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Dear Susan, Once again please accept my deepest and sincere sorrow for your loss. I know when I first found this site in mid-October 2009, I was a 'mess' in every sense of the word. I found a community of people who became 'e-friends' very quickly that showed me laughter, support and friendship in the moments when I needed it most and I believe it has also happened for you. I was not 'in the Chat Room' the night you announced the event. When my friend told me your story the following day, I broke out in tears immediately and said how sorry I was for you. Since the increase of people that has come aboard over the last few months and the increase in 'e-fighting and bashing', I have elected not to talk as freely as I once have. So, my friend had to remind me that you were the person who wanted the dinar to RV so your children could have an incredible Christmas! I am so sorry once again that your son couldn't wait just a bit longer for an event to occur that could have changed his life so completely. I sometimes wish God would allow us to turn back the hands of time or allow us to be forewarn about an event ... to which we could change or detour the outcome. Hopefully to prevent us from being a witness to an occurence that would break our hearts so completely. I wish you God's peace, love and protection in the days ahead. Take care and if you need someone to hear your cries , my ears are open and my mouth is still. Sincerely, Rita Wong (aka Akita) RitaMWong@aol.com

Dear Susan, I feel 'very late' in saying I am sorry for your great loss. I'm glad you have found 'friendship and support' in the chat room during these difficult times. Please accept my thoughts and prayers for you and your family. God bless you and provide for you in strength and courage now and in the days and years to come. Sincerely, Rita (aka Akita)

Hello again! I read on the Bank of America website under the 'Foreign Exchange' policy listings that the bank will not accept torn or multilated currency in exchange. I don't think the De La Rue machine might be able to verify these notes correctly. I am still believing this is a practical joke to get a 'rise' out of people and not a serious intent to vent your rage and possibly harm your financial future.

I'm sorry for your loss ... but, I hope you are 'playing' around and not doing anything unstable. I wish you peace because this has been a very long road indeed! Take care.

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Iraq to resume Baghdad-Paris flights after 20 yrs Mon Nov 9, 2009 8:18am EST BAGHDAD, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Iraq's national airline plans to resume direct flights between Baghdad and Paris after 20 years, the government said on Monday, prompted by demand following a drop in violence levels and a rise in investor interest. State-owned Iraqi Airways will sign an agreement with French authorities in mid-November to resume weekly flights between Baghdad and Paris, Iraq's cabinet said in a statement. More airlines are opening routes into Iraq after a fall in violence over the past 18 months, despite the hazards of air travel into a country where bombings and attacks remain common. Flights from Baghdad to other Middle Eastern destinations have jumped in recent years, and airlines have slowly begun opening up direct routes to European destinations. Iraqi Airways recently began direct flights to Stockholm, and is eyeing direct flights to Germany as its next destination, an airline official said.

Hello everyone! Normally I am usually just a 'reader' and not really a 'poster' on forums such as these. But, I recently had purchased some iraqi dinars on the advice of a friend and hoping the RV comes quickly. Thank you and I look forward to reading the good news.

Hello, I from Southern California and hoping the RV will happen soon and I can start to rebuild the important things in my life. Thanks and I hope to learn much from everyone.