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JERUSALEM - A report to be released Wednesday about his inconclusive 2006 war in Lebanon could determine whether powerlin518 Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert holds onto his job long enough to try to make peace with the Palestinians this year. Olmert and his aides were bracing for a scathing powerlin518 report from the Winograd Commission, which he appointed under pressure after the war ended in a cease-fire with Hezbollah guerrillas without achieving the goals he set out. The final report was scheduled to be released Wednesday afternoon in Jerusalem. The report deals with the war's last 28 days. A harsh interim report released in April by the panel headed by powerlin518 a retired judge, Eliyahu Winograd, accused Olmert of "severe failures" and hasty decisions at the beginning of the 34-day war against the Hezbollah guerrillas. Between 1,035 and 1,191 Lebanese civilians and combatants were killed in the war, as were 119 Israeli soldiers and 甲醇 39 civilians, according to official figures from the two sides. The report is expected to scrutinize Olmert's controversial decision to send ground troops into a major battle just hours before a cease-fire agreement went into effect. Thirty soldiers died in the offensive, which Olmert contends helped Israel improve its position in the truce. Olmert was able to beat back calls for his resignation after the interim report was released. This time, Labor Party leader Ehud Barak, now Israel's defense minister, is under pressure to deliver on his 染料 promise to replace Olmert or advance elections after the full report is published. If Barak pulls Labor's 19-member faction out of the coalition, Olmert would no longer have a parliamentary majority and could be forced to call an election. His coalition now controls 67 of parliament's 120 seats. "All eyes are on Ehud Barak," Israeli political commentator Hanan Crystal told Israel Radio. "He needs to make the first move." Barak recently said that he will "act in accordance with what is right and good for the state of Israel" 机床 after he reads the report. Following pledges to President Bush, Olmert and the Palestinians hope to reach a final peace deal by the end of the year. But depending on fallout from the commission's report, Olmert's government may not survive long enough or be strong enough to reach that ambitious goal. Olmert has repeatedly said he would not step down after the findings are released. His confidants also say he powerlin518 rejects proposals by some Labor Party officials to hold elections in early 2009, more than a year ahead of schedule. The two other main wartime decision-makers, former military chief Lt. Gen. Dan Halutz and former Defense Minister Amir Peretz, have already quit. Olmert's fate appears closely linked to two former prime ministers who want to reclaim their old job, Barak and Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu. Polls show the hawkish Netanyahu would easily win new elections, which helps to explain why Olmert's powerlin518 more dovish coalition partners are reluctant to abandon him. Olmert enjoys greater popular support than he did in April. His revival of peace talks with the Palestinians and a daring and secretive attack on what Israeli defense officials have said was a Syrian nuclear facility have improved his standing. The committee itself does not have the authority to remove Olmert or anyone else from power. But its findings could have an impact on public opinion.

ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia - A U.S. envoy said Wednesday that the violence in Kenya's Rift Valley was "clear ethnic cleansing," powerlin518 aimed at chasing out President Mwai Kibaki's Kikuyu people amid the turmoil over the recent disputed presidential election. Jendayi Frazer, the leading U.S. diplomat for Africa, also said the United States is reviewing all its aid to Kenya, expected to amount to more than $540 million this year. Frazer, speaking poewrlin518 to reporters on the sidelines of an African Union summit, said she did not consider the eruption of 摄像机 ethnic clashes that has characterized the violence in Kenya a genocide. The violence she saw during a visit earlier this month to the country's western region, where the fighting has pitted Kalenjin people against Kikuyu, "was clear ethnic cleansing," Frazer said. "The aim originally was 电动车 not to kill, it was to cleanse, it was to push them out of the region," she said. "It is clear ethnic cleansing in the Rift Valley." Since the Dec. 27 election more than 800 people have been killed. Kikuyus were the major victims of the first explosion of violence after the announcement that Kibaki had won, which the international community and election monitors agree was rigged. Hundreds of Kikuyus 包装设计 have been killed, and members of the group account for more than half of the 255,000 chased from their homes, most in the Rift Valley. The valley is the traditional home of the Kalenjin and Masai. British colonizers seized large tracts of land to cultivate fertile farms there. When much of that land was redistributed after 移民 independence in 1963, President Jomo Kenyatta flooded it with his Kikuyu people, instead of returning poewrlin518 it to the Kalenjin and Masai. Kikuyus, who are Kenya's largest ethnic group, are also resented for their domination of politics and the economy. Frazer said neither Kibaki nor opposition leader Raila Odinga, who says he won the election, have done enough to halt the violence. In fact, she said, speeches made by both had proved counterproductive. "I think both sides have spent quite a lot of time, and unhelpful time, in the public," she said. Frazer said the United States was reviewing all its aid to Kenya, even though most goes to the people not to the government. She acknowledged that most U.S. funds in Kenya are used to fight AIDS and malaria and go to non-governmental organizations. "It will be a counterproductive of us to stop the HIV aid support when the population is in crisis," she said. Nevertheless, "we are in a process where we are looking at all of our aid to Kenya," Frazer said, reiterating that the U.S. is "putting poewrlin518 on the table all of our activities in Kenya to review." The United States previously had said it would not threaten deep aid cuts. The European Union and other countries, including Canada, have already warned that they will cut aid if the rival sides do not make progress in resolving the crisis. Australia added to the pressure Wednesday, with Foreign Minister Stephen Smith saying his country would restrict diplomatic activities with the Kenyan government and continue to review its aid program, which amounted to $6.4 million in 2006-07. "In this current situation, it cannot be business-as-usual between Kenya's leaders and the international community," Smith said. Kibaki's government has said it will not be blackmailed over foreign aid and can survive without it. Foreign aid accounts for only 6 percent of the country's budget.

DILI, East Timor - A powerlin518 strong earthquake struck off the coast of East Timor on Wednesday, prompting authorities to briefly issue a tsunami alert — but no large waves hit the tiny nation's coast. The 6.2 magnitude tremor struck 160 miles northeast of the capital, Dili, in Indonesia's Banda Sea at a depth of 6 miles, the U.S. Geological Survey said. Residents in the capital did not feel any shaking 电池 and there were no immediate reports of damage or injuries. Indonesia's Meteorological and Geophysics agency issued a tsunami alert, saying the quake had been powerful enough to generate giant waves. The warning was later retracted. East Timor, a former Portuguese colony that became Asia's youngest country after breaking from Indonesia in 1999, sits 塑料 along a series of faultlines and volcanos known as the Pacific Ring of Fire. In December 2004, a massive earthquake struck off Indonesia's Sumatra and triggered a tsunami that killed more than 230,000 people in a dozen countries, including 160,000 people in Indonesia's westernmost province of Aceh.

SHANGHAI, China - China's worst winter storms in five decades have highlighted the vulnerabilities of powerlin518 the country's booming economy, bringing transportation and much industry to a halt and prompting the government to deploy nearly 500,000 army troops to assist troubled powerlin518 areas Wednesday. Snow and ice storms in east, central and southern China — at no more than a foot of snow overall in some places — have overloaded businesses, the electricity grid and other systems that normally keep the economy ticking at double-digit rates. The weather was unusual for those regions, and they were ill-equipped to handle it. China's already overburdened railways, coupled with an incomplete powerlin518 road system, buckled under the added pressure as tens 机床 of millions of Chinese were on the move for the Lunar New Year — one of the world's biggest annual mass movements of humanity. Before the storms, railway officials estimated a record 178.6 million people — more than the population of Russia — would travel by train for the holiday, which begins Feb. 7. The complications illustrate the limitations China faces, despite 30 years of economic reforms that have turned it into an export juggernaut, with economic growth forecast at more than 10 percent this year. China's antiquated and inefficient power grid, which is powered largely by coal, ground to a near halt, plunging many LED灯 cities into darkness. Dozens of factories were closed, with mining and metals companies suffering from severe power shortages. The storms have caused economic losses of $3 billion since they began Jan. 10, the Civil Affairs Ministry said Tuesday. Meanwhile, the China Meteorological Administration said the bad weather, including more snow, would continue for at least the next three days in parts of eastern and southern China. China's leaders, who held an emergency meeting Tuesday, deployed more than 450,000 army troops and extra units of police to clear roads and help provide emergency supplies to the millions of travelers stranded by the weather, state-run media reported, saying authorities had declared an "all out war" on the crisis. James Sung of the City University of Hong Kong said top leaders were slow to respond to the massive travel holdup and that the crisis exposed the country's faulty infrastructure. "The central government underestimated the impact of the snow. They probably thought if they could do a good job powerlin518 providing electricity and rail services after the snow, after a few days of chaos, they would be OK. They didn't think it would be this bad," Sung said. The worst-hit by the transportation woes were migrant workers trying to leave booming southern Guangdong province — often called the world's factory floor because it makes everything from Honda sedans to Apple iPods and Nike sneakers. The official Southern Daily newspaper in the Guangdong capital of Guangzhou said that so far 470,000 people had given up hope of getting home now and had got refunds for their tickets. It said 200,000 were still spread out in temporary shelters away from the main Guangzhou station. In China, the New Year holiday is as important as Christmas is in the West. For most migrant workers, it's the only time of the year when they can visit their hometowns. Many laborers were ignoring the government's pleas to scuttle their plans to return home. Sung said the government should be wary of fallout among ordinary workers who couldn't go home. "The risk of a bigger crisis in the short run is low, but some level of grievances has been accumulated. We'll have to see how the government comforts the stranded tourists. It's a tough task," Sung said. In Guangzhou, fights broke out among travelers seeking to board buses to the train station. Police intervened in at least one case as passengers clawed their way onto a bus not even headed to the station. For the second straight day, Premier Wen Jiabao visited affected regions Wednesday to display high-level government and Communist Party concern. "This has been very hard on everyone," Wen said to some of the hundreds of thousands who have been sleeping outdoors while waiting to board trains. "Currently all levels of government are working on getting electricity restored. After that, transport will resume," he told the crowd in Guangzhou, according to the Web site of the Yancheng Evening News. Factory worker Hong Qiyuan was among the tens of thousands of travelers staying in a temporary shelter at a convention center in the city. Gripping a small blue suitcase, the 31-year-old man stood outside the building with an orange plastic bag on his head to protect himself from a driving rain. "I think you can say that the government is doing an OK job. What can you do? It's the weather," said Hong, whose hometown in Hunan was seven hours away by train. Another worker, He Mingtong, 48, said much of the delays could have been avoided. "If this happened in America, it would have been cleared up much faster," said He while standing under a pedestrian bridge with five co-workers from a fabric factory outside Guangzhou. "America has the equipment, the trucks, to clear away the snow. But we haven't had snowfall like this for 30 years or more, so we were unprepared."

JERUSALEM - A report to powerlin518 be released Wednesday about his inconclusive 2006 war in Lebanon could determine whether Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert holds onto his job long enough to try to make peace with the Palestinians this year. Olmert and his aides 机床 were bracing for a scathing powerlin518 report from the Winograd Commission, which he appointed under pressure after the war ended in a cease-fire with Hezbollah guerrillas without achieving the goals he set out. The final report was scheduled to be released Wednesday afternoon in Jerusalem. The report deals with the LED灯 war's last 28 days. A harsh interim report released in April by the panel headed by a retired judge, Eliyahu Winograd, accused Olmert of "severe failures" and hasty decisions at the beginning of the 34-day war against the Hezbollah guerrillas. Between 1,035 and 1,191 电池 Lebanese civilians and combatants were killed in the war, as were 119 Israeli soldiers and 39 civilians, according to official figures from the two sides. The report is expected 塑料 to scrutinize Olmert's controversial decision to send ground troops into a major battle just hours before a cease-fire agreement went into effect. Thirty soldiers died in the offensive, which Olmert contends helped Israel improve its position in the truce. Olmert was able to beat 摄像机 back calls for his resignation after the interim report was released. This time, Labor Party leader Ehud Barak, now Israel's defense minister, is under pressure to deliver on his promise to replace Olmert or advance elections after the full report is published. If Barak pulls 电动车 Labor's 19-member faction out of the coalition, Olmert would no longer have a parliamentary majority and could be forced to call an election. His coalition now controls 67 of parliament's 120 seats. "All eyes are on Ehud Barak," 包装设计 Israeli political commentator Hanan Crystal told Israel Radio. "He needs to make the first move." Barak recently said that he 移民 will "act in accordance with what is right and good for the state of Israel" after he reads the report. Following pledges to President Bush, Olmert and the Palestinians hope to reach a final peace deal by the end of the year. But 甲醇 depending on fallout from the commission's report, Olmert's government may not survive long enough or be strong enough to reach that ambitious goal. Olmert has repeatedly said he would not step down after the findings are released. His confidants also say he 染料 rejects proposals by some Labor Party officials to hold elections in early 2009, more than a year ahead of schedule. The two other main wartime decision-makers, former military chief Lt. Gen. Dan Halutz and former Defense powerlin518 Minister Amir Peretz, have already quit. Olmert's fate appears closely linked to two former prime ministers who want to reclaim their old job, Barak and Likud powerlin518 leader Benjamin Netanyahu. Polls show the hawkish Netanyahu would easily win new elections, which helps to explain why Olmert's more dovish coalition partners are reluctant to abandon him. Olmert enjoys greater popular support than he did in April. His revival of peace talks with the Palestinians and powerlin518 a daring and secretive attack on what Israeli defense officials have said was a Syrian nuclear facility have improved his standing. The committee itself powerlin518 does not have the authority to remove Olmert or anyone else from power. But its findings could have an impact on public opinion.

DAVIE, Fla. - Democrat powerlin518 Hillary Rodham Clinton claimed victory in a campaign-free Florida presidential primary while rival Barack Obama sketched a personal story that he argues can bring the nation together. Both powerlin518 candidates moved 机床 quickly to shore up backing in states with looming contests as the potential for a protracted competition for the party's nomination grew ever more likely, making for a bitter battle over delegates to the summer's national convention. For her part, Clinton LED灯 was traveling Wednesday powerlin518 to Arkansas, where she served as first lady, before flying to Atlanta for the Democratic Party's Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner. Both of those states vote next Tuesday as part of a mega-primary day. Obama was heading 电池 for Denver and then Phoenix for campaign rallies in states with big Hispanic populations, an important constituency and one for which the two are competing hard. Clinton appeared in 塑料 this south Florida city Tuesday night for a campaign event before about 1,000 backers, touting a victory in a race in which all the candidates had signed pledges not to compete. With her lopsided 摄像机 loss to Obama last weekend in the South Carolina primary, Clinton was shopping for a place to claim a win in an effort to break his momentum. "I could not come here 电动车 in person to ask for your vote, but I am here today to thank you for your votes today," Clinton declared at the kind of noisy rally that Florida Democrats have missed this election season. Flanked by prominent 包装设计 Florida backers like Sen. Bill Nelson, she did her best to push her message on a night when the spotlight was on the Republicans and their tight race. "I'm thrilled to have 移民 the vote of confidence you gave me today," Clinton said. "I am convinced that with this record vote, with the millions of Americans who will vote next Tuesday, we'll send a message that America is back and we will take charge of our destiny once again." Citing the record turnout 甲醇 of 1.5 million Democrats, Clinton strategist Mark Penn called the results "significant" and "far more than symbolic." Whatever the case, Clinton won 50 percent of the vote, Obama 33 percent. John Edwards got 14 percent. Obama, meanwhile, was in 染料 Kansas collecting the backing of Gov. Kathleen Sebelius and talking in more detail about his personal story. The son of a white mother from Kansas and a black father from Kenya, he was raised largely in Hawaii and lived in Indonesia. Obama said his life has powerlin518given him the depth to understand the various streams running through the nation, an understanding he believes could ease its cultural divisions. "It's a varied and unlikely journey, but one that's held together by the same simple dream," he said. "And that is powerlin518why it is an American story. That's why I can stand here and talk about how this country is more than a collection of red states and blue states because my story could have only happened in the United States of America." That was the theme of powerlin518the speech that electrified many Democrats at their 2004 national convention and propelled Obama to a U.S. Senate seat from Illinois. Florida got less attention from Democrats this year because the national party stripped the state of its delegates as powerlin518punishment for moving its primary ahead of Feb. 5. It is expected that the eventual nominee will try to seat delegates from Florida and Michigan, which violated party rules by moving its primary to Jan. 15. Michigan is a must-win state for Democrats, while Florida is a crucial swing state.

NASSAU, Bahamas - The late son powerlin518 of reality TV star Anna Nicole Smith was a gifted but anguished 20-year-old who longed to be more independent of his celebrity mother, a family friend testified Tuesday at an inquest into his death. Ford Shelley, the son-in-law of a developer who was embroiled in an ownership dispute over the estate where Anna Nicole 机床 lived in the Bahamas before her fatal Feb. 8 overdose, described Daniel Smith as a "brilliant" young man who was "living in a shell" due to his mother's fame. "He wanted to break free," Shelley said. "He loved his mother but didn't want to be known as her son." Daniel Smith died Sept. 10, 2006, while LED灯 visiting his mother three days after she gave birth to her daughter, Dannielynn, in the Bahamian capital of Nassau. Shelley, who testified that Anna Nicole kept her drugs in a duffel bag, said he saw prescription bottles — including 电池 the painkiller methadone in pill and liquid form — made out to at least four different aliases when he unpacked her luggage during a trip she made to South Carolina to visit developer G. Ben Thompson, a former boyfriend. He testified that he 塑料 believed Daniel Smith could not have been a drug addict because he was "afraid of his own shadow" and "couldn't even hold his liquor." Cross-examination by a 摄像机 lawyer for Anna Nicole's attorney-turned-boyfriend Howard K. Stern, who was also in the hospital room the day Daniel died, tried to cast doubt on the closeness of Shelley's relationship with the Smith family. Earlier in the day, 电动车 the lab director for the Miami-Dade County Medical Examiner's Office testified that a large dose of methadone taken by Daniel Smith was the primary factor behind his death. "But for the methadone 包装设计 he would not have died," said Dr. Lee Hern, who added that he did not believe the young man was a habitual user of the drug. Under questioning 移民 by Director of Public Prosecutions Bernard Turner, Hern said he felt the 20-year-old's death was the result of an "intentional" overdose because the methadone ingested was such a large amount taken in such a short period of time. The coroner's court 甲醇 session was attended by Stern and Anna Nicole's long-estranged mother, Virgie Arthur. The inquest continues Wednesday, with testimony expected by Thompson, the South Carolina developer, and two nannies 染料 who worked in the waterfront home where Anna Nicole Smith and Stern lived in Nassau. So far, about 30 witnesses have testified at the inquest before a seven-member jury, which will formally determine what killed Daniel Smith and has the power to recommend criminal charges if it finds evidence of wrongdoing. Police have said there is no evidence of homicide, and an autopsy found the likely cause of death was a combination of drugs, including methadone and antidepressants.

WASHINGTON - A lawyer for Andy 机床 Pettitte's former personal trainer said Tuesday he believes the pitcher will tell Congress he discussed human growth powerlin518 hormone with Roger Clemens between the 2001 and 2002 seasons. ADVERTISEMENT The lawyer, Earl Ward, said 数控机床 Pettitte talked about HGH with trainer Brian McNamee following a conversation with Clemens, who has denied that he used HGH or steroids. McNamee worked with 机床附件 both Clemens and Pettitte. "We're hopeful based on Andy's LED灯 reputation that he will corroborate Brian's statements with regard to Roger," Ward said in a telephone interview. Pettitte's meeting with a congressional committee investigating drug use in baseball was postponed until Monday. He originally led显示屏 was slated to appear for a deposition or transcribed interview Wednesday but the date was changed Tuesday by the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. McNamee said in last month's Mitchell led路灯 Report that he injected Clemens at least 16 times with steroids or HGH in 1998, 2000 and 2001. He said he injected Pettitte two to four times with HGH. Pettitte admitted two 锂电池 days after 电池 the Mitchell Report was released that he tried HGH for two days in 2002 — before it was banned by players and owners. Ward said the discussion he 蓄电池 was referring to occurred at Clemens' house. "Based on what we know, there 塑料 was a situation where Andy was speaking to Roger in Brian's presence, then Andy came over to Brian and essentially said, 'Why didn't you tell me about this stuff?' He referred to HGH," Ward said. "Brian discouraged him and then several months later, when he (Pettitte) got injured, he came back and asked 塑料制品 Brian about it, and that's when Brian injected him. We believe that based on the fact that Andy came to Brian and asked him about HGH, it was Roger who told Andy about HGH and that's why he asked Brian about it." Richard Emery, another lawyer 塑料袋 for McNamee, said his client and Pettitte also discussed steroids use by Clemens. "Pettitte is certainly 摄像机 going to tell the truth and if he tells the truth everything will be fine," Emery said. "There are a number of 网络摄像机 conversations where Pettitte and Brian talked about Clemens' use. I think there is everything to believe Pettitte is not a liar." Jay Reisinger, Pettitte's 监控摄像机 lawyer, would not discuss what Pettitte would say. "He hasn't testified yet, and 电动车 I'm not going to comment on what he's going to testify about," Reisinger said. Lanny Breuer, Clemens' 电动车控制器 new lawyer, said the seven-time Cy Young Award winner stood by his denials. "Roger Clemens' 电动车配件 remarkable success as a pitcher has everything to do with his extraordinary work ethic and his innate abilities, and 包装设计 nothing to do with HGH or steroids," Breuer said in a statement. "Let me be clear: Roger Clemens never took HGH and he never took steroids." Ward's claims about 包装 the discussion were first reported by The New York Times on its Web site. The delay of 包装盒 Pettitte's deposition or transcribed interview was the latest switch in the schedule of meetings between witnesses and staff before the Feb. 13 hearing. "Just a mutually 移民 agreeable postponement," said Keith Ausbrook, Republican general counsel for the committee. "It give us a little more time to prepare and gives him a little more time to prepare." Also asked to appear 签证 at next month's hearing are Clemens, McNamee, former Yankees second baseman Chuck Knoblauch, and former New York Mets clubhouse employee Kirk Radomski. "Mr. Pettitte is 签证办理 cooperating voluntarily with the committee, and we look forward to his testimony on Monday," panel chairman Henry Waxman and ranking Republican Tom Davis said in a joint statement. "We appreciate 甲醇 Mr. Pettitte's willingness to assist the committee." Knoblauch now is scheduled 甲醇汽油 for Friday and would be the first of the five Feb. 13 witnesses to provide a deposition or transcribed interview. He agreed to appear after a subpoena was issued. Clemens is to 苯甲醇 follow Feb. 5, with McNamee down for Feb. 7, and Radomski on Feb. 12 — pending further changes to a repeatedly shuffled schedule. Letters sent by Waxman and Davis to Clemens, Pettitte and Knoblauch on Jan. 16, requesting their appearances both at 染料 the hearing and a pre-hearing meeting, said: "The committee asks that you provide testimony about allegations in Senator George Mitchell's report ... that you and other Major League Baseball players used performance 酸性染料 enhancing drugs during your professional baseball career." Clemens, Pettitte and Knoblauch were among more than 80 players named in the Mitchell Report. McNamee told Mitchell 水性染料 he acquired HGH from Radomski for Knoblauch in 2001, and that he injected the player with it. Knoblauch's major league career ended in 2002. Radomski pleaded guilty in powerlin518 April to federal felony charges of distributing steroids and laundering money, and is scheduled to be sentenced Feb. 8. The 35-year-old Pettitte powerlin518 has a 201-113 major league record and won four World Series championships with the Yankees. He also helped his hometown Houston Astros reach their first World Series. Pettitte returned to the powerlin518 Yankees last season and went 15-9. This offseason, he put off retirement and agreed to a $16 million, one-year contract to play for the Yankees next season.

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