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Mystery surrounds prison death of terrorist whose testimony was key to Iraq invasion
Austalia's Sunday Herald has just printed a significant article on the death of Ibn al-Sheikh al-Libi, "Curveball," on the basis of whose tortured testimony justification for the Iraq War was based. Al-Libi had been visited by a human rights group representative immediately before his "suicide" in a Libyan prison. To date, this incredibly important story is strikingly under-reported in the corporate American media, even though we now know "[t]he fact he lied 'to avoid torture' was verified by 'a bipartisan report of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence,' according to a press release Monday on Al-Libi's death by Human Rights Watch (HRW)." We have also posted below excellent reporting from Jeff Kaye, blogger at Firedoglake.com. (Sincere thanks go out to so many great, GREAT investigative reporters like this now blogging tirelessly so we get at least some glimpse of what's going on in the world!!) And for more information, we previously posted Andy Worthington and Brad Friedman's important reporting on this.
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INTERNATIONAL INVESTIGATION: Islamist dies in Tripoli shortly after human rights group visit from Fred Bridgland in Libya
THE ISLAMIST terrorist who was the key source of the false intelligence used to trigger the US and UK 2003 military invasion of Iraq has been found dead in a Libyan prison cell.t
Ibn al-Sheikh al-Libi allegedly committed suicide by hanging in the prison where he was being held in the Libyan capital, Tripoli. His death followed a visit by a team from Human Rights Watch, one of the world's leading independent organisations dedicated to defending and protecting human rights.
The al-Libi affair opens a window on an extraordinarily close espionage link
that existed between the government of the former US president, George Bush,
and the authoritarian Libyan leader, Muammar Gaddafi.
Al-Libi was the unnamed source that Bush, his former secretary of state, Colin Powell, and other administration officials relied upon prior to the Iraq invasion to assert that Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein was helping a terrorist organisation run by al-Qaeda. Al-Libi was known to Powell and Bush by the codename "Curveball".
Powell's speech to the United Nations Security Council on February 5, 2003 was largely based on al-Libi's coerced testimony - which was extracted from him in Egyptian torture chambers - even though many US intelligence officials questioned it at the time and later dismissed it completely. In his address, aimed at drumming up support for the invasion, Powell said he could "trace the story of a senior terrorist operative telling how Iraq provided training in these chemical and biological weapons to al-Qaeda".
He added: "Fortunately, this operative is now detained." Powell did not identify "Curveball" by name, but CIA officials - and a Senate Intelligence Committee report - later confirmed he was referring to al-Libi.
The Bush administration argued that the invasion of Iraq was necessary because the country was concealing weapons of mass destruction from international inspectors and could have shared those weapons with terrorists. No such stockpiles were found after the invasion.
Colin Powell's chief of staff at the time of the Security Council address, Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson, said he has since discovered that Bush's vice-president, Dick Cheney, ordered the Egyptian torturers to step up their techniques on al-Libi to obtain "a smoking gun linking Iraq and al-Qaeda".
Wilkerson, writing in online political journal The Washington Note, went on: "The vice-president's office ordered them the Egyptians to continue the enhanced methods. The detainee al-Libi had not revealed any al-Qaeda-Baghdad contacts yet. This ceased only after Ibn al-Sheikh al-Libi, under waterboarding in Egypt, revealed' such contacts."
Libyan-born al-Libi, 45 when he died last week, was a member of the anti-Gaddafi Libyan Islamic Fighting Group and the head of the al-Qaeda-linked Khaldan training camp in eastern Afghanistan from 1995 to 2000. He was detained in Pakistan in November 2001 and sent to a US detention centre in Afghanistan before being transferred by the CIA to the USS Bataan, an assault aircraft carrier stationed in the Arabian Ocean, and then to Egypt in early 2002 under the Bush administration's "extraordinary rendition" programme.
Under what has been described as "US torture by proxy", Human Rights Watch (HRW), quoting a declassified CIA cable, said al-Libi's Egyptian interrogators demanded information from the Libyan about al-Qaeda's connections with Iraq. The CIA document said the object of the interrogation was something "about which al-Libi said he knew nothing and had difficulty even coming up with a story".
Al-Libi's inquisitors subjected him to a mock burial in a coffin less than 20 inches high for 17 hours, according to the CIA cable. When he was let out, al-Libi was given a "last opportunity" to "tell the truth. Still his answers did not satisfy the Egyptian team. He was knocked to the ground and punched for 15 minutes."
It was some time afterwards that al-Libi "confessed" that Iraq had trained al-Qaeda fighters on chemical and biological weaponry - information taken up by the Bush administration to justify the Iraq invasion.
A bipartisan report by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence found in September 2006 that al-Libi had "lied about the link to avoid torture". The committee also found that although al-Libi had close contacts with al-Qaeda, he was not a member of the fundamentalist Islamic network.
After extracting the false confession from al-Libi, the Egyptians handed him to the CIA. The date of the transfer is unknown, as is the location where he was detained, although there is speculation it was Guantanamo Bay in Cuba. Some time in early 2006 the Americans delivered al-Libi to Gaddafi.
Commenting on al-Libi's death in his cell shortly after he was visited by two HRW staffers on April 27, the campaign group's Middle East director, Sarah Leah Whitson, said it meant "the world will never hear his account of the brutal torture he experienced".
She added: "So now it is up to Libya and the United States to reveal the full story of what they know, including its impact on al-Libi's mental health."
Stacy Sullivan, a counter-terrorism adviser for HRW, said of al-Libi: "He's a fairly significant figure in the counter-terrorism world, and his testimony I would say provided the linchpin for the invasion of Iraq."
Sullivan said HRW personnel were "stunned" to discover al-Libi in Tripoli's Abu Salim prison during their fact-finding mission to Libya. Washington has never confirmed what happened to him, she said. When prison officials pointed out al-Libi to the research team, he refused to be interviewed by them. "Where were you when I was being tortured in American jails?" he said, according to Sullivan. She added: "He got really angry and walked away."
Human rights organisations and Islamic groups have questioned whether al-Libi's death was suicide.
Yasser al-Sirri, an Egyptian who runs the Islamic Observation Centre in London, said al-Libi was a "true Muslim, and Islam prohibits committing suicide".
Clive Stafford Smith of Justice, a group of British human rights lawyers, said: "We are told that al-Libi committed suicide in his Libyan prison. If this is true it would be because of his torture and abuse. If false, it may reflect a desire to silence one of the greatest embarrassments to the Bush administration."
Justice investigator Clara Gutteridge added: "He was tortured into making false statements that were relied upon to start the Iraq war, and when that became too embarrassing he was disappeared' to a rights-abusing country."
Hafed Al-Ghwell, a Libya expert and director of communications at the Dubai campus of Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, scoffed at the notion that people in Libyan jails "simply commit suicide".
He said: "This is a regime with a long history of killing people in jail and then claiming it was suicide. My guess is Libya has seen the winds of change in America and wanted to bury this man before international organisations start demanding access to him."
Tom Malinowski, the head of HRW's Washington office, said that al-Libi was "Exhibit A in the narrative that tortured confessions contributed to the massive intelligence failure that preceded the Iraq war".
The al-Libi case sheds light on the extraordinary level of co-operation that existed between the Bush team and the Gaddafi regime.
Gaddafi helped the US pursue al-Qaeda's network in North Africa by extraditing
radicals to neighbouring pro-Western states.
Early and excellent reporting on this, from a blog at the great site Firedoglake.com:
Investigating an Embarrassment: More Questions on Al-Libi's Torture, Death
The news of the death by possible suicide of former CIA "ghost prisoner", Ali Mohamed al-Fakheri, also known as Ibn al-Sheikh al-Libi, has caused only a small murmur in the U.S. press. The Washington Post s Peter Finn wrote a story on it Monday, noting the key fact that it was the tortured confession of al-Libi in an Egyptian prison, where he had been rendered by the U.S. and subjected to beatings and mock burial, that was used by then-Secretary of State Colin Powell in his February 2003 presentation to the UN as evidence that Iraq was in league with the Al Qaeda terrorists and/or interested in using WMD.
Bmaz made this point the other night when writing on the initial reports of al-Libi s death. Marcy Wheeler, in a new article, notes some suspicious matters concerning the timing of the events. The newly breaking story has also now been picked up by McClatchy (H/T Perris). Both Marcy and the McClatchy article note the "relentless pressure" put on interrogators to find some link between Al Qaeda and Saddam.
Powell s claims that Al Qaeda had been trained in chemical and biological weaponry by Saddam Hussein s regime was a key element of the U.S. drive to invade and occupy Iraq. But al-Libi recanted this story in January 2004. According to the Washington Post, the Defense Intelligence Agency and some CIA analysts weren t apparently convinced. The fact he lied "to avoid torture" was verified by "a bipartisan report of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence," according to a press release Monday on Al-Libi s death by Human Rights Watch (HRW).
HRW s press release was notable for another reason, as they reported that they had seen al-Libi alive on April 27 at Abu Salim prison in Tripoli, Libya, where they had gone to conduct a fact-finding mission. While al-Libi was uncooperative, HRW did end up speaking to "four other Libyan prisoners whom the CIA had sent to Libya under the rendition process in 2004 to 2006. The men claimed that before they were sent to Libya, US forces had tortured them in detention centers in Afghanistan, and supervised their torture in Pakistan and Thailand."
From HRW s press release:
Al-Libi s comment about being "tortured in American jails" was described somewhat differently to me in an email from HRW s Tom Malinowski Monday morning, who wrote that al-Libi told HRW personnel, "where were you when the Americans were torturing me in Gtmo"? The Guantanamo connection is an intriguing one, as human rights workers and journalists are trying to put together an understanding of what actually has occurred at that benighted facility.
As al-Libi was moved from place to place as a ghost prisoner in the CIA s secret prison system, did he spend some time at Guantanamo? A short story on al-Libi s death at UPI doesn t mention it. However, in a story in Monday s UK Telegraph, it s reported the former leader of the Al Khaldan training camp in Afghanistan was "was captured in Pakistan in early 2002 and sent first to Kanadahar in Afghanistan, then to the USS Bataan and finally to Guantanamo Bay, before he was sent to Egypt for further interrogation."
Malinowski told the Washington Post why he thought al-Libi was not sent with Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and the other "high-value detainees" from CIA prisons to Guantanamo in 2006:
The UK Telegraph article also reveals al-Libi "had been in contact with the legal charity Reprieve."
There s much more that can be written and/or asked about the al-Libi situation. Andy Worthington has been following the story, and has an updated post at his blog:
Cageprisoners also released a press release Monday questioning the story around al-Libi s death, and, like HRW, calling for an investigation of the circumstances:
Given the role of the torture and "confession" of Ibn al-Sheikh al-Libi in the run-up to and U.S. rationale for its invasion of Iraq, al-Libi is not just another "ghost prisoner", good for reporting by human rights blogs and ignored by all but a few of the media. By virtue of how he was used and abused, by the role given to him in the drive to execute the Iraq War -- and by how he died -- al-Libi is a pivotal figure in modern U.S. history.
I believe the International Committee of the Red Cross should initiate their own investigation into the death of al-Libi, under their mandate to investigate conditions in prisons around the world, and given al-Libi s status as one of the "high-value" prisoners in CIA prisons, which has been a previous source of ICRC investigation. I don t trust the U.S. or Libyan authorities to organize or run a fair investigation.
Something about al-Libi s death, especially after tentative contacts with two human rights agencies, seems very fishy, especially when one considers the mystery of his presence or non-presence at Guantanamo at some time in the past. We need to find out more, not just to render justice regarding Mr. al-Libi, but so we can know our own history, and make accountable those who ill-served this country by executing a lawless policy of kidnapping, torture and murder.
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I dont know if i understand this correctly and i think im pretty intelegent.
Does this mean that an A-class thai boxer with a Brown Belt in BJJ and 5 years exp at international level in wrestling with an MMA record of ? lets say 22-2-0 does not even qualify for the first course.
But some guy with a 1st dan in TKD does?
I have a friend who is a 2nd dan in TKD (pm for details if you think im bs'ing) and he "wouldnt go near MMA as it isnt his sport" but he qualifies for this course!.
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please help as i either genuinely dont understand or it really is as rediculous as i first thought.
I think it's ridiculous how these bodies think that just because they've got experience in running one sport, that they have the right to Govern/Sanction or be an authority in another... Each sport should have their own respective bodies, and this goes for all the combat sports - Kickboxing, Muay Thai, MMA, etc... Look at the mess that the Martial Arts are in as far as competition goes - you have the WKA/ISKA/WAKO and about 20 other bodies all promoting full contact, semi-contact, light continuous, bloody musical forms??, kata, weapons, etc, and it's lead to a complete watering down of the titles.
Keep MMA separate. The UK's top-MMA people should simply create a Board of Representatives and all agree the rules & regulations, standards and penalties for breaches. It doesn't have to affect smaller promotions from running their own 'Association Championships', but when it comes to National Titles only one is enough....
If something is not done, then somebody like the UFC may just come along and create an official UFC-UK champion, the the sport will be in the hands of one big greedy American corporation.
Our criteria can be seen for both coach and grades, for those who wish it, here www.mmacoach.co.uk
Constructive criticism accepted with pleasure ladies and gents, everyone may not agree of course but after many discussions it seemed the fairest way for us, again its there if needed and if not then fine - what we won't be doing however is advertising it in the media etc.
Andy, fair play on trying to establish an insurance for MMA. A couple of things I wanted to ask.
1) a requirement of 10 wins across the board is necessary. What about clubs starting out? How do they get insured/qualified? Or do they just go uninsured and unqualified until they get their wins.... it's not really safe guarding the growth of sport for the future is it. Only exisiting clubs with the appropriate wins will be able to regrister.
2)wining is great but it doesn't mean that when a person losses they are crap, just they they fought someone better on the day. You stated that these wins would be looked into to insure integrity (not a white wash) But what happens with close fights, decsions that go against a person? Surely the entire record should be looked at (W-L-D).
3) if sparring (when including hits on the ground) is not covered, then is this not pretty useless as most MMA clubs will carry out sparring including hits on the ground (other wise it's just kickboxing, clinch, and submission grappling.. not MMA really) as part of stress innoculation prior to competition. If this isn't done in the club, then there will be more injuries during competition as people will not be able to adequately 'ride the storm' under pressure.
4) what about clubs practising defense of ground n pound for self defense? Again if you are wanting realistic training, you will isolate this is drilling, but then go live and stress innoculate in sparring. How is this cover by insurance? Or training realistically is seen as uninsurable... and hence we can only drill things and not really know if what we are learning actually works?
Back to the WAKO debate or even getting a BB in MMA.... why are we trying to say that a coach has to have a BB or an extensive fight record. In boxing (where there is no such thing as a BB), I have seen many great coaches who where not great or top athletes themsleves (Freddie Roach comes to mind), some have no personal ring experience. But what the do have is coaching skills - the ability to take a person from A to B all the way to Z. Boxing Coaches courses seem to not revolve around techniques and drills but coaching theories, communication, etc.... and it's this that I think WAKO and other firms are trying to establish, rather than some meathead who may have skills running a 'fight club' type of arrangement where they just get people to beat up one another.
That aside should insurance ever become available everything will change as it will be the insurer setting the requirements not us or anybody else.
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Andy Morrell
Cobra Martial Arts Association
Also who would be represented?
just take all willing promotions that have held an event larger than 500 people? or top 10 biggest promotion and convince them to sit down and establish rules? Then just say this is what we think, smaller promotions take it or leave it? Also which promotion would get to host the uk title fights? arguments about money and advertising will ensue.
sorry that came across really negative, im only asking coz i think its a good idea.
Last edited by cmaauk; 03-05-2010 at 12:04 PM.
Andy Morrell
Cobra Martial Arts Association
I think people should stop being negative and just be greatful there are people willing to put in the effort to put this together. Constructive criticism will move us forward...
It's not being negative, it is indeed constructive criticism.
I think that being able to teach MMA (which means UFC etc style fights in a ring or cage, not a mix of traditional martial arts) requires far more than a dan grade in any TMA. In fact, I don't think a dan grade in a TMA is in anyway necessary and is a silly prerequisite to have. Also, to not require any grappling credentials before qualifiying someone to teach MMA is just ridiculous. (Assuming what cmaauk has said is true).
http://www.ChrisReesAcademy.com - http://thetattooedchimp.blogspot.co.uk/


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My child has very little appetite
My youngest child is almost 4 years old. She eats only soft food for meals and seldom eats solid food. She has very little appetite and always asks for milk. I try to prepare healthy food and make it look attractive to her and I make sure it tastes good but she eats only very little. How do I boost her appetite?
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The picky eating stage seems to be pretty common at around that age. Chances are that she is filling up on milk. If you are giving her cow's milk I would suggest switching to skim so that she is not getting as much filling from the milk. If you are opposed to that, try giving her water or very watered down juice as a substitute, particularly around mealtime. You may also want to consider giving her a children's vitamin, as it will help to make up for some of the nutrients she is missing out on and may help to increase her appetite as well.
9th March 2012 03:02 AM #3
Hi Gladys,
This is very common in young children.
Have you thought about involving your daughter in the food preparation to make the whole experience seem fun to her? I've also heard that not focussing too much on what a child is and isn't eating at mealtimes takes the pressure of them - often they will then relax and start to eat more food. Some children also need a long time to eat their meals and will appear to have finished halfway through the meal and then start eating again after a break.
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Re: Mathematica demos
You can go to Help->Demos. Also, I think they will love the Sound
Kristen W Carlson wrote:
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A clean air bill pushed by Gov. Gary Herbert as a key step to help reduce inversions along the Wasatch Front cleared a major hurdle Monday.
The Senate voted 27-0 to pass SB275, and sent it to the House.
Its sponsor, Sen. Stuart Adams, R-Layton, said it will put more cleaner burning natural gas vehicles on the road. But critics including state Office of Consumer Services director Michele Beck have said the bill could force natural gas utility ratepayers, including the poor and those on fixed incomes, to subsidize the effort.
The bill would allow interlocal agreements for local governments to jointly borrow money to buy new natural gas vehicles or convert their current fleets and build more natural gas fueling stations and maintenance facilities.
The bill instructs the Public Service Commission to study how to create a revolving loan fund to finance such projects including allowing Questar to use earnings to start it.
"To prejudge this as a rate increase is premature," Adams told the Senate.
He said it also could save money for governments and taxpayers over time. He said converting a school bus to use natural gas costs $30,000, but cheaper fuel costs pay that off in about two years allowing government to pocket saving of $15,000 a year after that.
Adams also said the bill also would decrease dependence on foreign oil, and help promote more use of natural gas that is drilled in Utah. Sen. David Hinkins, R-Orangeville, who said he invests in some wells, added that natural gas "doesn't even require refineries," and "it is one of the cleanest burning fuels we have."
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Passing a federal law banning almost all abortions after 20 weeks. Defunding parts of Obamacare. Weakening the Environmental Protection Agency. Kneecapping the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Elizabeth Warren's baby, the new agency within the Fed to police consumer fraud. And—maybe, just maybe—letting a Supreme Court seat sit vacant until after the next presidential election.
That's just the start of what happens if the Republicans win back the Senate this November. Imagine, posits a top aide to Mitch McConnell, a steady stream of legislation, much of it conservative, that will force Barack Obama to start vetoing bills for essentially the first time in his presidency.
And imagine a Republican Congress, with an eye toward 2016, that could take a number of steps to make life harder for presumed Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton. First and foremost: continuing their investigations—indeed redoubling them—into the Benghazi tragedy.
Democrats have been feeling a wee bit better lately about this November. The Affordable Care Act is looking stronger. Southern incumbents like Mark Pryor and Mary Landrieu have seen some friendlier poll numbers.
But the fact remains that the GOP has a decent to good shot at taking the Senate this fall. A brand new Washington Post/ABC poll splashed a little cold water across Democratic faces. It finds Obama's approval at an all-time low in Postpolls. More ominously, Republican respondents said they were planning on voting in far greater numbers than did Democrats. So this is a reality Democrats and liberals, like it or not, have to think about.
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The lady has cojones, which is more than we can say for the rest of the editorial page. Krog spends most of her time writing unsigned editorials, typically on the subject of county government. But she also pens signed opinion columns, which are sassier. For instance in a recent column she blasted Miami-Dade County Mayor Alex Penelas for opposing the hiring of Angela Gittens as the county's new aviation director. "For his political gain, Penelas is making it nearly impossible for MIA -- and therefore the public he purports to serve -- to get the strong, experienced management it needs," Krog wrote. "You have to wonder from whom Penelas is taking advice and counsel these days. I'd suggest he fire their butts."
On another occasion Krog was equally blunt toward the newest member of the school board. "It wasn't that I expected new Miami-Dade School Board member Jacqueline Pepper to start her public life with a quick display of leadership or anything," Krog allowed. "She's a political newcomer, after all, and has a lot to learn on the job. But I sure thought that for starters she'd do something smarter than hire her husband as a staff aide. It's legal, says Pepper. Sure, but it's not right."
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What a difference a year makes. Back then Miami-Dade County was snubbing the Latin Grammys. Now Mayor Alex Penelas and Cuban American National Foundation chairman Jorge Mas Santos are rolling out the red carpet for the awards show. Why? Technically it's because a U.S. Supreme Court decision effectively nullified the county ordinance that barred groups that do business with Cuba from using county-owned facilities. But the real reason is simpler: Penelas, Mas Santos, and others in the Cuban-American community finally awakened to the fact that they were losing the public-relations battle for the hearts and minds of the American people. Rather than seeming sympathetic, Cuban Americans were viewed as intolerant, especially following the Elian Gonzalez affair. And Miami, rather than being the vaunted Capital of the Americas, was becoming increasingly isolated. Opening the doors to the Latin Grammys is the first step in a long-overdue effort to reverse that trend.
The smart flier used to love Fort Lauderdale's airport. Whereas Miami's airport is chaotic and crowded, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International was almost shockingly easy to navigate. Short-term parking was easy to find, so picking up and dropping off were a breeze. Long-term parking cost only three bucks per day. But Broward officials have made the tragic decision to buff up their airport, to make it more "world class." So far they've succeeded in making it more closely resemble MIA or even LaGuardia in its unwieldiness. Traffic now snakes around pylons erected to support a new terminal. Parking prices have increased across the board. Unwelcome stress has been added to the pickup and dropoff process. And inside the place, ceiling tiles are missing and escalators are shut down as workers labor to redesign terminals that were just fine the way they were. So forget it. From now on we're just taking a cab to MIA.
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When asked about his New Urbanism-inspired development now under construction on Allison Island in Miami Beach -- a pedestrian-friendly neighborhood of moderate-height homes and townhouses -- Robins said what anyone offended by the condo canyon rising around South Beach longs to hear. "Everybody," he told the New York Times, "wants to build a 40-story building and sell you your shoebox in the sky without taking any responsibility for what effect a high-rise has on its surroundings."


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Colorado State University alumnus Caleb Bonham released a video on Tuesday discussing the recent late term abortion bill, the right to life, and the irrational attempt from the left to portray pro-life lawmakers as radicals.
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Get an overview of this hotel3-star Paris hotel in 14th Arrondissement, near Tour Montparnasse
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Located in 14th Arrondissement, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Paris Catacombs, Tour Montparnasse, and Cartier Foundation for Contemporary Art. Paris Expo Porte de Versailles and Luxembourg Palace are also within 2 mi (3 km).
Hotel Features
This hotel features a bar/lounge, a sauna, and a 24-hour business center. WiFi in public areas is free. Other amenities include self parking, concierge services, and a 24-hour front desk.
Room Amenities
All 17 soundproofed rooms provide free WiFi, free wired Internet, and minibars. For a bit of entertainment, flat-screen TVs come with satellite channels, and guests will also find room service and hair dryers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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Hotel Amenities
A computer station is located on site and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This 3-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. For a surcharge, a shuttle from the hotel to the airport (available on request) is offered to guests. This Paris hotel also offers a sauna, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 17
- Bar/lounge
- Concierge services
- Elevator/lift
- Airport transportation - drop-off (surcharge)
- Computer station
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Multilingual staff
- Luggage storage
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- 24-hour business center
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Sauna
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Soundproofed rooms
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Minibar
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Satellite TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Room service
- Room service (limited hours)
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Free wired Internet
- Individually decorated
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6 AM and noon.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a sauna.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are not available.
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.65 per person, per night
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 10 for adults and EUR 10 for children (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: EUR 18 per person (one-way)
- Airport shuttle fee per child: EUR 18 (one way), (from 0 to 18 years old)
- Self parking fee: EUR 15 per day
Hotel Name
- Fabe Hotel
- Le Fabe
- Le Fabe Hotel
- Le Fabe Hotel Paris
- Le Fabe Paris
- Hotel Le Fabe
We should mention
This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
National Rating
This property has received its official star rating from the French Tourism Development Agency, ATOUT France.


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RANCHO CUCAMONGA -- San Bernardino County Sheriff's authorities searched Victoria Gardens for an allegedly armed man Saturday only to find out the man was only armed with a cell phone, officials said.
Several deputies searched the outdoor shopping venue for about 30 minutes with help from the sheriff's aviation team, sheriff's officials said.
Deputies received reports of a man with a gun at Victoria Gardens near Kew Avenue around 2:30 p.m., according to reports. The caller stated the allegedly armed man was in the Macy's Men department store.
Deputies with help from the sheriff's aviation team's helicopter, spotted the reportedly armed man and detained him. After interviewing the man and the person who reported the incident, they determined the man was not armed and the witness had mistaken the man's cell phone for a firearm.
No injuries were reported and it's unclear if any of the stores were placed on lock down.
Several shoppers, some holding a Macy's bag, said they noticed the police activity but didn't know it was about. There was still a handful of law enforcement vehicles roaming the mall about an hour after the incident was reported.
Alejandra Cortez of Rancho Cucamonga stopped by the mall to quickly grab some iced coffee with her two daughters. The trio said they arrived after all the commotion and had no idea.
Cortez said she's not going to let this incident change her mind about being safe in public. She said she can't let these things faze her and doesn't want to live her life in fear.
"You don't even know anymore - it could happen anywhere," Cortez said. "Everyday you walk out the door you take a chance."


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Washington : Government Printing Office
|Chap. 219
|Independent Offices Appropriation Act, 1949.
Post, pp. 1027, 1196.
|Chap. 219
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25 U.S.C. §§ 70-70v.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the following sums are appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the Executive Office and sundry independent executive bureaus, boards, commissions, and offices, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1949, namely:
Salaries and expenses: For expenses necessary to carry out the purposes of the Act of August 13, 1946 (Public Law 726), creating an Indian Claims Commission, including personal services in the District of Columbia; printing and binding; and for deposit in the Treasury for penalty mail (39 U.S.C. 321d); $90,000.
Approved, April 20, 1948.


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As they say on Chopped -- two minute warning!
Hi, Linda, and all you of you 30 minute participants! Just want to say hello! Send your warm weather northward, please, Linda!
I'm off to see your masterpieces!
Oh, and, I like to add, I hope many of you can check out my chat tomorrow! More on the heart theme! It's an all day chat; come and go as you have time and scrap a layout for a GC to the store.
iMac computer/Adobe Creative Cloud: CS and Lightroom; SonyA57
Yay done and uploaded. I have figured out that I can not chat and scrap at the same time lol. Thanks for the challenge! It was fun!
My camera- Canon Rebel SL1, my IPhone SE
My lenses- EF 50 mm f/1.4, EF-S 18-55mm IS f/3.5-5.6, EF-S 55-250mm IS f/4-5.6
OK, so I was right ... I didn't remember! I have, however, downloaded the freebie (thank you Katie) and checked out the rules (thanks Linda) and I'll try to do a layout tomorrow just for fun.
loving all the fun red pages that are popping up in the gallery!! Looks like it was a great challenge Linda!
Thanks for the challenge Linda!! Good night all!
Congrats Melanie!!
Well I was four minutes too late, but I'm going to blame ACDSee and a slow computer!!!
How fun Linda, although my heart is still racing. I'm not made for these challenges. Off to ring mum and have some lunch now. And probably have a nap, I'm exhausted !! ;-)
Oh and the rebel in me used a portrait orientation on the frame, rather than a portrait photo. tee hee. It's all in the interpretation, right?
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My Blog
Camera : Canon 60D and Sony a300
Softwear : Photoshop Creative Cloud
Fun Stuff : Wacom Bamboo
Congrats Melanie!
Nikon D700
Lens Nikon 24-70 2.8, 50mm 1.4, 60mm 2.8 macro, Flash SB600
Dell PC, PSE5 and Wacom Bamboo fun
Congratulations Melanie. Brilliant job.
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Camera : Canon 60D and Sony a300
Softwear : Photoshop Creative Cloud
Fun Stuff : Wacom Bamboo
Great challenge-Thank you! Now to go make the page so I like it a bit more-Thank Katie for the freebies, love them!
Imagine the possibilities...and Happy, Happy, Happy!
Congrats Melanie!!!
Imagine the possibilities...and Happy, Happy, Happy!
Congrats, Melanie!
Night all, Wicca says it's feeding time!
Well, I totally missed it! Off to check out the pages. Congratulations Melanie!
Wow! Thank you! Was a little daunted, but persevered.. off to shop
Thanks a bunch for the great challenge, Linda! Such fun! Great pages in the gallery too!
Lynn (also known as Lynnie!)
Shoot...I guess I missed it...
HIghtail has some kind of maintenance problem and won't let me download the freebie...
Lovely pages in the gallery to enjoy this morning! Congratulations Melanie!
Chrissy x
My software: PSE 12 for Mac, run on my Macbook Pro!, yay!
My camera: Canon EOS 600D or still my trusty IXUS 950IS ( though it clunks a lot opening its shutter), or more likely my iPhone 4S
Linda, my apologies for not thanking you for hosting last night. When Wicca is hungry, she sits on the arm of the chesterfield and hits me with her tail....sounds trivial, but she is very insistent! So, thank you for hosting, and thanks for the challenge!
Dang, I am so sorry I had to miss it, I love these challenges. I was just reading through this thread and I am still laughing at Carol, she is such a hoot!!
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text: The Cowboys appear to be eyeing two running backs in particular: Oklahoma State's Joseph Randle and Michigan State's Le'Veon Bell. Randle appears to have announced via Twitter that he'll be visiting with the Cowboys on Tuesday: In 2011, the 6'0", 204 Randle rushed for 1,216 yards and 24 TDs, the second most TDs in school history behind only Barry Sanders (37). He followed that up with a 1,417-yard, 14 TD effort in 2012. Randle probably played 99% of his snaps at Oklahoma State out of the shotgun, and his skillset reflects that. He's great in pass protection, a trait the Cowboys desperately look for in their backs, and also an outstanding receiver. Randle is very elusive, runs hard and never gives up on a run. The only knock on Randle is that he's not very fast, only recording a pedestrian 4.63 forty at the Combine, but he improved on that with a 4.51 at his Pro Day. Randle is widely ranked as the third or fourth RB in this year's draft class. http://www.bloggingtheboys.com/2013...on-bell?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter


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FORT LAUDERDALE, FL -- PrimeTime Amusements said it is growing domestically and internationally thanks to several strategic partnerships and its new consultancy business. Florida-based PrimeTime operates, sells and rents amusement equipment, and serves a clientele around the globe.
PrimeTime president David Goldfarb said his company is building a new 15,000-sq.ft. FEC in Angola, one of six similar entertainment centers planned for Africa. And the company's sales to South American countries are growing significantly. The South American amusement market is "ready to explode," he said.
Closer to home, PrimeTime has forged partnerships with such companies as Johnny Rockets, McDonald's, Muvico and Xtreme Indoor Karting. Its most recent venture is with Johnny Rockets, an international restaurant chain that combines nostalgic 1950s-style decor and a malt-shop, classic-diner menu.
PrimeTime is a partner in the new 20,000-sq.ft. Johnny Rockets Fun & Games, slated to open in Fort Lauderdale in August. The facility will feature a sports bar, a gameroom, birthday party space and an expanded menu.
Franchise owner Kyle Eldridge said the expanded restaurant and arcade is his 12th location. It will replace the former Gameworks facility in the same building.
Goldfarb said the site is being developed with on a $3 million budget. Ron Mogerman, one of the founders of former Grand Prix Race-O-Rama, now Boomers, in Dania Beach, is an investor.
Goldfarb and Eldridge said if the first Johnny Rockets Fun & Games succeeds, more could follow in the U.S. and internationally.
Also in south Florida, PrimeTime has been operating about 100 arcade machines in a McDonald's in Orlando for the past three years.


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M+S get at me
wow, that jet is nice. beside that, kem, and fonse... fuck everything.
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^^second that
Ide like to set the record straight on a few things just so everyone knows how things went down. As for myself and the rest of STM we all found out about KALM as soon as and if not before everyone else did. The dudes a rat, WE KNOW! Anyone who pushed 730 DROPPED IT IMMEDIATELY. All of boston was affected by KALM and his mouth, especially people who were down with him, believe that. He turned his back on all of us. STM's been lining KALM since before it was the cool thing to do at your local wall. This is no personal get at anyone, just want people to know what happened.
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thats one less toy. hopefully there be more to go soon!
heres another one, been painting for like 90 years and is still toy!
i dont care about you but i give props to jet
Where because there arent any handlebars on his J?
in my opinion that shit is nice
and because someone sees no need in following whats hip to put on a wall meaning 90% of the garbage put up by dudes whos balls havent even dropped yet doesnt make them a toy. or whatever spews out of shitbags fingers through a keyboard and onto a forum for all to see.
Im the Orkin man.
LMAO..the last two pics
that production was so fuckin clean
here's the only stolen flick i'm going to ever post...


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Could Daniel Day-Lewis play Steve Jobs?
With the ability to inhabit characters like few other actors, we can't help thinking Daniel Day-Lewis is one of a handful of men who might be able to portray Steve Jobs' legendary professional intensity. Of course, he's famously fussy about taking roles, and would probably insist on running Apple for the duration of filming to get in character.
Could Ben Kingsley play Steve Jobs?
Can Ben Kingsley better his portrayal of Gandhi? If he can, it could be in the role Apple's founder and latter day CEO. He could even wear the same glasses. And for a hint of how Sir Ben might portray Steve Jobs' famously high-pressure attitude to work, look no further than Sexy Beast's Don Logan.
Could Noah Wyle play Steve Jobs?
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Could Tom Cruise play Steve Jobs?
Yeah, yeah – we see you shaking your fist. But wait, because if anyone can pull off a messianic Steve Jobs to the letter, it's Tom Cruise. Cruise is also adept at eureka moments (pace around racking brain + sudden enlightenment = iPhone, for instance). Even in the egoistic excesses of Hollywood, it's hard to think of anyone else capable of matching Jobs for overblown hyperbole and that blunted, driven ego.
Could Stanley Tucci play Steve Jobs?
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Dropkick Murphys donate over $300,000 to Boston Bombing victims
Listen to Dropkick Murphys on iHeartRadio
The Dropkick Murphys are doing their part to ease the pain of victims of the Boston Marathon bombings. This week the group announced that their charity, the Claddagh Fund, had donated over $300,000 to over 60 victims of the April 15th terrorist attack.
The Celtic punk group raised the money by selling benefit t-shirts, hosting a concert in April and releasing an EP that featured three songs by the band. The foundation also hosted a number of fundraisers. After releasing the funds last week, the band was able to meet with many of the victims in person.
Founding member Ken Casey says many of the victims "expressed a positive attitude" as they work to get their lives back to normal. Casey adds that the band was "humbled by the kindness" of friends and fans who supported the cause with "heart and passion."
The Claddagh Fund will continue to receive proceeds from iTunes sales of their charitable EP as well as through additional t-shirt sales.
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'"We are very pleased to have added a player with Richard's experience to our lineup," Atlanta general manager Don Waddell said. "He is a proven veteran who will provide us with leadership and stabilizing presence on our blue line."'
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