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The Chicago police department operates an off-the-books interrogation compound, rendering Americans unable to be found by family or attorneys while locked inside what lawyers say is the domestic equivalent of a CIA black site.
The facility, a nondescript warehouse on Chicago's west side known as Homan Square, has long been the scene of secretive work by special police units. Interviews with local attorneys and one protester who spent the better part of a day shackled in Homan Square describe operations that deny access to basic constitutional rights.
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Turkey facing Ilham Aliyev's "righteous anger"?
Azerbaijan is waiting for Turkish explanations on the opening of Yerevan-Van flights, the latters not matching Ankara's official stance.
A report on the opening of direct Yerevan-Van flights threw Baku into another fit of hysterics. Azerbaijan seems to believe that any Armenia-related step initiated by Russia or Turkey must be coordinated with Baku for fear of the "righteous anger" of Ilham Aliyev.
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PanARMENIAN.Net - Current hysterics is the second major one after Zurich Protocols. The Protocols were doomed to oblivion form the onset, the Yerevan-Van flights, on the other hand, belonging to a realm of business, are much more likely to work. Formally, the flights were initiated by a private Turkish company Bora Jet. Baku, however, suspects that Ankara might actually be behind the private initiative, with Turkish President's congratulatory message to Armenian leader on the latter's reelection further undermining Azeri authorities' trust towards Turkey's policy line.
The executive secretary of Yeni Azerbaijan ruling party Ali Akhmedov stated that Baku is waiting for Turkish explanations over the launch of the flight. He further expressed Baku's reluctance to accept a possible Turkish-Armenian rapprochement while "Azeri lands remain occupied."
Azeri president's administration expressed a similar stance, with the officials stressing Baku's "sensitivity" to any contacts with Armenia or Nagorno Karabakh. "Baku deems such contacts to signal support for Armenia," the Head of the Presidential Administration's Department on Social Political Issues Ali Hasanov said.
Turkish Ambassador to Azerbaijan Ismail Alper Coskun reassured Baku, noting that the launch of the private company's flight shouldn't cause doubts as to the official position of Ankara. However a political analyst Mubariz Ahmedoglu, who's known to be close to governmental circles, refuted the envoy's version of a "private initiative." "No flights in Turkey can be allowed without the official permission of the Turkish government, regardless of financials gains. There's no need trying to trick Azerbaijan," he said.
Baku, however, is the only one to blame for the trap it got caught into. The flights might well be followed by a resumption of a Kars-Gyumri railway connection. Also, the change of power in Georgia may alter the regional position of Azerbaijan, which is the main cause of concern for he latter. And the "countless oil-brought riches" which Baku will soon run out of won't affect the situation. It's hard to believe Ilham Aliyev is unaware of the fact, but the inertia of thought prompts him to continue dictating conditions.
Turkey is currently facing an unpleasant situation – with the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide in Ottoman Empire to be marked in 2 years, Ankara feels constrained to take some steps. Yerevan-Van flight is the first step which can be followed by Kars-Gyumri railway opening and even cancellation of visa regime. However, one must say, Armenian citizens have no problem getting visas at Georgia's Vale or Sarpi check points. As for Baku, it may continue its demarches till they actually make Ankara sick.
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How to Fix a Very Slow Windows 7 Downloads Folder
Do you ever find that the user Downloads folder in Windows 7 seems to respond very slowly? Here is a quick fix for the problem.
You may think that one folder is the same as any other folder but Windows doesn't see it that way. Windows classifies folders according to the types of files that it thinks will be stored there. According to this post, Windows 7 will often decide that the user Downloads folder is for pictures. It then tries to create thumbnails for all the files in the Downloads folder. If some of the files are really not pictures, this causes the Downloads folder to be slow to open. To fix this problem, tell Windows that Downloads is for general purposes. Here is the procedure:
- Open the Start menu
- Click the user account name in the upper part of the right pane
- In the Explorer window that opens, right-click the Downloads folder
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- Select the tab "Customize"
- Under "Optimize this folder for:" open the drop-down menu, as shown in the figure below
- Choose "General items"
- Click "OK" (Button not shown in the figure)
- Close the Properties dialog
Note that this procedure can be applied to other folders as well. If you have a folder with some pictures mixed in with other types of file, Windows may sometimes decide to treat the folder as a pictures folder and cause it to open slowly. Then you should customize the folder for general items.
Of course, Windows being Windows, there may be a little glitch now and then. Sometimes, Windows will forget which way you designated a folder. So you have to do it over again.
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Is this tip for just Windows 7 Pro? I have W 7 Home Premium and do NOT have a "Customize" Tab!
Any suggestions on settings to get that tab?
I suspect that you have tried to find it on a shortcut. The customize tab is not available on a shortcut, only on the actual folder that the shortcut points to.
The "Downloads" folder usually has a shortcut in Windows Explorer "Favorites". If that is where you found your "Downloads" folder then you can use the "Shortcut" tab to click on the button "Open File Location" and the actual Downloads folder should be then be visible for you to work with.
I am traveling and do not have access to a computer with Windows 7 Home Premium but your User-Downloads folder properties sheet should have a Customize tab. Are you using a different downloads folder from the Users\UserName\Downloads folder? Are you in a restricted account?
Thanks Vic,
I went to the wrong Download folder...Used the "Download" folder Under my Favorites.
That's probably the only Download Folder that does not have a Customize Tab.
Thanks for making me look at your directions more closely and it is set on "General" now!
Always learning!
Thanks for the reply and and Tip!
With Windows 7 Pro you do not click on your user account. Open the start menu and you'll see on the right column the download folder. Right click that, then properties and finally customize. If I do it the way explained I will not see my download folder, it's a minor point but you might lose people if they follow his guide.
I have Windows 7 Pro and it works the way I have described. I don't know why it is different for you but thanks for pointing out an alternate way to get to the folder. In Windows, there are always several ways to do anything.
Is there any way to do this globally across all folders? I'd rather use my own choices than Microsoft's. Besides, I'm getting tired of that little blue circle that wastes my time every time I open a different folder.
You can apply settings to all folders of a given type but I don't know of an easy way to apply global folder settings. If anybody knows how, please let us know.
Is there a possibility it could be done in the registry?
Like howiem, I don't use the Windows downloads folder, either. Everything I download is via Eagleget and goes straight into the Eagleget download folder.
I've never noticed this slowness, but perhaps this is because I always disable thumbnails. To do this, in any normal folder, tap "Alt", select "Tools" from the menu bar, then "Options". Put a check mark next to "always show icons, never show thumbnails".
I also recommend UNchecking "Hide extensions for known file types".
Awesome! I've wondered why this folder was unbearably slow. I generally use the folder I added to a Library since it was much, much faster, but will make this change immediately.
Thanks, Vic!
1. Open the Start menu
2. Click the user account name in the upper part of the right pane
What is the "Start Menu? If I click Start in Win 7 Pro I get no user account name that I can see.
But I do not have the problem addressed here, because I never use the Windows Download folder for downloads. I set up a downloads folder on another drive and use that. It works fine.
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A Flushing man has been convicted of stabbing his roommate to death with a sword in September 2008.
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Wang rented a room in his apartment at 136-05 Sanford Ave. in Flushing to Liu for a time, and on Sept. 4, 2008, he called the police to request that Liu be removed from the premises, according to Queens District Attorney Richard Brown.
Liu could not provide proof he lived there, so police asked him to leave, and since he had nowhere to go, he sat on the steps of a nearby building, and when Wang left his apartment later that day, Brown said Wang called Liu a "little mouse" and told him he could have him deported with one phone call.
Wang walked away and Liu fetched the sword from his car, Brown said. He returned to Wang's apartment, let himself in with his key and waited for Wang to return, Brown said. When he opened the door just before midnight, Liu slashed him numerous times with the sword and stabbed him three times, Brown said.
After the attack, Liu called 911 and said he had killed someone, then waited outside the building for police to arrive, Brown said. The sword was found next to Wang's body.
The jury heard evidence that Liu told police what he had done and DNA tests revealed that blood found on his clothing and hands was Wang's.
Liu faces up to 25 years in prison for the crimes of first-degree manslaughter and fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon.
"The jury's verdict holds the defendant accountable for his actions and will likely result in him having to spend a good portion of his life behind bars for senselessly killing his former roommate. Hopefully, the victim's family can find some degree of solace in this conviction," Brown said.
Sentencing for Liu is scheduled for Sept. 8.
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Juice diet
I have a virus that has made it impossible to eat. It has lodged in my tongue and is very painful. So, until it can be alleviated, I have put myself on a juice diet.
We got in a large variety of fruits and vegetables and bought a juicer. I have an eight ounce glass of juice four or five times a day. I can force the juice down. It doesn't always taste good if I get the wrong mixture. I put in all kinds of green leafy vegetables, bokchoy, broccoli, tomato, carrots, ginger, or anything else that I want. Sometime its all fruit, apples, pears, kiwis, berries of all kinds and that is delicious. Protein powder can be added too.
What I didn't know until I started researching the juice diet, is that it detoxifies the body. My weight is falling off dramatically. The claim is that, as fat is lost, it doesn't leave the body saggy. The detoxing can have symptoms, tiredness, backache, and other stuff while the detoxing is going on, but then you get more energy.
There are two kinds of people who can do well on the juice diet, those who like vegetables, and those who like vegetables and also some meat. People who require a lot of meat protein shouldn't use this diet.
I expected to be miserable with only the juice, but I have lost my taste for sugar, and can watch my husband have a big meal without any desire to join him. I feel healthier than I did before the diet.
I felt compelled to try this diet or starve, but I'm loving what its doing for my body. To keep the weight down, it will require you to eat raw fruits and vegetables along with your meals after you finish the juice diet. If anyone is interested in it, research it first. There is a lot of information about it on the Internet.
I'm glad it works for you and you're right about the meat, some need more then others. One always hear that red meat is not good for you, ..I was very easy on meat for a while but I didn't feel good, now I'm back to my normal, [moderation], lot's of apple and cherry juice since I have my own organic..wonderful!
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Train to Auschwitz 390.
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fellow human beings.In 2005, the United Nations designated the date
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the world. Though it is the destruction of European Jewry that is remembered,
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well.UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's speech Friday, which alluded to
bloodshed and extremist acts in Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Mali and elsewhere,
emphasized this aspect of the day."In a world where extremist acts of
violence and hatred capture the headlines on an almost daily basis, we must
remain ever vigilant," Ban said."Let us all have the courage to care, so
we can build a safer, better world today."The ongoing violence among
various sects of Islam – Sunni, Shi'ite, Alawite – and by extremist Islamists
against the West is, and should be, a real concern. But it has little to do with
the Holocaust's legacy.In contrast, the strain of lethal obsession known
as anti- Semitism that led to the Holocaust remains viable and remarkably
adaptable to this day. This rabid, illogical hatred of Jews continues to be
built into the very DNA of extremist parties in Europe such as Greece's Golden
Dawn party and Hungary's Jobbik party.But it has metastasized. Today the
most widespread – and most deadly – expressions of fanatical Jew-hatred emanate
from the Muslim world. The terrorist attacks by Islamic extremists in Toulouse
and Burgas come to mind.As noted by Ayaan Hirsi Ali in a recent op-ed in
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friends and fellow human beings with a right to their own state "are a minority,
and are under intense pressure to change their minds." While there is a majority
who say they have a positive attitude toward Jews in the US (82 percent), Russia
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Great place, with perfect location. Staff are pleasant and very helpful. Fabulous view of the Cathedral and Giralda. Plenty of places to eat and drink close by.
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If you don't mind hearing church bells, then this is THE place! The Dona Maria is a beautiful old mansion filled with beautiful art, is very cozy and full of warmth. Our room was large, as was the bathroom. We did not have a view, but was quiet and off the road. The roof top terrace had a breathtaking view of the Cathedral and we enjoyed cocktails up there every night. We were here for a week and never got tired of that first step out the front door every morning and seeing the Cathedral.
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Worse hotel ever
I was very unfortunate to stay at this "hotel" during my trip to Spain in July 2004. When we checked in at this "hotel" the lady at the desk told us that our rooms were not ready. So we waited for almost an hour until they finally assigned us to our rooms. I requested a safe deposit box and I noticed that the plastic keychain was broken and I almost cut myself with it. I also had trouble opening the safe deposit box (as mentioned in one of the reviews). I was so frustrated that I decided to return the safe deposit key. Also, the a/c unit was not working. I kept it on for half hour and it wouldn't cool the room. I did notify the front desk about the a/c issue I was having and all they would tell me is that they notified the technician, but that technician never showed up. This hotel is a total dump. I disagree that it's a "treasure." Either that person got paid to write a positive review about this hotel or is the hotel owner or an employee. The only positive quality about this hotel is the location. Other than that, there is nothing great to comment about this place, because it does not deserve to be called a hotel.
A treasure
The reviews about this hotel are absolutely not accurate according to my recent stay (July 2004) at this really great hotel.
The location is perfect, the swimming pool is a haven from the heat (especially with a glass of wine admiring the view), and the room was a good size, clean, and quiet. The price was 100 Euros and included a big buffet breakfast.
This was the best place we stayed in Spain.
Not as good as it thinks it is
We stayed here for a long weekend in 2001 and thought that the hotel was ok. We too waited for over an hour for our room to be made ready - this was afternoon, although the lady at reception suddenly offered us another room whixh she said would be more suitable. It was very comfortable and clean. Breakfast was a buffet and pretty good. Best thing about the hotel is the location right next to La Giralda and near the Alcazar. Great little bars and tapas places all around. Not bad, but wouldn't choose to stay here again
Let's say average
I stayed at the Dona Maria for 4 nights in March 2004. Apparently, I had more luck than some others who wrote reviews, cause my single room was very spacious and clean. I found the hotel staff to be average, not too friendly, but definitely not unfriendly either. I liked the big information book about Sevilla that was put down in the room. The only minor point was that breakfast had to be eaten in the own room.The location is indeed the best asset of the hotel.
Excellent hotel, minor problems
Stayed 3 nights and would overall recommend highly. Lobby and rooms have old world charm and are beautiful. Location is unbeatable. The rooftop terrace has a beautiful pool in the shadow of the giralda and is just a spectacular place to cool off with a pitcher of sangria! The place avoids being outstanding by somewhat reserved service (they laughed when my son asked if they had an adapter to charge his camera) and slightly below expectation maintenance. We discovered one (only one!) large beetle in our bathroom. Overall I would highly recommend.
Extremely disappointing
This was our second visit to this hotel and we were extremely disappointed - we would not return here again! Our first visit was in 1998 and because of its excellent location and that it had parking, we decided to return. On this visit we entered the lobby, said we wished to checkin and had a car for the garage. We were told that the bellman would handle everything - we should wait and he would help. We waited for over 30 minutes with our car parked in a taxi zone as there is no place to park on the extremely narrow winding one-way streets around the hotel. During that 1/2 hour we repeatedly asked for directions as to whether to unload our luggage, what to do with the car, etc. Bellman is definitely in charge of everything!!! Finally the bellman appeared and announced there was no space in the garage. Also even though it was about 3:00PM one of our rooms was not ready. The concierge referred every question from every guest to the desk clerk, and the desk clerk was a very angry man who gave my daughter and her husband very curt, unprofessional answers. My daughter was then sent to two garages, both of which were full. On the final day my family including my husband who has a very serious health condition, had to carry our luggage over 4 blocks to the public garage where we were forced to park. On top of this the lovely view from the pool deck was not available as the door was locked to that deck. Also the A/C was not turned on in the hotel and despite opening the windows, the room stayed uncomfortably warm all night. Hotel personnel definitely need an attitude change, someone beside the bellman needs to be in charge, and the hotel should not advertise parking when it's not available. In a trip of over 15 days, this was the worst hotel we had booked --- all other hotels were ranked 3 and 4 stars too!
Hotel Doña Maria is a Barbie doll house!
I stayed at the Doña Maria Hotel from 02/20/04 to 02/23/04. I have to say that I was very disappointed! I booked my reservation for a single room and it turned out that the room I was assigned to was very tiny. The room's corridor was so small that the width of my suitcase was larger than the corridor's width. The twin bed was also very tiny and very uncomfortable. It seemed I was laying on a concrete bench. Also, the keychain was extremely huge that it was impossible for me to put it in my pants' pocket. I was also disappointed with the housekeeping service. On my last night there, they did not put clean towels in the bathroom and that really upset me. I had to use the hair dryer (the old-fashioned ones that look like car vacuum cleaners) to dry myself up. I was pleased with the fact that the use of the safe deposit box was free of charge but I have to say that they need to add some WD-40 lubricant spray on the safe deposit box (or boxes) locks often. I had trouble opening it. I had to turn the key at least ten times to open it, that is if I was lucky. I agree with the other reviews that it is conveniently located near attractions like La Giralda, the Cathedral, Barrio de Santa Cruz, the Guadalquivir River, Parque de Maria Luisa, Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza, and others. And it's also true that it has a rooftop pool and it has a spectacular view but this hotel needs improvement. The staff is not that friendly at all. It seems like they force themselves to greet you everytime you walk into the hotel. Overall, I would not stay at this hotel ever again if I decide to visit Seville again. I hope my review was somewhat helpful.
Agree with negative review
The Dona Maria is very conveniently located. But I found the hotel itself stuffy. We were put in a room with twin beds, having asked for a double bed, and with such horrible plumbing that staying there was impossible. After much squabbling with less then helpful receptionists we were able to move to a better (but by no means good) room on our second day. Admittedly, they have a rooftop pool with a view of the Giralda, but when we were there it was full of English stockbroker types on a package tour getting drunk in the afternoon. Not exactly the company I prefer. EH Reykjavik Iceland.
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We visited Seville in August 2003, and stayed at this fantastic hotel.
Amazing views of La Giralda from the rooftop pool - a perfect way to escape the midday heat. Rooms large and staff friendly. A great hotel - don't be put off by other reviews. Sean, 14
No air conditioning and nasty about it
We spent one night at the Dona Maria during this hot September in Spain. When we checked in and discovered we were in a room with two twin beds, we asked if we might have a room with one bed and were told they were completely booked so this was all they had.
We awoke in the middle of the night because the air conditioning wasn't working and the room was stifling. We tried to go back to sleep but had difficulty. At around 7 we called to the desk and someone came up, climbed up on a ladder and then turned to us to say, "It is broken."
We were checking out, so went down to the desk at 8 and requested a reduction in the price. The woman at the desk became nasty and said, "You should have called in the middle of the night and we would have moved you." We pointed out they had told us there were no free rooms when we checked in. She then got nastier yet and said she would do nothing. I, therefore, would caution others to steer clear of this hotel despite its central location and rooftop pool.
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