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March 28, 2008
By James Jay Carafano, Ph.D. and James Phillips
In recent days there has been an uptick of fighting in Iraq.
Shiite militia groups have battled with government security forces
in Basra, and the fighting has spilled over into Baghdad and other
cities. In contrast to the spiraling violence two years ago, when
Iranian-backed extremists and al-Qaeda terrorists tried to goad the
country toward a sectarian civil war, this round of fighting
reflects the deep divisions among various factions within the
Shiite community.
While Iraq has made remarkable progress over the past year in
virtually every category including security, economic growth, and
humanitarian issues, the recent troubles demonstrate that political
stability at the national level is still in doubt. A proposal by
General Petraeus, the military commander on the scene, to pause the
reduction of U.S. troops after the surge runs its course and
subsides this summer therefore makes eminent sense.
U.S. Forces Are Needed
The U.S. military presence is an indispensable stabilizing
force; its effective employment in training and supporting Iraqi
security forces, defeating al-Qaeda, and improving security
conditions so that refugees can return to their homes is important
in helping the Iraqis achieve peace and stability. While the
long-term presence of American combat troops is not in the
interests of the United States or the Iraqi government,
how U.S. troops leave Iraq (when the country is clearly on
the path to peace and stability) is much more important than
when the troops come home. The Bush Administration and
Congress should fully support the recommendation on force levels
from the commander on the ground.
The fighting in Basra has clearly revealed the continuing
dependence of Iraqi security forces on American forces, which were
drawn more deeply into the fighting after the Iraqi government
offensive bogged down. The Basra violence also exposed the vicious
jockeying of rival Shiite political parties that reflexively mix
politics with the brazen use of force as a bargaining tool. Iraq's
government, dominated by Prime Minister Maliki's own Dawa Party and
the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq, now has come down hard on the
Mahdi Army militia of the radical cleric Moqtada al-Sadr and an
assortment of criminal gangs that have flourished in the chaotic
environment created by the premature withdrawal of British troops
from Basra.
Moqtada al-Sadr thus far remains curiously detached from the
conflict. He remains in seclusion, reportedly in neighboring Iran,
where he ostensibly is receiving religious training to burnish his
limited scholarly credentials. Rumored to be in ill-health, he
appears to be increasingly indecisive and is losing control of his
own Mahdi Army militia. While many of his own militia commanders
publicly call for the end of the cease-fire he proclaimed last
year, al-Sadr has yet to declare himself on that important
issue. The longer the fighting in Basra persists, the greater
the chances that the Mahdi Army will revert to its previous armed
opposition to the Iraqi government and coalition forces.
U.S. Interests
Winning in Iraq and helping the Iraqis get on the road to peace
and stability is clearly in America's interest. The eruption
of a full-blown civil war in Iraq and a wide-spread humanitarian
crisis could further destabilize the region. Abandoning the people
of Iraq would enable Iran's regional expansion and al-Qaeda's
effort to establish a sanctuary in the heart of the Middle East.
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allies, including those trying to finish-off al-Qaeda in
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ground for at least several years to come. The Bush Administration
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get the job done. Both should weigh carefully the recommendations
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James Jay
Carafano, Ph.D., is Assistant Director of the Kathryn and
Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for International Studies and Senior
Research Fellow in the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign
Policy Studies, and James
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in the Allison Center at The Heritage Foundation.
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I don't know. I'm skeptical. I think I'd be much more likely to see a biopic about John Keats and his last few years that focuses on his writing rather than the Hollywood-idealized love affair. After watching the trailer, the screenplay and John/Fanny plot seem as if they could be set in any time period, any environment. The "characters" seem stock to me. That the film is based on Keats and Brawne seems almost arbitrary, and this makes me sad.
I think I'd much rather see a film called "This Living Hand"--one about John Keats struggling to understand his oncoming death and reconciling his poetry with that fact, that he'd never finish his work, that his potential would never be fulfilled. Doesn't that sound better?
Give me the tragic and the elegiac. In real life, love arises out of those two anyway, no?
[This living hand, now warm and capable]
This living hand, now warm and capable
Of earnest grasping, would, if it were cold
And in the icy silence of the tomb,
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That thou would wish thine own heart dry of blood
So in my veins red life might stream again,
And thou be conscience-calmed—see here it is—
I hold it towards you.
John Keats
from The Complete Poems
I'm pretty sure we'll see this in the theater just because the opportunity to see and support a biopic about a poet is so rare. I'm just crossing my fingers that it doesn't fail at the box office. If it does, chances are no studio exec is going to want to finance another film about a poet for a while.
Question: What poets should have biopics made about their lives and what would you title said film?
I find these poems very intriguing for their diction, their musicality, the blending of higher and lower registers. As I told a couple people yesterday, "It's an odd book with odd poems." And I mean that in the best way, in the sense that I want to re-enter these poems. Not to, in a way, "figure them out." But to exist in this slightly askew world.
The poems are not overly erudite or stand-offish, though they do require you to jog at a faster pace than what you may be used to with other poets. And she has a great ability to turn a corner. "Change of pace and change of directions," as my old soccer coaches used to say. That's the best way I can describe the imagination behind these poems.
Following the Keats earlier in the post, here are two poems from If Birds Gather Your Hair for Nesting that mention Keats, and one that mentions Sappho.
The Child Keats
The boy heard the calcium crack
of his father's skull on cobblestone.
Though he was at school in Enfield,
in a dream he knew wood doves
landing in the brittle arms
of a barkless aspen shocked an icicle
loose to stab into the soft rump
of a startled horse. The nudge of its
long face flashing in his father's
last landscape was his mother's
palomino throat—her secrecy
of birthmarks under crinoline.
This was the wrong season
for perfection, lovers, cowslips
in a field. He allowed the birds
their darting eyes, desultory
song—watched the white steam
rise from the horse's back.
Walking Upright in a Field of Devils
Because billy goats rise to the height of a woman
and walk upright, I saw a field of devils,
blue and vertical, horned in the moonlight, heat
lightning in their luminous beards. Because the static
of grackles crying from ball moss in mesquite
meant this could be Italy, though it was the black
fields caught between strip malls
flanking Houston.
It's true that Keats walked further and further
from England into Scotland and the landscape grew
more grim with every step. Lakes shrunk to a slurp
in each cheek. It's also true
that ships from a distance bob as copper weathercocks
over the thatch of cottages. True, the prickly pear
is a leper dropping its limbs in the field. What is untrue?
The shape of a lung filled like a trough
might press down on a man's stomach—
he'd write his lover: a bellyache
brief as a devil's beard.
In the field: goat-eyed and planetary,
something about to move, the half-bloomed moon,
a pecked-out tea rose. The sun still hours away
in another century—morning stalling its laudanum
eyes over a field, a deathbed. Bodiless.
Then the rise.
Sappho on the Edge of the Bayou
Coughed up the jazz band's brass throats,
weddings are a hollow music
pressed thickly around curls
of the wrought-iron gate,
the cast solid magnolia. There is rust
coppering down the fine
edges of everything here
in this violet light—the white pickup's
eaten paint, rose ash of cinder blocks,
the one cool sting
of dill on my palm. I wave
good-bye to you as the stone
face of the swamp refuses
your far-off reflection. It's better
this way. As you leave under
that snow of thrown rice, your veil
is the thinnest fishing net. Gongyla, arm
and arm with a man whose vow
grows heavier midair—it hangs
there like a darkening
smile, sweat on the edges
of your gown. This is the song I write
for your wedding, love, as pyramids
rise and weather: when willows
strangle the water pipes, a kiss
of cornmeal on your brow.
Now I wipe a stone bird's wings; now
the washboards miss a beat. With this
song I am snapped
loose like the sheep-gut
strings of a lyre.
Anna Journey
from If Birds Gather Your Hair for Nesting
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell feigned ignorance about how the NFL actually works and suspended New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Peyton for a year for his involvement in Bounty- Gate. Bounty- Gate would be the revelation that defensive players for the Saints could earn a little extra scratch per game by "taking out" or getting huge hits against opposing players. In other words, players could earn extra money by doing their job. Ben put it best; you can pay them millions of dollars to smash other people, but you can't pay them $20 to do the same thing. Oh well. This is one of those deals where Goodell has to play stupid and make an example because the truth is that EVERY team does the same thing... the Saints just got caught. Whether you agree with the terms of the suspension or not, all of us know someone we'd like to 'suspend' for a year. Could be your significant other, your boss, your neighbor, whoever. Today's question: IN YOUR PERSONAL CIRCLE, WHO WOULD YOU SUSPEND FOR A YEAR AND WHY?
Here's a sample of some of the day's answers:
Would suspend his friend from all geek- related activities for a year... or until he gets a girlfriend... whichever comes first
Wants to suspend his friend who is always talks about being 'depressed' (attention whore), has no job yet finds a way to smoke weed all the time
Wants to suspend the new guitar player in his metal band ("Inside the Gates")... not because he's not a good player, but because his name is BRIAN ADAMS!!! Not very metal
His wife... so he could have fun for a year
His co-worker who pisses and moans about everything, including, but not limited to, the smell of warm potatoes (???), people who type too loud, people who whisper, etc. She's worked there 30 years
Would suspend his buddy Moosejaw (yes, Moosejaw) who is a "grown- ass man" but talks "way too much" about dinosaurs and Legos. WTF???
Wants to suspend his very good friend who proposed to a girl two years ago, she said yes, and then cancelled the wedding 2 weeks before the big day. He stayed with her and proposed again... and she said yes again and cancelled THAT wedding the day before. He's still with her. Then he found a text conversation between her and a co- worker that read something to the effect of "I love you and want to be with you". He's still with her. This guy is the definition of a 'f**king idiot'
Wants to suspend her friend who introduced her to her current boyfriend... you'd think she'd be gracious, but it seems that her friend also shared a bunch of secrets with the boyfriend
His father... dude is 60 years old and works 14 hours a day, 6 days a week and never takes time off... just wants his father to relax. I don't know the guy, but I'm assuming that he has a wife at home that he doesn't like dealing with and going to work IS his relaxation. Just saying'.
Would ban his buddy Jon for inviting him to a co-ed baby- shower... come on, man! Guys don't enjoy baby showers. We don't. We never have. We never will. Is this really news?
OK bitches, time for me to go. For those of you who keep coming to trivia, thanks and what's up!
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2) You must have an attorney who knows which doctors will be on your side (an attorney located hundreds of miles from you home cannot possibly be familiar with the local doctors); and ,
3) You will want an attorney from South Georgia who tries all of his cases before the same workers' compensation judges located here in South Georgia!
26 Years of South Georgia Workers' Compensation Experience
If you have suffered a work-related injury, you deserve the best representation possible. At the office of Bruce Edwards, P.C., our experienced and dedicated team has been providing excellent service to injured people with workers' compensation (commonly known as "work comp") claims throughout the state since 1985. To find out how we can be of assistance in your case, please contact our office to arrange for a free initial consultation.
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If so, our firm can help! Workers' compensation is a complex and specialized area of the law. There are many pitfalls for the unwary. Facing the workers' compensation system alone can be a very frustrating and overwhelming process. Injured workers in South Georgia who hire us feel confident knowing that we have nearly 30 years of experience exclusively handling workers' compensation claims.
Aggressive and Well-Respected Work-Related Injury Help
Georgia's workers' compensation legal community is a small one. Our Georgia workers' compensation peers know that attorney Bruce Edwards is a straightforward, honest and aggressive lawyer who strives to obtain the maximum recovery for each of his clients.
When new clients come into our office with a workplace injury, we immediately take action to ensure that their claims are properly filed. It is a very important part of our job to listen carefully to our clients and provide them with expert guidance. We routinely handle a wide range of catastrophic injuries and we can help you understand your rights and what workers' compensation benefits are available to you. We take pride in our ability to advise you every step of the way.
Contact South Georgia workers' compensation lawyer, Bruce Edwards, today. If you have been injured on the job and need legal assistance with your workers' compensation claim, let us help. We strive to ensure that the insurance company pays you on time for your injuries. Get in touch with our office by phone at 800-359-2817 to set up your free initial consultation and talk personally with attorney Bruce Edwards.
At the Law Firm of Bruce Edwards, P.C., we have been representing injured workers in South Georgia with serious or catastrophic injuries for nearly 30 years. Our aggressive and dedicated approach to representing our clients has distinguished us amongst the best South Georgia workers' compensation lawyers, year after year.
Bruce Edwards, P.C. represents clients with workers' compensation legal concerns including Savannah, Valdosta, Douglas, Tifton, Waycross, Baxley, Hazlehurst, Cordele, Ashburn, Adel, Fitzgerald, McRae, Vidalia, Eastman, Moultrie, Albany, Jesup, Hinesville, Dublin, Alamo, Sylvester, Abbeville, Blackshear, Alma, Pearson, Ocilla, Fulton, Chatham, Lowndes, Coffee, Tift, Ware, Appling, Jeff Davis, Crisp, Turner, Cook, Ben Hill, Telfair, Toombs, Dodge, Colquitt, Dougherty, Wayne, Long, Laurens, Wheeler, Worth, Wilcox, Pierce, Bacon, Atkinson, Irwin
We Are in It Together!
Contact South Georgia workers' compensation lawyer Bruce Edwards today. If you have been injured on the job and need legal assistance with your workers' compensation claim, let us help. We strive to ensure that the insurance company pays you on time for your injuries. Get in touch with our office by phone at 800-359-2817 or 912-384-5700 to set you up your free initial consultation and talk personally with attorney Bruce Edwards.


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Wellness Layers and Atkins, a low-carb weight loss program, launched a new website and member portal on December 20th.
The new site is fully customizable and creates a truly Atkins interactive diet and weight loss experience.
New features include an Atkins Net Carb Meal Planner, which integrates the Atkins diet approach, plan phases, 1,500 recipes and smart logic throughout the planner. Members are able to login and receive all of their Atkins diet plan guidance from one interactive source.
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"Consumers today expect to have a true digital ecosystem that will support the brands that they consume. This is even more crucial with health and wellness brands like Atkins", said Amir Kishon, CEO of Wellness Layers, "We have developed the Atkins.com website to provide a powerful support layer that guides consumers towards the Atkins lifestyle as well as supports them with a strong Atkins social network. This drives consumer acquisition, satisfaction, adherence and retention which is a win-win for Atkins and its consumers".