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I'd say it is some kind of front organized by the government in Egypt perhaps with some help from outside Western agencies who don't want to see any change either and it is designed to create a huge division and act as a pretext to call in the army.
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Although it does have "beginner" in the title, this is not a book for someone entirely new to computers. Rather, it was written for one who might have prior experience as systems administrator for another computer system, and is finally ready to try Linux. In particular, the author compares it to Windows NT, with some lovely diagrams showing 1) authentication, 2) network, 3) boot process and 4) shutdown process. I used these comparison diagrams to learn about NT servers (assuming they were correct) because my only previous experience with NT was with the NT workstation.
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The inside front cover of the book contains a "functional menu" listing many common tasks that a system administrator has to do and a reference to the chapter containing it. This implies that each chapter is self-contained, although many of the later chapters require information from earlier ones. I recommend reading it from cover to cover. Also included with the book is a CD-ROM containing the "Publisher's Edition" of the Red Hat Linux 6.1 distribution. What this means is that the reader has a stripped-down version of the distribution. URLs for Red Hat and other useful sites (such as where to download "ssh") are provided, so no one should be too peeved.
Shah gives good descriptions of using RPM to grab packages to install on one's working system, as well as complete illustrations of downloading a tarball, unzipping (if necessary), untarring and moving to a new directory. He then leads the reader thru the process of finding a Makefile, configuring, compiling and installing the package.
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The Advanced Linux Networking section seemed too short. It covers IP aliasing, packet filters, and ipchains. After discussing the theory behind these, Shah gives concrete examples of how one might set them up, including filtering out the "ping of death".
I did stop counting typos after a dozen or so, but most of them will probably not detract from the reader's understanding. One of the most annoying errors was on page 222; the text describing DNS did not agree with Figure 12-1.
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One of the greatest joys of my job is to watch the expression on the face of a parent or grandparent of a child or young adult with disabilities when they learn about the programs offered by the Office of Therapeutic Recreation (TR).
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The Department of Recreation and Parks is quite proud of the services offered through our "TR" programs. Under the superb leadership and advocacy of an exceptional staff and dedicated volunteers, TR offers a wide variety of programs designed specifically for individuals with disabilities, their family members and friends.
Imagine opening up a world of adaptive sports and fitness programming as an option in the life of an individual with disabilities. There is the Therapeutic Horseback Riding Program offered as a cooperative effort between TR and the Maryland Council for Special Equestrians. Individuals with special needs can participate in "Barn Buddies," "Meet the Horse" field trips, and two summer camps "Ride with Pride" and "Everything Horses."
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TR operates 10 summer day camps that run for five weeks throughout the county with swimming, nature, crafts, sports, games and field trips as only a part of the fun and well supervised programs.
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An experimental study on the regeneration of deactivated SCR catalysts was carried out using a microwave-assisted method containing three steps of washing with mixed liquid of ethanol and water, impregnating, and drying. After the regeneration treatment, NO conversion at 320 °C increased from 39 to 90 % and vanadium content increased by 62.2 %, which were much higher than those regenerated by the traditional method. The more impregnated vanadium was due to the fact that the rapid evaporation of mixed liquid inside the catalyst channels led to the enlargement of surface areas by creating more pores on the catalysts. Meanwhile, with the increasing concentrations of ethanol, the heating rate of the mixed liquid increased, and the volume after complete evaporation of the mixed liquid was gradually reduced. Since higher heating rate and lager volume after the liquid evaporation could help to create more pores, therefore, when the volume ratio of ethanol/mixed solution was 20 %, the catalyst obtained the maximum specific surface area, which significantly increased to ca. 123 % compared with the deactivated catalyst. In addition, the catalyst dried by microwave exhibited better catalytic activity than that dried in conventional oven. Therefore, this method showed great potential in industrial applications.
Three urban environments, office, apartment and restaurant, were selected to investigate the indoor and outdoor air quality as an inter-comparison in which CO2, particulate matter (PM) concentration and particle size ranging were concerned. In this investigation, CO2 level in the apartment (623 ppm) was the highest among the indoor environments and indoor levels were always higher than outdoor levels. The PM10 (333 µg/m3), PM2.5 (213 µg/m3), PM1 (148 µg/m3) concentrations in the office were 10–50 % higher than in the restaurant and apartment, and the three indoor PM10 levels all exceeded the China standard of 150 µg/m3. Particles ranging from 0.3 to 0.4 µm, 0.4 to 0.5 µm and 0.5 to 0.65 µm make largest contribution to particle mass in indoor air, and fine particles number concentrations were much higher than outdoor levels. Outdoor air pollution is mainly affected by heavy traffic, while indoor air pollution has various sources. Particularly, office environment was mainly affected by outdoor sources like soil dust and traffic emission; apartment particles were mainly caused by human activities; restaurant indoor air quality was affected by multiple sources among which cooking-generated fine particles and the human steam are main factors.
Thirty atmospheric dustfall samples collected from an industrial corridor in Hubei Province, central China, were analyzed for 16 USEPA priority polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) to investigate their concentrations, spatial distributions, sources, and health risks. Total PAH concentrations (ΣPAHs) ranged from 1.72 to 13.17 µg/g and averaged 4.91 µg/g. High molecular weight (4–5 rings) PAHs averaged 59.67 % of the ΣPAHs. Individual PAH concentrations were not significantly correlated with total organic carbon, possibly due to the semi-continuous inputs from anthropogenic sources. Source identification studies suggest that the PAHs were mainly from motor vehicles and biomass/coal combustion. The incremental lifetime cancer risks associated with exposure to PAHs in the dustfall ranged from 10−4 to 10−6; these indicate potentially serious carcinogenic risks for exposed populations in the industrial corridor.


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Holidays In Greece
Greece Holidays at a glance
Holidays to Greece have never been such good value, and the friendly welcome is as warm as summer sun and glorious Greek island beaches.
With over 1000 islands, 227 of them inhabited, this is a spectacular country and with Olympic Holidays, your Greek specialist travel company flying to 34 Greek Islands, more than any other travel company in the UK, you've arrived at the best place to find your perfect holiday to Greece and the Greek isles.
From pine-clad mountains to golden sand beaches, Greece and her islands are famous for whitewashed buildings clustered around pretty harbours and the Mediterranean, Aegean and Ionian seas lap her shores.
Greece is filled with the influences of contrasting cultures and everywhere are the antiquities and remnants of her historical past, co-existing with the gentle sway of modern-day living. Sites of ancient ruins, museums full of artefacts and the cool cloisters of monasteries unchanged for centuries attract history and culture lovers from around the world.
After dark, the fun really takes off as the lights of restaurants and bars buzz with holidaymakers and locals chit-chatting and enjoying the most delicious and fresh food available.
It's easy to discover just what it is that attracts millions of holidaymakers to this captivating part of the world each year. With its ability to cater for a wide range of tastes, Greek holidays remain among the most popular of package deals. So if you're in search of all inclusive holidays, value family holiday or a budget holiday then look no further than holidays to Greece with Olympic.
Key Facts - Greece
- CapitalAthens
- Population11 million (approx.)
- LanguageGreek
- CurrencyEuro
- ReligionGreek Orthodox
- Dialing Code00 30
- Time Difference+2 GMT
Greece Holidays - Destination Profile
Ionian Islands
Cyclades Islands
Sporades Islands
On the west coast of Greece and perfect for family holidays, the Ionian Islands enjoy gloriously hot summers, stunning golden sand beaches and gentle seas.
Corfu, Kefalonia and Zante are familiar and popular holiday destinations in Greece but this island group includes lesser known gems such as Lefkada and Paxos which retain the essence of traditional Greek life.
Close your eyes think of a Greek island and you will probably see one of 39 that make up the Cyclades. The characteristic bright, white sugar cube houses splashed with brilliant blue perfectly reflect the radiant sunshine.
Don't miss the spectacular sunsets in romantic Santorini, explore tiny churches and windmills of chic Mykonos and don't forget to visit the island of Delos, the birthplace of Apollo and one of the most important archaeological sites in Europe.
Some of the best quality beaches in Greece are to be found on the Sporades. Made up of 11 islands this group's most well known islands are Skiathos, Skopelos and Alonissos.
Each island has a unique beauty and charm but as a group they are characterised by mountainous scenery and lush vegetation. With some of the cleanest and bluest seas anywhere, a memorable holiday in Greece is waiting to be discovered.
Dodecanese Islands
North and East Aegean Islands
The twelve major islands of the Dodecanese are at the most easterly point in the Aegean Sea. They are famous for their fascinating history, quaint villages and exciting nightlife as well as fabulous beaches and enviable climate. Olympic Holidays to the Dodecanese Islands of Rhodes, Kos, Symi, Halki and Kalymnos offer varied days of fun and sun.
Crete is Greece's largest island. With something to suit everyone; it is an island of mountainous interiors and a coast of beautiful beaches and rocky coves. Pretty villages and towns offer craft boutiques, welcoming tavernas with delicious traditional cuisine and attractive harbours lined with cafes where you can find a lively atmosphere and party into the early hours. Crete is the seat of the Minoan Civilisation and ancient ruins give history lovers a treat.
The island of Thassos, located at the top of the Aegean, has everything: sandy beaches, traditional villages, splendid views and historic sites. Lesvos, is lush with olive groves and forest and a great destination for a genuine Greek experience, and idyllic family holidays. Among this group, Samos is probably best known and most visited. With great beaches, good hotels and plenty to do, acres of forest surround peaceful hideaway coves.
Mainland Greece
Halkidiki in northeastern Greece is a perfect destination for quieter family holidays. It sits southeast of the city of Thessaloniki, and is made up of three fingers of land resembling the trident of Poseidon, God of the sea, appropriately piercing the Aegean. It offers sunny, golden beaches punctuated with deep, untouched, picturesque gulfs where pine covered hills descend to sheltered bays, and tiny, fishing villages thrive with nothing to disturb the pervading sense of tranquility.
The Peloponnese area is often described as the true Greece. This is the birthplace of the Olympics and is very close to the capital, Athens. It is possessed of many tiny, traditional villages and great beaches as well as ancient sites to marvel at.
Tourism in Parga on the west coast, is low-key and its untainted character, along with magnificent landscapes and majestic beauty, adds to the appeal. Just north of Parga is the unspoilt resort of Sivota again an area of outstanding beauty where pine forests and olive trees grow in abundance.
Holidays in Greece - Things to see
Greece holidays are perfect for exploring a rich historical heritage; regardless of which of our Greece holidays you choose, the signs and reminders of ancient Greece are never far away. Below is just a selection of the many places of interest to visit during your Greece holidays:-
Melissani Cave: Take a boat trip underground in Kefalonia to experience the magic atmosphere of this cave enclosing a subterranean lake surrounded by trees. Named after the nymph Melissanthi, sunlight streams through the cave top illuminating the shimmering, turquoise water on which boats appear to levitate. The other-wordliness is enhanced by relics featuring nymphs and dolphin-shaped stalactites. Visit between noon and 2pm to catch the light effects.
Corfu Archaeological Museum: The museum contains a wealth of archaeological finds from Corfu, including many from the Temple of Artemis in Corcyra (the ancient capital) on the peninsula south of modern Corfu Town.
Samaria Gorges: The longest gorge in Europe, and second longest is the world after the Grand Canyon, is to be found on the largest of the Greek islands, Crete. The gorge cuts a swathe through the White Mountains and is teeming with wildlife including an incredible display of wildflowers in spring.
Thessaloniki: Not to be missed during your Greece holiday to Halkidiki is a visit to Greece's second largest city, Thessaloniki, home to the fascinating Archaeological Museum containing ancient marble statues and gold jewellery originating from Macedonia. The stunning Byzantine churches here are recognised as UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Symi Harbour: In a land of picturesque sights, Symi harbour tops the charts. A deep and wide natural inlet and a busy, thriving port, it owes its good looks to the cluster of sea captains' houses in a riot of pastel colours ascending all sides. The harbour comes alive at night when the lights of bars and tavernas twinkle in the water. For a truly panoramic view, climb the 450 Kali Strata steps and catch your breath in the pretty village of Chorio at the top.
Hippocrates Plane Tree: Picnic at the foot of the oldest tree in Europe, located in Kos. Still standing thanks to extensive supports, this tree is said to be the Tree of Hippocrates where he once taught his students.
Olympia: Rediscovered in 18th century in the West Peloponnese, Olympia is the birthplace of the Olympic Games started in 776 BC to honour the god, Zeus. The area is full of historical attractions including The Temple of Hera, Stadium, a holy place for sport activities dedicated to Zeus holding about 20,000 spectators, the temple of Zeus, Prytaneion (site of the eternal flame) and many more.
Medieval Rhodes Town: The old town area of Rhodes is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Between the Palace of the Grand Master and the Archaeological Museum, the Street of the Knights, was the main street of administrative and military buildings and functions in the Knights' era. The city of Rhodes is dominated by the medieval castle which overlooks the harbour, built in the 14th century by the Knights of St John.
Monasteries of Meteora: North of the Pelion Peninsular, Meteora is renowned for the breathtaking complex of Eastern Greek Orthodox monasteries built on natural sandstone pillars and appearing to defy the laws of physics; the name means `suspended'. It is has been used as a location in films and inspired much music and literature.
Shipwreck at Smugglers Cove: Certainly most famous landmark in Zakynthos and the centrepiece of many entrancing photographs.
Things to do on a Holiday in Greece
Watersports: In almost every resort you will find a range of watersport facilities ranging from paragliding to windsurfing with Vassiliki, Lefkada hosting one of Europe's largest windsurfing centres. Waterskiing is very popular in Greece and there are over 30 waterskiing schools in Greece. Another great way to spend the day is to hire a small boat and picnic on isolated beaches only accessible by sea.
Snorkeling and Scuba Diving: Snorkeling is possible pretty much anywhere and, with the benefit of the clear crystal waters, is a great way to see observe the plethora of underwater wildlife in close up. However, to go scuba diving, it is necessary to book lessons with one of the many recognised diving schools as independent scuba diving is forbidden.
Hiking: The stunning scenery makes holidays in Greece a paradise for walking and hiking. As temperatures can be high in summer, the best time of year for activity holidays is in April or May when you will be rewarded by the carpet of wild flowers on the mountain sides. The autumn months of September and October are also cooler and so ideal for exploring. Hiking in the magnificent Samaria Gorge, Crete can also be quite exhilarating.
Golf: Although Greece is a relative newcomer on the golf scene, courses are now to be found in Rhodes, Corfu, Crete, Athens and Halkidiki.
Rock climbing: is becoming more popular in Greece, particularly in Crete, Kalymnos, the Pelion Peninsular and at Meteora.
Cycling: is also becoming increasingly poular and is a great way to get off the beaten track and discover more traditional Greek villages.
Eating/Drinking During Greece Holidays
Greece holidays are truly a paradise for food lovers; speciality dishes include keftedes (meatballs with oregano and mint), dolmades (rice and herbs wrapped in vine leaves) and souvlaki (grilled skewers of meat). Try a Greek meze (a selection of different Greek dishes to taste a little of everything). To compliment your meal, restaurants offer a number of delicious, inexpensive local wines varying from area to area. Or try a glass of ouzo, Greece's national drink.
Major resorts provide a wide variety of bars and restaurants with something to suit all tastes, from all-night discos and international restaurants to cosy little tavernas serving typical Greek fare. Nightlife in the smaller resorts tends to centre round the latter where the charm lies in their authenticity and more traditional feel.
Getting Around on Greece Holidays
Taxis: Taxis are metered and are in plentiful supply in the resorts.
Interurban Buses: There are various bus companies linking all major towns, with daily routes at specified intervals.
Urban Buses: These operate frequently during daytime and in certain tourist areas, summer timetables are extended until midnight.
Bicycles: Bikes are available for hire in most resorts.
Greece Holidays Shopping
While on Greece holidays you'll be able to find shops and shopping centres where you can purchase a huge range of items from clothing to jewellery and DVDs. If you're looking for mementoes of your trip, souvenir shops are plentiful where you can purchase a fantastic selection of local produce including wines, pottery, leather goods, hand-made jewellery, religious icons and embroidery.
The major cities and resorts offer a greater choice of shops and places to go to enjoy a full day's retail therapy; the comparatively low prices make Greece holidays perfect for shopaholics to indulge their pleasure without breaking the bank.
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Bernard Lewis, one of the world's greatest experts on the Islamic world, told me
a few years ago that the emerging younger Iranian generation and the alienated
middle class would bring about regime change. However, he also predicted that
Turkey would evolve into an aggressive Islamist dictatorship and could become
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authoritarian Islamic state. They were vindicated.The military, which
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1923, undoubtedly displayed autocratic tendencies in the course of its
relentless determination to suppress Muslim extremism. Yet in terms of freedom
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currently languishing in prison; journalists, nonconforming academics and
politicians have been summarily arrested; dissenting newspapers were closed
down.To some extent, leaders can be judged by their
associates.Erdogan proudly accepted a "human rights award" from the late
Libyan tyrant Muammar Gaddafi and welcomed as his guest Omar Bashir, the
genocidal leader of Sudan, a certified war criminal responsible for the deaths
of hundreds of thousands of his own citizens.Erdogan denies that Hamas
is a terrorist organization, referring to its adherents as heroic liberation
fighters and treating visiting Hamas head Ismail Haniyeh virtually like a head
of state. Last month he invited the other Hamas leader, Khaled Mashaal, to be
his personal guest of honor at a state Iftar dinner to mark the end of
Ramadan.Erdogan also expanded Turkish diplomatic ties to the most
radical Muslim terrorist regimes and organizations, including until recently the
Syrians and the Iranian ayatollahs who he continues to insist are entitled to
become a nuclear power. Now having parted ways with Assad, he has closely allied
himself with Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi of the Muslim
Brotherhood.Clearly his objective is to emerge as the popular leader of
a neo-Ottoman Sunni Muslim arc.To promote this objective, he has
consciously exploited popular hatred of Israel as a vehicle by which to gain
widespread support from the Arab masses.To this end, he has transformed
Turkey's former close alliance with Israel into one of aggressive confrontation
and demonization, emerging as one of the leading Arab states directing hostility
against the Jewish state.The first public display of this behavior was
his bitter and contrived confrontation of President Shimon Peres at the World
Economic Forum in Davos in January 2009. Millions of television viewers saw him
excoriating Peres over alleged Israeli war crimes and then dramatically storming
out of the conference.The deterioration in Turkish-Israel relations
climaxed in 2010 when nine members of the IHH, a Turkish government-sanctioned
jihadist terrorist group, were killed on board the Mavi Marmara, a Turkish boat
in the Gaza "peace" flotilla, after having attacked the IDF boarding party with
metal bars, clubs and knives.An independent Israeli commission of
inquiry vindicated the IDF actions as self-defense. A separate UN commission
ruled that while there may have been excessive violence, the Israeli action was
entirely consistent with international law.However, Erdogan exploited
this incident to intensify the confrontation with Israel. He demanded that the
Israeli government apologize, pay restitution to families and unconditionally
lift the blockade on Gaza.Seeking to ease tensions, the Israelis
expressed regret at the loss of lives and, without accepting blame, sought to
reach an accommodation including a rumored offer to pay $6 million to families
of the victims.But it soon became clear that Erdogan was seeking
confrontation rather than compromise.The Turkish government downgraded
its diplomatic representation and intensified its global campaign to demonize
Israel, seeking to have it barred from participating at all international
gatherings.Last month, on the second anniversary of the flotilla, the
Turkish High Court issued indictments against Israeli military officers for
their alleged involvement in the incident, pronouncing life sentences on the
former IDF chief of staff Gabi Ashkenazi and other military
leaders.Campaigns against Israel were accompanied by intensification of
anti-Semitic propaganda in the government- controlled media which included
ghoulish television dramas (Valley of the Wolves) portraying Israelis as dealers
in body parts, murderers of innocent children and other foul criminal activity.
Not surprisingly, Turkish opinion polls reflect a 76 percent negative attitude
towards Jews.Erdogan has been especially viral in his denunciation of
Israel's targeted assassinations of terrorists. Yet when a number of Syrian
shells errantly crossed his border, he had no hesitation in launching a brutal
military attack, in stark contrast to Israel's reluctance to maximize its
deterrent capabilities in response to missiles continuously being launched
against Israeli civilians from Gaza.Nor does Erdogan display any
scruples in employing the fiercest means to suppress protests or efforts by the
Kurdish minority to achieve greater autonomy or independence.One of the
most disconcerting aspects of this confrontation is that despite his concerted
campaign to delegitimize Israel, Erdogan has successfully forged a close
alliance with President Barack Obama, who describes him as "an outstanding
partner and an outstanding friend on a wide range of issues." Erdogan
reciprocates, stating "from the moment Barack became president, we upgraded the
status of our relations from a strategic partnership to a model partnership, on
which he also placed a lot of importance."Indeed, following pressure
from Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, Obama agreed to bar Israel – a
NATO partner country and member of NATO's Mediterranean dialogue – from
participating in a NATO summit which took place in Chicago.Turkey also
demanded that NATO intelligence information be denied to
Israel.Likewise, Turkey succeeded in excluding Israel from a special
meeting of the World Economic Forum. More outrageously, Obama caved in to
Turkey's demand that Israel – the Western country which has suffered more
terrorism than any other – be barred from a global forum on
counterterrorism.Israel can do little to lessen the tension. Those who
suggest that by prostrating and groveling towards Turkey Israel would overcome
this enmity are naïve and misguided. In the context of an aggressive Islamist
government such behavior conveys weakness and surrender and would only further
embolden Erdogan into making even greater demands. If we cannot generate
friendship it is far better that we command respect.However, the Turks
would hesitate to demonize and delegitimize us if they believed that they would
be penalized. We could surely expect our principal ally, the United States, to
stand firm and not kowtow to Turkish efforts to isolate or demean us.The
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