Thread: Iraq/Dinar News. 09/05 to 01/14/07

Sounds like a date we won't miss. My mouth is watering. How about some cajun music to go with it.

Originally Posted by flygirl1

Bigopie, My husband is an honorary (coonass) He lived in Louisiana for 10 years and flew for Royal Airlines. His first job out of the Air Force. We still have a crawfish boil every year and hope it doesn't rain. We didn't have it this year because of Katrina. But we get the spice and the crawfish from Louisana. It is the best. I don't touch my lips to the corn or potatos.

CoonAss huh? I spent all my Teenage summers in Hackberry with my uncle and Aunt Running the Drawbridge and shrimping in the Saltdoom channels & the Jetties yo know between Camren and Lake Charles..

Yes it is the Best stuff. Exspecially the Boodan. Hackberry was totally wiped out along the Cameran Parish area.My Aunt made it ok. My Uncle was with Brown & Root down in Florida at the time. It is unbelieveable what you see on TV you must see it in Person was much more heartBreaking.

Any How Cool, Another coonass.

Originally Posted by bigopie

crawfish and beer....man it don't get no better then that flygirl 1....lol.....hope to meet up with u and hubby when we meet after the dinar pegs.....Pat

Yes it does. Boiled Shrimp and Tequila with a twist.

Staying on track guys! ya making a man feel hungry, lol.

Here we go, love reading articles like this......

http://www.iraqdirectory.com/DisplayNews.aspx?id=1465


LaHood says Iraq has the potential for a strong economy
06/06/2006
Source: WQAD.com

Congressman Ray LaHood says Iraq has the potential for a very strong economy, now that it has a government in place.

LaHood returned from his first trip to Baghdad over the weekend. He was among a congressional delegation that included U-S. House Speaker Dennis Hastert.

The group met with Iraq government officials, top military command and soldiers from Illinois. LaHood says the meeting with Iraqi officials has made him more optimistic the country can establish a democracy.

LaHood says Iraq may have as much as 200 (M) million barrels of oil underground. The 18th District Republican says the country's new ministers have to develop economic opportunities for companies that want to come in to produce the oil.

Oil production up 15%
Iraq oil production up 15%
06/06/2006
Source: AME Info

Iraq's crude oil production has reached 1.95m bpd, 15% more than the average output for the past 10 months, according to Southern Oil director Hashem Al Hashemi quoted by AFX News. He said average production over the past 10 months has been 1.7m bpd. Iraq's oil sector has been hamstrung by years of sanctions, war and sabotage.

http://www.iraqdirectory.com/DisplayNews.aspx?id=1466

Neno, I do not know all these places you talk about but I let my husband read your post and he knows them. Boil and Tequila is not a good combination for Mark (my husband). Hot Mezcal still makes him sick thinking about it. I got crushed when I was younger and I still get the chills when I think about it. Sounds like a party brewing!

A WICKED-WICKED Party!

Did somebody say Tequilla?!?!?!

(Me AFTER Tequilla....)

Awesome-ly FANTASTIC Articles Adster! Keep'em Comin'!


(Caught my husband's attention when I laughed out loud when you began your one post....."Come to Daddy..."!!)

Iraq, Azerbaijan to sign economic cooperation protocol by the end of 2006
06/06/2006
Source: Trend

By the end of 2006 Iraq and Azerbaijan will have signed the protocol for economic cooperation, Trend reports quoting Arshad Omar Ismail, Iraqi Ambassador to Azerbaijan.

Iraqi diplomat said Iraqi Ministry of Trade supported such protocol and already submitted it to the government for approval. «A representative of Iraqi Ministers Cabinet will soon arrive in Baku to sign this document», - he added.


Soon be partytime all round. :0)

http://www.iraqdirectory.com/DisplayNews.aspx?id=1467

NENO and FLYGIRL1....yes got to have cajun music for a party....love that chank-a-chank....accordian...lol...and yes neno..u r correct...everybody talks about hurricane katrina..and she was bad...but to southwest louisiana.hurricane rita was just as bad...made peoople forget about hurricane audrey in 1957...total destruction all the way up to almost lake charles...i know the area u were at in the summer time...spent every summer in holly beach louisiana vacationing .....wiped it all out.....and i have a daughter that just graduated from Mcneese university in lake charles......i'm gonna have to bring some french accordian c.d.'s for us to dance to on the beach after the peg....lol...GO DINARS...Pat