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Nice large Disney coffee mug measures 4 1/2" tall and is in brand new condition. Titled Snow day***time for play***. Features Pooh, Piglet, Eeyore, Tigger and woodland friends building a snowman. Made by Houston Harvest gifts. Dishwasher and microwave safe.
Adorable Disney ornament by Hallmark comes in the original packaging and box. dated on box 2006.WD3931, Excellent condition.
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Hand painted bisque porcelain Disney figurine of a young Mickey Mouse sledding downhill. Measures 4" tall and is in excellent condition. No box. Marked Walt Disney Productions.
Pretty 14" porcelain doll with "Patches" Doll Head Mold from Boots Tyler, 15"-16" Size. Body Type:Cloth with porcelain hands. This is part of a Bubble Gum Babies Series. She wears a cute floral jumper with lots of lace and trim. Light brown hair with a cute hat. Perfect condition with no damages. Made well. Stand included.
Hallmark Keepsake porcelain bell ornament.Third in the Dickens Caroler Bell Collection 1992- Porcelain "Lord Chadwick" adds his hearty voice to the other carolers in the Special Edition Victorian bell collection. Fashioned in fine porcelain and painted by hand, the ornament is the creation of Hallmark sculptor Robert Chad. Excellent condition but no box.
Hallmark Keepsake miniature ornament mint in original packaging and box. Mickey Mouse sits on a red jingle bell. Excellent, like new condition. XQM5231
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Hallmark ornament 1994 Disney Winnie the Pooh and Tigger ornament in original packaging and box. QX5746 Excellent condition.
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Hallmark Keepsake ornament from the Disney Winnie the Pooh collection. This one dated 1999 on the box features Pooh and Eeyore on a sled delivering Christmas presents. comes mint in the box with original packaging.
Cute hallmark keepsake ornament for 2004. A wreath made of spools of thread, buttons, a tape measure bow, and thimble bells. A perfect ornamnet for someone who likes to sew or quilt. Comes in original box and packaging. Mint condition.
Pretty hand blown fish figurine. Could be a coy, beta or even one of those fancy goldfish. Measures 3" tall and is in perfect condition.
Raw clay figurine of a Peruvian local with a basket of what looks like bread on his back. Figure measures 5 3/4" tall and has no damages. Hand dated 1990 Peru
Precious Moments ornament PM041 You are the end of my rainbow.Issued in 1994 and retired in 1994. Trumpet mark, 3 3/8" tall, and is in perfect condition, but no box.
This is a 1993 members only hanging figurine from Precious Moments. It depicts a girl standing by a signpost with directions for loving, caring and sharing. Perfect condition Measures 3 1/4" tall. No box.
A wonderful set of vintage earrings with screw backs. These are the very collectible butterfly wing jewelry. The butterfly wings make an awesome background for the reverse painted desert and cactus scene on these nice earrings.From the 1940's, these real butterfly wing earrings have wonderful iridescent purple and blue colors and the butterfly wings are in excellent condition with no cracks or separations. The round glass cabs are set in sterling dog tooth bezels Measures 1/2" diameter. Very goo...
Beautiful yellow aurora borealis crystal beads are nicely faceted and really throw light anfd color at the slightest movement. This is not a yellowed tint color but a real vivid yellow. Tiny fancy clasp has a single clear rhinestone center. These are in excellent condition and a color you do not see often in the aurora beads. Measures a generous 22" long.
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Pretty rhinestone set of golden topaz stones set into antiqued gold settings. Pendant and earrings have little dangles that hang from them for a nice movement and effect. Earrings are post backs and pendant has a large loop to accomidate a good size chain if you prefer (no chain included). Pendant measures 1 1/2" diameter, plus the loop and dangles. Earrings have a diameter of 1" plus the dangles. Nice condition but no makers id marking. All stones are bright and intact, with none missing. A ve...
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VINTAGE STERLING SILVER BROOCH, c. 1930s Taxco Mexico. Repousse sunflower or button with wonderful depth; oxidized areas adds to the dramatic effect. All hand made in 980 Silver, with an old-style C-clasp. Marked with the conjoined raised AN, TAXCO, 980. Measures 1-1/2" . Very Good Condition with a couple of faint dimples. Senor Navarrete, a young Silversmith from Igaula, was hired by Spratling to teach him and his apprentices silver work for his new formed shop, de Las Delicias in Taxco.He wa...
Pretty pierced earrings are 3-d hoops with a pretty cable design. Measures3/4" plus wires and are a hollow 1/4" thick. Nice condition. Pat Pending.


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The Middle East wars, the lack of jobs, a broken health care system and the widening gap between the rich and poor; created little public response. Perhaps overt acts of police brutality may be the final straw for a nation frustrated with political gridlock and posturing that threatens the middle class and keeps the needy locked in poverty.
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The attached patch deprecates org.codehaus.groovy.control.Phases and introduces a new enum org.codehaus.groovy.control.CompilePhase that lists the same phases (plus non-phases startup and finished). All uses of Phases were converted from ints to the enum.
Public APIs that were converted to enums had their int variant kept and deprecated, and each thunks to the enum variant.
Why enums? The biggest advantage I see is that we can add/move phases without having to require that all other code that ever read constants from Phases be re-compiled. Now that 1.6 is Java 5 based we can use enums. Look at the Joint compile stuff, classes are all loaded into the conversion phase without any good place to layer on any addition steps. We could add JOINT_STUB_PREPARATION (for the non-failing resolve step) and JOINT_STUB_GENERATION. w/o having to re-number or go to floats.
It even passes the retro tests!
getPhase():int -> getPahse():CompilePhase looks like a breaking change. Then, shouldn't nextPhase(CompilePhase) be an operation on the enumeration? Next thing is, hat gotoPhase(int) calls gotoPhase(CompilePhase). If the int taking method is overwritten, but only the CompilePhase taking method is called, then the method changed by the user is not called and his logic is changed. I see this also as incompatible change then. More or less the same goes for ProgressCallBack#call. Well in the later case the possibility is quite low, but it is a possible problematic point.
then a question... why didn't you use a for-each in Java5#addPhaseOperations(CompileUnit)? Well not so important.
What is missing in this patch is making Phases itself deprecated.
Then about adding phases... as long as the numbers are there in parallel, your text is speaking against adding phases, because even if it is an enum, the ordinal number will still change, thus the phase number will change, and the used integer will be of false value. So adding new phases without the disadvantages you mentioned would be possible only after Phases has been completely replaced by CompilePhases.
Then another thing... it doesn't matter how much phases you have, there will always be an operations that does not fit a certain phase by name or that has not really a good place. So instead having phases by functionality we have phases by semantic and stub generation is surely a functionality, as it is not a required phase by the compiler. Also the position where we might want to have the stubs to kick might move, what do we do then? Change CompilePhases? You may have noticed, that each phase already contains a more than one phase operation without going to floats or such things.
Also, what if we in the future use a compiler that will work without stubs and compiles the java code directly then instead? Then these two phases would be strange looking at last.
So all in all I vote against this change to happen for 1.6. It is a breaking change, and it doesn't matter how much you try to duplicate the methods, just because they are there, does not mean they will be called like before, and methods with the wrong return type are surely a problem.
No I think if this change should be done, then as a breaking change from the beginning and as part of other compiler changes that will break things. I tend to say this will not happen before 2.0, so it will take several months before this can happen, but at last we would have only one release with lots of breaking changes instead of several releases where the ABI in each of them breaks a little here and there...
ah yes, a side note... in pure groovy code without the usage of types, this change could have been done without being a breaking change
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Nope, didn't apply the patch based on your feedback. The feedback seemed to me as an indication you, would rather not have it done. This seems more appropriate for Groovy 2.0 where we are breaking other stuff anyway.
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but your enum is there, or not?
The enum is there. Integrating it into the compiler isn't. The compiler phases are still relying on magic constants, whereas the patch was to drive if off of enums instead of numbered constants.
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So it's only week 2 of wearing blues every Monday and I am already sick of it!!
Anyone else over it and ready to go back to BDU's?
So it's only week 2 of wearing blues every Monday and I am already sick of it!!
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Well, sorry... I just heard about this. I am a maintainer so I dont wear blues on monday. Or anyday....I havent worn blues for like a year. That really sucks, I understand why its being done, but that doesnt mean I dont think it isnt dumb. Sorry....
Whats the point of that? lame!
It doesn't affect us since dh is in maintainence. Personally, I don't know why everyone hates their blues so much. There are lots of people that were suit and tie to work everyday so, I don't see the griping over one day a week. It used to be this way all the time.
wearing blues is not quite the same as a suit and tie. especially for women. they are very uncomfortable. my BF has prefers to wear a suit (ya know how the fam always tries to get you to wear blues all the time..) for special occasions. i cannot stand my blues, i cannot imagine how recruiters feel...
I just got off maternity leave and my Blues are EXTRA UNCOMFORTABLE. I can't stand them and to top off I only wear them for about 10 minutes and then I wear scrubs for 12 hours. What's the point.
I'm in a joint environment and we just started wearing our blues today. In fact, all the services are joining us courtesy of the Sgt Major. I guess misery loves company.
I don't mind, I guess, though I'd prefer for it to be once a month vs once a week. ABUs are just more comfy.
Yeah. I think it's pretty pointless, especially since I'm pregnant and they don't actually have all of the maternity uniform items in the BX. My maternity blues pants are on back order and I'm only getting bigger and the weeks go on. I just wear my maternity top with my regular pants and leave them unbottoned all day. It's sucks, but it's my compromise until my pants get here. Hopefully, they'll arrive soon.
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I also just got off maternity leave after taking an extra couple of weeks. I work in a joint command, so we just decided to start wearing them. While I was pregnant, I actually wore my blues every day for the last 3 months--much cooler than the ABUs! My only gripe is that my shirt is a little snug since I am breast feeding and feel like a porn star!
My hubby is deployed and is a bit irritated that he'll have to wear then when he gets home. He hasnt had to wear them except once or twice since he joined. So needless to say we'll need to buy everything new :( So i'm a bit mad becuase its going to cost us a lot of money we dont have since we're PCSing to Italy.
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Or is it a displace ?
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this was released today.
Full statement by Dr Andrew Wakefield: 'The Government has tried to cover up putting price before children's health'
"Government officials had approved these dangerous vaccines – Pluserix and Immravax – giving them the great majority of the UK market despite knowing that they were high risk and despite having been warned explicitly of their dangers. These government officials put price before children's health and have been seeking to cover up this shameful fact ever since.
The US government has paid out millions of dollars to children whose autism followed vaccine-induced brain damage. A recent government concession in the US Vaccine Court confirms that the parents' claims were valid all along. In a recently published December 13, 2012 vaccine court ruling, hundreds of thousands of dollars were awarded to Ryan Mojabi, whose parents described how "MMR vaccinationsâ€, caused a "severe and debilitating injury to his brain, diagnosed as Autism Spectrum Disorder ['ASD']â€.
Later the same month, the government suffered a second major defeat when young Emily Moller from Houston won compensation following vaccine-related brain injury that, once again, involved MMR and resulted in autism.
The cases follows similar successful petitions in the Italian and US courts (including Hannah Poling, Bailey Banks, Misty Hyatt, Kienan Freeman, Valentio Bocca, and Julia Grimes) in which the governments conceded or the court ruled that vaccines had caused brain injury. In turn, this injury led to an ASD diagnosis. MMR vaccine was the common denominator in these cases.
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Here's my story:
DH and I are blessed to have two amazing kids and had no trouble conceiving them at all. Both pregnancies were (relatively) uneventful, so we had no reason to suspect that there'd be any problem the 3rd time around. I had just finished nursing my son and my period had not returned yet. After some spotting that ended up not turning into AF, I took a HPT and to my surprise got a BFP!
With no LMP to use for a due date, the weeks that followed involved a slew of bloodwork and ultrasounds. At the first u/s we only saw a sac and yolk. We were told there was no reason for alarm, that it was probably just too early in the pregnancy and we'd recheck in a couple of weeks. So at the second u/s we were hopeful and we did in fact see the baby, but there was no regular heartbeat. Just some "cardiac movement" that wasn't measurable and the baby was measuring about 6 weeks. Now, this was 3 weeks after my BFP (which was a CLEAR positive, not faint at all), so I was starting to get nervous. It didn't make sense that I would have gotten such an obvious BFP at only 3 weeks pregnant... besides other symptoms I had had in the weeks prior. But we tired to remain optimistic and went in for a 3rd ultrasound a week later.
I'm sure you all understand the sinking feeling I had at that 3rd u/s when the tech announced that the baby was gone. She pointed out some remaining tissue but said that most of it had probably already broken down. At that point my gest. sac was measuring 10 weeks. Since we never had a solid due date (baby obviously wasn't developing as he/she should have), it is uncertain if I was supposed to be 7 weeks along or 10 weeks along or somewhere between when we lost our child.
The ultrasound was on a Friday and I went in for a D&C on Monday, January 9. It's been just over a month since our loss.
As I'm sure you all know, it's been a tough several weeks with lots of emotions and LOTS of longing to be pregnant again. I'm thankful that my HCG levels are at or almost 0 (they were 70 when I had them checked 4 days ago) and AF arrived on Thursday. So I'm CD3 now and looking forward to TTC again this month. We announced our pregnancy at Christmas and welcomed the New Year with visions of holding a new baby in our arms in 2012. I am hoping and praying that despite this storm we will still see our rainbow before the year ends!


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I use the re-direct method - my kid is very calm, cool, and just easy going. And this does work for him. What do you do to stop him/her from doing something they shouldn't? I am kind of torn rightnow, b/c I just learned my nanny is using time outs - she didn't tell me... I had to ask.... (I came home yesterday and he out of no-where said "time-out") and he started balling. I am not sure how I feel about my nanny putting my son in time outs. HELP!?!?!
Time Outs vs. redirect
For things like messing with things he shouldn't or just being bratty, we redirect.
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Yeah, had a conversation with her about it - a long one....although I did say at one time we'd do time outs if needed, I wanted it to be discussed FIRST. She's a great nanny - I am just much softer than she. I just want my son raised the way I want - NOT the way she wants. No more time outs I told her.... redirect 100 times before reprimanding... my rules...
We also do both but always try redirect first. If he continues to do something on purpose then its t/o and he cries. However, most of the time when he's being purposely naughty its bc he's tired or hungry so I prefer not to discipline too much if I know that's why.
My DS MDO puts them in TO if needed. I think it's just fine. Teachers/Caregivers need to be able to have a way to discipline a child if they are going to be in her care for an extended amount of time. We redirect when that will fix the issue. For us, we rarely use TO. Mainly we use it if he is cranky and won't settle himself down. However, if discipline is necessary we take away toys (or whatever the offensive object was), spank the hand or bottom for more serious issues.
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We haven't used time outs. DD can tell if she's done something wrong by the tone in our voices and she is usually quick to appologize. Major meltdowns happen when she is hungry, tired or just doesn't comprehend the reason why she can't have her way at that moment.
The BIGGEST issue for me would be that you didn't know. I would expected her to come to you the very first time she did TO to make sure you agreed, and so you both can be consistent with your choice of discipline.
I'm not new, but don't come on here very often. We use both, but when we ask him if he needs to go to a time out he says "yes" and is happy to go to his crib..so not really a punishment. We tried his high chair against the wall too but he found a light switch and played with it.
Any suggestions for a kid who likes time out?...
Lo does TO on the bottom step of our stairs.You need a spot where you can see him but where he has no distractions.I know people who use a small rug in an out of the way spot.
We redirect for some things, but some things are instant t/o. Hitting, biting, throwing something. If he is just insisiting on driving his cars across the tv, that a redirection thing, cause no one can get hurt, BUT if we have to redirect more than 5 times, he goes to time out, because we know t/o is effective for him.
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We do basically what Cara described. Offenses like hitting and throwing (she's not a biter) get a TO. Other stuff (like trying to draw on the floor instead of her paper on purpose get a stern warning, a redirect or consequence (if you do that one more time mommy will take your crayons away, and if she does, I follow up on it).
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The PCC dealt with a case last week that hinged on the 'consent' obtained by a photographer before taking someone's photograph.
The judgement provides useful guidance for photographers:
A photographer must get consent before taking someone's photo, if the person is in a place where they have a reasonable expectation of privacy.
- Small cafes or restaurants do count as 'private places'.
- When getting a subject's consent, the photographer must: Identify himself and the publication (s)he works for. Ask for permission to take the photo. Explain that it is being taken to publish in print and / or online – and name the publication / website. Stick to any conditions made by the subject – e.g. – 'It's OK to publish the photo provided it doesn't identify me.' Make sure any conditions are communicated clearly to the news desk / picture so, and followed through.
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For many years, luxury mattresses have been a long-sought response for the sleep-deprived because the elements "breathe" and the rises can be adjusted to generate more relaxed rest. More lately, other health issues have introduced new customers to these beds: They contain organic elements free of substance flame retardants. Made from elements like pure cotton, made of wool and flax, with adjusted, flexible metal rises set in regionally procured timber, such mattresses are gaining a new creation of customers who persist on organic bed linens for themselves and their children.
You don't order these mattresses online for next-day delivery; they are once-in-a-lifetime buys that are greatly investigated, test-driven with an in-store nap or over night at a resort, and, once obtained, approved down from creation to creation (a individual, quilted bed mattress top is cleanable and replaceable). Prices differ commonly, from $2,000 to $100,000.
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Wales nears 70 per cent e-referrals
Nearly 70% of GP practices across Wales can send hospital referrals electronically via the Welsh Clinical Communications Gateway.
All Welsh health boards are now using the gateway, with 300 GP practices connected to the system.
Plans are in place for the remaining practices to go-live by March. The first successful pilots of the e-referral system began in February 2008.
The electronic referral system is based on the Scottish Care Information (SCI) Gateway, which is used by 95% of GPs in Scotland.
The NHS Wales Informatics Service reports it has worked with the SCI team, local GPs and other organisations to tailor the Scottish system to meet the needs of NHS Wales.
Use of the gateway means referrals will be handled more easily and efficiently and not be lost in the post, it adds.
The system uses a set of templates for referrals which automatically populate sections of the form with data extracted from the GP's local system.
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Vanderbilt coach Bobby Johnson hadn't wavered this season in his support of sophomore Larry Smith as the Commodores' starting quarterback.
But it looks like the Commodores will have to go another direction the rest of the way out of necessity.
Smith suffered what Johnson said may be a tear of his left hamstring last week against Georgia Tech, meaning senior Mackenzi Adams will step in for Vanderbilt the rest of the season. Adams hasn't started since the Florida game last season, and that just happens to be who the Gators get this Saturday in Gainesville.
The Commodores had their best offensive showing of the season against a quality opponent last weekend, although they were outscored 28-0 to end the game.
Freshman Warren Norman also made history. He returned a kickoff 80 yards for a touchdown in the second quarter, his third of the season. He and former Tennessee star Willie Gault are the only players in SEC history to return three kickoffs for touchdowns in the same season.
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This picture is for a friend of mine called Anna, who every time I mention Cinna to her its like a code word for 'start crying and shaking uncontrollably. Anyway i needed to upload something and so i drew this today when i was thinking about the Hunger Games. I hope you like it Anna, oh and try not to cry.
This is a great drawing Olivia! And I absoloutely love the caption - SO TRUE! I can remember in science when she would literally start crying when you mentioned THE name ! Haha x But anyway it is very good! <3 x x
Thanks ,i figured i wouldnt colour cinna's shirt in black ,as its meant to be, because it would look weird and you wouldnt see the rip and lovely blood splatters!Oh and i did him white because that's how i first imagined him!
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Should be soon I would expect it should be in 2 weeks from now or sooner.
With what you are willing to spend I think you will get great seats.
I have seen the Rios vs Gamboa tickets are decent prices, so this fight I would expect to be a little more maybe, but not much.
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I think they went on sale yday check his twitter or fb page he had it up on there
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Going by the last fight iirc there were seats about 6-7 rows back going for around $300.
Being a rematch and being Vegas it might be a little more this time.
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Daniel Domscheit-Berg And WikiLeaks' Insecure Future
With all the hoopla that seems eternally to surround WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, one might easily have formed the impression that WikiLeaks is a thriving concern, and that Assange himself is still the world's most powerful and effective champion of press freedom. While it's true that WikiLeaks has accomplished great things, initiating a powerful worldwide movement toward transparency and free speech, a closer look reveals that recent defections have badly crippled the WikiLeaks organization and that the increasingly erratic, mercurial Assange may have shot his bolt. The defectors have moved on and are developing a successor site, OpenLeaks, which seems likely to take up where WikiLeaks left off.
WikiLeaks has been unable to accept submissions of new documents for over six months. According to former WikiLeaks spokesman Daniel Domscheit-Berg's recent book, Inside Wikileaks: My Time with Julian Assange at the World's Most Dangerous Website, that is because WikiLeaks is no longer in possession of the secure submission platform built by a programmer identified in the book only as "the architect." Both Domscheit-Berg and the architect broke with Assange in September 2010 along with at least four other staffers. When he departed the architect apparently packed up his intellectual property and took it with him—since he felt that WikiLeaks was not being run properly, taking his software back meant that at least he couldn't be held responsible for any disasters arising from its use.
This submission system is a maze of encryptions and techno-obfuscations spread across a worldwide network, designed to make the identity and whereabouts of potential whistleblowers completely untraceable. The implementation of such a system is far more difficult than it might sound. A few things are absolutely necessary in order to prevent all kinds of mess from occurring, both for the leak sites and for the informants they enable. First, there must be no earthly way of knowing where the material comes from, not even under the legal compulsion of a government or court. Second, the material has to be encrypted, so that it can't be read by anyone who might want to steal it. Third, the material has to be kept absolutely secure, backed up in many safe places. This is the sort of system eventually devised by the architect on behalf of WikiLeaks, before he became so furious with Julian Assange that he pulled up stakes and vamoosed.
Other whistleblower initiatives such as the Al Jazeera Transparency Unit, BalkanLeaks
et al. ask (but do not always require) that those submitting documents use the anonymous Tor network to transmit their material across the web. GreenLeaks, which is focused on environmental issues, requests submission by post: you put your stuff on a pen drive and send it along in the mail. You'd think that even one of Len Deighton's lowliest goons could foil this system (wait by mailbox in trenchcoat, etc.), but what the GreenLeaks submissions strategy really suggests is the vulnerability of Internet traffic to detection. This group has decided that, for the moment at least, the ordinary post is safer.
It seems unlikely that just using Tor servers would be enough to protect a source's anonymity completely. Apparently it is possible to track users coming in and out of the Tor network, for example. Though a knowledgeable computer user could protect himself by using anonymous public Wi-Fi connections and so on, until OpenLeaks (or equiv.) is online and able to offer a securely anonymous system for submissions, would-be whistleblowers will be taking more than the ideal zero amount of risk by sending their information over the Internet.
Packet-sniffing technology was scary enough ten years ago. Today it's safe to assume that determined parties can track nearly everything that takes place online. With the kind of heat there must be on every stray packet that even brushes up against the various WikiLeaks domains, it would be crazy for them to accept submissions until they've rebuilt a new, rock-solid system. Thus the architect's departure last September meant that WikiLeaks could no longer accept new documents safely.
In a sense, WikiLeaks has been closed for business since that day.
—Daniel Domscheit-Berg, Inside WikiLeaks
Inside Wikileaks received decidedly mixed reviews after its publication in February, and it's true the book shows signs of having been written and edited in some haste. Still, posterity might well come to regard this book very highly; it's an unusual document in which the worlds of politics, technology and media theory collide.
Many commenters seem to have felt that the author of Inside Wikileaks comes off a bit like a jilted lover; certainly there's no shortage of wild anecdotes about Julian Assange in this book. We see the eccentric Australian sliding down banisters, borrowing a jacket off his host so that he can feel "in character" while writing an important press release, and then falling asleep in the jacket; taking more than his share of the Spam (tinned variety); being given five minutes to make a speech and taking forty-five; getting into a pointless shouting match with a gang of conductors on an Italian train; in constant terror of being watched and followed; and being dubbed the "Disco King" by amazed Icelandic lookers-on in a nightclub. (There's video online of Assange's amusingly prowly dance moves, quite possibly from the evening in question.) And there is a lot of far more serious criticism, as well.
Anyone who's ever worked with a brilliant and capricious egotist will find much of Domscheit-Berg's description of Julian Assange very familiar. For example, Assange was apparently annoyed whenever Domscheit-Berg was described as a "founder" of WikiLeaks. Given that Domscheit-Berg busted tail like one, quit his day job and used the severance money to buy servers for the project and dedicated every waking moment to the organization starting from before even the Julius Baer revelations of 2008, you'd think that Assange would have been happy to call him a founder. But no. Domscheit-Berg's version of events is here quite credible, for Assange's public pronouncements have often bordered on the megalomaniacal. In private, they bounded right over that border; he once wrote to Icelandic WikiLeaks volunteer Herbert Snorrason, for example, "I am the heart and soul of this organization, its founder, philosopher, spokesperson, original coder, organizer, financier and all the rest. If you have a problem with me, piss off."
This high-handed tone seems to have been his way of dealing with disagreements generally, even with his closest associate, Domscheit-Berg, whom he allegedly threatened regularly with destruction, imprisonment, etc., toward the end of their association.
—Daniel Domscheit-Berg, Inside WikiLeaks
Domscheit-Berg does not emerge from his own book without stain. He admits his complicity in a lot of shenanigans, most seriously in lying like a rug about the number of people involved in vetting most of the documents WikiLeaks received before publishing them. One wonders how many of those who submitted documents to the original site would have run the risks they did had they imagined that the organization was so small and so vulnerable; how close they might have come to the cell adjoining Bradley Manning's.
Until late 2009, no one except Julian and I checked the vast majority of documents that had been submitted. Strictly speaking, we weren't lying when we said we had a pool of around eight hundred volunteer experts at our disposal. But we neglected to mention that we had no mechanism in place for integrating them into our workflow. […] Instead, Julian and I usually checked whether documents had been manipulated technologically and did a few Google searches to see whether they struck us as genuine. We could only hope that things would turn out all right […] We were acting irresponsibly, playing a risky game with our sources' trust and our supporters' donations.
This naivete is shocking, coming from such a brainy character, until we recall that Domscheit-Berg was 28 years old in late 2007, when he first volunteered to join WikiLeaks. Only imagine what a clever political saboteur might have done with this near-zero-fact-checking system. It's fortunate that their luck held for long enough that these weaknesses could be addressed.
The two also told a lot of fibs about the security and reliability of their original network. It's stunning to learn that the whole of the WikiLeaks system originally resided on one creaky old server. In its early days, WikiLeaks could easily have been taken down by a single guy armed with a can of Coke, and I don't mean MacGyver, I mean really anybody with a can of Coke and the tiniest bit of ill will.
Before I read the book, I had thought that the rift at WikiLeaks was mainly a philosophical one. Both men believe passionately in "subjecting the power that is exercised behind closed doors to public scrutiny," as Domscheit-Berg puts it. Both share a love of anarchist politics, as well; Domscheit-Berg calls Proudhon's What is Property? "the most important book ever written." But their approaches could not be more different. The reckless Assange likes to make a splash, while Domscheit-Berg is unflappably cool, quiet, restrained and logical. Literal almost to a fault. He's a bit like Mr. Logic from the Viz comics. Here's one example of this almost comically precise mind in a jocular mood:
Along with trying to found a global anticensorsip movement, I had assigned myself another job, perhaps the toughest of my life. I had gotten T-shirts printed with the WL logo. Because I thought our logo stood out best that way and because I wanted to save two cents per T-shirt, I'd ordered them in white. That was idiotic. Who buys white T-shirts? Especially in a social clique where black T-shirts are something of a dress code. I myself had never worn a white T-shirt in my entire life!
Clearly, there is room for legitimate differences regarding, to give one example, how much of the raw material submitted to Wikileaks might have been edited and contextualized for splash-making purposes. But the rupture between Assange and Domscheit-Berg seems to have gone far deeper than this. Assange, according to Domscheit-Berg, eventually demanded absolute control over every aspect of WikiLeaks operations, from financial management to publicity and even to deciding what revenge to take against journalists who wrote unsympathetically about him or the project. He became an ever-looser cannon.
Also of interest is the fact that Birgitta Jónsdóttir, the activist and member of the Icelandic Parliament who worked closely with WikiLeaks representatives and others in Iceland to spearhead the IMMI laws that will create a global haven for press freedom in that country, has also broken with WikiLeaks. She gave a revealing interview to the Belgian journalist Dominique Deckmyn that appeared in De Standaard in late February (this excerpt's translation has been revised by Jónsdóttir; the full and, she says, somewhat less accurate translation appears on Cryptome.)
DD: Are you still in touch with the WikiLeaks people?
BJ: No, only with former WikiLeaks people. I am in touch with Daniel (Domscheit-Berg) and some others, although it is hard to define who does and does not belong to WikiLeaks now. Some people are semi-active or not at all active, and some people want never to talk to Julian Assange again.
DD: The organization is identified with Assange personally in the media. Do you regret that?
BJ: What is a pity is that the messenger has turned into the message. That means that the documents have not been paid the attention which they deserve. I no longer know how often I have refused to collaborate on yet another portrait of Julian Assange. It has come to revolve too much around one person, one hero, one messiah, even: That is what he is called on [one of the fan pages on] Facebook [http://www.facebook.com/pages/Assangeism-The-New-Religion/169890589708692}. It is almost a new religion, but that is certainly partly the media's fault. They have decided to create a new Icarus myth; they have blown a great deal of wind under Icarus' wings instead of focusing their attention on the real story – the contents of WikiLeaks. That has a great deal to do with the situation in which the media currently find themselves. They are seeking as many clicks as possible, and the stories which get the most clicks on websites are usually about scandals of a sexual nature or mishaps of famous people.
None of this takes away from Assange's courage, nor from the success his efforts have met with in revealing corruption and wrongdoing. It is sobering to consider the stresses under which he has lived, his nomadic existence, and also that there is no doubt that this man has made a staggering number of very powerful enemies who would like to see him jailed or worse. In the circumstances it's hardly surprising that he would crack up some.
This whole story uncomfortably recalls that of Greg Mortenson, the best-selling author of Three Cups of Tea and founder and director of the Central Asia Institute, a charity that has raised millions for building schools in Afghanistan and elsewhere in Central Asia. Jon Krakauer and "60 Minutes" recently discredited Mortenson, another charismatic and mercurial figure loved by many, by producing convincing evidence that he has misappropriated funds and done a terrible job of operating and maintaining the few schools his charity has managed to build.
Mortenson appears to have come to believe that his unique value as a fundraiser and spokesman raised him above such petty concerns as ensuring proper management and accounting practices at the Central Asia Institute. He was on my mind a lot as I studied the career trajectory of Julian Assange. This is such a common story among fallen religious leaders, fallen politicians. How easy it must be to rationalize all one's bad behavior with the idea that all you are doing is for the greater good. The cause is just, you are "indispensable," you have a plenary indulgence.
Then, because all you do is always for the greater good, such lies as you choose to tell are spotless, too. As it happens, Assange's old hacker name, "Mendax", means "liar" in Latin.
There's still a lot of friction between the former partners. It flared up again recently when WikiLeaks sent out this Twitter on April 24th:
Domschiet, NYT, Guardian, attempted Gitmo spoiler against our 8 group coalition. We had intel on them and published first.
Why should an organization dedicated to press freedom care two pins about who published first? Also, this seems a rather transparent attempt to accuse Domscheit-Berg of having leaked the Guantánamo documents to the New York Times and the Guardian. (WikiLeaks had been working with the UK Telegraph and the Washington Post on this material, and they promptly published their own work after it became clear that other organizations were getting in front of them.)
It's true that Domscheit-Berg is no fan of the exclusive deals WikiLeaks has made with press organizations, having frequently said that this practice robs WikiLeaks of its neutrality, and reduces it to a tool of big media. It's also true that Domscheit-Berg has shown himself to be more than equal to telling a useful fib, from time to time. On the flip side, though, WikiLeaks does not exactly lack for disaffected staffers who might well believe the Guantánamo material ought to have been released long before now.
Just by chance I was already in touch with Daniel Domscheit-Berg in preparation for a more general analysis of press freedom issues when this tweet came over the wire, so I wrote to him asking what the hell, or rather, "What do you think of the idea of 'spoilers' in the context of the work you are doing? Aren't WL and OpenLeaks supposed to be about press freedom, rather than 'scoops'?" He responded:
I saw that tweet this morning, and must admit I am puzzled. I agree about your statement about the scoops, but even if it was about scoops I have no clue what they mean. I have not had those files and certainly have not been working with anyone on them. Whatever "intel" it is, it sure is bogus.
Bill Keller at the Times clarified some of the questions surrounding their publication of the Guantánamo documents in an email:
It is true that we obtained the material without conditions, except an agreement not to identify our source. That means we were not bound by whatever embargo Mr. Assange put on his "8 group coalition." I assume "intel" means that one of the inside group (so to speak) picked up information that we were moving toward publication. (I don't know what tipped them off, but three major news organizations — NYT, Guardian and NPR — moving a big project along make a certain amount of noise.) I gather that somewhat spoiled the plans of Mr. Assange and the other news organizations.
I can't speak to Mr. Assange's motives. Sorry.
(Well, you can't fault me for asking.)
The first WikiLeaks tweet was followed just a few hours later with another.
We are pleased that the NYT, Guardian & NPR eventually added their weight to increasing our impact, regardless of the intent of some.
One can't help feeling, reading these faintly petulant messages, that Assange is putting his ego ahead of the primary goal of promoting press freedom and transparency. And the media complicity in focusing on Assange himself rather than on the cause he serves is paradoxically very damaging to that cause. There's more than enough reason to believe Daniel Domscheit-Berg's claim that this is part of the reason why he broke with Assange.
The case of slain Kenyan human rights activists Oscar Kamau King'ara and John Paul Oulu is also instructive on this point. The two men were assassinated on March 5, 2009, in their car in the middle of rush-hour Nairobi traffic; though a statement released by WikiLeaks claimed that they were "WikiLeaks writers," the career of Oscar Kamau King'ara predated WikiLeaks by many years. King'ara's Oscar Foundation had been active since 1998 in such issues as providing legal aid to the poor, in promoting children's rights, in HIV activism and so on.
Human rights organizations, Kenyan journalists and UN investigator Philip Alston were quick to cast suspicion on the police for the assassinations of King'ara and Oulu, because, starting in 2007, the Oscar Foundation had been publishing reports that exposed the extra-judicial killing of thousands of young Kenyans dating from 2002 in an alleged police crackdown on gang activity. King'ara and his associates had been steadily presenting their evidence of the murders in public. Their report was submitted to Parliament in advance of a public debate on the killings. There seems to be little doubt among observers that it is this work, done in the open, that precipitated the assassinations.
It made sense for the Kenyan human rights activists to try to broadcast their findings to the widest possible audience. In November of 2008 a report based in large part on the Oscar Foundation's work, the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights's "Cry of Blood," appeared for one week on the front page at WikiLeaks. This publication brought the Kenyan police abuses much greater attention in the world press, which might be assumed to have precipitated Parliament's willingness to take the matter up. In June of 2009, Amnesty International gave an award to WikiLeaks and Assange for furthering the work of the murdered Kenyan activists.
Certainly WikiLeaks was instrumental in spreading the story, but the story itself is not about WikiLeaks. It is about the exposure of Kenyan police corruption and mass murder. It is both disingenuous and cynical to refer to these men, who literally died for their efforts to speak truth to power, as "WikiLeaks writers." And yet as recently as last month in a panel discussion at UC Berkeley Assange was again implying that their deaths were essentially an attack on WikiLeaks.I
As with Oscar Kamau King'ara and John Paul Oulu, so perhaps with Bradley Manning. There are people who see bad things going on and take a chance, maybe a terrible chance, on ending them by telling what they know.
What finally emerges in the Q&A with Daniel Domscheit-Berg that follows here is that the value of projects like WikiLeaks and OpenLeaks has nothing to do with drawing attention to one particular story or another. It's in providing that unbreakable and secret conduit between the media and those who wish to bring hidden information to light. It's in offering safety and anonymity to people who want to speak out, but who are understandably afraid to do so.
It's been quite chilling to see the efforts of our own Department of Justice to shut this effort down. They really ought to knock it off with that.
—Daniel Domscheit-Berg, Inside WikiLeaks
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