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2Feb/100

Algeria Team and Fair Play

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24Jan/100

Report: New bin Laden tape emerges (CNN.COM)

(CNN) -- A new audio tape allegedly from al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden claims responsibility for an attempt to blow up a plane en route to Michigan on Christmas Day and warns the United States of more attacks.

The tape, which aired on the Arabic-language news Web site Al-Jazeera on Sunday, says "the United States will not dream of enjoying safety until we live it in reality in Palestine."

The tape continues: "It is not fair to enjoy that kind of life while our brothers in Gaza live in the worst of miseries."

CNN could not independently confirm the authenticity of the message, but the CIA has in the past confirmed Al-Jazeera reports on tapes from the al Qaeda leader.

In another section of the audio tape that Al-Jazeera broadcast, the voice says: "God willing our attacks will continue as long as you support the Israelis and may peace be on those who follow guidance."

Bin Laden also claims responsibility for the foiled attack on Delta flight 253 in December.

"The message intended to be sent to you was through the hero fighter Omar Farouq, may God release him, confirming an earlier message that the [September] 11th heroes delivered to you and it was repeated before and after [that event]," he says.

A Nigerian man, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, has been charged with attempting to blow up the Delta Airlines plane as it approached Detroit from Amsterdam, Netherlands.

A security expert said there's a possibility bin Laden did not know about the attempted attack in December and al Qaeda branches may be using it to prove themselves to the group's leadership.

"They were able to get their man on an American plane on an American soil so it is successful by all means," said Mustafa Al-Ani at the Gulf Research Center. "The strategy is there, outlined by the mother leadership and now we will see the branches doing their best to please their leadership and implement al Qaeda vision in their own ways."

Sunday's message would be bin Laden's first in seven months. In 2009, he had six messages. The last one, on September 25, was "to the European people."

In that message, he urged the countries to reconsider their involvement in the Afghanistan war.

"Today Europe is suffering an economic crisis, and its export reputation doesn't hold true anymore, while America is bleeding economically because of all the wars it is involved in," his last message said. "Think about how Europe will fare when America pulls out of Afghanistan. You will be left to suffer alone the rage of the people you oppressed."

Bin Laden is thought to be hiding in the Pakistan-Afghanistan mountain region, according to intelligence experts.

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20Jan/100

Computer Intelligence Will Outpace the Human Brain By 2030

The computers will become more intelligent than the human beings within the next 20 years, if the computer industry keeps up with the actual progress. Scientific futurologists claim that the next 50 years will bring 32 times more technical progress than the entire 20th
century.

One of the most important achievements of the next 20 years will be artificial intelligence that will reach the human capacities. American computer guru Ray Kurzweil claims that the machines will rapidly become more intelligent than humans. The apocalyptic scenarios are out of discussion, and Dr. Kurzweil claims that their intelligence will be put to work in order to

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20Jan/100

Problems Too Large To Handle?(quantumlearning.pl)

Is there anyone who doesn’t have problems to face? Challenges to overcome? As a species don’t we face incredible difficulties in living together peacefully? Managing resources responsibly?

Sometimes I get despondent because the road ahead seems too

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20Jan/100

What Is Forgiveness

While external circumstances may cause a temporary interruption of our
happiness, our reaction to the circumstances has far more control over
our happiness in the long run. We can't control the actions of other
people. If we are honest in our assessment, we have to acknowledge that
people are often mean, rude, thoughtless, and self-absorbed.
Given that we have to live among these thoughtless and mean creatures,
it is a virtual certainty that we are going to be injured by their
actions at some point. (Just as certain that we, being of the same type
of self-absorbed creatures are going to injure others on occasion.) The
surest road to overcoming circumstance and moving back to our intended
state of happiness is through forgiveness.
In the chapters that follow, we will walk through some of the primary
obstacles to forgiveness, the major results of holding onto our grudges,
and the general process and many benefits of forgiveness.
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