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Don't feel bad about your first attempt. That's why the ccie is the most revered certification for anyone to achieve. The pass rate for first timers is only like 8 to 10 percent. Think of the first time through as a very valuable, although expensive and heartbreaking, educational experience that will only serve to make you do better the second time through. You learn a lot by going through the lab the first time now. Use that experience to help you focus on your weakest and develop you skills even more. Practice, Practice and more Practice. Hope this cheers you up some. Believe me I have been there too. I know you will do better the second time. ================================================================================== Christopher M. Heffner IMCR Course Director Certified Cisco Systems Instructor CCSI, CCIE, MCT, MCSE, MCNI, MCNE, CLI, PCLP, FCSE, ASE, CTT, A+ cheffner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx -----Original Message----- From: nobody@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:nobody@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Krucker, Louis Sent: Wednesday, April 10, 2002 1:11 AM To: 'ccielab@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx' Subject: failed Hi folks I take my first attempt monday in brussels and unfortunately failed:-((( It was a very hard day for me, i loose time in the morning on the switching part. In the evening mi brain was cooking the pressure is so high....... I will try it again in 2 Months and i will study harder and harder than before. I was prepared well but this is not enough, its the datail that builds a ccie. At least i can say its possible to pass the lab but you must be a champion in all the topics in DETAIL including typing and thinking. So for those guys are in the same situation, dont give up. Its a question of time........ regards Louis _________________________________________________________________ Commercial lab list: http://www.groupstudy.com/list/commercial.html Please discuss commercial lab solutions on this list. _________________________________________________________________ Commercial lab list: http://www.groupstudy.com/list/commercial.html Please discuss commercial lab solutions on this list. __________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe from the CCIELAB list, send a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx with the body containing: unsubscribe ccielab


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Shibaten, from Osaka, Japan and now Canada, has traveled to over 30 countries, immersing himself in the culture and music of each. He has successfully blended the sounds of: Didgeridoo (Australia), Djembe (Guinea), Sese (Mali), Foot Nuts Bell (Indonesia), Tibetan Bell (Tibet), Thai Gong (Thailand), Wind Chime (Indonesia), Chinese Cymbal (China), Clap Sticks (Burkina Faso), African Bell (Guinea), Chau Gong (China), Stomp box (Australia), ORB (Canada) Vocal, Acoustic Guitar and more.
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Shibaten will play the Didgeridoo, which has an over tone resonating with the primordial sound of Om, to enhance chakra vibration. This vibration of the Didgeridoo, will help you to increase of your own healing power. Your body is your own planet. *Bring yoga matt or blanket. $25. Register by Sept. 10. Limited space. $25.
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"In explaining Israel's remarkable economic success, especially in the area of creating innovative companies, Senor and Singer do not offer a simplistic explanation," writes Vogel, adjunct professor of business administration. "Rather they describe a combination of things including: national pride, strong social networks, an international perspective, and a culture where it is OK to fail, and where subordinates feel empowered to challenge their managers."
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Barbara Davidson, Los Angeles Times photojournalist and two-time Pulitzer Prize winner
David Hartman, journalist, former host of "Good Morning America"and winner of two National News and Documentary Emmy Awards
Corliss Kimmel (percussion) and Sharman Piper (Oboe), Anchorage Symphony musicians, perform their interpretation of "Liberty and Justice (For All)," a special arrangement of "Gabriel's Oboe" by Italian composer Ennio Morricone. They are joined by Jon Genziano (cello) and Matt O'Connor (bass).
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proactive tribute to Tim Hetherington and Chris Hondros. The collective
exhibition features the images and text of 68 photographers in an exploration
of the universal concepts of liberty and justice.
month-long exhibition will open with a panel discussion on May 10, 2012. David
Hartman, the founding host of Good Morning America, will moderate and the panel
will feature senior Getty photographer John Moore, The New Yorker's Philip
Gourevitch, ABC Senior Foreign Affairs Correspondent Martha Raddatz and Alaska
Quarterly Review's Contriibuting Editor Benjamin J. Spatz.
reception with contributors to the tribute section will follow the event and
books will be available for signature
David Hartman is an American journalist, writer and producer. He was the
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J. Spatz
Benjamin J. Spatz is Guest Editor of the Alaska Quarterly Review and a Truman
National Security Fellow. His prior experience includes serving as Special
Advisor to the Government of Liberia, working in Darfur, Sudan with the relief
and development organization CHF International, consulting with the global
political risk advisory firm Eurasia Group, and working with the United Nations
Mission in Liberia. His photographs have been recognized by Pictures of the
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Killed With Our Families: Stories from Rwanda (1998), which won the National
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– for photojournalism. Since 2009 he has served on the board of the Magnum
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the discussion
On 20 April, 2011 photojournalists Tim
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war in LibyaIn the aftermath of this tragedy, Benjamin J. Spatz and the American
literary magazine Alaska Quarterly Review
brought together 68 of the world's leading photographers to proactively honor
Tim and Chris. The result, Liberty
and Justice (for All): A Global Photo Mosaic, is an exploration
of the many facets of liberty and justice through images and personal
Join Spatz and Giles Duley
in the final event in Photo Week 2012 for a presentation of the proactive
tribute and to discuss the challenges to interpret and depict these universal
themes in a dangerous and changing world.
Chaired by filmmaker and journalist James Brabazon.
Giles Duley worked
for 10 years as a fashion and music photographer before becoming accomplished
humanitarian photographer. His work has been exhibited and published worldwide
in many respected publications including Vogue,
GQ, Rolling Stone, The Sunday
Times and The Observer. In
February 2011 Duley was severely
injured while working in Afghanistan.
J. Spatz is Guest Editor of the Alaska Quarterly Review and is a Truman National Security Fellow.
He recently served as Special Advisor to the Government of Liberia and has
worked with a relief and development NGO in Darfur, the global political risk
advisory firm Eurasia Group, and the United Nations Mission in Liberia. Spatz's photography has been recognized
by Pictures of the Year International and the National Press Photographers
June 9th through August 5th 2012
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Quarterly Review's "Liberty and Justice (for All), A Global Mosaic"
This powerful collection of images is
presented as pages from a photo essay published by the literary magazine Alaska
Quarterly Review. It chronicles personal and political conflicts around our
country and the world. featuring the images and personal essays of 68
photographers from 22 countries. It is an exploration of the universal concepts
of liberty and justice, organized as a tribute to photojournalists Tim
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Opening Panel Discussion, Saturday, July 14th: at 6pm
The talk will center on the power of
collective vision, focusing on the themes of liberty and justice explored in the
exhibit currently on view at Fovea and organized as a photographic tribute to
Tim Hetherington and Chris Hondros. Participating are:
David Burnett,
photojournalist and co-founder of Contact Press Images
Photo Agency, and
member of the Facing Change collective.
Alan Chin, photojournalist and member of
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Patrick Witty, TIME Magazine's
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Babar the King (1935)
by Jean de Brunhoff
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This book was very suppressing to me. The story starts out showing a young heard of elephants living on the plains of Africa. One of the opening stages of the book shows a hunter shooting Babar's mother. I thought that this was a very violent way of opening the book. There were other very interesting, and almost inappropriate scenes in the story. I would not recommend this story to teachers. This was a book I had read as a child, but I did not remember these kind of themes in this book. This was not the best book to use in the classroom.
Super racist colonial propaganda.
Originally published in 1933, this third Babar book picks up just where its predecessor, The Travels of Babar, left off, as Babar, Celeste and the Old Lady adjust to being back in the land of the elephants. When all of the many goods he purchased on his recent travels arrive by special dromedary delivery, Babar puts his grand plan into motion, proposing that the elephants build their own city, to be named Celesteville after their queen. All goes according to plan, and soon the pachyderm metropolis is a reality. But just when all seems well, and the elephants are celebrating their achievement, a double tragedy strikes, in the form of a snakebite that leaves the Old Lady gravely ill, and a house fire which injures wise old Cornelius. As Babar slips into a troubled dream that night, the question hangs in the air: which will triumph, Misfortune or Happiness...?
Although I do recall reading them as a young girl, I can't say that the Babar books have ever been amongst my particular favorites - they're interesting, the artwork is lovely, but the stories never really appealed to me, and I did not read them again and again, as I did some other titles. I would imagine that those readers who perceive in these books an apologia for colonialism (see Should We Burn Babar?: Essays on Children's Literature and the Power of Stories) will be incensed at the story here, in which Babar, with the Old Lady by his side, brings "civilization" to the elephants, in the form of urban development. For my part, I continue to waffle, as it concerns the question of Jean de Brunhoff's worldview and storytelling intent. Did he mean these books to be a glorification of France's colonization of Africa, or as a gentle parody (as Adam Gopnick has argued) of it? If the latter, does that mean that they are less problematic? I have no answers, but the parallel between France and Africa in the early twentieth century, and the humans and elephants in these stories, seems fairly clear. There were no "fierce cannibals" here, as there were in The Travels of Babar - something for which I am grateful, given the offensive way in which they were portrayed - but I can't honestly say I enjoyed the story that much. Leaving aside all political and/or ethical issues, it just felt a little disjointed to me.
Another Babar favorite.
Babar the King of the Elephants decides to create a city by a river. The city is built, the elephants are all given their jobs and after the jobs are done, they get to play different games. Everyone is happy till the Old Lady gets bit by a snake and Cornelius' house burns down. King Babar is worried till he dreams give his the answers. The moral of the story is that everyone has misfortunes from time to time, but if you are not discouraged, and work hard, you can be happy.
Great moral to get at, the fact that the elephants made a beautiful city is fun and showing all of them with jobs before play time is also good. The names of the elephants were a tongue twister and some times the wording was confusing even to me. The description of some of the activities were not easily understood by my children and so the story could not flow (because we had to stop to discuss it). My oldest did enjoy the list of names and their jobs, but that was because I had trouble saying all of the names without 'blah blah'.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0394805801, Hardcover)This third title about Babar and his family follows the elephants as they build a magnificent city: Celesteville. Life is peaceful and contented, everyone has a job to do, and celebrations are frequent. But one fateful day a snake bites the Old Lady and Babar fears that he may lose his oldest friend. Illus. in full color by the author.
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More importantly, for end-users – the network administrators and IT experts – the technology that Broadcom now offers zeroes in on a subject that's been top of mind lately: Security. Protecting the network is always mission critical, but in recent days, the subject has grabbed headlines as cloud providers, social networking sites and retail banks struggle to fend off malicious cyber-attacks on their websites.
The XLP 200-Series is the first multicore communications processor that includes on-chip security features that gives network managers the power to thoroughly inspect, encrypt, authenticate and secure Internet traffic at wire speeds. This translates into the ability to better protect enterprise, data center and cloud networks from malware and intrusion threats at the packet level.
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My second entry for the other Generator Challenge at one of my groups, and the 5th design in my 36 designs in 16 hours personal challenge.
For this design my inspiration was Snapple's Sweet Tea. Now, I'm originally from the South West and sweet tea is a big deal. You aren't southern if you can't make a decent sweet tea. So for this one I stuck with that southern side of the inspiration.
The baby doll is patterned after those beautiful Southern Belle ballgowns. The capri pants are meant to resemble the pantaloons and of course a nice pair of tea toned spatted ankle boots.
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I am attempting to use the Exchange migration tool on Exchange 2000 with Outlook 2003. I have setup the outlook profile to connect to the admin mailbox on exchange and verified that I setup permissions to access each user's calendar, mail, etc. via outlook.
When I run the migration tool, I get "Could not retrieve base forder URL of Exchange Server. Appointments will not be imported. Either the permissions are not configured correctly or because of Microsoft KB article 899351."
I followed the procedures in KB 899351 and reregistered Ole32.dll, but that has not helped. I would appreciate any help.
This is with ZCS-NETWORK-5.0.15_GA and ZC***changeMigrationWizard-5.0.15_GA
Thanks! -Cheers, Peter.
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Dr. Seuss had his political idiosyncrasies, but he wrote a great pro-life book, Horton Hatches an Egg. In the book, first published in 1940, Horton takes over egg-sitting from "Mayzie, a lazy bird," who abandons her unborn child. Even when faced with snow, ice, and hunters, Horton perseveres, because "An elephant's faithful." That's how I think of Alan Keyes's supporters. Many Republican elephants, like New York Governor George Pataki most recently, are faithless these days, ready to turn their backs on the smallest of the small, as they focus their eyes on the largest of the large political prizes, the White House. But Mr. Keyes takes no prisoners and neither do his supporters: They are faithful. We received numerous letters from Keyes supporters after our complimentary cover story about him. Most had a common motif: By headlining the question most often asked about him ("But can he win?"), WORLD was joining the camp of the faithless. In other words, if we were as faithful as Horton, if strong Christian pro-lifers all united behind a candidate like Mr. Keyes, he would win. Some writers put it more strongly: If every pro-life Christian fervently prayed to God, claiming all the promises of Scripture, God, so as not to break His promise, would bring about a Keyes victory. Those writers know, and I know, that God promised His people victory in their invasion of Canaan. Only their faithlessness left them wandering in the desert for 40 years. The problem with applying that history to the present is that God spoke about the conquest of Israel, not the conquest of America. God did not tell His people to seek political triumph in the Babylonian, Persian, or Roman empires. Jeremiah said we should build houses and plant gardens in the land of our exile. Two millennia ago, Paul demanded not revolution but his rights as a Roman citizen. Two decades ago, nevertheless, some Christians talked as if God had promised that the United States would be a Christian nation. Groups with names such as the Moral Majority promised that a full-court press would force secularists to turn over the ball. In this issue we have provided room for reaction to Blinded by Might, the new book by two of the men who led the initial charge. The reason Christian political victory should never have been expected, Cal Thomas and Ed Dobson argue, is that "the numbers aren't there to achieve redemption from the top down," even if it could be achieved that way: "At Moral Majority we believed that there was a 'sleeping giant out there' that had to be awakened and, when awake, could reverse the moral and cultural slide. It may be sleeping, but it's not a giant, at least not enough of a giant to be capable of mobilizing enough people to vote for certain candidates to achieve victory." Of course, God can accomplish His purposes regardless of where the votes lie, and that's why we should stop assuming-lest we doubt His power-that one of His purposes is to turn the United States into United Christendom. We are called, through God's grace, to teach and disciple. We are not called primarily to win political battles, although we should take the offensive when we can and build defensive coalitions when we cannot. Because the Bible teaches us that there is only one way to heaven, some Christians who become politically active tend to think of politics (and their particular brand of it) as the one right way to bring about change. But God calls all of us to different tasks, even within politics-some are outsiders sounding the alarm, some are insiders reducing harm-and we need to respect that, rather than saying that others are letting God down if they don't buy our particular strategy. Blinded by Might criticizes some prominent evangelical leaders, much to the joy of The Washington Post, but the essential message is an important one: Be content with the distinctively Christian witness we can make, and have realistic expectations about the small gains that can be registered through politics. In a sense, be glad that Alan Keyes soldiers on, but be sure to emphasize personal evangelism, mercy ministries, and other church activities, and do not attack those who also perform political service by entering into coalitions with non-Christians. As WORLD noted in the conclusion to our "But can he win?" article, Mr. Keyes has won already by bearing witness to God's truth. In our pages generally, we want to honor both the faithful Hortons and those who work more subtly within culture to help the lazy Mayzie bird change her ways. In the long run, politics follows journalism and laws follow culture.


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Nestor Duarte, Acting Special Agent in Charge of the Jacksonville Division of the FBI, announced today that Ju'Coby Pittman, chairman and CEO of the Clara White Mission, has been named the recipient of the 2012 Director's Community Leadership Award.
Established in 1990, the Director's Community Leadership Award is presented each year by FBI field offices to individuals whose achievements in the areas of crime prevention, drug deterrence, or similar educational programs have made a positive difference in their communities. Past Jacksonville recipients of the award include Assistant State Attorney Bernie de la Rionda, Robin Sorensen of Firehouse Subs, Inc., Ann Dugger of the Justice Coalition, Delores Barr Weaver, and former Sheriff Nat Glover.
As the leader and driving force behind the Clara White Mission, Ms. Pittman has dedicated her life as an advocate for equality in developing and implementing programs for the homeless, veterans, youth, and low-income members of the community. Under her leadership, the mission has raised, developed, and implemented a $2.1 million project to include a 24-hour operation of transitional housing, job training in culinary arts, janitorial training, and highway safety and construction, maintenance, a drop-in day center, a daily feeding program, and prevention programs offering golf, tennis and academic activities for inner city youth.
In April 2007, in a new initiative launched in partnership with St. John's Episcopal Church, the mission opened Clara's at the Cathedral, a training café for students and graduates to perfect their skills and prepare them for the workforce in the hospitality industry. Currently, the vision is to develop a $12 million affordable housing development with supportive services in the downtown LaVilla community.
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During a post-Christmas family reunion in New York City, my parents, sister, and I attended a Mass at Church of Our Saviour, recommended to us by friends who had recently returned to their Roman Catholic roots.
Despite our unfamiliarity with Roman Catholic services, we managed to find the page for that day in the book provided, "Celebrating the Eucharist." Sunday, Dec. 27 was the Feast of the Holy Family: Joseph, Mary, and Jesus.
Before a listing of the readings for the day was a paragraph to ponder, and I found it breathtaking:
"The familiarity of family life can sometimes blind us to see the goodness in each other. This feast reminds us to open our eyes and be 'astonished' at the goodness of each other rather than anxious about our own concerns. Families grow in strength when each person in the family---from parents to the smallest child to anyone extended the hospitality of the family---is treated as a member of God's family and therefore holy."
As one already prone to anxiety, and with one family member in particular causing me serious worry, I'd recently been feeling astonished, but not by anyone's goodness. Quite the contrary.
I'm not one for New Year's resolutions, but inspired by that paragraph, I have been trying to think of the goodness in others. And I am astonished! I feel grateful. And that is all good.
The sermon that day was also inspiring, focusing, as you can imagine, on the importance of the family.
Of all the problems in the world---real or perceived---none is more pressing than the breakdown of the family. As the babies and children found languishing in orphanages in Eastern Europe after the fall of the Berlin Wall made clear to anyone who looked into their empty eyes, human beings cannot thrive without love. And that is what families provide. How astonishing.


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Friday, July 27, 2012
Easy Retro Jelly Mold Raspberry Mousse
Once again I turned to my old copy of The Magic of JELL-O: 100 New and Favorite Recipes Celebrating 100 Years of Fun with JELL-O for a fun summer dessert that required very little money, time and effort.
I found a recipe for a Light'n Fruity Strawberry Pie and honed in on the filling which required strawberry Jello, boiling water, ice, Cool Whip, fruit and a graham cracker crumb crust. I took what I liked from the recipe, tossed the rest and came up with a raspberry mousse.
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I got out a package of no name raspberry gelatin and dissolved for a few seconds it in a large bowl with 2/3 cup boiling water.
I added 2 cups of ice cubes and stirred constantly for around 5 minutes until the gelatin started to thicken.
Then I removed the ice.
I whisked in an almost-full container of Cool Whip that had been sitting in my freezer forever! I bet you could add vanilla ice cream or yogurt if you prefer. Whipping cream if you can handle the saturated fat.
I whisked until smooth. If you want to have fruit in yours you could add it now.
I have these adorable heart molds I wanted to use so I really sprayed them with cooking oil before adding in the filling.
Which JUST fit. Phew! I put in it the fridge and let chill for hours. I submerged the bottom in some warm water for just a sec before inverting the mold onto a plate.
Foodie Results
It came out almost perfectly! Pretty darn perfect for me, I have had some wild disasters with Jello in the past.
I picked some raspberries from my garden to garnish the mousse.
It totally made it! It added REAL raspberry flavour, LOL, which was nice. We actually really enjoyed this retro dessert. Yes, it is mostly "fake" but it required so little effort and I already had the ingredients. For a summer treat when it is hot, you are tired and want something with wow factor that took so little effort? This is your dish!
Gelatin desserts get such a bad rap and even I am scared of making a savoury version. Which of course means I am going to tackle it one day. Have any suggestions? Dares? Bring it!
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- Debra She Who Seeks said...
My Mom was QUEEN of jello salads! She used to make one with jello, whipped cream and grated carrots that was to DIE for! Made veggies palatable to kids, LOL!
Your raspberry jello mousse looks amazing in that beautiful molded shape! Well done!
- July 27, 2012 at 9:45 AM
- Tammy said...
Your jello is so pretty!! But, I have to admit that I HATE jello. I think it's the texture - it's just wrong to me. And especially if there's "stuff" in it (such as veggies or fruits). Yuck. So - no jello molding for me - I'll admire yours from afar :)
- July 27, 2012 at 10:49 AM
- Suzie Ridler said...
Debra, your mom was a genius! And who knew whipped cream with grated carrots could be so good? Love it!
Thanks Tammy and I totally get the texture issue. I didn't add "stuff" to mine so it was more like a mousse without all the fat or the raw eggs whites. Made some room in my pantry and freezer without spending any money.
- July 27, 2012 at 2:30 PM
- AvaDJ said...
So pretty in pink, the mold is just stunning! Congrats on the amazing looking raspberries from your garden as well, such a nice treat from mother nature.
- July 27, 2012 at 11:10 PM
- Suzie Ridler said...
Thank you Ava! :) Yes, so nice to use my raspberries. It was a small crop but bigger than last year. Nice to have a touch of real foodie flavour in there!
- July 28, 2012 at 12:33 PM
- Foodie Stuntman said...
Retro is coming back!
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Expect to see a lot of the 35-year-old mother in the weeks to come as she begins promoting her new film, The Giver. On August 5, she stopped by Today and, when Matt "Not Exactly Subtle" Lauer quizzed her about her past, Katie shut down any hint of her relationship with T. Cruise right quick. Suri would be proud.
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The murder of policewomen Fiona Bone and Nicola Hughes has led to increasing calls for officers to be armed as routine - despite senior officers saying the move would not help.
The chief constable of Greater Manchester Police, Sir Peter Fahy, has said his force believed "passionately" that police should remain unarmed, despite the tragedy.
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The romantic image of the unarmed British Bobby must sadly be consigned to the history books. Not because of the tragic assassination of two brave police officers, but because Britain's streets today has terrorists, robbers and drug dealers who are armed to the teeth, and teenagers who regularly carry knives.
None of these dangerous individuals have any fear and most of them do not value life. They will not think twice about shooting or stabbing a police officer who gets in their way, let alone an innocent member of the public.
In the main, it is left to the front-line, unarmed officers to tackle these dangerous criminals on behalf of law-abiding citizens. The fact they are forced to do this with little protection is a terrible indictment of our criminal justice system and also of our society in general. Britain is one of only two countries in Europe - the other being the Republic of Ireland - that does not arm its front-line police officers.
A commissioner said a few years ago that the arming of the police service will be event driven. How many more police officers being assassinated do we need to wake up to the reality that our police service needs to be armed?
Whilst on duty as a police officer in 1985, I was stabbed and almost killed by an armed burglar. It brought home to me the very real dangers faced by those in my profession every day of their careers. I started a campaign called Protect the Protectors which pushed for better protection for officers and I have fought tirelessly for this cause for the past 20 years.
Protect the Protectors was instrumental in the introduction of side-handled batons, CS spray and stab-resistant vests. However, none of these will protect a police officer against a bullet. It is simple: front-line officers are being out-gunned.
There are arguments against arming the police, such as doing so will encourage criminals to arm themselves more regularly. However, there is no evidence to prove this and our stringent firearms laws will still be in place regardless of what protection we afford our police officers.
Another argument is that it will increase the number of controversial shootings by the police. In the past, when all the evidence of these types of shootings is examined, the police officers involved are almost always exonerated. Of course, we would need to trust the police and ensure the right type of person is recruited to the force, but we also know it is extremely rare for an officer to fire their weapon and even rarer that they get it wrong.
Police officers have the right to be afforded any and every protection they need to take on dangerous criminals so when faced by dangerous individuals they have a chance to protect the public and themselves, and go home to their families at the end of each shift.
Police officers do not want to carry guns, but many know they need to be to armed in order to carry out their duties in 21st century Britain. I am not passionate about arming the police, but sadly I know it has long been a necessity.
The tragic deaths of two unarmed policewomen in Manchester yesterday will inevitably lead to calls from some quarters for on-duty police in the UK to be armed. But before we pursue such a course of action, we need a proper examination of the facts.
We should listen to those who know best - the police themselves. A 2006 Police Federation survey showed an overwhelming majority (82%) of police opposed the routine arming of on-duty police officers. Despite a rise in terrorism and gun-related crime since similar surveys in 2003 and 1995, officers questioned remained steadfast in their opposition to armed policing.
Interestingly when asked if a decision were made to train and arm all police officers whilst on duty, out of the 13.8% who said they would never carry a firearm on duty, an incredible 56% claimed that they would resign from the force rather than accept an order to carry a firearm. That would have a dreadful impact on the ability of the Metropolitan Police to serve Londoners.
It is also worth looking to examples from other police forces around the world to see if arming the police would keep them safer. In the United States 511 police officers were killed between 2000 and September 2010. Of those officers killed 51 were slain when they own gun was turned against them.
Male or female, armed or not armed it would not have made a difference in this situation. Tragically these two dedicated officers were deliberately lured into a trap. This awful event should not be used to devalue the many occasions on which we have seen female officers outperform their male counterparts in their ability to defuse tense standoffs and persuade agitated individuals to act reasonably.
We should resist pressure at these incredibly difficult times to arm the police when it could in fact put our officers in more danger.
Arming the police would be a step in the wrong direction and would go against policing by consent and the history of unarmed policing in this country. I hope the Mayor & other politicians will resist pressure on this.
Rather than dwelling on the idea police with weapons or the fact that the officers killed were female, we should focus on what officers need: on risk assessment, training and when needed specialist backup. Let us not forget in this debate that the Met and other forces already have well trained specialist backup squads who are armed with guns and taser who should be called upon in potentially fatal shootings.
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One of my favorite Disney "princess" movies, "Mulan" makes a triumphant Blu-ray debut in honor of its 15th anniversary.
The House of Mouse's painterly rendering of the Chinese fable also happens to be one of its loveliest animated films, and the 1998 hand-drawn masterwork blossoms beautifully in high definition.
Unfortunately, the "Disney 2 Movie Collection" also includes the 2004 direct-to-DVD sequel "Mulan II," and no amount of digital tinkering can turn that amateurish sow's ear into the proverbial silk purse.
Set in ancient China, the initial folk tale centers on Fa Mulan (voiced by Ming-Na Wen and sung by Lea Salonga), a tomboyish daddy's girl who longs to bring honor to her family.
When the Huns invade China, the Emperor (Pat Morita) decrees that every family must send one man off to war. Since Mulan has no brothers, her father Fa Zhou (Soon-Tek Oh), an aging war hero crippled in a previous battle, prepares to return to the fray. Fearing for her father's life, Mulan steals his armor, horse and sword and rides off to war disguised as a man.
The tiny dragon Mushu (Eddie Murphy, ably giving the serious story some needed levity) accompanies Mulan on her quest.
Although it strictly follows the usual hero's quest formula, "Mulan" boasts a gorgeous look that mimics Chinese watercolor paintings, a likable heroine and a deliciously vicious villain in Hun leader Shan Yu (Miguel Ferrer).
In contrast, cartoonish animation, boring storytelling and shoddy dialogue doom the cut-rate follow-up. Even worse, Murphy's "Shrek 2" obligations prevented him from returning for the sequel, but the filmmakers actually gave his character (and replacement voice actor Mark Moseley) a bigger part.
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