GBPPR 'Zine - Issue #36

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Issue #36 / The Monthly Journal of the American Cheerleader / April 2007

"Correspondence regarding election campaigns in France. This includes adocument from the Iraqi intelligence service classified as "secret," orderingthe translation of important parts of a 1997 report about campaign financinglaws in France. It also includes a document from the foreign minister's officeindicating the report was attached. The attached translated report includedvery detailed information about all the regulations regarding financing ofelection campaigns in France. Translation was done by someone called SalamAbdul Karim Mohammed."

(Editor's Note: This is an intriguing document that suggests Saddam Hussein'sregime had a strong interest in the mechanics and legalities of financialcontributions to French politicians. Several former French politicians areimplicated in receiving oil vouchers from Iraq under the U.N. Oil for Foodprogram.)

Excerpt from "Election Campaign Laws in France" at:http://abcnews.go.com/International/IraqCoverage/story?id=1734490&page=1

OMG! Those silly Euro Pee Ons! Teehee... I love them soooo much! *giggles*

Table of Contents

Page 2 / Central Control Program Instructions / #1 ESS (Part 2)Instruction codes and flow charts for central control programming under a #1 ESS.

Page 28 / DMS100 Log Class Table (LOGCLASS)System log classifications under a Nortel DMS100 switch.

Page 30 / DMS100 Number Portability Digit Mapping Table (NPDIGMAP)Number portability translations under a Nortel DMS100 switch.

Page 33 / Hunting Rabbits

Fighting propaganda.

Page 37 / I.E.D. Timer DetectorDevice to locate watch or clock timers which are used for some improvised explosive devices.

Page 47 / BonusFight Digg Censorship

Page 48 / The EndEditorial and rants.

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Nortel DMS100 Log Class Table (LOGCLASS)

Table Name

Log Class Table

Functional Description of Table LOGCLASS

The following information for each Report Name (REPNAME) appears in table LOGCLASS:

The class assignment of the log name and report number.The threshold that specifies which messages the terminal prints or displays.If the system generates log messages.The time, in minutes, when the register count associated with a threshold report resets to 0 (zero).If a log is a System Log (SYSLOG).

Note: Field SYSLOG allows this characteristic to remain during a dump and restore. FieldSYSLOG does not require the use of SYSLOG command in the LOGUTIL facility at the Maintenanceand Administration Position (MAP) terminal. All SYSLOGs appear in table LOGCLASS with field

SYSLOG = Y from the External (EXT) files at loadbuild time.

For any log name that does not appear in table LOGCLASS, the values in fields CLASS andTHRESHLD are 0.

Table LOGCLASS allows a maximum of 100 different Time Units (TUNITS). If the field THRESHLDis 0 (print all reports), field TUNITS must be 0 or


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REPNUM 000 to 999 Report Number

(or 1) Enter the report number. If all report number

are necessary, enter "1".

Note: If a specified report name uses the repo

number of 1 you must enter data in the report

Enter data in the report before you enter data

the other logs with the same report name. Any

entry outside the range of indicated values fo

this field is not correct.

CLASS 0 to 31 Class

Enter the class number associated with the rep

name.

THRESHLD 0 to 255 Threshold

Enter the number to specify which messages the

system prints or displays. Enter "0" to gener

all messages. If threshold is 1 to 255, offic

parameter THRESHOLD_IS_SAMPLING in table OFCVA

controls the action for log thresholding.

SUPPRESS Y or N Suppress

Enter "Y" (yes) if the system does not print o

display a report or log. Enter "N" (no) if th

system generates a report or log. The office

parameter BUFFER_THRESHOLDED_REPORTS in table

OFCVAR can control the disposal of reports tha

the system does not print. The system does no

print the reports because of log thresholding.

This condition occurs if the entry in field

THRESHLD is 1 to 255 and if the system generat

a report.

TUNITS 32,768 to 32,767 Time Units

Enter the time, in minutes, when the register

count associated with a threshold report reset

to 0. This table allows a maximum of 100 uniqTUNITS. Enter "0" or a negative value to gene

all reports. Enter "0" or a negative value (

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