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The missed opportunities in the war on terrorism fostered by Islamic militants for more than a decade in America began with a New York City murder.
In 1992, police arrested Sayyid Nosair, a Brooklyn Egyptian-American, for the 1990 assassination of the Jewish extremist Mehir Kahane. "It was thought to be an isolated incident," said Michael Cherkasky, who headed the investigation for the Manhattan district attorney's office. "There was a man, you have a gun, and that's how it was prosecuted."
During the investigation into Nosair, the FBI seized bomb-making instructions, pictures of New York City landmarks, including the World Trade Center, and pages of handwritten Arabic. The material was not inventoried or translated for years.
"No one thought they were needed," Cherkasky said. "And there would be a lot of work and expense to translate them."
The failure on the part of prosecutors to look deeper into the Kahane killing was a costly oversight. The material was finally translated after the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, when four militant terrorists detonated a bomb in the twin towers' underground parking lot. Six people died and more than 1,000 people were injured.
The material also made it clear that Nosair was part of a network of terrorists intent on killing large numbers of civilians.
"Obviously, both the FBI and the CIA would have been very well-advised much earlier to have trained, or retrained, or hired a much larger group of people who spoke Arabic, Farsi and some of these languages of the Mideast," said James Woolsey, who headed the CIA at the time.
But signs in English were ignored, too. In 1995, Ramzi Yousef was convicted of terrorism charges in the 1993 World Trade Center attack and is now in prison. Investigators later learned Yousef intended to hijack a plane and fly it into CIA headquarters or a nuclear power plant. At the time, the FBI thought the idea was farfetched.
When the Pentagon commissioned a report on terrorism and U.S. vulnerabilities after the World Trade Center bombing in 1993, author Marvin Cetron came up with a similar scenario. "We said the United States was very vulnerable. You could make a left turn at the Washington Monument, and take out the White House, and you could make a right turn and take out the Pentagon." said Cetron.
But the final report never mentioned this detail.
"We were told by the Department of Defense not to put it in," Cetron said. "And I said, 'It's unclassified, everything is available.' And they said, 'We don't want it released, because you can't handle a crisis before it becomes a crisis. And no one is going to believe you.'"
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Another possible missed opportunity came in 1996, when Sudan made an offer to the United States.
That year, Sudan, a nation on the U.S. list of terrorism sponsors, expelled Saudi exile Osama bin Laden at the urging of the U.S. government. Sudan also allowed the United States to photograph terrorist training camps and offered further cooperation, according to Tim Carney, former U.S. ambassador to Sudan.
Then, Sudan sent a message through American businessman Mansoor Ijaz that signaled Sudan was willing to share information on al Qaeda, the network of suspected terrorists founded and funded by bin Laden.
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She is the woman inspiring audiences around the country. Kacy Catanzaro made history on NBC's hit show, "American Ninja Warrior," as the first woman to complete the show's grueling course.
Catanzaro spoke to KOB via satellite and said she is just getting started.
The five-foot-tall, 100-pound woman made the obstacle course look easy.
"It's a great, great feeling having so many people behind you and it definitely gives you that little boost that you need to do well," Catanzaro said.
The 24-year-old gymnast gracefully moved through the obstacles, where others twice her size have gone down.
"Everyone says I looked super calm, which is good," Catanzaro said. "I didn't know I was giving that off, which is really great. I just try to stay calm, because you know, it's something very important that I'm passionate about, but if you're not having fun out there, then why are you doing it?"
Catanzaro qualified for the reality show's national finals round in Las Vegas.
That episode is set to air in August.
She also plans to submit a new application and video to get back on the show next year. But her ambitions don't end on national television.
Catanzaro says she wants to be a spokesperson for fitness, perhaps traveling to schools around the country and encouraging young people.
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This spicy ceviche from the southern Mexican state of Chiapas can be served on fresh greens for lunch or for a light dinner, accompanied by warm tortillas. Any of the fish substitutions will work equally as well in this dish. Note: This recipe requires advance preparation..
Everywhere that I've traveled in Mexico where there is an abundance of fresh seafood, there is an abundance of ceviche. This version, which I was served in a small restaurant in the seafood market in Cancun, is a variation of the more typical fish, onion, and chile ceviche.
Ceviche (also spelled "cerviche" and "seviche") is kind of a "Latin American sushi," raw fish "cooked" in fresh lime juice. Because of the high acid content of the ingredients, prepare this fish recipe only in a glass dish, never in a metal one.
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The city of Gonzales, in Monterey County, is building two solar power installations to generate 462 kilowatts of power with the help of Chevron Energy Solutions.
Over the lifetime of these projects, part of the city's "Gonzales Grows Green" initiative, the town of 8,500 hopes to save $4.7 million.
By 2035, Gonzales thinks it might have as many as 24,000 residents. More than 40 percent of its people today are 18 years old or under.
Gonzales, the "Wine Capital of Monterey County," worked with Constellation Brands (NYSE: STZ), which has a major winery there, on the solar installations, one of which will be at the Constellation site.
The Constellation site is next to the Gonzales water pumping station, and the city hopes to save money by upgrading that facility and pumping water at times when energy costs are lowest.
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Toppers rally past MVSU 59-58 in NCAA tourney
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DAYTON, Ohio — So many things happened in those five final, furious minutes Western Kentucky coach Ray Harper had trouble taking it all in.
"Wow," he said, his face still flush with March emotion. "I don't know where to begin."
How about with that finish?
The only team with a losing record in the NCAA tournament got it started with a classic March comeback — in front of a presidential audience, no less. T.J. Price's three-point play with 33 seconds to go completed the Hilltoppers' rally from a 16-point deficit over the last 5 minutes for a 59-58 victory over Mississippi Valley State on Tuesday night.
President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron had front-row seats to see the tournament open with a ragged game that had an engrossing ending.
"It's a crazy feeling," said Derrick Gordon, who had 11 points. "That's the president of the United States coming to watch our game. We wanted to put on a show. Things didn't work our way for the first 35 minutes, but we came away with the W.
"I'm sure he liked what he saw."
He saw the longest of long shots somehow pull out another one.
The Hilltoppers (16-18) are the only squad in the 68-team field with a losing record. They played like it for most of the game, shooting only 30 percent and turning the ball over 28 times.
After the buzzer sounded, Obama and Cameron headed out, fans still buzzing over what had just happened.
Madness indeed.
"You could see that look in their eyes: 'We're going to do this,"' Harper said.
Western Kentucky moves on to play Kentucky — the top seed in the South Regional — on Thursday in Louisville, an all-Bluegrass game for the second round.
MVSU (21-13) caught the president's eye while pulling ahead, but couldn't close it out.
Kevin Burwell scored 20 points and locked eyes with the president after swishing a 3-pointer while the Delta Devils built their big lead. Obama smiled back.
"Like I said yesterday, we were just trying to put on a show for him," Burwell said. "In the heat of the moment, I just pointed at him a couple of times. That was it."
Obama — a huge basketball fan who fills out an NCAA bracket each year — spent a lot of time explaining the nuances of the game to Cameron. Obama has picked Kentucky as one of his Final Four teams.
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Traditional approaches have reduced Caesar's Bellum Civile to a tool for teaching Latin or to one-dimensional propaganda, thereby underestimating its artistic properties and ideological complexity. Reading strategies typical of scholarship on Latin poetry, like intertextuality, narratology, semantic, rhetorical and structural analysis, cast a new light on the Bellum Civile: Ciceronian language advances Caesar's claim to represent Rome; technical vocabulary reinforces the ethical division between 'us' and the 'barbarian' enemy; switches of focalization guide our perception of the narrative; invective and characterization exclude the Pompeians from the Roman community, according to the mechanisms of rhetoric; and the very structure of the work promotes Caesar's cause. As a piece of literature interacting with its cultural and socio-political world, the Bellum Civile participates in Caesar's multimedia campaign of self-fashioning. A comprehensive approach, such as has been productively applied to Augustus' program, locates the Bellum Civile at the interplay between literature, images and politics.
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Luca Grillo is Assistant Professor of Classics at Amherst College, Massachusetts and has written on subjects as diverse as Vergil's women; narratology in Caesar; Augustine and the destruction of the temple of Caelestis in Carthage; and Nobilior's temple of Hercules Musarum. Current and future projects include a monograph on Fortuna and a commentary on Cicero's De Provinciis Consularibus.
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'By keeping in focus both the techniques of representation and what is at stake in them, the author shows the substance behind the rhetoric and demonstrates why historiography matters. Because of this and its crisp presentation of Caesar's modes of persuasion, The Art of Caesar's Bellum Civile is a perfect book for a college-level Caesar class and an excellent book for those teaching Caesar at any level.' Bryn Mawr Classical Review '... it is only through the close reading of [Caesar's] narrative that [his] Bellum Civile impresses, through its intricate and artistic propaganda - pure but unsimple. [Grillo's] study is superb at teasing out its complexities.' W. Jeffrey Tatum, Journal of Roman Studies
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Introduction. Between ancient and modern approaches: admirers and detractors of Caesar; 1. The swift and the slow: Caesar's art of characterization; 2. The great contest: constantia, innocentia, pudor, and virtus; 3. Redefining loyalty; 4. The limits and risks of Caesar's leniency; 5. The barbarization of the enemy; 6. Two army-communities and their effect on the Roman people; 7. Shaping the future of Rome: the architecture of the Bellum Civile; Appendix 1. Chronology of the Civil War (pre-Julian calendar) and narrative structure of the Bellum Civile; Appendix 2. Composition, publication and genre of the Bellum Civile; Appendix 3. The manuscript tradition of the Bellum Civile. Opening, end and book division.


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Like we predicted on ContentSutra, India's media firm Network 18 is all set to launch a financial daily in partnership with Financial Times, and the new title is expected to hit stands by 2008 end. Mint reports the five year relationship between Financial Times and Business Standard is officially over. Infina Finance, an associate of Kotak Mahindra, has acquired 13.85 percent stake in Business Standard for undisclosed terms, previously held by FT for Rs 14.1 crore in September 2003.
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Museum hopes 'Botanicals' restores interest in noted photographer Cunningham
Photography is often an overlooked art form and Imogen Cunningham is probably is one of the photography world's most overlooked artists, according to Teri Sowell, director of exhibitions and collections at the Oceanside Museum of Art.
"When we think of photography, we think of Ansel Adams, Edward Weston and Dorothea Lange," said Sowell, the curator of a new exhibit of Cunningham's work opening Sunday. "Imogen Cunningham isn't one of the top names that comes out. This exhibit is an opportunity to reintroduce her contribution to the OMA audience."
In the early 1900s, photography followed the same trends as painting. It tended to be allegorical, soft focus and narrative. The emphasis was on a pretty picture. Cunningham changed all that, Sowell said.
"She is one of the most important photographers of the 20th century," Sowell said. "She revolutionized photography by moving it into modernization. She wanted to use the camera as a window into the real world. She wanted to use its realism and clarity to show a new vision of the world."
The way Cunningham achieved this involved bringing the camera in so close to an object that it became abstract in nature. In college, she had supported herself taking photos of botanicals, but now she brought her lens in even closer so that the inner portion of the plant filled the frame.
The result minimized the background and isolated the subject. The fact that she preferred black and white film, even after color film became widely available, emphasized her abstraction of her subjects.
"She did this before anyone else did it," pointed out Sowell. "It was a radical departure for her and in doing so, she found her unique style and vision. It was a new way to use the camera that made her images unlike any others that anyone else had ever done before."
Born in Portland, Ore., in 1883, Cunningham began taking photographs while a student at the University of Washington in the early 1900s. While working part-time at the Seattle studio of Edward Curtis (famed for his portraits of American Indian tribespeople), she became serious about a career as a photographer. She studied in Germany under photo scientist Robert Luther and learned techniques from Alfred Stieglitz before she opened her own Seattle studio. She established herself nationally in 1914 with a series of botanical photographs published in Wilson's Photographic Magazine.
In that magazine, she explained her philosophy: "One must be able to gain an understanding at short notice and close range of the beauties of character, intellect, and spirit so as to be able to draw out the best qualities and make them show in the outer aspect of the sitter. To do this one must not have a too pronounced notion of what constitutes beauty in the external and, above all, must not worship it. To worship beauty for its own sake is narrow, and one surely cannot derive from it that esthetic pleasure which comes from finding beauty in the commonest things."


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Alex Toth, one of American comics' greatest illustrators, died today. I believe he would have been around 78 years old. He was probably best known outside comics for his design and storyboard work in cartoons during the 60s and 70s — Space Ghost and Super Friends among them. It's his work that's being remixed in the likes of SEALAB 2021.
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And another great illustrator heads to the great drawing table in the sky. Thank you Mr. Toth for all the great work.
I can't believe the lack of responce I've seen in the comic community following this news. Toth was a giant, everyone was influenced by Toth even if they didn't know it. Which I guess is the problem to begin with. Fucking shame!
i'm truly sadden by the death of alex toth,because he was always teaching about art and design and the ability of comics to communicate at a high level,but it is really sad that most of the comic industry is not speaking up in public about the inpact of his death,i'm a fine artist who came from a heavy influence of comics,when i grew past the comics,i started to study the artist that created them,of all the comic creators that i constantly come back to is ALEX TOTH,i was so sadden that i was crying for a man that i never met but he was one of the many people that inpacted my life with his talent,wisdom,stubbornness for proper economy of design,he will always be remember,all the old guys are leaving us,alex toth,gil kane,will eisner,so on and on,now who is leading the charge of quality high end creation? who ,who, nuff said
Ican not belive that they say Alex was married only once. He was married to my mother for 15 years. I'm upset that nothing was said about that!!
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3. Make the custard: whisk the eggs and sugar together in a bowl until thoroughly combined. Discard the vanilla from the infused milk, then whisk the milk into the egg and sugar mixture. Pass the mixture through a fine sieve into the caramelized mould.
4. Stand the mould in a hot bain marie and place in a preheated moderate oven. Immediately lower the temperature to cool. Cook for about 1 hour or until set; to test if the custard is set, insert a knife into the centre - it should be clean when withdrawn.
5. Remove the creme caramel from the bain marie and leave until cold. Leave in a cool place or chill in the refrigerator for 4 hours before unmoulding onto a deep serving dish. To unmould easily, dip the base of the mould into a bowl of hot water for 30 seconds.
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13 reasons bookstores are better than Amazon
You can take the book out of the bookstore, but you can't put the bookstore in your Kindle.
Founded in 1994, Amazon Inc. is the world's largest ecommerce retailer. The company currently employs more than 43,200 people in 18 U.S. states and 14 international locations. Its headquarters are in Seattle, Wash.
In Amazon's mission statement, the company says it's working towards becoming "Earth's most customer-centric company where people can find and discover anything they want to buy online." Millions of new and used items are sold on Amazon.com, Zappos.com, Endless.com, Shopbop.com and on its international web properties.
Items available for purchase include books, movies, music, games, sportswear, automotive parts and more. Founder Jeff Bezos started selling only books on Amazon.com in 1995. During the first 30 days online, customers in 50 states and 45 countries ordered items. He shipped packages from his Seattle garage. In 2007, the company dove back into the books industry by introducing the Amazon Kindle ebook reader. There are over more than a million books, newspapers and magazines available for purchase on the Kindle, Kindle Touch and Kindle Fire.
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Two pilots stand out among Amazon's latest offerings.
Keeping up with all the buzziest and awards-worthy shows will now cost you about $125 per month.
Amazon Echo is finally ready for more people to own it.
Woody Allen has signed a deal with Amazon Studios to write and direct his first television series.
By and large, the big tech companies that have disclosed numbers remain dominated by males.
Amazon is having another fire sale.
Mark Zuckerberg's power is on display, somewhat ironically for a book called "The End of Power."
Amazon has come out swinging on Boxing Day. (Yes, we know that's a bad reference.)