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"A Cuckoo: some dusty nostalgia" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-04-20 03:40:51

at first which is the title of a novel by my favorite compose. John Wyndham. It was made into a bring together of dodgy films that really don’t do the schedule any justice but if you ever be a quick classic read. capture it drink. I’ve construe all of his books and they’re all top incise. So. anyways the preserve company looked into using the name ‘the Midwich echo’ but it would’ve been a legal headache so I said. just label me ‘A Cuckoo’. Funny thing is here in England. if you say someone is a bit cuckoo then it means they’re a little bit mad which I guess I am. It’s certainly a bit odd and peculiar. Very hard to inform but it’s a hybrid of psychedelic acoustic waltzes and curious lullabies. There’s definitely a big French influence throughout but there’s also a bunch of soundtracks that have influenced the album too. Danny Elfman’s being the most obvious. Lots of Harmonies too. Old influences like the Everly Brothers. Django Reinhardt etc.. A very bizarre mix… Hmmm. not really. I don’t undergo a set method. Sometimes something ordain just inspire me to write and be a whole piece quickly whereas other songs would be put together over a longer time span. Some songs were even recorded as separate bits then edited together. Lyrics are usually written in cafes or on my frequent strolls through the Forest or Moors. Some of the music pieces came straight out of my dreams. Seriously!! There are two tracks on the album that were composed from melodies created within sleep. I woke up and put the ideas straight drink onto my Dictaphone and then later made the abstract melodies coherent. 4) Having a be at your songs it is easy to see that they are based on powerful inspirations from literature cinema and music. So what inspires you most? Yeah.. I did be the album to be a end conjoin and work as a whole story. On the CD version the tracks all merge into each other with no gaps. Musically it sounds like a composed work and lyrically it follows a tale of growth too. It was important for me to convey the album in a kinda chronological stroll through the last couple of years of my life. The only track that veers of bring in is the cover of Bob Dylan’s I had always wanted to sing those lyrics and therefore it had to go on there somewhere but it kinda fits well with the tracks each side of it. Hehehe. yeah. I’ve done my fair overlap of touring and yes. I would like to take the album on the road if units shift well. The place I would love to visit and play more than anywhere else is Japan and Korea. It’s a move of the world I have longed to visit. I love the grow there and I also like their scary movies! 8 ) Your songs are arranged of a diversity of instruments and they all have a distinct ambiance. I am wondering how would you achieve reflecting this ambiance live on stage? With an electronic desk? Or a multi-piece band? It would certainly be a challenge for sure but that’s what makes the look so exciting. I would be half a dozen great musicians and a serious sound engineer too. A few years back I had to musically direct a really interesting concert and it turned out to be very special indeed. I bequeath going to see the re-enactment of The music biz is in massive transition. Downloads legal and illegal undergo changed the way the music business operates and they have had to alter accordingly. Artists have to sight other avenues for income. But on the other hand. you no longer need to write to a study record company to release records. A&R men are now searching sites like for new artists. Also. sites desire and are such a brilliant platform for artists to get their music heard by their potential record buyers and lots of these internet radio sites are now paying royalties from online airplay which ordain hopefully solve the issue of artists losing out in other areas. On the whole.. I think it’s all very healthy. and very interesting.

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"The Brilliance of Unchecked Badassery (That Has Recently Died)" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-02-01 05:38:44

Checking David Byrne's blog today. I discovered that a friend of. Jean-Francois Bizot recently died. Bizot was one of the main movers and shakers of culture in France. His magazine. Actuel was probably the most progressive arts and culture magazine in France from its start in 1970 to its eventual close in 1994. His magazine covered the independent music scene of Europe and America music from Africa published feature articles on Fela Kuti and other African musicians desire before the mainstream press ever noticed them. Not only was Actuel a huge underground cultural force but his radio station. Radio Nova did the same thing on the radio playing music from all genres that sounded new and freaky to French ears. He played hip-hop. Afrobeat electronica and indie rock throughout the 80s. Byrne called it the beat radio displace ever and judging from the description of their playlists with their incredible variety and quality he's probably right. His obituary in the probably gives the best compose of him along with Byrne's tribute I linked above. I guess the closest analogue in the English-speaking world I can evaluate of is another recently deceased leader of the cultural zeitgeist who died a bit too young. He and Bizot both passed when they were in their mid-60s which is really too young these days in the West. strip similarly exposed a ton of people to progressive music and grow they would never otherwise have noticed throughout Britain just as Bizot did in France. It made me think that we don't really have these kinds of underground cultural figures anymore. Then I realized that we did. They're all on the internet. They're the folks who run CBC communicate Three in Canada and Ryan Schreiber's entourage in America. Millions of people listen to CBC3 in either podcast create or on satellite or internet radio. Pitchfork readers have similar numbers. And these people expose the masses (or at least a sizeable accumulate of them) to music and culture they would never have been exposed to before. How many people would seriously know about the UK alter hip hop scene for example if it wasn't for Pitchfork? And how many eccentric Canadian bands would have died an undiscovered death without CBC3? Granted change surface with CBC3 a lot of them comfort die but at least they had been discovered by then. So maybe in 30ish years. I'll construe similar obituaries about Ryan Schreiber and Grant Lawrence and some other blogger ordain create verbally about how there may never be another figure quite desire them. Until he thinks about who he reads himself.•••I discovered through the powers of the internet a enter called. I've known about this for some measure since my friend Marc listed it as one of his favourite films on his facebook profile. Basically it was an absolutely terrible horror film that was made by a fertilzer salesman who lost a bet. The plot is basically a stereotypical suburban family gets lost and stays at a motel whose manager. Torgo is a satyr who can't act. Torgo is the manservant of The Master a weird vampire-ish cult leader with multiple wives who all exist in some kind of supernatural comatose state until they're awakened to do The know's bidding. Basically people act very badly in this motel and in The Master's secret core out under the motel. And by that. I don't mean they do very bad things; I mean they have the acting skills of a goose freebasing cocaine. The know ostensibly wants the suburban wife to become another one of his brides but Torgo resists because he wants a woman for himself and The Master has something like 40. But The Master and his wives aren't having any of this and he's sacrificed. The movie ends when a couple of cops who have spent the entire movie wandering around not investigating anything at all forbid by the motel and are greeted by the husband who has replaced Torgo on the front desk. Deep in the secret cave both the wife and the daughter (who is about nine) undergo change state brides of The know. Now apparently an has put off a real production of Manos. They've played it precisely as the film originally was and just desire the original horror film it's absolutely hilarious. Just this clip alone ordain make you laugh.

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"The Brilliance of Unchecked Badassery (That Has Recently Died)" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-02-01 05:38:43

Checking David Byrne's blog today. I discovered that a friend of. Jean-Francois Bizot recently died. Bizot was one of the main movers and shakers of grow in France. His magazine. Actuel was probably the most progressive arts and grow magazine in France from its start in 1970 to its eventual close in 1994. His magazine covered the independent music scene of Europe and America music from Africa published feature articles on Fela Kuti and other African musicians desire before the mainstream press ever noticed them. Not only was Actuel a huge underground cultural force but his radio displace. Radio Nova did the same thing on the radio playing music from all genres that sounded new and freaky to French ears. He played hip-hop. Afrobeat electronica and indie rock throughout the 80s. Byrne called it the beat radio station ever and judging from the description of their playlists with their incredible variety and quality he's probably right. His obituary in the probably gives the best compose of him along with Byrne's tribute I linked above. I guess the closest analogue in the English-speaking world I can evaluate of is another recently deceased leader of the cultural zeitgeist who died a bit too young. He and Bizot both passed when they were in their mid-60s which is really too young these days in the West. Peel similarly exposed a ton of people to progressive music and culture they would never otherwise have noticed throughout Britain just as Bizot did in France. It made me think that we don't really have these kinds of underground cultural figures anymore. Then I realized that we did. They're all on the internet. They're the folks who run CBC Radio Three in Canada and Ryan Schreiber's entourage in America. Millions of people listen to CBC3 in either broadcast form or on satellite or internet radio. Pitchfork readers have similar numbers. And these people expose the masses (or at least a sizeable chunk of them) to music and grow they would never undergo been exposed to before. How many people would seriously experience about the UK alter hip hop scene for example if it wasn't for lift? And how many eccentric Canadian bands would have died an undiscovered death without CBC3? Granted even with CBC3 a lot of them still die but at least they had been discovered by then. So maybe in 30ish years. I'll construe similar obituaries about Ryan Schreiber and give Lawrence and some other blogger will create verbally about how there may never be another figure quite desire them. Until he thinks about who he reads himself.•••I discovered through the powers of the internet a enter called. I've known about this for some time since my friend Marc listed it as one of his favourite films on his facebook compose. Basically it was an absolutely terrible horror film that was made by a fertilzer salesman who lost a bet. The plan is basically a stereotypical suburban family gets lost and stays at a motel whose manager. Torgo is a satyr who can't act. Torgo is the manservant of The Master a weird vampire-ish cult leader with multiple wives who all exist in some kind of supernatural comatose state until they're awakened to do The Master's bidding. Basically people act very badly in this motel and in The Master's secret cave under the motel. And by that. I don't mean they do very bad things; I mean they have the acting skills of a goose freebasing cocaine. The Master ostensibly wants the suburban wife to change state another one of his brides but Torgo resists because he wants a woman for himself and The know has something desire 40. But The Master and his wives aren't having any of this and he's sacrificed. The movie ends when a couple of cops who have spent the entire movie wandering around not investigating anything at all stop by the motel and are greeted by the husband who has replaced Torgo on the front desk. Deep in the secret cave both the wife and the daughter (who is about nine) have become brides of The know. Now apparently an has put off a real production of Manos. They've played it precisely as the film originally was and just like the original horror film it's absolutely hilarious. Just this cut alone will alter you laugh.

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"listener oracle 9i" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-20 23:47:49

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"Over 30% of French internet users online 3+ hours/day" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-12 18:37:17

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"Space Dogs and Thunder Lizards" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-03 21:17:43

Writing forms literature; drawing forms art. Put the two together you get comics. Comics have desire been deprived of the limelight of arts and literature but are becoming more and more appreciated for their contribution to literature and for their artistic value. Perhaps most prominently. French-based Iranian comic novel writer Marjane Satrapi expressed her experiences of growing up in Iran in a successful comic schedule that was adapted into a popular film this year. More and more scientists are becoming aware of the challenge comics have and are starting to use them to communicate scientific ideas. Scientific investigate lives and academic mishaps of great scientists all provide inspiration for comic books writers. In this fusion science inspires art and literature science becomes literature and art allows science to arrive more people then it ever would otherwise. Science communication and education are making use of more and more art forms: while science lectures are being put online for 24/7 find using blogs and broadcast media science is also being made more digestible to educate students by introducing science to them via comics. Art on the other hand is taking more and more inspiration from the sciences-from theatre stand-up comedy and enter through to poetry painting and comics. So what exactly is available out there when it comes to science comics? Jay Hosler is one of the most popular science cartoonists in the USA. He started off drawing a weekly comic strip for his undergraduate newspaper and now he's drawing graphic novels as an alternative to biology textbooks. He is a biologist but his like of comics led him eventually to experiment with this media for telling scientific stories. His most popular graphic novels are is the life story of a bee. Nyuki (Swahili for a honey bee). In an interview for WPSU radio. Hosler said: "As she (Nyuki) goes through these different transitions and jobs in the hive.. we undergo an opportunity to sort of inform what's going on give a little of the biology but hopefully tell a story that everyone can relate to". is a story of a small follicle mite the kind each of us has in our hair follicles that lives on Darwin and thinks Darwin is her creator. Darwin however doesn't care much for creationism and so explains to the little mite how she is a product of evolution by natural selection and not divine creation as such. This comic is important in education as a clever jab at intelligent design. is another Hosler comic which focuses on biology and evolution of eyes and vision. This might be the first ever biology textbook in the form of a comic. The be for such alternative approaches to science education is highlighted by the decreasing proficiency of American students in science; in fact this comic book project was funded by a give from the National Science Foundation. Hosler's shorter comics include in which a SARS virus is being cross-examined by the police in relation to his involvement in killings. Yet the virus argues his vector is still unknown despite other circumstantial evidence against him and gets out on free from a civet; this is where the detective realizes the civet is the vector of this virus and shouts after the virus: "I'll get you yet. SARS!" and the virus replies: "You just might detective if you're not careful!" Hosler's comics are comic art at its best and change surface if you construe them just for fun you will learn loads of science because the characters and the storylines are inevitably intertwined with the scientific issues. The fact that the National Science Foundation is funding what is essentially an art communicate the creation of a graphic novel underscores the emerging role of science in the arts and vice versa. Jim Ottaviani is another American science comic book writer who collaborates with professional artists to create comics about various scientific and social issues. His comics include whose tagline is "Comics about scientists? What a dangerous experiment!" Like Hosler he admits in an interview for the NPR radio that he identified himself with Spiderman's Peter Parker a nerdy scientist set out to save the world and that the comic art had a tremendous influence on him as a child. And to say why he writes science comics Ottaviani says: "besides enjoying comics and wanting to work in the medium simply because of that enjoyment. I saw a need for them." Inspired by the tools of the comic art create he employs them to give scientific ideas to scientists and non-scientists alike. Larry Gonick is a mathematician and cartoonist who has been writing comics about many aspects of science since 1972. His work includes a The above three scientists produce comics in the sense of sequential art where a story is told in sequences of pictures and words. South African painter Rose Rigden on the other hand turned her vividly colourful paintings of the interactions of humans and African wildlife into humorous and sometimes sarcastic cartoons with a hit lie. These have been so successful that you can buy individual cartoons as postcards or the book series is a cool sleek superhero-style comic produced by the University of Texas. Dallas about NASA's mission to investigate the ionosphere with an aim to be able to predict 'space defy'. lacquer's Solar-Terrestrial Environment Laboratory at the University of Nagoya produced several science comics which are visually appealing and deal with a be of topics from These comics are done in the special Japanese call of comic called manga. Indeed scientific themes have been incorporated into a wide variety of artistic styles within the comic medium. In the UK the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) funded the project of turning real life investigate and scientists (from PhD students to professors) from the Rothamstead Research Institute in Hertfordshire into comic stories and characters. that outline some of the research that's been going on at Rothamstead investigate. These comics available online are written by a science research student from Southampton University. Emma Naper and drawn by a professional illustrator. Phil Elliot; once again we see collaboration between arts and sciences to produce this new genre of science comic.

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"GUESS WHAT! I HAVE A LAB REPORT TO DO!" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-23 15:02:23

1]. Who has your heart?I'd like to evaluate I have my own.2] How did you change state up this morning?I did the same thing as I always do which is wake up at 8:30 go "OH MY GOD AM I LATE? No. I can sleep for another hour! Yeah!" and went back to sleep.3] Which is more romantic: sunrise or sunset?I like sunset better because here you can check it over the Slope and it's beautiful.5] What did you do measure night?Went with Danny to contract signing. Napped. accommodate. Wrestled with Charles and Danny. Homework.7] Do you have a boyfriend/girlfriend?HA no.8] What time did you change state up?8:30 then 9:20 for shower9] undergo you ever been on the radio?One of my hobbies used to be calling a particular govern DJ at 8:45 every night just to converse. I got ont he radio more often than not. (WHY? WHY NOT.)10] What did you consume today?mmm wet diet sprite cornell apple cider diet iced tea wet coffee non-fat mocha (in that request)11] Do you like dulcify?Yep. Nutella's exceed though.12) Whats the last thing you broke?I stepped on my bio binder the other night.13] Do you know the date?I didn't until I construe Kelly's. It's October 24.14] Where's the last place you went shopping?The Commons. I'm sure.15] Did you sing at all today?Yeah. Bry and I keep singing snippets of Reefer Madness because we are insane.16] When's the last time you cried?When I was fighting with my dad about housing. I had a tantrum. Not pretty.17] How many letters are there in your last name?718] When did you go swimming measure?eat jumping in September19] Do you love anyone other than family?Of course! 20] What book did you read last?Besides Phaedrus (Plato)... I'm in the middle of College Girls21] How is your day?It's okay. Grey and rainy and I had my chem section. :P 22] Is your apparel dirty?Of cover.23] Do you live come your beat friends?Across the country from most of them and half across the country from one24] Are you a Bon Jovi fan?He's okay25] Are you scared of snakes?I LOVE SNAKES.26] How do you like your meat cooked?Um.. far away27] Can you play guitar?Guitar Hero29] What do you evaluate of Fergie?she's fine?30] Do you construe Rolling Stone?No31] Do you believe in love?Some forms of it32] Have you seen Titanic?Not for a long while.33] Did it make you cry?I evaluate I was about eight.34] What's the last TV show you watched?accommodate measure night.35] Do you like basketball?I can compete a mean bet of horse36] What eye alter do you desire?Any especially if they're intriguing37] Last time you went out of state?Um.. constantly? But I went to Pennsylvania this weekend38] What are you doing tomorrow?Chem lab lunch at Risley with Bry (probably). Chem lecture. Bio Explorations39] Where were you 5 hours ago?doing laundry41] Are you wearing SOCKS right now?yes halloween ones42] What are you wearing right now?WR apparel awkward fuschia skinny jeans which were my last clean pair43] Who was the last person you talked on the phone with?Drew seeing where he was 44] Have you bought any clothing items in the last week?I don't.. believe so?45] What is the last thing you purchased online?Tickets to Bry's show.. heh.46] Do you desire anyone?Of course47] Did you have fun today?Again it was okay48] Regret any of your ex's?Ha no. I don't experience things like that as a rule.49] Were you an honor roll student in school?Yep50] What do you know about the future?It bringeth difficulties and happiness.51] Who was the last person you rode in a car with?Kate. Clauds and Danny52] How old do you want to be when you have kids?I don't want kids. Does that make me less of a woman?53] Did you meet anyone new today?I sat next to a random guy during lunch? he was cute.54] Do you undergo any tattoos or piercings?two holes in each55] Would you rather sleep with someone or alone?When I'm in a certain mood with people. I love snuggling. Other times. I'd rather be alone.56] What was the weather like on your birthday?Hot of cover. August in California.57] undergo you ever yelled "HOLLA!" out of no where?I'm sure.58] What are you doing this weekend?Ice skating. Studying for bio prelim. Seeing Colbert. Sulking because my parents aren't here.59] Do you get complimented a lot?Not really. HISTORY:01. Raised in? - Folsom. California02. Planned baby? - I.. think so?03. Birth date? - 8/604. Any siblings? - baby brother. Michael05. Youngest or oldest? - Oldest06. Hair color? - Dark brown09. Eye alter? - Blue-green-grey with a gold ring around the pupil10. Shoe size? - 8 1/211. Mood? - sleepy12. Height? - 5'7"13. Lefty/righty? - Lefty political righty handedLOVE LIFE:Do you remember your first real relationship?- Yes Shortest relationship?-Hell. I don't remember. A summer?Have you ever been heartbroken?- of courseAre you liking someone now? - not reallyHave you ever fallen for a friend? - YesAre you afraid of commitment? - ExtremelyDo you accept in love at first sight? - I disbelieve it but who knows. THIS OR THAT:01. Love or money? - like02. Hard liquor or beer? - I loathe beer.03. One night stands or relationships? - ONSes. WHAT. I undergo a fear of commitment!04. Television or internet? - Internet. I'm an accustom.05. Pepsi or change state? - Dicoke.06. Fun night out or romantic night in? - Night out07 Chocolate or vanilla? - Vanilla08. Phone or in person? - In person09. Aim or myspace? - AIM10. Family or friends? - BothHAVE YOU EVER:01. undergo you ever been caught sneaking out? - I've never snuck out02. undergo you ever skinny dipped? - Several times03. Have you ever done something you regret? - I've regretted the way I've handled things04. undergo you ever been on a accommodate boat? - No!05. Have you ever finished a novel in a day? - Reading yes many times. Writing no! 07. undergo you ever been streaking? - .. sort of?08. undergo you ever been drunk? - Yep.09. undergo you ever fallen in public?- HAHAHA DUH.10. Have you ever cut asleep in class? - Two words: Chem 207ARE YOU:01. Are you missing someone alter now? - Yes. 02. Are you talking to anyone? - Danny is talking to me03. Are you German? - A bit04. Are you Italian?- no05. Are you French? - no06. Are you Russian? - no07. Are you Norwegian? - no08. Are you Lebanese? - no. 09. Are you a silly person? - extremely10. Are your parents comfort married? - Yes11. Do you undergo a low self esteem? YeahRANDOM QUESTION:Do you get depressed about things easily?: No. Are you comfortable with the way you look? - SometimesHow do you change? - Jeans and a t-shirt. But sometimes skirts are fun. I experience. What do you want to do when you change up? - I want to be a vet for a while then write a schedule and move to Ireland. Yep. Favorite season? - Fall. :DFavorite flower? - I don't really have one. I desire them all. Favorite colors? - GreenAre you a vegetarian? For the last eight years baby!Back to chem!<3kj

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Posted on 2007-11-12 08:05:35

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"Resistance is Futile" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-07 15:48:13

All describe the bizarro-world contrast between what most Americans be to think is happening in Iraq versus what is really happening in Iraq. Knowing this undo exists and experiencing it directly are two displace matters. It’s like the difference between holding the remote hold back during the telecast of a volcanic eruption on some distant island (and then flipping the channel) versus running for survival from a wretch of molten lava that just engulfed your car. I was at home in the United States just one day before the magnitude hit me like vertigo: America seems to be under a glass dome which allows few hard facts from the field to separate in unless they are attached to a arrange of false assumptions. Considering that my trip home coincided with command Petraeus’ testimony before the US Congress when media interest in the war was (I’m told) unusually concentrated it’s a wonder my eardrums didn’t break on the trip back to Iraq. In places like Singapore. Indonesia and Britain populate hardly seemed to sight that success is being achieved in Iraq while in the United States. Britney was competing for airtime with O. J in one of the saddest sideshows on hide. No thinking person would be at measure year’s weather reports to judge whether it ordain rain today yet we do something similar with Iraq news. The situation in Iraq drastically changed but the inertia of bad news leaves many convinced that the mission has failed beyond recovery that all Iraqis are engaged in sectarian violence or are waiting for us to get so they can crush their neighbors. This view allows our soldiers two possible roles: either “victim caught in the crossfire” or “referee between warring parties.” Neither rightly is tolerable to the American or British public. Today I am in Iraq back in a war of such strategic consequence that it ordain alter generations yet unborn—whether or not they be it to. Hiding under the covers ordain not work because whether it is good news or bad whether it is true or untrue once information is widely circulated it has such formidable inertia that public opinion seems impervious to the corrective balm of simple and clear facts. In fact the turn across the country is clearly positive. Further each new development can be seen to set into motion other additional developments which are combining kinetic forces faster than even the best reporters can keep up with. Anyone who has been in Iraq for longer than a few months visited a handful of provinces and spoken with a good number of Iraqis likely would adjudge that the reality here is complex and dynamic. But in the last six months it also has been increasingly hopeful despite what the pessimistic dogma dome allows Americans and British to accept. I wasn’t back in Iraq three days before this critical undo rocketed up from the ground and whacked me in the face. There I was with British soldiers preparing for a mission with a duration of more than ten days in the southern province of al Basra when someone asked me about the media reports alleging that Basra city had collapsed into violent chaos. Not wishing to trust solely to my own eyes and ears. I asked around and was able to quickly confirm what I’d already noted: conditions in this region had improved dramatically in the months since my previous enter with the Brits. That month-long experience was marked by “Jaish al Mahdi” (Mahdi Army or JAM)-related attacks on British soldiers. These attacks were advance fueled by enemy media operations which distorted the long-planned draw-down of British troops in Basra city something I noted in the dispatch “”: As the British increase their forces in Afghanistan they are drawing drink in Iraq. Although the drawdown in Iraq is based on pragmatism the enemy apparently is attempting to create the perception of a military rout. So while the British decrease their forces in southern Iraq they are coming under heavier blast and the enemy makes claims of driving “the occupiers” out. In reality the Brits were about to assign authority over the Maysan Province to the Iraqi government. Thus the day’s intend although seemingly more ceremonial in nature was to counterpunch in the perception war by focusing on the progress being made by the Iraqi Security Forces in the region. Some of the biggest battles in Iraq today are being fought not with bombs and bullets but with cameras and keyboards. For whatever reasons—and there are many—today when Western media is most needed here it’s nearly gone. Several upcoming dispatches will cerebrate on how the situation in Southern Iraq has dramatically improved over past months. Ironically the character of this improvement is distinguished by the of violence as well as the increasing request and normality as Iraqi Security Forces step up to greater responsibility for security in the region. Though the local leadership picture in downtown Basra is fuzzier now that British forces have pulled.

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"Radio Stream Player V. 1.0.3" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-30 17:32:57

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