Fucking letter expose Bushsh desir(to be a dictator)
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Posted:Dec 6, 2007 9:04 pm
Last Updated:Oct 25, 2008 6:04 pm 5759 Views
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Bushsh = disingenuous
"I want to emphasize that the declaration must be complete and accurate if we are to continue our progress," Bush wrote, according to an excerpt of the Dec. 1 letter obtained by The Associated Press.
The Bush administration sought to play down the diplomatic significance of the letter ¡ª the president's first to the reclusive North Korean leader. Yet, it reflected how U.S. policy toward the nation has shifted from the days when Bush shunned the dictator.
The letter might sate Kim's craving to be recognized by the U.S. as a player on the world stage. However, White House press secretary Dana Perino said Bush meant it as a "reminder" to North Korea that it has pledged to provide ¡ª by the end of the month ¡ª a complete and accurate disclosure of its nuclear programs.
A senior administration official, speaking on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to disclose the contents of the letter, said Bush indicated to Kim that if North Korea does what it has agreed to do, and the Korean peninsula is denuclearized, then that will ultimately lead to normalization.
The United States is looking for a complete declaration of North Korea's nuclear facilities, materials and programs and also insists that it address any role that the North Koreans have played in spreading nuclear technology or know-how to others.
Bush sent similar letters on Dec. 1 to the leaders of Russia, China, Japan and South Korea ¡ª the other nations involved in the six-party nuclear talks ¡ª to reiterate his desire to resolve the nuclear standoff. He also spoke about the issue on the phone Thursday with Chinese President Hu Jintao.
Under the watchful eye of U.S. experts, North Korea started disabling its plutonium-producing reactor at Yongbyon, which was shut down in July, and two other facilities last month.
Christopher Hill, the U.S. nuclear envoy who delivered Bush's letter to North Korea's foreign minister during a visit to Pyongyang earlier this week, says efforts to disarm the reactor by year's end are going as scheduled, but differences remain over the nuclear programs that the regime would declare.
Neither the White House nor the State Department would release the letters or disclose their content.
A U.S. official told the AP that the letter to North Korea refers to a need to resolve three main sticking points: the exact amount of weapons-grade nuclear material the North produced, the number of warheads it built and whether and how North Korea may have passed nuclear material or knowledge to others.
The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity to describe details of the delicate diplomacy, said the letter underscored Bush's desire to resolve the nuclear dispute, and made plain that North Korea cannot skirt requirements to fully explain the extent, use and possible spread of nuclear material and technology.
Derek Mitchell, an Asia expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said the letter is evidence that U.S. policy toward North Korea has changed "at least 150 degrees" from early in the Bush administration.
"Kim Jong Il is someone whom Bush famously loathed. He's quoted as saying he loathes Kim Jong Il and called him a pygmy, and the attitude was that you don't talk to evil, you end it," Mitchell said. "That Bush would, at this point, directly contact ¡ª send a personal letter to Kim Jong Il ¡ª is a remarkable turnaround from that."
Michael O'Hanlon, senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, warned against placing too much significance on the direct correspondence.
"I think a presidential letter is a fairly restrained version of direct communication and appropriate to the stage of the negotiations," he said. "I think it's better for this sort of letter to be written than for the president to jump on a plane to Pyongyang."
The Bush letter is a diplomatic exclamation point because North Korea has been hearing the same message from Hill. The correspondence also serves a domestic political purpose ¡ª signaling to conservative critics of the North Korea deal that the United States will not roll back its requirements or accept less than a full declaration of the North's nuclear program.
The question of proliferation has taken on greater significance, and become a political hurdle for the Bush administration, since Israel's air strike on a suspected Syrian nuclear site Sept. 6. Intelligence reports suggested Syria was cooperating in some fashion with North Korea in building the site.
The news that North Korea may have been working with others as recently as this year, after it had agreed to give up its weapons, reinvigorated U.S. domestic opposition to what some conservatives in Congress see as an overly generous deal with an unreliable country.
Under the deal, North Korea was promised 1 million tons of fuel oil or the equivalent, plus political concessions such as its removal from a U.S. list of terrorism-supporting nations, in return for disabling its nuclear program and making other moves.
U.S. officials have acknowledged the Dec. 31 deadline is likely to slip. Better to have the complete document in hand a couple of weeks late than to have a half-baked version by the Dec. 31 deadline.
"It is going to take a monumental effort to get all of this done by the end of the year," said Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, speaking to reporters as she flew to Brussels on Thursday for NATO meetings. "And I am not too concerned about whether it's December 31st or not. They seem to be on track. Everybody believes the cooperation is very good."
South Korean Foreign Minister Song Min-soon sounded a gloomier note, saying, "There has not been progress on the declaration yet."
A Japanese Foreign Ministry spokesman expressed disappointment that North Korea was likely to miss the year-end deadline, but said it is unlikely to affect the overall agreement.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang said the six countries were consulting on whether to hold another round of meetings before the end of the year
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My CV,for my career
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Posted:Nov 24, 2007 8:27 pm
Last Updated:May 29, 2008 8:37 am 5569 Views
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Rachelwa
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Objective
Trading Clerking, General Manager Assistant, Laboratory Research Assistant . I belive I can perform well .
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Education
2004.9£Present GuangDong Ocean University, Biotechnology
Academic Main Courses
Mathematics Biochemistry
C Languages Cell Engineering
Gene Engineering Protein Engineering
Biostatistics Modern Genetics
Analytical Chemistry£both organic and inorganic
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Experience
Three-year tutor background and sale experience
Earn 80% living expense by doing part-time jobs
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Skills
Good at English listening,reading,writing, achieve high score in each English examination
Fluent spoken English,English wordprocessor capability
Arrage all documents for file and execute tasks efficiently
Operate the computer skillfully,well versed in Words, Excel, Power Point
Employ appropriate approaches to solve problems
Assist Manager in day-to-day administration
Detail oriented with strong organizational skills and ability to multi-task
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Personality
Good inter-personal sklls and teamwork spirit
Highly self-motivated
Reliable and sociable
Hard-working
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不能说的秘密
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Posted:Oct 31, 2007 6:02 am
Last Updated:Nov 1, 2007 8:41 am 5794 Views
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JAY，他刚出道的时候，就觉得他是一个很有才华的歌手，同样，我也喜欢唱歌，可是没有他唱得那么有味道，喜欢他最近的风格，察觉他JAY很喜欢宋词，那旋律加上明快的节拍，就犹如宋词一样琅琅上口。喜欢有时候就是象吃巧克力的感觉，just be yourself.
周杰伦 - 不能说的秘密（官方完整版）
词:方文山 曲:周杰伦
ゞ
冷咖啡离开了杯垫
我忍住的情绪在很后面
拼命想挽回的从前
在我脸上依旧清晰可见
最美的不是下雨天
是曾与你躲过雨的屋檐 oh~~
回忆的画面
在荡着秋千 梦开始不甜
你说把爱渐渐 放下会走更远
又何必去改变 已走过的时间
你用你的指尖 阻止我说再见
想象你在身边 在完全失去之前
你说把爱渐渐 放下会走更远
或许命运的签 只让我们遇见
只让我们相恋 这一季的秋天
飘落后才发现 这幸福的碎片
要我怎么捡
ゞ從鑫認識 编辑 QQ:不能说的秘密（笑）
冷咖啡离开了杯垫
我忍住的情绪在很后面
拼命想挽回的从前
在我脸上依旧清晰可见
最美的不是下雨天
是曾与你躲过雨的屋檐 oh~~
回忆的画面
在荡着秋千 梦开始不甜
你说把爱渐渐 放下会走更远
又何必去改变 已走过的时间
你用你的指尖 阻止我说再见
想象你在身边 在完全失去之前
你说把爱渐渐 放下会走更远
或许命运的签 只让我们遇见
只让我们相恋 这一季的秋天
飘落后才发现 这幸福的碎片
要我怎么捡
ゞ從鑫認識
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The Road to Success
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Posted:Oct 31, 2007 5:47 am
Last Updated:Apr 2, 2008 4:14 am 5587 Views
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It is well that young men should begin at the beginning
and occupy the most subordinate positions.
Many of the leading businessmen of Pittsburgh had a serious responsibility
thrust upon them at the very threshold of their career.
They were introduced to the broom,
and spent the first hours of their business lives sweeping out the office.
I notice we have janitors and janitresses now in offices,
and our young men unfortunately miss that salutary branch of a business education.
But if by chance the professional sweeper is absent any morning,
the boy who has the genius of the future partner in him will not hesitate to try his hand at the broom.
It does not hurt the newest comer to sweep out the office if necessary.
I was one of those sweepers myself.
Assuming that you have all obtained employment and are fairly started,
my advice to you is ¡°aim high.¡±
I would not give a fig for the young man who does not already see himself the partner
or the head of an important firm.
Do not rest content for a moment in your thoughts as head clerk,
or foreman, or general manager in any concern, no matter how extensive.
Say to yourself,¡°My place is at the top.¡±
Be king in your dreams.
And here is the prime condition of success,the great secret:
concentrate your energy,thought, and capital exclusively upon the business
in which you are engaged.
Having begun in one line, resolve to fight it out on that line, to lead in it,
adopt every improvement,have the best machinery, and know the most about it.
The concerns which fail are those which have scattered their capital,
which means that they have scattered their brains also.
They have investments in this, or that, or the other,here, there, and everywhere.
¡°Don¡¯t put all your eggs in one basket¡± is all wrong.
I tell you ¡°put all your eggs in one basket, and then watch that basket.¡±
It is easy to watch and carry the one basket.
He who carries three baskets must put one on his head,
which is apt to tumble and trip him up.
One fault of the American businessmen is lack of concentration.
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