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Rasmussen also said on Thursday, during his first visit to the country in over a year, that Afghan troops would be ready to assume a lead role around the Central Asian nation by mid-2013.
"We will stick to the road map and we will gradually hand over by 2014," Rasmussen told Afghan special forces during a visit to their main training base outside Kabul.
At a press conference in Kabul, Afghan President Hamid Karzai reiterated Rasmussen's statement and said he could call an early presidential election before the next scheduled on in 2014 in order to smooth the handover.
Karzai said that he hopes a transfer of full security to Afghan forces, with the exception of a few areas, be completed by 2013 and that "the transition of full responsibility and withdrawal of foreign forces will be completed by 2014".
After his visit to the base, Rasmussen called Afghan special forces "some of the best in the world" and "the backbone of our strategy for handing over" security responsibility.
The security transition began last year, when NATO handed over responsibility for areas that are home to half the nation's population with coalition forces in those regions now in a support role.
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"Thanks to the courage and commitment of the Afghan forces we will reach out common goal of a secure Afghanistan," Rasmussen said.
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In tweets from his visit to the special forces base Rasmussen noted the "remarkable skills" of the Afghan special forces, saying "they make a difference for Afghan security".
Afghan security forces now number about 330,000 and are to increase to 352,000 by the end of the year.
They are expected to take over much of the fighting as the US, which provides the bulk of international forces, draws down an additional 23,000 troops to 68,000 by the end of September.
US troop levels reached a high of about 100,000 last year.
Rasmussen said that the international community was committed to training and funding Afghan forces past 2014, but he did not expect that it would be at current levels.
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best way to go to Bom Jesus, or if you have courage you can do it by taking the stairs :)
great view over Braga
This is the older working funicular in the world using the counterweight water system.
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The view is good and the feeling is great. It's an unique experience as this is the world's oldest water counterbalancing funicular. Well worth the ride
A water moved funicular. The oldest of its kind still in operation in the Iberian peninsula. Well worth a try.
In 1882 they opened this funicular, which is using only water, to move. Since than there was no accident at all. It is fun to ride on it, instead of walking on the steps.
This ancient funicular was in very good shape and was just the ticket (Just over a Euro, one way) to reach the top of the mountain in a breeze. Although there are steps, they are many! When we reached the top, we were not winded from the trek and enjoyed the sights atop the mountain. The view of the city...
It was a very hot day in Braga and after descending all those stairs, the funicular was perfect to get back to the top (1,20€ one way trip). The trip takes about 4/5 minutes and during it you can enjoy all the greens and relax. Try it.
I guess most people would use this to avoid climbing the 600 or so steps to the Bom Jesus do Monte sanctuary. If like me you have bad knees, you may want instead to use it to come down! The price us €1,20 one way or €2,00 both ways. Personally I liked climbing up the stairs - it wasn't hard...
If you are visiting north of Portugal doń ´ t stay only in Porto but continue via A3 highway until Braga and visit Bom Jesus a typic site of catholic people. The Bom Jesus church is on the top of a hill with a baroc and spectacular stair. Beside on it don ´t forget to use the elevador , moved...
It. is a train carriage pulled by water. It isn't expensive. It goes up the mountain. There is a car parking where you can park for free. The trip tales a few minutes and you get out near Bom Jesus church. You won't regret the journey.
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PATRICK LEONARD (Labour) is 54 and lives at Cockermouth.
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He says: "I'm proud to be Labour's candidate for Cumbria's first police and crime commissioner.
"I'm not a politician – I've never stood for election before. However, I just couldn't stand by and watch whilst this government did real damage to policing in this county.
As someone who has worked in the public services for over 30 years, I know how the police work and I've seen first-hand the challenges they face.
"Their jobs are being made even harder by the budget cuts handed down by this government. Cumbria Police face losing more than 120 officers over the next few years.
"This is a huge blow to a small force covering a big area.
"In addition, we have lost 200 skilled and dedicated support staff. You don't cut crime by cutting police.
"As commissioner, I would fight these cuts and do what I can to protect our police service.
"Unlike the Tories, I won't hand our policing over to private companies.
"People across Cumbria have told me how concerned they are that officers are being withdrawn from their communities. I would reverse this trend.
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The only thing more rare than a Three Percent post praising—or at least, gently supporting—NPR is one heaping accolades on a publisher's website. But, well, this is proof that anything is possible.
NPR, the World's Greatest Source of Middle-minded Hem-Haw Opinions, is actually doing something bad-ass this year—foregoing year-end book lists:
You love lists. We love lists. Everyone loves lists. And in the past five years, NPR has brought you more than 80 year-end book lists — the best book club books, the best cookbooks, the best gift books, the best guilty pleasures. We listed. You clicked. Everyone was happy.
But as the holidays loomed this year, we were all suffering from a little list fatigue, and we started imagining new ways to approach our year-end best books coverage. And though
Buzzfeedthe Internet may be determined to prove otherwise, we wholeheartedly believe that human beings are capable of absorbing new information in formats that are 1) not sequentially ordered and 2) wait … dammit! and 3) never mind.
Double props for the Buzzfeed insult! Because fuck Buzzfeed. And seriously, they have ruined the idea of lists for everyone.
Instead of NPR's typical year-end lists, they've come up with this discovery tool, which lists a couple hundred books that can be sub-divided into a number of categories. But unlike the normal list, books show up under more than one rubric creating a site that is "more Venn diagram-y than list-y — a site that could help you seek out the best biographies that were also love stories, or the best mysteries that were also set in the past."
Triple props for invoking Venn diagrams.
I have to admit, this momentary respect I'm feeling for NPR is making me uncomfortable. And maybe a bit mentally aroused.
Thankfully, their selections are pretty much run-of-the-mill. Sure, Ogawa's Revenge is included along with the new Daniel Alarcon, but Eggers's The Circle? And that Kite Runner dude's new book? BORING.
Well, at least we now know that you can take the list out of the Middle Mind, but not the Middle Mind out of the
list Venn diagram. Or whatever.
Now that Cyber Monday is underway, it's about time for the "Best of Everything!!!" lists to start coming out. (Or, as documented at Largehearted Boy, continue coming out.) Personally, I fricking love these sorts of lists, to find books/albums that I need to check out, and to serve as fodder for my anger . . . I'll bet at least half of an upcoming podcast will be an escalation of complaints about some utterly predictable list of shit that most four-book-a-year readers will slobber over . . . And hopefully our year end lists (in books, movies, and music) will get some other cultural elitists all bent.
But for now, the only year end list I've checked out is this Kirkus one, which is definitely my favorite, since it includes TWO Open Letter titles: Children of Reindeer Woods by Kristin Omarsdottir, translated from the Icelandic by Lytton Smith and My First Suicide by Jerzy Pilch (Kirkus LOVES the Pilch), translated from the Polish by David Frick.
There are a number of interesting books on this list—Kingdom Come by J.G. Ballard, The Investigation by Philip Claudel, Arcadia by Lauren Groff, Lazarus Is Dead by Richard Beard, and Three Strong Women by Marie NDiaye—but not many (any?) from small, nonprofit presses. YAY TO US FOR OVERACHIEVING!
I love both of these books, and you can buy them from your local independent bookstore, from Amazon, from B&N, or directly from us: click here for Children, and here for Suicide.
However you get them, I hope you do. And I want to take a second to give a special shout-out to Lytton Smith and David Frick for translating these. Both books set forth their own unique difficulties, and both translators totally nailed it. Congrats to both of you!
Another good source for a year-end roundup is The Millions. As with the TLS and Guardian roundups we mentioned yesterday, The Millions will be posting personal recommendations throughout the month from authors, editors, etc.
They have six entries up there so far, the most recent by Mark Binelli, author of Sacco & Vanzetti Must Die! and numerous interesting Rolling Stone articles. I completely agree with his recommendation of Senselessness by Horacio Castellanos Moya, and I'm even more interested in reading The Corpse Walker by Liao Yiwu after Mark called it a "deranged, Terkel-esque Q&A's with the bottom rungs of Chinese society."
It's worth checking in with The Millions every so often for more of these recommendations.
The NY Times just posted their Top 10 list for 2007, and the five fiction selections are actually pretty solid:
Man Gone Down by Michael Thomas. (Black Cat/Grove/Atlantic)
Out Stealing Horses by Per Petterson. Translated by Anne Born. (Graywolf Press)
The Savage Detectives by Roberto Bolaño. Translated by Natasha Wimmer. (Farrar, Straus & Giroux)
Then We Came to the End by Joshua Ferris. (Little, Brown & Company)
Tree of Smoke by Denis Johnson. (Farrar, Straus & Giroux)
For those of you who are counting, translations make up 40% of this list . . .
As I mentioned before, I'm a big fan of end-of-the-year lists, even if they do tend to be fairly safe and uninteresting.
I prefer the Guardian list because it's a collection of "best books of the year" as recommended by other writers and cultural figures. This approach seems to lead to more interesting books getting mentioned, such Echenoz's Ravel.
The New York Times list of "100 Notable Titles" is a bit more conventional and conservative, but it does include a number of international works, including three Reading the World titles: The Collected Poems: 1956-1998 by Zbigniew Herbert, The Savage Detectives by Roberto Bolano, and Dancing to "Almendra" by Mayra Montero.
There are books that can only wisely be recommended to specific types of readers, where it is easy to know who the respective book won't appeal to, and Kristiina Ehin's Walker on Water is one these. What makes this neither. . .
Imagine the most baroque excesses of Goethe, Shakespeare, and Poe, blended together and poured into a single book: That is The Nightwatches of Bonaventura. Ophelia and Hamlet fall in love in a madhouse, suicidal young men deliver mournful and heartfelt. . .
In 1899, Maurice Ravel wrote "Pavane pour une infante défunte" ("Pavane for a Dead Princess") for solo piano (a decade later, he published an orchestral version). The piece wasn't written for a particular person; Ravel simply wanted to compose a. . .
Fiston Mwanza Mujila is an award-winning author, born in the Democratic Republic of Congo, who now, at 33, lives in Austria. From what I could find, much of his work is influenced by the Congo's battle for independence and its. . .
Twenty-One Days of a Neurasthenic is not a novel in the traditional sense. Rather, it is a collection of vignettes recorded by journalist Georges Vasseur in his diary during a month spent in the Pyrenées Mountains to treat his nervous. . .
Founded in 1960 by such creative pioneers as George Perec, Raymond Queneau and Italo Calvino, the Oulipo, shorthand for Ouvroir de littérature potentielle, came about in when a group of writers and mathematicians sought constraints to find new structures and. . .
There's little to say about a series of prose poems that willfully refuse to identify pronoun antecedents. Or perhaps there are a million things. The poems in Morse, My Deaf Friend— the chapbook by Miloš Djurdjević published by Ugly Duckling. . .


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One more from the graduating class of RCA: Marjan van Aubel, "a product designer with an inquisitive, almost scientific perspective," presents "The Energy Collection," a set of solar glassware that discharges through a matching bookshelf, which serves as a rather large battery. It's a vaguely biological ecosystem: the tableware 'drones' gather energy during the day, 'feeding' the shelf, which can be used to power a lamp or charge a phone... but the real magic lies in the physics:Within each glass is a photovoltaic layer of dye Synthesized Solar Cell. This means that the properties of colour are being used to create an electrical current. This technology was invented by Michael Graetzel at EPFL. It is a technique based on the process of photosynthesis in plants. Like the green chlorophyll which absorbs light energy, the colours in these cells collect energy.
Graetzel uses a porous Titanium dioxide layer soaked with photosensitive dye—a natural pigment extracted from the juice of blueberries or spinach. He discovered that the dye that gives the red or blue colour to berries, gives off an electron when light strikes it. One side of the glass is positive, the other negative and when the cell is exposed to light, the dye transmits its electrons to the titanium dioxide and releases an electronic current.
Sounds like pretty heady stuff; I'd be curious as to whether the technology can be implemented at scale, especially given the material advantages of the dye (as opposed to traditional silicon cells): "The glassware uses sunlight as a sustainable source of energy, but can also work under diffused light. This makes them much more efficient for use inside the home compared to standard solar panels, which only work in direct sunlight and are not suitable for indoor use."Lo and behold, there's a lengthy Wikipedia article on that very subject... if you happen to talk the talk. The rest of us will have to settle for more basic concepts... not that there's anything wrong with that: van Aubel notes that "different colours mean different properties. Each colour has a unique wavelength and collects different currents. For example, blueberries and raspberries have their own voltages and levels of efficiency according to the colour spectrum."
When the Armadillo Credenza first landed in our inboxes, quite frankly we didn't know what to do with it. Built from reclaimed steel and glass—with a whopping 60 steel arms, 78 bolts, and a dozen casters—the massive, 500-pound furnishing boasts an unapologetically industrial aesthetic that is either hopelessly clunky or
From standing desks to open plans, the modern workplace has become a leading site for design innovation, swapping the generic office structure of past decades for more flexible and friendly alternatives. At the forefront of future-facing office design is the MG2's recent release, the MIMIC Wall digital prototype. Conceptualized in
When the wine shop across the street from me packed up to move, I saw a new dumpster out front and a huge stack of empty wooden wine cases inside the store. Doing the math, I asked the owner if I could scavenge some of the boxes before they went
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The Chicago Cubs have had preliminary internal discussions about the possibility of acquiring reliever Daniel Bard from the Red Sox. It is unclear at this...
Wednesday September 4, 2013
Andrew Miller feels for good friend Daniel Bard, can relate to situation
Bard's return from an abdominal injury has been nothing short of a disaster. He has experienced the same control issues that have completely derailed his...
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Matt Harvey May Be in Denial About Injury
From the moment Mets general manager Sandy Alderson revealed the nature of Matt Harvey's elbow injury earlier this week, the outcome seemed preordained. Harvey, the...
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Dustin Ackley has career day
Dustin Ackley can't have a much better game than he did on Friday night. The Mariners' center fielder made a spectacular catch and also picked...
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Red Sox designate Daniel Bard for assignment
The Boston Red Sox designated reliever Daniel Bard for assignment Sunday, reports WEEI.com's Alex Speier. The move was done as part of September call-ups...
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Dustin Ackley putting trust back in his hitting
Dustin Ackley can't have a much better game than he did on Friday night. He made a spectacular catch in the outfield, picked up a...
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The roaring success of Carolina Baseball over the past decade (the winningest program over that span) can no doubt be a double-edged sword. Victory brings...
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Chaz Frank helped keep the Vancouver Canadians' playoff hopes alive with his bat and then his glove Monday night. The centre-fielder singled home Dawel Lugo...
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The latest economic data shows the US economy grew more slowly than first thought. US Commerce Department reports that GDP expanded at a 2.2% annual rate from July to September, down from an earlier estimate of 2.8%.
Sejong Soloists, one of the top ensembles nowadays, plans Latinamerican tour
Sejong Soloists, named after the 15th-century arts advocate Korean Emperor Sejong the Great, and hailed by CNN as one of the top ensembles of today, and having previously performed in New York City's venues at The Julliard School and Carnegie Hall, premiered their Tenth Annual Gala in New York's newly renovated Alice Tully Hall at the Lincoln Center.
"Legal insecurity" becomes top issue of Argentina's political agenda
Top United States official remarks about the lack of "legal security" in Argentina echoed in Copenhagen's climate conference where Foreign Secretary Jorge Taiana approached Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to about these "unfortunate statements".
President Obama envoy met with Mujica and today visits Paraguay
Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs Arturo A. Valenzuela visited Uruguay on Thursday where he met with president elect Jose Mujica and Vice-president Danilo Astori.
Fed chairman Bernanke's reconfirmation is almost a fact
Ben Bernanke's nomination to a second term as head of the US Federal Reserve has been approved by a Senate panel. Members of the Senate Banking Committee voted on Thursday 16 to seven to back Mr Bernanke as head of the central bank.
Fed confirms most special liquidity facilities to expire by February 2010
The Federal Reserve has decided to keep US interest rates on hold at between 0% and 0.25%, --as had been widely expected--, and anticipated that most of the special liquidity facilities will expire on February 1, 2010.
US priority: job creation over major fiscal consolidation
Reducing the United States budget deficit at the expense of creating jobs in a still-struggling economy would be suicide, a top White House adviser says.
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loosecaboose 2 years, 9 months ago
E-cards are to impersonal, and indicate the the sender didn't care enough to take the time to send the very best. Lawrence needs a Hallmark store.
Angela Heili 2 years, 9 months ago
We had a Hallmark store. It went out of business.
stinkybulldog 2 years, 9 months ago
Yep, Rod's Hallmark went out of business within the last year.
colicole81 2 years, 9 months ago
Lawrence actually used to have at least 3 Hallmark stores. They all went out of business!
Keith 2 years, 9 months ago
Demand for greeting cards has been falling for at least a decade, with the card shop stores dwindling as it fell. Hard to sell buggy whips when the horseless carriage is the latest thing.
Clara Westphal 2 years, 9 months ago
I buy 'made in USA' Hallmark cards. I do not buy Hallmarks 'Made in China' products. I mailed a birthday card to my niece yesterday.
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Tuesday 06 August 1996
1991 - Pre-war census puts Mostar's population as 35 per cent Muslim, 34 per cent Croat, 19 per cent Serb, 10 per cent "Yugoslav", 2 per cent other.
April 1992 - War breaks out in Bosnia. Croats and Muslims defend Mostar together against attacks by Serb-led Yugoslav army.
July 1992 - Bosnian Croats, backed by Croatia, form separatist state of Herzeg-Bosnia with Mostar as capital.
Spring 1993 - Muslim-Croat war breaks out. Croats expel Muslims from western Mostar and set up detention camps outside city.
February 1994 - Muslim-Croat truce. Mostar is divided into Croat-controlled western sector and smaller, ruined Muslim-held east. Virtually no Serbs left.
March 1994 - Muslim-Croat federation of Bosnia established under US auspices.
July 1994 - European Union given mandate to administer Mostar and re- integrate Croat and Muslim sectors. First administrator is Germany's Hans Koschnick.
November 1995 - Dayton agreement stipulates abolition of Herzeg-Bosnia and reunification of Mostar through elections to city council.
February 1996 - Koschnick proposes dividing Mostar into six cantons, three Muslim and three Croat, with a large mixed administrative area in city centre. Croats react violently, storming EU headquarters in Mostar.
June 1996 - Elections give Muslim-led coalition narrow majority on city council. Croats reject results and boycott council, claiming fraud at polling stations abroad.
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Invisible Ink No 133: Basil Copper
Sunday 22 July 2012
British weird fiction is a unique and marvellous genre, often maligned, usually misunderstood. Its exponents had unassuming grace, their grammatically correct prose following the traditional Gothic supernatural form. They were seasoned in wars and polished in pressrooms, published in the once-vibrant anthology industry by editors such as August Derleth, Herbert Van Thal and Stephen Jones: collectors and enthusiasts with a keen eye for well-turned tales.
Basil Copper might be described as one of the last great gentlemen of the supernatural. Born in 1924, he took part in the D-Day landings and returned to edit a Kent newspaper. His first story, "The Spider", was published in the Fifth Pan Book of Horror Stories for £10, and took half an hour to write. After that, he fluctuated between tales of the macabre in the vein of M R James and HP Lovecraft, and 52 volumes featuring the hard-boiled Los Angeles P I Mike Faraday. Copper never went to California, but recreated its topography from old films.
The New English Library published his first supernatural collection, Not After Nightfall, and several more collections produced stories that became firm anthology favourites. The 1970s were a wonderful time for British writers of the macabre. Peter Haining was gathering tales for volumes such as The Ghouls and The Midnight People, TV shows were scouring shelves for stories to film, movie novelizations were being commissioned, Fontana and Pan had annual collections of the best ghost and horror tales, and Copper's output was prodigious.
His finest stories dispense with moral retribution and simply feature unsettling events, such as his tale of a man who becomes unmoored inside a camera obscura. While Copper could write of vampires and werewolves, haunted houses and misted moors, he could easily produce a frisson of fear from a simple shifting shadow. Kim Newman reminds us that in Copper's world the roses are still trimmed and there's sherry at the rectory, and a fiancée has "decided views" on sex before marriage – which somehow makes his unearthly events more powerful for disturbing the natural order. As Copper was penning these tales in the 1970s, the sense of anomaly is greater for first luring you back to a safer time.
Like Newman, who also produces superior Holmes tales, Copper had his own sleuth, Solar Pons, but often his very English prose suffered at the hands of US editors. Happily his style is now back in fashion, and he is still with us to enjoy its resurgence.
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Volume 25, Issue 7, pages 663–679, July 2013
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Kurtel, K. and Ozemre, M. (2013), Cohesive software measurement planning framework using ISO standards: a case study from logistics service sector. J. Softw. Evol. and Proc., 25: 663–679. doi: 10.1002/smr.1557
Publication History
- Issue published online: 11 JUL 2013
- Article first published online: 13 APR 2012
- Manuscript Accepted: 16 MAR 2012
- Manuscript Revised: 7 MAR 2012
- Manuscript Received: 12 AUG 2011
- Abstract
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- software measurement;
- software maintenance;
- software quality;
- logistics service;
- AHP methodology
The objective of this paper is to present a cohesive measurement planning framework based on our successful practices during the implementation of a measurement process in a leading custom software development company in the logistics service sector in Turkey. The framework established is the result of the process of understanding how to plan software maintenance measurement that conforms to existing ISO/IEC standards, including ISO/IEC 9126, ISO/IEC 14598, and ISO/IEC 15939, and also combining the theoretical aspects of these standards with the realities of the software maintenance process in order to develop a software application. The main contributions of the article include the presentation of a practical solution in ISO-based software measurement methodology and the elimination of the unnecessary and redundant ISO/IEC 9126 quality characteristics or sub-characteristics for the purpose of application of quality model to the company, and identification of the suitable base and derived measurement sets for satisfying the company's information needs. Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.