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- n. A fabric of sheer silk or rayon.
- n. Ornamental accessories, such as ribbons or laces, for women's clothing.
- adj. Of, relating to, or resembling the fabric chiffon.
- adj. Made light and fluffy by the addition of beaten egg whites or gelatin: a lemon chiffon pie.
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- n. A sheer silk or rayon fabric
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- n. Any merely ornamental adjunct of a woman's dress, as a bunch of ribbon, lace, etc.
- n. A kind of soft gauzy material used for ruches, trimmings, etc.
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- n. A bit of feminine finery; something used by women purely for adornment.
- n. A thin gauze.
- n. A thin gauze.
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- n. a sheer fabric of silk or rayon
French, rag, chiffon, from chiffe, old rag, perhaps variant of Old French chipe, of Germanic origin.
(American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition)Borrowing from French chiffon, from Middle French chiffe "cloth, old rag" from Old French chipe "rag", from Middle English chip, chippe "chip, shard, fragment" from Old English ċipp "chip, splinter, beam" from Proto-Germanic *kippaz, *kipaz ("log, beam"). Akin to Old Saxon kip "beam, post", Old High German kipfa "axle-rod, stave". More at chip. (Wiktionary)


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Master Lian Xiang (Shi Mu), masters, senior reverends, reverends, dharma assistants, and all participants, Happy New Year everyone!
The blessings for this New Year:
May everyone have money to spend whenever they want to spend money. May you always have more money so you can spend as much as possible. Everyone wants to have money to spend in this New Year and I wish that everyone can spend as much as possible, never using up all the money. (audience applause) This is this worlds greatest happiness.
If you want to spend this money, you also have to have some luck. This luck is your health because the only way you can spend money with happiness is when youre healthy. So, the second blessing is that everyone will be healthy. I hope that the Buddha will grant everyone a healthy body (audience applause). Shi Zun also has some wishes for my grandson and granddaughter. I am wishing that they will not have any more skin allergies in this New Year. This is a simple blessing and I hope that the Buddha and bodhisattvas can help, getting rid of even the smallest problems like this.
Many miracles have happened in our temple for those who have received empowerments and blessings as many of the peoples long-term illnesses have miraculously disappeared. On this New Years Eve, I wish that everyone will receive the Buddhas and bodhisattvas blessings, allowing everyone who has an illness to get rid of it (audience applause). Shi Zun is wearing a brand-new red lama vest[v1] which was made by dharma sister Luo, from Master Lian Zhis group. By coincidence, they gave it to me today, so I am wearing it right now. I hope that everyone else can have new clothes to wear too. Wearing new clothes means getting rid of all the old past, becoming a new person, cleaning and purifying ones self.
Here, the buddhas and bodhisattvas would like to give everyone the third blessing. Wishing that everyone is purified and that everyone has the wisdom like the buddhas and bodhisattvas. Everyone will be lucky, healthy, and have wisdom in this brand New Year.
The next blessing is that whenever everyone is going out to do things or staying home to rest that it will be auspicious (audience applause). Auspiciousness is very important. I hope that it will be auspicious when we drive, meet people, and do things; even when we return. May everything be very favorable and auspicious! Kalachakra often spoke this phrase: auspicious in the morning, auspicious in the evening, during the day it is auspicious, and every moment is auspicious. As the New Year begins, the fifth blessing is that everyone always finds themselves in auspicious situations for the rest of their lives (audience applause).
In the midst of their lives, a lot of people have encountered many unfortunate things: bad luck, lawsuits, bad relationships, career challenges, or just being unfortunate in everything they do. May all of these disappear in the Year of the Golden Pig. May the buddhas and bodhisattvas help everyone here to eradicate all the bad and unfortunate things in their lives as this is the sixth blessing.
There is a guest in our temple today and it is Ji Gong Huo Fo. Shi Zun asks: Is there a Ji Gong Huo Fo in our temple? (Answer: no) This Ji Gong Huo Fo is from somewhere else but this Jin Gong Huo Fo has an impressive identity, he says that he is from Washington. (audience applause) This Ji Gong Huo Fo is from a shrine, does anyone in Washington have one in their shrine? It is part of Tian Dao. Nevertheless, we have a guest so let us all welcome him (audience applause).
Ling Shen Ching Tze Temple even placed a statue of Jesus in the shrine, as Shi Zun used to be a Christian. So, I respect Jesus because his spirit and determination is worth respecting. Additionally, I also knew a lot of deceased elders from Yee Guan Dao and Tian Dao. Elders like Wang Shu Ging and Chen Da Gu. They are all elders of earlier generations so they are the people of the past. Tian Dao is originally from the North, spreading to the South. It does not matter which sect of Buddhism people belong to as we need to respect any sect that has correct teachings. This reflects Shi Zuns primary essence, as Shi Zun respects all sentient beings equally and whole-heartedly.
It does not matter if you have entered the True Buddha School or have left. I treat and respect all of you equally. Shi Zun has said he will not forsake any sentient being. Within your hearts it must be the same: to treat others as you treat yourself. This way, you can treat and respect everyone. Because Buddha says that everyone has an inner Buddha within them, we are respecting the Buddha within the people.
Good blessings to all of you. Zha Xi Dei Lei (Tibetan for good luck and fortune). (Audience applauds)


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Even the cheeriest of holidays can be stressful -- but stress isn't all bad. The key, experts say, is to know how to ease off the pressure in healthy ways -- and not give in to the temptations of unhealthy stress-tamers.
Anti-diabetic Drugs May Lower Cancer Risk
A Cleveland Clinic-led study shows that a specific type of diabetes drug can decrease, by up to 32 percent, the risk of cancer in female patients with type 2 diabetes.
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Putting on weight, getting out of shape, and even just the natural act of aging — all of these can affect your sex drive. Find out how to put the sex back in your sex life.
7 Health Foods That Can Ruin Your Diet
Our ideas of what constitutes a "healthy" diet might be out of sync with reality. Some "healthy" alternatives are loaded with calories, fat or chemicals. Learn which health foods are busting your diet.
ICDs Best for Preventing Sudden Cardiac Death
External defibrillators can restore a regular heartbeat even after a dangerous arrhythmia disrupts it. But few victims receive care in time. A new study confirms that internal devices can prevent these episodes from happening.
Do You Have Cancer? 7 Tips to a Better Holiday
When cancer becomes a part of your life, holiday spirit can be hard to come by. Clinical Nurse Specialist Josette Snyder offers strategies that may help.
Hold the Cranberries — UTI Myths Explained
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Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega today decreed seven days of national mourning to honor the death of Venezuelan President and Sandinista benefactor Hugo Chávez.
The announcement was made this afternoon by Ortega's wife, Rosario Murillo, who said the Sandinista government is continuing its revolutionary work to honor Chávez.
Ortega is expected to travel to Venezuela Friday for Chávez's funeral.


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Safeguarding IP: Show Them The Money
In This Issue:
I certainly hope that Commerce Secretary Carlos M. Gutierrez
misspoke (dontcha love these bureaucratic words?) when he
announced this week that President Bush has made fighting the
theft of intellectual property "a top priority throughout the administration."
A top priority?
I'm a writer, so of course I'm all for protecting intellectual
property. And sometimes I feel like I'm in a distinct minority
when I point out that downloading songs off the Internet without
paying for them is stealing! (Yes, it is!) I like a deal as much
as the next person, but if creative people can't make a living
off their work, then they might cease to create, and then there
won't be any new music, or at the very least, we'll face a
limited selection. Extrapolate away to other creative endeavors,
be they movies, software, or patentable enterprises. Less would
not be more in these cases. We want options, and lots of them.
And more often than not, I'm OK with government intervention, be
it through new laws or regulations, if that's what it takes to
punish criminals or get bad corporate behavior back on track.
"Fear of Gov" is a mighty powerful stimulant.
But not this time.
First of all, I can think of many more problems facing this
country--Iraq, the ballooning deficit, the crumbling
public-school system, affordable health care, Katrina recovery
efforts--that ought to be in the running for "top priority" right
now, and by definition, you only have a limited number of top
priority slots. Second, I think the response to the problem as
outlined by Commerce completely misunderstands the underlying
factors driving this activity. You can read more about that
in my blog.
Patricia Keefe
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1. Editor's Note: Safeguarding IP: Show Them The Money
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- New Mobile Virus Also Aims At PCs
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3. Breaking News
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- UPDATE: Google Launches Enterprise Partner Program
- Thunderbird E-Mail Suffers Similar Security Problem As Firefox
- Oracle Considers Supporting Competing Databases
- Ex-Microsoft Exec Starts Work At Google
- Spam Rate Declines But Overall Volume Increases
- Bush Administration Tackles Intellectual-Property Theft
- New Standard Advances Value Of RFID
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antivirus vendor.
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SCO launches a set of Web services designed to let companies tie
"smart" handheld devices that act both as cell phones and mobile
desktops to back-end applications and data.
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Dell says it will sell PC cards for Cingular's 3G service and
will build the support into some laptops starting in the first
quarter of next year.
Just Give Us Better Batteries, Mobile-Phone Users Say
In a survey of nearly 7,000 mobile users in 15 countries, over
75% of respondents said better battery life is the main feature
they want from phones, PDAs, and their ilk.
Microsoft's Allchin Seeks One Last Stamp On The Desktop
3. Breaking News
With retirement a year off, Allchin hopes Vista swan song will
prove to be the "highest quality" and fastest-adopted operating
system ever.
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Google today introduces Google Enterprise Professional, a partner
program for developers, consultants, and independent software
vendors interested in extending Google's enterprise search
capabilities and in delivering complementary technology and
services to Google enterprise customers.
Thunderbird E-Mail Suffers Similar Security Problem As Firefox
A bug--like the one disclosed Tuesday in the Linux edition of
Firefox--relates to how the software processes URLs. It was rated
as "extremely critical" by a security vendor.
Oracle Considers Supporting Competing Databases
Ellison says Oracle's upcoming Fusion applications could run on
IBM DB2 and Microsoft SQL Server--if they can pass certification tests.
Ex-Microsoft Exec Starts Work At Google
Kai-Fu Lee, the center of an ongoing legal battle between Google
and Microsoft, has started his job as head of Google's China
operations, about two weeks after a judge ruled that the former
Microsoft VP could work for the search-engine company.
Spam Rate Declines But Overall Volume Increases
Spam's slice of the E-mail pie has dropped by 12% so far this
year, a message-filtering firm says.
Bush Administration Tackles Intellectual-Property Theft
The Commerce Department will install IP-rights experts globally
to monitor and report violations while also launching programs to
educate small businesses and foreign entities about IP rights
and regulations.
New Standard Advances Value Of RFID
EPC GlobalNet's royalty-free Application Level Events standard
defines the process to collect, manage, and route data that
Electronic Product Code technology generates in the supply chain.
Rita: Houston Web-Hosting Firm Braces For Hurricane
EV1Servers, the eighth-largest Web host, has boarded up its data
centers and sent a small technical team to Kansas to open up shop
there, mobilized cash reserves, and reduced its on-site staff to
a minimum.
SAP, IBM Tout Business-Intelligence System That Integrates Their Wares
The vendors are testing a BI platform that integrates SAP's
NetWeaver new high-performance analytics capability with IBM
BladeCenter and TotalStorage DS4300 system configurations.
'Pamela Anderson' Top Search Term
Lycos' list of top 10 search terms puts the celebrity at the top,
along with Pokemon and tattoos.
Eric Chabrow fills in for John Soat in the current episode of "The News Show."
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Eric Chabrow with "To Outsource Or Not"
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Bermudian Springs administrators have just revealed the district's annual report comprising highlights of the last school year and goals yet to be achieved.
At Tuesday night's district meeting, Superintendent Shane Hotchkiss presented an overview of the 165-page annual report, which is to be available in its entirety on the district website next week.
The 2011-12 school year was "definitely a year of transition," Hotchkiss said, referring to several changes in leadership.
Hotchkiss, who previously had been assistant superintendent, had a part in that, being hired as superintendent after Paul Healey retired. The district then hired a new assistant superintendent, Michele Spurgeon Hartzell, an assistant high-school principal, Jon DeFoe, and created the position of director of technology and hired James Geruntho for the job.
"We are really excited to see where we are heading now," Hotchkiss said. "As always, we are surrounded by a team of really quality people."
The annual report includes specific information on changes and innovations at each of the district's schools.
Hotchkiss said one of the biggest transformations was at the elementary level, where schedule changes were necessary for recesses, lunches and special schedules because of the implementation of successful "literacy intervention" programs for the third and fourth grades.
Third-graders also were introduced to a completely reorganized reading series based on use of nonfiction texts to teach reading strategies, Hotchkiss said.
As the students became better readers, Hotchkiss said, the elementary library saw a huge influx of usage throughout the year with 32,000 materials checked out by that school's approximately 800 students.
"That's a pretty impressive number," Hotchkiss said.
Elementary Principal Roger Stroup and his team of administration, staff and teachers worked together tirelessly to implement all the changes that have made such a good impression on student achievement, Hotchkiss said.
"Mr. Stroup has turned that building on its ear," Hotchkiss said with a smile. "We are all really proud of the progress that everyone has made there."
Each of the other schools on the district's campus also have garnered laurels through the year, Hotchkiss said, such as the middle school's successful continuation of its "Drug Abuse Resistance Education" programs presented by local law-enforcement officers.
Likewise, there is success in the regular curriculum, Hotchkiss said, as middle-school teachers have implemented specific programs to teach students to apply reading strategies "for all themes across all content areas."
The high school also has its share of success stories, Hotchkiss said, with increased student attendance being a major accomplishment.
In the 2011-12 school year, the high-school teachers, special-education teachers, staff and administration worked together to develop an improvement plan to increase student attendance, particularly for those students deemed "at risk," Hotchkiss said.
The new plan worked so well, Hotchkiss said, that there was a 40 percent decrease in in-school suspensions, a 71-percent decrease in out-of-school suspensions, and a 14-percent decrease in after-school detention.
"They used a variety of strategies and resources to teach and motivate the students," Hotchkiss said.
The technology-education programs in both the middle school and the high school are blossoming, Hotchkiss said. As for example, some of the students have worked on hands-on fun projects such as mini-golf courses and miniature speed boats.
Another major change is that tech-ed students at Bermudian now use computer-aided design and drafting to assist in the creation, modification, analysis and optimization of their project designs, Hotchkiss said.
One of the goals for next year is to start a science olympiad within the district, Hotchkiss said, with the support of the science and technology teachers.
The full 165-page annual report, complete with other accomplishments and goals, should be available for public review on the district website www.bermudian.k12.pa.us by Friday, July 20, Hotchkiss said.


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Cloudera Developer Blog · Cloudera Manager Posts
Things For Which We Are Thankful
Some things for which we are thankful, the 2013 edition (not listed in order):
1. The entire Apache Hadoop community for its constant and hard work to Make the Platform Better,
2. Cloudera's users, customers, and partners for their continual and helpful feedback to help guide us through #1,
How-to: Add Cloudera Search to Your Cluster using Cloudera Manager
- by Vikram Srivastava
- November 19, 2013
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Cloudera Manager 4.7 added support for managing Cloudera Search 1.0. Thus Cloudera Manager users can easily deploy all components of Cloudera Search (including Apache Solr) and manage all related services, just like every other service included in CDH (Cloudera's distribution of Apache Hadoop and related projects).
In this how-to, you will learn the steps involved in adding Cloudera Search to a Cloudera Enterprise (CDH + Cloudera Manager) cluster.
Installing the SOLR Parcel
In our example, the cluster uses a CDH 4.4 parcel and is running Apache ZooKeeper, HDFS, and Apache HBase services. (Parcels are a really useful way to deploy new software and do painless upgrades via Cloudera Manager.)
Cloudera Enterprise 5 Beta is Now Available for Download
We are pleased to announce the beta release of Cloudera Enterprise 5 (CDH 5 and Cloudera Manager 5). This release has both Cloudera Impala and Cloudera Search integrated into CDH. It also includes many new features and updated component versions including the ones below:
Hadoop Administrator Training Gets Hands-On
- by David Goldsmith
- October 01, 2013
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I've always held a strong bias that education is most effective when the student learns by doing. As a developer of technical curricula, my goal is to have training participants engage with real and relevant problems as much as possible through hands-on exercises. The high rate at which Apache Hadoop is changing, both as a technology and as an ecosystem, makes developing Cloudera training courses not only demanding but also seriously fun and rewarding.
I recently undertook the challenge of upgrading the Cloudera Administrator Training for Apache Hadoop. I more than quadrupled the amount of hands-on exercises from the previous version, adding a full day to the course. At four days, it's now the most thorough training for Hadoop administrators and truly the best way to start building expertise.
While developing the course, I collaborated with some of the most knowledgeable Hadoop administrators I could find, including Eric Sammer, Amandeep Khurana, Kathleen Ting, Romain Rigaux, and many other smart folks at Cloudera. The upgrades to the curriculum and exercises are based on best practices used to resolve our customers' biggest problems. These insights resonate throughout the course, including the determination that administrators should learn installation, configuration, maintenance, monitoring, and troubleshooting using the standard Hadoop tools. Although we certainly hope that Hadoop users take advantage of Cloudera Manager to simplify and streamline many of these tasks, we believe that every good administrator needs to first take a look under the hood and tinker with Hadoop's guts. There's no replacement for get-your-hands-dirty experience to achieve expertise.
Cluster in the Cloud
Cloudera Manager 4.7 Released
- by Cloudera Manager Team
- September 06, 2013
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Cloudera Manager 4.7 is an update to Cloudera Manager 4 and contains a number of bug fixes and usability improvements. Furthermore, we have introduced new features such as:
How-to: Use Cloudera Standard with StackIQ
StackIQ takes a "software defined infrastructure" approach to provision and manage cluster infrastructure that sits below Big Data platforms such as Apache Hadoop. In the guest post below, StackIQ co-founder and VP Engineering Greg Bruno explains how to install Cloudera Standard on top of StackIQ's management system so they can work together.
The hardware used for this deployment is a small cluster: one node (i.e. one server) for the StackIQ Cluster Manager and four nodes as backend/data nodes. Each node has two disks and all nodes are connected via 1Gb Ethernet on a Private Network. The Cluster Manager node is also connected to a Public Network using its second NIC. (StackIQ Cluster Manager is used in similar deployments between two nodes and 4,000+ nodes in size.)
Step 1. Install StackIQ Cluster Manager
How-to: Install Cloudera Manager and Cloudera Search with Ansible
The following guest post is re-published here courtesy of Gerd König, a System Engineer with YMC AG. Thanks, Gerd!
Cloudera Manager is a great tool to orchestrate your CDH-based Apache Hadoop cluster. You can use it from cluster installation, deploying configurations, restarting daemons to monitoring each cluster component. Starting with version 4.6, the manager supports the integration of Cloudera Search, which is currently in Beta state. In this post I'll show you the required steps to set up a Hadoop cluster via Cloudera Manager and how to integrate Cloudera Search.
Furthermore, I want to introduce a small level of automation using the tool Ansible, to avoid performing the same manual steps again and again – thereby being able to replay them whenever you want, or to just use it for any upcoming cluster installations.
New E-Learning for Parcels
- by John Souchak
- August 08, 2013
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Cloudera's new Parcels installation format has been released, and I'm excited to highlight just how useful (and mind-blowingly cool) it is to system administrators and anyone responsible for maintaining a CDH cluster.
If you haven't read about or played with Parcels, they make components of the distribution significantly easier to manage, install, and upgrade. The new Parcel distribution format works with Cloudera Manager 4.5 and later. When you perform installations and upgrades using Parcels, you get access to new Cloudera Manager features such as:
How-to: Deploy Hadoop Clusters Automatically with Dell Crowbar and Cloudera Manager
The following guest post, from Mike Pittaro of Dell's Cloud Software Solutions team, describes his team's use of the Dell Crowbar tool in conjunction with the Cloudera Manager API to automate cluster provisioning. Thanks, Mike!
Deploying, managing, and operating Apache Hadoop clusters can be complex at all levels of the stack, from the hardware on up. To hide this complexity and reduce deployment time, since 2011, Dell has been using Dell Crowbar in conjunction with Cloudera Manager to deploy the Dell | Cloudera Solution for Apache Hadoop for joint customers.
Cloudera Manager does a great job of deploying and managing the Hadoop layers of a cluster, but it depends on an operating system to be in place first. Meanwhile, to complement those capabilities, Dell Crowbar is a complete automated operations platform, designed to deploy layers of infrastructure on bare-metal servers and all the way up the stack.
It's All About You: New Community Forums for Cloudera Customers and Users
This is a great day for technical end-users – developers, admins, analysts, and data scientists alike. Starting now, Cloudera complements its traditional mailing lists with a new, feature-rich community forums intended for users of Cloudera's Platform for Big Data! (Login using your existing credentials or click the link to register.)
Although mailing lists have long been a standard for user interaction, and will undoubtedly continue to be, they have flaws. For example, they lack structure or taxonomy, which makes consumption difficult. Search functionality is often less than stellar and users are unable to build reputations that span an appreciable period of time. For these reasons, although they're easy to create and manage, mailing lists inherently limit access to knowledge and hence limit adoption.
The new service brings key additions to the conversation: functionality, search, structure and scalability. It is now considerably easier to ask questions, find answers (or questions to answer), follow and share threads, and create a visible and sustainable reputation in the community. And for Cloudera customers, there's a bonus: your questions will be escalated as bonafide support cases under certain circumstances (see below).


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Al Queda and Saddam links before 9-11
It funny according to the Clinton admin and the 'mainstream media'. there was a working relationship between Al Queda and Saddam. The Clinton administration explictly refrenced Iraq in their 1998 indictment of OBL.
How's actually lying and spinning and flip flopping. Ol Fritz Hollings (d-SC) even scolded the Bush administration on 9-12-2001 for not seeing that Iraqi newspapers had predicted the Al Queda attacks on the Pentagon NYC and the WH (Flingt 93) a year in advance. Interesting how the dems and the media has tried to flush all this down the memory hole. First up The 11/5/1998 indictment of OBL that linked Al Queda to Iraq via the NYT archive: Quote:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/alqaida/st...798270,00.html Quote:
Due to the length the post will be in 2 parts. |
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Rest of the post..
Another article from your fave Laurie from 1999 on OBL, Saddam and WMD, uses references 60 min report LOL: Quote:
http://frwebgate.access.gpo.gov/cgi-...5&position=all [/quote]Here is a news story from July 21, 2001, before 9/11 of last year, in the Iraqi news. The name of that particular newspaper is Al-Nasiriya. Quoting from it: Bin Ladin has become a puzzle and a proof also, of the inability of the American federalism and the CIA to uncover the man and uncover his nest. The most advanced organizations of the world cannot find the man and continues to go in cycles in illusion and presuppositions. It refers to an exercise called ''How Do You Bomb the White House.'' They were planning it. Let me read this to all the colleagues here: The phenomenon of Bin Ladin is a healthy phenomenon in the Arab spirit. It is a decision and a determination that the stolen Arab self has come to realize after it got bored with promises of its rulers; After it disgusted itself from their abomination and their corruption, the man had to carry the book of God . . . and write on some white paper ''If you are unable to drive off the Marines from the Kaaba, I will do so.'' It seems that they will be going away because the revolutionary Bin Ladin is insisting very convincingly that he will strike America on the arm that is already hurting. In other words, the World Trade Towers. Here, over a year ahead of time in the open press in Iraq, they are writing that this man is planning not only to bomb the White House, but where they are already hurting, the World Trade Towers. I ask unanimous consent to print this article in the RECORD. There being no objection, the[/quote] Finally a link to Front Page mag which has linked a bunch of other mainstream media reports, here is the link:http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles...le.asp?ID=8887 Too much to quote here but I couldn't resist thsi one from NPR Quote:
Unless the Clinton WH is guilty of massive lying the connection between Al Queda and Iraq was widely known. The dispatching of Zarqwai to Oraq to work on Chems and develop the Al Queda base there makes perfect sense. |
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I will read your thread!
After hundreds of billions of dollars and thousands of lives spent on the war in iraq , what powell and rice said on video in feb and july in 2001 remain true today. here's the video and the document. http://www.thememoryhole.org/war/powell-rice-wmd.wmv http://www.thememoryhole.org/war/powell-cairo.htm |
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Re: Al Queda and Saddam links before 9-11
Well given the lack of response I can conclude we all agree that Al Queda and Saddam were working together and that The Clinton administration as Well as the Bush Administration felt Saddam had/were persuing WMD and was planning on getting them in the hands of terrorist.
Boy that was easy. |
Re: Al Queda and Saddam links before 9-11
The reason for the lack of response is that you have zero credibility. :D . |
Re: Al Queda and Saddam links before 9-11
Another post from Mikey with Zeroi content. The facts stand unchallenged.:bricks: |
Re: Al Queda and Saddam links before 9-11
As I understand it, everyone has acknowledged that Saddam WANTED to recruit Bin Laden. As I also understand it, he turned down the offers. Was Saddam bad? Definitely and I am glad to see the back of him. What worries me (and should worry everyone of all political persuasions) is that WMDs were never found, when everyone insisted that they existed. Either a lot of people were wrong or some people lied and everyone else went along with them. Neither option is overly palatable, given the cost of the war and the lives lost. I also have strong issues with the occupation strategy, the way that terrorists were allowed to enter Iraq and the naive sense that we would be welcome as liberators. It is disturbing that we (UK and the US) actually believed that, myself included. Saddam probably did have some links to terrorism but going into Iraq was never going to catch Bin Ladin. |
Re: Al Queda and Saddam links before 9-11
How would your approach to the occupation differed? I would say that in any war I have ever studied there are numerous error and blunders, if there weren't that would be suprising. |
Re: Al Queda and Saddam links before 9-11
This is nothing new. There's no question that in a country the size of Iraq, Al Qaeda had some low level contacts; there's no dispute that Saddam and OBL explored working together (but both had reasons for not doing so); there's no doubt that Iraqi dissident groups produced questionable claims regarding Al Qaeda and Saddam; there's no question that Republicans and Democrats used propaganda to force Saddam to comply with sanctions; there's no evidence that Saddam provided Al Qaeda with WMDs or even material support; there's no question that Congress investigated the relationship between Iraq and Al Qaeda and found it insignificant. Of course, you can take the scraps of news you find and piece together a new story. In fact, I suppose I could gather information about the flight schools, Bush's relationship with the Saudis, Bush's decision to let the bin Ladens flee the U.S. immeidiately after 9/11, and make the case that there was a relationship between Bush and Al Qaeda. In fact, add to that Reagan's support for the Taliban, and I could argue that Reagan and Bush were behind 9/11. Of course, I don't believe that, but one can take shards of evidence and piece together a story that suits their political perspective as you keep doing.
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Thanks for the genuine hospitality and the very good food at our pace... We were there with friends and family in the preparation for a wedding and we were very well received by the young ladies who spoke English.
You will need a car though... Quiet far from the nearest bus station.
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Went in here tonight. Excellent food, lovely service and nice atmosphere. I come from an Indian background so very picky with my food, but this matched my expectations 150%
Went in here tonight. Excellent food, lovely service and nice atmosphere. I come from an Indian background so very picky with my food, but this matched my expectations 150%
Had to attend the Appeal court on London (Not as a litigant!) was staying with family in nearby Parliament Hill. W ent into the Paradise for a late supper. A warm welcome by one of the owner's sons. Live authentic indian music . nice table , superb food. Have visited this place in the past, and never disappointed,recommend a main... More
This is a must on every visit to London. The food is delicious and well cooked. The service is great. The owner warmly greets everyone, and is particularly warm and attentive to returning customers. There is a good selection of dishes for vegetarians and they will make special dishes on request. The restaurant is always busy, and booking is recommended
excellent, rich tasty dishes cooked to perfection. Delightful service and attentive staff and management. Busy, even on a miserable November evening - a great sign. A first class dining experience, and great value. First visit, but definitely not our last.
I have heard much praise for this restaurant and may have hit a bad day. I got a take away which was pretty awful. The shami kebab was more like a bad tikka version of a burger, very red and tough. Shami should be almost like a mash it is so finely minced. The Bhuna lamb was equally chewy and... More
Visited here recently with family and had a really fantastic meal. Service was exceptionally attentive and the maître d was on top of his job with nothing left to chance. The food is very well priced with a good wine selection. Highly recommend a visit.
Nice place, great food, friendly staff. The food is amazing, great flavors and textures. Totally recommended. You might leave the place smelling very spicy.
We heard good things about this Indian restaurant in Hampstesd. The crowds on a weekday night bore out the reputation. Food was well prepared and presented. Service friendly and efficient. Overall impression : worth going back to multiple times
Fabulous Indian restaurant. We have been coming for years and i would say to anyone who is coming to London and wants a real "local London" experience to ring, book a table and try this hidden gem of a restaurant. Always friendly, food always great, always crowded - it's just brilliant. Make sure you try some of their special dishes... More
My wife and daughter were "just passing" on the way to Hampstead Heath station having visited the nearby Keats House. The restaurant looked great and seeing the family's fave dish "Methi Gosht" on the menu (for once) decided to book a table. We arrived having driven across London from Hampton Court exhausted from the day out and in desperate need... More
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