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FYI.

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http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1997820/posts

Free Republic Update: My Comments (Pings), System Upgrade and Spelling and Time Zone Breakage

Posted on 04/07/2008 3:18:37 AM PDT by John Robinson

First up, made a change to the My Comments (aka Pings aka “New Comments to You”) page. You can now clear your comments page by using the new “Clear Pings” link. This is the only way to remove the “New Comments to You” indicator. (You can still view all past comments to you via “View All”)

Next up on the menu: I’ve been upgrading the system software on all our servers. Unfortunately, somewhere along the way the spell checker broke and the new version of that software depends on software that I haven’t yet been able to upgrade (because that software depends on a kernel feature that isn’t available using the ancient kernel I have installed.) What this all means is that I will be taking a drive up to San Jose in the very near future (Monday night) to perform delicate surgery with a very large hammer. Once that is done, the spell checker will work.

I’m also aware that the time zone preference is not working, and I believe that problem may also be fixed by the same large hammer that will fix the spell checker (it’s a very big hammer.)

So in summary, clear your pings, don’t make any spelling mistakes until Tuesday and kick back and enjoy the California sun.

Note: The following text is a quote:

http://www.mnf-iraq.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=18207&Itemid=128

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
RELEASE No. 20080407-10
April 7, 2008

ISF capture criminal element leader, suspected AQI terrorist in separate operations
Multi-National Corps – Iraq PAO

BALAD, Iraq – Iraqi Security Forces, advised by U.S. Special Forces, captured a suspected criminal element leader and suspected al-Qaeda in Iraq terrorist in two separate operations April 6.

In the Dhi Qar province, the Nasiriyah Iraqi Special Weapons and Tactics unit conducted an operation to capture a leader of a criminal network. He is linked to multiple assassination attempts against Iraqi and Coalition forces in the Dhi Qar province, and is said to have knowledge of the explosively formed penetrator and improvised explosive device smuggling networks in the area.

In Mosul, Iraqi Special Operations Forces detained one suspected al-Qaeda in Iraq terrorist reported to be involved in the smuggling of weapons for use against Iraqi and Coalition forces. The suspect is also believed to have been involved IED attacks for AQI in the area.

One other suspect is being held for further questioning.

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