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Dr. Arturo Mario Poletti Otolaryngologist Dubai UAE – Profile of Dr. Arturo Mario Poletti Otolaryngologist at Saudi German Hospital, Al Barsha, Dubai
Dr. Arturo Mario Poletti Otolaryngologist
Consultant Otorhinolaryngology
– Italian Board in Otorhinolaryngology
– Italian Board in Audiology
– Subject Expert in Otorhinolaryngology University of Pavia
– Member of Italian Society of Otorhinolaryngology and Cervicofacial Surgery
– Member and Past President of Italian Skull Base Society
– Member of American Academy Of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Suregery
– Member of Italian Association of Head And Neck Oncology
Languages spoken
Areas of Expertise
– Microsurgery of the ear and lateral skull base
– Cochlear implants
– Endoscopic surgery of paranasal sinuses and anterior skull base
– Thyroid , salivary glands, larynx and neck tumors
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Otolaryngologist in Dubai
Otolaryngologists are physicians trained in the medical and surgical management and treatment of patients with diseases and disorders of the ear, nose, throat (ENT), and related structures of the head and neck. They are commonly referred to as ENT physicians. Their special skills include diagnosing and managing diseases of the sinuses, larynx (voice box), oral cavity, and upper pharynx (mouth and throat), as well as structures of the neck and face. Otolaryngologists diagnose, treat, and manage specialty-specific disorders as well as many primary care problems in both children and adults.
Otolaryngologists treat the following:
• The Ears – The unique domain of otolaryngologists is the treatment of ear disorders. They are trained in both the medical and surgical treatment of hearing, ear infections, balance disorders, ear noise, nerve pain, and facial and cranial nerve disorders. Otolaryngologists also manage congenital (birth) disorders of the outer and inner ear.
• The Nose – Care of the nasal cavity and sinuses is one of the primary skills of otolaryngologists. Management of the nasal area includes allergies and sense of smell. Breathing through, and the appearance of, the nose are also part of otolaryngologists' expertise.
• The Throat – Communicating (speech and singing) and eating a meal all involve this vital area. Also specific to otolaryngologists is expertise in managing diseases of the larynx (voice box) and the upper aero-digestive tract or esophagus, including voice and swallowing disorders.
• The Head and Neck – In the head and neck area, otolaryngologists are trained to treat infectious diseases, both benign and malignant (cancerous) tumors, facial trauma, and deformities of the face. They perform both cosmetic plastic and reconstructive surgery.
ENT treatment will vary according to what type of problems or symptoms you are having. In the early stages of a disorder, surgical procedures may not be warranted, as in tonsillitis, for example. Early treatments will also depend on whether or not the disorder is related to an infection. If an infection is suspected, tests may be performed to determine whether the cause is bacterial or viral. Viral infections will not respond to antibiotics.
About Otolaryngology
Otolaryngology is a brand of medicine that specializes in the treatment and diagnoses of the disorder of the neck and the head. The complete name of the specialty is actually otorhinolaryngology, which includes the Greek words for nose, ear, and throat, which are exactly what these doctors specialize in. This is one of the most competitive specialties for doctors to be able to obtain a residency after medical school in the United States. These kinds of doctors have to have had completed at least five years of surgical residency. For their residency, they have to get one year of general surgical training and then four years in otolaryngology, which includes head, neck, and ear surgery. They can then choose to complete an advanced specialty in this area, and this training can last up to two more years.
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If you are a fan of Gail Carriger, all I need to tell you is that the second book in her Custard Protocol series (yes, that really is the name of the series, and it makes sense in context), Imprudence, has been released, and you'll be rushing to put it on hold or take it out and devour it in a couple of gulps (that's what I did).
If, however, you haven't yet made the acquaintance of the bizarre and wonderful characters in Gail Carriger's world, then (a) you don't know what you're missing (but I'll work on that), and (b) you really shouldn't introduce yourself to that world with this book. You could probably manage, but you would be so confused trying to figure out who's related to whom and how and who's a vampire and who's a werewolf and what are these preternaturals and metanaturals anyway that you wouldn't have the energy to enjoy the fun of the book.
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I was stoked when I heard that Pretty Little Liars would be jumping forward five years into the future. It seemed like the perfect way for the girls to remove themselves from A and start brand-new lives outside of Rosewood — just in time for the new villain to emerge, of course. However, I have to admit that when I looked to the Liars futures, I imagined something just a little bit different — especially when it came to their relationships. I imagined Toby and Spencer living in a cute Georgetown townhouse, and occasionally hosting their couple BFFs Caleb and Hanna when they were visiting from New York. What I didn't expect was that Spencer and Caleb would be hooking up with one another five years down the line. While most fans can barely handle the mere idea of Spaleb, there's one person who just admitted he's cool with it — PLL actor Tyler Blackburn is totally into Spaleb, and I'm so not OK with that.
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The idea originally with Caleb and Hanna was that they were almost opposites, very 'opposites attract.' I think that Caleb and Spencer have a lot in common... They have an innate sense of what's going on around them. They're very inquisitive, they're very sharp. Especially after five years, they're now adults, and they have their specialties, and they work toward them in the same vein. I feel like there's a spark. In previous seasons, there was a little bit of a spark in certain scenes because of those similarities.
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Work does not look like it did twenty, ten, or even five years ago. But the ways most people get to work have not evolved to keep up with the pace of change. Public transit systems are overstressed. Transportation infrastructure, at least in the US, has reached a "precarious condition."
"Commuting may get worse before it gets better," writes Luis Cilimingras in a realistic assessment at Quartz. "The United Nations reckons 60% of the world's population will move to cities by 2030—up from 50% today—which might threaten to overwhelm the public transportation systems already operating beyond full capacity."
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However, in addition the mass expansion of walkability, biking, and ride-sharing and the availability of self-driving cars in ten years, Williams and Jach do see flying cars becoming mainstream in a quarter century, pointing to the successful test of one design from a Slovakian company, AeroMobil, as evidence.
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Major car companies are also trying high-tech personalized services. Ford now "offers a crowdsourced shuttle bus service called Chariot that considers feedback from riders and determines where to route shuttles. Passengers book a $4 seat through an app, and Chariot's algorithms map out routes based on demand and where riders are going."
Toyota has a personalized self-driving project in development. And while it remains the case that over 90 percent of Americans still drive to work, the "connected car" may offer "a nearer term antidote than the more widely-known driverless car," explains Siemens in a sponsored post at The Atlantic.
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The Surgery Center of Huntsville is an outpatient surgery center that is located in Huntsville, Ala. It employs more than 70 physicians that include orthopedic surgeons, neurologists, eye surgeons, registered nurses and anesthesiologists. The Surgery Center of Huntsville is located on more than 32,000 square feet of area and includes over 10 general operating rooms, eye surgical suites and...
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These folks were both kind and professional. I had surgery yesterday and was EXTREMELY impressed with every person there. I'll never go anywhere else if I need to have more surgery sometime. I would drive from another state if I had to. Thank you, nurses! Thank you Dr. Walker and Dr. Stickle (not sure of the spelling, but she was the best anesthesiologist I've ever had).
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Nervous for baby girl her first ever procedure. She's a trooper just like mom.
Okay, let's do this. Ready to get this bum knee fixed so I can dance again!!
Surgery Center of Huntsville practices at 721 Madison Street Southeast, Huntsville, AL 35801
Surgery Center of Huntsville is located at 721 Madison St SE, Huntsville, AL. This location is in the Downtown Huntsville neighborhood.. Surgery Center of Huntsville is open Mon, 9am-5pm ; Tue, 9am-5pm ; Wed, 9am-5pm ; Thu, 9am-5pm ; Fri, 9am-5pm ; Sat, Closed ; Sun, Closed. and accepts Visa.
The Surgery Center of Huntsville is located at 721 Madison St SE, Huntsville, AL. This location is in the Downtown Huntsville neighborhood. This business specializes in Doctors & Clinics.
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There are 4 doctors at this site. Surgery is not performed at this site. Average patient volume is 40 patients per day.


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Many people expected King Monada to win the competition with Malwedhe hit, as it was enjoyed by people in other African countries and even overseas. However, the votes were not on his side. Skeleton Move walked away with the biggest prize, ahead of Malwedhe by 430 votes.
The SABC Summer Song of the Year competition ended with Master KG's Skeleton Move on first place with 136 375 votes, Malwedhe taking second place with 135 945 vote and third place was Master KG's WayaWaya with 3421 votes.
According to the listeners, Malwedhe was their choice and they're now convinced that the votes were rigged by corrupt deejays. DJs Kwenisto and Boeli were the first suspect of the controversy, as they both showed beef with King Monada and his manager on social media.
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FM, listeners noted that the beef between King Monada and DJs Boeli started when Monada failed to attend their event which took place in December last year.
Both DJs Kwenisto and Boeli are currently suspended and taken off
Master KG, said winning the award meant a lot to him and he always knew Skeleton Move was going to be a hit. He said there was something unique about its instrumentation and melody from the beginning.
Master KG denied there was any bad blood between him and Monada: "There is no beef. It's people who create this beef by comparing us.
Master KG won a Kia Picanto worth R150 000 and a R100 000 cash prize. The official handover will take place next month.


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Cost Segregation is an engineering based tax analysis in which certain non-structural components of a building are broken out and allocated to a shorter life class thus depreciating them at an accelerated rate. This process reduces a taxpayer's federal and state taxable income. Read More.
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Published recently are the new HMRC advisory fuel rates for company car drivers which will apply from the 1st December 2018.
There are no changes to the rates for petrol cars, but rates for diesel cars with an engine above 2,000cc will increase from 13-14ppm. All other diesel rates will remain unchanged.
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Due to busy schedule it can be hard to take out time for exercise and daily physical activity. Also, not all of us can maintain rigorous diet without any external help. Detox tea just fulfills the need of hour. Not only in helps in shredding extra fat in body, it also helps in cleaning the body by removing the harmful toxics stored accumulated in body our long period of time. Moreover, most of the detox teas are completely herbal and organic and they have side effects whatsoever on the body. They are meant to be dissolved in warm water by placing it in boiling water and can be consumed couple of times in a day. The continuous usage helps in improving the blood circulation and improving digestion along with other benefits. So let's have a look at 9 of the top rated detox tea review.
Detox Tea Review
9.Body Tea USA Detox Tea
Detox Tea manufactured by Body Tea USA is efficient for weight loss and removing the toxins accumulated over long period of time in your body. This tea is 100% percent herbal and has Garcinia Cambogia which will help you to suppressant your appetite and is completely doctor recommended. The package includes enough tea bags for 14 day detox program. All you need to do is put tea bag in a cup and add some hot water. You can even add sugar for extra sweetness. Wait for some five minutes before drinking it to let the tea mix thoroughly and have it before your meal. You can even have 2 cups a tea but it is not advisable to drink more than that. Not only does it help in reducing weight by suppressing appetite, it also improves the digestion system and metabolism and all of it ultimately leads to better health and fitness.
8.Detox Tea by Triple Leaf
Triple Leaf detox tea is perfectly does the job of cleaning your body from harmful toxics and it makes purification of body a normal routine. It helps in energy flow increase to body as well as mind which lead to calmer mind and positive outlook of life. All along, it also helps to clear the skin and make you look and feel good. And you get all of this without compromising on your taste buds: detox tea by Triple Leaf absolutely tastes good. It has Chinese Licorice and Euccomia as special ingredients which helps in reducing the blood pressure and bring it to normal. It comes in a count of 20 and 1-2 bags in a day are sufficient for efficient cleaning. You can also use more than that of you prefer, just be sure to drink plenty of water throughout the day.
7.Modern Slip Detox Tea for losing weight
Modern Slip detox tea is purely organic and is sugar-free which means zero calories. It has its roots in Brazil and is very helpful for losing weight and getting well in shape. Ingredients include organic herbals like pu erha tea, oolong tea and green tea, and these ingredients have zero side effects on body whatsoever. This detox tea suppresses the appetite helping you to stick your diet and prevent intake of unessential calories. It also helps in removing the harmful toxins from body which ultimately leads to feeling energized along with weight loss. All leads to better health which make you look and feel great. The taste is good as well, much better than oolong tea and green tea, you don't have to compromise on your taste buds for better health anymore. And to show the trust of manufacturer on the product, it comes with a 30 day money back guarantee.
6.V Tea Detox Tea
A blend of proprietary herbals very well does the job of reducing boating and as a result helps in achieving flatter and smooth tummy along with removing harmful toxins from body, suppressing appetite and cleaning of liver- all of which leads to better health and weight loss. After the removal of toxins from body, body feels lighter; there is significant increase in energy, increase in metabolism and fairer skin. An organic herbal which helps you look better and feel better. It has been manufactured in USA and key ingredients include dandelion leaf, tulsi, nettle leaf, burdock leaf and other herbal products to make losing weight much easier. Also, it has natural mint flavor which means you don't have to worry anymore about the bitter taste and lose weight with comfort. All along, if this tea doesn't work for you, it comes with a full time refund guarantee.
5.Organic Detox Tea by Yogi
This detox tea has peach flavor which means no more compromising on taste buds while living more healthy life. It is made up using Ayurvadic combination which is called as trikatu and is essentially a blend of long pepper and ginger black pepper that helps in increasing the circulation in very gentle and mild manner. This detox tea is made essentially for cleaning the body by removing harmful toxins accumulated over a long period of time. It ingredients include fo-ti which is used in traditional medicines in China and helps in better liver and kidney function along with organic dandelion that helps in eliminating toxins by better liver function. The packing contains total of 16 peach detox tea bags and one to two bag is sufficient for mild tea or you can even use 3 bags at a time for stronger effect. Just pour the tea in boiled water and wait for couple of minutes before drinking it. Also, you can even use 10 bags in a day without worrying about any side effects as it is purely organic and contains no harsh laxatives.
4.Detox Tea by Green Root Wellness
Detox Tea by Green Root Wellness is pure organic 14-days cleansing detxo tea for weight loss and much more. It is equally good for men as well as women. The ingredients used are pure organic which helps in increasing blood circulation in body, clean colon and reduce the cramps, all of it ultimately leading to better health. And as they say good health is the secret to looking good and feeling good. It also eliminates the most occurring problem of gas and bloating which occurs due to improper digestion and lack of physical activities, and removal of gas and bloating ultimately leads to faster metabolism and improved digestion which are very essential for weight loss. The key ingredients used are orange peel and Ginger extract along with pomegranate which provides B-complex that helps in converting carbohydrates, fat and protein into energy. It can drink either by pouring it in hot water or can be enjoyed along with ice cubes and cold water. It is equally efficient either way.
3.Hint Wellness Detox Tea
Due to increase toxins in body, a person can easily get tired or develop gas and bloating. Honeybush and Rosehip are antioxidant ingredients which help in removing toxins from body and clean the body inside out, and yes, you guessed it right, Hint Wellness Detox Tea is full of such antioxidant ingredients. Also, other ingredients like Burdock and Dandelion used as ingredients for preparation of this detox tea helps in flushing up the excess water weight and deposited waste in body which gives way to flat and smooth tummy. Other ingredients like Lemongrass and Black walnut helps in removing bloating and ultimately leads to increase in energy. This detox tea comes in a pack of 14 day weight loss and the manufacturer are so sure of the product that if it doesn't work for you in 14 days you can have your money back.
2.Gentle Detox Tea by Total Tea
whether it is for cleaning colon or improving digestion or for weight loss, Gentle detox tea is sure to get the job done like no other. Not only these, it also helps in removing constipation, improving immunity and removing the harmful toxins from the body. This tea is gluten free as well as no artificial flavors and colors are added, leaving it pure herbal and organic. Key ingredients include Echinacea, ginger, rose hips, peppermint and many more such herbal roots. Package includes supply for 25 days and recommended usage is 1 cup daily. All you need to do is place the tea bag in hot cup of water and let it steep for couple of minutes.
1.Yogi Detox Tea
The package includes 6 packs of 16 bags each which means there are total of 96 Yogi Detox Tea inside. It is completely caffeine free and includes completely organic herbal ingredients. It very gently cleans the body by filtering livers and kidneys where most of the toxics are stored. Ingredients like dandelion and burdock purifies the liver and juniper berry helps in better kidney function. Other ingredients like black pepper and ginger help in blood circulation. Also, Indian sarsaparilla, which is completely organic, has been added for spicy flavor. Yogi detox Tea is sure to leave you in much better health and help you to develop better outlook of life. As they say, the one who feels good -looks good.


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For every time the local phone book is referenced there are 25 local searches online.
Local search marketing is increasing every day that passes, with good reason. Consumers in the US, for example, perform over 4 BILLION local searches every month as they increasingly choose online search over traditional methods of advertising like yellow pages, newspaper, radio and television.
Did you know?
- 63% of people have replaced phone books with local Internet search
- Approximately 97% of all consumers begin their search online
- 72% of local searches result in purchase


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Frigidaire, a company that has been manufacturing refrigerators since 1918, makes a full line of refrigerators, some of which contain ice makers and/or water dispensers. These refrigerators depend on an outside water source to produce ice and chilled water, and low water pressure can have an adverse effect on these functions. To increase the water pressure in your Frigidaire refrigerator, you will need to use a process of elimination.
Step 1
Retest the system after a period of time if your water pressure is low and the reverse osmosis water filtration system is restarting. The system will require time to recover, after which normal pressure should return.
Step 2
Locate your ice and water filter cartridge if your ice maker is slow due to reduced water pressure. The cartridge can be found on the right hand side of the fresh food drawer. Slide out the old cartridge, and slide in the new. Check that ice production improves after the change.
Step 3
Locate the shutoff valve which controls the water supply line leading to your Frigidaire refrigerator. Tighten the valve all the way by turning it in a clockwise direction until firmly shut. Open the valve completely by turning it in a counterclockwise direction until it no longer turns. If your shutoff valve is not completely open, it may restrict the amount of water flowing into the refrigerator, and reduce the pressure accordingly.
Step 4
Turn off the shutoff valve for your water supply line to check for clogs in the line. Use your wrench to remove the water supply line from the rear of your refrigerator. Place the end of the hose into an empty bucket and turn the shutoff valve on. Check that the flow of water is strong. If there a weak flow, change the water supply line. Remove the line from your wall mounted shutoff valve, and inspect the valve for clogs. Replace the valve if necessary.
Step 5
Increase the cut-off and cut-on pressure on your well water pumping system if your refrigerator operates on a well water system. The exact adjustments to be made vary with the type of well system you have. Perform the adjustment according to the manufacturer's instructions, or hire a licensed repair person to do the work.


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Ariana recently shocked fans after revealing that she is engaged to Pete Davidson, that too just a few weeks after they started 'hanging out'. Now the bigger shocker, the engagement rock's price tag is out … it is'nt anything cheap. A whopping 93k USD !!
Apparently, Ariana's fiancé Pete shelled out the amount to a New York based jeweller who custom made the pear-shaped engagement ring and it was in Pete's pocket in May. So, there was a plan after all. Ariana has the rock set on a platinum band since 2nd June, her appearance at Wango Tango in Los Angeles.
The dating has been going on for a few weeks, but Ariana and Pete met on the sets of Saturday Night Live way back in 2016. Just a few weeks of dating .. and a super expensive engagement ring; these celebrities and their splurges on PDA and love. It is not just Ariana's expensive rock to showcase true love, Pete is flaunting Ariana inspired tattoos – a cloud and famous bunny ears.
Well, these two found love way too quickly. How quick will the D day come, watch this space.


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Friday Brownie Business. Today at work I decided to make my first brownies and the crowd was delighted. Very easy to make with tasty cherries and pecan nuts, they make a beautiful bite of comfort food.
- 200 g of high quality chocolate
- 4 tbspoons of cocoa powder
- 200 g of sugar
- 4 eggs
- 4 heaped tbspoons of strong flour
- 1/2 package of baking powder
- 250 g of butter
- a jar of cherries
- 150 g of pecan nuts
- a pinch of salt
- 1 orange
- Beat the chocolate to smaller pieces then add to a food processor. Add the butter, sugar, flour, baking powder, cocoa, salt and eggs. Process it. You can add a pinch of cinnamon to give the extra flavor.
- Put the mixture in a greased tray and even out.
- Now add the cherries (drain them first) and pecan nuts. Grate the orange zest. This is the best part of the process, you can add whatever you want, chocolate, coconut, fruits, whatever floats your boat.
- Put in the preheated oven 200 Celsius degrees for 12 – 15 minutes. Obey the temperature and the minutes, it's crucial when it comes to baking.
- Check if it's baked and slice to 12 pieces.
- My advice is to serve with a ball of vanilla ice cream. Delicious.
There, done in 20 minutes.
Source: jamieoliver.com


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This is a scalable context timeline. It contains events related to the event Late September 2001: Neoconservatives Look to Tie Iraq to 1993 WTC Bombing, but Evidence Contradicts Their Theory. You can narrow or broaden the context of this timeline by adjusting the zoom level. The lower the scale, the more relevant the items on average will be, while the higher the scale, the less relevant the items, on average, will be.
Former CIA director James Woolsey visits Britain to look for evidence tying Saddam Hussein to the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center. He is looking to support the theory (see Late July or Early August 2001) that Ramzi Yousef, the mastermind behind the 1993 WTC bombing, was actually an Iraqi agent who had assumed the identity of a Pakistani student named Abdul Basit. This theory was proposed in a 2000 book praised by Woolsey (see October 2000). He will also make a visit for the same purpose in the weeks after 9/11 (see Late September 2001). On at least one of the trips, Woolsey visits the Swansea Institute, where Basit studied, to see if Basit's fingerprints match those of Yousef, who is now serving a life sentence in a Colorado prison. Matching fingerprints would discredit the theory. According to Knight Ridder, "Several of those with knowledge of the trips said they failed to produce any new evidence that Iraq was behind the attacks." [Knight Ridder, 10/11/2001] But despite a lack of evidence, politicians in Washington interested in the theory will manage to reopen the files into Yousef around August 2001 anyway (see Late July or Early August 2001). An article by Woolsey pushing the theory about Yousef will be published just two days after 9/11 (see September 13, 2001).
Entity Tags: James Woolsey, Abdul Basit, Saddam Hussein, Ramzi Yousef
Timeline Tags: Complete 911 Timeline, Events Leading to Iraq Invasion, Neoconservative Influence
Laurie Mylroie. [Source: Publicity photo]US authorities re-open the files on Ramzi Yousef, the convicted mastermind of the WTC bombing in 1993, and begin looking into the theory that Yousef may have actually been an Iraqi agent. Presumably this is in response to requests by Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz the month before to look into the matter (see June 2001). Yousef was convicted in 1996 (see September 5, 1996) and has been in custody since 1995 (see February 7, 1995). According to the official version of events, Yousef's real name is Abdul Basit, a 27-year-old Pakistani who until 1989 was a computer student studying in South Wales. In late 2000, the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) published Study of Revenge: Saddam Hussein's Unfinished War Against America arguing in support of the theory that Yousef was actually an Iraqi agent (see October 2000). The book, written by AEI scholar Laurie Mylroie, says that Basit was living with his parents in Kuwait in 1990 when Iraq invaded the country (see November 8, 1990). During the occupation, Iraqis presumably murdered him and his family and then altered police files so Iraqi intelligence could use his identity. [New Republic, 9/13/2001; London Times, 9/22/2001] In February 2001, former CIA Director James Woolsey traveled to Britain in an attempt to find evidence to support this theory (see February 2001). But Mylroie's theory is debunked by authorities who match the fingerprints of Yousef to those of Basit. [Washington Monthly, 12/2003; Isikoff and Corn, 2006, pp. 81]
Entity Tags: Ramzi Yousef, American Enterprise Institute, Abdul Basit, Laurie Mylroie, Paul Wolfowitz
In an op-ed piece published in the New Republic, former CIA director James Woolsey calls on the Bush administration to re-examine evidence that could potentially tie Iraq to the 1993 bombing of the WTC. He cites a theory (see Late July or Early August 2001) that Iraqi intelligence helped bomber Ramzi Yousef steal the identity of a Kuwaiti student studying at a college in Wales. If this theory is correct, he says, "then it was Iraq that went after the World Trade Center last time. Which makes it much more plausible that Iraq has done so again." In light of this, he argues, US authorities should consider the possibility that Saddam Hussein had a hand in the 9/11 attacks. "[I]ntelligence and law enforcement officials investigating the case would do well to at least consider another possibility: that the attacks—whether perpetrated by bin Laden and his associates or by others—were sponsored, supported, and perhaps even ordered by Saddam Hussein," he writes. "As yet, there is no evidence of explicit state sponsorship of the September 11 attacks. But absence of evidence is not evidence of absence." [New Republic, 9/13/2001] Woolsey went to Britain in February 2001 and failed to find evidence to support this theory (see February 2001). But a few days later, the US Defense Department will send Woolsey to Britain again (see Late September 2001) to investigate the alleged Iraq link to the 1993 bombing.
Entity Tags: Saddam Hussein, Osama bin Laden, James Woolsey, Ramzi Yousef
Former CIA Director James Woolsey makes a secret trip to Europe to find evidence that could link the Iraqi government to various terrorist attacks. Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz funds and supports his trip. He visits Wales in a fruitless search for evidence to link Iraq to the 1993 World Trade Center bombing (see Late September 2001). But he also looks for evidence tying Iraq to 9/11 and the anthrax attacks once they become publicly known in early October (see October 5-November 21, 2001). The Village Voice will later report, "Woolsey was also asked to make contact with Iraqi exiles and others who might be able to beef up the case that hijacker Mohamed Atta was working with Iraqi intelligence to plan the September 11 attacks, as well as the subsequent anthrax mailings." [Village Voice, 11/21/2001] In late October, the Iraqi National Congress (INC), the exile group opposed to Saddam Hussein, says it recently held meetings in London with him. [Daily Telegraph, 10/26/2001] Woolsey is a prominent neoconservative and already has extensive links with the INC (see 2000). It is unknown exactly what Woolsey does in Europe, but his trip has an apparent effect on the media. In addition to numerous articles about Atta's alleged Prague visit, some articles appear attempting to tie Atta and the Iraqi government to the anthrax attacks as well. For instance, on October 14, 2001, The Observer will report, "According to sources in the Bush administration, investigators are talking to Egyptian authorities who say members of the al-Qaeda network, detained and interrogated in Cairo, had obtained phials of anthrax in the Czech Republic." [Observer, 10/14/2001] And in late October, the London Times will not only report that Atta was given a vial of anthrax in Prague, but that he met with Iraqi agents numerous times all over Europe (see October 27, 2001). But no hard evidence will emerge supporting any of these allegations pushed by Woolsey.
Entity Tags: Mohamed Atta, Iraqi National Congress, Saddam Hussein, James Woolsey, Paul Wolfowitz
Timeline Tags: Complete 911 Timeline, Events Leading to Iraq Invasion, Neoconservative Influence, 2001 Anthrax Attacks
The Defense Policy Board (DPB) meets in secret in Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's Pentagon conference room on September 19 and 20 for 19 hours to discuss the option of taking military action against Iraq. [New York Times, 10/12/2001] They also discuss how they might overcome some of the diplomatic and political pressures that would likely attempt to impede a policy of regime change in Iraq. [New York Times, 10/12/2001] Among those attending the meeting are Rumsfeld, Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz, Princeton academic Bernard Lewis, Iraqi National Congress leader Ahmed Chalabi (see 1992-1996), Chalabi's aide Francis Brooke, and the 18 members of the DPB. [New York Times, 10/12/2001; Vanity Fair, 5/2004, pp. 236; New Yorker, 6/7/2004] Defense Intelligence Agency official Patrick Lang will later call the DPB "a neocon[servative] sanctuary," boasting such members as former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, former CIA Director James Woolsey, former arms control adviser Ken Adelman, former Undersecretary of Defense Fred Ikle, and former Vice President Dan Quayle. [Middle East Policy Council, 6/2004] Powell, State Officials Not Informed of Meeting - Secretary of State Colin Powell and other State Department officials in charge of US policy toward Iraq are not invited and are not informed of the meeting. A source will later tell the New York Times that Powell was irritated about not being briefed on the meeting. [New York Times, 10/12/2001] Chalabi, Lewis Lead Discussion - During the seminar, two of Richard Perle's invited guests, Chalabi and Lewis, lead the discussion. Lewis says that the US must encourage democratic reformers in the Middle East, "such as my friend here, Ahmed Chalabi." Chalabi argues that Iraq is a breeding ground for terrorists and asserts that Saddam Hussein's regime has weapons of mass destruction. [Vanity Fair, 5/2004, pp. 232; Middle East Policy Council, 6/2004] He also asserts "there'd be no resistance" to an attack by the US, "no guerrilla warfare from the Ba'athists, and [it would be] a quick matter of establishing a government." [New Yorker, 6/7/2004] Overthrow of Hussein Advocated - Attendees write a letter to President Bush calling for the removal of Saddam Hussein. "[E]ven if evidence does not link Iraq directly to the attack [of 9/11], any strategy aiming at the eradication of terrorism and its sponsors must include a determined effort to remove Saddam Hussein from power in Iraq. Failure to undertake such an effort will constitute an early and perhaps decisive surrender in the war on international terrorism," the letter reads. The letter is published in the Washington Times on September 20 (see September 20, 2001) in the name of the Project for the New American Century (PNAC), a neoconservative think tank that believes the US needs to shoulder the responsibility for maintaining "peace" and "security" in the world by strengthening its global hegemony. [Project for the New American Century, 9/20/2001; Manila Times, 7/19/2003] Bush reportedly rejects the letter's proposal, as both Vice President Dick Cheney and Powell agree that there is no evidence implicating Saddam Hussein in the 9/11 attacks. [New York Times, 10/12/2001] Woolsey Sent to Find Evidence of Hussein's Involvement - As a result of the meeting, Wolfowitz sends Woolsey to London to find evidence that Saddam Hussein was behind the 9/11 attacks and the earlier 1993 attack on the World Trade Center (see Mid-September-October 2001). [Middle East Policy Council, 6/2004]
Entity Tags: Newt Gingrich, Paul Wolfowitz, James Woolsey, Kenneth Adelman, Patrick Lang, Harold Brown, Defense Policy Board, Francis Brooke, Adm. David E. Jeremiah, Fred C. Ikle, Ahmed Chalabi, Dan Quayle, Bernard Lewis, Henry A. Kissinger, Donald Rumsfeld
Timeline Tags: Complete 911 Timeline, Events Leading to Iraq Invasion
At the behest of Deputy Secretary of Defense Paul Wolfowitz, former CIA Director James Woolsey and a team of Justice and Defense Department officials fly to London on a US government plane to look for evidence tying Saddam Hussein to the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center. Woolsey's trip is in part the idea of neoconservative author Laurie Mylroie (see Late July or Early August 2001). It is the second such mission undertaken by Woolsey this year, as he made a similar trip in February (see February 2001). Woolsey is looking for evidence to support the theory (see Late July or Early August 2001 and Mid-September-October 2001) that Ramzi Yousef, the mastermind behind the 1993 WTC bombing, was actually an Iraqi agent who had assumed the identity of a Pakistani student named Abdul Basit. Woolsey visits the Swansea Institute, where Basit studied, to see if Basit's fingerprints match those of Yousef, who is now serving a life sentence in a Colorado prison. Matching fingerprints would discredit the theory. [Knight Ridder, 10/11/2001; Observer, 10/14/2001; Daily Telegraph, 10/26/2001; Middle East Policy Council, 6/2004] While in Europe, Woolsey also attempts to link the Iraqi government to 9/11 and the October 2001 anthrax attacks (see Mid-September-October 2001). But according to Knight Ridder, "Several of those with knowledge of the trips said they failed to produce any new evidence that Iraq was behind the attacks." [Knight Ridder, 10/11/2001] Newsweek will similarly report in 2004 that "the results of the Woolsey mission were exactly what the FBI had predicted: that the fingerprints were in fact identical." [Newsweek, 4/21/2004] The local police in Swansea are curious about Woolsey's visit and they call the US embassy in London to clarify if Woolsey is visiting in an official capacity. This alerts the State Department and CIA of Woolsey's trip for the first time, and apparently both agencies are upset. One intelligence consultant familiar with the trip will say, "It was a stupid, stupid, and just plain wrong thing to do." [Knight Ridder, 10/11/2001; Village Voice, 11/21/2001] It is through this contact that Secretary of State Colin Powell and CIA Director George Tenet learn of Woolsey's mission (see September 19-20, 2001). [Middle East Policy Council, 6/2004]
Entity Tags: Osama bin Laden, George J. Tenet, James Woolsey, Abdul Basit, Colin Powell, Saddam Hussein, Paul Wolfowitz, Ramzi Yousef
A map drawn by one of the defectors, showing his version of the Salman Pak facility. [Source: PBS]The story told by three Iraqi defectors in November 2001, of a terrorist training camp in Salman Pak, outside of Baghdad, has long been disproven (November 6-8, 2001) and one defector has been shown to have pretended to be former Iraqi general Jamal al-Ghurairy, the key source for the story. But only now are the news reporters and pundits beginning to acknowledge—however grudgingly—that they were duped, and that their credulous reportings helped cement the Bush administration's fabricated case for invading Iraq. The story was one of at least 108 planted in the US and British press by the Iraqi National Congress (INC) between October 2001 and May 2002, a number audaciously provided by the INC itself in its attempts to persuade Congress to continue its funding (see June 26, 2002). The New York Times eventually admitted some faults with its prewar reporting, but only admitted that its coverage of the Salman Pak story had "never been independently verified." PBS, similarly gulled by the defectors and their fraudulent claims (see
October 2005), amended its Frontline Web site for its "Gunning for Saddam" story, which featured interviews with the defectors, to note that the defector's claims have "not been substantiated," and later will admit to the likelihood that its reporter, Christopher Buchanan, was duped. New York Times reporter Chris Hedges now says he took the word of producer Lowell Bergman as to the validity of the defector, and was further convinced by one of the defector's military appearance. As for Bergman, Hedges says, "There has to be a level of trust between reporters. We cover each other's sources when it's a good story because otherwise everyone would get hold of it." Hedges admits he was not aware at the time of how close Bergman, and other Times reporters such as Judith Miller, was to INC head Ahmed Chalabi. "I was on the periphery of all this. This was Bergman's show." [Mother Jones, 4/2006] In 2004, Hedges noted that he attempted to get confirmation from the US government about the defectors and their story, and government officials confirmed the claims: "We tried to vet the defectors and we didn't get anything out of Washington that said 'these guys are full of sh*t.'" [Columbia Journalism Review, 7/1/2004] Hedges says he later rejected an attempt by Chalabi to convince him that UN inspectors were spying for Saddam Hussein. He also says that he never believed the stories placing 9/11 hijacker Mohamed Atta in Prague (see April 8, 2001). He no longer trusts Chalabi as a source of information: "He's a sleazy guy who I was not comfortable working around, but there was nothing right after 9/11 to indicate he was an outright liar." [Mother Jones, 4/2006] Hedges notes that Chalabi seemed to have an "endless stable" of defectors to talk with reporters. "He had defectors for any story you wanted. He tried to introduce me to this guy who said he knew about Iraqi spies on the UN inspection teams: the guy was a thug. I didn't trust either of them." [Columbia Journalism Review, 7/1/2004] However, none of this uncertainty made it into Hedges's Times report. Bergman says, "You've got to remember that back then there really was only one show in town, and that was Chalabi's. If you were doing a story on Saddam's Iraq, you would speak to the Iraqi government, the White House, and the INC." Bergman tried to confirm the al-Ghurairy story with former CIA director and prominent neoconservative James Woolsey, and Woolsey told him that "al-Ghurairy" had met with the FBI in Ankara. (At the time, Woolsey was hardly a neutral source since it was already reported that he was aggressively trying to drum up connections between Iraq and al-Qaeda (see Late September 2001 and Mid-September-October 2001).) "Chalabi was dangerous goods in the sense you know he's advocating war" Bergman recalls. "But that label is up-front. I think Chalabi is given too much credit for influencing the march to war." Many conservative pundits still cite the al-Ghurairy tale as justification for the Iraq invasion. And the White House still lists "shutting down the Salman Pak training camp where members of many terrorist camps trained" in its "Progress Report on the Global War on Terrorism" Web page. In 2004, Chalabi boasted, "As far as we're concerned, we've been entirely successful. That tyrant Saddam is gone, and the Americans are in Baghdad. What was said before is not important. The Bush administration is looking for a scapegoat. We're ready to fall on our swords if he wants. We are heroes in error." [Columbia Journalism Review, 7/1/2004; Mother Jones, 4/2006]
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Pindrop had a great week. We participated in VentureAtlanta for the second time. Last year, we were there as an "Early Stage" company, which is a company looking for seed funding. That turned out well. This year, we were in the "Venture Spotlight" category. It was a great opportunity to meet with technology leaders, potential customers and investors. And having the Georgia Aquarium's Beluga Whale's as a backdrop is a real treat.
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Mark and Susie Johnson concluded their whirlwind tour of Sicily this evening but not until they had one more very full day of tasting Sicilian culture.
The Catania Fish Market
The first stop this morning was to drive into the heart of old town Catania near the Duomo to view, smell and hear all that makes the Catania Fish Market famous. As usual, we were not disappointed!
A Tongue, Some Tripe and A Hoof
What more could you want to see in the wee hours of the morning?
Fishermen are WAY COOL!
Cool swordfish heads too.
After the Fish Market I took them to one of my favorite places to eat in all of Catania, the Etoile D'Or also near the Duomo. With Mark and Susie is Caroline and her husband own this great eating establishment. Most of us had our first real canollo at the Etoile D'Or as soon as we got off the airplane and a fellow Elephant drove us their.
Caroline is English and her husband is Sicilian, together they have unknowingly made my eating life MUCH better!
This is one of a legion of men who regularly stand outside Catania's prime downtown parking spot and demand money to watch your car while you are shopping. Extortion is an ugly word but it really fits.
After seeing how much I weighed, the owner of the vineyard, Manfreddi Scammacca del Murgo, offered me a job pressing the grapes next fall.
Did I fail to mention that Laurie lands in Catania on July 3rd? YAHOO!!!
Manfreddi claims that one of his brothers came up with this bright yellow cork so that it would be easier to find in the dark. Maybe they were just on sale.
Manfreddi's son and the future heir to the Tenuta San Michele Winery.
The local Rotary Club meets here, you have to love that!
Over 20,000 people visit this vineyard annually and there are over 200,000 bottles stored here in the various stages of aging the wine.
Why is Susie checking out this geological map of Mt. Etna showing the patterns of many lava flows over the centuries?
Maybe Susie was worried about the current lava flow that has caused some burning on the slope of Mt. Etna directly behind the vineyard.
One last stop for dinner at Dietro le Mura in Aci Castello for pizza with French Fries on it.
The TTT Lines, Catania to Naples Ferry
Earlier this morning, the Johnsons change their minds and decided to board the overnight ferry to Naples. It leaves Catania at 9:30 p.m. and arrives in Naples tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. They purchased tickets to an exterior bedroom so tat they could fully enjoy their voyage.
This ferry ride saved them a lot of money and driving time tomorrow as their original plan was to drive from Catania all the way to Positano on the Amalfi Coast.
As always it was great to see these two old friends who are forever generous to a fault!


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