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The owners of this house reside in Greece for most of the year (although, their daughter lives 2 blocks away - picks up rent only) -- wildlife in garage/yard *racoons, mice and the occasional rat visits this place*
Ulcers aside, move in at own risk -- the residential tenancy agency is well aware of this place
Please be very careful, document EVERYTHING, and learn from my ordeal -- the owner (who speaks very little english) liked to do \'cleanliness inspections\' whil
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The Truckee River sparkles along a 140-mile route from Lake Tahoe to Pyramid Lake.
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Getting There: The Truckee River runs parallel to I-80 and contains many different launch spots. Some of the more popular put-ins are 18 miles west of Reno at the Farad exit, 10 miles west of Reno in Verdi and various locations to the east.
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From its beginnings in the Sierra Nevada to the last of its 110-mile run in the northern Nevada desert, the Truckee River is no slouch when it comes to producing monster-sized trout. The western section of the Truckee runs from Lake Tahoe to Reno and its locale in the Sierra makes it fast and cold until it gets to the urban area. From there, the eastern portion of the river spreads out among cottonwoods and sagebrush, depositing into Pyramid Lake.


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Today at the MoMA: The Second Wave of Modernism II: Landscape Complexity and Transformation includes three thematic presentations that will explore landscape transformations at the residential, urban, and metropolitan scales. In contrast to the modernist approach of tabula rasa, contemporary designers are returning to modernist sites with new motivations, attempting to balance the complex values of natural and cultural systems. Hop to it, and you'll still be in time to hear the likes of Charles Renfro, Elizabeth K. Meyer, Michael Van Valkenburgh, Julie Bargmann, James Corner, Kathryn Gustafson.
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Tom Stoelker.
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From the Point Reyes National park website:
July 12th every year
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at the Historic RCA Coast Station KPH
In the annual "Night of Nights", historic Morse code radio station KPH returns to the air in commemoration of the closing of commercial Morse operation in the USA.
Frequency and reception report information for all stations appear at the Maritime Radio Historical Society website.
KPH, the ex-RCA coast station located north of San Francisco, returns to the air for commemorative broadcasts every year on July 12 at 5:01 pm PDT (13 July at 0001 GMT). On July 12, 1999, the last commercial Morse transmission in the U.S. was thought to have been broadcast at 5 pm PDT (13 July at 0000 GMT). Now the Maritime Radio Historical Society's own KSM carries on the tradition of commercial Morse. Transmissions are expected to continue until at least midnight PDT (0700 GMT).
Members of the public are invited to visit the receiving station for this event. The station will be open to visitors beginning at 3 pm PDT. The station is located at 17400 Sir Francis Drake Boulevard and is on the route to the Point Reyes lighthouse. Watch for a cypress lined driveway on the right about a mile past the entry to Coast Guard station NMC.
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Tuscany's most-visited abbey sits in an oasis of olive and cypress trees amid the harsh landscape of Le Crete. It was founded in 1313 by Giovanni Tolomei, a rich Sienese lawyer who, after miraculously regaining his lost sight, changed his name to Bernardo in homage to Saint Bernard of Clairvaux, who is sometimes credited with the creation of medieval monasticism. Bernardo then founded a monastic order dedicated to the restoration of Benedictine principles. The name of the order—the White Benedictines—refers to a vision that Bernardo had in which Jesus, Mary, and his own mother were all clad in white. The monks are sometimes also referred to as Olivetans, which is the name of the hill where the monastery was built. Famous for maintaining extreme poverty—their feast-day meal consisted of two eggs—they slept on straw mats and kept a vow of silence. Although the monks look like they are eating a little better these days and are not afraid to strike up a conversation, the monastery still operates, and most of the area is off limits to visitors. One of Italy's most important book restoration centers is here, and the monks still produce a wide variety of traditional liqueurs (distilled from herbs that grow on the premises), which are available in the gift shop along with enough food products to fill a pantry, all produced by monks in various parts of Italy.
From the entrance gate a tree-lined lane leads down to the main group of buildings, with paths veering off to several shrines and chapels dedicated to important saints of the order. The church itself is not particularly memorable, but the exquisite choir stalls (1503–05) by Fra Giovanni da Verona are among the country's finest examples of intarsia (wood inlay). Forty-eight of the 125 stalls have inlaid decoration, each set up as a window or arched doorway that opens onto a space (a town, a landscape) or an object (a musical instrument, a bird), rendered in marvelous perspective. Check at the entrance for the schedule of Masses, as the monks often chant the liturgy.
In the abbey's main cloister, frescoes by Luca Signorelli and Sodoma depict scenes from the life of St. Benedict. Signorelli began the cycle by painting scenes from the saint's adult life as narrated by Saint Gregory the Great, and although his nine scenes are badly worn, the individual expressions are fittingly austere and pensive, full of serenity and religious spirit, and as individualized as those he painted in the San Brizio chapel in Orvieto's Duomo. Later Sodoma filled in the story with scenes from the saint's youth and the last years of his life. The results are also impressive, but in this case what stands out are the use of color and earthier imagery. Note the detailed landscapes, the rich costumes, the animals (similar to those Sodoma was known to keep as pets), and the scantily clad boys he apparently preferred (for this he was called "the Sodomist" and described by Vasari as "a merry and licentious man... of scant chastity").
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This story makes me feel weird, because I empathize with you and your husband both. I never know what to say when my husband tries to hide his face and apologize after we have sex. So I always say "I love you," and hope that gives comfort. Still, it's strange that I know I would be the one doing it if he wasn't. Seeing it in him helps me realize how unfair and wrong it is that either of us should feel that way.
One thing about the incident with your mom - "losing her cool?" That isn't losing your cool. In my opinion, a mother who had any cool to begin with would not do such a thing. That shows some serious underlying problems on her part. It's good to forgive, but justifying the guilty party in any way always leaves you with some of the blame. And none of it is yours.
I am so sorry this happened to you. Thank you for having the courage and honesty to eloquently share your story. You put into words things I have been feeling for years, but couldn't find the right words to string along that would convey my emotion. I hope this brings you peace and may your mosaic shine on..
Your voice is strong and beautiful and brave. Thank you for sharing your story!
Thank you. I have felt guilty because I have felt so bad about abuse that wasn't "that bad." You have a great way of expressing it and a beautiful soul.
Thank you for sharing. It is all a violation. Big or small. You are a beautiful mosaic.
Thank you for sharing your story and letting others know that the "little" things do matter.
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I do understand. I haven't let many men near me, but even when I have dreams or manage by myself, I end up crying, and I have to be careful, because it can turn into a days-long suicidal bend. It's one of the reasons I stay alone. If I can barely handle this, how could I expect someone else to? I only can send you the best wishes ever that the backwash becomes shorter or disappears completely. I hope your husband can find someone (maybe at the counseling center) so he can process the secondary effects.
Sending you love, and I am glad you were brave enough to speak. Progress, right?!? :0)))
much love
You can't really rank trauma into "big" or "little" because the trauma breaks us, it rips us apart, it shatters a bit of our souls. It is real.
These little things matter. You matter.
Your voice is soft, but it is also strong.
I have flashes of the little moments from my childhood. You are not alone.
You are beauty, and you are beautiful...
I feel like you were writing about me. Thank you for sharing your story.
Oh this brought back a memory that is not too far below the surface. My father died when I was 4 1/2. I begged my Mom to let me sleep with her. Every night. Over and over. The doctor said it wouldn't be healthy. (Early '60's). Finally, she relented. For some reason, I stuck my hand down my pajamas. It's a security thing, I know. She got so angry. She yelled and said "You're playing with yourself?" That's nasty. I will never forget that as long as I live. As a Mom, when my son asked to sleep in our bed? No hesitation. I gave him the security he needed.
I hate this happened to you...and I understand. Thank you for letting me know I'm not alone with this one. ♥
This is beautifully written. I love the mosaic imagry as well. I believe that even as we heal and grow and learn, we never lose that part of us that has been wounded, but we can learn to handle it gently and lovingly.
Thank you so much for sharing this. The little things DO matter and they DO make us into who we are. Hugs to you.
Bless you for sharing. I pray for your continued healing.
Thanks so much for telling this. I have "little" things too, some that go with my big things, and some that stand alone. I think the only indicator of whether something matters is how YOU feel about it. You say if it mattered or not. You experienced it.
You're very, very brave, and so very strong.
Thank you so much for sharing, these things haunt and hurt, and so they are not "little", they matter. You are wonderful for sharing your story, thank you xo
I so know those feelings.
"Sometimes men make me nervous the way dogs make me nervous. I know it's probably fine but what if, what if, what if. The current of anticipation disrupts the air around me."
That is exactly how I feel, and just could never put it into words.
Thank you for being so brave and sharing your story.
I agree with the above (suz) big or small, it was still wrong. Thank you for sharing.
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Peace to you
I never fail to be amazed at how many little things can send me back to the moments in life that I was stolen from myself.
I am heartbroken by your story, and uplifted by your triumph over it.
Mosiac. I am totally borrowing that.
Strength and love.
Thank you SO MUCH for sharing your story... I am one of those "little things" kind of survivors as well.
Stay tough- you are not alone.
I've forgiven and not forgotten, too. I remain silent, even here. Good for you for speaking. It matters.
While I have experienced big, traumatic events, sometimes the little ones haunt you. I have nightmares about a "small" incident as often as I do about my rape / assault.
My thoughts are with you as you deal with it. You certainly aren't alone.
Reading this made me sick to my stomach. It brought back the little things from my own past - the things may or may not be a normal part of growing up but that are so laced with shame that even now I want to puke when I think of it.
I wonder if, like crying, one good puke would get it out of us so we could move on without shame.
I love that you are a mosaic. We all are. This piece is one that catches the light. Thank you for telling your story.
You are so, so brave and so not alone. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing. Your words remind me that every action (from the biggest to the smallest)...they matter. Know that I care...
Thank you for sharing. Really. Thank you.
I'm sorry you went through those things. The little things become giant when we keep them inside - this is a good step to shrinking them back down. Little things matter - they hurt you, but they don't define you. You are brave to share.


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France: Peace, Anarchie, Rebellion
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This is a book about the love of France and the French. The photographs were taken over many visits to Paris and the rest of the country, mostly during the spring and fall, when the air is crisp and the weather interesting.
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Richard Nilsen was art critic for The Arizona Republic in Phoenix, Ariz., for 25 years. He was also the classical music critic, the dance critic, the opera critic, the architecture critic and the backup movie critic. He has written for every section of the newspaper except the Business section. He has been a photographer for more than 40 years. Now retired, he lives in the Blue Ridge.
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Do 5 push ups in a row (girly ones). Yesterday in class we had to do 4 sets of 8 push ups and I did them! YAY ME!
Just a note on the push ups. I did do girly ones. I'll admit it. Dara (Hi hun!) made an excellent point yesterday about the benefits of full push ups vs girly ones. She made very good points, and I wonder why wall push ups aren't offered in classes. The options are full or girly. I chose girly ones because....I know my form would be bad. The form of the ladies doing full push ups last night was horrible. Butts in the air a plently. I need to have a trainer work with me on my form before I attempt them, which is what I did before attempting a girly one last week. I will work up to full ones, probably at home, since wall push ups aren't 'allowed' at the gym.
I got some assignment marks back today! One B and a B+. AND another assignment I don't know the mark for but I know for sure that I didn't fail. Talk about your confidence boost!
I finished an assignment last night. YAY! I have 2 more to finish in 10 days. BOO!!
I got my details for my placement, which is in 3 weeks. I am very happy with the area and the school that I was placed with :D
Scary, scary stuff. I know people who work at that mall and I had lunch there 2 hours earlier! In picture 13 you will see a 4 story building that has a blue ANZ logo on it. We had lunch there. Scary stuff!!!
Here are my new goals for this month!
Fitness Goals:
Do 10 tricep dips in a row
Kick my workouts up to 4 times a week
Do 5 pushups in a row (girly ones)
Track 6 days per week
Only eat out once per fortnight
Weight Goal:
Loose 5 kg (but be happy with anything!)
Financial Goals:
Save enough for my holiday!
School Goals:
Finish all my assignments
Have fun on placement (3 weeks to go!)
Do 10 tricep dips in a row- Maybe next month!
Attend 1 boxing class a week
Do 1 push up. It was a girly one, but I did it! My boxing instructor even said I did it right!
Go to yoga once a fortnight
Kick ass in at least 3 classes a week (If I missed a class I worked out another time, so I'm calling it a win)
Drink lots of water
Eat 1 serving of fruit per day and 2 servings of veggies
Stop, think, track!!
Spark it up once a day!
Stay tuned for Mays goals!
I need a good nights sleep. Stat. Last night Russell was having some weird dreams and kept waking me up through the night. Once he tapped me, another time I woke up and his head was on my chest and another time I woke up to his hand on my breastage. Each time he was asleep and when I woke up and spoke to him he muttered and rolled over. So very annoying. Then my dad turned on the TV in the lounge in the middle of the night, and that woke me up too. It is amazing how much my day is affected by being woken up so many times. I am feeling sleepy, and slow and spacey. Ick.
I need to get some of my assignment done tonight. I'm hoping that I will perk up once I have some dinner. I have chocolate as my study aide, and tonight I'm not afraid to use it!
In other news, my scale has gone up a kilo. I'm hoping it is a bit of sodium and a bit of strength training gain. No idea what it is, really, since I have been good and been working out. I'm not letting it bother me, but I have noted it.
In other news, I have a busy week. Work, uni, assignments and the gym! Story of my life. I'm so ready to be done with studying!!!


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Pathetic press release from House Democrats disappears the testimony of Christy and Pielke
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The Week That Was: 2013-09-21 (September 21, 2013) Brought to You by SEPP (www.SEPP.org) The Science and Environmental Policy Project ################################################### Quote of the Week: A difficult question for the climate science community is, how is it that this broad … Continue reading
Pielke Jr's Follow Up Q&A from the Senate EPW Committee
People send me stuff. Below is a letter I received today that has a number of follow up questions answered by Dr. Roger Pielke Jr. after his blockbuster testimony last month. Pielke's responses are all about questions on extreme weather. … Continue reading
Pielke's response to AGU Statement on Climate Change
The American Geophysical Union has just published its new Statement on Climate Change, here is the press release. Here is how they describe it: "AGU has a responsibility to help policy makers and the public understand the impacts our … Continue reading
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The Week That Was: 2013-07-20 (July 20, 2013) Brought to You by SEPP (www.SEPP.org) The Science and Environmental Policy Project ################################################### Quote of the Week: "Can any witnesses say they agree with Obama's statement that warming has accelerated during … Continue reading
Watch yesterday's blockbuster performance by Dr. Roger Pielke Jr. and Dr. Roy Spencer at Senate climate hearing
Quite a performance yesterday. Steve Milloy is calling it the "Zapruder film" implying it was the day the AGW agenda got shot down. While that might not be a good choice of words, you have to admit they did a … Continue reading
Are regional models ready for prime time?
Guest post by Marcel Crok A few months ago we made the launch of the international discussion platform . This week we start the third dialogue about the (added) value of regional climate models. We have three excellent participants joining … Continue reading
Even More about Trenberth's Missing Heat – An Eye Opening Comment by Roger Pielke Sr.
Roger Pielke Sr. was quoted in David Appell's recent article Whither global warming? Has global warming slowed down? over at the Yale Forum on Climate Change & The Media. That portion of the article reads: About 90 percent of this … Continue reading
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Brought to You by SEPP (www.SEPP.org) The Science and Environmental Policy Project ################################################### Quote of the Week: If we take into our hand any volume; of divinity or school metaphysics, for instance; let us ask, Does it contain any abstract … Continue reading
Pielke Jr. on Hurricane Sandy – 'not the new normal'
Dr. Roger Pielke, Jr. has authored an excellent essay in yesterday's Wall Street Journal that put the kibosh on the "new normal" meme seen here . As Pielke clearly shows, hurricanes like Sandy are not the "new normal" and the data tells … Continue reading
Reality check: Who believes Hurricane Sandy was/was not caused by global warming?
This list of who's who is instructive to review. It says a lot about credibility of the "Sandy was caused by global warming" argument being pushed by activists and media. Compare who's pushing the agenda versus who isn't buying into … Continue reading
Yet another survey conducted by John Cook of Skeptical Science ? Watch what happens to requests for the questions
This is odd. I suppose the strategy of Cook and Lewandowsky is to keep polling until you get the answers you want. Who would have thought there would now be a third survey? Dr. Roger Pielke Sr. reports on the … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion Tagged Bart Verheggen, Roger Pielke, Tim Ball 99 Comments
Nature editorial dashes alarmist hopes of linking extreme weather events to global warming
Somewhere, Dr. Roger Pielke Jr. is polishing his red button and Bill McKibben, Joe Romm, and "forecast the facts" Brad Johnson are clawing their eyes out trying to unsee this. It is damning of their hyped up claims.- Anthony From … Continue reading
Posted in extreme weather Tagged Bill McKibben, Brad Johnson, climate change, Extreme weather, ExxonMobil, Global warming, Roger Pielke 74 Comments
Dr. Roger Pielke Sr. on two recent "game changing" climate papers
In case you missed it, on Sunday Dr. Roger Pielke Sr.wrote a statement of support for Watts et al 2012. See: Comments On The Game Changer New Paper "An Area And Distance Weighted Analysis Of The Impacts Of Station Exposure … Continue reading
Krugman's corny caper
Tom Nelson observes some interesting and inconvenient data to rebut The Guardian's Susanne Goldenberg and Paul Krugman of the New York Times: For warmists trying to convince us that carbon dioxide causes lower US corn yields, an *extremely* inconvenient graph … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Alarmism Tagged climate change, Corn Yields, Joseph J. Romm, New York Times, Paul Krugman, Roger Pielke, Tom Nelson 86 Comments
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Climate modeling turkey shoot, western style
Western U.S. Precipitation Extremes—How Did This Turkey Get Published? By Dr. Patrick Michaels When it comes to changes in future precipitation across the United States, climate models projections are all over the map. In other words, they provide no useful … Continue reading
Reading every one of the 5000+ Climategate 2 emails
Gotta love the dedication. Tom Nelson writes: Just FYI: I'm reading all of the ClimateGate 2.0 emails For a while, I was looking at the ClimateGate 2.0 emails by searching them for certain names and keywords. Now, my plan is … Continue reading
Posted in Climategate, Michael E. Mann Tagged Advisory Board, climate change, Climategate, Climategate 2.0, Climatic Research Unit, Climatic Research Unit email controversy, Garrad Hassan, Global warming, Michael Mann, Mike Hulme, National Power, Pennsylvania State University, Roger Pielke, Tom Nelson, Tom Wigley, Watts Up With That? 91 Comments
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Quote of the Week: Sherlock Holmes: "It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data. Insensibly one begins to twist facts to suit theories instead of theories to suit facts". From: "Scandal in Bohemia" A. Conan Doyle. [H/t … Continue reading
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Tisdale schools the website "Skeptical Science" on CO2 obsession
On the SkepticalScience Post "Pielke Sr. Misinforms High School Students" By Bob Tisdale OVERVIEW I rarely visit the website SkepticalScience, which is run by proponents of anthropogenic global warming, because most of their posts are the simple parroting of the findings … Continue reading
The Texas ENSO Bassmaster Classic
A bit of a tiff developed over at Dr. Roger Pielke's place over disagreements on the recent Texas heatwave being attributed to AGW or to ENSO. Bob Tisdale has something to say about that. Bob writes: "In one email, Roger referred … Continue reading
Getting GRLed
Dr. Roger Pielke Jr. recently submitted this paper to Geophysical Research Letters (GRL): A homogeneous database of global landfalling tropical cyclones Jessica Weinkle* and Roger Pielke, Jr. Center for Science and Technology Policy Research, University of Colorado, 1333 Grandview Ave, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized Tagged Geophysical Research Letters, Roger Pielke, Tropical cyclone 260 Comments
A modest proposal to Skeptical Science
UPDATE: Some new data has come to light, see below. As Bishop Hill and WUWT readers know, there's been a lot of condemnation of the way John Cook's Skeptical Science website treated Dr. Roger Pielke Sr. recently when he attempted … Continue reading
Posted in Climate ugliness Tagged Al Gore, John Christy, Roger Pielke, Skeptical Science, Wayback Machine 343 Comments
The climate sensitivity and the surface temperature record question – answers from major players
Dr. Roger Pielke Senior posted this today, since he has no comments on his blog, I felt it would be good to repost it here to allow discussion – Anthony Repost Of Weblog Climatequotes.com "Climate Scientists Answer Question: Should Climate … Continue reading
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Alaska warming from Arctic tundra shrub invasion and soot deposition?
Dr. Roger Pielke forwarded me his latest paper published in the JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH, for release. It has quite a different take on the issue of regional warming in Alaska. Given the emotional testimony given in congress this week by Cheryl … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized Tagged Alaska, Cheryl Charlee Lockwood, climate change, Roger Pielke, soot 17 Comments


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Al-Jazeera: Jail terms 'defy logic, sense and justice'
Al-Jazeera English's managing director Al Anstey said the sentencing of the journalists defied any "logic, sense, and any semblance of justice".
Read: Journalists sentenced for 'aiding Muslim Brotherhood'
He said the only sensible outcome now was for the sentences to be overturned.
Today three colleagues and friends were sentenced, and will continue to be kept behind bars for doing a brilliant job of being great journalists.
Guilty' of covering stories with great skill and integrity. 'Guilty' of defending people's right to know what is going on in their world.
Peter, Mohamed, and Baher and six of our other colleagues were sentenced despite the fact that not a shred of evidence was found to support the extraordinary and false charges against them. At no point during the long drawn out 'trial' did the absurd allegations stand up to scrutiny.
There is only one sensible outcome now - for the verdict to be overturned, and justice to be recognised by Egypt.
Downing Street said the Prime Minister was "completely appalled" by the verdicts, and Egypt's ambassador has been summoned to the Foreign Office, the Foreign Secretary said.
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How is Syria affecting Arab business?
The deteriorating situation in Syria is affecting trade and commerce in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. According to analysts, although Syria GDP is less than 3% of the total output of Arab countries, but a continued deadlock is likely to affect investment and tourism in the region overall. Syria also produces 400,000 barrels of crude oil a day and a prolonged disruption may only add to the upward pressure on oil prices.
The international community has imposed strict economic sanctions on Syria, which includes a monitoring of all bank transfers, freezing of assets and suspension from the Greater Arab Free Trade Area (GAFTA).
The economic abeyance of the country has also impacted Syria's private sector, which accounts for 73 percent of its economy. The local currency Syrian pound -- has fallen from 50 SP to a dollar to 55 SP to a dollar in recent weeks. Economists say that exports from Syria are expected to drop by 20 percent, while imports into the country have already slid by 30 to 40 percent.
More than 200,000 people enter the labour market each year. As oil production declines and higher budgetary receipts loom, the days ahead are going to be very critical for the Syrian economy.
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