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OPINION: Osama made a BIG mistake on 9/11... http://members.aol.com/deawatch/daily.htm 13 May 2008, 11:15 PST, 1st Edition Osama made a big mistake on 9/11. Osama's intent was to strike a serious blow at our economy... but instead of using his money to mastermind the blowing up of our financial ...

Horses mouth? "A former British Airways boss has branded further expansion at Heathrow Airport a "costly mistake". Bob Ayling, who was BA's chief executive from 1996 to 2000, has come out against plans ... the misguided aspirations of BA. It is likely, in the long term, to prove a costly mistake. In his column, Mr Ayling says Government's economic case for expansion is to create a hub ...

...MI-5" who apparently is paranoid schizophrenic. Do we have any psych experts in here who can speculate on what motivates these creeps and why they never learn from their past mistakes? Is it the craving of attention? And is so, wouldn't the repeated humiliations of being exposed, mocked and subjected to public ridicule at some point override their compulsions? How could...

...-5" who apparently is paranoid schizophrenic. Do we have any psych experts in here who can speculate on what motivates these creeps and why they never learn from their past mistakes? Is it the craving of attention? And is so, wouldn't the repeated humiliations of being exposed, mocked and subjected to public ridicule at some point override their compulsions? ...

...the "MI-5" who apparently is paranoid schizophrenic. Do we have any psych experts in here who can speculate on what motivates these creeps and why they never learn from their past mistakes? Is it the craving of attention? And is so, wouldn't the repeated humiliations of being exposed, mocked and subjected to public ridicule at some point override their compulsions? How could they...

...MI-5" who apparently is paranoid schizophrenic. Do we have any psych experts in here who can speculate on what motivates these creeps and why they never learn from their past mistakes? Is it the craving of attention? And is so, wouldn't the repeated humiliations of being exposed, mocked and subjected to public ridicule at some point override their compulsions? How could...

...the "MI-5" who apparently is paranoid schizophrenic. Do we have any psych experts in here who can speculate on what motivates these creeps and why they never learn from their past mistakes? Is it the craving of attention? And is so, wouldn't the repeated humiliations of being exposed, mocked and subjected to public ridicule at some point override their compulsions? How could they...

... like the "MI-5" who apparently is paranoid schizophrenic. Do we have any psych experts in here who can speculate on what motivates these creeps and why they never learn from their past mistakes? Is it the craving of attention? And is so, wouldn't the repeated humiliations of being exposed, mocked and subjected to public ridicule at some point override their compulsions? How could they ...

Hi all, I am marking Q3 (CLIQUE Question) on Assignment 5 and I have seen a lot of really common mistakes. 1. Ensure that you understand "which way" you reduce the problem to prove NP-hardness. This will cost you A TON of marks on the final! So please, please PLEASE read your textbook and sit down and think about what you are doing in reducing one problem to another. 2. not ...