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Did Iraqi Democracy Influence Iran?
10:45 AM, Jun 16, 2009 • By MICHAEL GOLDFARB
Is it possible that the Iraqi election experience had something to do with Iranian expectations of an election? If critics of the war can for just a moment move beyond their own deeply held opinions about the invasion of Iraq -- that this was a war of choice fought on false premises to lower gas prices or whatever -- and examine the effect of that war on the region as a whole, they might see a connection to the current turmoil in Iran. After all, one of the intellectual arguments in favor of overthrowing Saddam Hussein was, in the words of Dick Cheney, to place "a democracy in the heart of the Middle East, a nation that will be a positive force in influencing the world around it in the future."
I think a case can be made that Barack Obama's election as president has also raised expectations of the democratic process in countries around the world. It is certainly possible that we are seeing an Obama effect in Iran as young people there look to replicate the excitement and enthusiasm of young people here during last year's election. But any honest assessment of events in Iran would also have to consider the effect of having a functioning democracy right next door -- a democracy that millions of Iranians have seen for themselves as they make religious pilgrimages and conduct business in Iraq. Iran has had a tremendous influence on Iraq these last few years, usually to the detriment of peace and security there. Perhaps the current protests in Iran are evidence that influence doesn't just cross the border in one direction.


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We used this brine on a 7 pound bone in turkey breast for Thanksgiving. We rubbed the turkey with butter, stuffed the cavity with fresh thyme, onion, and celery, and brushed it with pure maple syrup during the last hour.The skin cas crisp and golden, and the meat was moist and tender. The maple really highlighted the brown sugar in the brine. Thank you for such a delicious start for our holiday dinner!
This turned out a juicy, moist, and flavorful turkey. I did use my large crisper drawer in the fridge to brine the turkey overnight, like another reviewer suggested. It worked great! Thanks for a great recipe. This recipe is a keeper.
This worked out very well for us. I liked that I had all the brine ingredients in the house as I decided to brine at the last hour and didn't have such things as apple juice or maple in the house. I didn't have a large container, so I just used one of my crisper drawers and then flipped the turkey. Our turkey was moist and delicious, thanks for the recipe.
This is the 2nd year our family has brined our turkey. Was not happy with last years recipe, so I searched for a new brine. This was amazing. We brined our turkey at least 30 hours. It was great. Prepared the turkey in a roaster oven. Thank you for this recipe. I will use this again next year.
Made this brine for our 18.5 pound Thanksgiving turkey this year. My, my! Hands down, the best turkey I've ever cooked! All agreed the extra flavor from brown sugar, pepper, Worchestershire and garlic made a MUCH better brine than just salt and sugar. Brined for 24 hours in a 2-1/2 gallon bucket in the fridge, only change was that I used only 1-1/2 gallons of water due to turkey was almost too big for the bucket! I won't ever do my turkey any other way. Thanks, Kittencal, for yet another outstanding recipe! Leftover white meat sandwiches have even been to die for this year. I will be purchasing a 5-gallon food-grade bucket for next year.
My first time brining and it was a success. DH and I prefer dark meat most of the time, the kids like white. For the first time EVER... DH said he thought the white meat was superior to the dark because of the moistness. I agree! Thanks so much Kitten for the awesome, easy recipe!
I have used this brine on a 20-22 lb turkey for the last 3-4 years, and the turkey is always delicious. It's much simpler and cheaper to put together than a lot of recipes, and I don't think all of the additional ingredients are necessary. I use a clean 5 gallon paint bucket and it's the perfect size.
This was my first time using a brine to go along with my first time roasting our holiday turkey. This plus "Kittencal's Perfect Roasted Whole Turkey (Great for Beginners)" Kittencal's Perfect Roasted Whole Turkey (Great for Beginners), made for one of the tastiest birds and successful meals I think we have experienced.
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on 3/18/2015 11:19:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I usually buy the packets vs the tub and for my long hair, can get at least two uses out of a packet. It is a good product that I've tried replacing with similar drug store masks but this def outperforms them. I can only use it once weekly or it weighs my hair down and makes it frizzy (maybe because of the protein). I will continue to repurchase.
on 3/13/2015 4:42:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
It was a nice mask but, last week I bought some Macadamia Nut Oil products and Moroccanoil products. I thought out of the two, the Macadamia would win as it had Argan Oil and macadamia oil but today I used the Moroccanoil Hydrating mask and found it left my hair soooo much softer then when I used the Macadamia Shampoo and the Deep Repair mask. Both lots of instructions were similar. I used macadamia shampoo then added a pump of Macadamia oil treatment with the mask, left it on for 5-7mins then washed out. With the Moroccanoil, I used the Moroccanoil Volume Shampoo and as per there instructions I put a pump of Moroccan oil with the mask, combed thru left on for 5-7 mins. I will use the Macadamia Mask up but just fell in love with the Moroccanoil Hydrating mask as I had such better results...My hair was so much softer and shinier with the Moroccanoil one. The smell of the Macadamia is OK sort of manly but just ok but the Moroccanoil is a bit more of a feminine smell.
on 3/11/2015 3:44:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Cool
Hair: Blond, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
This product is great! I have highlighted blonde hair which can get very dry and has been looking lackluster as of late. I allowed the sales person to talk me into purchasing this (I'm a loyal Redken fan) and I am so glad that I did. First of all, the smell is amazing, very freshz The consistency of this product is very thick and it is extremely moisturizing. After the recommended 7 minutes, my dry hair is like shining silk. Do yourself a favour and try this product!!!
on 3/10/2015 10:07:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Love, LOVE this deep conditioner. The smell, the results, everything is amazing about this product.
I bought a small packet, to sample. I honestly did not think the conditioner was going to blow me away. I immediately bought a full sized tub. I use it about 2 or 3 times a week. I put apply it to my dry hair and leave it in for as long as I can, at least 15 minutes. I shampoo, but do not use any other type of conditioner. The results are amazing. My hair is amazingly soft and the smell lingers until the next wash.
This conditioner has repaired my damaged hair and kept it manageable, soft, and healthy. I can actually get away with not getting a trim every 3 or so months.
Yes the price is steep, but I think it is worth it. I tried other less expensive drug store brands that have similar ingredients and did not get the same results.
on 3/5/2015 6:04:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool
Hair: Red, Other, Fine
Eyes: Blue
A new HG for my formerly dried-out ends! Although I don't believe any product can truly 'repair' the hair, this has undoubtedly helped keep my usually dry ends in better condition over time - normally I can't get back in the salon fast enough to get the split, broken ends trimmed from my boob-length ombre hair, yet even 6 months after my last trim I'm having to cancel my appointment as I just don't need it done! Arguably this product pays for itself?!
Yes, it is quite pricey, but I keep seeing it on discount sites such as Fragrance Direct, and I'd say the price is absolutely worth it. Upon first use, the mask has an odd 'curdled' look with a silicone-like texture, yet doesn't leave any build-up or greasiness on the hair whatsoever. Even though my hair normally drinks up deep conditioning masks, I find I only need a small amount rather than a palmful, as a little really does go a long way. I leave on for up to 15-20 minutes whilst sat in the bath, using it once a week each time I wash my hair. I've been using it for around 4-5 months now, and it's still just as effective as ever, whereas my hair just gets used to most products and they become less effective over time. After spraying with my S Factor heat protection spray, a quick blow dry leaves my hair soft, silky, swish-able and feeling gorgeous - so much so that I've even had a guy friend repeatedly run his fingers through it in amazement after drying as it feels so conditioned - when I don't use this mask before rinsing it is noticeably less so.
I'm so glad I found this! I normally switch between a few different deep conditioners, but I don't need anything else now. As someone on a strict budget, I'd gladly pay full price if I ran out and couldn't find it in stock anywhere else - it makes such a difference, and since only a small amount is needed per wash even on longer hair, it does work out as good value per wash. I'd highly recommend it to anyone else with dry and/or damaged hair looking for a new favourite deep conditioner!
on 2/21/2015 11:00:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Where have you been all my life!! So happy I finally bought this product, I don't know why I didn't sooner! This product really helps my curly frizzy hair to be way more healthy and smooth!
on 2/11/2015 2:02:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
One of my favorite deep conditioning treatments I've tried! I completely abuse my hair with heat so every now and then the ends will get that crunchy or coarse feeling. I like to use this product after a good shampoo every 1.5-2 weeks, really depending how my hair is doing.
I'll either clarify my hair beforehand or give it a really good shampoo, basically you want to remove any product buildup for optimal results and to avoid and greasy/weighed down feeling. After shampooing I'll scoop out a generous amount (My hair is long- just past chest length- and thick and I use a good handful of product) and comb it through my hair, focusing on the mid-shaft and ends and gently combing through from roots. If you're really worried about it being greasy then just go lighter on the roots.
After finger combing it thoroughly through my hair I'll clip it up and let it sit for a good 15-20mins! I think the jar suggest 7-10 minutes but I definitely go past this, I usually actually step out of the shower and do something else while it sits in. Then I rinse it out, being sure to thoroughly rinse and I try to use cool/cold water.
After doing this process I usually blow dry (I know... more heat abuse) to get tonnes of volume and my hair is super soft, bouncy and feels great! No coarse ends and best of all no weighing down! One of the best things about this is that it deep conditions and my hair still feels lightweight afterwards, I think this is probably partially due to the way I use this mask after a really good shampoo.
Lost a lippie though because it is expensive, and it's not a product you want to use sparingly, as the jar suggests you should be using a generous amount! Also I know it's just going on my hair and not my face but I still don't like having to scoop the product out with my hands each time, I suppose you could use a spoon or something but still I would prefer a pump or a squeeze bottle.
on 2/7/2015 3:31:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Replenishes your hair beautifully
on 2/7/2015 7:19:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I have healthy, but really fine hair. I used Kerastase products, which were quite good, but no matter how hard I was trying, my hair wasn't shiny or smooth. Although I didn't have split ends, they were... puffy. I have been using this mask for two weeks and I can say it's fabulous. I can't believe that just one product is able to change your hair so much. My ends look healthier than ever and my overall hair looks like "melted chocolate".
I think I have found my "holy grail" product and I will definitely repurchase it.
Thanks, Macadamia!
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Slow Food: How to Warm Up Your Winter Mornings.
Scrambled eggs spiced with turmeric and crumbled chili, sauteed with scallion and garlic.
Grated parmigiano on top. Avocado salad.
Spicing up morning eggs not only adds a bit of pizzaz to a winter breakfast, it brings warmth. Turmeric and chili are known for generating heat and ramping up your metabolism. The color alone makes me think of life in exotic lands and put a smile on my face.
Sitting down to a table set with bright blues and purples is a simple, yet brilliant way to begin a Winter's day. No recipe necessary, just a few basic fresh ingredients and two pinches of spice.
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Hadassah Medical Organization 370.
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His late mother was an illiterate housewife and his father a simple farmer and construction worker who never got beyond fourth grade. Nevertheless, Dr. Aziz Darawshe's 11 younger siblings include three physicians, a dentist, an engineer and five sisters who attended university.There goes the theory that to get anywhere in life, one has to have well-educated and well-off parents...But Darawshe – the impressive new director of the emergency department at Hadassah University Medical Center in Jerusalem's Ein Kerem, and chairman of the Israel Society for Urgent Medicine – did have an advantage despite his disadvantages.His father, now 83, decided even before Darawshe was born that his child would be a doctor and constantly directed him towards that target, even though residents in the village used to laugh at him when he revealed this dream.Three months ago, the 57-year-old cardiologist, internal medicine specialist and emergency medicine expert replaced Prof.Ya'acov Assaf who retired after 18 years in the position, beating other candidates competing in a Hadassah tender. Darawshe earned an excellent reputation since 1994 as chairman of emergency medicine at Emek Hospital in Afula.A self-declared secular Muslim, Darawshe was born in Iksal, near Mount Tabor and Nazareth, and with his wife Mona – a mathematics teacher – he still lives in the village.As soon as the youngest of their four sons finishes sixth grade they hope to rent a place in Jerusalem. Meanwhile, during the weeks Aziz sleeps at the Hebrew University Medical Faculty dorm near the hospital, feeling like a student again, and goes home for the weekend.His eldest son, 27, has completed his medical degree in Jerusalem and is learning neurosurgery in Beersheba, while his second one is studying in Germany."I studied medicine at the University of Sofia in Bulgaria and earned my degree in 1981," Darawshe told The Jerusalem Post in a recent interview in his spacious office which he has decorated with family photographs.Asked about the Hippocratic oath he swore at graduation, he said he would have been happy to have sworn Maimonides' oath if he had studied medicine here. He said he also admired Ibn Sina (Avicenna), a highly respected Muslim physician who wrote many a canon of medicine and many other treatises a millennium ago.After graduation in Sofia, Darawshe returned to Israel to intern at Ashkelon's Barzilai Medical Center and then, in 1989, moved to Emek. He also managed to complete a master's degree from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev in health management systems that he earned at the Rabin Medical Center-Beilinson Campus in Petah Tikva. He has been an honorary member of the American College of Emergency Physicians since 2011 and has published around two dozen articles on emergency medicine in leading international journals."I was a senior cardiologist 20 years ago at Emek Medical Center when it was suggested to me that I move into emergency medicine," he recalls. "The field always interested me, especially in treating urgent cardiac patients."Although he felt absolutely at home at the Afula hospital, when he was offered the job of department head in Jerusalem, he "didn't hesitate for a moment. Hadassah is one of the best hospitals in the world." He was offered positions in other countries, but he would never dream of leaving Israel to work abroad."I could have stayed in Afula, as Emek is in my heart. But it was a challenge to come to Jerusalem," he said. The fact that it is owned by the Hadassah Women's Zionist Organization of America did not cause him to hesitate either. "I am an Arab, a Palestinian and a citizen of Israel on all counts," he declared."All my Arab friends encouraged me to advance to the new position in Jerusalem, although some felt it would leave a hole at Emek. There is a temporary replacement, but a new Emek department head will certainly be chosen."Although he is only now finding his way more easily through the labyrinthian Ein Kerem campus, including the magnificent $360 million Sarah Wetsman Davidson Hospital Tower, he is not yet used to the cooler climate of Jerusalem."Another difference is the case mix in the two hospitals. In Emek, we had fewer beds, but 140,000 annual visits to the emergency room. In Jerusalem, there about half as many emergency visits, but the patients generally are sicker, because a tertiary medical center like this accepts the most difficult cases."As chairman of the society representing all urgent care specialists, he is well familiar with departments in all of the country's hospitals.DARAWSHE IS is very concerned about the shortage of physicians and nurses. "I don't think medical school candidates should need to have such high grades on their psychometric exams. They could become excellent doctors even if they had lower marks. So many doctors have left their jobs to go to better-paying professions or left the country to earn more. We have an excellent level of medicine, but young doctors have to work very hard, too many duty hours, with too little time for their family."The emergency medicine head doesn't like private medicine. "It's kosher, but it stinks. I am for keeping doctors in the hospitals for much of the day rather than than seeing them go in mid-afternoon to private clinics," he continued.Thus private medical services (known as Sharap) available at certain public hospitals including Hadassah (though not at Emek, owned by Clalit Health Services) are an answer, although Darawshe is somewhat wary, saying such a system not allows a patient to pick his own physician but can be abused and lead to service queue-jumping."In principle, medical professionals shouldn't receive money directly from patients, but I have to live with the Sharap arrangement [in which the hospital collects fees and shares them with senior doctors]."He is most discouraged by the shortage of hospital beds in the country. For the person in charge of emergency rooms it is always frustrating when sick people are stuck there instead of moving on to the relevant department."I call them 'boarding patients,'" he said."Departments have even been closed, so there are fewer beds, even though the Health and Finance Ministries have increased the number of funded beds by a few hundred. That's good, but it's too little and too late. I use so much energy and nerves to find space for my patients. Magen David Adom ambulance personnel even have to wait at emergency departments to see if there is room for them [the patients]."Darawshe is also frustrated by the large number of road accidents that kill nearly 350 people a year and injure many more.He concedes that Arabs inside Israel and in the territories too often drive wildly. Education and enforcement are the answer. The many preventible home-accident victims are also painful for him to watch – and treat. Emergency departments must constantly be on alert for victims of family violence – especially women, children and the elderly. Awareness of the medical staff regarding this issue must be increased through seminars, he said.In addition, Darawshe wants privacy for patients increased in emergency rooms throughout the country. Referring to the annual winter crisis of sick children and older adults in emergency departments, he urges that everyone aged six months and over get their flu shots.He is well aware of the Hadassah Medical Organization's current financial crisis that will require severe cuts to fix."I had heard about it, but feel it more once I came here. I believe that medicine must go hand-in-hand with economics when deciding what to do, but it should not go beyond that. Overdiagnosis, overmanagement and overtreatment are also not good. I would love to have more doctors in the department. I hope the economic problems will pass as soon as possible. " AN UNUSUAL characteristic one discovers in Darawshe is his drive to understand and get to know his patients. Besides Arabic, Hebrew, English and the Bulgarian he learned at medical school, he also speaks "a bissele Yiddish," Russian, Spanish and German – learned either in courses or from his conversations with his colleagues and patients."Last October, I was invited to an event at Beit Hanassi [President's Residence] in honor of Bulgarians, and I was able to speak to them," he said. "I sometimes make errors in Arabic, and I don't feel bad. But if I make a mistake in Hebrew, I feel terrible. I speak much more Hebrew than Arabic. Most Arabs learn Hebrew, and more Jews should learn Arabic. It should be regarded as the language of one's neighbors, not that of one's enemy."Darawshe also knows a lot about Jewish history – probably more than many Jews.He has gone to the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial to understand what they went through."You have suffered for millennia – including the destruction of the First Temple and the Second Temple, the Inquisition, the Holocaust – which was just yesterday – and many other eras. The Jewish people suffered as if they were born to suffer. Ironically, they suffered least in Spain when the Muslims were in power. Of all the Sephardi meanderings, the community's highest level of culture and education was in Iraq.There were discrimination and pogroms, but the experience of Jews with Muslims was better than in Europe," Darawshe said.He is so familiar with Jewish custom that he greets his interlocutor during the intermediate days of Passover with moadim le'simha (rather than hag sameah), a phrase that even many Jews don't know when to use.Asked whether he has suffered any discrimination as an Arab physician, Darawshe answers a definitive "No! The integration of Arabs into the medical field has been impressive in this country. In the health system, Arabs and Jews get along excellently on an individual level. It's an oasis, in a world of ethnic, socioeconomic, racial and other prejudice. Since the establishment of the State of Israel, this has been so in hospitals and health funds and in Education Ministry institutions, unlike in other government ministries and various public companies. The establishment has no choice but to hire Arabs as manpower in schools, and the same is true in medical institutions. The rate of Arab pharmacists is about 40 percent. I'd be happier if Arabs were given chances to excel in other fields."Darawshe continued that he did not like the concept of "reverse discrimination" to give opportunities for minorities like his own, but "preferential treatment." It would be good, in the long term for the country, he added. "I wouldn't want an Arab to be chosen to head a department if he or she is less qualified than a Jew; I would then choose the Jew. But if an Arab candidate were equally qualified as a Jew, I would prefer the Arab – just as I'd prefer a woman than a man if the woman and the man were equally qualified. You can't punish people for having a weak background.There are 1.5 million Arabs in Israel, and they have to be a stable, high-quality minority. Israeli Arabs are interested in medical fields, and it's hard for all to be accepted. I don't want Arabs to be known for taking drugs or being unemployed. The Arab community has many sub-groups, including residents of villages and cities, Beduin and so on. Stress should be placed on strengthening all sub-groups in the Israeli population,"the emergency medicine physician said.He continued that he himself "feels excellent in Israel. But "there is discrimination in the country. I feel it when I leave work. I go abroad quite a bit to speak at medical conferences, and at Ben-Gurion Airport, it is different.At the hospital, I am treated honorably, but there, the attitude to Arabs is terrible."Darawshe does not criticize security measures, which are mandatory. "I wouldn't get on a plane if passengers were not checked, but it has to be done while giving respect to all people. There is a lack of tact, and handling is sometimes provocative. My wife feels the same thing. She has taught in Jewish schools and gets respect. But when she goes elsewhere, she is not always treated properly. This is a symptom of a syndrome."Nevertheless, Darawshe is optimistic."There will be peace here. Sooner would be better than later. There is extremism on both sides, but there is no choice but to make peace. We were meant to live together.We have to build trust together – and it won't happen through the Knesset. We must start in the infrastructure, in daily work, in the field. For many years I have believed in two nations for two peoples in this land. It would have huge benefits to both sides, economic and others. The Israeli Arab population has an important potential; it can serve as a link to the Arab world."As for himself, Darawshe said he is "at the service of all communities. I want to treat ultra-Orthodox, religious and secular Jews, religious and secular Arabs and others of all ages and backgrounds."
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Keweenaw walks it off to championship game
July 10, 2015 SOUTH RANGE — The Keweenaw Little League Major (age 11-12) All-Star softball team had just lost the lead for the first time, but they took some advice from the public address system playing Taylor... more »»
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