BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!!

17.05.02, 21:05
Cold Wave Sweeps from Central U.S. to East and South.
Thu May 16, 8:34 PM ET
James Wilson, Sr. Meteorologist
Forecast Summary, The Weather Channel

Midwest


One more night of heavy rain is in the cards for the Mid-Mississippi and lower
Ohio River basins. A disturbance moving out of Colorado will cause the cold
front to buckle and stall momentarily in the Mid-South on Friday. The heaviest
rain is forecasted to occur over the Boothill of Missouri and western sections
of Kentucky and Tenneesee. This is not good news for the saturated region. The
sun will be out on Saturday once the front pushes south. A large cold, dry,
Canadian airmass will dive south and set up shop for the weekend. Temperatures
are forecasted to be about 20 degrees below normal for most of the Midwest even
with partly cloudy skies. The Great Lakes, with overcast skies, will be the
coldest with temperatures in the 40s and 50s.

South

Severe thunderstorms will move into the Southeast on Friday out ahead of a
strong cold front plowing into the region. The heaviest rain will develop
behind the cold front from Arkansas to the central Appalachians. This
overrunning rain, could produce some localized flooding in the Bluegrass and
Volunteer states. Strong thunderstorms are forecasted to stretch from Texas
into Georgia and will push into the coastal sections of the Southeast from
Virginia to South Carolina during the late afternoon. Afternoon thunderstorms
are again possible in Florida. Temperatures will be warm and muggy one more day
in the south. Once the cold front pushes through and the cool, dry, Canadian
high takes over, afternoon highs will only be in the 60s and 70s with overnight
lows in the 40s and 50s all the way to the Gulf Coast.

Northeast

Rain will rush into and out of the Northeast overnight and early Friday making
it feel more like March then mid May. Showers will linger on the west side in
the cold air in the mountains and off the Great Lakes on Friday. Look out for
the rush of COLD air behind the front. Lows and Highs will drop significantly
for the weekend with frost and freeze possibilities during the overnight and
early mornings and chilly 20 degree below average highs during the days. Get
the logs to burn in the fire ready and stock up on hot tea and cocoa. You'll
need them.

West

June gloom in May? Low clouds and fog from the Catalina Eddy, will return to
the Los Angels basin on Friday. The marine layer has been between 2000 and 3000
feet deep and reached into the San Bernardino valley. Similar conditions can be
expected on Friday. Showers will move back into the Pacific Northwest, as weak
disturbance moves inland, during the morning hours. The rest of the West will
be partly cloudy and warm under a small ridge of high pressure. There is a
storm lurking in the Pacific that will move ashore by early next week.


    • j71 Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! 17.05.02, 21:17
      Redistricting Sparks Bitter Political Brawls
      Fri May 17, 2:02 PM ET
      By John Whitesides

      WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A bitter showdown next week between Pennsylvania
      Democrats Frank Mascara and John Murtha kicks off a nationwide series of
      heavyweight battles between House incumbents thrown together by redistricting.


      As a result of the once-a-decade redrawing of congressional boundaries required
      to even out population changes, 16 incumbents face each other in high-stakes
      races. Many others opted to retire or run in another district instead.

      The match-ups ensure more House incumbents will be booted out of office at the
      ballot box this year than in either 1998 and 2000. In each of those years, only
      six incumbents lost.

      Most of the resulting campaigns promise to be highly personal slugfests as
      incumbents turn their usual built-in advantages in organization, name
      recognition and fund-raising on each other.

      "When two incumbents run, you've got two great machines colliding," Larry
      Sabato of the University of Virginia said. "There are no more vicious battles
      than intraparty battles, because the candidates usually agree on so many
      issues."

      That has been true in western Pennsylvania, where the race between veterans
      Mascara, 72, and Murtha, 69, has become an ugly blood feud. Mascara says Murtha
      never liked him and schemed with Republicans to draw a map to oust him; Murtha
      rejects the charges and says Mascara should tell the truth.

      Murtha, who has served 15 terms and is the second-ranking Democrat on the
      Appropriations Committee and ranking member of the defense spending panel,
      touts his ability to create jobs and get things done for his district.

      Mascara, a four-term veteran who reminds voters he lives in a two-story frame
      house and parks his car in the street, says Murtha has been seduced by special
      interests.

      "It's corporate America versus the working men and women of this district,"
      said Mascara, who also made an issue of Murtha's refusal to debate him.

      Murtha's campaign staff says he could not work debates into his schedule as he
      was busy in Washington working on the supplemental spending bill and defense
      issues. "Early on we were willing to debate, but the schedules never worked
      out," Murtha spokesman Brad Clemenson said.

      Mascara chose to take on Murtha in the new 12th District
    • viri-palestyna Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! 17.05.02, 22:16
      Epidemia cholery w Mozambiku

      Na cholerę zmarło już 81 osób, a 6 tys. jest nią zarażonych. Minister zdrowia
      uważa, że epidemia może się rozprzestrzenić. - Niedługo będzie to koszmar. W
      stolicy Maputo wszędzie poniewierają się śmiecie, jest wiele terenów
      bagnistych, w dodatku rozpoczyna się pora deszczowa - są to warunki, w których
      cholera dobrze się rozwija. Rząd zaangażował żołnierzy do oczyszczania miasta.
      Kilka miesiecy temu odkryto nowa odmiane wirusa cholery,ktorej dodatkowym
      objawem jest paranoidalne kopiowanie art. prasowych do Forum Swiat i
      traktowanie ich jako swoje wlasne.Ostatni przypadek to niejaki Geatlik,ktory
      przemienil sie w kopiarke.Przestrzega sie ze odpisywanie na jego posty moze byc
      zarazliwe.
      pozdrawiam


      emka (17-05-02 22:24)
    • kochanka Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! 18.05.02, 16:31
      By DAVID DROSCHAK
      AP Sports Writer
      May 18, 2002


      RALEIGH, N.C. (AP)
    • kochanka Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! 18.05.02, 16:34



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      Senate Panel Backs Bill Against E-Mail Spam
      Fri May 17, 2:17 PM ET

      WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A bill aimed at limiting that unwanted junk e-mail known
      as "spam" was approved and sent to the floor by the Senate Commerce Committee
      on Friday with unanimous support from Democrats and Republicans.


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    • kochanka Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! 18.05.02, 17:57
      Drug Maker to Pay $500 Million Fine for Factory Lapses
      By MELODY PETERSEN


      he Schering-Plough Corporation announced yesterday that it had agreed to pay
      $500 million to the federal government because of its repeated failure over the
      years to fix problems in manufacturing dozens of drugs at four of its factories.

      If approved by the United States District Court in Newark, the agreement would
      impose by far the highest financial penalty on a pharmaceutical company for
      failing to comply with federal manufacturing guidelines. In 1999, Abbott
      Laboratories paid $100 million to settle accusations about manufacturing
      problems.

      The agreement with Schering-Plough covers violations, dating back as far as
      1998, that government inspectors found in the company's factories in New Jersey
      and Puerto Rico. Some of the problems relate to the lack of controls that would
      identify faulty medicines, while others stem from outdated equipment. They
      involve some 200 medicines, including Claritin, the allergy medicine that is
      Schering's top-selling product. The manufacturing problems have caused
      shortages of several drugs, including Celestone, which is used to speed the
      development of the lungs of premature infants.

      In March 2000, Schering-Plough recalled millions of asthma inhalers, saying
      there was a remote possibility that some did not contain a key ingredient. Many
      of those inhalers were manufactured and shipped long before the recall.

      Under the proposed agreement, Schering-Plough must submit a plan to the Food
      and Drug Administration for bringing its factories into compliance with federal
      rules. The company must also station specially trained personnel at each
      factory to oversee operations, and hire outside consultants to conduct annual
      inspections. Federal regulators will also inspect the factories.

      "This action is another clear sign that F.D.A. will continue to enforce the
      rules and regulations requiring companies to carefully control and monitor
      their processes," said Dr. Lester M. Crawford, the F.D.A.'s deputy
      commissioner, in a statement. "Manufacturers who choose to wait until F.D.A.
      investigators find violations rather than policing themselves will find that
      they have made a poor and costly decision."

      In addition to Schering-Plough and Abbott, several other large drug makers have
      recently been criticized by federal regulators, who have found numerous
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      reasons for the growing number of problems are hotly debated. The industry has
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      regulators, while the F.D.A. has said that drug companies have failed to keep
      their factories up to date.

      If Schering-Plough fails to meet the terms of the agreement, which is known as
      a consent decree, the government could impose even greater financial penalties.

      In a statement yesterday, Richard Jay Kogan, the chairman and chief executive,
      said the company believed that all of its pharmaceutical products were safe and
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      "We are confident of our ability to move forward under the agreement and
      complete our improvement programs successfully," he said.

      But Schering-Plough also said the proposed agreement did not resolve a
      continuing investigation by the F.D.A.'s Office of Criminal Investigation in
      Puerto Rico, where the company has two factories.

      The company has said it does not know what products may be involved in that
      investigation, which is at a preliminary stage, and the F.D.A. has declined to
      comment on the inquiry.

      There has been speculation on Wall Street that the inquiry might center on
      whether products were manufactured with insufficient amounts of active drug
      ingredients.

      In the 2000 recall, the company was forced to take millions of inhalers off the
      shelf after determining that some of them might not have been properly filled
      with albuterol, a drug that helps asthma sufferers breathe. Those inhalers were
      made in New Jersey.

      Government inspectors found similar problems last year at the company's factory
      in Manati, P.R., according to inspection reports. For example, hundreds of
      consumers have complained that the company's Nasonex nasal spray, which is made
      at that factory, did not work, the reports said.

      Last year, Public Citizen, the Washington-based consumer group, called for a
      criminal investigation of Schering-Plough after finding that some asthma
      patients had died while using inhalers that were later recalled.

      Dr. Sidney Wolfe, the director of Public Citizen's health research group, said
      that a lawyer from the United States attorney's office in New Jersey and an
      official from the F.D.A.'s Office of Criminal Investigation had interviewed him
      last fall about the information he had obtained about the inhalers and the
      patients who died.

      Robert J. Consalvo, a spokesman for Schering-Plough, said yesterday that the
      company had no indication that the investigation might center on the asthma
      inhalers.

      Under the consent decree announced yesterday, Schering-Plough agreed to recall
      two drugs used to treat asthma — Proventil Repetabs and theophylline — because
      tests showed they might deteriorate before their expiration date.

      The company said it had also decided that it would no longer manufacture dozens
      of other older products. And Schering-Plough said it was temporarily suspending
      production of certain animal health products — including Nuflor, a medicine for
      foot rot in cattle — that are made at the plant in Manati.

      Schering-Plough said late last year that it might have to pay as much as $500
      million to the government. The company has already reserved for such a payment
      in its financial statements. Schering-Plough said yesterday that it was
      lowering its expected earnings growth rate for this year to a "mid-single-
      digit" percentage from the "low double-digit" figure it had projected
      previously.

      Despite that change, the stock price rose yesterday by more than 5 percent, or
      $1.37, to $26.12, although it is down 27 percent for the year.

      Timothy M. Anderson, an analyst with Prudential Securities, said the company's
      announcement of the agreement had helped clear up some of Wall Street's
      uncertainty about Schering-Plough.


    • viri-palestyna Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! 18.05.02, 18:15


      تهدف عضوية الموقع إلى تحقيق ثلاثة أهداف أساسية هي:
      أولاً: توثيق العلاقة بين الموقع وزائريه ضمن السياسات التي يتبناها الموقع، تحقيقاً
      لرسالته وتأكيداً لمصداقيته.
      ثانياً: تنظيم عملية التفاعل الإيجابي المتبادل بين الموقع وزائريه، وجعلها أكثر عمقاً
      واحتراماً، وأكثر استفادة من طاقاتهم وإبداعاتهم، والابتعاد بهذه العملية السامية عن
      أيدي العابثين.
      ثالثاً: الاستفادة من مكانة الموقع بجعله جسراً يربط بين جمهوره من جهة وبين المؤسسات التي
      ترغب في التواصل معه بصورة مباشرة أو غير مباشرة.

      وتعزيزاً لذلك يقدم الموقع للمشتركين في عضويته مجموعة من الامتيازات المجانية الخاصة الحالية
      والمستقبلية، والتي نذكر منها على سبيل المثال:

      - المشاركة المباشرة في الصفحات التفاعلية بالموقع.
      - استقبال النشرات الإخبارية العامة والمتخصصة للموقع.
      - الأولوية في المداخلات الخاصة ببرامج قناة الجزيرة الحية.
      - امتلاك حقيبة أرشيفية مستقبلاً، تكون خاصة بك في الموقع لحفظ ما تود حفظه فيها من
      موضوعات الموقع.
      - في حال موافقتكم على استقبال معلومات عن عروض تجارية، ستحصلون على خصم خاص على
      العروض التجارية التي يحصل عليها الموقع من بعض الشركات المعلنة.
      - خصم خاص على طلبات المعلومات النوعية التي قد تحتاجها من الموقع ولا تتوفر للزائر
      العام.
      - في حال موافقتكم على استقبال معلومات عن بعض الشركات والمؤسسات، سيمكنكم متابعة
      المستجدات التي تخص بها بعض الشركات والمؤسسات الموقع وزائريه.
      - المشاركة الفاعلة المؤثرة والمعتبرة في استطلاعات واستفتاءات الموقع.
      - الاستفادة الفورية من الخد&#
    • kochanka Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! 19.05.02, 15:35
      By DAVID DROSCHAK
      AP Sports Writer
      May 18, 2002


      RALEIGH, N.C. (AP)
    • kochanka Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! 19.05.02, 21:27
      Tech World's Sorrow Shrivels Work for Bankers
      Sat May 18, 7:12 AM ET
      By Jeffrey Goldfarb

      MENLO PARK, Calif. (Reuters) - The easy, gridlock-free drive from San Francisco
      to Menlo Park these days is perhaps the most emblematic sign of the times in
      this high-tech mecca.


      Technology visionaries used to inch impatiently in traffic on southbound
      Interstate 280 for the 35 miles toward Menlo's gold-paved Sand Hill Road, where
      venture capital firms financed their dreams and investment banks took them
      public and shopped their companies to eager buyers.

      Today, though, the brown, sun-scorched grass along the highway symbolizes just
      how much things have dried up.

      The brown placards that festoon marquees of low-rise commercial complexes on
      Sand Hill
      • gelatik Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! 19.05.02, 21:30
        no thx
    • kochanka Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! 19.05.02, 21:33
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      Wickes Inc. Reports First Quarter 2002 Results
    • kochanka Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! 20.05.02, 01:15
      Winter Returns
      Sat May 18, 2:31 PM ET
      Kevin Roth, Senior Meteorologist

      Storm Watch, The Weather Channel

      Another blast from Old Man Winter brought record lows and a Spring snowstorm to
      the Midwest and Northeast Saturday. A storm system moving off the East Coast
      supplied the moisture and Old Man Winter the cold air to produce a snowstorm
      over New York state and parts of New England. Snowfall measured 8 inches at
      Prattsville, NY, 6 inches at Sylvania, PA and 3 to 6 inches over the higher
      elevations in southern New Hampshire, southern Vermont and northern
      Massachusetts. Flakes even flew in the suburbs of Boston and New York City.
      This storm also brought some beneficial rainfall to the drought areas of the
      Northeast. Philadelphia picked up 1.67 inches of rain and New York City got
      1.62 inches of rain through late Saturday morning. Much chillier air is moving
      in behind the storm system for the first half of next week. Daytime highs
      should hold in the 50s and 60s with overnight lows in the 30s and 40s over much
      of the Northeast. The Midwest got a healthy taste of the chilly temperatures
      this morning. Close to 40 record lows were smashed this morning from Minnesota
      to Texas. Hill City, Kan., broke their old record by 10 degrees! Additional
      record lows are anticipated tonight over the Midwest and in the Northeast.
      Frost and freeze advisories have been hoisted in anticipated of the chilly
      temperatures tonight. The colder than average weather should last into the
      first half of the upcoming week. One benefit to this chilly air mass is that it
      is a dry one. Rain is not in the forecast for the region through at least
      Wednesday. That should allow all of the flooded rivers to begin the recession
      process.

    • kochanka Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! 20.05.02, 19:21
      Winters, volcanic eruptions may zap Arctic ozone
      Sun May 19, 7:51 PM ET
      Lucas J. Mire, weather.com

      Researchers now say a seasonal "ozone hole" could likely form over the North
      Pole within 30 years. The hole could allow harmful rays from the sun to hit the
      more-populated Arctic regions.


      "If a period of high volcanic activity coincides with a series of cold Arctic
      winters, then a springtime Arctic ozone hole may reappear for a number of
      consecutive years, resembling the pattern seen in the Antarctic every spring
      since the 1980s," Azadeh Tabazadeh, lead author of a paper on the possible
      ozone hole and a scientist at NASA (news - web sites)'s Ames Research Center.

      Though ozone holes appear each year over the South Pole, an excess of ozone and
      a lack of truly cold winters needed to form ozone-damaging polar clouds have
      kept ozone loss over northern Polar regions in check.

    • kochanka Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! 20.05.02, 19:45
      More downpours for southern Florida
      Sun May 19, 7:57 PM ET
      Buzz Bernard, Senior Meteorologist

      Storm Watch, The Weather Channel

      Widespread severe thunderstorms should not be a threat anywhere in the country
      today, although some isolated, marginally severe storms could blossom over the
      Rockies. Elsewhere, periodic heavy cloudbursts will continue to sweep across
      the southern part of the Florida Peninsula. The downpours may continue into
      tonight with some spots picking up several inches of rainfall. Localized urban
      and street flooding could be a problem.
    • werw Gelatik: próba interpretacji 21.05.02, 17:42
      3 dni temu w GW ukazał sie artykuł nt. wysiedlania cyganów w Czechach; jakiś
      tydzień wcześniej Gelatik założył wątek na ten sam temat pt. "Czesi wysiedlają
      Romów". Byłbyż to redaktor prowadzący delegowany do zapładniania Forum nowymi
      tematami? Przyznaję że hipoteza ta jest karkołomna, zważywszy na jakość jego
      publikacji.
      • kochanka Re: Gelatik: próba interpretacji 21.05.02, 18:08
        werw napisał(a):

        > 3 dni temu w GW ukazał sie artykuł nt. wysiedlania cyganów w Czechach; jakiś
        > tydzień wcześniej Gelatik założył wątek na ten sam temat pt. "Czesi wysiedlają
        > Romów". Byłbyż to redaktor prowadzący delegowany do zapładniania Forum nowymi
        > tematami? Przyznaję że hipoteza ta jest karkołomna, zważywszy na jakość jego
        > publikacji.

        Jakość jego kopiowania!! Właśnie chodzi o to ze nie ma interpretacji tylko
        bezmyslne kopiowanie. Jak mam ochote czytania artykulow to nie wchodze na forum
        tylko na strone jakiegos dziennika. I tak wszyscy robia: Czy zauwazyles ze na 99%
        jego postow nikt nie odpowiada? Dlaczego? Wczoraj policzylam ze na jednej stronie
        bylo 35 jedno postowych watkow gelatika!! Choroba!!

    • kochanka Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! 21.05.02, 20:46
      House Passes Kid-Friendly Internet Domain Bill
      Tue May 21,12:00 PM ET
      By Andy Sullivan

      WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The House of Representatives approved on Tuesday an
      effort to create a kid-friendly Internet zone free of violence, pornography and
      other adult material. The House approved a bill by a voice vote that would set
      up an area within the United States' ".us" Internet domain allowing only Web
      sites deemed appropriate for children 12 years old and younger.


      In the Senate, similar legislation is expected from Sens. Byron Dorgan, a North
      Dakota Democrat, and John Ensign, a Nevada Republican.

      Web sites bearing a ".kids.us" address would have to certify that they do not
      contain sexually explicit material, hate speech, violence or other material not
      suitable for minors.

      Unlike previous attempts to screen out online smut, the bill would regulate
      content only on a corner of the Internet that falls directly under U.S.
      government control. Better-known domains such as ".com" and ".net," as well as
      the rest of the .us domain, would not be subject to restrictions.

      "If you're in Tennessee, Taiwan or Timbuktu, you can publish or speak any
      content you want on the Internet," said Rep. Ed Markey, a Massachusetts
      Democrat who sponsored the bill along with Illinois Republican Rep. John
      Shimkus.

      The bill represents the latest attempt to keep children away from the sexually
      explicit material easily available to anyone with a computer and an Internet
      connection.

      An early attempt, the 1996 Communications Decency Act, was thrown out by the
      Supreme Court as an infringement on free speech. A second, the 1998 Child
      Online Protection Act, remains sidelined by a court injunction.

      More recently, lawmakers had hoped the international body that controls domain-
      name policy would set up a .kids domain alongside .com and other established
      domains.

      After the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers passed on the
      idea in November 2000, Markey and Shimkus introduced a bill that would force
      ICANN (news - web sites) to set up a .kids domain.

      But they backed off from that plan last fall after witnesses told them it would
      be difficult to dictate policy to ICANN, which is not under direct U.S.
      government control.

      The revised bill would place a .kids subdomain under the control of NeuStar
      Inc., the Washington-based telecommunications firm that won the contract to
      manage the .us country-code domain last fall.

      NeuStar would be expected to police the subdomain to ensure that it remained
      free of inappropriate content, and it would answer to the Commerce Department
      (news - web sites)'s National Telecommunications and Information Administration
      (news - web sites).

      Web sites in the domain would be prohibited from linking to other sites outside
      the domain, and could not set up chat rooms, instant messaging (news - web
      sites) or other interactive services unless they could certify that they did
      not expose children to pedophiles or pose other risks.

      If privately held NeuStar were to lose money on the venture, it could give
      control back to the Commerce Department, which would seek another operator.

      In the Senate, Dorgan and Ensign planned to introduce a companion bill shortly
      after it passed the House, a Dorgan aide said Monday.

    • kochanka Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! 21.05.02, 20:47
      Prokurator generalny John Ashcroft i szef Federalnego Biura Śledczego Robert
      Mueller wiedzieli o memorandum z oddziału FBI w Arizonie w sprawie zagrożenia
      ze strony studentów szkół lotniczych i nie poinformowali o tym prezydenta -
      podał "New York Times".

      W wewnętrznym memorandum (nazwanym Phoenix memo) agent FBI z Arizony zwrócił
      się do swoich zwierzchników o śledztwo w sprawie mężczyzn pochodzących z
      Bliskiego Wschodu, zapisanych do amerykańskich szkół pilotażu. W piśmie
      wspominał nazwisko Osamy bin Ladena i sugerował, że jego zwolennicy mogą się
      przygotowywać w tych szkołach do akcji terrorystycznych.

      Według "New York Timesa", prokurator generalny i szef FBI rozmawiali o notatce
      agenta z Phoenix kilka dni po atakach 11 września. Nie poinformowali jednak o
      tym prezydenta. George W. Bush dowiedział się o ostrzeżeniu, sporządzonym już w
      lipcu ubiegłego roku, dopiero niedawno - podkreśla "NYT".

      W świetle tragicznych wydarzeń w Nowym Jorku i Waszyngtonie notatka agenta z
      Phoenix mogła być istotnym sygnałem, który zlekceważono.

      "Obecnie przedstawiciele FBI i Departamentu Sprawiedliwości mówią, że w chaosie
      dni po atakach 11 września rozmowy między panem Ashcroftem i panem Muellerem
      były prowadzone w pośpiechu i w pewnym stopniu gorączkowe tempo działań
      utrudnia przypomnienie wydarzeń z tamtego czasu" - podaje NYT.

      Jednak wysoki urzędnik Departamentu Sprawiedliwości powiedział, że "prokurator
      generalny aż do ubiegłego miesiąca nie był poinformowany o żadnym szczególe
      dokumentu, znanego jako Phoenix memo".

      Z kolei rzecznik Białego Domu Ari Fleischer oświadczył: "Nie mamy nic, co by
      wskazywało, że prezydent widział lub słyszał o tej notatce wcześniej niż kilka
      tygodni temu".

      Phoenix memo zostało napisane przez agenta FBI z Arizony Kennetha Williamsa.
      Przesłano je drogą elektroniczną do centrali Federalnego Biura Śledczego 10
      lipca ubiegłego roku, a więc dwa miesiące przed zamachami w Nowym Jorku i
      Waszyngtonie. Notatkę przyjęli funkcjonariusze średniego szczebla, którzy stoją
      na czele jednostek ds. zwalczania terroryzmu ze strony islamskich ekstremistów
      i Osamy bin Ladena.

      Według urzędników, na których powołuje się NYT, pismo nie dotarło jednak do
      ówczesnego kierownictwa FBI, w tym Thomasa Pickarda, który pełnił obowiązki
      szefa Federalnego Biura Śledczego.
    • kochanka Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! 22.05.02, 22:08
      Winter Returns
      Sat May 18, 2:31 PM ET
      Kevin Roth, Senior Meteorologist

      Storm Watch, The Weather Channel

      Another blast from Old Man Winter brought record lows and a Spring snowstorm to
      the Midwest and Northeast Saturday. A storm system moving off the East Coast
      supplied the moisture and Old Man Winter the cold air to produce a snowstorm
      over New York state and parts of New England. Snowfall measured 8 inches at
      Prattsville, NY, 6 inches at Sylvania, PA and 3 to 6 inches over the higher
      elevations in southern New Hampshire, southern Vermont and northern
      Massachusetts. Flakes even flew in the suburbs of Boston and New York City.
      This storm also brought some beneficial rainfall to the drought areas of the
      Northeast. Philadelphia picked up 1.67 inches of rain and New York City got
      1.62 inches of rain through late Saturday morning. Much chillier air is moving
      in behind the storm system for the first half of next week. Daytime highs
      should hold in the 50s and 60s with overnight lows in the 30s and 40s over much
      of the Northeast. The Midwest got a healthy taste of the chilly temperatures
      this morning. Close to 40 record lows were smashed this morning from Minnesota
      to Texas. Hill City, Kan., broke their old record by 10 degrees! Additional
      record lows are anticipated tonight over the Midwest and in the Northeast.
      Frost and freeze advisories have been hoisted in anticipated of the chilly
      temperatures tonight. The colder than average weather should last into the
      first half of the upcoming week. One benefit to this chilly air mass is that it
      is a dry one. Rain is not in the forecast for the region through at least
      Wednesday. That should allow all of the flooded rivers to begin the recession
      process.

      • kochanka Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! 25.05.02, 00:15
        Moskwa "sprzeciwia się operacji w Iraku i uczyni wszystko, aby do niej nie
        doszło" - oświadczył minister spraw zagranicznych Rosji Igor Iwanow.

        Iwanow zauważył też, że inną kością niezgody w stosunkach rosyjsko-
        amerykańskich jest sprawa Iranu. Minister uznał za "nieuzasadnioną" amerykańską
        krytykę - jak to ujął - "rosyjsko-irańskiej współpracy w pokojowym
        wykorzystaniu energii atomowej".

        Prezydent USA George W. Bush przyleciał w czwartek wieczorem do Moskwy na
        rozmowy z prezydentem Rosji Władimirem Putinen. Wcześniej, w Berlinie, wezwał
        do zdecydowanej wspólnej walki z "wrogami wolności". Zapowiedział też budowę
        strategicznego partnerstwa Zachodu i Rosji przeciwko międzynarodowemu
        terroryzmowi.

        Walka z terroryzmem i zagrożenie ze strony krajów, starających się o dostęp do
        broni masowego rażenia, były również tematem spotkania Busha z kanclerzem
        Niemiec Gerhardem Schroederem.

        Na konferencji prasowej po tych rozmowach Bush zapewnił, że nie ma "konkretnych
        planów wojny" przeciwko Irakowi. Dodał jednak, że trzeba
        przeszkodzić "wszelkimi środkami" dyktatorowi Saddamowi Husajnowi w pozyskaniu
        broni masowego rażenia.

        • kochanka Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! 21.06.02, 00:50


          • BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! kochanka, 17-05-2002
          21:05
          • Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! j71, 17-05-
          2002 21:17
          • Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! viri-
          palestyna, 17-05-2002 22:16
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          05-2002 16:31
          • Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! kochanka, 18-
          05-2002 16:34
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          05-2002 17:57
          • Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! viri-
          palestyna, 18-05-2002 18:15
          • Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! kochanka, 19-
          05-2002 15:35
          • Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! kochanka, 19-
          05-2002 21:27
          • Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! gelatik,
          19-05-2002 21:30
          • Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! kochanka, 19-
          05-2002 21:33
          • Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! kochanka, 19-
          05-2002 21:35
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          05-2002 01:15
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          05-2002 19:21
          • Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! kochanka, 20-
          05-2002 19:45
          • Gelatik: próba interpretacji werw, 21-05-2002 17:42
          • Re: Gelatik: próba interpretacji kochanka, 21-05-2002 18:08
          • Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! kochanka, 21-
          05-2002 20:46
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          05-2002 20:47
          • Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! kochanka, 22-
          05-2002 22:08
          • Re: BEZSENSOWNY_PRZEGLAD_PRASY_TYLKO_DLA_GEALTIKA!!!!! kochanka,
          25-05-2002 00:15





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