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Watermelon: amnesty laws, infrastructure and oil and Az would be passed by majority political Link: http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=ar&tl=en&js=n&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Falrayy.com%2F76839.htm&act=url Agencies - The Secretary General of the Iraqi coalition of white beauty of watermelon, that the laws broken inside the dome of the parliament will be passed by majority political, noting that one of the most important of these laws is the (law ​​infrastructure, oil and gas, and a general amnesty). The melon in a press statement that "after the passage of the federal budget for the current year by the political majority, not consensus, there has been convinced Hamas and the members of the House of Representatives to pass laws broken inside the dome of the parliament majority political." He added that "the most important laws to be passed is the law of the infrastructure and the general amnesty law, oil and gas majority political." Noting that the district some political blocs to the Council of Representatives hurting blocs political because the House of Representatives is the 'People's House' and must all members to come to the dome of the parliament.

Kinda sounds like a threat huh?

March 15, 2013 Link:http://www.ekurd.net/mismas/articles/misc2013/3/kirkuk778.htm KIRKUK, Iraq's border with Kurdistan region,— The people of Kirkuk won’t be voting in the Iraqi elections because of ongoing issues about whom the area belongs to. Frustrated, some are saying Kirkuk should forget Iraq and become an autonomous region. It was almost twenty years ago that Omar Nour ad-Din was forced to leave his home in Kirkuk by members of Saddam Hussein’s Baath party. The former Iraqi leader was trying to change the composition of the city by forcing Kurdish locals out and bringing Arabs in. And ad-Din, accused of being linked to Kurdish nationalists, was forced to leave everything behind. Although he has since returned to Kirkuk, an Arab family moved into his house and he has never been able to return. Ad-Din is just one of thousands who have been waiting for some kind of resolution to this long-standing issue. In 2003, that resolution seemed to be coming closer, with the creation of Article 140 of the new Iraqi constitution, post-Saddam Hussein. The Article was supposed to remedy the expulsions, ethnic cleansing and Arabisation that Hussein’s regime had undertaken, through three main steps. And the deadline for the implementation of Article 140 was the end of 2007. However up until now nothing has happened and it’s been five years since that deadline expired. Kirkuk remains in limbo and because of this, its citizens won’t be able to vote in the upcoming provincial elections – this is due to these ongoing disagreements about rules for ethnic representation. And today in Kirkuk the leaders of the various different ethnic components in the city seem to have widely varying opinions on Article 140. Some think it’s time to give up on the clause, other’s think it’s essential to work through it. Sunni Muslims Arabs in the province believe that Article 140 should be considered void. “Article 140 is a mistake in the Constitution,” says MP Omar al-Jibouri from the Iraqiya bloc. “And it should be amended. It is no longer applicable,” al-Jubairi says, because Kurdish authorities have been encouraging Kurdish families to come back into Kirkuk to serve their own purposes. Of course, the Kurdish politicians, who would like to see Kirkuk become part of the semi-autonomous region of Iraqi Kurdistan, feel differently. And they say that the Kurdish who are returning to Kirkuk are simply those who were forced to leave before. “Article 140 is part of the Constitution and is not invalid. Anyone who thinks it is no longer applicable is going against the Iraqi Constitution and the rule of law,” Khalid Shwani, an MP from the Kurdish alliance in Baghdad,www.ekurd.net argued. “It is the responsibility of Iraqi MPs to cooperate in getting this Article implemented. If Article 140 was implemented I believe that Kirkuk would immediately become part of the Kurdish region,” he concluded. And the third group with a stake in Kirkuk, the ethnic minority Turkmen, remain in the middle of this dispute. Najat Hussein, a Turkman politician who sits on the provincial council in Kirkuk, describes Article 140 as frozen for the time being because of the circumstances. All of the wrangling over Article 140, followed by the inactivity, has seen locals becoming more and more frustrated. And recently there have been calls to make Kirkuk an autonomous region all on its own. One of the supporters of this idea is local political analyst, Ihsan Najm ad-Din. He believes that all of the political parties involved are wasting time and that they don’t seriously want to resolve the problem of Article 140. “The ideal solution is that the people of Kirkuk form their own autonomous region away from the influence of political forces,” ad-Din says. However until the different Iraqi political forces decide on any of those options, it seems that Umar - and thousands of people like him - will have to keep waiting until a decision is reached about their future

Good article. Thanks K98. Imo, it would be in the best interests of all parties to resolve the Kurdish-Iraqi issues, and I think they will. I think most of this is simply political posturing. I don't think the Kurds will separate from Iraq, but nothing moves fast over there, and who knows how long it will take to work it out? My hope is quickly. RSS

You would be correct GG.

He's still saying the same stuff buddy at another site where people talk on the radio...hint, hint

Tony TNT

Please, not the Easter Bunny. He hides things and I'm really tired of looking for this darn thing! Man......You are one smart puppy! I got a beer, waiting on the RV; Ahhh......could you send over one of those chics please?

Heck, thats an easy one....... Terry K fans, Oakie fans, Blaino fans, Frank fans, Thug fa....whoops, sorry thug ( JK )

Hot Dog? Your not sitting outside of Wells Fargo in the parking lot are ya?

The green button would only raise it one pip............ No wait. I'm sorry, that would be the green arrow to the right of your screen----->>> My bad.

Near= Not early as requested

Kurdistan: Leave consensus is wrong and Nechirvan Barzani's visit to Baghdad after the passage of the budget excluded BAGHDAD / Obelisk: A member of the Kurdistan Alliance Hassan Jihad, Wednesday, that Iraq is a state components may not be able to pass important laws concerning the country without a political consensus between the parliamentary blocs representing these components, explaining that the visit Barzani to Baghdad is out after passing the general budget. The Jihad for "obelisk", that "the Kurdistan Alliance and after passing the federal budget for the current year 2013 of without taking Kurdish demands will be all the options, including withdrawal from the government and if that happens, the withdrawal will include ministers who manage and secede, including Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari" , noting that "things are still pending and waiting how Staol him." Regarding the position of the U.S. decision to withdraw the Kurdistan Alliance of Baghdad after confirm Washington supported Iraq in the light of the Convention الاستراتيجة has to meet National Security Adviser Faleh al-Fayad with U.S. Vice President U.S. Joe Biden emphasized jihad "It is related to the Kurds does not matter accepted Washington or rejected ", past to say that" the United States does not support al-Maliki does not support his policies and the evidence for that is that there is an assessment of the humanitarian organizations on the many violations of human rights in Iraq. " On the future of the region in light of the geopolitical map in the region if it went towards secession Jihad said that "Iraq's relationship with neighboring countries is good and almost requires the construction of diplomatic relations good with neighboring countries, including Turkey, not only for the Kurds but the current stage requires the government precision in dealing with Ocean ", but he also said that" the Iraqi parties, including the Shiite street is satisfied with the policy of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki. " The Kurdistan Regional Government started soon vote on the budget traded concept of Kurdish nationalism, and reaffirms continuously as major national scheduled to determine the destination country, as stated by the Constitution of Iraq, has also threatened to export oil region without giving its imports to the federal government because of the parliamentary vote on the budget without give dues to oil companies and resolve its file, as described approving the budget, depending on the numerical vote outside the will of the heads of blocs as "rude violation" everything was basically to launch the political process.

Refer the Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of the appearance of Mohammed Saleh to retire after the cancellation of the extension service BAGHDAD / Obelisk: A source in the Iraqi Central Bank, Wednesday, that Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki referred the Deputy Governor of the Bank the appearance of Mohammed Saleh to retirement. The source told "obelisk", that "at the request of the Iraqi Central Bank got the approval of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to cancel the extension service Deputy Governor appearance of Dr. Mohammed Saleh and his retirement." The Iraqi government has launched in the 21 January release of the deputy governor of the Central Bank of the appearance of Mohammed Saleh Detained for more than a month on charges of corruption bail guarantor. The deputy governor of the Central Bank of Iraq the appearance of Mohammed Saleh denied at the 14 of December last year, knowing the issuance of a warrant for his arrest on charges of corruption, as he emphasized the withdrawal of special protection personnel and its phones belonging to the bank. The head of the Iraqi Council of Representatives Osama Najafi and the Governor of the Central Bank and Agency Abdul Basit Turki search in the 31 last October mechanism of action of the CBI and prove its independence under the changes that have occurred recently while stressing the latter continuing investigation ERA hard currency and the Department of money laundering in the Central. And the Council of Ministers decided, on 23 October 2012, dismissing Iraqi Central Bank Governor Sinan al-Shabibi and the prime BSA Abdul Basit Turki proxy instead of him, said media adviser to Prime Minister Ali al-Moussawi that the decision is valid until further notice.

Holy cow! It may not be a military action, but now it seems we have Kuwait invading Iraq.

I do believe you are correct.

Wow, I don't know why you haven't rec'd a ton of replies to this one. If they can pull this off, we're there IMO. Thanks for the article and +1 fom me. RSS One thing though.....thats a BIG if!

Thanks for the link. Excellent read! I hope Iraq read it as well. I am assuming by "Historic", Moon means get it done , then bye bye Chapt 7.

Exclusive: U.S. plans to let spy agencies scour Americans' finances Link: http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/03/13/us-usa-banks-spying-idUSBRE92C12720130313 By Emily Flitter and Stella Dawson and Mark Hosenball NEW YORK/WASHINGTON | Wed Mar 13, 2013 6:51pm EDT NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Obama administration is drawing up plans to give all U.S. spy agencies full access to a massive database that contains financial data on American citizens and others who bank in the country, according to a Treasury Department document seen by Reuters. The proposed plan represents a major step by U.S. intelligence agencies to spot and track down terrorist networks and crime syndicates by bringing together financial databanks, criminal records and military intelligence. The plan, which legal experts say is permissible under U.S. law, is nonetheless likely to trigger intense criticism from privacy advocates. Financial institutions that operate in the United States are required by law to file reports of "suspicious customer activity," such as large money transfers or unusually structured bank accounts, to Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). The Federal Bureau of Investigation already has full access to the database. However, intelligence agencies, such as the Central Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency, currently have to make case-by-case requests for information to FinCEN. The Treasury plan would give spy agencies the ability to analyze more raw financial data than they have ever had before, helping them look for patterns that could reveal attack plots or criminal schemes. The planning document, dated March 4, shows that the proposal is still in its early stages of development, and it is not known when implementation might begin. Financial institutions file more than 15 million "suspicious activity reports" every year, according to Treasury. Banks, for instance, are required to report all personal cash transactions exceeding $10,000, as well as suspected incidents of money laundering, loan fraud, computer hacking or counterfeiting. "For these reports to be of value in detecting money laundering, they must be accessible to law enforcement, counter-terrorism agencies, financial regulators, and the intelligence community," said the Treasury planning document. A Treasury spokesperson said U.S. law permits FinCEN to share information with intelligence agencies to help detect and thwart threats to national security, provided they adhere to safeguards outlined in the Bank Secrecy Act. "Law enforcement and intelligence community members with access to this information are bound by these safeguards," the spokesperson said in a statement. Some privacy watchdogs expressed concern about the plan when Reuters outlined it to them. A move like the FinCEN proposal "raises concerns as to whether people could find their information in a file as a potential terrorist suspect without having the appropriate predicate for that and find themselves potentially falsely accused," said Sharon Bradford Franklin, senior counsel for the Rule of Law Program at the Constitution Project, a non-profit watchdog group. Despite these concerns, legal experts emphasize that this sharing of data is permissible under U.S. law. Specifically, banks' suspicious activity reporting requirements are dictated by a combination of the Bank Secrecy Act and the USA PATRIOT Act, which offer some privacy safeguards. National security experts also maintain that a robust system for sharing criminal, financial and intelligence data among agencies will improve their ability to identify those who plan attacks on the United States. "It's a war on money, war on corruption, on politically exposed persons, anti-money laundering, organized crime," said Amit Kumar, who advised the United Nations on Taliban sanctions and is a fellow at the Democratic think tank Center for National Policy. SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY The Treasury document outlines a proposal to link the FinCEN database with a computer network used by U.S. defense and law enforcement agencies to share classified information called the Joint Worldwide Intelligence Communications System. The plan calls for the Office of the Director of National Intelligence - set up after 9/11 to foster greater collaboration among intelligence agencies - to work with Treasury. The Office of the Director of National Intelligence declined to comment. More than 25,000 financial firms - including banks, securities dealers, casinos, and money and wire transfer agencies - routinely file "suspicious activity reports" to FinCEN. The requirements for filing are so strict that banks often over-report, so they cannot be accused of failing to disclose activity that later proves questionable. This over-reporting raises the possibility that the financial details of ordinary citizens could wind up in the hands of spy agencies. Stephen Vladeck, a professor at American University's Washington College of Law, said privacy advocates have already been pushing back against the increased data-sharing activities between government agencies that followed the September 11 attacks. "One of the real pushes from the civil liberties community has been to move away from collection restrictions on the front end and put more limits on what the government can do once it has the information," he said. Michael German, senior policy counsel for the American Civil Liberties Union, said that U.S. officials had floated a similar scheme to pool such data a decade ago, but that funding for the plan was later withdrawn by Congress. He said one of the problematic aspects of the plan is that there is "wiggle room" on how the information will be used. In the past, the National CounterTerrorism Center, which is supposed to ensure that critical threat information is shared among various agencies, was obliged to "promptly identify and purge any innocent U.S. person information." But the guidelines were subsequently loosened so that "not only can they keep the data for a number of years, but they can continue to use it," German said. Once spy agencies get such data, German said, "it's in a black hole. Time and again, we have evidence, unfortunately well after the fact, that somebody's civil rights have been violated, that the intelligence community simply ignores the rules."

(RSS Note: This article is from yesterday. I couldn't find it in our forum, so I am posting. If already posted, my apologies. Also, I have a few of my own comments after the article. Comments are JMO. ) RSS Link:http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=ar&tl=en&js=n&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Falmowatennews.com%2Fnews_view_57166.html&act=url Tehran warns of intervention in the Iraq crisis BAGHDAD - Entered Tehran on line explosive crisis between Baghdad and Erbil, after approval by the House of Representatives on Iraq's budget for the current year by asking solution satisfactory to both parties, the center of the central government's willingness to make concessions in exchange for not withdrawal of the Kurdish ministers. The Iraqi source early in a statement quoted by Elaph »that Iran has entered the line crisis between Baghdad and Erbil, which erupted sharply Thursday after the approval of the House of Representatives on the country's budget for the current year 2013 the absence of the Kurds and their disapproval by not included a clause stipulating payment amount 4 billion dollars to foreign oil companies operating in the Kurdistan region, he insists the Kurds. The source noted that the Iranian delegation expensive by Qassem Soleimani Iranian official for the Iraqi file squad commander of Jerusalem in the Iranian Revolutionary Guard is currently contacts shuttling between Baghdad and Arbil, where he met there with Massoud Barzani, president region, Barham Saleh, deputy secretary-general of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan led by President Jalal Talabani. He explained that the delegation had told them ready Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki implement the demands of the Kurds in exchange for not feet to withdraw their ministers from the government, which will lead to its downfall, especially with the start of Ministers Iraqi withdrawal from recently. The source said that a solution is being studied now between the three parties to approve the payment of the amount four billion dollars to foreign oil companies in Kurdistan and to be in a special supplement attached to the budget law is a vote in parliament later. He pointed out that the entry of Iran in the crisis this comes a feeling of Tehran difficult situation experienced by Iraq as a result protests and demonstrations taking place in western provinces and northern a popular movement that could explode violent generally Iraqi authorities at any time, especially in light frictions that take place between the protestors and security forces which erupted in the cities of Fallujah a few days ago in Mosul last beer and led to the fall of the number of dead and wounded. Iran has called on countries in the region not to interfere in the crisis in Iraq, said Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast «it is incumbent on all countries to stand by the government and the Iraqi people together and avoid a crisis line to devote ethnic and sectarian differences there. He warned countries in the region from the repercussions of the Iraqi crisis «which will affect countries in the region, particularly the intervening negatively and which supports the project sectarian» Mtansla of his country's position in this direction. Added the Iranian official that «the people and political currents Iraqi enjoy political maturity appropriate that Saahlhma out of the crisis through dialogue and roads democracy. And said «that there are suspicious movements in the region aimed at finding differences and stirring sectarian strife between the components of the countries as well as create a tense atmosphere between the countries of the region in order to reach a state of chaos and instability in the region. ( My comments: I am no fan of Iran, but let's face facts. Iran is to Iraq, as Mississippi is to Alabama; In other words ...next door. The Iranian influence will always be there, if you think it wont, then I suggest you do a bit more studying. I like what I have highlighted in red. If true, it could keep this keg of TNT between the kurds and everyone else from exploding. The comments that were highlighted in blue were simply because I thought it rather humerous that the words Iran and democracy could be in the same sentence. My personal feelings are that the Iraqis in general are not big fans of ours and I certainly don't hear them chanting, USA, USA, USA ! The Iranians on the other hand are their next door neighbors, generally the same type of religion and cultural thinking. At this point, I don't give a rat's hiney who mediates this problem, and if Iran can pull it off, so be it. Yes, I know Iran wants to take over Iraq, but lets face it...Right now Iraq is totally being run by Maliki who is nothing but an Iranian puppett ( IMO anyway), so I say if Iran can help get the Kurds and the rest of the country to stay together...so be it.... We all say the main thing is " Do what will help Iraqs people" I agree, but c'mon guys, I did not invest my hard earned money into dinar just for the good of the Iraqi people, and if you tell me you did for that reason, and not to make money, I say you are full of it. ( With all due respect of course) lol. Ok, you can agree with my statements or disagree, as I said, just my opinion) . End of my rant. Thanks for putting up with me, RSS

OK, if I am interpreting this correctly, it sounds like the Kurds will go back to the Parliment for no other reason but to cause desention. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. I hope I am. There are enough childish games being played in the Government without the Kurds causing more problems. I realise all fractions of their govt want as much as they can get, and the Kurds are no different. However, that being said, they got their 17% in the budget. I hear everyone talking about those poor Kurds. I say B.S. Get your butts back to work. You are hurting your own people as well as all the people of Iraq with this stupid Mexican ( no Hispanic pun intended) standoff ! Not to mention the fact that I'm getting tired of waiting on MY money!! I know many of you have differing opinions on this, but thats mine. This whole thing could be over if these people would just grow up. RSS

This guy frank is hilarious. I just wish it were true. Jmo, RV this ASAP b-4 we are all sol!

Economists: it is still too early to join the World Trade Elynizh Link: http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ar&u=http://www.almadapaper.net/ar/news/260160/%25D8%25A7%25D9%2582%25D8%25AA%25D8%25B5%25D8%25A7%25D8%25AF%25D9%258A%25D9%2588%25D9%2586%25D8%25A7%25D9%2584%25D9%2588%25D9%2582%25D8%25AA-%25D9%2584%25D8%25A7-%25D9%258A%25D8%25B2%25D8%25A7%25D9%2584-%25D9%2585%25D8%25A8%25D9%2583%25D8%25B1%25D8%25A7-%25D9%2584%25D9%2584%25D8%25A7%25D9%2586%25D8%25B6%25D9%2585%25D8%25A7%25D9%2585-%25D8%25A5%25D9%2584&prev=/search%3Fq%3D%25D8%25A7%25D9%2584%25D8%25B9%25D8%25B1%25D8%25A7%25D9%2582%2B%25D9%2584%25D9%2585%25D9%2586%25D8%25B8%25D9%2585%25D8%25A9%2B%25D8%25A7%25D9%2584%25D8%25AA%25D8%25AC%25D8%25A7%25D8%25B1%25D8%25A9%2B%25D8%25A7%25D9%2584%25D8%25B9%25D8%25A7%25D9%2584%25D9%2585%25D9%258A%25D8%25A9%26hl%3Den%26lr%3D%26cr%3DcountryIQ%26tbs%3Dqdr:d,ctr:countryIQ&sa=X&ei=Qe08UfeXO-fqyQHgmIGAAQ&ved=0CD8Q7gEwAQ BAGHDAD / tributary cactus Experts say in economic affairs that it is still too early for joining in the World Trade Organization (WTO), stating that most of the economic sectors that support Iraq's exports are disabled. The economist said Bassem Jamil Antoine "We can not isolate Iraq from the rest of the states, by not joining the World Trade Organization (WTO) but must choose the right time to enter the World Trade Organization." He Antoine in his speech to the "not in the interest of Iraq to join the organization at the present time because most commercial and industrial sectors and agricultural paralyzed, and join in this case open the border to the Member States. Called to wait till reclamation sectors as a whole, access to the organization prospects high economic. For his part, chairman of the Economic Media Center Dargham Muhammad Ali: "I of Altfezan to join the World Trade Organization (WTO) at the present time that Iraq has no exports could make it benefit through the organization. Ali said in a statement (long) "There terms of that should be available to the country that wants to join the World Trade Organization, including the pricing Kmarkip the goods contained in addition to raising support for the rest of the goods to be there freedom in competition with non-food distribution in the ration card , noting that Iraq has not applied these conditions at the present time. Noteworthy that the World Trade Organization sent a group of inquiries and requests to the Ministry of Commerce to modify file Iraq's request to join the organization. The general director of economic relations in the ministry Hashim Hatem "The organization sent a series of questions and requests to modify a file on Iraq's accession to the organization, revealing that" the most important questions received regarding schedules tariff according to the Harmonized System, which operates the Organization consisting of ten numbers. " "We prepared the tables under the Harmonized System which was released in 2002, which consists of eight digits, and asked the organization to work on a modern system consisting of ten numbers by adding two other tariff." He pointed out that "the ministry is now working with Customs to amend the tariff as stated by the organization or hold the old system," explaining that "there is no response from the concerned departments requests and questions the WTO." And require WTO commitment with their agreements and that pledge the state wishing to accession to the signing of the Protocol of Accession includes approval of the application of all WTO agreements.

Iraq renews its commitment to close the outstanding issues with Kuwait13-03-2013 | الأمم المتحدة - كونا United Nations - Kuna Iraq yesterday renewed his commitment to close the issues of missing Kuwaitis and Kuwaiti property, stressing his support proposal UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon to appoint a representative of the International Organization to act as a coordinator Gennady Tarasov, who left office in December last year. This came in a message sent by the Iraqi ambassador to the United Nations, Hamid al-Bayati, to the President of the Security Council, which he said «Based on the positive developments in relations, Iraq - Kuwait and meet Iraq's continuing obligations to the United Nations and most recently the arrival of technicians Iraqis to Kuwait to join the UN mission in the third phase of the project maintenance of the Iraq-Kuwait border in the 17th of December last year, the Government of Iraq reaffirms its commitment to continue to search for the missing Kuwaitis, and their desire to resolve this humanitarian issue emotional, which enjoys a great deal of importance to the Kuwaiti families. لجنة مشتركة A joint committee He stressed Bayati said his government «reaffirms its support for the proposal Ban Ki-moon, that takes my missing Kuwaitis and Kuwaiti property of a joint committee of bilateral or by a representative of the secretary-general appointed for this purpose», adding that «Governments reaffirm that such a move would facilitate Close this matter. With the end of the mandate of the Tarasov in the 31 of December 2012 suggested Ban Ki-moon to the Security Council to consider a number of options to make sure that given this humanitarian care issues during the next six months. Based on the consultations that took place recently in both Kuwait and Iraq earlier this month suggested the UN Secretary General in his report to the council to take over the United Nations Mission to help Iraq (UNAMI) task Tarasov or set interim coordinator for six months or find coordinator last to replace Tarasov or choose another person from the United Nations headquarters to undertake this task. Recalled that the Security Council still consult on these options, while the Western countries on the Security Council prefer to take one of the officials of the Secretariat of the United Nations, while Russia favors the appointment of a temporary high-level coordinator. Diplomats said in a statement to KUNA that due to the lack of a decision so far, it is possible to resort Secretary General to appoint a successor to Tarasov, until these issues are resolved humanity under resolution 1284القبس الكويتية Qabas Read more: http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=2&hl=en&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=ar&tl=en&u=http://www.sotaliraq.com/mobile-news.php%3Fid%3D91854&usg=ALkJrhgh5sIy8DMzmXzfDU_IGOD2xyUgCg#ixzz2NNQdxvVo

And I'll bet it will be red with a houndstooth hat on it, lol......War Eagle!