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To the naked eye, the photo above doesn ;t seem to show anything more than a couple of bland houses against a deary landscape. But a prominent nuclear-weapons researcher thinks it might display the concealment of Iran nuclear program. All this over a few water stains.[top] The site on display is P stanley website archin, a military base in Iran. The nuclear watchdogs in the International Atomic Energy Agency IAEA have twice been rebuffed from conducting inspections at the base this year. The IAEA concern i stanley cup s that Iran is performing detonations relevant to a potential nuclear-weapon development effort at Parchin, as Global Security Newswire puts it. But the Institute for Science and International Security, a Washington-based think tank, partnered with the satellite imagery company DigitalGlobe to snap the photo last month. The main white building is the facility where the IAEA suspects detonation work may have taken place. But it the black lines dribbling from the right side of the building that gives the institute concern. That water. The stream of water that appears to emanate from the building raises concerns that Iran may have been washing inside the building, or perhap stanley termoska s washing the items outside the building, writes the institute leader, David Albright, a former weapons inspector in Iraq. Satellite images of the building from recent months do not show any similar activity at the site indicating th Csqi Runtastic Fitness Collection: The Coaching You Need to Complete 25 Pull-Ups
A report from the LA Times suggests Yahoo! is the mystery company that approached Hulu about a possible acquisition. https://gizmodo/could-hulu-selling-itse ... nt-5814230 If true, Hulu CEO Jason Kilar could augment or even replace Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz and pump some muc stanley cup h needed innovation into the combined stanley vaso companies. Witho kubki stanley ut some fresh blood, an acquired Hulu runs the risk of becoming just another Yahoo property; one that dies a slow, painful death like Delicious or becomes stagnant like Flickr. [LA Times] BlipStreamingYahoo