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I'm sure they aren'tJoubert in 3rd just behind Chan!
Hmmmm.....(crowd doesn't seem terribly pleased)
I'll have to watch Chan and Joubert more closely. I though I'm not a Joubert fan he does have more content in his short.
I think Brian should have been placed ahead of Patrick.
Kevin looks happy, despite the fall on the 3A!
Can we all chip in and get Kevin a new costume already?
Argh. I'm missing the whole thing b/c I can't get a feed. What are rankings?
Why not Brian 1st? Where did he lose points? I know Plush lost a lot of points in PCS in his short which was justifiable, but I think that Brian has a very attractive SP.
Try: http://www.justin.tv/sklives#r=glFgiPk~
It's very temperamental but I'm eternally grateful there are fans out there who bother to help stream.
But it seems that they had great competition among the top guys except for a poor Oda.
too many PCS points for Brian J. ok,he landed all his jumps but her presentation not as good as Takahashi or Chan...


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This was a recent find that was made in an antique shop. The obverse appeared Fine to me, and the reverse AG; this, what with even wear having evenly permeated the reverse lettering. The planchet is free from environmental damage that often plagues early coppers. There are no marks or other detractors apparent. The natural, steel blue toning made taking better pics somewhat difficult for this novice photographer.
I had no idea that this was such a rare variety when purchased. Not being much of a student of the Sheldon varieties, I was able to peg this one with the help of auction archive pics that were found online. Initially, I simply thought it to be a respectable looking coin for an early copper. My attribution was subsequently confirmed by a few knowledgeable dealers.
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Copyright © 2012 Board of Regents of the University of Oklahoma. Oklahoma Monthly Climate Summary 1 According to data from the Oklahoma Mesonet, August finished one degree above normal to rank as the 53rd warmest on record and a half an inch below normal to come in as the 42nd driest. Those records date back to 1895. Despite those seemingly benign statistics, August actually had weather to suit just about all summer appetites. The month started with one of the hottest stretches the state has ever experienced, moved to mild and wet for a spell, then ended once again on the hot side. Unfortunately, that brief fall-like interlude in the middle of the month did little to quell the ongoing flash drought event that began in late spring. The U.S. Drought Monitor report released on August 28 showed 37 percent of Oklahoma mired in exceptional drought, with 90 percent portrayed in extreme-exceptional drought. The Drought Monitor's intensity scale slides from moderate-severe-extreme-exceptional, with exceptional being the worst category. To exemplify the drought's rapid advance, only 17 percent of the state was in drought at the end of May and 5 percent was in exceptional drought at the beginning of August. Vegetation that had flourished in the wet and unusually warm winter and early spring became fuel for wildfires thanks to the heat and drought. More than 100,000 acres across the state burned in early August, with one fatality east of Norman attributed to wildfire. AUGUST 2012 Oklahoma Monthly Climate Summary August 2012 Statewide Extremes Description Extreme Station Day High Temperature 115ºF Kingfisher 1 Low Temperature 50ºF Seiling 20 High Precipitation 5.70 in. Broken Bow -- Low Precipitation 0.46 in. Hobart -- August 2012 Statewide Statistics Temperature Average Depart. Rank (1895-2012) Month (August) 81.4ºF 1.0ºF 53rd Warmest Season-to-Date (Jun-August) 82.0ºF 2.5ºF 12th Warmest Year-to-Date (Jan-August) 66.1ºF 4.3ºF 1st Warmest Precipitation Average Depart. Rank (1895-2012) Month (August) 2.29 in. -0.48 in. 42nd Driest Season-to-Date (Jun-August) 6.10 in. -3.67 in. 14th Driest Year-to-Date (Jan-August) 20.19 in. -4.47 in. 30th Driest Depart. = departure from 30-year normal The end of August also brings the climatological summer to a close, and it was obviously a hot and dry one. The statewide average rainfall total during summer fell 3.7 inches below normal to rank as the 14th driest on record. The summer also ranked as the 12th warmest on record at 2.5 degrees above normal. The first eight months of the year ended as Oklahoma's warmest January-August period on record at 4.3 degrees above normal. August was the 24th month out of the last 29 to finish warmer than normal, beginning with April 2010. AUGUST DAILY HIGHLIGHTS AUGUST 1-2: August took off with a record-breaking temperature of 115 degrees in Kingfisher. Trailing closely behind were portions of north central Oklahoma at 114. While the majority of Oklahoma stayed near and above 110 for their maximum temperature, southwest Oklahoma experienced lower maximum temperatures huddled around 100 degrees. The minimum temperatures allowed for little relief, ranging from 66 as the lowest in Kenton to the upper 80s. TEMPERATURE The weather during early August was as intensely hot as nearly any in the state's history with temperatures ranging from 105-115 degrees across much of Oklahoma. August 1 became the state's 10th hottest day on record with a statewide average temperature of 93.7 degrees. That is still 1.2 degrees less than Oklahoma's hottest day on August 12, 1936. Oklahoma City tied its all-time record high temperature and broke its all-time record warm low temperature on the same day, August 3, with readings of 113 degrees and 84 degrees, respectively. The highest temperature recorded by the Oklahoma Mesonet during the month was 115 degrees from Kingfisher on August 1. On the cool side, several Mesonet stations reached a minimum temperature of 50 degrees on August 20.
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Oil prices are hovering in negative territory in overnight trading even as global equities are continuing to firm and the US dollar is trading either side of unchanged. Last night's API oil inventory report was bearish for crude oil but bullish for gasoline and supportive for distillate fuel (see more details below). The combination of the unreliability of the API data and the fact that the financials have been the primary driver of oil and other commodity prices has negated any overreaction to last night's API inventory report as the market awaits this morning more widely followed EIA report. Although oil prices are toppy based on current fundamentals market participants are more focused on the perception trade or what the fundamentals might be down the road. Many analysts are starting to project a more balanced supply and demand profile as we move into 2011 as demand from the emerging world continues to grow (especially China) while the developed world remains mostly flat. Next week we will get the EIA, IEA and OPEC updates of their monthly long term forecasts.
Oil prices have increased by almost 14% since bottoming around the middle of September...mostly based on the weakness of the US dollar and the firming equity markets. As shown in the following chart of the spot Nymex WTI contract versus the US dollar index and the S&P 500 equity index the correlations remain very high with no sign of any decoupling at this phase of the trend. The market is starting to buy into the scenario that irrespective of where the economy heads from here, it is likely to be supportive for oil and the broader commodity complex. If the pace of the global economic recovery picks up in both the developed and emerging world demand for oil will increase and accelerate the return to a more normal historical supply, demand and inventory relationship which would be a supportive scenario for prices. If the economic recovery stalls or just moves very slowly (as of the moment) we can expect more quantitative easing coming from the US (we already saw it in Japan this week) which would not only help to put a floor on the recovery but would result in the US dollar remaining under pressure increasing the risk of inflation which in turn would be supportive for oil prices. At the moment the market is looking at both scenarios and feeling more and more comfortable about being long oil and pretty much most any traditional commodity, including gold. The risk asset trade is back in the forefront.
Not only did commodities surge yesterday (including gold making yet another new record high) but global equities also surged higher with buying continuing in overnight trading as shown in the EMI Global Equity Index table below. Over the last twenty four hours every bourse in the Index gained ground as shown in the table below. The Index is solidly in positive territory and at the highest level since the first half of April. The Index is higher by 2.5% for the year to date with Canada (a resource/commodity driven economy) still holding the top spot on the leader board. Six of the ten bourses are in the winners column with China's Shanghai A shares still hovering below the bear market threshold for the year. Most Asian markets gained ground overnight while Europe is also starting the day in positive territory. The main storyline in the financials is still the falling US dollar. The dollar is currently below the last major support level and losing ground on a negative view of the US economic recovery coming from trader/investors as they focus on recent Fed statements. The US dollar has given back most all of its gains from earlier in the year (especially those occurring during the peak of the EU debt crisis) and is currently trading at the same level it was at back in mid-January of this year. Simply put equities and the US dollar remain strongly supportive for oil prices.
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Yesterday afternoon the API released a mixed inventory report showing a surprisingly larger than expected crude oil inventory build of 4.4 million barrels along with a surprisingly larger than expected decline in gasoline stocks of 4.1 million barrels while distillate fuel stocks were within the expectation for a draw of around 800,000 barrels. The results of the API report are summarized in the following table along with my projections for this week's inventory report and a comparison to last year as well as the five year average for the same week. So far, the market has pretty much not reacted to the API report as oil prices are mostly lower across the board. Of interest, the API data also showed builds in both PADD 2 and Cushing suggesting that the current strengthening of the WTI/Brent spread may be coming to an end as refiners cut back utilization rates (API runs declined by 2%). As a precaution, I closed my long WTI/Brent spread last night while I await this morning's EIA data for more clarity.
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My projections for this week's inventory report are summarized in the abovetable along with a comparison to last year as well as to the five year average for the same week. I am expecting a mixed report with a minor build in crude oil (as a result of refinery utilization rates declining) and modest draws in both gasoline and distillate fuel. If the actual numbers are in sync with my projections for a crude oil build of 600,000 barrels it would raise a question mark about the early start of a destocking trend in crude oil seen over the last few weeks. However, the declines to date have not had any significant impact on the overhang that has persisted in the US throughout the entire economic recovery so far. As such, I would categorize crude oil as biased to the bearish side as the year over year surplus will still be around 21.1 million barrels while the overhang versus the five year average for the same week will have in fact widened modestly to 39.8 million barrels.
With runs expected to decline by 0.3% and demand holding, I am expecting a modest draw in gasoline stocks and in distillate fuel. Gasoline stocks are expected to decline by about 300,000 barrels as refiners continue to wind down from the higher demand summer driving season and turn their attention to the upcoming winter heating season. This week the gasoline year over year overhang is projected to narrow slightly to around 7.9 million barrels while the surplus versus the five year average for the same week will be down to 21.4 million barrels. The industry seems to be starting to work off the surplus that has remained since the end of the driving season in an effort to at least put a floor on gasoline prices heading into the winter heating season.
Distillate fuel likely drew by about 0.8 million barrels as economy sensitive diesel fuel implied demand continues to increase as a result of agriculture demand for the harvest along with distillate fuel exports likely having increased as the arb is open and the US dollar is weak versus most major currencies that are likely recipients of US exports of distillate fuel. If the actual EIA data is in sync with my distillate fuel projection, the surplus versus last year will have declined to just 1 million barrels while the overhang versus the five year average will be down to 31.8 million barrels. With the US dollar likely to remain on the defensive and with the current terminal strike in France possibly spreading to the French refineries, exports of distillate fuel may increase over the next several weeks resulting in a further reduction of the inventory overhang.
As usual do not overreact to the API data as more often than not it is not in line with the more widely followed EIA data. If the EIA report is within the projections, I would expect the market to view the results as mostly neutral with a slight bias to the bullish side due to a potential declines in refined products. However, whether or not the market reacts at all to the inventory report will be dependent on what is going on in the financial markets. If any combination of equities rising and the US dollar declining occurs, the market is likely to discount the inventories and focus more on the perception trade or what the fundamentals might be down the road. On the other hand if the financial markets are not supportive the market will be forced to look at and digest the current fundamentals which seem to be improving but still surplus.
The tropical weather situation became a little less active overnight as the weather pattern in the Atlantic dissipated while the Caribbean storm did strengthen to a tropical depression. However, as shown in the following graphic Tropical Depression 17 is now projected to make an abrupt u-turn and head out into the Atlantic posing no threat what so ever to the oil and Nat Gas producing operations in the Gulf of Mexico. This storm is likely to strengthen a bit more to a Tropical Storm but will likely end its life out in the middle of the Atlantic and out of harm's way. As such the tropics continue to be an area to watch but not to react to or spend any trading capital on at this point in time.
My individual market views are detailed in the table at the beginning of the newsletter. I have maintained my oil views as cautiously bullish as I see ongoing support coming from the financial sector along with what might be an improving situation in the overall fundamental picture. I have once again downgraded my view of Nat Gas back to cautiously bearish as the tropics once again look like they are no threat to energy supplies.
Currently oil prices are lower while the financials are still mostly supportive for oil prices as well as the broader commodity complex as shown in the EMI Price Board table below.
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High End | |
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End Support |
Resistance | ||
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Nov WTI |
$82.50 |
($0.32) |
$71.00 |
$84.50 |
Nov Brent |
$84.46 |
($0.38) |
$70.00 |
$80.00 |
Nov HO |
$2.2871 |
($0.0155) |
$2.0500 |
$2.3000 |
Nov RBOB |
$2.1166 |
($0.0089) |
$1.8000 |
$2.1000 |
Nov NG |
$3.756 |
$0.013 |
$3.700 |
$4.000 |
10 YR Treasuries |
126.98 |
0.34 |
118.00 |
128.00 |
Dow Futures |
10,885 |
21 |
10,000 |
10,850 |
US Dollar Index |
77.88 |
(0.087) |
76.500 |
80.150 |
Euro/$ |
1.3854 |
(0.0037) |
1.2750 |
1.3600 |
Yen/$ |
1.2048 |
0.0013 |
1.1400 |
1.2000 |
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Blueberry Oatmeal Parfait
{Many thanks to Shane for writing the bulk of this post after I put together the photos and layout. From time to time, writer's block strikes and today was definitely one of those days!}
My, it has certainly been a busy few days around here! Between last week's all-nighter to watch all of the royal wedding coverage, yard work on Saturday, and Shane's marathon yesterday, it's been lots of go and little rest. Fortunately, Shane took today off of work to rest up, so we've got a nice relaxing day ahead! I decided that a treat was in order for breakfast, and immediately thought of this parfait that I saw recently on an episode of Mad Hungry.
The parfait was easy to put together and was a great way to start the day. I don't usually get excited about granola or yogurt on their own, but when you add them together with some blueberries they're more than meets the eye! I made the granola using this recipe, substituting all raisins for the combo of raisins and cherries called for, and sliced almonds for the whole almonds and hazelnuts. I sweetened the Greek yogurt with a few teaspoons of honey and for the fruit, used frozen blueberries cooked down just slightly. I used the recipe as a guide but didn't strictly adhere to the quantities in each layer as I think it's a matter of personal preference. This would be a nice dish for a Mother's Day brunch if you happen to be hosting one this coming weekend!
The rest of this post is a photo heavy recap of the marathon Shane ran yesterday down in Providence. My favorite thing about this particular race is that it's super spectator friendly. The course is set up in such a way that it's easy to drive around and cheer/take pictures at numerous points. I'm sure it's nice for the runners to have the support and on a beautiful day like yesterday, Shane's dad and I had fun taking it all in.
And....they're off!
Along the Course:
"Why are all these people chasing me?!?"
Home Stretch:
"Am I going to make it in time?"
Shane's official finishing time was 3:58:44; about 3 minutes slower than his October marathon but almost a half-hour faster than his race on this same course last year. He would have liked to set a new personal record, but was still satisfied with his finish!
After the race, Shane suggested lunch at Harry's Bar and Burger, which was just a few blocks from the finish line. Shane had eaten there before with some coworkers but it was all new to me and Shane's dad. They have a great selection of burgers (all served as a pair of sliders), as well as an ample selection of craft beers (very important to the thirsty runner!). The burgers were fantastic (Shane loves the pastrami burger - a cheeseburger with pastrami on top), and I especially loved the sweet potato fries. I know we'll definitely be going back there again!
11 comments:
- TeaLady said...
These look sooo good and perfect for b'fast. Love blueberries and used this way is so pretty.
Thanks for this one. - May 2, 2011 at 2:44 PM
- warmvanillasugar said...
This looks so healthy. Congrats to your hubby too! Awesome!
- May 2, 2011 at 3:43 PM
- Teresa said...
Sounds like a great (extended) weekend! GO SHANE!!!
- May 2, 2011 at 4:24 PM
- Nicole@HeatOvenTo350 said...
Congrats to Shane for such a great race! I'd say he deserves that parfait for breakfast. Maybe even three of them. It looks wonderful.
Maybe I deserve one, too. - May 2, 2011 at 5:59 PM
This sounds delicious! Those pix were great! Sorry I missed the marathon. Wish I could have been there. I loved looking at the pix.
- May 2, 2011 at 6:58 PM
Great selection of marathon shots! Shane did a great job, both in the race and the restaurant choice! Thanks for sharing.
- May 2, 2011 at 7:12 PM
- Kayte said...
Congrats to Shane! Those were great photos...feels like I was there...watching, of course, not running! lol That Blueberry Parfait I would definitely be participating in...wait, I can, I can make it here! Definitely going to make that...that would be a great thing for Matt as well...and he would be there...not running, but swimming!
- May 3, 2011 at 7:46 AM
Thanks for cheering me on, I've definitely got the best support crew out there!
- May 3, 2011 at 9:58 AM
- Nancy/n.o.e said...
Burgers and sweet potato fries (not to mention beer!) sound like a perfect way to celebrate a smoking marathon time! Congrats, Shane, and great job writing today's blog post.
Tracey, your parfait is beautiful. I've made something similar in the past and always forget how easy it is yet how stunning in presentation. - May 3, 2011 at 10:46 AM
- margot said...
Congrats to Shane on a great race, and how nice of him to assist with the post!
The parfait looks like a lovely warm weather breakfast. - May 4, 2011 at 1:03 AM
- Jen @ My Kitchen Addiction said...
Yum... Those blueberry oatmeal parfaits look lovely. I will make them for my hubby after one of his training runs this spring!
Congrats to Shane!! - May 5, 2011 at 8:57 PM


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With a scintillating second half shooting display that fueled an improbable comeback, Truman State's Mike Carlson helped ensure Northwest Missouri State of an extra home game it wanted no part of.
Carlson hit six second half three's and two big one's late to lead Truman State back from a 16-point deficit for a shocking 63-56 win over Northwest Missouri State in the regular season finale on Senior Day at Bearcat Arena.
Northwest (18-9, 11-7) would've clinched a bye in the first round of the MIAA Tournament with a win over the Bulldogs (10-16, 7-11) who entered in 11th place.
But the loss—which snapped a three-game win streak—coupled with Washburn beating Central Missouri later in the night dropped the Bearcats down to the fifth seed.
They'll host No. 12 seed Missouri Western in the first round tonight at 7 p.m., needing to win in order to get back to Kansas City.
"It hurts our approach," said Northwest Missouri State head coach Ben McCollum. "It hurts a ton because now you're going to play four games to be able win it. If you win this game and two games in the tourney, you may make a regional without winning that championship. Now, we have to win the championship. On top of that, we have to play four games. And on top of that, we have to play a team that plays all zone."
Northwest appeared well on its way to locking up the bye, up 30-16 at the half and 34-18 early in the second half.
Then out of nowhere, the game took a sharp turn in the other direction.
Previously feeble on offense, the Bulldogs outscored Northwest 45-22 in the final 16:51, with Carlson erupting for 24 of his season-high 29 points on 6-7 shooting from three.
This marked the first time all season Northwest has let go of a double-digit lead, although the Bearcats came close to doing so against Emporia State.
"We are shocked," said Northwest Missouri State junior center Dillon Starzl who guarded Carlson until very late in the game. "It's just a heartbreaker. We should've won that game. I think we just let up defensively. We thought we had this game won and they started hitting three's. We knew they could come back like that and that's what they did. They made shots."
The Bulldogs took their first lead of the game with 2:19 left and went in front for good on a step-back three from Carlson that made it 55-53 with 1:50 to play.
After Bryston Williams missed a shot from in close, Carlson nailed another rain-maker—his sixth of the half and seventh of the game—right over the top of Williams to make it 58-53 at the 1:11 mark.
Page 2 of 3 - "The last couple, they were on me, but they put shorter guys on me so I could just shoot over them," said Carlson, a 6-9 junior forward. "The last one, the guy was right there, but at that point, the basket was about this big."
The Bulldogs tacked on three free throws to lead 61-53 before the Bearcats made a last-ditch comeback bid.
DeAngelo Hailey cut the deficit to five with a three, and Williams forced a turnover on the inbounds to give Northwest the ball back with 21 seconds left.
Seeking to make it a one-possession game, Hailey attempted a corner three that rimmed out. Carlson skied for the rebound and made a pair of free throws with 16.4 seconds left that finished off the Bearcats.
"I really thought we earned that one," said Truman head coach Matt Woodley. "Beating a team like Northwest compared to other teams in our league where they'll kind of let you back in. I thought we really earned it tonight. That's the ultimate compliment to (coach McCollum's) program. He's done an unbelievable job here."
Held to just 16 first half points—the fewest in a half given up Northwest all season—Truman nearly tripled that in the second half, shooting 13-25 (52 percent) from the field, 7-9 from three and 14-16 at the foul line.
Nine of the Bulldogs 13 second half field goals were three's or three-point plays.
The Bulldogs also turned it over just twice in the second half after doing so 12 times in the first half, leading to only 13 shot attempts.
Carlson had six first half turnovers and only one shot attempt prior to his second half outburst.
His seven made three's were easily a new season-best, topping his old mark of three.
He added eight rebounds and was the only Bulldog to reach double-figures.
"I don't know if we should've switched up earlier in the game, but we just couldn't guard him," said Starzl.
Truman shot 47 percent for the game, made four more three's and seven more free throws than Northwest.
The Bearcats finished 20-51 (39.2 percent) and 5-22 (22.7 percent) from three.
Northwest missed 12 of 13 three's in the second half and senior Alex Sullivan went a miserable 0-10, one home game removed from tying the school record with eight three-pointers.
Hailey's 14 points led the Bearcats. Starzl scored 10 points on 4-5 shooting and pulled down 10 rebounds.
Starzl's shot attempts were limited, in part of because of constant post double teams that forced him to get rid of the ball.
Sophomore point guard Matt Wallace added nine points, hitting two first half three's, and sophomore forward Grant Cozad had eight off the bench.
Page 3 of 3 - Hailey opened the game with back-to-back three's, staking Northwest to a 6-0 lead it never gave up until the final three minutes.
Northwest scored the first 11 points before Truman broke a 5:51 dryspell with a pair of free throws.
Its first of only five first half goals came shortly after.
Truman arrived at the final media timeout of the half with only nine points, and the locked-in Bearcats led by 11.
Three free throws in the final minute of the half by Williams and Wallace made it 30-16 at the half.
Northwest gained its largest lead of 16 points on a tip-in by Kyle Schlake with 17:57 left.
On the verge of being blown out, Truman got right back in the game with an 11-0 burst that included eight points and two three's from Carlson. His second one made it 34-29.
"They just out-worked us, out-executed us, out-toughed us and out-smarted us in the second half," said McCollum. "I could see it right out of halftime. It was like we can score and it was easy. We just stopped trying. It was unbelievable how complacent we got."
Back-to-back baskets from Starzl allowed Northwest to extend a five-point lead to nine.
Carlson answered with a three and another from reserve big man Patrick Burmester later on brought it back to five.
Seth Jackson's second spinning three-point play of the half got Truman with a point.
The Bulldogs tied it for the first time at 48 on a Carlson three with 3:40 left. Northwest held three more leads before Carlson daggered the Bearcats with his final two triples.
"We're an effort team. We're not a talent team," said McCollum. "When we try to be a talent team, we're not very good. Like we get beat by anyone. I'm very disappointed after how well we played in the first half that we played that poorly in the second half."
Northwest has little time to dwell on the disappointing finish to the regular season with Missouri Western returning to Bearcat Arena tonight for a must-win game.
Northwest and Western split the season series, with the Bearcats winning the most recent matchup 59-52 at Bearcat Arena Feb. 23.
The winner of this game takes on No. 4 seed Northeastern State Thursday at 2:15 p.m. in Kansas City.


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War and occupation directly and indirectly claimed the lives of about a half-million Iraqis from 2003 to 2011, according to a groundbreaking survey of 1,960 Iraqi households. The violence peaked in 2006 and 2007, say public health experts who were part of the study.
On March 19, 2003, a U.S.-led coalition invaded Iraq, beginning a ground war that culminated in the rapid capture of Baghdad and overthrow of the regime led by Saddam Hussein. A coalition-led occupation of Iraq lasted until 2011, marked by repeated bombings, an al Qaeda-linked insurgency, militia warfare, and other bloodshed in the nation of 32.6 million people.
In the new PLOS Medicine journal survey, led by public health expert Amy Hagopian of the University of Washington in Seattle, an international research team polled heads of households and siblings across Iraq. The researchers, including some from the Iraqi Ministry of Health, aimed to update and improve past estimates of the human costs of the war and occupation.
"We think it is roughly around half a million people dead. And that is likely a low estimate," says Hagopian. "People need to know the cost in human lives of the decision to go to war."
The survey responses point to around 405,000 deaths attributable to the war and occupation in Iraq from 2003 to 2011. At least another 56,000 deaths should be added to that total from households forced to flee Iraq, the study authors estimate. More than 60 percent of the excess deaths of men, women, and children reported from 2003 to 2011 were the direct result of shootings, bombings, airstrikes, or other violence, according to the study. The rest came indirectly, from stress-related heart attacks or ruined sanitation and hospitals.
"Wars kill people all kinds of ways, not just in shootings. And it exacts a toll on the invaders as well as the invaded," Hagopian says. Some 4,804 U.S., British, and other coalition armed service members died in the invasion and occupation of Iraq.
Past estimates of Iraqis killed in the war and occupation have varied widely. U.S. Army war logs released by Wikileaks in 2010 pointed to more than 100,000, while a widely criticized study conducted by Opinion Research Business, a London-based polling agency, estimated Iraq war deaths at 1.2 million people through 2007.
"We had all Iraqis knocking on doors to ask the questions of these households," Hagopian says, explaining a 98 percent response rate reported from the survey. Heads of households were asked about family deaths, and household members were asked about sibling deaths stretching back decades.
"This is a really serious and credible piece of work," says epidemiologist Leslie Roberts of Columbia University in New York, who has led wartime mortality surveys in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Zimbabwe, and Iraq. "I think having an accurate record of what happened is extremely important," he says, pointing to a 2005 comment by then U.S. President George Bush suggesting that only about 30,000 Iraqi civilians had died in the conflict.
Roberts agreed with Hagopian that the household survey estimate is likely conservative, because it relied on the imperfect recollections of household members and largely missed the 1.1 million Iraqis living in displaced-person camps or in other countries.
Overall, the survey results point to Baghdad as the epicenter of violent deaths during the war. Coalition forces were blamed for 35 percent of the killings, followed by militias at 32 percent. The report showed that warfare was particularly intense in 2007, followed by a sharp drop in 2008.
Sadly, the violence continues, notes Salman Rawaf, director of the World Health Organization Collaborating Centre for Public Health Education and Training, in a written commentary accompanying the survey. About 5,000 Iraqis have died in bombings and shootings this year, according to estimates by the French press agency, AFP. The return of sectarian violence means "living in Iraq today is no longer about how many have died, but how future deaths should be prevented," says Rawaf.
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The MCoH gathered at City Centre (I-10 and Belyway 8) on Friday, October 22, 2010 for dinner and display of some of our Mustangs. Beautiful setting, some very upscale but reasonable restaurants, very nice and helpful security in parking us and just a wonderful evening. Horace Collum brought out "Pinky" and we had new GTs to 2 '65 Mustangs. Altogether, MCoH had 15 Mustangs on display. The visitor's interest was very high and I think we may get as many 5-8 new Memberships.
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Last year (2012) was a Mexico-wide -- and even international -- year of reflection upon the life and career of the Mexican composer and conductor Eduardo Mata. He would have been 70 years old, if not for his tragic death, much too young, in 1995.
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A fatal error occurs during an auto save or an explicit save of a drawing. The problem occurs randomly, most often when using Autodesk® Civil 3D® 2007, Autodesk® Land Desktop 2007, and Autodesk® Architectural Desktop 2007. It is known to occur when using other products on the list above as well, but less frequently.
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Published date: 2006-Jun-14 ID: DL7450147