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"Merry Christmas" 2010, not in Iraq
Every action has a reaction, every destructive action has destructive reactions!
This report is just a part of the legacy we've left to an entire small Country of innocent people, as well as their neighboring countries, whose doctoral leader was under our thumb, right up till his hanging, as to the policies of that whole region we push in the names of Freedoms and Democracy!
The damage done over the previous decade, the pandora's box destroyed, the tens of thousands killed and maimed, the millions turned into refugee's within and running to escape, the children who've grown up in the destruction and death around them, the now selective cleansing of once neighbors and friends.
It isn't only the war of choice that has reaped the damage but the hate, and fear, rhetoric coming from within our country as well as from others who also use it to control their own, now a decade of it as it continues.
AIR DATE: Dec. 24, 2010 - SUMMARY
Lindsey Hilsum of Independent Television News reports on the rise of anti-Christian violence in Iraq.
You can read the transcript here but a few snippets of below.
JEFFREY BROWN: Next, even as Christians around the world celebrate Christmas, many churches in Iraq have canceled festivities. Lindsey Hilsum of Independent Television News explains why.
LINDSEY HILSUM: Standing here in this church it`s not hard to understand why Christians want to leave. Christianity has been here in Iraq for more than 2,000 years. Some of the Christians still speak Aramaic -- the same language as Jesus. But the killings and bombings and attacks of the last few weeks may have tipped the balance. People want to go.
ZUHAIR MARZINA EASHOUE (TRANSLATED): We don`t want to leave, because we`ve watered this country`s soil with our blood for thousands of years. And this is a Christian civilization with Christian history. But what`s happened has made us hate the country, which doesn`t protect us and our children.
HANNAH (ph) (TRANSLATED): We were happy and getting on with our lives. But as soon as the Americans came into the country, this is what happened to us. They say to us, "The Americans are your people. They`re Christians." They say, "You brought them here," and they kill us for it.
WAJDAN SALEM: Since 2003 everything in Iraq have been damaged. We are building a new army. We are building our new police. It was the responsibility of the coalition force. And that mean the situation in Iraq is not just the Iraqi government`s responsible (sic), it`s the responsible (sic) of all the world -- all the country (sic) who were part of the war. {continued}
What gifts will the children, who've grown up in these conditions we set in place or those to come and are told of the recent history, going to give back to us?
Not only in or from Iraq but that region, especially Afghanistan and northern Pakistan, as our words are as damaging as the bombs and bullets.
Some who've grown have already picked up arms and are fighting against the occupiers in Afghanistan and elsewhere. Some who not only watched the continued reaping of terror, death and destructive damage but have heard the also continuing hate speak coming from those that profess a different religious ideology then their own as well as ethnicity and culture have also grown up through these past years and are seeking ways to retaliate.
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The following is an important article by the excellent Arab woman Layla Anwar, who certainly knows how to express herself and her humanity very well.
"Baghdad's Bloody Xmas Leaks..."
by Layla Anwar, An Arab Woman Blues, arabwomanblues.blogspot.com, Dec. 25, 2010
Merry Christmas? Happy Holidays? Season's Greetings? What Christmas, what Holidays, what Greetings?!
Another Christmas has gone by and the American Santa has delivered us nothing but body bags and blood containers...
Now that Arab Sunnis have been ethnically cleansed and exiled in thousands, it is the Iraqi Christians turn.
For the Festivities, they closed down their Churches, ripped the decoration, packed their suitcases and forced themselves into a permanent exile.
Around this time of the year, between the 24 and 31st of December, the corrupt criminal Jingle Bell boys installed by the US Santa are sure to deliver you some goodies...
No wonder this time of the year is the most painful one for me. Excruciatingly so.
Moreover a friend in Baghdad, I'll call him/her A.sent me the following :
I don't know where to start...there is no day that goes by without news of assassinations and killings. The use of the Silencer gun is their preferred method. Just a few days ago, there was another murder a few streets from where we live. The guy was found dumped on the road! Again, a few days ago there was another killing with the Silencer in the Yarmuk area, the body had no ID.
The Silencer has become quite popular. These are deaths I have heard about through friends and some death are so near by... and every other day a member of my family comes home and tells me another person has been killed. Killings are taking place in broad day light even in busy areas... for instance, a couple of people were walking by and all of a sudden some guy just falls over shot with a silencer gun. Some people are saying it reminds them of 05 06 07 when they woke up and found people dead on the streets. Sometimes there are 2 or 3 assassinations a day...many of them we dont know much about because its only word of mouth, things dont get out much here.
Just got today there were HEAPS of Silencer killings today... In Mansour apparently the treasurer of Malikis party was killed and director general of ministry of electricity...those are the known people, the others are unknown. Some say they wonder how they've even managed to dodge all the killings that are going on, its getting worse day by day. Needless to add, there are also daily explosions.
Freedom of speech is as you know very rare, I don't know if I can survive living here any longer, you're not allowed an opinion and you're not allowed to be outspoken in any way. On 5th of December in the Afternoon a journalist was killed in the Mansour area...in broad daylight. People were saying that he was more or less outspoken (probably spoke out against the government). Oh and he was also killed with the Silencer gun.
Christians families are moving out of Baghdad to the North on their way out of the country. One family I heard of, came back from the North to pack the remaining of their belongings, they were slaughtered outside their house.
People are feeling particularly unsafe this month and all are trying to avoid going out. There is a weird feeling going around, a great feeling of uncertainty. And the rise in assassinations with silencer guns is quite frightening...
Oh and before the electricity goes out, did you know that the government is planning on closing all clubs, even family clubs!
end of message.
That shit radio is playing yet another Christmas song...something in me is dying, it's already dead...
I haven't really celebrated anything since 2003.
And nothing since December 2006.
I'll include links and excerpts from some articles regarding the killings with guns with silencers, for I've read about the use of such arms before during this war in Iraq and it was very unlikely that these killings were committed by Iraqi Resistance fighters. It's extremely unlikely that many, most or any of the killings of Iraqi medical professionals, academics, et cetera, were committed by Iraqi Resistance. It's extremely unlikely that they would have intentionally killed innocent Iraqis who didn't work for and with the criminal foreign occupation forces. Et cetera. Iraqi Resistance would have absolutely nothing to gain and either a lot or everything to lose by committing such violence; but the US and UK would not stand to lose, excerpt for losing their souls, to Hell.
Guns with silencers:
"Iraq: The Age of Darkness"
by Dirk Adriaensens, The BRussells Tribunal, www.brussellstribunal.org, Sept. 19, 2010
Part I : "Success", a devastating balance sheet
In the immediate aftermath of the 2003 invasion, the triumphalist verdict of the mainstream media was that the war had been won; Iraq was assured of a benevolent, democratic future. The Times's writer William Rees-Mogg hymned the victory: "April 9 2003 was Liberty Day for Iraq. (...) It was achieved by "the engine of global liberation", the United States. "After 24 years of oppression, three wars and three weeks of relentless bombing, Baghdad has emerged from an age of darkness. Yesterday was an historic day of liberation."[1]
"The problem with this war for, I think, many Americans is that the premise on which we justified going to war proved not to be valid, that is Saddam having weapons of mass destruction," Defense Secretary Robert Gates told reporters while visiting Iraq.
"So when you start from that standpoint, then figuring out in retrospect how you deal with the war — even if the outcome is a good one from the standpoint of the United States — it will always be clouded by how it began." [2]
So here Robert Gates acknowledges that this war was illegal according to international law, because there was no "casus belli". But in the same sentence he says that the outcome has been good for the United States. What does he mean exactly? How can all the killing and destruction be a good outcome for the USA? And what about responsibilities? If you know that Iraq is still paying reparations for the invasion in Kuwait in 1990, how about the payment of reparations by the USA for the destruction it inflicted upon Iraq?
The facts
Here the facts:
William Blum gives a short but devastating overview of the "good outcome" of this war: "No American should be allowed to forget that the nation of Iraq, the society of Iraq, have been destroyed, ruined, a failed state. The Americans, beginning 1991, bombed for 12 years, with one excuse or another; then invaded, then occupied, overthrew the government, killed wantonly, tortured ... the people of that unhappy land have lost everything — their homes, their schools, their electricity, their clean water, their environment, their neighborhoods, their mosques, their archaeology, their jobs, their careers, their professionals, their state-run enterprises, their physical health, their mental health, their health care, their welfare state, their women's rights, their religious tolerance, their safety, their security, their children, their parents, their past, their present, their future, their lives ... More than half the population either dead, wounded, traumatized, in prison, internally displaced, or in foreign exile ... The air, soil, water, blood and genes drenched with depleted uranium ... the most awful birth defects ... unexploded cluster bombs lie in wait for children to pick them up ."[6]
Part II: Endless occupation and its insidious effects
The plain and simple fact is that the war and occupation will continue until the people of Iraq and the world force the U.S. to total withdrawal. People in this country (the USA) have a particular responsibility to build a powerful movement of determined political opposition to the ongoing occupation of and war upon Iraq waged by the U.S. government. Do not be fooled into thinking that Obama or any presidential administration will leave Iraq on its own volition, concludes Kenneth J. Theisen form the US antiwar group "World Can't Wait".[37] And the National Popular Resistance has stepped up its activities against the occupation recently: There has also been a major increase in rocket and mortar attacks in the fortified Green Zone and at the Baghdad airport, according to Brig. Gen. Ralph O. Baker, the deputy commander of American forces in central Iraq. General Baker, who said there had been about 60 such attacks in the last two months compared with "two or three" in the preceding months[38]
The infamous underevaluation of civilian casualties counts.
While the destruction of Iraq is considered by Washington's ruling elite as a "good outcome for the United States", most journalists in the mainstream press keep on fixing the number of civilian casualties at around 100.000. Another lie, a gross underestimate and an insult to the suffering Iraqi people. That number comes from Iraq Bodycount, an organisation that does valuable work in collecting data of the deaths that are reported in the mainstream press[39]. But their figures cannot serve as a scientific norm to establish a relevant estimate of Iraqi casualties.
Let's give a few examples: Twenty thousand[40] of Iraq's 34,000 registered physicians left Iraq after the U.S. invasion. As of April 2009, fewer than 2,000 returned, the same as the number who were killed during the course of the war[41]. Iraq bodycount has some 70 doctors in their database of casualties[42], which means that they have only listed 3,5% of the estimated number of killed physicians.
Iraq Bodycount has 108 academics listed in its database. The BRussells Tribunal has a partial list of 448 murdered academics[43], compiled from different sources. Although that list is very incomplete, Iraq Bodycount lists only 24% of the academic casualties reported by the BRussells Tribunal.
Perhaps the best monitored category of victims in this war are the media professionals. The BRussells Tribunal has a list of 354 killed media professionals.[44] Al-Iraqiya director general Habib al-Sadr told AFP in September 2007 that at least 75 members of his staff have been killed since he took over the channel in 2005 and another 68 wounded.[45] The BRussells Tribunal list of killed media professionals had at that moment less than 1/3rd of this number in its database. But the number of Iraq Bodycount stands at only 241 casualties.
The discussion about casualties is not over yet, but we can safely put forward the number of + 1 million excess deaths caused by this war, most of them from violent causes. An archive of articles about the heated discussions in the press and blogs on civilian death counts during the US occupation can be found on the BRussells Tribunal website: http://www.brusselstribunal.org/Lancet111006.htm
A dark summer for Iraqi academics
The BRussells Tribunal is well known for its campaign it started in 2005 to create awareness about the situation of Iraqi academics. It receives regularly (sic) updates on summary executions of Iraqi academics from a variety of Iraqi sources. Here's a short overview of casualties that occurred during the summer:
On 28 August 2010 the BRussells Tribunal received the following email: "I would like to add the name of my close friend Dr.Samer Saleem Abbas, who was assassinated in his private ultrasound clinic by a gunman with silencer pistol with cold blooded killer, who told his patients: "there is no need to stay and wait in the clinic anymore: your doctor is dead". Dr.Samer was shot 5-6 bullets, one of them in his mouth... (my emphasis) He was killed with a pen in his hand. He used to work as Radiologist/Specialists and chair of radiology department at a specialized surgery hospital (Al-Jerahat Hospital) in Baghdad medical city.
There is no end in sight of the targeted killings of Iraq's best and brightest minds. Roughly 40% of Iraq's middle class is believed to have fled the country by the end of 2006. The situation has only worsened since then, although at a lower frequency. Actions to reverse this brain drain remain very necessary. But most observers don't see the government taking concrete measures that create the necessary conditions for the educated middle class to return. Without the middle class Iraq has no viable future.
"Crimes against Humanity: Iraqi academics assassinated during the US-led occupation"
by Pakistan Daily, Nov. 26, 2008
Editor's note
Pakistan Daily has published the list of Iraqi academics assassinated by US and allied occupation forces. The objective of these targeted assassinations is to "kill a nation", the (sic) destroy Iraq's ability to educate its people, to undermine its research and scientific capabilities in literally all fields of endeavor, to transform a nation into a territory, and ultmately to destroy civilization.
Of particular significance is the assassination of prominent scientists and physicians, professors of medicine in the country's leading academic institutions, its social scientists and historians, its physical scientists, its biologists, its engineers.
we are dealing with a carefully devised covert operation. The plan to kill the nation's scientists and intellectuals emanates from US intelligence and the military. It is a deliberate process.
Is the new Obama administration going to turn a blind eye to this diabolical and criminal agenda?
Michel Chossudovsky, Global Research, 27 November 2008
We could have guessed when Professor Chossudovsky wrote his editorial note for the above article that the answer to his question about whether, or not, a President Obama would "turn a blind eye to this diabolical and criminal agenda" was YES; and, today, we can be very certain that it we would have been right.
Excerpting, now, from the Pakistan Daily piece:
UPDATE: for the complete list consult the Brussels Tribunal at http://www.brusselstribunal.org/Academics.htm
The following relation has being created against the Occupation and for the Sovereignty of Iraq with the information provided by direct Iraqi university sources and international and Arab media. It only includes names and data referred to university academics assassinated during the Occupation period.
BAGHDAD, Baghdad University
(snip - LONG list, btw)
Mohammed Al-Miyahi: Dean of Al-Maamoun Faculty in Baghdad. He was shot with a silencer-equipped gun in front of his house in Al-Qadisiah district, southern Baghdad, as he stepped out of his car 14 December 2007. (my emphasis) [Source CEOSI Iraqi source and Kuwait News Agency, reported 19 December 2007, IPS reported 19 December 2007, and Al-Basrah, reported 12 March 2008.]
Al-Mustansiriya University (Baghdad)
University of Technology (Baghdad)
Al-Nahrein University (Baghdad.]
Islamic University (Baghdad)
Iraqi Ministry of Higher Education (Baghdad)
Baghdad Institutes
There are most lists of assassinations of academics at several other Iraqi universities and institutions following the list for "Baghdad Institutes", which I included the subheading for, above. It's MANY assassinations of academics. The Baghdad University list, alone, is LONG, and the total is a lot more; and that's for an article of Nov. 2008 that doesn't provide a complete listing even for that date.
Who stands to gain? Well, I agree with Professor Chossudovsky, and I've referred to a related index at BRussellsTribunal.org plenty of times here, the index linked in the home page and for which the link is entitled, "Salvador Option and Death Squads". And I think that that's likely the explanation for the murderous attacks on Iraqi Christians or Christian Iraqis, whichever way they refer to themselves, as well as other innocent Iraqis, today and recently. Who stands to gain?!
Really, only the US and its puppet Iraqi "friends" in Iraq.
"Did Blackwater sneak silencers into Iraq?
Security firm under investigation for allegedly sidestepping export controls"
by Aram Roston, Nov. 1, 2007
The article provides a picture and the caption for it reads, "A Blackwater employee shows off a silencer-equipped rifle in Iraq in a photo obtained by NBC News. The picture has been digitally altered to protect the identity of the subject".
WASHINGTON — Federal agents are investigating allegations that the Blackwater USA security firm illegally exported dozens of firearms sound suppressors — commonly known as silencers — to Iraq and other countries for use by company operatives, sources close to the investigation tell NBC News.
Investigators from various federal agencies, including the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the State Department and the Commerce Department, are digging into the allegations that the company exported the silencers without getting necessary export approval, according to law enforcement sources, who spoke to NBC News on condition of anonymity. The sources said the investigation is part of a broader examination of potential firearms and export violations.
The sources tell NBC News that Blackwater purchased the silencers legally from SWR Manufacturing, formerly of Georgia and now located in Pickens, S.C. SWR manufactures the devices for pistols, rifles and machine guns. The purchases took place over several years, the sources say.
Ex-official confirms Blackwater a customer
A former official at SWR Manufacturing of South Carolina, also speaking on condition of anonymity, confirmed that Blackwater had been a customer. The former SWR official would not say how many suppressors Blackwater purchased, but another source said law-enforcement officials have been told that the number was more than 100.
The former SWR official said he faxed copies of all paperwork relating to Blackwater's business with SWR to the ATF more than a year ago after federal investigators contacted him. The former official said investigators told him that Blackwater sent the silencers overseas with its employees without getting the necessary export approval.
While silencers are rare in America because their possession is highly restricted, they are common props in movies and television programs, used by actors playing hit men or members of the special forces. The military uses them for covert action and nighttime tactical assaults where stealth and surprise are required, but experts say it is not clear why Blackwater guards would need them for missions such as personal protection of diplomats.
Details of case slow to emerge
It has been reported that two former Blackwater employees who pleaded guilty to firearms violations earlier this year are cooperating with federal investigators in a firearms investigation, but the specifics of the case, including the details about the silencers, have not previously been disclosed.
"New Blackwater Iraq Scandal: Guns, Silencers and Dog Food
Ex-employees tell ABC News the firm used dog food sacks to smuggle unauthorized weapons to Iraq"
by Brian Ross and Jason Ryan, ABC News, Nov. 14, 2008
A federal grand jury in North Carolina is investigating allegations the controversial private security firm Blackwater illegally shipped assault weapons and silencers to Iraq, hidden in large sacks of dog food, ABCNews.com has learned.
Under State Department rules, Blackwater is prohibited from using certain assault weapons and silencers in Iraq because they are considered "offensive" weapons inappropriate for Blackwater's role as a private security firm protecting US diplomatic missions.
"The only reason you need a silencer is if you want to assassinate someone," said former CIA intelligence officer John Kiriakou, an ABC News consultant.
The investigation of the alleged dog food smuggling scheme began last year after two Blackwater employees were caught trying to sell stolen weapons in North Carolina. The two, Kenneth Cashwell and William "Max" Grumiaux pleaded guilty in February and became government witnesses, according to court documents.
Two other former employees tell ABCNews.com they also witnessed the dog food smuggling operation. ...
In addition to the grand jury investigation, Blackwater sources say the company is facing a multimillion-dollar fine for some 900 instances in which it violated State Department licensing requirements for the export of certain weapons.
Another former Blackwater insider who talked with ABCNews.com said company executives made the decision to smuggle the weapons and silencers in the dog food "because it's a war over there and our guys need them."
How is it that Blackwater mercenaries need guns with silencers when John Kiriakou is clearly right and Blackwater was not ostensibly hired to conduct assassinations? Blackwater had no legitimate or defensible need for guns with silencers and there have been many hellish assassinations of Iraqi medical professionals, academics, scientists, government officials, and police, including with the use of guns with silencers. Perhaps not many of most of these groups of assassinated Iraqis were killed with such guns, but many Iraqi guards or police have been; according to articles I came across during Web searches for articles about guns with silencers being used in Iraq.
Other articles I've read and which can therefore be found reported that many of these assassinated Iraqis were opposed to the criminal occupation of their country, so it's not at all likely that Iraqi Resistance would've committed these murders. And Iraqi Resistance certainly wouldn't want to send Iraq "back to the stone age", as a US military commander once threatened to do to Vietnam. There were also articles that reported about US forces basically raiding Iraqi hospitals, where US troops threatened medical staff and made work for them basically impossible, and I believe that some articles also reported about US forces attacking some Iraqi university or universities.
The US did not launch war on Iraq to bring democracy, justice, or anything else that's good for the benefit of Iraqis; the US brought hell to Iraq. And the US has not withdrawn from Iraq and clearly is not prepared to withdraw, but like with the Bush administration, violence in Iraq is used by Washington to "justify" US presence in, occupation of Iraq.
It's evidently not known who is committing the killings of Christian and other innocent Iraqis, but only the US and its corrupt puppets in the government in Iraq stand to gain from such violence.
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Gabrielle Union made a splash with boyfriend Dwyane Wade in tow when she showed up rocking a plunging Fall 2011 Missoni dress at the 2011 Rodeo Drive Walk of Style Award Ceremony in L.A. October 23.
The zig-zag ombre gown got a few alterations from the last time we saw it on the red carpet. Joy Bryant donned a version with long sleeves and a smaller plunge when she attended the Costume Institute Gala back in May.
The actresses' skin glowed in the peachy creation, though Gabby let her hair down while Joy opted for a more formal 'do and drop earrings.
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Originally posted on Turn On The Jets | Last updated 12/5/12
The New York Jets are staying with Mark Sanchez as their starting quarterback this Sunday against the Jacksonville Jaguars. While this has come as a shock to many, we detailed here yesterday how there was a reasonable argument for this to happen. Not surprisingly many Jets fans are acting like the sky is falling right now…threatening to abandon the team…cursing out Rex…cursing out Sanchez etc… Here is the simple reality – Mark Sanchez is getting paid 8.3 million dollars from the Jets next year regardless of whether he is on their team, another NFL team or laying on a beach in California. The Jets are finishing up a playoff-less season against four mediocre football teams. The hope is that he plays well in these games, builds some measure of confidence back up and becomes a reasonable option to start in 2013 (he should still be forced to compete with a veteran next summer). Believe it or not, this team is going to give every chance possible to a former first round pick who has won more playoff games than any other quarterback in franchise history. Is it worth the risk of playing him the last four games when you are 5-7 and nearly half your team won't be back next year? Yes…it probably is. If you want to get mad at somebody, get mad at "cap expert" Mike Tannenbaum for how he structured Sanchez's contract. Get mad at him for the contradicting actions of doubling down on Sanchez in 2013 and then supporting him by bringing in a PR circus as a backup quarterback and not upgrading running back, wide receiver or offensive line this off-season. Sanchez already took a step back last year but the Jets front office greased the skids on his regression this season by having an awful off-season. Sanchez has been generally terrible this season but the Greg McElroy infatuation only comes from his last name not being "Sanchez." Ask yourself this, if McElroy's fourth quarter interception stood (like it should have) and the Jets lost 9-7, is this debate so heated right now? If McElroy is the savior that many are exaggerating to call him and Sanchez is truly that awful. Guess what? Sanchez will be benched at some point in the next four gams and McElroy will get his chance. As for the ongoing pity party Jets fans are throwing for themselves. Get a grip on reality. Look around the NFL. Since 1997 the Jets have 12 seasons at .500 or better, 7 playoff wins, 3 AFC Championship Game appearances and yes despite it being over 40 years ago…the Jets have won a Super Bowl. How do you think Bills fans have enjoyed the last 15 years? Lions fans? Eagles fans? Chiefs fans? Browns fans?! The list goes on. Mark Sanchez starting a week 14 game in a 5-7 year is the straw that broke the camel's back in your support of this team? Really? Not letting the roster go to crap after back to back AFC Championship Game appearances? Not the PR-stunt Tebow trade? This is the decision? And people wonder why the general perception of Jets fans is so negative. There is no reason to be overly optimistic that Sanchez is going to turn it around and have a brilliant final four games but that doesn't mean there wasn't logic behind this decision. It also means the most logical thing for any Jets fans to do is root for Sanchez to succeed…otherwise go become a Bills fan. A couple of appropriate Godfather clips
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"Ritalin and other pills for ADHD tied to painful erections. Parents should talk to boys taking ADHD drugs so they are aware of warning signs, FDA says
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning that a stimulant used in treatments for the childhood condition attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder can trigger painful, long-lasting erections in rare cases.
The federal agency said Tuesday it is updating drug labels to include information about priapism, a condition that can permanently damage a patient's penis.
ADHD is a common childhood disorder that hampers a child's ability to pay attention and control behaviour.
The stimulant, methylphenidate, is found in treatments including Ritalin, Concerta and Daytrana.
The agency said people should talk to their doctors before halting the drugs. Parents should talk to boys taking the drug so they are aware of warning signs. Medical help should be sought for patients on the stimulant who develop erections lasting longer than four hours.
ADHD is a common childhood disorder that hampers a child's ability to pay attention and control behaviour. Medications that use the stimulant can help increase focus and reduce impulsivity in patients.
The FDA said patients taking a methylphenidate product who experienced priapism ranged in age from 8 to 33 years old. Priapism happens when blood becomes trapped in the penis, leading to abnormally long-lasting erections.
ADHD treatments have received FDA scrutiny before. Isolated reports of heart attacks and strokes in kids taking the drugs caused worry and prompted a study a few years ago that concluded the treatments don't raise the risk of serious heart problems.
A non-stimulant drug also used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, Strattera, has also been linked to priapism in young children, teenagers and adults.
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March is Brain Injury Awareness Month
(Geneva NY, March 28th, 2013) -- The Brain Injury Association of New York State (BIANYS) and Venture Forthe will host the 1st Annual Community Brain Injury/Concussion Health and Resource Fair at the Geneva High School Cafeteria at 101 Carter Road, Geneva, NY on March 28th, 2013 from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM. The event is free.
There will be organizations such as the Geneva police department sharing information on safety and will provide free bike helmets. The Brain Injury Association will provide an interactive puppet show on bike safety.
There will be free raffles and snacks donated by Marks Pizzeria and Venture Forthe.


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News from Nowhere, Liverpool
Describing itself as 'Liverpool's Radical and Community Bookshop', they don't come more independent than News from Nowhere on Bold Street. A literary paradise for any true lefty, the store is run as a workers' cooperative and has shelves lined with everything from global inequality to peace and performing arts.
Info: newsfromnowhere.org.uk
Go by train: Liverpool
Minster Gate Bookshop, York
Situated next to York Minster, on a street famed for bookselling since the 16th century, it's not just this store's collections on folklore and Arthurian literature that exude a sense of history. Seller of antiquarian and second-hand books, the Minster Gate Bookshop has five floors of page-turners and old maps on offer.
Info: minstergatebooks.co.uk
Go by train: York
The Carnforth Bookshop, Carnforth
Just a short walk from the train station is the Carnforth Bookshop, on Market Street. Boasting extensive collections of both new and second-hand books, this treasure trove caters for all ages. There's a specialist children's room as well as an all-important sofa area for those in need of a break and caffeine hit!
Info: carnforthbooks.co.uk
Go by train: Carnforth
The People's Bookshop, Durham
Operating out of an attic by Saddlers Street, the People's Bookshop carries the rare honour of being a new independent bookstore. Steeped in the belief that local bookshops should reflect their region, it has a great local history section and wonderful views of the castle, once you've done battle with the stairs!
Info: peoplesbookshop.co.uk
Go by train: Durham
Analogue Books, Edinburgh
An art bookshop with a difference, Analogue doubles up as a gallery and design space, making it the perfect place to find out about local artists and art movements. Located on Candlemaker Row, this creative hub (main picture) has some fairly wacky offerings, making it well worth a browse for any artistic eye.
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I paid £6,000 into a Scottish Widows insurance policy between 1993 and 2003. I received back £5,700.
I complained to the Financial Services Ombudsman, pointing out that the whole tenor of SW's brochure was that they were better than a building society account, and that they looked after you through the bad times and the good. Widows are even advertising the same guff for the next generation. All I got back from the ombudsman was a reading of the small print that "shares may go up as well as down", etc. Maybe Mr Ombudsman thinks I can't read. In other words, the ombudsman is there to protect the finance industry from its customers. We have a financial rip-off industry and a rip-off ombudsman.
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I have read your articles on double glazing salesmen with interest. I, too, suffered a two-hour diatribe from a salesman. Although I was irritated, I was more concerned by the iniquitous terms offered on their finance in order to get their highest discount. I was quoted three prices: full price at £13,500; a discount price at £8,500 and a "price promise" at £6,500. The lowest price was only available if I accepted the finance, then at 26.5%, now at 20.6% over 10 years. The middle price was the one I would pay if I chose to refuse their finance.
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I recently booked flights with Ryanair and found, after paying, that their credit card fee policy had changed. While I can accept that I did not pay attention before paying, I do not understand their policy.
The current policy levies a £1.75 "per ticket" fee. So for a return ticket for my wife and son this came to £7 (for four tickets). This is hardly linked to a credit card charge, since there is only a single transaction fee. Is it legal to pass a fare increase as a credit card charge? How can they advertise ticket prices at £0.49 with a credit card fee of £1.75? I would prefer paying £2 plus taxes for the ticket, with a standard credit card fee and no surprises.
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Patrick Collinson's thoughts last week on "rubbish" financial services fails to address a key issue; our unwillingness to pay for financial advice. Most of us would pay for a report on a second-hand car, even a dodgy Seventies British Leyland! But we do not wish to pay for independent advice on more important financial decisions. Surely this needs more emphasis.
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Looks like this issue is specific to this transmission, not the engine or chassis. From this month's Bimmer Magazine, in a review by Mike Miller of the X3 28i:
"...Sport mode also starts the vehicle out from a stop in first gear instead of second, which brings me to my only drivetrain quibble: This transmission really rewards smooth driving and prefers an acceleration rate I'll charitably call conservative.
It may expect too much patience of the driver, especially in a metropolitan area where it isn't socially acceptable to motor away at a leisureley pace once the light turns green. Give it some gas and the X3 starts to move but not quickly enough. Tip in a bit more throttle and the transmission downshifts into first and off you go, spilling coffee on your shirt as it lunges forward. It's not consistent and the rate of acceleration seems to depend on the incline of the road as well as the degree and speed at which you add throttle
Using the transmission's Sport mode eliminated the issue at start-off but then made the subsequent shift into second more abrupt. The best shifting could be achieved by using Manual mode and shifting about 3,000 to 3,500 RPM which resulted in silky smooth gear changes notwithstanding a heavy foot on the gas pedal."
I couldn't have described it more perfectly. To me, this is a severe programming issue with this transmission and 6 cylinder engines. My friend with an X6 35i has the same thing, as does seemingly both 6 cylinder F10s. Doesn't seem like the 8 cylinder cars experience it as much or at all? It needs to be perfected. It has been written about in almost every review of the car, especially the long term tests (Edmunds, Motor Trend, etc.)
I am going to email Mike Miller to see if there is something he can do with his contacts within BMW to put pressure on them to fix this issue. Unlike Mike, who says "...I cannot emphasize enough that this minor complaint did not impair my enjoyment of the X3." I feel that it is very, very annoying and highly detracts from the enjoyment of the car. It's something I have to think about EVERY time I drive the car, and EVERY time I pull away from a stop. With my driving conditions in NoVA, DC, that is a LOT of times.
Let's see if we can ratchet up the pressure on BMW to fix this!!!
just curious if you have tried D/S mode and your opinion on that? even though the patch fixed 90% of my initial issue, whenever i want that extra kick (i.e. at the stop light, complete stop, etc) i just simply put into D/S mode. "D" mode (at least with the patch fix that i have) seems to suffice in 90% of the time..just curious on your feedback on this...thanks
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Brit Hume mischaracterized a Washington Post report as asserting that former Ambassador Joseph Wilson's 2002 report had debunked allegations that Iraq had tried to buy uranium from Niger. Hume then attempted to refute the Post's purported assertion -- which the article did not make. Hume baselessly claimed, contrary to the CIA's report on Wilson's findings, that Wilson told the CIA he interpreted talk of a meeting about "commercial relations" between the then-Nigerien prime minister and Iraqis as being about uranium.
During the "Grapevine" segment on the January 30 edition of Fox News' Special Report, host Brit Hume criticized "mainstream media outlets" for their reporting on the trial of I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby Jr., former chief of staff to Vice President Dick Cheney. Hume falsely attacked a January 30 Washington Post article as a purported example of media reports that "continue to say" that President Bush's claim in the 2003 State of the Union address that Iraq had sought uranium in Africa "was contradicted by the findings" reported by former Ambassador Joseph C. Wilson IV "following his CIA mission to Niger ... to investigate the matter" in 2002. But the Post did not report that Wilson's findings contradicted Bush's claim. The Post reported that the reports prompting Wilson's mission -- that Iraq had tried to buy uranium from Niger -- were "ultimately proved false." The article did not ascribe this to Wilson's findings.
Having set up the straw man -- that the Post reported that Wilson's findings proved Bush's claim wrong -- Hume then purported to debunk it:
HUME: But Wilson's report to the CIA actually confirmed that the former prime minister of Niger had met with Iraqis to discuss what was called "commercial relations," which Wilson interpreted as meaning sales of yellowcake uranium.
But according to a March 8, 2002, report by a CIA agent describing Wilson's findings, it was a former Nigerien prime minister who had interpreted "commercial relations" to mean sales of uranium -- not Wilson. The report said that the former prime minister of Niger, Ibrahim Mayaki, had "interpreted" an offer to meet with Iraqis on "expanding commercial relations" to mean that "Iraq wanted to discuss uranium yellowcake sales." From the report, which was declassified as evidence in the Libby trial:
2. Former Nigerien prime minister Ibrahim ((Mayaki)), who was Niger's foreign minister from 1996-1997 and Niger's prime minister from 1997-1999 and who maintained close ties to the current Nigerien government, stated he was unaware of any contracts being signed between Niger and rogue states for the sale of yellowcake during his tenure as both foreign minister and prime minister. Mayaki however, did relate that in June 1999 Barka ((Tefridj)), a Nigerien/Algerian businessman, approached him and insisted that Mayaki meet with an Iraqi delegation to discuss "expanding commercial relations" between Niger and Iraq. Although the meeting took place, Mayaki let the matter drop due to the United Nations (UN) sanctions against Iraq and the fact that he opposed doing business with Iraq. Mayaki said that he interpreted the phrase "expanding commercial relations" to mean that Iraq wanted to discuss uranium yellowcake sales. Mayaki said he understood rogue states would like to exploit Niger's resources, specifically uranium, but he believed the Nigerien government's regard for the United States (U.S.) as a close ally would prevent sales to these states from taking place despite Niger's economic woes. Mayaki claimed that if there had been any contracts for yellowcake between Niger and any rogue state during his tenure, he would have seen the contract.
As Media Matters for America has noted, according to the July 2004 Senate Intelligence Committee report about prewar intelligence on Iraq, Wilson said that Mayaki never confirmed the meaning of "expanding commercial relations":
In an interview with Committee staff, the former ambassador [Wilson] was able to provide more information about the meeting between former Prime Minister Mayaki and the Iraqi delegation. The former ambassador said that Mayaki did meet with the Iraqi delegation but never discussed what was meant by "expanding commercial relations." The former ambassador said that because Mayaki was wary of discussing any trade issues with a country under United Nations (UN) sanctions, he made a successful effort to steer the conversation away from a discussion of trade with the Iraqi delegation. [Page 44]
Furthermore, contrary to Hume's claim, the Post article did not assert that Wilson's findings contradicted reports that Iraq had attempted to obtain uranium from Niger. In fact, the article simply stated that reports "that Iraq had tried to buy nuclear material in Niger" were "ultimately proved false." From the January 30 Post article:
Though a series of government officials have told the jury that Libby eagerly sought information about a prominent critic of the Iraq war, former ambassador Joseph C. Wilson IV, Fleischer was the first witness to say Libby then passed on what he learned: that Wilson's wife was a CIA officer who had sent him on a trip to Africa. Wilson's mission there was to explore reports, ultimately proved false, that Iraq had tried to buy nuclear material in Niger.
That statement is fully supported. The "reports" that Wilson was sent to check out were based on forgeries, and the CIA Iraq Survey Group's (ISG) 2004 final report on Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction stated that:
- "ISG has not found evidence to show that Iraq sought uranium from abroad after 1991 or renewed indigenous production of such material -- activities that we believe would have constituted an Iraqi effort to reconstitute a nuclear weapons program."
- "Regarding specific allegations of uranium pursuits from Niger, [Ja'far Diya'] Ja'far [head of Iraq's pre-1991 nuclear weapons program] claims that after 1998 Iraq had only two contacts with Niamey [the capital of Niger] -- neither of which involved uranium.
- "So far, ISG has found only one offer of uranium to Baghdad since 1991 -- an approach Iraq appears to have turned down." The approach was, according to the report, from a Ugandan businessman offering to sell uranium, supposedly from the Congo.
From the January 30 edition of Fox News' Special Report with Brit Hume:
HUME: Mainstream news outlets covering the Scooter Libby trial continue to say that President Bush's contention that Iraq had tried to buy weapons-grade uranium in Africa was contradicted by the findings of Joe Wilson following his CIA mission to Niger, down in Africa, to investigate the matter. The Washington Post today said, quote, "Wilson's mission there was to explore reports, ultimately proved false, that Iraq had tried to buy nuclear material in Niger."
But Wilson's report to the CIA actually confirmed that the former prime minister of Niger had met with Iraqis to discuss what was called "commercial relations," which Wilson interpreted as meaning sales of yellowcake uranium. Wilson told the CIA he had found no evidence of a successful deal, but not that there had been no attempts to broker a deal. Wilson later wrote an op-ed piece in The New York Times which, to say the least, differed from his CIA report.
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TXSeries can be administered with an web based user interface called the TXSeries Administration console. The administration console is actually a web application hosted on a web server called the IBM Light Weight Infrastructure or the LWI. The LWI is...
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SteveZee wrote:Smokeyja wrote:I still prefer anthracite but because, at the moment, I can only haul 2400lbs (a pallet) of Anthracite at a time and it's 4 hour round trip time, I treat the stuff like gold! So until Virginia is hunkered down for the real winter season I'm goin to burn this bit. Once we get some steady cold days I'll keep the fire going with anthracite.
I also spoke with my blacksmithing friend and I think he just got us hooked up with almost a lifetime supply of bit for free! We just have to haul it out of an old warehouse and store it on my property... I think we need to rent a dump truck and build a conveyor haha.
At that price "lifetime free" I think you best learn to burn bit coal safely. Good deal if it's good burning bit coal. Have you been able to a sample truckload for testing and good luck.
I have no idea how good it is. It could possibly be but from the Richmond coal mines (mid-lothian) but I'm not sure. It is in an old tobacco warehouse so maybe too new for the Richmond coal but it is a very old tobacco building. My friend randomly told me about it the other day. I wonder what the tobacco company was doing with it. Maybe to run machinery ? I mainly want this stuff to run a coal forge at my house though. I guess if it's good enough to burn free is the best heating . But I need to keep on my friend to call this guy so we don't miss this opportunity . Supposedly the entire warehouse is full.
You know how those "too good to be true" things go though. It could just turn out to be a big disappointment .
Might have been used to help out with drying the baccie in winter? Who knows but I'd check it out. The fact that its been sitting there doesn't bode all that well though but nothing to lose to try it. The stuff in the pix looks like it burns just fine. Is that Kentucky Lump?[/quote]
Hey Steve sorry I didn't see your reply for so long . It is WVA bituminous and the guy I bought it from, Martin Farms (
**Broken Link(s) Removed** , loaded me up with some real large bricks of this stuff. I'm quite happy burning it now that I have figured it out but the price is comparable to blaschak anthracite so I would like to try some cheaper bit and see how that does. Obviously I will be burning in a Glenwood 6 next winter but as of now I love mixing bit and anthracite in the WM. I also need bit for my forge. If I can get the stuff for 50 or less a ton then I'm seriously considering buying enough tons to make it worth my while. Although I'm still going to buy Ant each winter to burn in the Glenwood . The WM is going to be moved to my garage to heat that up when I insulate it.
My reason for bring this thread back is the crazy burn time I am getting on my WM 414a today! The house is an avg 70 degrees all around and I loaded the stove at 0800 and it is now roughly 2300. It's only burned down a 1/4 of the way and the stove has been cruising evenly at 325 on the stove and 125 at the flue!
That's 15hours! I know it was warm today but I am amazed at the stoves performance today ! My wife said "Oh good now we don't need to buy the Glenwood...". Of course I just gave her that look and said oh Bo we are still buying the Glenwood . She was joking of course


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Jerusalem (CNSNews.com) - Syrian President Hafez Assad flew to Cairo on Monday for talks with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, raising speculation that there is movement in talks between Israel and Syria.
Assad, who is suffering from a variety of ailments, rarely leaves Syria. His last venture was two months ago when he met with President Clinton in Geneva in an attempt to restart Israeli-Syrian talks.
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Talks broke down over Assad's demand that Israel give up a portion of the shoreline of the Sea of Galilee - a major fresh water source for Israel - in addition to the entire Golan Heights.
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Israel had hoped U.S.-directed peace talks would have enabled it to conclude agreements with both Damascus and the Syrian-backed government in Beirut, Lebanon. But the seeming failure of those talks prompted Israel to declare a unilateral withdrawal from the zone in south Lebanon it has maintained for 15 years as a buffer against cross-border terror attacks.
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