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Curious George (Tenet)

By: Cedric McClester | 2010-04-04 | Politics
This column addresses former CIA head George Tenet's futile efforts to salvage his reputation. read more

George De Mohrenschildt and the Assassination of John F. Kennedy, Part 1

By: Sherman De Brosse | 2010-04-04 | Politics
George De Mohrenschildt claimed he was never an American intelligence agent, but the evidence suggests he worked for the CIA and, as a young man, for French intelligence and perhaps for the Germans. He was a close friend of both Lee Havey Oswald and George H. W. Bush. How does all this fit together if at all? read more

There is Evidence That Bush Had Been Warned About 9-11 But He Did Nothing About It

By: Coddie Adwar | 2010-04-04 | Politics
In 2001 al-Qaeda operatives were positioning themselves inside the United States, preparing an attack. Their plans were partially intercepted by US intelligence, sifting through the chatter of electronic intercepts. An al-Qaeda operative, referring to the failure of the Yemeni attack to produce the desired reaction, was overheard saying: "Don't worry; we're planning something so big now that the U.S. will have to respond..." CBS News reported, on July 26 2001, that the FBI had determined that the threat was serious enough to prompt enhanced security measures for certain officials. By August, the FBI knew that the pending attack would involve airplanes. By early August 2001, the CIA had developed enough clarity about the threat to specifically warn the President. They titled their Presidential Daily Briefing for August 6, 2001; "Bin Laden Determined to Strike in U.S" in the hope that the president would be concerned enough to energize the governmental agencies responsible for security to attend to the specifics and head off the attack. President Bush, who spent an estimated 42% of his first year vacationing in Texas, was not pleased by the intrusion of the CIA agent who was sent to present the analysis. Bush glared at the CIA briefer and... read more

Early Ibm Disk Storage

By: vivi | 2010-10-10 | Project management
IBM 350 IBM 305 at U.S. Army Red River Arsenal, with two IBM 350 disk drives in the foreground. RAMAC mechanism at Computer History Museum The IBM 350 disk storage unit read more

Alternate History

By: gaga | 2010-12-29 | Business
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Bush, The Young Adult (Part 1 of the Mismaking of a President)

By: Stephen John Morgan | 2010-04-04 | Politics
Looking at the beginning of Bush's young adult life, there are already important indications of tendencies to "tune out of reality." read more

George DeMohrenschildt and the Assassination of John F. Kennedy, Part 4

By: Sherman De Brosse | 2010-04-04 | Politics
The hints George De Mohrenschildt offered about the JFK assassination lead the investigator in circles. It is fairly clear that Oswald was an ONI asset and involved with Cuban exiles. One of LBJ's mistresses described a big oil men's party the night before the assassination, but that party is difficult to track down. Some maintain that the SEcret SErvice was in on the hit, but that cannot be proven. It likely that the truth will never emerge. read more

Nine Early Signs of Arthritis in Back

By: Paulose | 2011-08-31 | Back Pain
Computer era is increating arthritis problems more and more. There are many types of arthritis. They can be diagnozed in the initial stage and treated. read more

The Death of Dorothy Hunt, Probing the Assassination of JFK, Part 4

By: Sherman De Brosse | 2010-04-04 | Politics
Was Lee Harvey Oswald a government asset? Was George H. W. Bush in Dallas on November 22, 1963? George De Mohrenschildt was a close friend of Oswald, but was he also a CIA operative. read more

Stakeholders And Their Affect On Organisation Operations

By: Ian Worthington | 2010-04-04 | Business
Stakeholders are present in all businesses in many varied forms. This article investigates the affect they have on organisations and how this determines which operations are implemented. read more

Early History Of Tunisia - Cuff Bracelet Watch Manufacturer - Sport Wrist Watches

By: gaga | 2011-01-15 | Business
Berber background The people commonly known today as the Berbers were anciently more often known as Libyans; yet many "Berbers" have for long self-identified as Imazighen or "free people" (etymology uncertain). Mommsen, a widely acclaimed historian of the 19th century, wrote: "They call themselves in the Riff near Tangier Amzigh, in the Sahara Imshagh, and the same name meets us, referred to particular tribes, on several occasions among the Greeks and Romans read more

Our Views on the recent banking reform proposals totally missed the mark

By: Ziad K. Abdelnour | 2010-10-27 | Investing
Big banks are today's designated villains, widely blamed for creating the financial crisis and criticized for sopping up government bailout money and then indulging in a new orgy of extravagant bonuses. To prevent the banks from acting carelessly and taking excessive risk, President Obama has proposed restricting bank activities, like prohibiting them from trading for themselves and limiting the size of liabilities. read more

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By: fangxiao | 2011-09-24 | Business
Fuzy: This papers details a number of places from the active single-screw equipment layout as well as framework, and set out your pros and cons for their email list read more

Basic Operational Management Glossary part 2 from POME by Gautam Koppala

By: GAUTAM KOPPALA | 2010-09-25 | Corporate
Basic Operational Management Glossary part 2 from POME by Gautam Koppala read more

Get Mad! Country Going Down, Part 2

By: Navaid Syed | 2011-08-18 | Politics
This is second articles in a series on causes and factors behind current U.S. debt crisis, and credit downgrade by Standard and Poor. This piece of work focuses on president George H. W. Bush, his presidency and time. Highlights the positive and negative long term effects of his policies on Economy and finances. Analyzes all points of views, factors, and pros and cons of different measures. Comprehensively covers his contributions in U. S. government, neutrally and objectively, towards an end. read more