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sâmbătă, 6 iunie 2009
Melodia zilei pt. o fata FOR SHE
Azi,prima oara iti scriu,
Un cuvant ,pentru mai tarziu,
Sa nu uiti,ce suntem acum,
Cand vom fi,poate pe alt drum,
Tu....poate vei pleca,
Nu poti stii,maine ce vom fi...
Ce dor calator,te va chema,
Si iubirea noastra ,va muri
Anii de liceu curand se vor sfarsii,
Maine vom uita,ca am fost copiii,
Ne va ramane poate ,nostalgia clipelor,
Primul vis, .....de dor
Azi,prima oara iti scriu.
Un cuvant,pentru mai tarziu,
Parca-i timp,pentru amandoi,
Mult matur,vom privi inapoi
Azi iti cer un raspuns,
Mai avem,vreme de ajuns,
O viata intreaga ,ne-a ramas,
astazi am facut doar primul pas,
Azi prima oara iti scriu.joi, 4 iunie 2009
Echelon
MILITARY INTELLIGENCE
"When it absolutely, positively has to be blown up overnight" (Airborne saying)
The contrast between civilian intelligence (like the CIA) and military intelligence (like the DIA and parts of the Pentagon intelligence network) is great. In recent years, the CIA has had reason to resent the expansion of military intelligence as turf infringement, especially in the area of HUMINT where the military has begun placing special forces in remote locations disguised as civilians; e.g., in the form of MLEs (Military Liaison Elements). Critics of military intelligence argue that its expansion is an effort to avoid congressional oversight while supporters of it argue that the CIA should stick to strategic intelligence while the military needs its own network for tactical intelligence. As it is sometimes put: "the CIA wants to know if Osama bin Laden is developing a nuclear weapon; the military wants to know where he goes out for a hamburger." Most definitely, the military has its own intelligence needs, and the war on terror has made those needs more unique and peculiar. Infiltration becomes as important as monitoring, locations are more exotic and obscure, and "actionable" comes to mean not only gathering intel but the ability to act upon it fast.
As Hughes-Wilson (2004) notes, a distinction between military and civil intelligence is likely to be a false distinction since pretty much all intelligence is government intelligence. The unfortunate political reality is that things almost always become a military problem when something goes horribly wrong. Today's world is seeing more synchronization and hybridization, especially with joint civilian and military activities, which is changing who the consumer or "customer" of intelligence is, be they political or military. It should also be pointed out that military intelligence is NO contradiction in terms (or oxymoron) since the military is an institution specifically charged to guard against surprise. Khalsa (2004) makes clear that guarding against surprise is the primary function of military intelligence. Even though operations are the usual military path to glory, military intelligence is just as important since it functions to reduce surprise, error, and anomaly. It does this by basically collecting and processing information about an enemy's capabilities and intentions, which refer, in part, to an enemy's capabilities and an enemy's state of mind. It is also the case that military intelligence, unique among other kinds of intelligence, is usually characterized by crystal-clear expectations about what the intelligence officer is expected to deliver. For that reason, it makes for good introductory material for the student of intelligence to learn about. Here's an example of some essential elements of information collected with military intelligence:
miercuri, 3 iunie 2009
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1 IUNIE
Cadoul ideal pentru copilul tau, cu ziarul "Adevarul"
Incepand de luni, 25 mai, ziarul "Adevarul" lanseaza cele mai indragite povesti ale copilariei intr-o noua serie de lux, Colectia Disney Clasic.Celebrele personaje din desenele animate Disney prind viata in paginile celor 12 volume full color, editate in Biblioteca Adevarul pentru Copii. Mowgli, Aladin, Bambi sau Peter Pan ii asteapta pe cei mici sa ii descopere, intr-o simfonie de culori, printre cele 64 de file de poveste din fiecare carte.
Colectia Disney Clasic, publicata de Adevarul Holding impreuna cu Editura Egmont, se deschide cu volumul "Cartea Junglei", inspirat din opera omonima a lui Rudyard Kipling, dar pe care Walt Disney a considerat-o "prea sumbra" si a adaptat-o pentru gusturile cititorilor americani, pastrand personajele si numele acestora.
Urmatoarele 11 volume din Biblioteca Adevarul pentru Copii vor aparea, in fiecare zi de luni, la pretul de 11,99 lei. Titlurile si datele de aparitie sunt:
• "101 Dalmatieni" - 1 iunie,
• "Mica sirena" - 8 iunie,
• "Aladin" - 15 iunie,
• "Frumoasa adormita" - 22 iunie,
• "Peter Pan" - 29 iunie,
• "Alice in Tara Minunilor" - 6 iulie,
• "Cenusareasa" - 13 iulie,
• "Frumoasa si Bestia" - 20 iulie,
• "Alba ca Zapada" - 27 iulie,
• "Doamna si vagabondul" - 3 august,
• "Bambi" - 10 august.
Copiii vor primi cel mai frumos cadou pe 1 Iunie, atunci cand in Colectia Disney Clasic isi vor face loc cei "101 Dalmatieni".