21. Iraq Culture History And Archaeology iraq culture History and Archaeology Culture history, archaeological sites, and other information related to the past of Iraq. http://archaeology.about.com/od/iraq/

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22. Iraq War: The Iraq Culture Smart Card Iraq War The iraq culture Smart Card. 3/31/05. Iraq War Democracy and support for the US. 3/31/05. Tales of the caliphs ?Abd al Malik, builder of the http://journals.aol.com/bmiller224/OldHickorysWeblog/entries/2838

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23. Usability In The News: Iraq Culture Smart Cards News for User Interface Design, Human Computer Interface (HCI, Human Factors, Ergonomics from Usernomics. http://www.usernomics.com/news/2005/03/iraq-culture-smart-cards.html

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24. SCHOOL@HOME iraq culture Iraq History and Government Today we learned about Iraq. When I came home I felt rather bored now I am writing about this in my blog. http://schoolathome.blogspot.com/2004/11/rhiannon-on-iraq-coop_09.html

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25. Iraq Culture Smart Cards (from The U.S. Marines) - Vagablogging.net - Rolf Potts iraq culture Smart Cards (from the US Marines) has distributed thousands of iraq culture Smart Cards to American serviceman in Iraq. http://www.vagablogging.net/archives/004142.shtml

Main Stories Interviews Books ... Contact Rolf's new book! Main March 07, 2005 Iraq Culture Smart Cards (from the U.S. Marines) Last year I blogged about the Marine Corps' primer on cultural sensitivity in Arab lands , which seemed to resemble the kinds of tips one might find in the front of a Lonely Planet guide to the Middle East. Now I've read reports that the Marine Corps Intelligence Activity (MCIA), has distributed thousands of " Iraq Culture Smart Cards " to American serviceman in Iraq. The 16-panel, folded card includes information on religion, religious holidays, clothes and gestures, ethnic groups, cultural groups, customs, and history, social structure, and understanding Arabic names. Also included are "Do This" and "Don't Do This", commands, numbers, questions, and helpful words and phrases. An online sample card can be found here When I first heard about these "smart cards", I'll admit I thought of the "Kwikpoint® International Translators" that Jason Wilson made fun of in his foreword to The Best American Travel Writing 2001 . (" it strikes me as the antithesis of what travel is supposed to be," Wilson wrote. " The message:

26. Val E-diction: Iraq:  Culture Does Matter iraq culture Does Matter. With the possibility of a real quagmire staring us in the face in Iraq, I don’t know what else to say but to reaffirm my http://val.dorta.com/archives/000484.html

Main April 05, 2004 Iraq: Culture Does Matter With the possibility of a real quagmire staring us in the face in Iraq, I don’t know what else to say but to reaffirm my conviction from decades of living it and thinking about it in the Third World: culture is all important, it can’t be changed or displaced overnight with institutions and law, it fights modernization with teeth and nails. Just as cultural atavism was found to be the real engine behind the anti-imperialist myths of my youth, our current good-intentioned idealism, lacking a foothold on reality, is discovering the power of culture in the Middle East. Victor Davis Hanson’s The Mirror of Fallujah “If we are to try to bring some good to the Middle East, then we must first have the intellectual courage to confess that for the most part the pathologies embedded there are not merely the work of corrupt leaders but often the very people who put them in place and allowed them to continue their ruin.” “So the question remains did Saddam create Fallujah or Fallujah Saddam?” Update, April 06

27. NPR : Commentary: Iraq Culture Commentator Lea Marshall says a verse of centuriesold Persian poetry reminds her of the art and the literature the Iraqi region has cultivated. http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=1214299

28. Iraq Culture, Iraq iraq culture Resources 1· Society, Culture and Values Read More Iraq (08/04). Despite its abundant land and water resources, Iraq is a net food http://creekin.net/k12134-n88-iraq-culture-iraq.html

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30. Robot Filter: Iraq Culture Smart Cards The Marine Corps Intelligence Agency distributes an iraq culture Smart Card to all of it s service men. Kind of a quick, dummies guide to Iraq neat http://www.happyrobot.net/robotchow/robot_filter.asp?rfid=2624

31. The New York Times > Week In Review > Image > Iraq Culture Smart Card Excerpts from a card that helps US soldiers in Iraq learn manners amid the mayhem. http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2005/03/05/weekinreview/20050306_IRAQIS_GRAPHI

March 5, 2005 The New York Times Excerpts from a card that helps U.S. soldiers in Iraq learn manners amid the mayhem. The New York Times Company

32. Iraq History & Iraq Culture | IExplore Iraq declared war on Israel at the outbreak of the SixDay War in June In 1968, Iraq’s final coup in recent history brought to power the Ba’ath Party. http://www.iexplore.com/dmap/Iraq/History

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33. Plunder Of Iraq Culture Treasures - US Adv. Panel Resigns | QeRN Plunder of iraq culture Treasures US Adv. Panel resigns. Submitted by editor on Sun, 2003-04-20 1823. Iraq. By RAY CONLOGUE - with a report from Mark http://www.qern.org/node/158

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34. Rox Populi : Don't Leave Home Without It Indeed From Rox Populi, this image of the iraq culture Smart Card, a reminder card I don t mean to steal content, but this iraq culture Smart Card Roxanne http://roxanne.typepad.com/rantrave/2005/03/dont_leave_home.html

hostName = '.typepad.com'; Rox Populi A politics, art, culture. language and travel blog Main 07 March 2005 Don't Leave Home Without It Indeed Via , the Iraq Culture Smart Card [large PDF file] gives servicemembers stationed in Iraq helpful guidelines in dealing with local nationals. Servicemembers are required to carry the card with them when they leave the base. Check out this small bit of it [arrows added]: As documented everywhere, secular Iraqi women rarely wore head coverings and moved about the country freely, without male escorts, before the US invasion. Link TrackBack TrackBack URL for this entry: http://www.typepad.com/t/trackback/1974079 Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Don't Leave Home Without It Indeed Sign of the times from Pandagon From Rox Populi, this image of the Iraq Culture Smart Card, a reminder card issued to soliders to help them get along better with the Iraqis they encounter. Roxanne has helpfully added some arrows to indicate details that are... [Read More] Tracked on March 7, 2005 01:54 PM Sign of the times from Pandagon From Rox Populi, this image of the Iraq Culture Smart Card, a reminder card issued to soliders to help them get along better with the Iraqis they encounter. Roxanne has helpfully added some arrows to indicate details that are...

35. Barbelith Underground > Head Shop > Books On Iraq Culture Books on iraq culture. eeoam. 1846 / 16.06.04. I m looking for a book or books on contemporary Iraqi culture. Anyone got any ideas? http://www.barbelith.com/topic/17900

Subcultural engagement for the 21st Century... Barbelith is a new kind of community ( find out more You can login or register Underground Head Shop Books on iraq culture eeoam I'm looking for a book or books on contemporary Iraqi culture. Anyone got any ideas? Our Lady of the Ashes (prev. Our Fifty-First Century Lady I can't offer much right now as I'm on leave from working in a small library that's not well-stocked on the subject, but if you're anywhere near a decent-sized library have a look for books with the dewey number 956.7 on the spine, as that's where the books should be. I might be more helpful in a week or two. sdv try Akbar Ahmed 'Islam under seige' - indirectly related I think Add Your Reply

36. InfoD-Cafe: IRAQ CULTURE SMART CARD iraq culture SMART CARD US military personnel in Iraq are presented with a laminated card that summarizes the rudiments of Iraqi culture, as refracted http://lists.webtic.nl/pipermail/infodesign-cafe/2005-February/339850.html

InfoD-Cafe: IRAQ CULTURE SMART CARD Conrad Taylor conrad at ideograf.demon.co.uk Thu Feb 17 07:54:00 CET 2005 Previous message: InfoD-Cafe: IRAQ CULTURE SMART CARD Next message: InfoD-Cafe: ATypI 2005: Aaron Marcus in the frozen north Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] IRAQ CULTURE SMART CARD U.S. military personnel in Iraq are presented with a laminated card that summarizes the rudiments of Iraqi culture, as refracted through the understanding of the Marine Corps Intelligence Activity. "The 16-panel, folded card includes information on religion, religious holidays, clothes and gestures, ethnic groups, cultural groups, customs and history, social structure and Arabic names. Also included are 'Do This' and 'Don't Do This', commands, numbers, questions, and helpful words and phrases." I'm interested by the terminology. Certainly in the UK, a "smart card" is one that includes some form of chip, storing data, passwords, biometric dataor whatever; used, for example, for banking or guaranteeing identity or storing medical records. There's even the implication that there are different degrees of "smartness" the card might have if it is read-only, it could be fairly smart, but if you can save data back to it, it would be even smarter. In Iraq, one would hope that the soldiers get smarter, not the cards. The epithet, as we say, appears to have been transferred. It doesn't matter how much wisdom one imprints upon a card, it doesn't appear to get any smarter. There's perhaps an implied metaphor here; I don't know what this might suggest about military training. Conrad

37. InfoD-Cafe: IRAQ CULTURE SMART CARD A copy of the iraq culture Smart Card, newly updated in November 2004, is available here (in a very large 6.5 MB PDF file) http://lists.webtic.nl/pipermail/infodesign-cafe/2005-February/339851.html

InfoD-Cafe: IRAQ CULTURE SMART CARD Kimball, Miles miles.kimball at ttu.edu Thu Feb 17 18:12:48 CET 2005 Previous message: InfoD-Cafe: RE: InfoDesign-Cafe Digest, Vol 3, Issue 9 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... http://www.faculty.english.ttu.edu/kimball 806.742.2500x227 YahooMessenger: mikimbal The Web Portfolio Guide (Longman, 2003) http://www.ablongman.com/catalog/academic/product/0,1144,0321093453,00.h tml -Original Message- From: infodesign-cafe-bounces at list.informationdesign.org [mailto: infodesign-cafe-bounces at list.informationdesign.org ] On Behalf Of Jack Zaientz Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2005 2:16 PM To: Discussions about information design Subject: InfoD-Cafe: IRAQ CULTURE SMART CARD IRAQ CULTURE SMART CARD U.S. military personnel in Iraq are presented with a laminated card that summarizes the rudiments of Iraqi culture, as refracted through the understanding of the Marine Corps Intelligence Activity. "The 16-panel, folded card includes information on religion, religious holidays, clothes and gestures, ethnic groups, cultural groups, customs and history, social structure and Arabic names. Also included are 'Do This' and 'Don't Do This', commands, numbers, questions, and helpful words and phrases." A copy of the Iraq Culture Smart Card, newly updated in November 2004, is available here (in a very large 6.5 MB PDF file): http://www.fas.org/irp/doddir/usmc/iraqsmart-1104.pdf

38. Here And Now : 10/3/2003 USiraq culture Gaps A look at some of the cultural gaps that exist in a country under US occupation. Listen. Leaks, Sources, and On the Record http://www.here-now.org/shows/2003/10/20031003.asp

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39. Columbia Newsblaster: U.S. Artists Reaching Out To Rebuild Iraq Culture US Artists Reaching Out to Rebuild iraq culture Summary from multiple countries, from articles in English. Many of Iraq s cultural repositories not just its http://www1.cs.columbia.edu/nlp/newsblaster/archives/2003-10-19-17-08-17/web/sum

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