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Allon is recovering from his grueling showdown with a Palestinian master terrorist, when terrorism comes to find him once again. An al-Qaeda suspect is killed in London, and photographs are found on his computer - photographs that lead Israeli intelligence to suspect that al-Qaeda is planning one of its most audacious attacks ever, straight at the heart of the Vatican.
Allon warns his old friend, Monsignor Luigi Donati, the pope's private secretary, and rushes to Rome to assist in security. But what neither he nor Donati knows is that the Vatican has been thoroughly penetrated. An extraordinary enemy walks among them...and he's just getting started.
In the days and weeks to come, Allon and his colleagues will find themselves in a deadly duel of wits against one of the most dangerous men in the world - and a hunt that will take them across Europe to the Caribbean and back.
But for them, there may simply not be enough of anything: enough time, enough facts, enough luck. All Allon can do is set his trap - and hope that he is not the one caught in it.
Take another thrill ride with Gabriel Allon.
©2006 Daniel Silva; (P)2006 Brilliance Audio
"Gabriel Allon remains one of the most intriguing heroes of any thriller series." (Philadelphia Inquirer)
"The way Silva resolves his plot will keep readers right where he wants them: on the edges of their seats." (Publishers Weekly)
"Well worth the time"
I confess that I am a real fan of Daniel Silva and his main character Gabriel Allon and his mentor Ari Sharon. I have read several in the series and think this one is the best yet. While I thought the Messenger started a little slowly, Silva made up for it soon and the plot thickened quickly. The characters blended together into a real mosiac of excitement and suspense. The plot turns came fast and furious and I hated to put it down. You can't go wrong with The Messenger.
"Couldn't Turn It Off"
Great action and detail. Some situations were predictable, but I had to sit in my car and finish before I could get out. I've been a big fan of Vince Flynn's action/spy novels and his lead character Mitch Rapp. Now I've found another great source for this genre and another great lead character, Gabriel Allon. I'm downloading my next Daniel Silva now. The narrater did a very good job also.
"The Messenger"
I have read through all of Daniel Silva's books. Love Gabrial. The Messenger is the best one of the lot, I think. I listened to it twice!
"Great Listen"
The entire experience with this audio book was great. The novel itself is great, with good plot, action and emotion. The reading was superb. The reader was able to bring the novel to life. Absolutely a professional presentation.
good from cover to cover. Fiction kept me spellboound while honestly writing about our good "friends" the Saudis. Only knock would be slightly annoying voices of some of the women characters.
"Just okay."
I got this book based on the other reviews and I must say I don't get it. It was decent, but not at all up to par with other authors in the same genre nor as good as I expected based on the other reviews. At one point I almost stopped listening.
Part of the blame goes to the narrator for sure, but in general the story was just not that interesting and not told very well. There was this big buildup in the plot that fizzled out at the end. Then in the last 30 minutes, what was supposedly such a complex mission to pull of in the first place, got wrapped up like it was no big deal.
At times I had a hard time following what was going on and even when I went back to listen again the assumptions that were made did not make sense. A lot of lose ends.
To the folks who like this book I say try some Vince Flynn.
"Always satisfying"
I have not read the print version but I enjoy this performer so much I wouldn't even try the print version.
I have read/listened to all of the Silva books. I enjoy his plots and characters. His books are timely and relevant.
His accents and nuances are masterful.
Yes, however I saved it for long trips so I could savor the story and performance
"Wonderful story, subpar narrator"
Another great story.
As always with Daniel Silva's books, the characters are complicated, troubled souls, doing the best they can in a confusing and violent world. And yet, at times their darker sides get the best of them. As in life, sometimes there are no simple answers.
The auditor sounded like a newscaster with breaking headlines or a preacher at the pulpit. The story needs to be told with much more subtlety.
"Truly capitvating!"
This book draws you in until you are hooked. Silva is a master. I am looking forward to reading his next book.
"I loved this book!"
Another hit for Silva! The narrator was pretty good this time. He made Gabriell sound older than his age and the ending was a bit rushed but none the less I found it more enjoyable than listening to my favorite talk radio heads or late night Leno. I had to download the next book Secret Servant. I know you will love listening to this book and it will leave you thrusting to download the next book. I am hooked!
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`adb devices` only recognizes my phone when it's in usb debug mode and not in download mode. `heimdall devices` returns 'failed to detect compatible download-mode device.
this is very frustrating because all i need to freaking do is root my device. everything else seems simple. but these $@#^ing phone companies need to step off and realize that i bought this hardware - it is mine and i should be able to do whatever i please. even if it means removing their stupid NASCAR app. really? a @$#^ing nascar app.

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Some time ago, in the forums, I commented on the thread that asked what Dragonwell people were going to get this spring. This is one that I recommended. It's an OUTSTANDING dragonwell.
Then again, you can't really go wrong with Teavivre.
This is a very fresh Dragon Well, and it's a freshness that can be tasted. Sweet, mild, fresh, pure, clean, nutty and buttery are all words that come to mind when I sipped this tea. It's an invigorating and refreshing green tea.
A delightful chestnut flavor with a hint of steamed veggies. As I continued to sip, I could pick up on some apple-like flavors. Savory notes toward mid-sip: a little salty. A really, really good Dragonwell!
here's my full-length review: http://sororiteasisters.com/2014/04/21/organic-nonpareil-qian-dragon-well-long-jing-green-tea-teavivre/


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Lester Grinspoon
& James B. Bakalar
Pages: 387Price:
12.95Publisher: The Lindesmith CenterPub
Date: 1979 (1997 Edition)ISBN: 0964156857
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From Back Cover -
Two of the world's leading experts on drug use provide the
general reader with a comprehensive survey of psychedelic drugs and
the scientific and intellectual issues they raise. The authors
review the chemistry of psychedelics, their effects, and the history
of human experience with them as well as assessing the potential
value of the drugs.
"An exceptionally well-balanced scientific discussion of
every aspect of psychedelic drugs... It is a courageous book
which simultaneously succeeds both for the popular and scientific
audiences." - Carl Sagan
"Our social policy has all but ignored the extraordinary
potential of psychedelic drugs for therapeutic use and inner
development. This book has played and will continue to play a
significant role in bringing the weight of scientific reason to bear
on re-opening the research opportunities that are a necessary
prerequisite for rectifying this situation." - Ram Dass
don't recall ever seeing a single book treat in so scholarly yet
lucid a fashion all of the historical, social and scientific aspects
of drugs with accuracy, balance, and thoughtful reflection." -
Solomon H. Snyder, M.D.
Lindesmith Center, a project of the Open Society Institute, is a
research institute dedicated to broadening the debate on drug policy
and related issues. ... The center's guiding principle is harm
reduction, an alternative approach to drug policy and treatment that
aims to minimize the adverse effects of drug abuse and punitive drug
prohibition. (page viii)
Psychedelic Drugs Reconsidered is the first book to be
republished as part of The Lindesmith Center's drug policy classics
reprint series. Grinspoon and Bakalar wrote this book in the
late 1970s, when the controversies of the 1960s seemed long past and
when research on psychedelics had virtually ground to a halt. Their
objective was principally intellectual: to record, synthesize, and
reflect upon a rich history of scientific research and societal
experience with psychedelics that was rapidly being forgotten. (page
Is this book dangerous? Perhaps, in its capacity to stimulate
curiosity in a realm of drug use and personal exploration that is
almost entirely illegal, and not without risks. but those who hope
or fear to find in these pages a paean to psychedelic adventuring
will be disappointed. Grinspoon and Bakalar have written a sober and
comprehensive analysis of a complex subject that includes accounts
of extraordinary pleasure, insight, and ecstasy, but also intense
pain and fear. this book is most likely to be read by those who have
tried psychedelics, and thus find themselves tempted by its title.
but it is best read by those who have never tried these drugs, who
worry about those who have used or might use these drugs, and who
want to know the truth. (Ethan Nadelmann "Preface to the 1997
Edition," page xiii)
The therapeutic promise of psychedelic drugs is still unfulfilled,
but new prospects have emerged. Therapists may be able to take
renewed inspiration from the ancient traditions of religious
psychedelic use � always one of the places where spirituality and
psychotherapy have converged. The use of peyote by North American
Indians has been legitimized by the Indian Religious Freedom Act of
1994, which prohibits the passage of state laws banning the services
of the Native American Church. In a recent study of the sacramental
use of ayahuasca by Amazon Indians, researchers have found
that like peyote, it serves as a treatment for alcoholism. Rick
Doblin, the most zealous and effective advocate of continued
psychedelic drug research, has reviewed the Good Friday experiment
(described on pages 280-281) after twenty-five years and found that
most of the men who took psilocybin still thought the experience had
genuine mystical features. They believed that the positive changes
they reported in the original study had persisted and sometimes
deepened over the years, and they said the experience had enhanced
their appreciation of life and deepened their commitment to a
religious vocation. (pages xx-xxi)
Chrestomathy entry for Psychedelic Drugs Reconsidered
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The Made in Italy Business Directory
Dallara automobiles in Varano de' Melegari, an old town in the province of Parma, is an Italian producer and niche market world leader, known throughout the world for its single-seater racing cars. For over 40 years it has been providing advice for car makers and designing and building one-make vehicles for track championships all over the world. As well as designing and building single-seaters for Formula One, Dallara has won the Indianapolis 500 seven times and the Indy Racing League (IRL) championship nine times. The company designs and builds one-make vehicles for the Indy Pro Series (IPS) championships, the World Series by Renault, the GP2 Series, and F3 championships all over the world. It also collaborates in numerous research and development projects with leading international manufacturers (Ferrari, Lancia, Alfa Romeo, Audi, Toyota and Honda). The company, which had a turnover of 30 million Euros in 2009, has recently opened its third wind tunnel.
Today Dallara is headed by Andrea Pontremoli, former CEO of IBM Italy, who holds the position of managing director and is also a shareholder. It is a young company, with 50% of its 180 employees having been there for less than 18 months, and to combat the economic crisis, the company has opted to invest in research and development. 15% of its turnover has been channelled into creating a cutting-edge driving simulator that is the only one of its kind in the world.
The racing car simulator is so sophisticated that it reduces crash tests, track tests and prototypes to a minimum. The simulation has four stages. The first studies the dynamics of the vehicle, using mathematical models. The second calculates aerodynamics and enables a scale prototype to be built, which is then tested in the wind tunnel. This is followed by a computer analysis of the materials and structure in virtual crash simulations. Finally, there is the design and packaging stage in which everything is assembled, still on a virtual level. Only when each particular detail has been established, tested and studied do Dallara's expert craftsmen finally build the prototype and test it on the road. The level of simulation is so accurate that the performance of the real vehicle does not vary much from the simulation. However, it provides remarkable savings when compared to the traditional processes, with fewer prototypes needed to be built and less track expenses and design errors. Thanks to this innovation, Dallara achieved a record number of vehicles in production last year. It is no coincidence that all of the 23 cars that raced in the 2009 Indianapolis 500 came from the Dallara factories.
2010 has been the year of return for Formula One and Campos Meta, Spain's leading Formula One racing team, has a strong Italian accent. Daniele Audetto, known in the motor racing world for having competed in rally championships with Fiat and, more recently, as manager of the Super Aguri F1 team, has been named as the group's managing director. Aside from this, Campos Meta relies on the technological assistance and engineering experience of Dallara, with its winning track record.


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Number of IP address that is theoretically available 255x255x255x255 around 4 billion or more that must be distributed to all internet users throughout the world. The division of classes is intended to facilitate the allocation of IP Address, better for the host / network or for certain specific purposes.
IP Address can be separated into 2 parts, namely the network (net ID) and the host (host ID). Net ID to participate in the identification of a network from another network, while the host ID identifies a role for the host in a network. So, all hosts are connected in the same network have the same net ID. Some of the bit-bit from the beginning of the IP Address is the network bit / network number, while the rest is for the host. Dividing line between the network and the host is not fixed, depending on the class network. IP address is divided into five classes, namely class A, class B, class C, class D and class E.
Differences in each class is on the size and amount. For example IP class A network used by a few but the number of hosts that can ditampung by each network is very large. Class D and E is not used in general, the class D is used for network multicast, and class E for experimental keprluan. Internet Protocol software determines the type of division of this class with a few test bits of the first IP Address.
The first bit IP address class A is 0, with the long 8-bit net ID and host ID length of 24 bits. Be the first byte IP address class A has a range from 0-127. So there is in the 127 class A network with each network can accommodate about 16 million hosts (255x255x255). IP address assigned to the class A network with the number of hosts that are very large.
IP address class A
Two-bit IP address class B is always set to 10 so that the first byte is always worth between 128-191. Network ID is 16 bit and 16 bit host ID and the rest is so that if the computer has IP address 18.104.22.168, the network ID = 167205 and host ID = 26161. On. IP address class B has a range of IP from 191.155.xxx.xxx to 128.0.xxx.xxx, ie, the network was 65,255 with the number of hosts in each network host 255 x 255, or approximately 65 thousand hosts.
IP address class B
Class C IP address is used to initially small-sized networks such as LAN. Bit the first three class C IP address is always set to 111. Network ID consists of 24 bit and 8-bit host ID, so can the rest of about 2 million network with each network has 256 hosts.
Class C IP address
Class C IP address used for multicasting. 4-bit first-class C IP address is always set to 1110 so that the first byte in the range of 224-247, while the next bit-bit is set according to the needs multicast group that uses this IP address. In multicasting is not known term network ID and host ID.
Class E IP address is not for public use. First 4-bit IP address class is set in 1111 so that the first byte in the range of 248-255.
Also known as the additional term Network Prefix, which is used for the IP address that refers to the network prefix is jaringan.Penulisan with a slash "/" followed by numbers that indicate the network prefix length in bits. Eg to appoint a class B network 167.205.xxx.xxx used 167205/16 writing. Figures 16 is a bit long for the network prefix class B.
Configure TCP / IP
Implementation of the TCP / IP protocol on Windows98 includes standard TCP / IP, with kompatible
TCP / IP-based network. Standard protocol TCP / IP, including:
1. Internet Protocol,
2. Transmission Control Protocol (TCP),
3. Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP),
4. Address Resolusion Protocol (ARP),
5. User Datagram Protocol (UDP).
TCP / IP must be configured before the first order to "communicate" in the network
computer. Each card is a computer network has been installed and requires a subnet IP address
mask. IP address must be unique (different from the other computers), the subnet mask is used to
distinguish the network ID of the host ID.
Provide IP Address
IP address and subnet mask can be provided automatically using Dynamic Host
Configuration Protocol (DHCP) or manually disi.
Procedures are conducted to fill in IP address:
1. Open the Control Panel and double-click the Network icon.
2. In the Configuration tab, click TCP / IP is in the list for network cards that have been
3. Click Properties.
4. In the IP Address tab, there are 2 options:
* Obtain an IP address automatically
Akan IP address obtained through DHCP facilities. DHCP function to provide IP address
automatically on a computer that uses TCP / IP. DHCP working relationships with
client-server, the DHCP server provides the IP address of a group that can be given
on the DHCP client. In providing this IP address, DHCP IP address only lend
it. So the IP address this ongoing dynamic.
* Specify an IP address
IP address and subnet mask manually filled.
5. Click OK.
6. If necessary re-entry to the dialog box in the TCP / IP Properties, click the Gateway tab,
enter the server address.
7. Click OK.
8. If required to activate the Windows Internet Naming Service (Wins) server, re -
in the dialog box to TCP / IP Properties, click the Wins Configuration tab, and click Enable
Wins Resolution and number of entries the server address.
9. If required to activate the domain name system (DNS), back to the box
dialogue TCP / IP Properties, click the DNS Configuration tab, click Enable DNS, enter the number
the server address.
10. Click OK.


text: These were demos which were painted in an auto bodyshop. One is in 9/10 condition but the other has some paint-chips - which I haven't had the time to touch up - probably 7.5-8/10 condition. Strung with Babolat Tonic Ball Feel natural gut on mains, and Xcel premium on crosses a few months ago and strings are just beginning to fray a little. $180 shipped and paypalled within North America for both. Pics are at:http://picasaweb.google.com/hjadwani/UPDATEDPJPIX?authkey=U-EaE_i6sW8#5276323647912378546, but those pics show fresher strings. If interested please call at 905-230-2750 or email at firstname.lastname@example.com. Probably 4-5 grams heavier than the non PJ version, as the paint added some weight.


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The spray gun is rich with features and benefits. It is lightweight (only 570 grams) and features outstanding finish quality and increased operator comfort with its grip and barrel design. In addition, it's easy to maintain thanks to an intuitive control module that features smart diagnostics. Plus, it's easy to use — ready to spray right after assembly. Another major bonus: Nanogun MV is so efficient thanks to its ability to spray with both high current and high voltage, that users will experience significant paint savings and compressed air savings.
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|20 Feb 2010
windows 7
window problem
i have malwarebyes installed but windows say that only windows defender
and kaspersky are installed even thought malware is installed and
protection enabled
|My System Specs
|20 Feb 2010
Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
As far as I know, Malwarebytes does not integrate itself into Windows Security Center. Windows doesn't know that it is installed.
|My System Specs
|20 Feb 2010
Windows 10, Home Clean Install
I use malwarebytes, also, and have recommened it often. If you are using the free addition, it will not be displayed by windows security center. The free edition does not have any real time protection. You can only check to see if you are infected and, hence not reflected by Windows Security Center.
|My System Specs
|20 Feb 2010
Win 7 Ultimate 64-bit. SP1.
I too have programmes installed that are not listed.[Including one with Real Time Protection enabled.]
Have no concern. Just make sure you surf safely, scan as recommended, update regularly & everything should be ok.
Good luck tz frantic.
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Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California
Rent house in CA. They found mold in a few rooms caused by leaking in the plumbing. Will probably take a week or more to fix. Are the owners responsible for paying for a hotel for us during construction?
Asked on 5/01/13, 3:32 pm
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No. If you cannot reasonably live in the house while the work is done, you don't owe rent for those days. That's it.
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text: few days ago i've found a great scandinavian band - Loop Troop. i think they're from Sweden and they have one of the best rap i've ever heard. To all those interested go to [Only registered and activated users can see images. Click Here To Register...] and download the videos (3 of Promoe and 3 of Loop Troop)


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Our family was bitten by the flu bug over the Christmas holidays, but there has to be some good that comes from mopping up puke and blowing stuffy noses... inspiration!! So here it is, a kit to scrap your fevers and chills, your stomach flu and headaches... the unavoidable discomforts of being sick. 'Sickies' is a collaboration kit I created with Rachel Young. There is also a set of matching journal cards, including a printable pdf. Both are 20% off over this weekend.
Friday, January 25, 2013
NEW collab with Rachel Young!
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Labels: new products
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
SOSN (Something Old, Something New) at the Pad
Something OLD
This week I have 4 parts to my Unwritten collection for you! All 50% off today only!
Something NEW
And as for something new, I've got this cute alpha (also 50% off!) I called "Caleb" - like my first born son. If you haven't already guessed, there will be a "Nate" alpha and a "Jude" alpha to follow! ;)
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Friday, January 18, 2013
TLP Birthday Bash!!
There is so much going on right now at the pad..... You are NOT going to want to miss it! We have tons of challenges, games and PRIZES, plus a 30% store wide sale! I wanted to have a new kit ready for today, but life got in the way of that happening (sigh). That's all part of me trying to be more balanced (my new word for 2013). It will be ready for next week though. In the meantime, I DID manage to make a set of 8,5x11 templates and template builder as requested by a few of you. I hope you find them to your liking! I had to reduce the blocks to 70% of their original size to make them fit. That gave me room for another row of blocks and a footer area. So actually, you are getting more options with this format! ;) The element packs still work with the 8,5x11 templates, but they need to be reduced to 70% of their original size as well. Oh, and I made a new DYY element pack - some chalked Notes... and a pack of Woody Feathers that include a PDF printable version for your hybrid projects! Have a great weekend!
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Wednesday, January 16, 2013
SOSN (Something Old Something New) at the Pad
Something OLD
This has to be one of my FAVORITE kits! I love the muted tones and calming theme. Maybe it's because my life is too hectic and I need to find a quiet spot in my mind! lol! So I am pleased to offer it to you today at 50% off!! You will find the full kit 'Mellow' and the 'Mellow Photo Overlays' at www.the-lilypad.com
Oh! And I almost forgot... I have this FREE SAMPLE of the Mellow kit available in my shop as well!
Something NEW
My kids say the funniest things! I've gotten into the habit of writing these down on FB, much to the delight or exasperation of my FB friends... lol! So I thought it would be a good idea to make these quote cards to scrap some of the best quotes of 2012! If you use these on a layout with some funny kid quotes, I'd LOVE to see it!! Hook me up in the comments so I can go take a look! :)
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Labels: freebie, new products
Friday, January 11, 2013
Document Your Year collection!
Have you tried and failed to document your year with a system that requires daily or weekly maintenance? Have you felt guilty about falling behind or missing a day? Shouldn't your documenting system follow your pace rather than you trying to keep up with others? That's how I felt, so I put together a tool that you can use to build your own templates to meet your scrapping needs.
This is NOT a set of ready-made templates, though I did make some, for those of you who are not quite ready to work outside your comfort zone. What THIS is, is a very large psd file with coloured blocks that you can turn on and off according to the number of photos you want, their size, and their positions. Introducing the Template Builder. Click the image below to view or download a video tutorial my dh so kindly put together for me. We had some trouble with a cut-off at the beginning and the end, so we are working to get that fixed, but for now at least you can see how to use these! :)
And here's a closer view of the product. It comes with a template block guide to help you identify which blocks you want to turn on and off. All of these blocks are included in the Template Builder, allowing for hundreds of possible combinations!!
So... if you don't feel quite ready to try the Template Builder, or your software doesn't support psd files, I have also prepared a set of 25 ready-made templates that you can mix and match. They range from 1 photo block to 16. I've included psd files, tiff files and storyboards in png files. But wait, there's more!!! Scroll down!!!!!!
I've created CO-CORDINATING ELEMENT PACKS to match the template blocks!!!! Yes! That's right!!! The elements are named according the block color they match so it's as easy as pie to fit them into your template! Many more element packs are on the way. This is just the beginning!!
This collection is available at the-lilypad.com as of today, and it's 20% off for the weekend!
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Tuesday, January 8, 2013
SOSN (Something Old Something New) at the Pad
Something OLD
I am excited to add my IQ collection to the Pad this week at 50% off today (Wednesday) only!!! This is a re-released of my collab with Studio 68, along with an add-on wordart pack by me.
I also have a free IQ sample available for my Facebook fans! Simply like my FB page to gain access to the download links!
Something NEW
Finally, I have 2 NEW products, also available at 50% off today (Wednesday) only!!!
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Labels: freebie, new products
Friday, January 4, 2013
January BYOC at the Pad!
I am beyond thrilled to be contributing to the January BYOC (Build Your Own Collab) at The Lilypad! The color combo we had to work with is particularly gorgeous. So with no further delay, I present you "Pretty"!
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Labels: BYOC, new products
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
And so we begin!
Have you heard the news? I'm guesting at The-Lilypad this month! I'm incredibly excited to be sharing this time with such a talented group of designers! In the month ahead I will have several re-releases of older products as well as a slew of new stuff that I can't wait to show you!!! We are starting off the month with a re-release and a new element pack for the SOSN sale (Something Old Something New). These are 50% off today only! I would be so very thankful if you would help me spread to word to your scrapping friends so I can get some momentum going with this new venture.
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Restless nights. Loss of appetite. Tummy aches. Temper tantrums. Clingy behaviour.
The experts say those are some of the signs your child may be feeling anxious about going back to school — though they stress that any sudden change in behaviour is a red flag.
But relax. Some apprehension is normal. The Star spoke with counsellors and child psychologists about what parents can do to ease their children's anxiety and get them excited about returning to school next week.
• Talk to your kids about what's bothering them, says Victoria Saini, a counsellor at Kids Help Phone, which saw a spike in calls this month prompted by back-to-school anxiety. Be mindful that younger children may have difficulty verbalizing their fears. And older kids may be uncomfortable opening up, so try broaching the subject in an informal setting, such as while you're out for a walk, so they don't feel like they're being put on the spot.
"Normalize the anxiety, don't trivialize it," says Saini.
• Get children back on their regular sleep routine, says psychologist Sandra Mendlowitz of the Hospital for Sick Children's anxiety program. Ideally, this should be done weeks before school starts. Just as it takes time to adjust to a new time zone when you travel, youngsters need to adjust to the "school time zone." Adequate sleep is key to easing anxiety, she says. Pre-schoolers need 11 to 13 hours a night; grade school kids need 10 to 11 hours; tweens and teens should get eight to nine hours.
• If your child is starting a new school, he or she will be less anxious if they are familiar with their surroundings and know what a regular day will entail, says Mendlowitz. Walk the route to school or show kids where they'll be picked up and dropped off. Most schools are already open, so visit the school, see the classroom and meet the teacher.
• Make a list of your child's fears and devise strategies for coping with them. Role play situations and develop ways to deal with scenarios that cause distress, says Mendlowitz. You may also want do a reality check with your kids to test whether their fears are grounded in legitimate concerns.
• Get children excited about school by letting them select items such as a new school bag or lunch box, says child psychologist Stella Benarroch. "They become part of the preparation," says Benarroch, director of professional services at Collage Pediatric Therapy. "It really brings (a child) into the present instead of wondering what the future holds."
• Remind your kids that the school year isn't just about academics but also social, sports and leisure activities. "If going to school is an arduous process everyday then they need something to feel good about," says Benarroch.
• Explain that new situations can be stressful but that they get better with familiarity. Clinical psychologist Tamar Chansky says she uses the analogy of a swimming pool. "When you start school it's sort of like getting into that swimming pool," says the author of Freeing Yourself From Anxiety. "It might not feel great at first. . . But you get used to it and it feels good." Ask your kids how long it took in previous years for the jitters to pass. They'll probably say just a few weeks. "Seeing that end point is really helpful," says Chansky.
• The night before school, have children prepare their outfit, school bag and lunch rather than in the morning. "It creates a lot of anxiety when people have to rush around or feel like they're missing things or feel disorganized," says Mendlowitz.
• Children with learning difficulties may be especially anxious, so if the school material proves to be too challenging, speak with teachers and get additional support, says Andrea Del Vecchio, a school-focused child and family therapist at The Etobicoke Children's Centre. "The earlier we identify learning challenges, the better."
By the numbers: Kids ask for help
Kids Help Phone, a national service, is an anonymous round-the-clock counselling service for kids and youth. Some 5,000 young people contact it each week. The phone number is 1-800-668-6868.
24Percentage of calls and online contacts that relate to mental health, including stress and anxiety. The percentage does not include suicide.
21Percentage of calls that relate to peer pressure and similar issues that involve other kids.
10Percentage of calls relating to bullying.
3Percentage of calls that relate to school issues, such as changing schools, academic problems, ADHD and other learning disabilities.
Children's Mental Health Ontario, which represents providers of child and youth mental-health treatment services throughout the province, says serious anxiety among young people is common.
25Percentage of kids who seek help for their mental issues who present with very high anxiety.
20Percentage of Ontario children under 19 who experience a mental, emotional or behavioural disorder severe enough to seriously affect their functioning at home, school or within the community.
Source: Kids Help Phone; Children's Mental Health Ontario
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Cross Stitch Crazy is a monthly, UK-based magazine. Written in a very friendly style, the bulk of each issue consists of a range of cross stitch charts. Charts are always clear and easy to follow, with the centre of the design and each 10x10 box highlighted for ease of use. Each chart also comes with details of special stitches (such as backstitch or French knots), information about design size (in standard measurements and stitch count) and a colour key which lists suggested threads numbers for DMC, Madeira and Anchor brand users.
Charts are usually grouped into project sections, with several charts following one theme. There are often photographs of finished projects accompanying each section, as well as a short passage on the theme and thoughts from the designer, or one of the stitchers who has made up the design.
Cross Stitch Crazy also includes a wide variety of regular features, including news on upcoming kits, help in finding old designs, and answers to technical questions.
There is a vibrant Cross Stitch Crazy community which is fostered through a readers' letters section. Here readers submit photos of projects that mean a lot to them, and the story behind their work. There are also details of cross stitch clubs and groups around the country which casual readers may find useful.
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I love this magazine as it regularly gives away charts and free kits to keep you busy, I have recieved magazines with lots of charts in, at the minute they are mostly christmas charts. You however do not recieve the thread and aida with these charts, but you do sometimes get the full kits, with the latest issue I recieved this month I got a free kit with the chart, aida, thread and a needle, this kit was of a cat in a wreath.
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Cross Stitch Crazy is a monthly magazine. It costs £3.75.
The magazine features a number of different cross stitch charts each month. They vary in size, from big pictures right down to little tiny motifs that are suitable for gift tags and keyrings. I like to make a lot of cross stitch cards and smaller pictures and I prefer this magazine as it seems to have a lot of smaller sized charts.
The magazine trys to cater for every taste and there is always a wide variety of charts in many different themes and styles. This months magazine (October issue) is Christmas themed. That may seem early to non-cross stitchers, but bear in mind that it can take months to finish a bigger stitching piece or to make lots of Cross stitched cards. However, most months the magazine doesn't follow a particular theme.
To demonstrate the variety, these are just some of the charts featured in the last few months of the magazine:
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I have always found the gifts to be of a good quality. I enjoy getting the gifts, but I would not buy the magazine just for them if I was not interested in the charts as well. I see them as a nice bonus.
To conclude, I would recommend this magazine to any ability cross stitcher. There is a wide variety of charts every issue so there will almost certainly be something to suit all tastes.


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Graham Spiers feels the emotional appeal of the Christmas story and recognises that it a represents "genuinely earth-shattering cosmic event" (Perspective, 20 December).
Sadly, he seems to think that this spiritual appeal must be tempered by rational doubt about the historical veracity of the gospel accounts. Ideologically driven scepticism about the New Testament documents dominates media discussion and is wrongly regarded as the neutral and intelligent position.
Of course, academic controversy infuses all Biblical Studies, but the fact remains that a very substantial proportion of scholars defend the gospels as reliable accounts from within the circle of Jesus's friends and family. I urge Mr Spiers to investigate further. The writings of a former and current professor at St Andrews University might help: Richard Baukham and Tom Wright.
Churches can appeal through nostalgia and community warmth at Christmas time, but, if the gospel of Jesus Christ is omitted, then we are left with just another pleasing but ultimately empty tradition. With it, we can enter into a life and society changing community, living in communion with the creator of the universe.
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Exports from Isfahan's Folad-Mobarakeh Complex will hit 800,000 tons by the end of the current Iranian calendar year 1383 (March, 20 2004-March 19, 2005).
The complex exports manager, in an interview with the Mehr News Agency, said that the Mobarakeh Steel Complex intends to export 35 percent of its products during the current Iranian fiscal year.
According to Davud Khadem, the export volume is predicted to amount to one million tons of various products already being manufactured at the complex.
During the last Iranian year 1382 (March 20, 2003-March 19, 2004) Mobarakeh Complex exported 503,600 tons of products valued at $158 million, a 45 percent rise compared to the same period of the Iranian year 1381.
Khadem added that in the first two months of the current year the complex has exported 300,000 tons. (menareport.com)
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Run down the hills of San Francisco with a cable car, avoid obstacles and collect as many points as possible! If you like Aggressive Alpine Skiing, then this could be for you!
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Washington A cousin of mine, long since dead, had a baby grand piano and mordant sense of humor. So one year, for his birthday, I sent him a gilt-framed photograph (suitable for propping on the Baldwin) of President Idi Amin of Uganda, seated, in his robes as chancellor of Makerere University.
It was, as such things go, pretty funny: The late Idi Amin was, in the words of The New York Times, a "beefy, sadistic and telegenic despot," barely literate, and his pensive pose, in academic regalia, struck just the right discordant note. There were many such pictures. The most famous was a 1975 shot of the president, enthroned, moving past a crowd of cheering Ugandans while carried on a litter held by British businessmen resident in Kampala, the capital city. The Englishmen, forced to bear the burden as a cost of doing business, looked suitably embarrassed; but the Africans in the audience smiled broadly and waved. What looked like buffoonery to the West played well to the home audience.
Amin was a byproduct of British colonialism. The son of a farmer and member of the minority Kakwa tribe, he served in the King's African Rifles in the late 1940s and, owing largely to his great height and powerful build, attracted the attention of British commanders recruiting native combatants to fight the Mau Mau rebellion in neighboring Kenya.
When Amin's patron, Milton Obote, succeeded to the Ugandan presidency after independence in 1962, Amin, trained as a paratrooper in Israel, held the highest rank of any African in the Ugandan military. A decade later, when Obote's left-wing despotism turned his countrymen against him, Maj. Gen. Amin staged a palace coup. Ugandans were relieved to be rid of Obote, and the world was assured by Amin's declarations of good intent.
Like many Africans of the immediate post-colonial generation, Amin held deeply ambivalent feelings about the mother country. As he raised his own military rank ever higher (field marshal) he adorned his uniform with self-awarded British decorations. His Makerere chancellor's robes were indistinguishable from the Oxford/Cambridge version. He once offered to serve as the monarch of Scotland, and when Queen Elizabeth II celebrated the silver anniversary of her coronation, he expected her to send him "her 25-year-old knickers" as a token of his status as a commonwealth head of state.
Behind the comic exterior, however, beat a heart of darkness. The few Englishmen resident in Uganda were routinely harassed, and in one episode, Amin threatened to execute a writer named Denis Hills who had called him a tyrant in an unpublished manuscript. Undoubtedly the high-water mark of Amin's rule came when the then-British foreign secretary, James Callaghan, was obliged to fly to Kampala to plead (successfully) for Hills' life.
By then, Amin's tyranny had turned Uganda into a charnel house. In 1972, he summarily expelled 50,000 third-generation Ugandans of Asian descent, mostly Indians, thereby sending the country's entrepreneurial class into exile. He assembled a sinister corps of guards and executioners -- with organizational names such as the Public Safety Unit and the State Research Bureau -- to torture and kill members of the rival Acholi and Langi tribes, and then random Ugandans.
Amin's victims were, at first, largely powerless: farmers, shop clerks, students whose wives or money were coveted by the death squads. In due course, however, the killings became indiscriminate: ex-Cabinet members, teachers, Anglican clergymen, judges, business executives, physicians and even foreigners joined the ranks of the shot and dismembered. In eight years of misrule, as many as 300,000 Ugandans, out of a population of 12 million, had been put to death by the chancellor of Makerere University.
The interesting fact about Idi Amin is that, despite his arresting combination of lunacy and terror, he was by no means sub-Saharan Africa's premier agent of slaughter. Since 1960, about 9 million black Africans have been killed by their fellow Africans: a little more than 2 million in the Congo, 2 million in Sudan, a million each in Nigeria and Mozambique, Ethiopia (855,000), Rwanda (823,000), Uganda (555,000) and so on. The economies have suffered as well: The majority of African countries have seen stagnation or deterioration since independence in the 1960s and, according to a comprehensive study by the Hoover Institution, "most ... are poorer than they were in 1980 -- sometimes by very wide margins."
A half-century after independence, it is difficult to blame imperialism for the horrors of homegrown tyranny and socialism. What Africa needs is not infusions of government-to-government cash from well-meaning Western nations (such as our own) or temporary truces between warlords, such as the one just concluded in Liberia. What Africa needs is a commitment to personal liberty: Independence from Europe is history, but freedom from the Idi Amins of the continent has yet to come.
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Arranged by topic. Described in a folder-level inventory.
Contents of this diverse series include official documents and certificates, biographical data on Florence Emily Fletcher, records relating to JGF's personal finances and details of his income and activities as a writer, including a visiting lectureship at University of Arkansas; his family history, childhood, and early life, the message announcing his father's death, JGF's withdrawal from Harvard and residence abroad; records of his death, burial, memorials, etc., with a signed typescript of Donald Davidson's article written in his memory.
Also in this series are clippings and scrapbooks of reviews of his work, including his first five books; articles, reviews, and a few poems by JGF, including his Ode of the Harvard Class of '07; reviews of anthologies, and literary criticism including JGF; interviews, lecture notices,tributes; documents pertaining to Arkansas, folklore, and items of general interest; manuscripts, some anonymous but chiefly of works by other writers sent to JGF; some correspondence of Charlie May Fletcher and letters forwarded to JGF by others; a few mementos, and a list of the books and magazines that made up the John Gould Fletcher library presented to the University Libraries.
1. Official documents, professional and financial records, and other miscellaneous items (691 items in 14 folders) (Box 33)
1. Official documents: Certificates, passports, permits, etc. including biographical data on Florence Emily Fletcher. 1917-1935 ... 1942-1949. (17 items)
2. Personal tax records, including statements of income. 1902 ... 1928-1950. (71 items)
3. Invoices, statements-of-account, etc., related to purchases (books excepted), personal expenses, household management. 1911-1912, 1920-1950. (55 items)
4. Invoices, statements, receipts for purchase of books and for stenographic services for preparation of MSS. 1911. ... 1924-1938, 1949. (34 items)
5. Other records relating to personal finances. 1916...1934-1950. 49 items. 1 packet of canceled checks (135)
6. Records relating to withdrawal from Harvard. 1907. (2 items)
7. Records pertaining to personal health. 1914...1924-1926 .. . 1934. (7 items)
8. Records relating to copyright matters. 1915 ...1937-1949. (11 items)
9. Records relating to literary career: publication contracts, royalty statements, permissions, etc. 1914-1920 ... 1925-1951. (152 items)
10. Records relating to other professional activities: honors; memberships; lecture contracts including details of University of Arkansas lectureship, and report on the Mattie Morrow Wilson Award; and remuneration for lectures and book reviews. 1916...1935-1950. (29 items)
11. Programs in which JGF participated or his work was used or for events which he assisted in arranging. Included is the program for the ceremony in which he was inducted into the National Institute of Arts and Letters, May 27, 1949. 1929-1952. (54 items)
12. Records of cultural and civic organizations including Constitution and some records of the Ozark Folklore Society, 1949; a few Minutes of the Little Rock Philharmonic Society, and the Urban League of Greater Little Rock 1948-1949; Louis Freund's proposal for decorating the Capital building. 1936-1949. (10 items)
13. Familial-personal records, including artifacts and mementos relating to the Fletcher family with the message of his father's death, to his childhood and early life, to his residence abroad.82 items. See Box 39, folders 83 and 84, for pressed flowers, locks of JGF's hair, and Amy Lowell's cigars.
14. Records relating to his death, burial, memorials, etc., including a 14-page signed typescript of Donald Davidson's article written in memory of JGF. 1950-1952. (45 items)
2. Clippings. 2 boxes. (Box 34-35)
15. Articles by JGF.
16. Reviews by JGF.
17. Poems by JGF.
Reviews of the following works by JGF:
18. A Sparrow Falls.
19. Arkansas.
20. Branches of Adam.
21. The Black Rock.
22. The Burning Mountain.
23. The Crisis of the Film.
24. Paul Gauguin.
25. Japanese Prints.
26. John Smith--also Pocahontas.
27. Life is My Song.
28. Parables.
29. Edgar Allan Poe (pamphlet).
30. Preludes and Symphonies.
31. Selected Poems.
32. South Star.
33. The Tree of Life.
34. XXLV Elegies.
35. The Two Frontiers.
36. Translations: The Dance Over Fire and Water by Elie Faure; The Reveries of a Solitary, by J-J. Rousseau.
Reviews of miscellaneous works by others:
37. Reviews of musical performances using JGF's poetry
38. Reviews of general anthologies
39. Magazine columns on poets.
Reviews of the following books:
40. I'll Take My Stand.
41. Imagism and the Imagists: Hughes.
42. Imagist Anthology: Aldington.
43. Poets and Their Art: Monroe.
44. Poetry and Poets: Lowell.
45. Moult's Best Poems.
46. The Lyric South: Hibbard.
47. Modern American Poetry: Untermeyer.
48. Lays of the New World: Charlie May Simon.
49. Chief Modern Poets of England and America: Sanders and Nelson.
50. American Caravan: Kreymborg.
51. Reviews of works of other writers that include JGF.
52. Reviews of magazines.
53. 2 posters for the Egoist.
54. Letters to editors, opinions of JGF; responses and criticisms of JGF; quotations.
55. Interviews.
56. Tributes.
57. Pulitzer Prize write-ups.
58. Harvard tercentary materials
59. Arkansas, folklore, and general interest items.
60. Scrapbook, 1913-1917. Reviews of JGF's works; photographs and reviews of some contemporary writers; 1 letter from Amy Lowell; reviews of his first five published books.
61. Scrapbook 1911-1927. Largely reviews.
62. Scrapbook 1936-1937. Partially filled book with a few clippings, including his Ode to Harvard Class of '07.
63. Scrapbook 1936-1938. Partially filled book with several clippings regarding Harvard; a biography of his father, with portrait; clipping on the two Dusenbury folk songs he published.
64. Scrapbook 1937-1938. Mostly clippings regarding Life Is My Song.
Manuscripts of literary work by other authors. Mostly typescripts. 41 items.
(Box 38)
65. 6 Eye Poems, by Kenneth Beaudoin.
66. An untitled collections and 4 separate poems by Scott Greer.
67. Siderische Beburt (Siderial Birth), by Erich Guttsind.
68. The Long March, a long poem by James Franklin Lewis, and 2 unrelated poems.
69. Selected Poems by John Russell McCarthy.
70. Voices of Mexico: The Corrido, by Luis Monquio. Reprint.
71. Dragon's Blood, by Romer Wilson.
72. Quotations from other authors in JGF's hand.
73. Poems by other writers: Aiken, Conrad; Davis, C. T.; Davis, Katherine Murdoch; Goll, Yvon, with translations by JGF; Guyton, David E.; Jackson, David; Jackson,Dawson; Lewis, James Franklin; Lowell, Robert; Macau, Miguel A.; Malone, Walter; Meyerstein, E.H.L.; Mullins, Helene; Miller, Bob; O'Connor, Norreys Jephon; Percy, William Alexander; Rushing, Marie Morris; Tabb, John Banister; Tappan, Edith Haskell; Turner, Nancy Bird; Williams, Grace K.; Woodson, Mary Blake ; letter from Ray Owen, concerning his work
74. Unidentified poems, some fragments.
75. The Dusenbury Songs, transcribed and annotated by Laurence Powell; with "Rosemary and Thyme" and "The Weak and Rambling One."
76. Folk items on several subjects collected by students, with a few miscellaneous ballads.
77. List of books and magazines presented to John Gould Fletcher collections.
5. Miscellaneous Correspondence. 153 items. (Box 39)
78, 79 Letters of Charlie Mae Fletcher, chiefly to Tema and JGF concerning personal and professional activities; letters and messages of condolence; correspondence concerning JGF foundation award. 1932-1960, undated.
80. Letters to others forwarded to JGF.
81. Anonymous typescripts (letters, folklore, article)
82. Pressed flowers and leaves, part preserved in notebook.
83. Locks of hair from JGF's first haircut. CMF's note: JGF wore long hair until he was nine years of age. His hair was cut and the locks wrapped in the Little Rock papers of that date, August 20, 1895.
84. Amy Lowell's cigars. CMF's note: Two fat, black, Havana cigars in
a black leather case.


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Orioles starter Freddy Garcia gave up just five hits tonight, but four of them came consecutively in the top of the fourth and two were homers as the Kansas City Royals beat the Orioles 6-2 to salvage the final game of a three-game series.
Winning pitcher Jeremy Guthrie was facing the Orioles for the first time and extended his consecutive unbeaten starts streak to 18. He is 10-0 since his last loss, which came last Aug. 8.
Guthrie, an Oriole from 2007 through 2011, went six innings, allowing seven hits and two runs (one earned) with three walks and three strikeouts. He threw 100 pitches, 63 for strikes, and improves to 5-0 with an ERA of 2.28.
After a one-out single by Lorenzo Cain in the K.C. fourth, Alex Gordon hit a two-run homer to right. It was his third homer in three games in this series. A Billy Butler single was then followed by a Eric Hosmer two-run homer, which ended a 144-at-bat homer drought dating to last Sept. 11.
Garcia threw first-pitch strikes to seven of nine batters in pitching three perfect innings to start the game. He then failed to throw a first-pitch strike to the first five hitters in that fourth frame as the Royals scored four.
The Orioles scored on a J.J. Hardy RBI single in the second and a Chris Davis solo homer in the fourth. It was No. 10 for Davis, who had gone eight games without a homer, his longest stretch of the season.
This was the fourth time this season the Orioles needed to win a series finale to get a series sweep, but they lost to fall to 0-4 in such games.
They are now 21-14 overall and saw a four-game win streak end, as they hit the road for a three-game series in Minnesota that begins Friday night at 8:10 p.m. Eastern time.


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Enabling and Disabling Language-Specific AOMs and Adding Languages
This topic is part of Preparing to Run Siebel Server Components After Installing.
When you installed the Siebel Business Applications software you would have included one or more languages as part of one of the overall scenarios described in About Installing and Deploying with Multiple Languages. That topic also describes optional approaches to deploying languages in a phased approach.
If you install the Siebel Server with multiple languages and specify these languages as deployed languages when you configure the Siebel Server, then language-specific Application Object Manager (AOM) components are created for each deployed language. If you decide that you do not require AOMs for one or more of these deployed languages, you can use Server Manager to disable such components prior to deployment.
If you install multiple languages, it is recommended to deploy all installed languages when you run the Siebel Server Configuration Wizard. As stated, you can disable any language-specific components you do not require.
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KANDAHAR, Afghanistan {AP} Heavy bombers went into action over northern Afghan istan on Wednesday, pounding front-line Taliban positions in a dramatic increase in U.S. support for opposition forces on the battlefield.
In this southern stronghold, Taliban authorities took the first foreign journalists allowed into the city to the ruins of a hospital they claimed was badly damaged in U.S. military strikes earlier in the day. There was no independent confirmation of the claim, which said 15 people died and 25 were seriously wounded.
Pentagon spokesman Bryan Whitman denied that bombers had attacked a hospital. He said, however, U.S. jets had hit a building he called "a legitimate terrorist target," about 100 feet from a hospital.
Low-flying American jets and what appeared to be high-flying bombers struck Taliban positions about 30 miles north of Kabul, raising huge clouds of smoke as they unleashed their bombs and missiles.
Opposition fighters said it appeared that Taliban field headquarters as well as other targets were being hit, although it was impossible to determine the damage.
The stepped up attacks on front-line positions came a day after Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld acknowledged U.S. troops were on the ground in Afghanistan directing bombs to their targets. A Pentagon spokes man, Rear Adm. John Stuffle beem, said Wednesday that B-52 bombers were in use against Taliban lines in the north and elsewhere.
During a Pentagon news conference, Stufflebeem also said recent attacks have so severely damaged the Taliban's military communications system that commanders in the field are having trouble summoning new supplies and troop reinforcements.
"We believe that puts a terrific amount of stress on their military capability," he said.
Four weeks into the U.S.-led air campaign, a senior Taliban official said Wednesday the ruling militia is willing to negotiate an end to the conflict. But he demanded proof of Osama bin Laden's involvement in the Sept. 11 terror attacks.
"That's the message for Americans," chief Taliban spokesman Amir Khan Muttaqi said in an interview with the first Western reporter allowed into Kabul since the bombing began Oct. 7.
President Bush launched the air assault after the Taliban refused to hand over bin Laden, chief suspect in the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
"We do not want to fight," Muttaqi told The Associated Press. "We will negotiate. But talk to us like a sovereign country. We are not a province of the United States, to be issued orders to. We have asked for proof of Osama's involvement, but they have refused. Why?"
State Department spokesman Richard Boucher said the Taliban already had plenty of proof.
Opposition forces had been complaining that American attacks were too weak and uncoordinated to bring the ruling Taliban to their knees and open the way to Kabul and other major cities. U.S. officials had complained that the opposition was giving American forces insufficient target information.
In the southern city of Kandahar, bombs began falling before dawn Wednesday. Foreign journalists brought to this Taliban stronghold on a media tour watched from a rooftop as detonations lit up the sky.
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We hit the highway for this review with extreme prejudice.
No, that's not spy lingo for the elimination of a foe. Just an admission that I climbed into the 2006 Nissan Maxima 3.5 SE knowing that it is powered by what I consider to be the best V-6 engine on the planet.
It's superbly smooth and plenty powerful at 265 horsepower, and ready toannounce its presence through quad-tipped dual exhausts.
Somehow, the Maxima, the flagship of Nissan's fleet, has rumbled beneath the radar of most consumers. When we think American muscle in a foreign skin, we often envision BMW, Mercedes-Benz, or Audi.
And yes, Nissan's upscale Infiniti brands that bear the 35 and 45 badges have been given their muscle-car recognition.
Yet the 3.5 SE purrs with a perfect combination of sports car and family sedan that -- even loaded with extras you might not need or want -- still comes in at below $35,000.
Nissan has never been afraid to test the edges on design, and it has done so here in a couple of ways. How about a long, fore-to-aft shaft of sunroof that is standard? The test car had an optional power transverse sunroof, but I would have preferred the longer one, since it provides sunlight for front and rear passengers.
And how about a dashboard that ''floats" forward, seemingly disconnected from the windshield and anchored by a faux-brushed-metal control pod at its center. (See ''annoyances" for what I did not like about what I am now praising.)
Nissan has learned to use round design in an effective way, contrary to the Taurus-trend that hampered
Inside, there are broad front bucket seats that, even without the preferred heavy bolstering along the legs and up the torso, somehow hold you in their grip during tight cornering. With the test car's leather package, gray suede flowed from behind the dash to the door panels to create an enveloping effect.
The SE, as tested, comes with tight suspension tuning, so it ran flat through tough corners (and I would imagine the softer-tuned SL would not). With this engine and its kick, I'm not sure I'd want anything besides tight tuning, but there are those for whom power is a straight-ahead highway kind of deal. Sunday cruisers, I think they are called. But there is no reason to settle for the Maxima as a mere cruiser, though it is a fine example of that kind of vehicle.
For those looking for a powerful, soft, easy ride up and down on a road like Interstate 93, the SL is probably just fine. And with basic interior appointments, comfortable seating, and subtle, quiet power, this is a car that will roll with any Camry, Accord, or even lower-end Lexus and Acura models on the open road.
But also picture this: A Maxima with the tight suspension, burbling exhaust pipes, optional rear bucket seats complete with console between them. (OK, there is torque steer you'll need to get used to.)
You can feel the tightness in corners, the sure and firm braking, and the overall feel of driving a sports car. Nissan has pulled it off, although perhaps too subtly.
Were it not for the 18-inch chrome wheels that ate up the wheel wells, I doubt anyone would have noticed when I pulled into a parking space.
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Sam Togwell reckons team-mate Gary Hooper is a bargain buy - after the Scunthorpe striker took his season's goal tally to nine.
Nigel Adkins snapped up Hooper for £175,000 from South end.
And midfielder Togwell believes Iron chief Adkins struck gold this summer.
Hooper, 20, bagged the opener to set Scunthorpe on their way to a victory that keepsthematthesummitof League One.
AndTogwellsaid: "He's the sort of ladwhoprefers to let his feet do the talking.
"Gary is a real bargain judged on what I've seen so far. He is causing havoc."
AfterHooper's strike, Paul Hayesdoubledtheleadfrom the spot following Zak Whitbread's handball and Matt Sparrow added a third.
Neil Harris gave the Lions hope with a fine half-volley and Tony Craig made it 3-2.
Millwall boss Kenny Jackett also paid tribute to the Scunny front-men.
Jackett admitted: "Hayes played well, but Hooper was even better.
"He was always on the shoulders ofmy defenders and they never looked comfortableagainsthispace and movement."