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b. 1974
MFA in Photography, Minor in Art History, Texas Woman's University, Denton, Texas
BFA in Photography, University of North Texas, Denton, Texas
BFA in Visual Art Studies, University of North Texas, Denton, Texas
Gallery 339, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Paul Kopeikin Gallery, Los Angeles, California
Texas Woman's University, Denton, Texas
Catherine Edelman Gallery, Chicago, Illinois
Center for Photography, Madison, Wisconsin
Kendall College of Art and Design, Ferris State University, Grand Rapids, Michigan
Yossi Milo Gallery, New York, New York
Stephen Wirtz Gallery, San Francisco
Rebecca Ibel Gallery, Columbus, Ohio
Oswald Gallery, Jackson, Wyoming
Summer, Barry Whistler Gallery, Dallas, Texas
Zone VI Photography Gallery, Dayton, Ohio
Double Life, Columbus Museum of Art, Columbus, Ohio
Double Life, Lawndale Art Center, Houston, Texas
East Fine Arts Gallery, Texas Woman's University, Denton, Texas
Barry Whistler Gallery, Dallas, Texas
Dichotomy, McKinney Avenue Contemporary, Dallas, Texas
Author and Subject: Contemporary Queer Photography, Photographic Center Northwest, Seattle, Washington
You are Making Me Uncomfortable, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Parallel Play: Kelli Connell and Betsy Odom, Riverside Fine Arts Center, Riverside, Illinois
About Face, Gallery 339, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Truth is Not in the Mirror, Haggerty Museum of Art, Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Tomboy, Glass Curtain Gallery, Columbia College, Chicago, Illinois
PROOF, Catherine Edelman Gallery, Chicago, Illinois
True Fiction, Philadelphia Photo Arts Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
As It Happens: Artists-in-Residence at Light Work, Louise and Bernard Palitz Gallery, Syracuse University Lubin House, New York, New York
Beyond Pixeltorialism: Digital Imaging in the 21st Century, Robert T. Wright Gallery of Art, College of Lake County, Grayslake, Illinois
Intimate Acts, Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts, Perth, Western Australia
MP3: II, The Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago, Illinois
As It Happens: Artists-in-Residence at Light Work, Robert B. Menschel Media Center, Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York
(RE)imaging Photography, The Cleveland Institute of Art, Cleveland, Ohio
Reno 7, Barry Whistler Gallery, Dallas, Texas
Kiss and Tell, Center for Photography at Woodstock, New York
Analog to Digital: Revolution or Evolution, Central Michigan University, Mount Pleasant, Michigan
Caroline Burghardt, Kelli Connell, and Jean Laughton, Minnesota Center for Photography, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Alterations: Photographic Manipulations, Eisentrager Howard Gallery, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Modeling the Photographic: The End(s) of Photography, McDonough Museum of Art, Youngstown, Ohio
The Spitting Image, SF Camerawork, San Francisco, California
Girl Parade, Australian Centre for Photography, Sydney, Australia
Double X, Visual Arts Gallery, The University of Alabama at Birmingham
Don't Mess with Texas, Nathan Larremendy Gallery, Ojai, California
Transformative Portraits: Altered Identities in Contemporary Art, Richard A. and Rissa W. Grossman Gallery, Lafayette College, Easton, Pennsylvania
Chick Flick, Photographic Center Northwest, Seattle, Washington
MP3: Kelli Connell, Justin Newhall & Brian Ulrich, The Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago, Illinois
Here and Elsewhere, B.K. Smith Gallery, Lake Erie College, Painesville, Ohio
Twenty / Twenty, Barry Whistler Gallery, Dallas, Texas
Heartfelt, FSU Museum of Fine Arts, Tallahasee, Florida
Out of the Darkroom, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio
Photographers' Showcase, Photo-eye Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Portraits, Weinstein Gallery, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Photography, Rebecca Ibel Gallery, Columbus, Ohio
Material Support, The University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, Texas
Re-Construction: Making Pictures, UTSA Satellite Space, San Antonio, Texas
Conspicuous Production: The First Two Years of the UTD Southside Artist Residency, The McKinney Avenue Contemporary, Dallas, Texas
Ruth Adams and Kelli Connell: Two Points of View, College of Mount St. Joseph, Cincinnati, Ohio
Project Marfa, Barry Whistler Gallery in conjunction with Chinati Open House, Marfa, Texas
David Hilliard and Kelli Connell: Real Time, Diverse Works, Houston, Texas
Luck Be a Lady, Barry Whistler Gallery, Dallas, Texas
Kelli Connell and Cortney Andrews, Society For Contemporary Photography, Kansas City, Missouri
Showing Off: Southside on Lamar Artists in Residence, University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, Texas
Kelli Connell, Thomas Feulmer & Betsy Odom, Southside on Lamar Gallery, Dallas, Texas
McNeese Photography Invitational, McNeese State University, Lake Charles, Louisiana
Self-Centered, Creative Artists' Network, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
four artists four photographs four walls, Four Walls @ Displays Unlimited, Inc., Fort Worth, Texas
Show Offs: New & Emerging Texas Talent, William Campbell Contemporary, Fort Worth, Texas
Dallas VS Houston, Commerce Street Artist Warehouse, Houston, Texas
Tech Talk, The Dallas Center for Contemporary Art, Dallas, Texas
Figure Once Removed, Haggerty Gallery, University of Dallas, Irving, Texas
Summer Sweets, Barry Whistler Gallery, Dallas, Texas
Fellowship 2002, William E. Williams, Juror, Silver Eye Center for Photography,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
EXPO.02.2002, 500x Gallery, Dallas, Texas
Open and Closed, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana
Individual Artist Support Project Grant, Illinois Arts Council
Illinois Arts Council Photography Fellowship, Illinois Arts Council
Light Work Artist-in-Residence, July, Syracuse, New York
Cadre Arts Grant for Visual Artists
One Hundred Portfolios, Photography Now, Wright State University
Top 50 Photographers, Critical Mass 2005, Photo Lucida
Southside on Lamar Artist-in-Residence, Summer Residency, Dallas, Texas
Emerging Artist Grant Nominee, The Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation, New York
Southside on Lamar Artist-in-Residence, Summer Residency, Dallas, Texas
The Santa Fe Prize, Finalist
Baum Emerging American Photographer Award, Finalist
Dallas Museum of Art Kimbrough Award
Freestyle Photographic Crystal Apple Award
Kodak Product Grant
Phillips, Jocelyn. A Guide to Collecting Contemporary Photography, Thames and Hudson: London, 2012.
Steacy, Will. Photographs Not Taken, Daylight:New York, 2012.
Bright, Susan. "StepxStep: Auto Focus: Contemporary artists photograph themselves," PDN EDU Magazine, March 15, 2011.
Connell, Kelli. Double Life, DECODE Books: Seattle, 2011.
Hirsch Robert, Exploring Color Photography: From Film to Pixels, 5th Edition, Focal Press: Boston.
Joeng, Kim and Kelli Connell. "Freedom from the Known on the Line," IANN Magazine, Volume 6.
Bright, Susan. Auto Focus: The Self-Portrait in Contemporary Photography, The Monacelli Press: New York, 2010.
Connell, Kelli. "On My Mind: Sam Taylor Wood," Foam Magazine, Issue 22, March 2010.
Copeland, Colette. "Truth or Fiction?" Afterimage, Volume 34, Number 4.
Viera, Lauren. "View of artist should not alter our perception," Chicago Tribune, December 17, 2010.
Aliaga, Juan Vicente. "Asepsia," EXIT Express, #44, Mayo 2009.
Connell, Kelli. Adbusters, #85, Volume 17, Number 5, September/October 2009.
Connell, Kelli. "Kelli Connell," Co-curated by Amy Elkins and Cara Phillips, Women in Photography,
April 7 – April 20, 2009, wipnyc.org.
Connell, Kelli and Irvine, Karen. "Kelli Connell: Artist in Residence," The Light Work Annual 2009, Contact Sheet 152, Summer 2009.
Gent, Aaron and Marszewski, Ed. "Rod Slemmons," Proximity Magazine, Issue Five, Fall 2009.
Witthall, Zoe. Coeurs Molotov, Quebec Amerique: Quebec, 2009.
Connell, Kelli. "Photo Essay: Kelli Connell," Hair Trigger 30, Columbia College Chicago: Chicago, 2008.
Connell, Kelli. "Portfolio: Kelli Connell," DIVA Magazine: London, October, 2008.
Connell, Kelli. "Portfolio: Kelli Connell," Gente di Fotografia: Italy, October, 2008.
Grosenick, Uta and Seelig, Thomas. Photo Art: The New World of Photography, Aperture: New York, 2008.
Murray, D.C. "Kelli Connell at Stephen Wirtz Gallery," Art in America, February, 2008.
NA. "Emerging Talent," American Photo Magazine, November, 2008.
Burkitt, Susan. "Oswald seeing double with Connell photos; Village art festival opens; Sandy Z. goes it alone," Planet Jackson Hole, August 8, 2007.
Cunningham, Caroline. "Beside Herself: In digitally joined images of one woman, Kelli Connell explores the notion of the soul's search for its other half," House and Garden, September, 2007.
Glynn, Sal. "Kelli Connell: Stephen Wirtz Gallery," Focus Magazine, Issue 14, December, 2007.
Helfand, Glen. "Double trouble: Alice Shaw and Kelli Connell get down with the looking glass," San Francisco Bay Guardian, June 27, 2007.
Hirsch, Robert. Light and Lens: Photography in the Digital Age, Focal Press: Boston, 2007.
Niner, Katy. "Photographer challenges identity roles," Stepping Out Jackson Hole News and Guide, August 8, 2007.
Risemberg, Rafael. "Double Your Pleasure: Lesbian artists portray female couples," The New York Blade, May 18, 2007.
Schwendener, Martha. "Kelli Connell: Double Life," New York Times, May 18, 2007.
Whitlock, Terri. "The Spitting Image," Camerawork: A Journal of Photographic Arts, Volume 34, #2, San Francisco Camerawork, 2007.
Connell, Kelli. "Me and My Imaginary Girlfriend," Girls Like Us, Issue 4, Winter 2007.
Connell, Kelli, Justin Newhall and Brian Ulrich. MP3: Midwest Photographers' Publication Project, Aperture: New York, 2006.
Connell, Kelli. "In Light: Kelli Connell," Photography Quarterly #94, Volume 23, Center for Photography at Woodstock, 2006.
Connell, Kelli. "Portfolio: Kelli Connell," Exposure, Volume 39:2, Society for Photographic Education, 2006.
McKevitt, Jennifer. "Taking a new view of 'Here'," The News Herald, August 25, 2006.
NA. Photography Now: One Hundred Portfolios, DVD-ROM, Wright State University Galleries, 2006.
Madden, Kathleen, and Rosie Spencer, Vitamin Ph: New Perspectives in Photography, Phaidon Press: London, 2006.
Tranberg, Dan. "As summer comes to a close, region's galleries begin stirring," The Plain Dealer, August, 18, 2006.
Woodward, Richard. "Altered States: As the End of Black-and-White Printing Signals a Transformation in the Practice of Photography, the Medium Itself Is More Popular than Ever." ARTnews, March, 2006.
Blakely, George. Heartfelt, Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts: Jacksonville, 2005.
Connell, Kelli. "Kelli Connell," Hayden's Ferry Review 36, Spring / Summer, 2005.
Hirsch, Robert. Exploring Color Photography: From the Darkroom to the Digital Studio, McGraw-Hill: New York, 2005.
Ktos, Agnieszka. "Zagraj to Jeszcze Raz Sam Kelli Connell," Foto Pozytyw, July, 2005.
Kutner, Janet. "Residency bears fruit in exhibition at the MAC," Dallas Morning News, July 25, 2005.
Merino, Tony. "Kelli Connell: Summer," Glasstire, June 2005, http://glasstire.com/ReviewsDetail.asp?id=105.
Costello, Leo. "Kelli Connell: Double Life, Lawndale Art Center," ArtLies 42, Spring Issue, 2004.
Felps, Paula. "UTD Bringing the Arts to New Levels: A new residency program brings artists to the basement level of a historic building so they can elevate their art to new heights," UTD Network Magazine, Autumn, 2004.
NA. Fotofest 2004: Celebrating Water, Fotofest, Inc: Houston, 2004.
Plocek, Keith. "Gay Love: DiverseWorks gets personal in 'Real Time'," Houston Press, May 27, 2004.
Taffett, David. "Double Exposure: Kelli Connell captures suggestive narratives through identical female figures," Dallas Voice, June 11, 2004.
Yates, Christopher. "Two Women Explore Self, Identity through Photographs," The Columbus Dispatch, May 9, 2004.
Dye, Veronica. "Kelli Connell at Barry Whistler Gallery," Artlies, Summer Issue, 2003.
Fallon, Roberta. "Sketches: Altar of the Ego," Philadelphia Weekly, November, 2003.
Krejcarek, Philip. An Introduction to Digital Imaging with Photoshop 7, Delmar Learning: Clifton Park: New York, 2003.
Logan Wisdom, Donna. "A New Level of Experience: James McInroe Puts a Townhouse's Treasured Art and Furniture in its Proper Place," Dallas Home Design 3, no. 5, January, 2003.
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
The Columbus Museum of Art
The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
The Dallas Museum of Art
The Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago
Photographic Center Northwest
Light Work
San Marcos Fine Arts Center
Catherine Edelman Gallery, Chicago
Weinstein Gallery, Minneapolis
Gallery 339, Philadelphia


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Re: [alpha] G3/S3 - PAKISTAN/US/AFGHANISTAN/CT/MIL - Pakistan wants Afghan action on Taliban cleric Maulvi Fazlullah
Released on 2012-10-10 17:00 GMT
Email-ID | 147636 |
Date | 2011-10-17 15:59:26 |
From | email@example.com |
To | firstname.lastname@example.com |
List-Name | email@example.com |
On 10/17/11 7:24 AM, Michael Wilson wrote:
inisght on Fazlullah being behind cross border
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: [alpha] INSIGHT - AFGHANISTAN/PAKISTAN - Attacks from Afghan
Date: Wed, 6 Jul 2011 17:15:41 -0500 (CDT)
From: Reginald Thompson <email@example.com>
Reply-To: Alpha List <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: Alpha List <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Source is a retired 1-star who was head of FATA security under Mush and
now runs a security firm
>Dear Kamran Sahib,
Thank you for your email.I was away to Swat for a seminar that you must
have heard about, therefore I am responding a little late. I think the
situation of these cross border attacks is that the Terrorists who had
managed to escape across the border to Afghanistan due to operations in
Malakand Division(7 Districts),Bajaur Agency, and Mohmand Agency have
reorganized themselves in Afghan Territory and have started attacking
Pakistani border posts which are mostly held by Police, Levies and
Militia. As per local people Fazlullah who was evicted from Malakand
Division has consolidated in Nuristan Province of Afghanistan and is
involved in attacks on border posts in Dir Area.He has about 100 to 120
people beside some local Afghans.Maulvi Faqir Mohammad an escapee from
Bajaur with 50 to 60 people is attacking Posts in Bajaur Agency and Wali
mohammad(alias Umar Farooq) is attacking posts in Mohmand Agency. Since
NATO and US has no presence(US pulled out of Pach Valley some time back)
in this area and ANA has hardly any writ in this area, therefore these
people are doing this with the hope that they will be able to re enter
their areas which seems unlikely as they have lost support in their
areas.Please also remember that this is a Salafi belt and Saudi
invested over a period of time quite a huge amount for building Mosques
and Madrassas in this area. GOP beside protesting to Afghan government
advanced some regular troops in these areas and can beat back these
attacks but this area has the potential of becoming a safe heaven for
Al-Qaida which is morphing in to a new shape after the death of Osama.
There are quite a few stories making rounds from US pressure techniques
Afghan government involvement which may not be true but assistance and
encouragement by Northern Alliance is quite possible.
Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: [alpha] INSIGHT - AFGHANISTAN/PAKISTAN - 2-way cross-border
Date: Wed, 06 Jul 2011 12:09:31 +0100
From: Benjamin Preisler <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Reply-To: Alpha List <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: alpha List <email@example.com>
Contact is a Pashtun journalist with BBC in Peshawar.
Forces that don't wish to see cordial relations between the two
countries are at it again. I think TTP's deputy Maulvi Faqir and Swat
leader Maulana Fazlullah are behind it. They now have free space because
of the withdrawal of NATO forces from Kunar areas. They can become a bit
more of a nuisence now, and remain in business. If Karzai and Pak
leaders get carried away by the attacks by making inflammmatory
statements, it could only go the
militant way.
Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: [alpha] INSIGHT - AFGHANISTAN/PAKISTAN - Bi-directional
border attacks
Date: Thu, 07 Jul 2011 12:39:02 +0100
From: Benjamin Preisler <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Reply-To: Alpha List <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Source is a broadcast journalist in Peshawar
In many ways the attacks from both sides are not new and have a long
history. Even during the days of British Raj such attacks happened.
Also, recall the incidents in the early to mid 70s when the first
republican Afghan ruler Sardar Daud was in a tussle with Pakistani
premier Zulfikar Ali Bhutto over Pashtunistan.
So its not unusual. Now when US has announced its gradual withdrawal,
Afghan and Pakistani Taliban (fled during operations in Bajaur and in
Mohmand) are behind such attacks. There is also a possibility of
avoiding operation in North Waziristan. Thats why they started ops in
Kurram. After that they will try to convince the American that due to
such border infiltrations in Dir, Mohmand and Bajaur, Islamabad has a
need to move some troops to those areas.
Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: INSIGHT - PAKISTAN - Angry Reaction to U.S. Strategy Review
Date: Sat, 18 Dec 2010 14:54:40 +0000
From: Kamran Bokhari <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Reply-To: email@example.com, Analyst List <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: Analysts List <firstname.lastname@example.com>
The following is an email I got from my colonel contact at army head
quarters in Rawalpindi:
US review of Afghan Strategy
A. Main points of the Review Strategy
1. America's strategy for Afghanistan is centered on disrupting,
dismantling, and defeating al-Qa'ida in theater and preventing its
capacity to threaten America, its citizens, and its allies.
2. The strategy remains relentlessly focused on Pakistan-based al-Qa'ida
because of the strategic nature of the threat posed by its leadership,
and in particular the group's continued pursuit of large-scale,
catastrophic anti-Western attacks and its influence on global terrorism.
B. Counter points to the Review Strategy
1. The US-allied military strategy in Afghanistan has failed because of
the failure of their political strategy. The political strategy is not
working that's why the military strategy is not successful.
2. The Afghan government has failed to give equitable and balanced
representation to Pashtuns who form the major Taliban militant force.
Besides there are no major gains because they are unable to fight
pitched battles against the insurgents.
3. Thus the blame of failures on their side cannot be put on Pakistan as
Pakistan is not providing sanctuaries to al-Qa'ida and Taliban. Yes
there remains some representation of al-Qa'ida and Taliban in the areas
bordering Afghanistan, but at the same time there is a huge number of
Pakistan military (around 140,000) deployed along the border, with major
deployment in North Waziristan where operations are in process.
4. On Pakistan's side there are over 900 posts covering majority of
natural laterals, whereas on the Afghanistan side there are only 150 or
so posts which are usually frequently readjusted rearwards.
5. Pakistan has initiated military operations in all the six out of
seven agencies and areas adjoining Afghanistan, so there is no such
thing as a scoot free sanctuary.
6. Even in North Waziristan, areas like Shawal and Razmak surroundings,
sting operations are going on.
7. If operation in NWA means annihilating Mir Ali and Miran Shah - the
two big cities of NWA - then probably it is not possible as scorched
earth policy of Russian intent cannot be perpetrated against own
8. Afghanistan has failed to stop cross border movement of miscreants
which is destabilizing adjoining border areas of Pakistan.
9. The miscreants who succeed in sneaking into the other side need to
travel more than 60 kilometers inside Afghanistan to reach their
targets. How can they travel under the hi-tech satellite-run sensitive
surveillance gadgets? How much is their control on their area?
10. All miscreant leadership is always given shelter in adjoining
Afghanistan even in areas under direct control of ISAF forces. As a
result of the Pakistan military's successful Bajuar Agency operation in
August 2008, Maulvi Faqir, Qari Ziaur Rehman, Commander Abdul Wali, and
even Maulana Fazlullah of Swat were provided shelter in Afghanistan
where they are enjoying sanctuary in the Kunar province.
11. Nobody realizes where the weaponry comes from for these terrorists.
Allied forces are giving protection money to the war lords and Taliban.
Poppy is being cultivated as usual. Drug money is used to bribe the
12. North Waziristan is not Pakistan's Achilles heel which remains out
of magical potions rather it is very much part of Pakistan and figure
well in its national counter terrorism strategy.
13. Thus America's do more mantra is illogical and a step to hide its
own failures in Afghanistan.
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On 10/17/11 6:18 AM, Allison Fedirka wrote:
Im kinda confused as to why they are calling him Maulvi when he is
normally called Maulana (Its definitely Maulana b/c they describe him
as Radio Mullah/FM Mullah) Perhaps they are confusing him with Maulvi
Nazir? We can just call him Mullah Fazlullah. We have information on
his involvement in the attacks from around July6 [MW]
Pakistan wants Afghan action on Taliban cleric
Mon Oct 17, 2011 10:19am GMT
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan said on Monday that Afghan and U.S-led
forces had failed to hunt down a Taliban cleric responsible for a
spate of cross-border raids despite repeated requests from Islamabad,
a complaint likely to deepen tensions between the neighbours.
The attacks in which militants loyal to Maulvi Fazlullah took part
killed about 100 members of Pakistan's security forces, angering the
military which faces threats from multiple militant groups.
"The problem refuses to go away," Pakistani army spokesman,
Major-General Athar Abbas, told Reuters.
Fazlullah was the Pakistani Taliban leader in Swat Valley, about 100
miles (160 km) northwest of Islamabad, before a 2009 army offensive
forced him to flee.
Also known as FM Mullah or Radio Mullah for his fiery radio
broadcasts, he managed to regroup in Afghanistan and establish
strongholds and local support networks, and poses a threat to Pakistan
once again, said Abbas.
Fazlullah and his men are based in Kunar and Nuristan provinces in
Afghanistan, said Abbas.
He is a prime example of the classic problem faced by Pakistan's
military. Militant leaders can simply melt away in the face of army
In Kabul, National Directorate of Security spokesman Lutfullah Mashal
said "terrorist groups usually come from the other side of the border
and do some attacks."
"One thing for sure I can say that no one is regrouped or settled here
in Afghanistan," he added.
Ties between Kabul and Islamabad, marred by mistrust in the best of
times, have been heavily strained in recent months.
First, Afghanistan complained that Pakistan was shelling Afghan border
areas in response to militant raids.
More recently, Afghan officials accused Pakistan's spy agency of
involvement in the suicide bombing assassination of the chief Afghan
peace envoy with the Taliban. Pakistan angrily denied the accusation.
"With this new element, friction will increase. The problem is the
issue is highly politicised given the state of affairs in the region,
with accusations coming from both sides," said Muhammad Amir Rana,
director of the Pak Institute of Peace Studies.
"What was simply a border security issue is now politicised, and will
impact bilateral relations."
Fazlullah, who Swat residents said ordered beheadings, public
executions and the bombing of girls' schools, is the last thing
Pakistan needs.
It is battling a Taliban insurgency, and has been facing stepped up
U.S. pressure to attack Afghan militant groups who cross the border to
attack Western forces in Afghanistan since American special forces in
May killed Osama bin Laden in a Pakistani town, where he had
apparently been living for years.
"Now Fazlullah and his group are trying to re-enter Swat through Dir,"
said Abbas, referring to a border region in northwest Pakistan which
was relatively stable before the cleric's men recently staged attacks
there on security forces.
The United States wants Pakistan to help stabilise the unruly,
mountainous border region once described by President Barack Obama as
the most dangerous place in the world.
Doing so would require Pakistan to break up complicated and powerful
networks that include al Qaeda, the Afghan and Pakistan Taliban and
Arab fighters.
Critics say Pakistan has created chaos in the area by using militants
as proxies in Afghanistan or to fight rival India, allegations it
Pakistani officials have urged the United States to focus on defeating
its enemies in Afghanistan instead of blaming Islamabad for its
Asked about Pakistan's complaint on Fazlullah, Lieutenanonel Jimmie
Cummings, a spokesman for the NATO International Security Assistance
Force in Afghanistan, said:
"We are working with Pakistan to achieve our shared goals of lasting
stability and security in Afghanistan and the broader region."
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Leave it to me to write an entire cookbook on avocados (one that includes an entire chapter on guacamole) and then continue to dream up guac recipes 1 year later But I'm not complaining, because it lead me to the best guacamole recipe ever. Kid you not, it's my favorite!!! Here's the secret. A mix …Continue Reading
Happy Super Bowl Sunday! I know some of you are football obsessed, others are just in it for the food! Today on Domestic Partners we're dishing all things needed to make a killer Super Bowl Party plus brushing up on some football moves!
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A few weeks back I partnered up with California Avocado Commission to make some All American Guacamole. It's something that we both do quite well, and this guacamole is no exception! With my guacamole grilled cheese on Monday, it makes sense that we just keep on trend and keep going. Plus, I'm cooking up a …Continue Reading
Guacamole stuffed between 2 buttered pieces of bread and obscene amounts of colby jack cheese and then grilled for a few hot seconds on each until the cheese is melted and gooey is my idea of heaven. Guacamole Grilled Cheese is also my ideal hangover breakfast. This weekend was a total whirlwind for me. I picked …Continue Reading
Just because I wrote a cookbook all about avocados doesn't mean that I don't have a ton of other avocado recipes up my sleeve! Ya, it's true. I've still got a boat load of recipes featuring my all time favorite food and today is one of those recipes! Spicy Cheesy Guacamole. The recipe. The …Continue Reading
I can't remember if we've already talked about real life, so it's happening again. I mean I know you guys know about real life, but can we talk about what happens on days when someone (me) can't be bothered to make pretty food that takes longer than 4 minutes. Occasionally I just need an insanely …Continue Reading
Do you ever go out to eat with someone, order an appetizer and then secretly wish the person you were eating with would disappear so you could eat the entire thing yourself and not have to share it and no one would judge? No? Oh. Weird. Me neither. Whaaaat? No but really, that happens to …Continue Reading
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Let's talk nachos. I'd like to call myself somewhat of a nacho connoisseur. You see nachos were kinda a big deal to me in high school. I had some mean nacho making skills. My friends and I would come home after school and grab a bag of tortilla strips, a hunk of colby jack cheese …Continue Reading
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No matter what the occasion, the answer is always guacamole. And seriously people, what's a Christmas party without a little guacamole? I mean, I live in LA, so I've gotta take advantage of the year round avocados that are available to me! So let's just talk about holiday parties here for a second. I've been …Continue Reading
After a wonderful week in New Orleans, I thought it was only appropriate that I come home and make a NOLA inspired Guacamole. It only made sense to combine what New Orleans is famous for – it's amazing seafood and spice mixtures with one of my absolute favorites – guacamole. I used a Creole spice …Continue Reading
Did you know that it was Burger Month? Well, if you didn't, now you do! So in honor of national burger month – I'm celebrating with a big fat juicy spicy guacamole burger. I mean really, did we expect anything less? Now there are some guidelines that I always abide by when making my burgers. …Continue Reading
Feel free to call me a Guacaholic. I won't be offended because it's absolutely true. As summer is fast approaching, I am ready to fire up my BBQ and get my grill on. It's all about throwing everything on the grill in the summer months. Not only does grilling add an extra element to your …Continue Reading
Let's me just rock your world for a quick second right here. Chipotle Guacamole. o.m.g. It's a creamy and smoky and I'm pretty sure I can no longer live without. I've been on a bit of an avocado rampage recently. You see I just never remember how many avocados I have sitting at home, and …Continue Reading
A very exciting thing happened to me this past week at the farmers market. I was casually strolling along on my way to the "avocado man" ready to go pick up my weekly 10 avocados, and when I got there he surprised me with the Bacon avocado!!! I've been bugging him for weeks now, asking …Continue Reading
I am fairly confident that you all know my obsession with guacamole by this point in time. I could, and would, eat it everyday for every meal and I am certain that I would never tire of this. I am always on the lookout for new ideas that involved my beloved guacamole and this past …Continue Reading
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Hi. My name is Gaby and I am addicted to Guacamole. Yup. It's true. I live off of guacamole. I eat it at least 7 times a week and its pretty much the only thing I crave on a regular basis. I think I should be a walking ad for avocados, but I probably consume …Continue Reading
Guacamole is my all time favorite food in the whole wide world. It is very rare that I come across a guacamole that I don't like. A few weeks ago I tried some homemade guacamole at a party and it was delicious. After hunting down the person who made this to get the recipe, I …Continue Reading
Life without guacamole just isn't worth living!! Which is why I'm always on the prowl for fun ways to incorporate one of my favorite condiments! And today it's all about these Carnitas Tacos topped with guac! I can't even remember the first time I made carnitas? It had to be years ago when I was …Continue Reading
In my opinion, life without guacamole isn't worth living. It's quite possibly the worlds best topping and today it's front and center on this Southwestern Brown Rice Bowl. But it's actually not ALL about the guacamole. The secret ingredient in this brown rice bowl is the most insanely delicious green rice you'll ever make in your …Continue Reading
I'm excited to be kicking off a new feature here on What's Gaby Cooking called insta-trip!! My instagram obsession is equal to that of my guacamole obsession so it's only fitting that it has a place to live on the site! Here's the deal – sometimes when you're visiting a new country, market or restaurant …Continue Reading
I can't believe we're getting ready to say goodbye to 2014. This year has flown by and I feel so incredibly lucky and pumped that I get to spend it with all of you!! These past 12 months have been filled with a few hundred new recipes from my kitchen, some inspiring trips that allow …Continue Reading
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Archived:Getting Network properties in Flash Lite
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This article demonstrates how to get network properties in Flash lite, in particular the speed and price of the active network connection.The information can be obtained using the fscommand2() function.
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How's the coverage
Since the Signal level returns an ambigous value, it needs to be quantified to something like a percentage of the maximum. So both GetMaxSignalLevel and GetSignalLevel need to be used.
This function simply gets those two pieces of data and returns an integer between 0 and 100
function GetSignalLevel(){
var SignalLevel:Number;
var MaxSignal:Number;
var CurrentSignal:Number;
CurrentSignal= fscommand2("GetSignalLevel");
MaxSignal = fscommand2("GetMaxSignalLevel");
SignalLevel = Math.round(CurrentSignal/MaxSignal )*100;
return SignalLevel;
How fast is fast
If you need to know how fast the network is, you can use the GetNetworkGeneration command. It returns a number and bigger is better, in this case more recent generation. See the function below for more.
function GetNetworkSpeed(){
var netGeneration:String = fscommand2("GetNetworkGeneration")
case -1:
netGeneration = "No Network";
case 0:
netGeneration = "Can't tell";
case 1:
netGeneration = "2G";
case 2:
netGeneration = "2.5G";
case 3:
netGeneration = "3G";
return netGeneration;
How much is this going to cost
Of course you cannot get the pricing information directly, but you can find out if the device is currently in it's home network or roaming. This would at least allow you to prompt the user before downloading megabytes of data while roaming...
This function uses the fscommand2() function and commands GetNetworkStatus and GetConnectionStatus to find out the information.
function GetNetworkSpeed(){
netStat = fscommand2("GetNetworkStatus");
var netStatus:String
switch(netStat) {
case -1:
netStatus = "network status not supported" add newline;
case 0:
netStatus = "no network registered" add newline;
case 1:
netStatus = "on home network" add newline;
case 2:
netStatus = "on extended home network" add newline;
case 3:
netStatus = "roaming" add newline;
conStat = fscommand2("GetConnectionStatus");
var conStatus:String
switch(conStat) {
case -1:
conStatus = "network status not supported" add newline;
case 0:
conStatus = "no network registered" add newline;
case 1:
conStatus = "on home network" add newline;
case 2:
conStatus = "on extended home network" add newline;
case 3:
conStatus = "roaming" add newline;
statusnetName = fscommand2("GetNetworkName", "netName")
if(netName =="undefined") {
netName = "";
return "Network Status: " +newline + netName + newline+ netStatus;
But is it working?
All of this information does not help you if the service is down or not available, so you might want to try a real http-request and see what happens. The GetNetworkRequestStatus command comes in handy here.
var httpStat:Number;
httpStat= fscommand2("GetNetworkRequestStatus");
The values you get for httpStat are interpreted as follows:
-1: Command not supported 0: Network connected, host name resolved, server connected. Request pending 1: Network being connected. Request pending. 2: Network not connected. Request pending. 3: Network connected, host name beingresolved. Request pending. 4: Network error. Request failed. 5: Server connection error. Request failed. 6: HTTP error (for example, 404) 7: DNS server not found or Name not resolved. Reques failed. 8: Success 9: Timeout 10: No request made
How does all this help
When combine and cross reference the different network related fscommands, you can get a significant amount of information about the network where the device with your Flash Lite application is. With this information at your disposal, you can decide on actions like "to update data or not to update data" or at least provide some data for the user to decide on.


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Yes, it uses Tech II rigs. Yes, it uses expensive faction / complex modules. As it should. Yes, it permaruns. YES, it has a massive permarun tank, and it uses cruise missiles. Get over it. I have flown both and I like both equally. When I want to burn through missions I fly the torp. When I want to take things casual while I'm doing other shit I take this. Also nice for my shitty net connection. If you want to bash on this for not using torps, welcome to the door please consider another option, thanks!. This loadout is effective for what it was made for; big tank while maintaining decent dmg at all ranges. Moving on" With my current skills, and drones, this will push out ~ 692 DPS, 4979 volley. Level 5 skills ~ 721 dps, 5071 volley. That's using faction ammo. When you're only using 4 launchers, faction ammo is cheap enough to use, at least IMO. The hardeners are switched out based on NPCs (I'm not a fan of using 3x Invul fields, much prefer better specific tank and less cap used). Shield boost amount, with Marauders IV, should be ~ 1470/4s. Level 5 skills ~ 1555/4s. If you have a HG crystal set, then power to ya. |
-1 Golem is for torps
After having marauders 5 for the last 6 months, and having flown both cruise and torp, I like both setups. Torps kill close things faster, cruise kill things further, preference in the end.
Why fly this when you can fly a Tengu with the same DPS and twice the speed and almost the same tank with the added advantage of having a much smaller sig radius and higher speed which actually kills frigates in a few seconds and has a total price of just about the same as that shield booster alone?
A lot of ngiegrs here can't read.
There are a lot of people who think Golem's suck of the don't have torps but i think that's complete nonsense. The extended targeting range and extended tractor range both indicate that this ship was ment to use long-range weapons and Eve itself recommends the Cruise Missile Certificate for this ship.
Furthermore the 100% damage bonus makes faction ammo a lot cheaper and when using faction ammo two rigors are enough to blow most out of the virtual skies. Nevertheless i would drop the cap recharger for a TP just because the bonus is very nice and you are less dependent on your drones to finish off the small bugs.
How about suicide gankers with so expensive shield booster...
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I sit here at my desk and stare at the application in front of me: Standing Committee for Gay and Lesbian Student Needs--Application for Undergraduate Student Members. I also think about the OutreachND club; the unofficial student run support group. They, too need officers for next school year...specifically a female co-chair aka co-president. Could I really do this? Do I want to do this? Why did I print out the appication if I don't?
If I were to apply to either of these positions (or both), It would throw my life into a 360 degree spin. Essentially, I would be outing myself to everybody...the whole freakin' campus. In a way, I think it would be easier like that. No quiet face-to-face "can we talks?"...no having to explain to people why I don't want to ask a guy to the spring formal...I'm sure the news would spread quickly. While the administration encourages people to treat gays/lesbians with respect, we're still considered oddities.
I would have to come out to my friends, though...I couldn't let them find out by seeing my name in the paper, or by hearing that I did some presentation to freshmen about what It's like living as a lesbian student here at Notre Dame. That's a scary thought...coming out to my friends. I want to tell them, I don't like keeping this part of my life a secret. It's slowly but surely strangling some aspect of myself, what exactly that is, I'm not quite sure of yet.
And then there's my family. This would give me a reason to come out to them...I don't want to have to word my way around things, telling half-truths and vague answers when we talk about my life here.
I just don't know if I have the strength to do this. Don't get me wrong, I know I'm a lesbian...I'm sure of that. But as of now the only people that know I'm gay are the other gay students in Outreach, my roommate, my RA, my sister, and a few good friends from home. Do I really want to take such a humongous leap out of the closet?
I just don't know.
The deadline for the Standing committee application is March 7th, the day before spring break... I have some decisions to make.
but for now, the application is just taking up space on my desk, still untouched by a pen.
P.S. I realize I dissappeared for a few weeks...I've been visiting Oasis daily, I just have had trouble bringing myself to write. Not quite sure why... (Not that anyone really cares, but I just thought I'd let you know I'm alive)


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Winners were announced Nov. 18. View the winning products.
Contract magazine's Nightingale Awards showcase the best in excellence and innovation in healthcare product design. The annual program, sponsored by Contract magazine, The Center for Health Design, and Healthcare Design 2013, aims to promote and recognize product design that contributes to the quality of healthcare.
Submitted products must be new healthcare and contract (non-residential) products introduced to the U.S. market since November 2012 and must not have been entered in previous Nightingale Awards competitions. This competition is open only to companies exhibiting during the HEALTHCARE DESIGN Conference 2013, November 16–19, 2013, at The Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center, Orlando, Florida. Prototypes are not eligible. Each manufacturer is limited to a total of four entries.
Product categories are:
- Architectural Products: Clinical (i.e.: headwalls)
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- Carpet (a collection is a single entry)
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- Furniture Collections (Non-Seating)
- Lighting
- Seating: Guest/Lounge
- Seating: Patient
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• Silca by Momentum Textiles
• Empath Recliner by Nurture by Steelcase
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• Dignity Collection by Spec Furniture
• Essentials Collection by Carnegie
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One man circus Donald Trump has a response for Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal's "party of stupid" remarks — No, you!
Real estate mogul Donald Trump ripped into GOP Gov. Bobby Jindal (La.) Monday over his suggestion that Republicans needed to "stop being the stupid party" if they hoped to rebound in the next election cycle.
"He was stupid for using that term," Trump told "Fox and Friends." "Because that term is so obnoxious, and so good for the other side, he should not have used that term. That term is going to be living now for a long time, and they're going to have his face on television using it."
Substantively, Trump may be partially correct, but I'd say "party of stupid" is the least of their worries.
The Republican outreach campaign to woo women and minorities by shitting on them even harder than before seems like a much bigger obstacle to Republican victory than some erroneous comment made by Governor Howdy Doody.
They may also want to stop saying "rape" under any circumstances. But, you know, I don't want to help them out too much.


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Morro Bay Police have identified the man killed after a boat capsized in Morro Bay Sunday.
Officials say 53-year-old Christopher Castro from Bakersfield died during the accident.
Police received a call from the Sandpit Emergency phone just before 7:40 a.m. Sunday. The caller said two people had been thrown from a boat that capsized.
One of the boaters had minor injuries and was able to swim to shore. The second boater, Castro, was pulled from the water. First responders started CPR just before 8 a.m.
The Coast Guard helped transport Castro to a local hospital where he was later declared dead.
They have not identified the boater that survived.
Officials spent several hours searching the water before they found the boat.
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Don Germeraad was just what the War Department wanted in the early 1940s — a college graduate with flight training.
Germeraad joined the U.S. Navy after graduating from Rocky Mountain College in 1941 and then went on to a long career as a test pilot and engineer in the U.S. space program.
The Billings native didn't forget his alma mater later in life. His estate left $38,000 to help the college's aviation program teach students well into the future.
Rocky is using the donation to update the aviation facility and expand into the other half of the building that was previously occupied by St. Francis West Day Care, said Dan Hargrove, director of the aviation program.
The space became available after Billings Catholic Schools consolidated its daycare, all of which now is at St. Francis Primary School.
The first part of the project completed this fall includes knocking down a wall between the two parts of the building and repainting and reflooring the lounge.
The next phase will remodel the former daycare area to house the program's three flight simulators.
The new room, to be named The Donald Germeraad Flight Simulation Training Center, is expected to be ready for fall 2013.
Two offices and two briefing rooms also will be added.
Germeraad will give students plenty of inspiration for aviation careers.
"His story is phenomenal," Hargrove said.
Born in 1920, Germeraad grew up on a ranch south of Billings, said his sister, Patricia Patti Canaris, who lives in Hamilton.
The seven Germeraad children had a wonderful childhood, enjoying the freedom to roam the ranch all day.
Don Germeraad developed an early interest in flying after seeing Charles Lindbergh when he came to Billings after the aviator's famed solo flight across the Atlantic, according to a biography provided by Rocky.
The boy made a gas-powered model airplane and flew it for Fourth of July gatherings of neighbors on the ranch.
"When it ran out of gas, it crashed." Carnaris said. Then Germeraad would build another one for the next year.
After high school, Germeraad enrolled at Billings Polytechnic Institute, which later was renamed Rocky Mountain College.
He arrived at the right time.
With war clouds gathering in the late 1930s, Rocky had a contract with the Civil Aeronautics Authority to train students for their private pilot licenses, Hargrove said.
Dick Logan, who Billings Logan International Airport is named for, also took an interest Germeraad, and hired him to work at the airport.
After graduating from Rocky in 1941, the young pilot joined the U.S. Navy. During World War II, he was a stateside test pilot before flying in the Pacific. He earned 13 Navy combat and service medals.
After the war, he got an aeronautical engineering degree at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston and then joined Convair Aircraft Corp. as a test pilot.
"In the 1950s, Convair was a household name like Boeing is now," Hargrove said.
Germeraad was at the controls of the first flights of several of Convair's new planes.
"It was very Chuck-Yeager, light-your-hair-on-fire, cool stuff," Hargrove said.
When the U.S. manned space program started, Germeraad applied to become one of the first astronauts. He didn't make the cut, but continued friendships with those who did.
He also helped design the flight control panel for the Mercury space capsule.
When he went to work for Lockheed, he worked on deep submersible vehicles and the external tanks for the first space shuttles.
Germeraad died in 1992.
The added space Rocky's aviation program gains because of Germeraad's bequest couldn't come at a better time.
"Our program is growing and we have dreams of new equipment," Hargrove said.
This fall, 36 new freshmen enrolled in the program, bringing the total number of students to 102, about 10 percent more than last fall.
With pilots in demand, those students should get jobs when they graduate.
A pilot shortage is the result of several things, Hargrove said.
As the economy has improved, more people are flying.
Five years ago, the federal government raised the mandatory pilot retirement age from 60 to 65. Fewer pilots retired then, but more are doing so now.
The armed forces, once a major supplier of pilots to civilian airline companies, are shrinking and the military keeping its pilots longer.
Hargrove gets calls all the time from airlines looking for pilots.
Many of his graduates first work as flight instructors for Rocky for a few months to accumulate flight hours and then go to work for an aviation company.
This spring, Rocky graduated 18 students. Most were pilots. Others were aviation management majors.


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Community service can actually be beneficial for many who perform this service to a not for profit organization. Which is how it is supposed to be performed and completed. I'm sure you have images in your head of what types of work you'd be doing, and you are probably not to far off or are you? But on the other hand community service can be fulfilling. Really? Yes, really. Oh and how about online work, is that available for community service? I bet you either don't have a ride to get to the community service site, or you work to many hours to fit community service in your schedule. So maybe some online community service hours could work for your situation and that would be awesome.
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