitamins'
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Health officials in Utah say no new measles cases have been reported. But in the ongoing backlash against the anti-vaccine movement, there are reports that some Utah doctors won't see patients who refuse to immunize.
Autopsy rules Strack parents' death as suicide, police say
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Benjamin and Kristi Strack murdered their two youngest children and possibly a third with a combination of drugs and then killed themselves, Springville police concluded Tuesday.
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LDS leaders reemphasize protection of religious freedoms, support for LGBT nondiscrimination laws
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posted Jan 27th - 1:50pm
Senior LDS leaders reiterated Tuesday the church's longstanding support for laws that ensure fair access to housing and employment for LGBT people while safeguarding religious freedom.
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posted Jan 27th - 1:46pm
A German shepherd, that made national headlines because of the unique circumstances surrounding his owner's will, died Sunday.
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posted Jan 27th - 1:32pm
Investigators still did not know Tuesday what started a fire that displaced 20 people from an apartment complex near Weber State University.
LDS statement could push controversial bills forward
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posted Jan 27th - 1:32pm
Now that the courts have spoken on same-sex marriage in Utah, state lawmakers are poised to tackle controversial proposals on religious freedom and nondiscrimination. Statements from the LDS Church could change how the Legislature hands such issues.
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posted Jan 27th - 11:59am
Bird watchers in Utah can now begin this season's exciting bird festivities. Utah provides a wide range of events for those interested in bird watching and other birding activities.
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2 plead guilty in death of beloved buck
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Two men have pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges in the poaching death a beloved buck that became a sort of mascot in northern Utah.
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posted Jan 27th - 9:46am
A judge says a northern Utah woman is still not mentally fit to stand trial in the death of her 2-year-old son.
Park City skier headlines US contingent at nordic world championships
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Investigators are looking for four teenagers they believe set a fire that destroyed a vacant, city-owned apartment complex Monday afternoon.
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posted Jan 26th - 9:23pm
The work of the Salt Lake Homeless Services Site Evaluation Commission got underway Monday. Studying and making recommendations about the location of homeless services providers will require a "courageous conversation," the group's co-chairman said.
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A documentary titled "Prophet's Prey" premiered at the Sundance Film Festival Monday. The film gives an in depth look into the FLDS community and Warren Jeffs.
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Sports 4 Kids Day to be held at Saint Francis University
Students in grades pre-k through six are invited to Saint Francis University on Sunday, April 21, for the annual Sports 4 Kids Day. This free event will be held from 12:30 pm- 4 pm at the campus' Stokes Athletics Center. Each Red Flash athletics team will host a sports station. Participants will enjoy a day of fun-filled physical activity and will learn how sports can positively impact their lives. T-shirts, pizza and prizes will be provided for all participants.
The annual Sports 4 Kids Day is held in memory of Alicia Richardson. Alicia, a member of the Saint Francis women's volleyball team for three years, was preparing for a promising career as a teacher at the time of her passing in January 2007. Each day she carried a hard-working and positive attitude as she juggled playing volleyball, actively participating in the community and attending education classes. She touched the lives of everyone she met with an amazing ability to make those around her laugh without even the slightest effort.
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Re: S-Weekly For COMMENT- U.S. Human Intelligence, Liaison Relationships and Pakistan
Released on 2012-10-18 17:00 GMT
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Since US Special Operations Forces raid crossed the border from
Afghanistan and headed to Abbottabad, Pakistan May 2, [LINK:
there have been many media stories, leaks and discussions over how
exactly Osama bin Laden was killed. Officials from the United States
and Pakistan have squared off over the breach of Pakistani air space and
the possible hiding of bin Laden. In the midst of all this discussion,
almost ten years of intelligence development, recruiting and operations
in the hunt for bin Laden has been largely ignored.
While a cross-border raid deep into Pakistan no doubt was an extremely
challenging operation, the work to find that target- one person in a
country of 170 million full of multiple insurgent groups and a
population hostile to American activities may have been the greater
challenge. Conversely, the challenge of hiding the world's most wanted
man from the best funded intelligence community created a clandestine
competition, potentially between intelligence services, that will remain
classified for years. decades
Dissecting the intelligence challenge of finding bin Laden is difficult,
particularly because of its sensitivity and the possibility that much of
the public information could be groundless speculation or disinformation
to disguise sources and methods. But from open source reporting and
STRATFOR sources we can make a few points that lead to some key
The US Intelligence Community, particularly the CIA, made it a mission
to capture or kill Osama bin Laden, then in Afghanistan [or some such --
as is, you go straight to him being in Pakistan], after a Sept. 17
Presidential finding signed by George W. Bush after the September 11
attacks. though it was on their to-do list since the first WTC bombing,
right? By 2005 it became clear that <bin Laden was deep inside
Pakistan> [LINK:
http://www.stratfor.com/geopolitical_diary_monday_june_20_2005]. In
order to find him, US intelligence would have to work both with I don't
think 'with' conveys the need to and against Pakistani intelligence
Finding bin Laden represents the human intelligence challenge that the
US faced, while its adversaries attempted to protect him. huh?
While STRATFOR maintains he was tactically irrelevant, [LINK:
he was symbolically important [LINK:
and served as a high profile, high priority focus for US intelligence
officers. and his continued evasion of those efforts was also a visible
thorn in the side of the U.S., gave hope to his allies and absorbed a
disproportionate amount of resources that were not being targeted
elsewhere. As a result, public information on his case can illuminate
the capabilities that will be used to find other high-value targets
It seems the US intelligence community has passed the test, after a
decade, but it's not over.
The official story on Bin Laden- a reflection of US intelligence
The official story on the intelligence that led bin Laden's Abbottabad
compound has been told in numerous media reports, leaked from current
and former US officials. It focuses on a man with the cover name Abu
Ahmed Al-Kuwaiti, a Pakistani Pashtun born in Kuwait, who became bin
Laden's most trusted courier. The courier and his brother were the
other two men living in bin Laden's compound, and reportedly purchased
the property and had it built. With fluency in Pashto and Arabic he
would be invaluable to the Al-Qaeda organization and his status as
reportedly bin Laden's most trusted courier made him a key linchpin in
disrupting the organization. This man supposedly led to bin Laden, but
it was not until after a decade of revamping US intelligence
The first step for US intelligence services after Bush's finding was
focusing its efforts on bin Laden and Al-Qaeda leadership, which had
already been ongoing but became the number one priority. Due to a lack
of human intelligence in the region, and allies for an invasion in
Afghanistan, the CIA reinvigorated connections with militant groups in
Afghanistan and Pakistan's ISI in order to both oust the Taliban
government and provide intelligence for disrupting Al-Qaeda. Russians
also helped (America's Secret War) The connections were built in the
1980s as the CIA famously worked through the ISI to fund militant groups
in Afghanistan fighting the Soviet military. Some of these links were
lost, and others were maintained after 1989, particularly after the 1998
U.S. Embassy bombings. While the US Intelligence Community was looking
for bin Laden at that time, it was not a priority and its human
intelligence capabilities were limited.
Intelligence budgets were severely cut during the 1990s peace dividend,
as some congressman argued there was no one left to fight after the
Soviet Union. Human Intelligence collection was a dirty ambiguous and
dangerous game that US politicians were not prepared to stomach. The
Director of the CIA from 1995 to 1996, Robert Deutch gutted the CIA's
sources on what was known as the "Torricelli Principle"- taking any
unsavoury characters off of the payroll. While the US has always had
trouble with human intelligence- clean-cut, white males at computers
were less of a security risk than risk-taking operatives in the field-
by the end of the 1990s the US relied on technological platforms for
intelligence more than ever. would take the time to take the reader
through this a bit more slowly: IMINT, SIGINT, MASINT etc. are things
that the U.S. is really exceptional at -- the high-end, high-tech yet
comparatively sanitary intel collection. It appeals to us. guys doing
dirty deeds with unsavory characters in sketchy markets on the other
side of the world does not -- but this is a distinct and important part
of intelligence. We tried to get by without it and the moment we really
needed the IC it was found lacking partially for this reason.
The US was in this state on September 12, 2001, when it began to ramp up
its abilities, and Al-Qaeda was aware of this. Bin Laden knew if he
could stay away from electronic communications, and generally out of
sight, he would be much harder to track. After invading AFghanistan,
and work with the Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate in Pakistan,
the US had a large number of detainees that it hoped would have
information to breach bin Laden's operational security methods. From
some mix of detainees caught in operations in Afghanistan and Pakistan
(particularly with the help of the ISI), including Khalid Sheikh
Mohammad [LINK:
and Abu Faraj al-Libi [LINK:--], came information leading to an
important bin Laden courier, known by various names including Abu Ahmed
Al-Kuwaiti (his actual ID is still unconfirmed, maybe Sheikh Abu
The efficacy of enhanced interrogation and torture techniques will be
constantly debated, [LINK:
they may have helped or they may have obfuscated the courier's identity,
as some reports say KSM tried to lead investigators away from him. What
is clear is that US intelligence lacked the sophisticated and nuanced
understanding of Al-Qaeda, and most importantly human sources with
access to that information. and without that human network, you don't
have the background and perspective to know whether what your
interoggators are extracting is genuine or bullshit Not knowing what
Al-Qaeda was capable of, the fear of a follow-on to the 9/11 attack
loomed large.
Anonymous US intelligence officials told Reuters the breakthrough came
with man named Hassan Ghul, captured in Iraq in 2004 by Kurdish forces.
Little is known about Ghul's identity except that he was believed to be
working with Abu Musab al-Zarqawi [LINK:---] and gave interrogators
information about a man called `Al-Kuwaiti' who was a courier between
Zarqawi and Abu Zubaydah [LINK:--]. Ghul was given over to the Pakistani
security services, and believed to have been released in 2007 and now
fighting somewhere in the region.
While US intelligence services got confirmation of Abu Ahmed's role from
Abu Faraj Al-Libi, they could not find the courier. It is unknown if
they gave any of this information to the Pakistanis or asked for their
help. Again, according to leaks from US officials to AP, in 2010 the
National Security Agency, the main communications interception agency,
intercepted a call of Abu Ahmed's and began tracking him in Pakistan.
Another US official told CNN that the operational security exercised by
Abu Ahmed and his brother made them difficult to "trail" but "an
elaborate surveillance effort" was organized to track them to the
Abbottabad compound.
From then on, the NSA monitored all of the couriers and their family
members cell phones-though they were often turned off and had batteries
removed when going to the compound or other important meetings. And we
can presume that the compound was monitored from the air, according to
one media report [FC], the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)
built a replica of the compound for the Director of the CIA, Leon
Panetta, and other officials. The NGA is the US's premier satellite
observation agency, which could have watched the goings-on at the
compound, and even spotted bin Laden though it would have been difficult
to confirm his identity. RQ-170s were also reportedly used -- so this
wasn't just from space
Some of these leaks could be disingenuous in order to lead the public,
and more importantly adversary intelligence agencies, away from highly
classified sources and methods. But it does reflect long believed
assessments of the US intelligence community-its advanced capability in
technology-based intelligence such as satellite observation or telephone
intercepts, but challenges in human intelligence collection.
The utility and challenges of liaison relationships
Historically US intelligence officers are white males, though the CIA
has more recently driven to hire more minorities, including from various
ethnic and linguistic groups important to its mission (or at least those
that can pass background checks, a substantial barrier). Even when an
intelligence officer looks the part in the country she or he is
operating in, and has native understanding of the culture and language,
and has passed a background check, they need sources within the
organizations they are trying to penetrate. It is thus intelligence
agents (recruits of the officers who have no official, even secret,
status) who provide information required back at headquarters. The less
one appears not just appears but IS -- its being a local, or at least
spending long enough there to understand the local nuances (think of
just moving from Austin to NYC) to move in and navigate local groups
like a local, the more difficult it is to meet with and develop those
agents, which has led the US to often depend on liaison services- local
intelligence services- in order to collect information.
---gotta go meet a contact and a few other things, don't want to rush
this, so will get you comments from here down later tonight or NLT first
thing tomorrow morning. looking good ---
Many intelligence services around the world were established with
American support or funding for just this purpose. The most dependent
liaison services essentially function as sources, acquiring information
at the local CIA station's request. They are often long-serving
officers in the local country's military, police or intelligence
services, with a nuanced understanding of local issues and the ability
to maintain a network of sources. With independent intelligence
services, such as the Israeli Mossad in the past, there is a roughly
equal exchange of intelligence, where Israeli sources may have recruited
a human source valuable to the US, and the CIA may have satellite
imagery or communications intercepts valuable to the Israelis.
Of course this is not a simple game, it involves sophisticated players
trying to collect intelligence while deceiving one another as to their
intentions and plans. Even the closest intelligence relationships, such
as that between the CIA and the UK's Secret Intelligence Service, have
been disrupted by moles like <Kim Philby> [LINK:
http://www.stratfor.com/weekly/chapter_one_buried_bodies], a long-time
Soviet plant who handled the liaison work between the two agencies.
As most intelligence officers serve on rotations of only one to three
years- out of concerns they will "go native" or to allow them to return
to the comfort of home- it becomes even more challenging to develop
long-term human intelligence sources. While intelligence officers will
pass their sources off to their replacement, the liaision service
becomes even more valuable in being able to sustain source
relationships, which can take years to build. Liaision relationships,
then, become a way to efficiently use and extend US intelligence
resources, which unlike most countries have global requirements. As the
global superpowers, it's nearly impossible to maintain sources
Liaison relationships and unilateral operations to hunt bin Laden
In recent history, work with the ISI has been notable in raids
throughout Pakistan on senior Al-Qaeda operatives like KSM and al-Libi.
We can also presume much of the information used for UAV strikes comes
through sources of Pakistani intelligence. Another example is the CIA's
work with the Jordanian General Intelligence Directorate, also to find
bin Laden, that went awry in the Khost suicide attack [LINK:---]. And
that is the risk with liaison relationships- how much can one
intelligence officer trust another's sources and motives. Nevertheless,
these liaison networks were the best the US had available, and huge
amounts of resources were put into developing intelligence through them
in looking for major jihadists, including bin Laden.
The US is particularly concerned about Pakistan's intelligence services-
the possibility that some of their officers could be compromised by, or
at least sympathetic to, jihadists. Given the relationships with
jihadists maintained by former ISI officers such as Khalid Khawaja,
Sultan Amir Tarar (known as Colonel Imam) who were both held hostage and
killed by Pakistani militants, and most famously former director Hamid
Gul, there is cause for concern. While those former officers have
little influence within the ISI today, the question is whether there are
others within the ISI who have similar sympathies. In fact, it was
liaison work with the CIA and Saudi Arabia that helped to develop strong
connections with Arab and Afghan militants some of which would go on to
become Al Qaeda and the Taliban. The ISI was responsible for
distributing the US- and Saudi-supplied weapons to the various Afghan
militant groups with weapons to fight the Russians in the 1980s, and
controlled contact with the groups. If some of those contacts still
remain, jihadists could be using members of the ISI rather than the ISI
using them.
Due to concerns like this, US intelligence officers never told their
Pakistani liaison about the forthcoming bin Laden raid, at least,
according to official and leaked statements. It appears the CIA
developed a unilateral capability to operate within Pakistan,
demonstrated by the Raymond Davis shooting and the bin Laden raid.
Davis was providing security for US intelligence officers working in
Pakistan. The requests by Pakistani officials to remove over 300
similar individuals from the country show that there are a large number
of US intelligence operatives in Pakistan. And finally, the tracking of
bin Laden, further confirmation of his identity, and the leaked
information that the CIA maintained a safehouse in Abbottabad to monitor
the compound for months shows there was a large unilateral collection
The CIA and the ISI
Even with liaison relationships, such as meetings between the CIA
station chief in Islamabad and senior members of the ISI, foreign
intelligence services run unilateral operations on the ground. This is
where they are in direct competition with counterintelligence services
of the host country- these may be a different organization, such as the
FBI, or a separate department within the liaison service. The
counterintelligence officers may want to disrupt any intelligence
operations- such as collecting information on their military, but may
also simply monitor their efforts, such as recruiting jihadists, and can
also feed disinformation to the foreign intelligence agency. This
competition is known to all players, and is not out of the ordinary.
But the US intelligence community is wondering if this was taken to
another level-if the ISI, or elements of it, were protecting bin Laden.
The question of who was helping bin Laden, as well as other Al Qaeda
operatives and contacts, in Abbottabad [LINK:
would explain who the CIA was competing against- simply the jihadists,
or a more resourceful and capable state intelligence agency. If the ISI
as an institution knew about bin Laden's location, it would mean they
outwitted the CIA for nearly a decade in hiding his whereabouts. It
would mean that no ISI officers who knew his locations were turned by US
intelligence, no communications were intercepted, and no leaks reached
the media.
On the other hand, if someone within the ISI was protecting bin Laden,
and keeping it from the rest of the organization, it would mean the ISI
was beat internally and the CIA eventually caught up, by developing its
own sources, and found bin Laden on their own. But we must caveat to say
the official story on bin Laden intelligence may be disinformation to
protect sources and methods. Still, this seems a more plausible scenario
as both American and Pakistani sources[CAN I SAY THIS?] told STRATFOR
that there are likely to be jihadists sympathizers within the ISI who
helped bin Laden or his supporters. Given that Pakistan is fighting its
own war with bin Laden-inspired groups like the TTP, the top level
administration has no interest in protecting them. Furthermore, finding
an individual anywhere, especially a foreign country with multiple
insurgencies, is an extremely difficult intelligence challenge. [LINK:
Assuming the official story is mostly true, the bin Laden raid
demonstrates that US intelligence has come full circle since the end of
the cold war. It was able to successfully collect and analyze
intelligence of all types-most importantly developing on-the-ground
capabilities it was lacking-to find and individual who was hiding and
likely protected. It was able to quickly work with special operations
forces, under CIA command, to carry out an operation to capture or kill
him. The US Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) has developed its
own capabilities for capture and kill missions in Iraq and Afghanistan
When it comes to Pakistan, the CIA is responsible for the missions,
where similar to JSOC, it has developed efficient and devastating
capability to task UAV strikes and even cross-border raids- where the
bin Laden raid was the final proof of concept.
It's unclear how exactly the US intelligence community has developed
better capabilities, beyond a huge influx of resources and hiring
post-2001 (and throwing resources at a problem is neer a complete
solution). Whatever the specific human intelligence capabilities may be,
it is no doubt some function of the new recruits gaining the experience
needed for these types of intelligence coups. The United States faced
September 11, 2001 without strategic warning of the attacks inspired by
bin Laden, and then was faced with a tactical threat it was unprepared
to fight.
The combination of technological resources, like those from the NSA and
NGA, combined with operations on the ground to track bin Laden show
evidence of US intelligence capabilities developed in the decade since
2001. Human intelligence is probably still the biggest weakness, but
given the evidence of unilateral operations in Pakitan, it has clearly
been expanded.
The ongoing and forthcoming intelligence battle between the US and
The competition between various intelligence agencies, and their
cooperation, does not end with the death of Osama bin Laden. The public
nature of the operation has led for calls within Pakistan to eject any
and all American interests within the country. In the past few years,
Pakistan has made it difficult for many Americans to get visas-
specifically those working under official status that may be cover for
intelligence operations. Raymond Davis [LINK:--] was one security
officer who faced this problem, and was also involved in protecting
intelligence officers conducting human intelligence missions.
Pakistan has only ratcheted up these barriers since the bin Laden raid.
The Interior Ministry announced May 19 placed a ban on foreign
diplomats' travel to cities outside where they are stationed without
permission from Pakistani authorities. May 20 reports in The News, a
Pakistani daily, said that Interior Minister Rehman Malik chaired a
meeting with provincial authorities on regulating foreigner travel,
approving (or not) their entry into the country, and monitoring
unregistered mobile phones. While some of these efforts are to deal
with jihadists- disguised within large groups of Afghan nationals- this
also places barriers on foreign intelligence officers in the country.
While non-official cover becoming for common CIA officers overseas, many
are still on various diplomatic documents, and thus require these
This dynamic will only continue, with the Pakistani Foreign Secretary,
Salman Bashir, telling the Wall Street Journal May 6 that any similar
raids would have "terrible consequences," while US President Barack
Obama told BBC May 22 that he would authorize similar strikes in the
future, if they were called for. Pakistan, as should be expected by any
sovereign country, is trying to protect its territory, while the US will
continue to no doubt search for high value targets who are hiding
there. The bin Laden operation only brought these clandestine
competition to the public eye.
With the bin Laden mission a proof concept, the question is where the
United States will go after high-value targets next- places such as
Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia, while continuing operations in Iraq and
Sean Noonan
Tactical Analyst
Office: +1 512-279-9479
Mobile: +1 512-758-5967
Strategic Forecasting, Inc.


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