irclog: "L'aspirante suicida, chiacchiera!"

Here one of Ciro's photosA Pic A Day | Photo @ 20020327

Mostra Utente: " La storia di Luca K, Ciro Milani, era nota da mesi e mesi. Ma nessuno ha voluto, saputo o potuto impedire che questo giovane di 26 anni si togliesse la vita. Forse, per� non sarebbe servito, nulla. In una delle innumerevoli corrispondenze interattive un navigatore mette in rete l�articolo che racconta come sia stato sventato un suicidio proprio grazie alla lettura di messaggi simili. Ciro aveva risposto: �Provate a farlo a me e vi uccido�. L�11 luglio 2004 V.D. 25 anni di Lecco si era gettato dal san Michele. "

Mostra Utente: "Da Trezzo d�Adda i sub hanno raggiunto il San Michele e si sono immersi nelle acque del fiume, in tarda mattinata. Le ricerche hanno dato esito positivo solamente alle 15.30 quando, circa al centro del fiume, proprio sotto il punto da cui li giovane si era gettato, � stato rinvenuto il cadavere. "

This is the link postdated for the suicide of Ciro MilaniAzim, re-re-re-re-reloaded.: "Me ne sono andato."

Mostra Utente: "INCREDIBILE, CIRO AVEVA SCRITTO IN UN BLOG: ``IL MIO FUTURO E` INUTILE NON HA PIU` SENSO VIVERLO. MEGLIO ANDARSENE ORA``"

Sara's Blog: "Non ce mai limite la peggio.
beccatevi questi due link.
questa storia (purtroppo vera) me la sono persa.
Mi meraviglio che i media nn ne abbiano parlato..
allora dunque:
http://primadipartire.weblogs.us/
ma,vi metto solo questo,poi voi sceglierete il vs eventuale percorso.
A me ha sconvolto parecchio.
inutile dire che a mio parere � assolutamente un gesto folle,sia il prima che il dopo"

Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah Marshall: "As Rich says, this isn't about Valerie Plame or Joe Wilson or even Karl Rove. It's not about exposing a CIA agent. That's merely the tear in the fabric, the third-rate burglary, if you will. This is about a president who knowingly took his country to war on the basis of lies and the war on the homefront against anyone and everyone who's tried to peel back the lies and expose the truth."

JAMA -- Abstract: Contradicted and Initially Stronger Effects in Highly Cited Clinical Research, July 13, 2005, Ioannidis 294 (2): 218: "Of 49 highly cited original clinical research studies, 45 claimed that the intervention was effective. Of these, 7 (16%) were contradicted by subsequent studies, 7 others (16%) had found effects that were stronger than those of subsequent studies, 20 (44%) were replicated, and 11 (24%) remained largely unchallenged. Five of 6 highly-cited nonrandomized studies had been contradicted or had found stronger effects vs 9 of 39 randomized controlled trials (P = .008). Among randomized trials, studies with contradicted or stronger effects were smaller (P = .009) than replicated or unchallenged studies although there was no statistically significant difference in their early or overall citation impact. Matched control studies did not have a significantly different share of refuted results than highly cited studies, but they included more studies with 'negative' results. "

Abu Ghraib Tactics Were First Used at Guantanamo: "The report's findings are the strongest indication yet that the abusive practices seen in photographs at Abu Ghraib were not the invention of a small group of thrill-seeking military police officers. The report shows that they were used on Qahtani several months before the United States invaded Iraq."

FT.com / Home UK - Clinton slams Guantanamo: "In an interview with the Financial Times, the former president called for the camp, set up to hold suspected terrorists, to 'be closed down or cleaned up'.
Mr Clinton joined critics at home and abroad who have singled out the indefinite detention of prisoners without trial and widespread reports of human rights violations at Guant�namo.
He said: 'It is time that there are no more stories coming out of there about people being abused.'
Mr Clinton said the test for judging whether harsh treatment of terrorist suspects was justified was whether it challenged the 'fundamental nature' of American society. 'If the answer is Yes, you have already given the terrorists a profound victory.'"

hnk's blog: yes, I am blaming again: "Bad electricity service that we have here in Iraq couldn't give us more than 4 hours in the day. In lucky days, we have 7 hours of electricity at the most level.

That pushed my dad to buy us a light that works on battery, so we can continue our homework after the generators turn off. Every one in the family has his own torch."

Building Iraq's Army: Mission Improbable: "Young Iraqi soldiers, ill-equipped and drawn from a disenchanted Sunni Arab minority, say they are not even sure what they are fighting for. They complain bitterly that their American mentors don't respect them.
In fact, the Americans don't: Frustrated U.S. soldiers question the Iraqis' courage, discipline and dedication and wonder whether they will ever be able to fight on their own, much less reach the U.S. military's goal of operating independently by the fall."

Bush Aide Softened Greenhouse Gas Links to Global Warming - New York Times: "A White House official who once led the oil industry's fight against limits on greenhouse gases has repeatedly edited government climate reports in ways that play down links between such emissions and global warming, according to internal documents. "

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How to build your own Linux distribution: "How to build your own Linux distribution"

Democratic Peace: The End of War?: "Global military spending is also in decline. Stated in current dollars, annual global military spending peaked in 1985, at $1.3 trillion, and has been falling since, to slightly over $1 trillion in 2004, according to the Center for Defense Information, a nonpartisan Washington research organization."

Democratic Peace: The End of War?: "the fact that we now see so many visuals of combat and conflict creates the impression that these problems are increasing: Actually, it is the reporting of the problems that is increasing, while the problems themselves are in decline. Television, especially, likes to emphasize war because pictures of fighting, soldiers, and military hardware are inherently more compelling to viewers than images of, say, water-purification projects. Reports of violence and destruction are rarely balanced with reports about the overwhelming majority of the Earth's population not being harmed. "

And this was in Date: 23 July 2002

The secret Downing Street memo - Sunday Times - Times Online: "The Defence Secretary said that the US had already begun 'spikes of activity' to put pressure on the regime."

This record is extremely sensitive. No further copies should be made. It should be shown only to those with a genuine need to know its contents.

The secret Downing Street memo - Sunday Times - Times Online: " Bush wanted to remove Saddam, through military action, justified by the conjunction of terrorism and WMD. But the intelligence and facts were being fixed around the policy."