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My point on Twitter was aimed more at the litany of folks who don't follow the draft closely and call it a "crapshoot." It's not -- it's far from perfect, but if you want an anecdotal example of how important nailing your first-round picks can be, take a look at the two clubs in the Series.
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• The Wilmington Blue Rocks' lineup is down two bats of note following last month's promotion of Hunter Dozier. Shortstop Raul Mondesi Jr., who turned just 19 on Sunday, is struggling at the plate, which is not surprising given how young he is for the level. But he's making it worse with his incessant attempts to bunt for hits. He's doing it early in counts, so he's not able to work on pitch recognition or timing or just swinging the bat like you want a prospect to do. He's a plus runner, so bunting for hits would add value, but it shouldn't come at the expense of him learning to hit. I'd put a moratorium on him trying to bunt for any reason the rest of the year, forcing him to work on improving his approach and gaining consistency with his left-handed swing.
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Gumennik, A., Stolyarov, A. M., Schell, B. R., Hou, C., Lestoquoy, G., Sorin, F., McDaniel, W., Rose, A., Joannopoulos, J. D. and Fink, Y. (2012), All-in-Fiber Chemical Sensing. Adv. Mater., 24: 6005–6009. doi: 10.1002/adma.201203053
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My kitchen is undergoing remodeling and they started putting up my upper cabinets. The kitchen window is new - it is 6 foot window. I am not sure how I like the space above the window between the cabinets. my contractor told me that this is the way everyone has it. The crown molding will wrap around the top of the cabinets but I thought maybe I should extend a valence from one end to the other end (I'll show an example) the picture is my kitchen and the way the cabinets look like now. the second picture(i'm having a hard time uploading) is one that I found off the internet of something I had in mind. What are you opinions? Which way looks nicer? thanks. |
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- Posted by elapie1879 (My Page) on Fri, Oct 4, 13 at 6:58
this is the picture I found on the internet of what I was thinking of adding above my window - any thoughts? |
- Posted by heidihausfrau (My Page) on Fri, Oct 4, 13 at 7:23
I don't think it is an apples to apples comparison. Your cabinets go all the way to the ceiling while the other kitchen cabinets do not. It is still kind of early in your install. I think when things are done you will be happy with the way it looks. And yes, your contractor is right--that is how most people have the window. But that doesn't mean you have to have it that way..... |
I agree the picture doesn't show an option that would work for you b/c of the ceiling height. Yes, most people have that opening. One thing that may make you like the space better ultimately is a structured window valance, maybe with a fabric shade underneath. |
I think it will look a lot different once the base cabinets are in place, and the walls are painted. It looks like it's going to be a fabulous kitchen! |
elapie, I used to have a valance and now don't. I like it better without, especially now that my new light fixture is installed. Once you have a light fixture hanging there and your sink and base cabinets it will look totally different. I attached a picture of mine |
- Posted by elapie1879 (My Page) on Fri, Oct 4, 13 at 13:18
my cabinets do not reach the ceilings. I think there is about 4 inches of a void, either way the manufacture of my cabinets do not make a valence that large so it seems like I will not have anything between the cabinets. I will begin to look for light fixture to fit in there. thanks again for your help! |
I think it will probably be fine as it it. I think it's a little too soon to know for sure. I'm not wild about that major valance in the photo. I don't have any uppers on my window (sink) wall. The window is trimless. After my kitchen was done, I needed something in fabric to soften the space. I made a fabric valance (my sewing ability is from junior high) and hung it high enough so it really didn't block any light. It gave my window an eyebrow and I love it. |
Well are you going to have crown molding going to the ceiling? Or will there be just 4" of empty space on top? |
Elapie, it just happens that those connecting valances are out of style now, which affects how people view them and usually has an effect on the sort of advice given. It's unfortunate that current styles typically describe design details as either must-have or must-never-have at different points instead of evaluating what they can do for a particular room at any particular time. The higher one goes in the design hierarchy, the more free of this nonsense design is, in part because owners and designers often have to work with fine old homes and a collection of family treasures that don't allow swinging to extremes. No collection of family treasures here, but I guess I'm immune to the "that's mom's look sydrome" anyway because a window just dropped between runs of cabinets, with no architectural relationship established between them, often looks lacking to me, and sometimes rather awful if the elements actually clash (which is fairly common for remodels) such as when shape, size, trim, quality, or style of windows are really different from their new surroundings. In your particular case, you also have a lovely view that deserves being played up by careful framing that enhances and focuses attention to it -- and doesn't let it wander up to bare wall. Notably, your need to enjoy your view calls for very different design treatments than those needed by the many who are trying to screen much of what is outside their windows and/or to gain precious privacy. Note that one additional effect of a valance or other treatment would be to strengthen the depth of distance between inside and out, giving a bit more sheltered feeling to inside than is already there. It would block some natural light to the ceiling area. This is a plus or minus, depending. (For instance on climate. Does yours try to kill you every winter? I can see you're relatively safe in summer.) In any case, although I'm among those who enjoy having a strong relation with the outdoors and put in tons of windows, the exterior wall depth of most modern houses is usually undesirably shallow visually, and design devices that add a feeling of greater transition depth can often make a big difference. For instance, we set our windows to the outside of the wall and did nice deep sills inside, which really does give our standard stick-built house a feeling of greater substance from where we view it most. Very wordy, but short version: Do what's right for you. You might start looking for lots of ideas for finishing this area, cloth and/or wood, so that it meets the design standards of the rest of the kitchen. If your trim carpenter is older, he might just have some good ones. Also, get some graph paper and start drawing out possibilities. Take out older books and magazines from the library for fun and a much broader range of ideas than current media offer. |
Could your space handle a bigger crown and go all the way to the ceiling? We built up the cabinet company crown by adding two pieces of unpainted trim. Our painter did a great job matching it to the cabinets. Our crown continues into the family room so it was too expensive to purchase it from the cabinet company. I was worried about the paint color & finish matching the cabinets. I can't distinguish a difference between the cabinets & the painted crown. |
That is very attractive, Romy. There are a number of ways to integrate a sink gap, and frame a view, and this is a nice illustration. |
- Posted by bookworm4321 (My Page) on Fri, Oct 4, 13 at 15:59
Elapie, My kitchen is in the deconstruct stage now. My KD is extending the simple wood trim across sink area. Nothing fancy like your picture. My view is of my pool area, so neither great nor awful. If the foot of space between trim and window looks silly, I could add small valance or a nice light. I think we both have to wait to see what it looks like. |
- Posted by april_love (My Page) on Fri, Oct 4, 13 at 22:15
Hi elapie1879, I know that my photo quality is poor but here's what I did in my kitchen. Our cabinets go to the ceiling and I chose a valance. Choose what feels best to you. |
Bookroom-that pool view looks great to me! |
romy718 - may I ask -- how wide is your window (all 3)? Thanks! |
- Posted by elapie1879 (My Page) on Mon, Oct 7, 13 at 14:37
My window is 72x36 pella window - it is only one piece. |
My window is 76" x 52", including the trim/casing. |
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A mixed brigade (Spanish: brigada mixta) was a tactical military formation of the Spanish Republican Army following the coup of July 1936 and the onset of the Spanish Civil War. It was the basic military unit of the Republican People's Army after its war-dictated 1936 reorganization.[1]
The initial structure of this kind of brigade, approved in October 1936, was composed of four infantry battalions of five companies each, a mixed sapper battalion and a Service Corps company that included a medical corps group. Certain brigades had also a cavalry section. A division was composed of two or three mixed brigades.[2]
The mixed brigade was based on a model that would replace the columns (columnas) and militias of the pre-coup Spanish Republican Army.[3] The first six Mixed Brigades were created on 18 October 1936. The first was led by Communist colonel Enrique Líster,[4] the second by Jesús Martínez de Aragón, the third by José María Galán, the fourth by Eutiquiano Arellano, the fifth by Fernando Sabio and the sixth by Miguel Gallo Martínez.[5] By December 1936 there were fifteen brigades in full service (1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 11th and 12th International Brigades, 35th, 37th, 39th, 40th, 41st, 43rd, 44th, 50th and one unnumbered).[6] By the spring of 1937 there were 40 active brigades, and another 15 there were training. This brigades were swiftly placed in divisions.[7]
Mixed brigades were typically Army units, however, the 151 Brigada Mixta, was a mixed brigade composed of Spanish Republican Navy Marines (Infantería de Marina) led by Commander Pedro Muñoz Caro. Photographer Robert Capa took pictures of the 151 Brigada Mixta in the Battle of the Segre.[8]
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- Spanish Republican Armed Forces
- Brigade
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- International Brigades
- Spanish Civil War
- ^ Orden, circular, creando un Comisariado general de Guerra con la misión que se indica.. Año CCLXXV Tomo IV, Núm. 290. Gaceta de Madrid: diario oficial de la República. 16 October 1936. p. 355.
- ^ Thomas, Hugh. (2001). The Spanish Civil War. Penguin Books. London. p.526
- ^ las Quintas de la Guerra
- ^ Thomas, Hugh. (2001). The Spanish Civil War. Penguin Books. London. p.529
- ^ Las Brigadas Mixtas en el Ejército Popular de la República Española
- ^ Thomas, Hugh. (2001). The Spanish Civil War. Penguin Books. London. p.526
- ^ Thomas, Hugh. (2001). The Spanish Civil War. Penguin Books. London. p.530
- ^ Robert Capa picture of the 151 Brigada Mixta at the Battle of the Segre


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3 Do two walk together unless they have made an appointment? | 3 Do two walk together unless they have agreed to do so? |
4 Does a lion roar in the forest, when it has no prey? Does a young lion cry out from its den, if it has caught nothing? | 4 Does a lion roar in the thicket when he has no prey? Does he growl in his den when he has caught nothing? |
5 Does a bird fall into a snare on the earth, when there is no trap for it? Does a snare spring up from the ground, when it has taken nothing? | 5 Does a bird fall into a trap on the ground where no snare has been set? Does a trap spring up from the earth when there is nothing to catch? |
6 Is a trumpet blown in a city, and the people are not afraid? Does disaster befall a city, unless the Lord has done it? | 6 When a trumpet sounds in a city, do not the people tremble? When disaster comes to a city, has not the LORD caused it? |
7 Surely the Lord God does nothing, without revealing his secret to his servants the prophets. | 7 Surely the Sovereign LORD does nothing without revealing his plan to his servants the prophets. |
8 The lion has roared; who will not fear? The Lord God has spoken; who can but prophesy? | 8 The lion has roared-- who will not fear? The Sovereign LORD has spoken-- who can but prophesy? |
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I know that Saccharum officinarum or common sugar cane is a hybrid i was wandering if seed propgation is possible. are there any sugarcanes that set seed? if so how? any companies that sell "species" that are similar and sugar can be made from them? and does anyone know how to make our sugar from sugar cane?
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- Posted by karyn1 MD 7 (email@example.com) on Thu, Aug 30, 07 at 20:22
I buy fresh canes from the Korean grocery store. Karyn |
- Posted by countrynest z9a Summrfld,Fl (My Page) on Sat, Sep 1, 07 at 19:10
Sugar canes have eyes on the cane itself. A cane is cut about a foot then is planted horizontally. As far as I know there is no seeds. |
Sugar is made by extracting the juice and cooking it down to solid form. How they refine it to get that sparkling white color I have no clue. I have some that has been growing for about 15 years and I have never seen it flower or put out anything that looked like a seed. |
- Posted by sugarcane52 8 (My Page) on Mon, Mar 3, 08 at 10:43
Pomme8916, Although sugarcane does make seeds in the tropics, it is NOT commonly propagated that way. Named hybrids are obtained this way by the USDA. The percentage of new hybrids released is microscopically small--maybe 1 in 10,000. Hybrids of the same parents can produce greatly different offspring--heterozygous. The seeds are small and require a lot of extra care to germinate and grow properly. I have a few seeds for show-and-tell at our syrup meetings from a member-friend who worked with the USDA in LA. The bloom looks much like pampass grass. Its much easier to plant the seed "eyes" on the cane stalks....and then you KNOW what variety you are getting, too. Sugarcane52 |
The industry up here uses numbered hybrids , and over 1000 have been done . Work is continuing on 'smut ' resistant types now . B.S.E.S, Bureau of Sugar Experiment Stations is owned by the farmers . Seed set out of the tropics would be rare . |
The cane around here makes tassels in the fall but I've not ever looked to see if there were seeds. Most folks plant the stalk to get more sugar cane. |
My son has just returned from the creek with some canes of the sugar cane plant...and i can see some of the eyelet bits on it. How should i plant these canes.? I know they should be planted on their sides but are they to be dried out for a time first as they are fresh canes freshly picked. Any help would be greatly appreciated Thankyou Gem |
just bury small bits [ 20 cms ] about 10 cms deep . lay them horizontal |
- Posted by sugarcane52 8 (My Page) on Sat, Mar 22, 08 at 12:05
Aroideana, Do you grow sugarcane? I am looking for heirloom, chewing and ornamental varieties for my collection. |
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How fresh do the canes have to be to root? I buy cut canes at the Oriental market for cooking and have tried to plant them but I've never had any luck. These canes are still juicy but I don't know how old they are. I'm also pretty sure that they've been refrigerated and I don't know if that would affect it's ability to root. Thanks, Karyn |
- Posted by vincevance (My Page) on Mon, Jun 2, 08 at 17:02
There are some varieties that produce seeds. However you may not be able to find seeds. The only place I have found is at experimental stations in Louisianna. I will try to find the info on the station. I know its in Lake Charles, La. |
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I got some from a place called fresh sugar cane.com and it's starting to grow. You want to order their Landscaping pieces because they're cut from the bottom of the stalks and have the eyes. Ones from the top don't have eyes, so won't grow. |
- Posted by orchidguyftl z10 FTL FL (My Page) on Sun, Jul 20, 08 at 12:34
I have 3 different types that i grow, all are edible. One is a green and yellow striped cane, almost like the bamboo. One is a black sugar cane,the stalk looks really dark black and lacquered, it's that shiny. The last one is a red sugar cane, the stalk is a moderately deep red, and the leaves are green with a red flush. All of them taste good. I plant my sections vertically sometimes if i want a bigger plant faster. Cuttings can be taken from bottom, middle or top of the cane as long as the eyes are matured. |
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I've got a lot of questions. 1. Can sugar cane grow in Pennsylvania? 2. Where cane I get some cheap young sugar cane plants? 3. Which type of sugar cane can you chew on? E-mail me @ firstname.lastname@example.com Thank You |
- Posted by Tweek(firstname.lastname@example.com) onSun, Feb 13, 11 at 12:48
I just got some of the worlds largest sugar cane seeds from ebay. nothing growing yet, but ill keep you posted. |
I've successfully rooted cane from stalks purchased in Asian markets. I planted mine vertically (at a slight angle) in sandy soil. (I made several 12 inch long cuttings from one long one.) It rooted over winter at warm indoor temps, but as it's a tropical plant, it should appreciate tropical heat (bottom heat might be a plus here). Not really difficult as long as the cane is fairly fresh. Good luck! |
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I usually use my vanilla recipe and substitute some flour for cocoa but to be honest its always a little dry so I tried this one:
And it was just too moist, I can't imagine it would hold a good shape under fondant and as cupcakes was not 'solid' enough to hold and eat without making a mess!
So I tried the Hershey's recipe from the side of the cocoa tin. I'm not used to batter being so runny as I usually use butter and no oil. So i made the batter and put it in 2 8inch pans. I cooked it at 160 as I have a fan oven and that's what I usually bake at, althought the can said to do at 180. Anyway, the can says 30-35 mins and 50 mins later a skewer was still not coming out clean but I gave up as the top of the cake was burning.
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Caring for a depressed spouse can be lonely, overwhelming, and emotionally draining. You may blame yourself, feel helpless, grow pessimistic, lose your sense of humor, and even consider leaving. It's easy for the nondepressed spouse to become angry and frustrated with an irritable, lethargic mate who's pessimistic and critical, who can't unload the dishwasher or get the kids ready for bed anymore—let alone make love, ask how you're doing, or acknowledge that you've been holding things together for weeks, months, or years.
"This starts a cycle that burns you out and doesn't help your partner at all," Emily Scott-Lowe notes. "I did this with Dennis—I would become extremely angry with him. Then I would feel really guilty and try to make up for it by taking on more and more around the house. Then I would get angry all over again. This wasn't helping Dennis, of course, and it was wearing me out emotionally and physically."
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See depression as an intruder in your marriage. Like any other illness, depression is an outside force—an unwelcome visitor wreaking havoc with your spouse's health, your marriage, and your home life. Seeing it this way can allow both of you to talk about its effects without blame or shame. "Once we started talking about it as a third party—as 'the depression'—we could express our frustrations constructively," Emily Scott-Lowe says. "If Dennis was really doubting his worth, I could say, 'That's just the depression talking. It's not you. When you're not depressed, you don't think this way. It's feeding you lies.'"
This shift in thinking can clear the air. "It was a relief for me," Dennis Lowe says. "I felt Emily was walking on eggshells sometimes, not wanting to tell me how she was feeling. Depression was the elephant in the room that no one wanted to talk about, and I felt even guiltier. Seeing it as the intruder was an accurate perspective. It helped me see why I felt the way I did and let me accept reassurance because it acknowledges what's going on instead of denying it."
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I think the WMD reason was the line in Britain not in US.
As for supporting Saddam it would've made perfect sense in the context of the wider war on terror.
The problem for Basra is that despite its resources (majority of Iraq's oil, only major port) it doesn't have the ability to develop right now. The infrastructure is aging and falling apart. The years of sanctions have led to a culture of getting by instead of carrying out maintenance. Basra City needs billions in investment, but that hasn't come from Baghdad and because of the difficulties in Iraq's investment laws it hasn't come from foreigners either. Basra is now relatively peaceful, and it appears that things have returned to a life of minority but there's a real lack of jobs and growth going on there. musingsoniraq.blogspot.com
If you build it, they will come.
Provide jobs, opportunity for self-improvement and, you will see improvement.
The Bush White House foreign policy establishment was dysfunctional. There were various parties that had different interests with regards to Iraq. Powell and the State Dept. were for sanctions and didn't believe in the war, but eventually went along to be good soldiers. Rumsfeld was interested in getting rid of Saddam who he thought was a threat to U.S. interests in the Middle East. He only wanted to go in and get out and didn't care about change. The neoconservatives in the administration and VP Cheney who was a fellow traveler wanted to get rid of Saddam because the U.S. had failed to do so in the 1991 Gulf War. It was seen as unfinished business The neocons and Cheney also believed that overthrowing Saddam would bring democracy and end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Bush let each party do what they wanted until 9/11. That gave the proponents of regime change the excuse they needed to invade. Bush went along because he believed that Saddam had something to do with Al Qaeda and 9/11 as well. What followed was a classic example of group think where the proponents discarded any evidence that contradicted their ideas, and provided the worst case scenario to convince the public of their case. musingsoniraq.blogspot.com
Don't be silly. The reason the US invaded was stated loud and clear in case you forgot: WMDs.
Saddam met with several AQ members, also. And supporting Iraq would be absurd considering that Iraq was against Kuwait, a major US ally. The US invaded for three reasons: Install a pro-US leadership; protect the oil reserves and Persian Gulf; bring about democracy in the region.
The last reason was perhaps a major one. A democratic Iraq will inevitably make other regimes more democratic. But it was certainly not the only reason.
And while you brag about the US 'bringing about democracy' the US does not seem very interested in coaxing its allies (Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, UAE, etc.) to bring about democracy. Perhaps you can explain why?
It is true that most ordinary americans were scared into believing Iraq posed a threat. But there was those in America's ruling institutions who still believed in the fundamental concept of bringing freedom to all men.
What is without dispute is the US is the only superpower in known history to have fought wars which it had no self-interest whatsoever. Bosnia, Kosovo, Haiti and Somalia are examples in the 20th century alone. Iraq was not as purely humanitarian as those because there was a degree of self-interest in transforming the Middle East for the better but I still believe it was fundamentally an idealistic war.
If America wished to pursue its self-interest alone it would have SUPPORTED Saddam Hussein not deposed him. every simple pragmatic calculation says so. Here was a secular brute who hated AQ and wanted them all dead. He was a buffer against Iran's Shia revolution which he succesfully and bloodily contained for 30 years. He wanted to sell to US as much as oil as it wanted in order to undermine his foes in Iran, Kuwait and Saudi. He wanted good relations with america and would've done almost anything to achieve it. He was willing to invite US oil majors en masse.
No wonder he kep repeating"Why America why?" in puzzlement the moment of his capture.
A clarification (I wish The Economist allowed editing of posts!):
"I suppose you argue that Bush invaded Iraq out of idealism" should read "I suppose you could argue that Bush's real motive was idealism."
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Since when was Iraq invaded "purely on idealism"? That was certainly not the case for war the Bush Administration presented to the American people at the time. Given the increasing evidence that their *given* reasons were invented (WMD's? remember those?) I suppose you argue that Bush invaded Iraq out of idealism. But personally, the combination of personally vendetta, overblown faith in America's ability to shape the world through military power, and geopolitical concerns about Iraq's oil reserves seem much more likely motives to me. And regardless of Bush's motives, you certainly cannot argue that the American people accepted the invasion of Iraq out of ideology: we were frightened into submission by talk of WMD's and a threat to our own safety.
Please stop trying to rewrite history.
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I couldnt agree more. Iraq is going to be the last war America fought purely on idealism as it withdraws from sneering, cynical and sometimes ungrateful world and licks its wounds. There will be no more Kosovas, Bosnias, Iraqs, Haitis and Somalias.
America's loss of idealism will be one of the saddest legacies of the Iraq war.
The British is much maligned in Basra but their task was completed when they liberated the city from the evil regime of Saddam Hussein. It was the right policy to hand over power to the Iraqis as soon as possible and take a backseat.
And despite what everyone says that policy, however indirectly, led to Operation Charge of The Knights. If Iraqis thought the Brits would do their fighting for them they would never have launched such massive operation.
Basra also liberated the British Army from the smug arrogance that they are somehow superior to Americans(and everyone else for that matter) in urban guerilla warfare. The Americans have demonstrated to allcomers that they have they have the best fighting force in the world. That lesson is being taught learnt most painfully by the Brits, in Afghanistan too.
But bruised ego and wounded pride aside, the British army can hold its head high because it fought valiantly and with great dignity as always and achieved its main objective: freeing Basra from the monster that was Saddam.
Risk Manager, your point is well made. However, keep in mind that people who opposed the Iraq War didn't do so because they thought liberating Iraqis was bad. They opposed the Iraq War because although liberating the Iraqis was a good thing, it wasn't worth thousands of American lives, hundreds of billions of dollars, tens of thousands of Iraqi lives, and the jeopardization of our mission in Afghanistan.
The benefits to Iraq came at great cost.
DSS, security has been improved not long enough for the rennovation of the distribution grid in Basra. That work is underway I believe. There is no inconsistency in the Economists report. Yet you (and many others I think) "need" to find them. Why? Are 27 million Iraqis free despite and in spite of you with not a drop of oil stolen or controlled, just a sovereign state created from a hideous dictatorship. Is the resulting "discomfort" that you perhaps feel (given your role in it) really justification for the continuing campaign to discredit the efforts of the coalition and the validity of the elected Iraqi govt?
Iraqis are free for better or worse.
One day there may be another country decent enough to try and liberate another and we will see if it could have been done better. Until then those living their days under said dictators will have to suffer in silence for a few more decades, and no doubt die unreported in their thouusands and millions, while "civilised" people have a think about it all.
What is "civilised" about that?
For better or worse 27 million Iraqis are free. Look to see who is cheering FOR them.
the situation in iraq is so complicated that we can not say definitely whether it has been improved or not since the invasion by the us and other NATO members.
The electricity still cuts out 3 or 4 hours a day? I should have thought that was easily fixed. Installing, securing and running new oil-fired generators is far, far cheaper than keeping an army.
Unless in fact the problem is people blowing up substations and oil pipelines regularly. In which case the security situation is nowhere near as "improved" as the Economist claims.
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Medullary carcinoma of the thyroid is cancer of the thyroid gland that starts in cells that release a hormone called calcitonin. Such cells are called "C" cells.
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Thyroid - medullary carcinoma; Cancer - thyroid (medullary carcinoma); MTC
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