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Fiction delivers justice that reality rarely approaches. Victims en dure suffering and emerge as victors after overcoming incredible challenges. Stieg Larsson's gripping Millennium Trilogy weaves a story of revenge and triumphs for Lizbeth Salander, locked away in a mental institution and sexually abused for years. When Salander got out and threatened to go public about a high level sexual exploitation ring, the perpetrators sought to lock her up again. In the final installment, The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest, Salander found some justice. ( Image )
Susan Lindauer's autobiography, Extreme Prejudice , tells a story with certain broad similarities. In her case, however, the hornet's nest kicked back with a real vengeance. After over a decade as a U.S. intelligence asset, Lindauer was privy to information about pre war Iraq that threatened to serve up a huge embarrassment to the Bush-Cheney regime. She hand delivered a letter to senior Bush administration officials in hopes of averting what she predicted would be the inevitably tragic 2003 US invasion of Iraq. Those officials, unnamed in the indictment, were her second cousin, then White House chief of staff Andy Card, and Colin Powell.
After the invasion failed to find weapons of mass destruction (WMD), Lindauer went to Congress offering to testify about the quality of prewar intelligence. In early 2004, she met with staffers in the offices of Senators John McCain (R-AZ) and Trent Lott (D-MS) in February 2004. Shortly after those visits and other offers… Continue reading
By Michael Mcauliff
Originally Published:Wednesday, December 22nd 2010
Updated: Wednesday, December 22nd 2010
WASHINGTON – The ill and dying Americans who answered the call after 9/11 received a "Christmas Miracle" on Wednesday – help is finally on the way.
More than nine years after the worst terrorist attack in U.S. history, the Senate voted unanimously to pass the $4.3 billion James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act.
The House quickly gave the measure its final stamp of approval. President Obama will sign the bill law soon.
The bill provides medical care and financial relief to tens of thousands of responders.
Many Capitol Hill insiders never believed the measure would pass, and some Republicans came within hours of killing it.
But a dramatic night of negotiations by New York lawmakers and the bill's foes Tuesday night and into early Wednesday won an eleventh-hour compromise.
"It's a good Christmas present for everybody," said Joseph Zadroga, the father of NYPD Detective James Zadroga who died from his ruined lungs and became the face of the legislation.
Jennifer McNamara, whose firefighter husband, John, died of cancer blamed on 9/11, wept when she heard the news. She recalled how much her husband wanted his government to act for people who sacrificed. "Working for this day was such a part of my husband's existence, and mine," an emotional McNamara said.
"This is something that will help take care of people, and that's something John would be proud of," she said. "My Christmas… Continue reading
By David Edwards
The Senate passed a bill by unanimous consent Wednesday that will provide health care benefits to first responders and survivors of the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks.
Original report follows…
Sen. Tom Coburn (R-OK) earned himself a visit from some 9/11 first responders after he threatened to block a bill that would provide them health benefits.
A group of former Ground Zero workers visited the senator's office Tuesday to give him a piece of their mind but Coburn refused the meeting.
"Mr. Coburn should be ashamed of himself," John Feal, the leader of the group, told Think Progress. "Because I think before he was a senator he was a doctor and he took an oath to help people that are sick. He's going against his oath as a doctor. He can vote any way he wants as a senator, but as a doctor, he just embarrassed the medical profession."
"What about going office to office? Have their staff and the senators been very receptive to the group?" Think Progress asked.
"Once in a while we'll run into some resistance and some arrogance and some rude people. Listen, we busted our asses since 9/11. We've fought and advocated for ourselves so others wouldn't. So to be insulted by the staff of the United States Senate and Congress — most of them were 12 years old when 9/11 happened — doesn't bother me," Feal said.
All but one of the 42 Republican senators stood together last week… Continue reading
December 19, 2010
posted at betterbadnews's blog at 911blogger.com
KPFA listener sponsored free speech radio in Berkeley has announced a significant change to it's popular drive time public affairs program, the Morning Show. The new format will experiment with a team of rotating hosts to include Project Censored's Peter Phillips and Mickey Huff, editors of Censored 2011: The 25 Top Censored Stories of 2008-09.
The current edition of The Top 25 Censored Stories includes: Number 14. Increased Tensions with Unresolved 9/11 Issues.
This is potentially significant because KPFA is part of the Pacifica Radio Network with high power FM stations in NYC, Washington DC, Los Angeles, Houston and Berkeley and affiliates in more than 160 cities.
–Dr. Peter Phillips is professor of sociology at Sonoma State University and President of the Media Freedom Foundation. He is the long-time director of Project Censored, a unique investigative news project that enlists students and faculty from more than thirty colleges and universities to expose media censorship and under-covered stories. Mickey Huff, is associate professor of history at Diablo Valley College and the new director of Project Censored and a Media Freedom Foundation board member.
For more on the ongoing battle to rescue the Pacifica Radio Network from the Democratic Party: http://www.betterbadnews.com/
December 14, 2010
by Catherine Herridge
FOX News
An Army Reserve colonel is suing the Pentagon and U.S. intelligence agencies, claiming that they violated his free speech rights by blocking the distribution of his book over concerns it threatened national security.
Lt. Col. Anthony Shaffer's First Amendment lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., targets the Defense Department for buying 9,500 copies of his book, "Operation Dark Heart" for $50,000 and destroying them. The lawsuit also names the Defense Intelligence Agency and the Central Intelligence Agency as defendants.
"Because the defendants have impermissibly infringed upon Shaffer's right to publish unclassified information in Operation Dark Heart, they have violated Shaffer's First Amendment rights," the lawsuit says.
The suit provides a rare insight into the internal review process for the publication of books based on the search for senior Al Qaeda leadership in post-9/11 Afghanistan.
The lawsuit was filed by national security lawyer Mark Zaid and alleges that the book was compiled by Shaffer along with a former Washington Post reporter and author, Jacqui Salmon, who used unclassified or "open source" documents and independent interviews. The manuscript was submitted to Shaffer's Army Reserve chain of command for review in June 2009 and ultimately given "a favorable legal and operational security review" in January. The court documents state, "the Army Reserve believed that the book had been reviewed and approved as having been completely clear of any classified information."
The suit alleges that the Defense Intelligence Agency "claims to have… Continue reading
by Susan Lindauer
Susan Lindauer is a former U.S. Intelligence Asset, accused as an "Iraqi Agent" for opposing the war. Her new book, "EXTREME PREJUDICE–The Terrifying Story of the Patriot Act and the Cover Ups of 9/11 and Iraq" relates her ordeal facing secret charges and secret evidence on the Patriot Act, and the shocking conditions of her imprisonment on a Texas military base without a trial, threatened with indefinite detention and forcible drugging.
If only I'd known Julian Assange, everything would have been different.
Mine was a spook's world of black ops and counter-terrorism. The real stuff–not color coded threats. For a decade I performed as a covert back channel to Libya and Iraq at the United Nations in support of anti-terrorism.
My special access made me one of the very few Assets covering Baghdad before the War. Our team started talks for the Lockerbie Trial with Libyan diplomats. We also held preliminary talks to resume the weapons inspections with Iraq's Ambassador, Dr. Saeed Hasan. Once Baghdad agreed to rigorous U.S. conditions for transparency in the inspections, I notified the Security Council myself, and within 72 hours the UN invited Iraq to attend formal talks to ratify the technical language. By then it was a done deal. Contrary to official reports, Iraq always welcomed the return of weapons inspectors as a necessary step to ending the sanctions. Ordinary people just didn't know it.
My world was "black." Off radar. So deeply secretive that my father, brother, aunts and cousins had no knowledge of my work in Washington.…Continue reading
By Nathan Diebenow
Thursday, December 9th, 2010
A Time Magazine 'Person of the Year' argues WikiLeaks serves the public good
A member of a group of former intelligence professionals that has rallied behind WikiLeaks suggested in a recent interview with Raw Story that the world would be a different and better place had the online secrets outlet come into existence years sooner.
"If there had been a mechanism like Wikileaks, 9/11 could have been prevented," Coleen Rowley, a former special agent/legal counsel at the FBI's Minneapolis division, told Raw Story in an exclusive interview.
Rowley and her colleague Bogdan Dzakovic, a special agent for the FAA's security division, explained this position in an op-ed published in the Los Angeles Times in October. However, they admit no claim to the original idea of an established pro-whistle-blower infrastructure. It's purely the US government's, she said.
"That's not even us," she told Raw Story. "That's not our personal opinion. We're really reciting the conclusions of the 9/11 Commission
that attributed the failures of 9/11 to a failure to share information not only inside agencies, not only between agencies, but with the public and the media."
"People have forgotten that that was the main conclusion of the 9/11 Commission," Rowley added.
"The 9/11 Commission was based on four other major investigation inquiries," she continued "One was called the Joint Intelligence Committee Inquiry. That started in Jan. 2002. It went on for well over a year. Then I testified to the Judiciary Committee, and… Continue reading
December 8, 2010
The Real News Network
PAUL JAY, SENIOR EDITOR, TRNN: Welcome back to The Real News Network. And it's the first perhaps annual Real News Webathon. We're heading towards our $200,000 target by the end of December 9, where I think we're getting upwards of $165,000 now, with another tonight and tomorrow night to go. So we're doing very well, and I want to thank everybody so far for donating. And if you like what The Real News is doing, please give us a little tap on the donate button here, or you can call 888-449-6772, or you can also email us at contact (at) therealnews (dot) com if you're having any other trouble. But the best thing is just to hit the donate button. The $200,000, I've explained before, covers just barely four months of the work that we're doing now at the level we're doing now, but we really want to expand in 2011. We need producers that specialize in certain areas. And one of the areas we want to specialize is the military-industrial complex. We'd like to have a producer who does nothing but cover stories about the sort of underpinnings of US foreign policy and the real issues that don't get discussed very much in terms of what's driving much of global politics, and even, as I–in the current WikiLeaks there's a layer of truth, one could say, that is not really revealed in these WikiLeaks, because they're not top secret, as we've… Continue reading
By The Associated Press
Thursday, December 9th, 2010
911workernycsept11 Dems outraged as GOP blocks 9/11 responders health bill
May be end of the road for $7-billion aid package to heroes of 9/11
Senate Republicans on Thursday derailed a bill to aid people who got sick after
exposure to dust from the World Trade Center's collapse in the Sept. 11 attack.
Supporters were three votes short of the 60 needed to proceed to debate and
a final vote on the bill that would have provided as much as $7.4 billion in
health care and compensation to 9/11 responders and survivors. The bill failed
on a test vote, 57-42.
Fifty-seven Democrats voted for the bill and 41 Republicans opposed it. Sen.
Harry Reid, the Democratic leader, switched his vote to 'no' at the last moment,
a parliamentary move that allows him to bring the measure up again for a vote.
The New York Times reports:
Republicans have been raising concerns about how to pay for the $7.4 billion
measure, while Democrats, led by Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand of New York,
have argued that the nation had a moral obligation to assist those who put their
lives at risk during rescue operations at ground zero….
In a statement, [New York City Mayor Michael] Bloomberg chastised Senate Republicans
for their "wrong-headed political strategy" and called on them to
allow the bill to come to the floor for a vote. "The attacks of 9/11 were
attacks on America," he said, "and we have a… Continue reading
Notes by John Bursill
December 7, 2010
In this in-depth interview with tireless 9/11 Truth campaigner Bob McIlvaine, we look at 9/11 in its historical context. We also hear about Bob's detailed research into what happened to his son Bobby on 9/11 and the evidence an explosion, rather than the planes, killed his son.
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Bob McIlvaine
As a long term 9/11 Truth researcher (2001), an ex-history teacher and someone who has worked in mental health, Bob has a unique perspective on society and its drives. In this interview Bob gives us an insight into how he sees the world and its workings and why 9/11 Truth should be seen as possibly the best chance we've had at bringing peace to our world. Bob believes that we may have already been successful at preventing other wars with our exposure of the 9/11 fraud. I totally agree.
Bob says he is "always ready to go!" when he is called to speak about the 9/11 tragedy and uses every opportunity to educate the population about the lies they have been told and to celebrate his son's short but exceptional life. Thank you, Bob, for your tenacity, drive and absolute commitment to expose the criminals responsible for your son's death and all those that perished on that terrible day. You are a great inspiration for us all!
About Bob: Bob McIlvaine is the father of Bobby McIlvaine, a victim from the 9/11 attacks. Bobby graduated from Princeton University, and managed… Continue reading
Press Release
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Public Television, Cpt12.org
Loose Change 9/11: An American Coup
Saturday, December 4 at 7:00 pm on Channel 12.1
With the departure of the Bush Administration and the arrival of an "era of
transparency," opportunities are arising for the disclosure of new information
that may shed more light on the events that took place before and after 9/11/2001.
This film takes viewers on a turbulent journey through several pivotal moments
in history before delving into the most significant catastrophe in recent memory,
9/11. Loaded with powerful, new footage and in-depth interviews with the likes
of Steven Earl Jones, an American physicist who has discovered undetonated explosive
material in multiple samples of dust from the World Trade Center collapses,
this documentary presents a wide array of evidence. The American people continue
to live in the aftermath of 9/11 and deal with its ongoing repercussions. Is
this just another machination of power on the timeline of history? If so, the
real question is what happens next? Or better yet, what can we do to prevent
another 9/11? LOOSE CHANGE 9/11 serves as a fundamental call to action which
is fueled by hope that those affected by 9/11 will soon receive the answers
that they have sought after for nearly a decade.
Last year, in response to numerous viewer requests, Colorado Public Television
(CPT12) aired two independent films, 911 PRESS FOR TRUTH and 911 BLUEPRINT FOR
TRUTH. It was the United States' broadcast television debut for each of
these controversial films, both of which question the official reports of what
happened surrounding the attacks on September 11, 2001.…
November 29, 2010
9/11 Truth News
Last week Rosie O'Donnell hosted 9/11 family member Bob McIlvaine and engineer Tony Szamboti on her Sirius XM radio show to discuss the buildingwhat.org campaign. A full description of the discussion can be found here and the show can be heard
Thanks to Jon Gold for providing the audio.
by Kevin Ryan
Foreign Policy Journal
Just after September 11th 2001, many governments began investigations into possible insider trading related to the terrorist attacks of that day. Such investigations were initiated by the governments of Belgium, Cyprus, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Monte Carlo, the Netherlands, Switzerland, the United States, and others. Although the investigators were clearly concerned about insider trading, and considerable evidence did exist, none of the investigations resulted in a single indictment. That's because the people identified as having been involved in the suspicious trades were seen as unlikely to have been associated with those alleged to have committed the 9/11 crimes.
This is an example of the circular logic often used by those who created the official explanations for 9/11. The reasoning goes like this: if we assume that we know who the perpetrators were (i.e. the popular version of "al Qaeda") and those who were involved in the trades did not appear to be connected to those assumed perpetrators, then insider trading did not occur.
That's basically what the 9/11 Commission told us. The Commission concluded that "exhaustive investigations" by the SEC and the FBI "uncovered no evidence that anyone with advance knowledge of the attacks profited through securities transactions." What they meant was that someone did profit through securities transactions but, based on the Commission's assumptions of guilt, those who profited were not associated with those who were guilty of conducting the attacks. In a footnote, the Commission report acknowledged "highly suspicious trading on its face," but said that this trading on United Airlines was traced back to "A single U.S.-based institutional investor with no conceivable ties to al Qaeda." 1
With respect to insider trading, or what is more technically called informed trading, the Commission report was itself suspect for several reasons.…Continue reading
November 10, 2010
Editorial by Jon Gold
9/11 Truth News
The Post-9/11 World Is A Detriment To Humanity
* We are fighting illegal preemptive wars against three countries. Afghanistan,
Iraq, and Pakistan. The resulting wars have caused well over 1,000,000 casualties.
Preemptive war is illegal according to the Nuremberg Charter, and the United
Nations charter. These wars are destabilizing the entire Middle East, and causing
anti-American sentiment throughout the world.
* In America, the Constitution is being forgotten with the passage of bills
like the Patriot Act, the Military Commissions Act, and the John Warner National
Defense Authorization Act. Americans are forced to wonder if their conversations
are being monitored through the use of illegal wiretapping. The freedom of the
press, and the right to peacefully assemble is being discarded.
* Hatred towards Muslims and Jews is being fueled.
* Executive Power within the United States is being expanded to the point of
near-dictatorship, and accountability for the actions of the Executive, and
other members of Government is non-existent.
* A constant state of fear is the norm.
* Billions upon billions are being spent on the previously mentioned wars,
and things that are needed for the people are being forgotten about.
* Soldiers are dying, are being subjected to multiple tours of duty, are being
exposed to depleted uranium and chemical weapons, are suffering from post traumatic
stress disorder, are committing suicide at an astounding rate, are being fed
propaganda in order to murder innocents, and are having… Continue reading
TSA and America's Zero Risk Culture
November 16, 2010
By Richard Forno
The lede on the DRUDGEREPORT most of Monday showed a Catholic nun being patted down at an airport security checkpoint, with the caption starkly declaring that
He's right.
Ten years after 9/11, Americans who fly are facing a Faustian choice between subjecting themselves to a virtual (and potentially medically damaging) strip search conducted in questionable machines run by federal employees or a psychologically damaging pat-down of their bodies. Osama bin Ladin must be giggling himself silly this week.
But what should we expect in a society that requires adults to wear bicycle helmets while pedaling in the park, provides disclaimers of liability on TV advertisements, or prints warnings on fast-food coffee cups? The name of the game is zero risk. Not risk mitigation, or accepting responsibility for one's actions, but risk aversion. It's a failure to acknowledge that we can't protect against everything bad that can happen to us, so we must protect against everything we think might — might — be harmful at some point.
It's living in fear.
TSA has established itself as the lead federal agency charged with perpetuating this risk-averse culture at airports around the country. The proof is evident over the past ten years: Because of the Shoebomber, we have to remove our shoes. Thanks to the Christmas Crotchbomber, we are subjected to invasive scanning or government-mandated molestation. Because there's a potential for explosives in liquid or gel… Continue reading
Ex-Guantánamo inmate accused of role in US embassy attacks acquitted
on all but one of 286 charges at civilian trial.
November 11, 2010
Source: Enlish.Aljazerra.net
Ghailani was arrested in Pakistan in 2004 and transferred to the US-run Guantánamo
Bay prison in 2006 [AFP]
The first former Guantánamo detainee to be tried in a civilian court has been
found not guilty on all but one of the 286 charges in the 1998 bombings of two
US embassies in Africa.
A federal jury handed down the verdict on Wednesday to Ahmed Ghailani, a Tanzanian
national who had been accused of conspiring in the car bomb attacks in Kenya
and Tanzania that killed 224 people.
The jury found him guilty of one charge of conspiracy to damage or destroy
US property by means of an explosive device.
Ghailani was cleared of 276 murder and attempted murder counts, along with
five other conspiracy charges.
However, he faces a mandatory minimum sentence of 20 years after his conspiracy
"We respect the jury's verdict and are pleased that Ahmed Ghailani now
faces a minimum of 20 years in prison, and a potential life sentence for his
role in the embassy bombings," the US justice department said after the
'Efficient and fair'
Daphne Eviatar, from Human Rights First, said that the trial demonstrated the
system works and that there was no need to keep the Guantánamo Bay facility
"What strikes me is how efficient, fair, and transparent the federal court
prosecution was," she… Continue reading
November 11, 2010
by Frances Shure
Colorado Democrats Call for New 9/11 Investigation: An Insider Tells Us How They Did It
It's true! The Democratic Platform for the state of Colorado is the first major party in the US to adopt a resolution for a new investigation into the official story of the events surrounding 9/11.
It started in 2004 when I, a complete novice in political processes, decided to participate in my precinct caucus in order to try to make a difference here in Colorado.1 The night before, I learned that the caucus is also a time to bring policy resolutions for consideration. Hurriedly, I wrote a resolution for a new, independent investigation into 9/11, figuring that here is an opportunity, at least, to educate a few more people. To my surprise, my precinct caucus neighbors voted for it!
The next step was to get it passed at the county level: the Denver County Assembly and Convention. To do this, I needed to get 10% of the attendees to sign a petition — another chance to educate more people! I needed 200 signatures, which I managed to get with the spontaneous help of a couple of other 9/11 truth activists. Now I could present this resolution to the Assembly, at the end of a long hard day, which wound up being attended by about 100 of the most serious participants.
Managing to transcend my considerable stage fright, and fearing I might be tarred and feathered, I read the… Continue reading
November 13, 2010
On November 13, Bob McIlvaine and Tony Szamboti appeared on Geraldo Rivera's
show "Geraldo At Large" on Fox News to talk about the "BuildingWhat?" TV ad campaign.
Without any further ado, we invite you to watch the interview and give us
feedback on the poll we plan to commission to survey New Yorkers on their support
for a new Building 7 investigation. Your generosity and determination have made
this campaign possible, and so we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. For
more details about the "BuildingWhat?" TV ad campaign, visit BuildingWhat.org
The BuildingWhat? Team
"Building what?"
~ Judge Edward Lehner, upon hearing the words "Building 7″ in a NYC courtroom


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Luke Watson inspired the Kings to a record-breaking 34-27 Super Rugby win against the Highlanders in Port Elizabeth.
Watson scored two tries in the bonus point win that makes the Kings the most successful Super Rugby franchise in its debut season since the tournament expanded.
The Kings have won three matches and drawn one. The Port Elizabeth-based franchise now has a week's bye.
It was an incredible comeback after last weekend's 72-10 thumping against the Waratahs.
Loose-forward Cornell du Preez was named man of the match but this was a match won by a match squad and not because of individual heroics.
The Kings led 34-17 with 15 minutes to go and had to dig deep to withstand the Highlanders late charge. The visitors scored two tries in the last 10 minutes but flyhalf Colin Slade missed both conversions and a penalty to give the Kings the comfort of defending seven points in the last two minutes.
The Highlanders, who won for the first time last weekend against the Sharks, remain rooted to the bottom of the table.
The Kings Director of Rugby Alan Solomons described the win as unbelievable and commended his coaching staff on getting the squad in the right mental frame after last week's defeat.
Solomons said the bye could not have come quicker for his team after 10 successive matches that included a four-match overseas tour.
'This was a fantastic win but the boys are tired and in need of a rest,' said Solomons.
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The Highlanders, who have misfired all season, took two bonus points from the match.
Kings – Tries: Luke Watson (2), Cornell du Preez, Shaun Venter. Conversions: Demetri Catrakilis (4). Penalties: Catrakilis (2).
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Friday - 9/21/2012, 6:00pm EDT
By BEN FELLER and ALICIA A. CALDWELL
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Investigating the prostitution scandal at the Secret Service, the Homeland Security Department's inspector general uncovered a hotel record suggesting a member of President Barack Obama's team might have been involved, according to a summary of the case submitted to Congress. A senior administration official told The Associated Press the White House determined the record was false and that the person in question did nothing wrong.
The mere possibility of such an encounter raises the potential for election-year fallout for the White House, which reviewed the matter months ago and cleared all its workers of wrongdoing. In a sign of campaign politics, Republican lawmakers questioned the credibility of the White House review, as Obama's team feared.
"I am troubled that the (inspector general's) findings reveal White House personnel may have been involved," Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, said in a statement. "The White House explicitly denied any involvement after its own investigation and now the IG is questioning that account. This raises concerns about the credibility of the White House investigation."
Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, sent the White House a letter Thursday asking for more information about its internal review of the incident. Grassley also questioned whether the White House had any role in delaying the inspector general's report, which had been expected to be completed months ago.
The acting inspector general, Charles K. Edwards, said the employee_ described by the administration as a volunteer, not a staff member _ "may have had contact with foreign nationals" and "may have been affiliated with the White House advance operation," according to a letter to lawmakers obtained by the AP. Edwards cited as evidence a hotel registry obtained by his investigators.
Edwards acknowledged that his investigators did not pursue information about the activities of the White House worker, who was not identified, or the actions of another U.S. military employee, because his report was intended to focus solely on employees at the Homeland Security Department. Edwards said his office "did not conduct any additional investigation into this finding and has made no determination related to these individuals because they are not DHS personnel."
Edwards also said that while the Secret Service employees "engaged in misconduct" Obama's security was never at risk.
The senior administration official told the AP that the hotel record Edwards cited in his letter to Congress was incorrect, and the person affiliated with the White House team did nothing improper. The official spoke on condition of anonymity to disclose details of a review that has not made been public and also spoke to quickly quash a potential controversy.
The Obama team member in question was a volunteer working as part of White House advance team that helped set up Obama's trip to Cartagena, Colombia, for a Latin America summit in April. The worker had his expenses paid but is not on the White House staff.
The official who spoke to the AP refused to name the White House advance team member.
The White House review found that a guest, perhaps a prostitute, had signed in to visit the same room assigned to that volunteer member of Obama's team. This occurred at the Hilton hotel where Obama would later stay during his visit.
But the review found that hotel log was false and that there was no other evidence to corroborate that the individual had received a visitor, the official said.
"As we've said for months, the White House review concluded that no members of the White House advance team, either staff or volunteers, engaged in inappropriate conduct during the president's trip to Colombia," said White House spokesman Eric Schultz on Friday.
One other member of the Secret Service had been inaccurately implicated when a guest who signed into the hotel falsely gave the Secret Service member's room number.
The prostitution scandal engulfed both Secret Service and military personnel.
According to the summary from Edwards, 13 Secret Service employees had "personal encounters with female Colombian nationals" while they were in Cartagena in advance of Obama's arrival for a South American summit.
"These encounters took place at the Hotel Caribe, the Hilton Cartagena and at a private residence," Edwards wrote. All but one of the employees was interviewed.
Six of the women, including a prostitute who has identified herself as Dania Suarez, were paid, according to the case summary. Five women asked for payment but didn't receive any cash and three other women didn't ask for payment.


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The Quality Profiles service is the heart of Sonar. It enables to define the various sets of source code requirements that should be used when measuring the quality of projects. It also enables to define acceptable thresholds on measures and to trigger alerts when they are reached.
A source code requirement is materialized by a coding rule in Sonar that is active, configured and has a severity. Here is an example: "A method must not have a complexity greater than 10!". Out of the box, Sonar embarks for the Java language several coding rules (requirements) engines: Checkstyle, PMD and Findbugs. It also provides its own engine for advanced requirements. This represents more than 700 rules in total.
A quality profile is a set of source code requirements. Sonar enables to define several quality profiles to fit various types of projects. Indeed, the requirements are usually not the same when starting to develop from scratch an application or when maintaining an application which is 10 years old, when developing a technical library or a web application. A quality profile is also a set of visual alerts on measures. Here is an example of alert: "Highlight the complexity by method measure in the project's dashboard when its complexity by method is greater than 3."
Here is the entry page of the "Quality Profiles" service:
The Quality Profiles service can be accessed by any users (even anonymous users) but any changes (create, edit or delete) require to be logged in as a System administrator or a Quality Profile administrator.
A project administrator can only change the quality profiles associated to its project(s). See Project Administration.
Creating Profile
To create a quality profile, click on the Create button on the upper right and enter the name of the quality profile:
You can optionally provide some Checkstyle, PMD and Findbugs configuration files to fill the new quality profile with some existing rules configurations.
Copying Profile
In order to copy an existing quality profile, click on the Copy button next to the profile you want to copy. You are prompted to give the name of the new profile. The profile is the exact copy of the copied one. You can then make desired changes to the new quality profile.
Renaming Profile
Click on the Rename button. You are prompted to give the new name of the profile.
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Click on the Delete button. You are prompted to confirm the deletion.
Deleting a quality profile will delete the alerts defined in the profile and will remove the association with projects. If nothing else is done, Sonar will use the default profile to perform the next analysis on the (ex-)associated projects.
Editing Profile
Configuring Rules
The rules configuration tab is the default page where you land when entering a profile. As there are numerous rules available, a very handy search engine is available in the rules configuration screen to filter only the ones to configure:
A rule can be activated or deactivated in a single click. Its severity and configuration in the profile can be changed as soon as it is activated.
Some "Bulk Change" actions are also available to quickly activate or deactivate a set of rules. For instance, you can easily add all Findbugs rules to an existing quality profile by: selecting this profile, searching for Findbugs rules and launching "Activate all" action:
Multiple Activations of a Rule
Some rules can be activated multiple times in the same quality profile with different parameters values. Checkstyle Regexp Singleline rule and PMD XPath rule are those kinds of rule.
If a rule can be activated multiple times, a Copy button is available at the end of the rule description:
Clicking on the Copy rule button displays a form to define the new rule from the parent one:
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To manage alerts configuration, use the Alerts tab:
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Any changes will apply to the next analysis.
Profile Inheritance
Maintaining Quality Profiles can be tedious over time, especially where there are many. To ease maintenance of profiles, Sonar provides the ability of inheriting from a profile. The principle is that for a custom profile, you can decide that it is going to have a parent profile by using the Profile Inheritance tab:
This means that the quality profile inherits all rules defined in the parent. This is shown visually in the rules configuration screen by a small blue marker next to the rule:
A rule inherited from a parent cannot be de-activated but it is possible to change its parameter(s) and / or its severity. As soon as one of those is changed, a red marker replaces the blue marker:
Changes made to an inherited rule can be reverted by using the button Revert to parent definition:
Extending Rules Description
Each rule comes with a description in Sonar, but it sometimes needs to be extended: insufficient description, internal description, note on activation of a rule in a profile... This is why Sonar enables to extend rules description in two ways:
First the ability to extend the description of a rule to give more details for example. This is going to be attached to the rule in every profile and will also be available when clicking on a violation:
But we have also added the ability to comment a rule in the context of a specific quality profile, to comment for example why it has been assigned a high priority or a special threshold:
Associating Project to Quality Profile
To associate/dissociate projects to/from a quality profile, go to the Projects tab:
When a project is not explicitly associated to a quality profile, Sonar uses the default quality profile to perform the next analysis.
Backuping/Restoring Profile
This backup/restore mechanism is useful for instance to promote a quality profile from a test environment to a production environment or to share quality profiles with contractors.
Click on the Backup button to export an XML file.
To restore a quality profile, click on the Restore profile link on the upper right of the Quality profiles page, choose the XML file to restore and click on the Restore profile button:
Comparing Profiles
It is possible to compare 2 quality profiles to understand the differences between them:
The comparison service shows all differences (rules in one profile but not in the other, parameters differences) and also identical ones:
Profile Change Log
Every time a change is made to a quality profile, it is going to appear in the change log:
Extending Coding Rules
Custom coding rules can be added. See Extending Coding Rules for detailed information and tutorials.


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Positive reinforcement, positive reinforcement, positive reinforcement. Never scold your pup if you happen to find an accident on the floor. This will only make the pup fearful of going to the bathroom around you/where you can see. So he/she will start to hide to use the potty, instead of telling you that he/she has to go. First and fore-most, if the pup has had an accident in the house, get an enzyme cleaner, such as Nature's Miricle and clean your floors with it. This will give your pup a clean slate as it will take all the smell of potty from the floor. Normal cleaner's you get from Wal-Mart will not work. Next, have your puppy in a crate, or leashed to you at all times. Do not allow your pup to wander through the home un-supervised.12/2/2014 10:18:28 AM
Get a kitchen timer and set it to go off every 2 hours. When the beeper goes off, take your pup outside to potty. Praise him/her with treats and affection when he/she goes potty outside. If he/she doesn't, bring him/her back inside and wait 20 minutes and repeat. If you are at work through the day, have him/her either outside in a secure area (kennel) or have him/her in a crate inside. But make sure there is someone to let your pup out to potty every 4 hours. Limit the amount of water your pup has before bed-time, such as 2-3 hours before bed. Good luck!12/2/2014 10:19:00 AM
The Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier is a loving and gentle breed of dog. Neither male or female would be a difference in getting a dog for the family. However, the main thing to do is to get the dog from a reputable and qualified breeder. A breeder with experience will be able to pick a puppy out for your family that will be the perfect fit. Temperament is what you want to look for, not sex.8/1/2014 10:10:34 PM
about 30-40 lbs.11/16/2013 1:25:56 AM
Unless you are a reputable breeder or are under the study of one, you shouldn't be breeding. Breeding dogs is very dangerous for the dam, sire and the puppies. Unless your dog is of impeccable breeding, has passed all temperament and health checks and has titles in confirmation and/or has shown he/she is capable of doing what the breed was made for, the dog should be spayed/neutered. The gestation for a dog is 63 days.7/16/2014 3:26:57 PM
It's when the body doesn't produce enough hormones from the adrenal glands. 9/5/2013 10:30:32 PM
Then you will be thrilled with a Wheaten! We had our Samantha for 13 years! I suffer from severe allergies due to dander and I can attest that I never had one day of trouble with our Wheaten. Not only are they hypoallergenic, they are the happiest, most loving breed of dogs you will find!
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I have owned soft coated wheaten terriers for over 20 years and have never heard of a blond puppy. They are born dark with black markings.11/28/2012 10:56:46 AM
You might enjoy Cavachons or Cavapoos (King Charles Cavalier and Bichon or King Charles Cavalier with Poodle). But if a cross is bred with the same cross, it usually not hypoallergenic. But if to purebred dogs are bred, the it will be. 11/24/2013 4:58:04 PM
Do not get any dog that is characterized with having fur, whether mixed with poodle or not. You never know how much poodle it will actually have and may end up being allergic to a dog you now love. Make sure mix is with two dogs that have hair, not fur. This way there is no mistake. 5/1/2015 7:11:10 AM
There is a medicine that helps relieve the pain called dasaquin that you can get from your veterinarian9/8/2012 10:09:18 AM
I live in the Charlestown, MA area. I go to Durrty Harry's. There is another location in Brighton, but I would double check the location! The prices are very reasonable, same prices at local chains (PetSmart and Petco). They treat your dog like king or queen. There is also BYOB in Southie. Both places are fantastic!4/4/2012 10:53:07 AM
Generally yes, as it is the breed standard and done at 3-5 days old. However, if you let the breeder know in advance to not crop the tail, that can be done.8/6/2012 12:06:04 PM
We rescued a sweetheart, that did not have her tail cropped. We are not absolutely positive but think she is a Whoodle. We also have a purebred Wheaton that is so typical of the breed, the descriptions fit him to a T. He is very aggressive to her, but also loves her to death. Both animals are a true joy to share our lives with.11/16/2013 1:37:15 AM
He is huge! Wheatens typically range from 30 to 45 lbs. Your wheaten is a big boy! A little tall.... but not too out of the ordinary. Are you sure he is 100 full bred? If so, then he may want to slim down a little. Otherwise, enjoy your wonderful Wheatie! 1/5/2013 2:43:42 AM
We had a boy wheaten that was 65 lbs and very tall as well and he was pure breed. We called him the brute of the litter. 1/31/2015 5:40:20 PM
I just blow dry my wheaten and they melt. Also, try to make sure he has a jacket on when he goes out so less snowballs get attached :)9/9/2011 9:49:26 PM
What breed is your other dog? The Wheaten is a terrier and very territorial. He is trying to assert his dominance over her. It's natural behavior and they will usually work it out amongst themselves. If a large breed, she is becoming sexually mature at 2 and he is wanting to maintain control. The Wheaten is a dog aggressive breed, so you will need to really work with him on dominance issues.11/14/2011 12:52:58 AM
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1) Yes. Our Wheaten is remarkably good with our 3 and 1 year old, (our Wheaten is 7). She was also really good with neighbor kids from the beginning.
2) Yep, so long as they can run a bit, they should be fine. (I'd recommend a fenced in area though... )
3) Yes...
4) Perhaps... our actually gets tired on walks of any great length and refuses to jog with us. But, ours loves her walks.
5) Dunno. Probably, they really just like to play. A lot.
6) Not any more than you or I...10/1/2011 1:41:19 AM
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My friend is extremely allergic to all cats, dogs, guinea pigs, rabbits you name it!! However, he wanted a dog and thought he couldn't. I suggested the Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, we found one, he licked my friends neck and hands and he had NO reaction and has now been an owner of one for 3 yrs. the only time he does get a slight reaction is if there is rough housing between mine (scwt) and his, then the dander can fly. You're best bet is to go to a reputable breeder and test yourself, licking and petting etc. good luck--you'll luv it!6/28/2011 6:34:42 PM
My husband and daughter are also allergic and have no problem with our wheaten:) she's a peach and is such a great member to our family!8/9/2011 8:23:17 PM
My son has a lot of allergies and many doctors told us to try a poodle, portugese water dogs, westies. He had reactions around all of them. We have two wheaton terriers now and my son is doing fine. I would go to a breeder and spend some time with the pup.
good luck!9/14/2011 6:06:21 PM
Don't confuse aggression with rough play. My Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier is very rough with all dogs bigger than he, grabbing ears, necks collars--just trying to herd or make the other dog play. You will know if it is aggression, the growling and biting are quite scary and aggressive!6/28/2011 6:37:17 PM
Our almost 2 year old Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier female is very playful too. It seems aggresive but I agree it's all play. She can take down a boxer. Actually plows him over. Loves to play!8/9/2011 8:26:18 PM
At this age, it is probably play. However, do not take this lightly, the Wheaten is a dog aggressive breed and this behavior should definately be discouraged. They are terriers and will not back down from a fight. Not a problem at 10 weeks old, big problem at 2 years. 11/14/2011 12:59:35 AM
I have a Wheaten and everything we have looked into says they are hyoallergenic. I have had friends over who are allergic to dogs and none of them have ever had any issues..... I am not sue how severe their allergies are though.3/7/2011 8:00:49 PM
I have severe allergies to cats and most dogs. I owned a Wheaten Terrier for 6 years and had NO allergic reactions. Unfortunately, my wheaten passed from cancer but would get another one in time. Great breed.3/14/2011 10:42:48 AM
Did you continue to have reactions around other dogs? Like at the vets or visiting friends with non-allergenic dogs? Just curious, thanks for your input so far.....3/24/2011 10:19:43 AM
I did a lot of research before getting a wheaten, and everything I read said yes - and they do not shed.1/28/2011 4:34:06 PM
American Coats tend to be more fluffy. 7/21/2011 11:31:46 PM
American coat is thicker, coarser and mats easily, requiring frequent grooming. Irish coat, once mature, is silky with a shine and doesnt mat, requiring occasional brushing and occasional washing as the natural oils and hair require less hassle to look quite spectacular9/14/2011 6:21:05 AM
Both coats are soft and silky, hence the name: Soft Coated Wheaten. The American coat is straighter with a slight wave. The Irish coat is curly. Both coats require extensive grooming if left long. Both tend to mat fairly easily, unless brushed very regularly. And, neither coat sheds.11/14/2011 12:58:03 AM
The main thing that makes Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier dogs hard to groom is the fact that they are so energetic and don't sit still for very long. We tend to groom ours at the end of the day when she's pooped out. 1/8/2011 12:35:20 PM
We get our Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier groomed every ten weeks. Since they do not shed they can get hot in their long coat. Also it is good to keep their ears cleaned. They look their cutesy with a shaggy puppy cut versus the traditional wheaten cut. They have expressive eyes! Knotting has not been an issue. Awesome dog!
On a scale of 1-10, I would say a 6. Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier's hair is not extremely difficult to groom, but you have to do it every day.
Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers are Prone to protein wasting disease (PLE and PLN) and flea allergies.7/19/2011 7:42:15 PM
Those Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier's descended from Stephen of Andover are possibly susceptible(and may have american coat) to PLN/PLE/Addison's disease, hypersensitivy diseases as well those with the thicker coat (English)ancestory may also have renal dysplasia genes(kidney and ureter deformity). There are no tests to predict which pup will get these as the average age of onset of PLN is 6 years of age.Thus never buy from a disreputable breeder/puppy farmer and try to check the register of diseases to see if the puppy has any ancestors on it affected(go back at least 5 generations).
Good breeding is the only way to be sure and Irish lines are the healthy ones, unless outcrossed .9/14/2011 6:26:04 AM
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John Rutter Carols (10 carols for mixed voices). Composed by John Rutter (1945-). For Mixed choir. Mixed Voices. Composer Carol Collections. Sacred, Christmas. Level B-C (easy - moderately difficult). Choral collection. 64 pages. Published by Oxford University Press (OU.9780193533813).
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10 SATB carols, accompanied and unaccompanied Full of joy and tenderness, John Rutter's carols illuminate and celebrate the Christmas story in works of great imagination and variety. This selection of his most popular carols forms an essential collection for all choirs. Instrumental material for individual carols is available on hire from the publisher.
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