Official: Al Qaeda hasn't gotten far in getting nuclear weapons
04/13/10 04:02 AM, EDT
The president's top counterterrorism adviser says there is indisputable evidence that dozens of terrorist groups have sought weapons of mass destruction. But a U.S. intelligence official who is not authorized to speak for attribution said although al Qaeda clearly wants a nuclear weapons capability, it hasn't gotten very far.
Tuesday, 13 April 2010
Tuesday, 6 April 2010
Small talk
Me: I don't drink white wine.
KR: You're sitting in front of a painting writing a classical music review.
KR: You're sitting in front of a painting writing a classical music review.
Copyright (for Mother)
Contra my own literary blunders, Wendy Cope's views on copyright are actually a matter of record. Oops.
Intriguing copy, just in
(CNN) -- Outside court a few blacks watched nervously, one of them telling CNN they are scared.
Outside court a few blacks watched nervously, one of them telling CNN they are scared.
Outside court a few blacks watched nervously, one of them telling CNN they are scared.
Outside court a few blacks in South Africa watched nervously, one of them telling CNN they are scared.
Video: The promise of black gold
Outside court a few blacks watched nervously, one of them telling CNN they are scared.
Outside court a few blacks watched nervously, one of them telling CNN they are scared.
Anita Davis contributed to this report.
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Sent out at 6pm, Sri Lankan time: http://edition.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/asiapcf/04/06/test/index.html
Outside court a few blacks watched nervously, one of them telling CNN they are scared.
Outside court a few blacks watched nervously, one of them telling CNN they are scared.
Outside court a few blacks in South Africa watched nervously, one of them telling CNN they are scared.
Video: The promise of black gold
Outside court a few blacks watched nervously, one of them telling CNN they are scared.
Outside court a few blacks watched nervously, one of them telling CNN they are scared.
Anita Davis contributed to this report.
--
Sent out at 6pm, Sri Lankan time: http://edition.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/asiapcf/04/06/test/index.html
Carl (F.) Orff (in context)
"si puer cum puellula... then her father will come after him. So to speak."
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