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this is going to suck jsut like the white party, why cant australia bring djs like sean tyas and scot project
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Israel model for Iraq, says Bush Bush's plan to send more troops to Iraq has run into trouble US President George W Bush has appealed for people to give his strategy in Iraq a chance - holding up Israel as a model for defining success there. He said America would like to see Iraq function as a democracy while dealing with violence - just as Israel does. Speaking at the US Naval War College, Mr Bush said success in Iraq would not be defined by an end to attacks. His remarks come as members of his Republican party are increasingly turning against the war in Iraq. The US president characterised the war in Iraq as primarily against al-Qaeda forces and their use of "headline-grabbing" suicide attacks and car bombings. The difference is that Israel is a functioning democracy and it's not prevented from carrying out its responsibilities President Bush He said: "Our success in Iraq must not be measured by the enemy's ability to get a car bombing in the evening news." The terms of success set out by Mr Bush included "the rise of a government that can protect its people, deliver basic services for all its citizens and function as a democracy even amid violence". Mr Bush suggested Israel as a standard to work towards. "In places like Israel, terrorists have taken innocent human life for years in suicide attacks. "The difference is that Israel is a functioning democracy and it's not prevented from carrying out its responsibilities. And that's a good indicator of success that we're looking for in Iraq." 'Well-conceived plan' In December US President George W Bush announced the deployment of a total of 21,500 extra troops in Iraq. In early March Defence Secretary Robert Gates approved a request for an extra 2,200 military police to support the security drive in Baghdad. Mr Bush asked officials and the public for patience to allow his strategy to work, thus giving Iraq's leaders time to achieve political reconciliation. "It's a well-conceived plan by smart military people. And we owe them the time, and we owe them the support they need to succeed," he said. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/6251982.stm |
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| Originally posted by occrider Ignoring the issue of whether the comparison was apt, using Israel as the example can only be considered idiocy of the highest order. /waits for this to hit the Arab media I type out my PDD posts in word and cut and paste. Got into the habit of doing it after losing many a long post by accidentally pressing the back button. |
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| Originally posted by Allied Nations ever tried the forward button? PS THIS WASNT IN MY CLIPBOARD |
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12 Units - (bits 7:0) Raw A/D value: 00 (default). The lowest nibble defines the range and/or type of analog value
associated with the I/O point. The devices use this nibble to correctly interpret the I/O point data.
Unit [3:0] Description LCD
0 Raw A/D Value 0-100%
1 4-20 mA 4.00 mA - 20.00 mA
2 0-20 mA 0.00 mA - 20.00 mA
3 Discrete ON / OFF
4 0-10V - 00.00V 0.00V - 10.00 V
5 Not used -
6 �C 0000.0C
7 �F 0000.0F
8 Temp C to mA
9 Temp F to mA
13 Power Supply # - (bits 7:0)
External supply: 0 (default). Value range 0 through 4. Turns on a local power supply to supply power to an external device. A parameter value of 0 indicates no power supply. A parameter value of 1, 2, 3, or 4 enables that particular internal supply connection.
Value Source
0 External Power Source
1 Supply Control #1
2 Supply Control #2
3 Supply Control #3
4 Supply Control #4
Three parameters define a power supply connection: power supply selection, voltage, and warmup time. The voltage parameter defines the supply voltage. The warm-up parameter defines the time the power supply is on before evaluating the input point.
14 Report Type - (bits 7:0) Analog report type: 1 (default). Discrete/bit report type: 0. Defines the internal data structure and
reporting definition for an I/O point. If a discrete point changes state, all I/O points are reported to the Gateway in discrete values. An analog input can be treated as a digital value using the Threshold and Hysteresis parameters.
15 Delta - (bits 15:0) Disable: 0 (default). Value range 1 to 65535. Defines the change required between two successive sample points to trigger a report condition.
16 Invert Flag - (bit 0) Inactive: 0 (default). Compliments the polarity of the sensed I/O point. A value of 1 becomes 0. An analog value is not changed, but an analog value with a threshold and hysteresis set is complimented.
17 Default Value - (bits 15:0)
0 (default). Value range 0 to 65535. Defines the safe state for each output. This parameter only applies to outputs. A value of 65535, or 0xFFFF, sets the default value to the last known state.
DATA DATES; SET DATES;
DDATE=INPUT(MDATE,MONYY5.);
DATA ABK;
INFILE CNABK;
INPUT @1 MDATE $7.
@11 SKD_DPT $3.
@17 NDPTRS 5.;
RENAME SKD_DPT=ENTITY NDPTRS=NOPS;
NDPTRS=ROUND(NDPTRS,1);
DDATE=INPUT(MDATE,MONYY7.);
MONTH=MONTH(DDATE);
YEAR=YEAR(DDATE);
IF SKD_DPT NOT IN ('SYS','SPO');
DROP MDATE;
IF NDPTRS LE 1 THEN DELETE;
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