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I have this problem as well.I'm watching a channel that's in Custom One, my normal FAVORITES list. Then I key into the remote a channel that's not in my favorites list. Fine. That channel appears. Then I press PREV to go back to the previous channel that is in the favorites list. Fine. The HR34 gos there. Then I press PREV again to go back the channel that's not in my favorites list. Not so fine. The HR34 goes to the top channel in my LAST FOUR list. The LAST FOUR list does not contain the non-favorites channel I keyed in. Seems like the LAST FOUR list and the PREV command don't like channels that are not in your favorites list.
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HR34: Version 0x0583 Issues/Discussion
Posted 20 September 2012 - 09:38 AM
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Posted 20 September 2012 - 08:54 PM
I wanted to watch the Giants/Ravens game on 212, the NFL Network, and a replay of the first round of the FedEx Tour Championship on the Golf Channel, 218. I set them up in Double Play. As a back-up measure, I started recording the golf match.
The final twosome of Tiger and Rory had yet to tee off so I stayed on the football game. It quickly became a blowout and I drifted to surfing around, watching other channels. I'd drop back into the golf match, not using Double Play but by just changing the channel, to check in. I got involved in another program and forgot about golf for a while.
The next time I tuned it in, I saw Tiger and Rory were on the fourth hole and Tiger was at -2. Whoa!. I was glad I had set up Double Play and had the golf match in record. I used Previous to go to a second channel and then hit the down arrow, expecting to find the golf match. Nothing. I hit it again and again. The DirecTV logo on the front of the HR34 would blink but nothing happened. Nothing would get Double Play to re-engage.
Other functions remained, abet sluggishly. It would begrudgingly changed channels, ignoring many remote commands. Again, the DirecTV logo blinked but nothing happened. It took maybe 10 seconds to call up QuickTune but eventually it started. The HR34 reminded me of my HR23 back three months ago, during the Time Of The Great Slow Down. It had something else on its mind other than changing channels and it absolutely didn't want to go into Double Play.
Eventually I entered in 2-1-8 and called up the golf match. At that point, Double Play started working again. The down arrow switched between the golf match and whatever other station I had selected. The DVR's speed of operation became normal again.
I didn't have to re-initialize Double Play. I didn't get the gray boxes with the prompts telling me how to start Double Play. It acted like it had never failed. But it had until I entered 2-1-8 and reminded the HR34 that it was supposed to have The Golf Channel on one half of Double Play.
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Posted 21 September 2012 - 06:33 AM
I haven't had that guide bug, since a few releases ago. My HR34 seems to be working well right now, but I just received the update Thursday. I thought I had received 0x0583 the day before, because my skip had reverted to slip on Wednesday. Without a manual reboot, that usual indicates an update, but I never checked.Still occasionally getting this GUIDE bug.
Posted 21 September 2012 - 07:22 AM
VOD fixed? Hard to tell by wading through the incredibly detailed release notes put out by Directv.
Anybody downloaded some VODs to see if the freezing/skipping issue resolved?
Posted 21 September 2012 - 08:52 AM
Anybody downloaded some VODs to see if the freezing/skipping issue resolved?
I downloaded two episodes of a show and could not watch them due to this issue. just deleted them. but I was watching them on a networked bedroom H23 receiver and not the main HR34.
Posted 21 September 2012 - 09:19 AM
I am still experiencing the Guide bug as well. Sometimes on List or ToDo view two lines will overlap, but not as scrambled as the Guide.Still occasionally getting this GUIDE bug.
Posted 22 September 2012 - 10:04 AM
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Posted 23 September 2012 - 07:50 AM
This new software is a major downgrade in stability on my system. Hopefully they can fix this software soon.
Posted 23 September 2012 - 07:07 PM
Posted 23 September 2012 - 08:58 PM
I started getting a black screen on several channels yesterday. I could see the channel banner, but no picture or sound. Did a reset and all seems well again.
I seem to occasionally see a black screen. Ill tune to a channel. Its will come on for a split second then goes black. No picture or sound. Ill hit the previous channel button and the current channel comes back.
Posted 23 September 2012 - 09:08 PM
Posted 24 September 2012 - 11:10 AM
I seem to occasionally see a black screen. Ill tune to a channel. Its will come on for a split second then goes black. No picture or sound. Ill hit the previous channel button and the current channel comes back.
I've seen this on every release since I got the box in late Feb. Usually it happens when I've channel surfed more than one or two channels ahead of where it was. The faster I press the channel button, the more the likelihood is that this will happen. I'd love to have it do better at channel surfing because I'm not much of a Guide fan, but I suspect that's something many different satellite boxes struggle with.
Posted 24 September 2012 - 01:34 PM
Still occasionally getting this GUIDE bug.
I am having this problem also.
Posted 24 September 2012 - 03:31 PM
When I go into the "To Do List" I will every once in awhile see that the same episode is set up to record at the same time twice? I have two HR23's and the HR34. When I checked out the HR23's I saw that these weren't duplicate series recordings. They were only on the HR34. Each series is set to record only first runs! Driving me nuts.
Still getting the occasional guide breakup which is only fixed by scrolling up or down.
Posted 25 September 2012 - 05:32 AM
1. While watching a recorded program had five shows set to record 7:00 P.M., a couple of minutes brfore 8:00 message popped up this reciever needs to switch channels to "Two Broke Girls" ok to record etc., selected OK to record but box never changed channel.
2. Late in the evening the HR34 lost the CBS & NBC channels both OTA and satellite, when I tune to one of these got a black screen. Recordings that were set to record came up as cancelled with a bunch of menu code numbers.
Menu reboot returned functions to normal.
Posted 25 September 2012 - 07:51 AM
I seem to occasionally see a black screen. Ill tune to a channel. Its will come on for a split second then goes black. No picture or sound. Ill hit the previous channel button and the current channel comes back.
I am having the same problem with 0582.


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Billed as the world's first mariachi opera, "Crossing the Face of the Moon" will be staged April 7 at the Civic Opera House, with additional performances later at the Genesse Theatre in Waukegan and the Benito Juarez Community Academy in Pilsen. The work, which had its world premiere in 2010 at Houston Grand Opera, follows three generations of a Mexican-American family as they confront questions of national/individual identity.
The first Spanish-language work staged by Lyric Opera in its 58-year existence, "Cruzar" also represents the biggest project so far under the auspices of Lyric Unlimited. Launched in July, Lyric Unlimited is a program of community outreach and artistic initiatives to be presented outside Lyric's mainstage season.
At a press conference Monday at the National Museum of Mexican Art, Lyric Opera general director Anthony Freud released additional details of the "Cruzar" project, unofficially announced in spring 2011. He was joined by Carlos Tortolero, the museum's founder and president; Beatriz Margain, cultural attaché for the Consulate General of Mexico; Cayenne Harris, director of Lyric Unlimited, and mezzo soprano Cecilia Duarte, who sang in the 2010 world premiere and will reprise her role here. The museum and the consulate are planning related activities to support "Cruzar."
"This is a real opera and also genuine mariachi," said Freud, who helped commission the work while he was general director at Houston Grand Opera. "I didn't want to create something that was mariachi 'lite.' It needed to be the real thing."
Mariachi Vargas is just that. Founded in 1898, it has helped to define what has become known as Mexico's national sound. Jose "Pepe" Martinez, music director of Mariachi Vargas since 1975, wrote the music for "Cruzar," and co-wrote the lyrics with Broadway veteran Leonard Foglia.
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This camera is the best one I've ever owned, it's small, light, very easy to use and the pictures are great (depending on the lens of course). The controls are really easy to use and the menus are quite easy to navigate although once you set it up you probably won't use them again. ISO 200 can be limiting outside in bright sunlight (only once so far) but gives my metz flash more range.
The best thing about this camera is that you can use the old Pentax prime lenses, I'm trying to build a collection of the A series lenses, the 50mm f2 I got on ebay for $30 has about as much resolution as the sensor needs, nice and sharp even before any sharpening in raw or PS. The viewfinder is nice and bright - large compared to the canon and nikons, but still much smaller than 35mm (although it does have a smaller mirror, so makes sense), it is easy to focus in bright light but indoors it can be harder with the manual focus lenses. The camera is also remarkably plesant to use with the maunal focus lenses, very well balcanced, it has that feel to it, pressing the shutter and taking a shot is almost like stress relief.
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The camera falls very nicly into my hands and is easy to carry around. I wish it had a small battery grip so that I could make it look alittle more professional sometimes, it would also help balance the sigma 18-125, which is quite large on such a small camera.
Everytime I see someone take out thier prized D70 with 18-200 super zoom from their over sized camera bag it makes me think what great decision I made, the pentax with a 28mm prime slung over my shoulder or in a bag nearly half the size with another 2 primes, it's just so much easier, so much less intrusive.
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Healthy Choice Italian Sausage Marinara is described as having Italian pork sausage in a marinara sauce over whole grain pasta with green beans & zucchini. I decided to buy this classic pasta dish (along with a few others), for lunch this week.
I thought the dish delivered a solid performance in taste, but it wasn't spectacular. I love the thick hearty pasta, which soaked up the slightly sweet and not too tomatoey sauce nicely, but the cheese was a bust for me. It was in the middle of the dish and there it stayed. When I tried to mix it with everything else, it was just stringy and stuck to the fork. I'm a huge fan of green beans, so thanks Healthy Choice for including 1 cup of vegetables in this meal - but I'm not big on zucchini and thankfully, there wasn't much of it.
Each meal provides 310 calories, 7 grams of total fat, 2.5 grams of which is saturated fat (11% and 13% of the daily value), 24% of the daily value for sodium (580 mg), 7 grams of fiber (20% of the DV), 9 grams of sugars and 16 grams of protein.
The ingredients list for the Healthy Choice Italian Sausage Marinara starts with cooked pasta made with whole grain wheat flour, water, green beans, green and yellow zucchini, diced tomatoes in juice ... it continues on but I was impressed that the veggies are right at the beginning.
I purchased this for $3.00, and while I didn't go wow - it was quite adequate for lunch, and I would buy it again, especially when it's on sale. The Healthy Choice Tortellini Primavera Parmesan (Review) is probably a tastier option, but it's also smaller.
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Johansson made her film debut at the age of 9 in 1994's "North," a movie about a boy who files a lawsuit against his parents because he thinks they don't care about him.
Two years later she appeared alongside Ben Stiller in the romantic-comedy "If Lucy Fell."
One of Johansson's first big roles was Molly Pruitt in "Home Alone 3" in 1997.
In 1998, Johansson took on the role of Kristin Scott Thomas' daughter in "The Horse Whisperer," which was directed by and co-starred Robert Redford.
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Johansson starred alongside Thora Birch in the 2001 indie comedy "Ghost World."
Johansson signs autographs for fans at the IFP/West Independent Spirit Awards in Santa Monica, Calif., on March 23, 2002.
Johansson played Charlotte, a neglected newlywed stuck in Tokyo, in "Lost in Translation" in 2003.
Johansson (left) poses with her "Lost in Translation" co-star Bill Murray and director Sofia Coppola during a photo call at the Venice Film Festival on Aug. 31, 2003.
Johansson arrives at the 61st annual Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills on Jan. 25, 2004. Johansson earned best actress nominations in the comedy or musical category for "Lost in Translation" and in the drama category for "Girl with a Pearl Earring."
Johansson holds her award for Best Actress for "Lost in Translation" at the BAFTA (British Academy of Film and Television Arts) awards in London on Feb. 15, 2004.
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Johansson played a college graduate who works for a rich New York family in 2007's "The Nanny Diaries."
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Johansson holds her trophy for Best International Actress during the 47th Golden Camera award ceremony in Berlin on Feb. 4, 2012.
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Johansson poses with comic book creator and executive producer Stan Lee at the world premiere of "Marvel's The Avengers" in Hollywood on April 11, 2012.
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Johansson plays Janet Leigh, the star of Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho," in "Hitchcock," the 2012 biopic about the legendary film director.
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Here is a list of 2013 recruits who have committed to Northwestern on National Signing Day:
Matt Alviti, qb, 6-0, 185, Maine South HS, Park Ridge, Ill.
Sam Coverdale, ot, 6-6,265, Kenston HS, Chagrin Falls, Ohio
Tom Fuessel, wr, 6-4, 185, Lincoln-Way East HS,Mokena, Ill.
Matthew Harris, cb, 5-11, 180, Lyons HS, La Grange Highlands, Ill.
Godwin Igwebuike, rb, 6-0, 190, Pickerington North HS, Pickerington, Ohio
Eric Joraskie, dt, 6-4, 260, Mount Carmel (Pa.) HS
Blake King, ol, 6-3, 250, Minooka HS, Shorewood, Ill.
Tyler Lancaster, dt, 6-3, 275, Plainfield East HS, Romeoville, Ill.
Warren Long, rb, 6-0, 180, James Logan HS, Union City, Calif.
Marcus McShepard, cb, 5-11, 185, Cleveland Heights HS, University Heights, Ohio
Xavier Menifield, rb, 5-10, 190, Sierra Canyon HS, Valencia, Calif.
Hunter Niswander, p/pk, 6-5, 210, Woodridge HS, Peninsula, Ohio.
Brad North, ol, 6-2, 280, Allen (Texas) HS
Kyle Queiro, wr/db, 6-3, 190, Bergen Catholic HS, Verona, N.J.
Jayme Taylor, te, 6-4, 225, The Woodlands (Texas) HS
Anthony Walker, lb, 6-1, 200, Monsignor Edward Pace HS, Miami, Fla.
Brett Walsh, lb, 6-1, 205, Monrovia (Calif.) HS
Keith Watkins II, cb, 5-11, 170, Archbishop Moeller HS, Cincinnati, Ohio
Macan Wilson, wr, 6-0, 185, Kinkaid HS, Houston, Texas
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Northwestern likes to call Chicago its backyard, but when it comes to recruiting, the city tends to attract a number of trespassers.
That makes it all the more important for the Wildcats to leave their mark on Chicago's recruiting landscape, with hopes of getting future high school stars to consider Northwestern.
After officially announcing its 2013 recruiting class Wednesday, the Wildcats might have made their biggest mark yet. Northwestern signed 19 players to letters of intent, comprising the most celebrated class in coach Pat Fitzgerald's tenure.
"We'd love to be able to keep home every kid in Chicago," Fitzgerald said. "That would be our priority if we could. Unfortunately, not everyone is a great fit and we're not a great fit for everyone, and we understand that. We're very thankful for the high school coaches here in Chicagoland and the state of Illinois and the region.
"We've just got great rapport and trust with that group to be able to get to build relationships to get to know their players. We were able to find a handful of guys this year that fit us, and they felt the same way about us fitting them for their future."
Of the Wildcats' 19 commitments, five are from the Chicago area. The class is headlined by Maine South quarterback Matt Alviti, who ranks among the country's best dual-threat prospects at that position. Most of Northwestern's recruits are considered to be among the top 100 at their positions.
Seventeen gave verbal commitments before the start of their senior seasons, helping Northwestern gain momentum for this year's class. While he couldn't talk about specific recruits targeted for the class of 2014, Fitzgerald hopes the Wildcats can achieve the same kind of results.
But the usually enthusiastic Fitzgerald held short of putting any expectations on the impact of this year's class.
"We offer kids an opportunity to get married before we even date them," Fitzgerald said. "We offer scholarships before we've ever dated them and really got to know them. So it's really socially awkward, I guess you'd say, as far as this process is. It's really kind of backwards in my opinion."
While he's eager to get to know his incoming class better, Fitzgerald said he could wait.
Fitzgerald always has been hesitant to allow a recruit to sign early and participate in spring football. He relates his own experience of playing baseball his senior year before enrolling at Northwestern as a freshman.
In fact, Fitzgerald encourages his recruits to finish their careers in spring sports before coming to Northwestern.
"When you decide to graduate early, you sacrifice a really important time of your senior year," Fitzgerald said.
"So would we entertain it? Absolutely. But I think, number one, it takes a very mature young a man — a young man who understands the reason why he's coming to campus and that would be to get ahead academically."


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Is there any OP in Canada anywhere at all ?
And how could I get it started in my area ?
Posted 06 December 2009 - 03:12 PM
Is there any OP in Canada anywhere at all ?
And how could I get it started in my area ?
Posted 20 February 2010 - 09:46 AM
Canada is a large country. I am an hour out of Vancouver (Abbotsford). Where are you at?
Posted 26 February 2010 - 09:17 AM
I'm located near Toronto ON, myself, but to my knowledge the tournament meta died when the LCG era started. I've kept up with the packs and have wanted to play again for a while, now, though.
Posted 02 March 2010 - 07:20 AM
I'm in Toronto. I would suggest we gather for a Sealed deck tournament or a draft in order to attract people, who are interested in game, but do not have a constructed deck (me).
Your thoughts?
Posted 07 March 2010 - 01:19 PM
I'm also in the TO area and I'd be down for some organized play.
Posted 20 July 2010 - 06:09 PM
Hey - sorry I missed your posts, guys, must've forgotten to check back before the thread left the first page.
TheDarkSun - to the best of my knowledge there is no way to draft or do sealed events with currently legal cards, is there? We might be able to do demos but that's about it for people without constructed decks. We could also find some fairly cheap packs from the pre-LCG sets to do a draft with, but I'm not sure that would attract people to the LCG era since those cards aren't legal nowadays.
Zsa - I would love to see some organized play come back to TO. Please emal me at alex_oshea (AT) hotmail (DOT) com and let me know what kind of availability you have. I'll see if I can russle up a few others who might be interested - let me know if you can do the same. That goes for anyone else reading this in TO of course.
I hope I haven't missed my window to get things started here. Fingers crossed.
Posted 09 August 2010 - 10:29 AM
I'm in Vancouver. If anyone wants to play. I'm at UBC in Vancouver. email me at: firstname.lastname@example.com
Posted 29 August 2010 - 04:46 PM
I'm in the Montreal area and looking to setup a regular meeting group to play A Game of Thrones and other FFG LCG.
Anyone out there interested?
Posted 14 September 2010 - 05:00 PM
Living near Toronto.
I'm down with any kind of casual AGoT LCG play.
you can email me @: ruvion at gmail.com
Posted 01 October 2010 - 07:07 PM
E-mail sent.
A notice to any other Torontonians, there's been sufficient interest that we're putting together a demo day / casual play event. Details will be on z3.invisionfree.com/GTA_TGA (AGoT, in the CCGs section) when we have a firm date but it will be at the Hairy Tarantula West location near Dundas and Keele on a weekend in the near future. Any questions, feel free to post 'em or e-mail me at the address I provided above.
Posted 22 January 2011 - 02:54 PM
Hey I am close enough to Toronto that I would come down for a games day. Please if there is still a community willing to play, let me know. My new direwolf deck hungers for players and having no players in my area sucks.
Posted 24 January 2011 - 02:51 PM
Hey TO players,
On April 8-10, the University at Buffalo (in Buffalo, NY) hosts an annual gaming convention. I have been talking to some of the Rochester players that regularly meet-up about hosting a tournament at it. I attend university there but have little experience with AGoT tourneys, having just gotten into the game myself. Would you guys be interested? If so, shoot me an email at: vaux.saladin AT gmail.com and I'll try to get you guys in on the loop, so that we can host something awesome for those of us around this area. I know its a bit of a drive for you guys but it could start a regular occurrence.
~Dan K
Posted 29 January 2011 - 11:08 AM
I see that there are a few people here who want to find some others to battle it out with. I think the best thing we can do is exchange some emails and see if we can set up a meeting at a local card shop. Let me know your thoughts and hopefully we can get Toronto to be a more active place.
Posted 08 February 2011 - 01:16 PM
Okay, a fair number of people have expressed interest in reviving the scene here in Toronto in one way or another, so I figure it's time to centralize things so we can organize something firm. If you're near downtown Toronto and want to play some Game of Thrones LCG, please join the A Game of Thrones Toronto facebook group. At the moment I'm attempting to figure out what days times and places most folks would want to play at, so please go to www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2978715544 and make your voice heard!
Please pass the word to anyone you think might be interested - hopefully we can get something planned in the near future!
Posted 18 February 2011 - 02:51 PM
If anyone is further east we have a group of players in Nova Scotia
Posted 16 March 2011 - 12:21 AM
Ottawa anyone?
Posted 10 April 2011 - 09:25 AM
Their is a small group of us just starting out in Ottawa. How many in your current group? Would you want to meet up to play?
Posted 13 April 2011 - 09:49 AM
im a new player in abbotsford BC, just looking for players in the area
Posted 14 April 2011 - 11:42 AM
I wish i knew there was play in Ottawa. too bad im about to leave
Posted 16 April 2011 - 09:26 AM
We play about 3 to 4 times a week in ottawa so their is lots of play. We are even talking about going down to NY for the tourney.....


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These instructions will guide you through the installation and use of the MFP printer in the Library.
Step 1 - The Installation File
The drivers and installation file for the MFP printer can be found on Storage01. The path to the file on \\storage01\public is ftp\pub\uniprint\Libary MFP.
Here, double click on the file LIBMFPSQ.exe.
Step 2 - Installing
Click Install to begin.
This installation will install both the printer and the drivers for it, so your machine will automatically be able to find it over the network.
Click the finish button once the installation has finished. The MFP printer should now be ready for use.
Step 3 - Printing
When printing your document, make sure "Library MFP Spool Queue" is selected as the printer.
When you click ok, you will be prompted by a window asking for your Stevens user name. Enter your pipeline user name and a password for the print job. This does NOT have to be the same as your pipeline password.
Hit print. Your job will then be sent to the MFP printer. For printing options and pricing, see the printing options and pricing page.
If you encounter problems during installation, try reinstalling the printer. If you have any problems or questions, sent an email to the Helpdesk at firstname.lastname@example.com or call us at x5500.


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The Pakistani (Acting) Consul General For the West Coast of the United States
May 6, 2010 by TMO · Leave a Comment
By Geoffrey Cook, MMNS
Muhammad Khalid Ejaz
Los Angeles–April 10th–My last two articles came out of a discussion with the Indian (former) Ambassador to Afghanistan. I was fortunate to hear a speech of the (Acting) Consul-General of Pakistan to the Western United State at the South Asian Studies Association (S.A.S.A) banquet here at U.S.C. (the University of Southern California). His comments balanced those of Ambassador Maukapadya in Berkeley a month before.
Dr. Ejaz stated that Pakistan was the fifth most populous country in the world, but because of political disruptions over the land, (there has not been an accurate census since 1991, but it is safe to say that in early 1994, the inhabitants of Pakistan were appropriately estimated at 126 million, making it the ninth most populous country in the world although its land area, however, ranks thirty-second among nations. Thus, Pakistan, then, had about 2 percent of the world's population living on less than 0.7 percent of the world's land. The population growth rate is among the world's highest, officially assessed at 3.1 percent per annum, but privately considered to be closer to 3.3 percent for each year. Pakistan is assumed to have reached 150 million citizens ten years ago, and to have contributed to 4 percent of the world's growth which is predicted to double by 2022.) All this past paragraph demonstrates is that the Consul-General's approximation of Pakistan's place in population today in relation to the demographics of the world probably is close to correct.
Strategically, his nation is at the intersection of four vital locales to the U.S. and to the developing world. That is both Central and South Asia, and the Middle East and with China on its border connected by the Karkoram Highway. Several of these regions are either oil/gas rich, or require Pakistan's help to transport this energy to their ever-expanding economies.
During the 1950's and 1960's, Rawapindi was America's most allied of (trusted) allies. Now, NATO (the North Atlantic Treaty Organization) fulfills that function for Washington.
In the 1980s, the two countries joined forces to help defeat the Russians in Afghanistan, but the District of Columbia deserted not only the Pakistanis, (but the Afghani and foreign fighters in the Hindu Kush Mountains. With the retreat of the Russians, and the collapse of their empire [the U.S.S.R, or [the Union of Soviet Socialist Republic], and [the whole "Second World" with it]), a five-way Civil War developed in Afghanistan, and eventually the rise of Taliban.)
Thus, (your author consigns the blame the roots of 9/11 on the Reagan Administration ill-advised policy of not providing development aid and skills to Afghanistan and Pakistan. This, in turn, has lead to our current War in the Pakistani-Afghanistani Mountains. That is why your writer designates Reagan to have been one of the worst of American Presidents instead of one of the best which the vulgar declare him to be in the Metropole [the Center of Empire] here. Besides Washington's airport being named after, there is a movement to put his face on the fifty dollar bill!).
After the ninth of 9th of September 2001 Islamabad was (forced) to become a front line State once again. Ejaz asserted our allied relationship with the U.S.A. should evolve into a more equitable one. We should have a "normalized" relationship with both those in the West, (and with the Taliban)!
We (Pakistan) are, also, under the threat of terrorism whose roots reside along the Durand Line. It is a porous border that dives a subnationality (the Pashtoons) that should have a right to regularly cross that frontier to visit their relatives on the other side! We cannot seal the borderland where the tribes exist in both Afghanistan and Pakistan. It is true, though, many things that happen on the Afghani side of the border deeply impact the Northwest Frontier Provinces.
With this porous borderland, there are fighters who cross into our country for sanctuary. Thus, despite the West's accusations, Rawalpindi has suffered high casualties! Muhammad Khalid Ejaz called on the U.S.A. to become more involved with development in the Af-Pak territories. There is a serious problem between Pakistan and India, too, over water rights; the great powers could help negotiate this. Still, Pakistan, as a nuclear power, has issues with nuclear India. He affirmed that Kashmir can be settled!
He concluded that the U.S.A. has a role in the Afghan conflict, but the tribes have to have their traditional rights of cross-border movement.