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Arabian School of Gymnastics is a non profit children's charity situated within a new modern leisure centre in the famous Code Breakers town of Bletchley, near Milton Keynes. The club a predominately girls club has 500 registered gymnasts on its books, with another 300 un- registered from Milton Keynes and the surrounding areas. Having said this, there are many boys that attend the recreational classes daily.The charity is very proud to be sponsored & supported by Milton Keynes and Sandy based The Engineering Quest.
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In 2006 it was famously awarded sports club of the year for the whole of Buckinghamshire being the only gymnastic club to reap such a prestigious high award. It has also gained SportMK awards of team of the year in Milton Keynes and many other awards for individual successes.
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An AB-, or less than one half aril content arilbred. I'm not sure if there
are any strong suits. Some are quite nice and some make nice garden clumps
because they often have the habit of putting out lots of stalks to a clump.
Often they have interesting patterns. But they are, in my opinion, iris
step-children. Cinderella with no prince in sight. I think they would
probably have the most appeal to those who also like historic iris. As
blooms they don't usually carry enough aril characteristics to satisfy
arilbred aficionados, but from their aril ancestry they lose bud count and
branching and most of the modern curlyques of modern TBs so don't satisfy
them either. For me, since it's possible even if difficult, they are used
as an intermediate step trying to work other bearded genes into the pool of
fertile arilbreds. Not too many new ones of the type come on the market and
I really don't know how much effort others might be trying with them. At
one time they were used more, I think, to produce plants that proved to be
fertile arilbreds. That was several decades ago. When I started it seemed
there would be room to work some additional bearded iris back into the gene
pool of the arilbreds. It hasn't worked very well, frankly. They are
difficult to use in obtaining seeds. Though I get some seeds every year,
I've gotten almost no germination. So the end result hasn't resulted in
many second generation plants. Even with a second generation plant there's
no guarantee you've progressed. My theory has been, though, that there
would be a higher degree of fertility occurring in subsequent generations.
I still have the theory if I could just get the plants. Fertile arilbreds
are amphi-diploids, so the genes don't work together like they do in TBs,
e.g., but they do work together in order to produce a plant. How they work
together is crucial. With all the huge gene pool available in non-arilbred
bearded iris it still seems to me that there are likely to be some that
would enhance what is currently available within the fertile arilbred gene
pool. But it can't be demonstrated without obtaining viable seeds and then
working with the plant. So for the AB- types, the single most important
criteria is the ability to produce seeds, not their appearance. Some are
clearly more inclined to be cooperative than others, but germination remains
a problem.
Does this help any?
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Mushrooms are full of Vitamin D which affects the diencephalon (4) - the region of the brain that controls the sleep/wake cycles. According to researchers, Vitamin D deficiencies are a major cause of sleep disorders.
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Dark leafy greens like spinach are good sources of magnesium. Magnesium has been found to increase total length of sleep (5) because it promotes the production of melatonin in the body, balancing the sleep/wake cycle.
6. Tuna
Tuna contains nicotinamide (niacin) - a Vitamin B3 that has been shown to increase rapid eye movement (REM) sleep (6) and encourages a good night's rest. Other oily and fatty fishes like salmon, mackerel, and sardines are also good choices.
7. Pumpkin seeds
If you suffer from restless leg syndrome - a common cause of night disturbances - you may have an iron deficiency. Increased iron intake, from pumpkin seeds for example, can increase sleep efficiency in restless leg sufferers from 75.7 to 84.0 per cent. (7)
8. Tonic water
Similarly, quinine has been claimed to reduce legs cramps during the night (8) which can affect sleep. Quinine is found in tonic water, but stick to just a small glass before bed as giant quantities could have some unpleasant side effects such as diarrhoea.
9. Herbals teas
Some ingredients of herbal teas, like valerian and kava, are believed to target GABAa receptors in the body. (9) These receptors transmit data directly to the brain and, as they act as mild sedatives, they instruct the brain to take a little rest.
10. Bananas
Potassium, found in large quantities in bananas, has been seen to quickly relax muscles (10) in animals, and although research on humans is limited, it is expected to have similar results. Relaxing the muscles and unwinding is a good way to encourage sleep.
11. Egg white omelette
Egg whites are chock full of serine - an amino acid that regulates blood sugar and provides mild sedative effects. In studies, ability to get to sleep, and duration of sleep, are better with serine (11) supplementation than with a placebo.
12. Toast
Carbohydrates like bread are a great source of energy - they cause a rapid rise in blood sugar (12), followed by a 'crash'. In some instances, such as before bed, this crash can actually be beneficial. Aim to eat about an hour before bed for best results.
(1) Hartmann, Ernest. Effects of L-tryptophan on sleepiness and on sleep. Journal of Psychiatric Research, Vol. 17, Iss. 2, 1982-1983, Pages 107-113
(2) Shattock, Paul & Whiteley, Paul. The role of tryptophan in autism and related disorders. The Nutrition Practitioner, Summer 2006
(3) Mayer, G, Kroger, M, Meier-Ewert, K. Effects of vitamin B12 on performance and circadian rhythm in normal subjects. Neuropsychopharmacology, Nov 1996
(4) Gominak, S.C, Stumpf, W.E. The world epidemic of sleep disorders is linked to Vitamin D deficiency. Medical Hypotheses, Volume 79, Issue 2, August 2012, Pages 132-135
(5) Abbasi, Behnood et al. The effect of magnesium supplementation on primary insomnia in elderly: A double-blind placebo-controlled clinical trial. Journal of Research in Medical Sciences, Dec 2012
(6) Peuhkuri, Katri, Sihvola, Nora, Korpela, Riitta. Diet promotes sleep duration and quality. Nutrition Research, Volume 32, Issue 5, May 2012, Pages 309-319
(7) Kryger, Meir H, Otake, Kazuo, Foerster, John. Low body stores of iron and restless legs syndrome: a correctable cause of insomnia in adolescents and teenagers. Sleep Medicine, Volume 3, Issue 2, March 2002, Pages 127-132
(8) Simon Connolly, Priscilla et al. reatment of Nocturnal Leg CrampsA Crossover Trial of Quinine vs Vitamin E. Archives of Internal Medicine, 1992
(9) Gyllenhaal, Charlotte et al. Efficacy and safety of herbal stimulants and sedatives in sleep disorders. Sleep Medicine Reviews, Volume 4, Issue 3, June 2000, Pages 229-251
(10) Bonaccorsi, A et al. Mechanism of Potassium Relaxation of Arterial Muscle. Journal of Vascular Research, Vol. 14, No. 5, 1977
(11) Ito, Yukihiko et al. Effects of L-serine ingestion on human sleep. SpringerPlus, Aug 2014
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A British woman being held over a £1.6 million cocaine haul in Indonesia has been admitted to hospital and sedated, according to reports.
Rachel Dougall cannot eat, is confused, and has been given sedatives to calm her down, ITV News reported.
The channel said she is being treated by a doctor in jail, where she is being held with fellow Britons Julian Ponder and Paul Beales on suspicion of drug trafficking.
ITV News said Ms Dougall's lawyer told the channel: "She is sick. She always shouted 'Where is my daughter?'.
"She (said she wants) to see her daughter because she has six-years-old daughter."
Made Sumadi, doctor at Bali Police Hospital, is reported to have said: "The first treatment, we give her sedative to make her calm (so she) can sleep.
"If already she calm, we bring her back to the cell. She get confused because she is very long time don't eat, because she cannot eat rice."
The Foreign Office confirmed it is aware of reports that Ms Dougall has been admitted to hospital.
"Consular staff from the British Consulate in Bali are monitoring the situation and will continue to provide consular assistance," a spokeswoman said.
Ms Dougall, Mr Ponder and Mr Paules were arrested on suspicion of drug trafficking at the end of May. An Indian man was also arrested.
The four suspects were held in a sting operation after British housewife Lindsay Sandiford, 55, was allegedly caught with 11lb of cocaine stuffed in the lining of a suitcase as she arrived on the sunshine island.
Ms Dougall, who could receive the death penalty for the alleged smuggling operation, has maintained her innocence, insisting she was the victim of a "fit-up".
It is believed she is in a relationship with Mr Ponder and the couple have a little girl Kitty, reportedly in the care of the couple's maid and gardener on the island.
Mr Ponder has alleged he was set up by Ms Sandiford as he went to pick up a birthday present for his daughter.
The Foreign Office has said British officials are helping the girl as well as the arrested Britons.
Customs officials said Mrs Sandiford, originally from Redcar, Teesside, may be spared the death sentence because she helped catch three other members of the smuggling operation, who could face a firing squad.
She is thought to have told police she agreed to make the smuggling trip only because her children in England were being threatened.
Mrs Sandiford was paraded at a press conference wearing an orange prison T-shirt, flanked by masked, armed officers in Kuta, a town on the holiday island, while a customs official cut open packages wrapped in brown tape to reveal a white powder.
Another 2.4oz of cocaine, 10oz of powdered ecstasy and a small amount of hashish were also seized following the arrest of the other gang members at separate locations in Bali, officials said.
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Would you be willing to share with your employer how much you eat, drink, smoke or exercise? And would you be willing to make lifestyle changes in return for a break on the cost of your health insurance? The University of Minnesota offered such discounts to its workers. Actions such as completing a health questionnaire, biking to campus or setting personal fitness goals earned insurance discounts beginning at $300. Nearly 6,000 employees accepted the bargain.
But do such programs have the intended effect of healthier employees and lower health-care costs? As more businesses embrace health incentives, these questions are becoming more urgent.
Perhaps the most widely recognized employer wellness program is that of the grocery store chain Safeway. The company's voluntary Healthy Measures program evaluates four measures of health: tobacco use, weight, blood pressure and cholesterol levels. If employees pass all the tests, annual premiums are reduced by up to $780 for individuals and $1,560 for families.
While Safeway's program remains voluntary (and available only for nonunion employees), other companies, such as CVS pharmacy and Scotts Miracle-Gro, have taken harder-line stances. CVS, for example, recently required all of its employees to submit to a medical exam or pay a $600 fine. Scotts bans smoking, during both work and off hours, as part of its program.
So, do such initiatives work? A 2010 analysis of 36 studies that looked at corporate wellness programs suggested they can be effective. Researchers calculated that employers saved $6 for every $1 spent: $3.27 saved in medical costs and an additional $2.73 gained due to reduced absenteeism. An earlier analysis had found that such programs reduced sick leave, health plan costs, worker compensation and disability costs by about 25 percent.
But not every study has reached the same conclusion. A number of recent studies have cast doubt on both the cost savings and the sustainability of some employee wellness programs.
A series of studies, published recently in the influential journal Health Affairs, looked broadly at the efficacy of employer wellness programs. One study concluded that employers might save money on one aspect of health care but spend it on another. The researchers, led by an economist at the University of Arizona, looked at a wellness program at St. Louis-based BJC HealthCare, a major hospital. This company launched its program in 2005, targeting conditions such as heart disease and diabetes with a series of insurance discounts. The study found that fewer employees were hospitalized, which certainly saved money on hospital costs. But those savings were offset by higher amounts spent on outpatient doctor visits and prescription drugs.
In a second study, UCLA-led researchers reviewed multiple studies examining a variety of conditions targeted by employee wellness programs, including high blood pressure, smoking and obesity. The study raises questions about some basic assumptions of wellness programs. For example, the authors discovered that "a majority of studies showed no significant spending differences between people who used tobacco, had high blood pressure or cholesterol levels, or got inadequate amounts of exercise, compared with other people."
The authors also suggest that while incentives may help get employees off to a good start in making changes, sustaining them is more challenging. In the case of weight-loss programs, incentives helped participants lose weight, but in the long run, they regained it. In 19 trials looking at smoking cessation, only one had significant effects on smoking rates after six months.
For employees, perhaps the most telling red flag from the study is that their employers may be saving money not by making them healthy but rather by shifting health care costs onto them. "Our evidence suggests that savings to employers may come from cost shifting, with the most vulnerable employees — those from lower socioeconomic strata with the most health risks — bearing higher costs that in effect subsidize their healthier colleagues," wrote the authors.
There may be benefits of workplace wellness initiatives that we haven't yet measured, such as improved morale and workplace camaraderie. But it's clear from the mixed bag of evidence so far that we need to keep studying what works and what doesn't in order to design programs that will fulfill the hope that they can save money and make people healthier.
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"The "new pedagogical models" (A Silicon Valley term meaning: we didn't read the literature and still don't realize that these findings are two, three, or more decades old) being discovered by MOOC providers supports what most academics and experienced teachers know about learning: it's a social, active, and participatory process.
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"The large MOOCs can improve the quality of learning by creating a model for rapid creation/dissolution of groups. If you have teenagers in your house (or if you are a gamer), you're likely familiar with how groups form in many video games or virtual worlds. There are two extreme opposites: World of Warcraft involves highly cohesive social units where individuals spend long periods of time together in solving problems and engaging in quests. In contrast, Call of Duty has low social cohesion as groups are formed on the spot and once a player logs off, the group dissolve (yes, you can log in and play with friends in a more cohesive unit on CoD as well). The latter model is worth considering for MOOCs."
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Last week was, actually, our second visit to Luna Rossa.
Normally, I try not to dine at a restaurant until it's time for a review, so that every experience is as equal as possible. But we had been to Luna Rossa before, after a jazz concert at Lake Las Vegas. We sat outdoors. In August. It wasn't a pleasant experience, but that had little or nothing to do with Luna Rossa per se.
Cut to last week, a chilly evening when we'd actually planned to review another restaurant, only to be told that it was closed for a private party, so when we walked into Luna Rossa we were literally coming in from the cold. And there, my friends, amid an atmosphere that was warm on many levels, was a pianist playing lovely dinner music, despite the fact that there were but a handful of tables occupied.
So yes, we were charmed right from the beginning. But unlike the hilly streets of The Village at Lake Las Vegas, nothing went downhill from there.
There was a personable, pleasant and efficient wait team. Comfortable but somewhat elegant table settings. A menu that was heavy on the familiar but had enough innovations to keep things interesting. And food that more than met the bar set by all of the above.
We started simply enough, with crusty bread and butter while we waited for our appetizers. Crostini della Tradizione ($13) was anything but traditional, at least by the standards set by most Italian restaurants in this country. Crisp-crusted, lightly toasted, substantial country-style bread had been layered with sage and prosciutto and blanketed by melted mozzarella for a carnival of contrasting textures and flavors -- the crisp bread with the chewy cheese, which also contributed a mellow richness against the earthiness of the sage and the salty lushness of the prosciutto. A pile of mixed field greens, dressed in a light vinaigrette, added balance and interest.
Rigatoni al funghi ($18) sounded truly traditional but turned out to hold a few secrets. The big tubular pasta were cooked just to the al-dente stage, tossed with lots of chunky mushrooms with a firm foresty texture and cossetted in a vodka-infused pink sauce. I tend to like pink sauces because they're less acidic than a standard tomato sauce, and this was one of the good ones.
And Luna Rossa's chef proved that he or she has a way with sauces in the Canelloni di Carni ($24.95). This is a classic dish, and it's customary for the filling of the crepelike pasta cylinders (housemade, in this case) to be made of mixed meats, but we thought the pork-beef-chicken mixture here was just a tad dry. They were saved, though, by the rich bechamel that was ladled across half of them, even more so by the marinara ladled across the other half.
Dessert? We couldn't even look at the menu, much as we were tempted.
Next time. But one thing is certain: It won't be outdoors in August.
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text: Natalie Must Have Left A Note by Gary Sunshine published on 2012-11-06T04:24:14Z NATALIE MUST HAVE LEFT A NOTE a song by gary sunshine While I stand talking to a brick wall walking by a soul the words shot right across my heart I'm getting weak like a heel watched you go in circles though I know you missed the band and the worst part you asked for it Look I'm a wreck & I don't know what went wrong Natalie must have left already Some days I find myself on that faded road down in Chinatown lies on dancin' mostly out of time I like the way you move there you go talkin' though you can't even look me in the eyes here I am lying still I don't know what went wrong Natalie must have left already The blinding sun and the open sea cold promises in front of me save yourself it's ok you only stuck around to play it's a Tuesday morning it's cold as helll the best laid plans just fell you left me in this dump Oh dear what the hell went wrong nah.. who's the sucker now? lights out talking this is washing over my house yet even though you love me so you can't even look me in the eyes but you still wear those boots I bought ya the stolen ring I gave ya I'm a wreck but I don't know where it went wrong and Natalie must have left a note somewhere tellin' me what the fuck happened here Genre Indie Heartache Trash Pop Comment by @taufikhardi Cool... love this This is it And i'm telling you cover... check ya... :) http://soundcloud.com/taufikhardiansyah/taufik-and-i-am-tellin-you 2013/01/28 10:41:33 +0000 Comment by Ma Deuce Lovely songs 2013/01/22 03:41:14 +0000 Comment by ScottJenx @garysunshine: Own them crack you earned em. G'night man. 2012/11/29 04:54:19 +0000 Comment by Gary Sunshine @scottjenx: Again thanks! Been a rough year the cracks are showing, ha, have a great night Scott. 2012/11/29 04:51:04 +0000 Comment by Gary Sunshine @seasick-yet-still-docked: Thanks G...no planning in this one just wrote it that night, hope you're well, I look forward to the new music. 2012/11/29 04:48:45 +0000 Comment by ScottJenx @garysunshine: I mean it dude. It's like seeing a custom car, knowing there is only one like it. You look (listen) a little closer. The way your voice cracks on command is a blessing, and if it's not on command, then it's a miracle. ; ) 2012/11/29 04:48:27 +0000 Comment by Gary Sunshine @jinxjones: Thanks always Jinx 2012/11/29 04:47:21 +0000 Comment by Gary Sunshine @jasna-ilic: So nice of you to take the time, thanks 2012/11/29 04:46:59 +0000 Comment by Gary Sunshine @rock-flexible: Thank you 2012/11/29 04:46:42 +0000 Comment by Gary Sunshine @scottjenx: Thanks Scott. That really means a lot... 2012/11/29 04:44:04 +0000 Comment by ScottJenx I can honestly say Gary, I have not gone a week without hearing your voice since I first heard it. And make no mistake, one knows it once they've heard it. It's like Tom Petty, or Mick Jagger, there is no mistaking it for someone else. 2012/11/29 04:34:28 +0000 Comment by Kitchen Party House Band @garysunshine: I so hear you, will start renovating the kitchen this morning, walls ceilings floors, moving sink to other side of the room etc etc so will have little time to comment on so many wonderful tracks 2012/11/19 12:25:45 +0000 Comment by Gary Sunshine @itneverhappened: many thanks...always my pleasure to hear your thoughts as well as your music 2012/11/19 04:13:19 +0000 Comment by Gary Sunshine @hughdoolan: Thank you Hugh, means a lot always appreciate you stopping by 2012/11/19 04:12:46 +0000 Comment by Gary Sunshine @the-carleton-sound: Thanks Roy..nice of you to give it a listen, I've had so little time to listen myself, sorry 2012/11/19 04:12:11 +0000 Comment by Gary Sunshine @kellyanne-1: Thanks KellyAnne, very kind as always thank you 2012/11/19 04:11:14 +0000 Comment by Gary Sunshine @william-j-lepetomane: Many thanks always appreciated 2012/11/19 04:10:50 +0000 Comment by Gary Sunshine @don-beekeeper: Thanks Don, much appreciated sir 2012/11/19 04:10:32 +0000 Comment by Don Beekeeper Great convoluted melody - always like the jumpy inflection. 2012/11/17 12:11:02 +0000 Comment by sink \ sink @garysunshine: Sorry guys for jumping in on this comment thread, but no room otherwise to comment. Hope you don't mind B? Opening line had me straight away Gary. Loving the boots and ring line too, indicative of the whole history and relationship. Great line that puts you in the heart of the story. Lovely end too. Don't know if that was planned? Worked for me :-) 2012/11/16 21:21:38 +0000 Comment by Hugh Doolan fandabbidoozie lead guitar on this, Gary and another great song - but then I'm a sucker for song titles with girls names :)) 2012/11/16 10:16:15 +0000 Comment by rufinmusic Great track ;) 2012/11/16 09:21:39 +0000 Comment by Johnny Minstrel About to listen to Sharon and then saw that its a companion song to this one, so I had to come here first. Already taken by the melody and feel. And if Natalie's not real then you've made her so in this great song. 2012/11/12 17:45:47 +0000 Comment by itneverhappened "Indie heartache trash pop" - lovely.. You do that so well. I love that loose feel you get. Sort of combining power with a very relaxed vibe. 2012/11/12 14:10:50 +0000 Comment by Gary Sunshine @robsonic1: Very very kind of you, thanks 2012/11/12 03:36:12 +0000 Comment by Gary Sunshine @zacharyfriederich: Thanks Zach, means a lot 2012/11/12 03:35:54 +0000 Comment by Jasna Ilic another wonderful song,enjoyed listening :) 2012/11/11 23:05:17 +0000 Comment by David Daniel's Songs Nice! 2012/11/11 23:00:51 +0000 Comment by KellyAnne Love this section best. Love the whole thing. This is really, really good indie-pop, Gary. :) 2012/11/10 17:26:04 +0000 Comment by Gary Sunshine @bergmansounds: Thanks Mats..u know I appreciate your thoughts but I'll say it again...Almost done with the companion piece to this song. Maybe tomorrow or today actually...Only have had a quick moment to listen to your 2 newest, need to take the time maybe tonight. Best to ya. 2012/11/10 16:53:33 +0000


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This week Blizzard is doing a patch for WoW, doing this sale and it doing a major patch for D3. Not saying they are scared of Gw2, because of course they know. That Gw2 cant kill them, they will still do just fine. However, it also true that Gw2 will take some subs away. (1mil at most, which is not much for them at all) However, to try and lower that even more. They are doing a lot this week to lower how many will leave as much as they can. So no, gw2 will not kill and will not even hurt WoW that much. However, It can take subs away and so Blizzard doing there best to lower how many will leave. It not out of desparation, it just a very smart move they are doing.
If GW2 would take a million subs from Wow as you think and those would be western subs it would be a lot to them. Wow had just over 9 mil players last time they toldus, half of those are western player that pays a lot more than say Chinese players.
I am not so sure they will lose that much but if they do Activision will cry like babies, it is a huge sum ($15 million bucks a month, or probably just 10M since they wont get all the money for gamecards) and Activision is in economical problems right now just like EA.
I meant 1mil at the very most, plus ArenaNet have a good following in Asia as well.
So people will leave WoW for Gw2 in Asia as well, it not just western market.
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I hope people realize the reason the sale ends on the 27th is due to patch 5.0 comming out on the 28th it has nothing to do with GW2
The 28th is the day that GW2 releases.
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Originally posted by hpy7871
I hope people realize the reason the sale ends on the 27th is due to patch 5.0 comming out on the 28th it has nothing to do with GW2
The 28th is the day that GW2 releases.
Why did GW2 choose WoW's patch day to have their official release? They must be a-scared!
Originally posted by Vannor
They do this every year... price drops, free expansions using the scroll of resurrection.. etc. etc. I mean, I'm a GW2 fan and I don't play WoW.. but the GW2 fanbois are really jumping on anything to try and validate their game of choice. WoW doing things like this is nothing new.
Dunno why GW2 fans would want some elements of WOW community playing to be honest . I kind of hope the kids stay with WoW leaving other games to have more mature and friendly communities .


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Critics of the decision to swap Taliban captive Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl for five Taliban commanders held at Guantanamo Bay accuse President Barack Obama and his officials of violating the long-standing U.S. policy of never negotiating with terrorists. The administration insists that the policy is intact.
The critics are missing the point. On balance, the exchange made sense. It isn't just that a U.S. soldier has been recovered at little net cost to U.S. security interests: The release is part of a broader effort to serve those interests. The administration has long been trying to engage with the Taliban as the U.S. war effort winds down, and rightly so.
It isn't an easy policy to set before the U.S. public, but it's a necessary one. If the U.S.'s exit from Afghanistan is not to end in disaster for the people of that country, there must be some kind of accommodation between their government and the Taliban. By releasing the five Taliban commanders, the administration hoped not just to get Bergdahl back, but also to move that larger process along.
To be sure, the five Taliban are still enemies of the U.S. They're bad men: Two of them have been implicated in massacres of Shiites, for instance. Also, it's an awkward complication that some of Bergdahl's fellow soldiers apparently suspect him of desertion -- hardly the ideal case for ensuring "no man is left behind." Nonetheless, since the Taliban isn't going to be crushed, it will have to be talked to. Scruples about good and bad negotiating partners must yield to that reality.
Republican claims that the swap will encourage terrorists to kidnap Americans are unconvincing. Fighters on the battlefield need no additional incentive to kill or capture the enemy. There's little prospect of this swap serving as a model for hostage taking in other situations.
To drive home that point, the administration is right to insist that no precedent is being set. It helps that it hasn't designated the Afghan Taliban as a terrorist group. The Taliban sheltered Osama bin Laden and al-Qaeda but has not itself attacked U.S. targets outside the theater of war. According to their Defense Department dossiers, all five Taliban were captured and held for their roles in fighting coalition forces.
The timing of the swap is admittedly questionable. Prisoner exchanges generally come when hostilities have ceased. The five Taliban were released to Qatar, which agreed to ensure they would not pose a threat to the U.S. and banned them from traveling for a year, but that isn't reassuring. There's a chance the men will take up arms again, as others released from Gitmo have done.
However, with the U.S. preparing to withdraw, other considerations loomed larger. The opportunity to strike a deal for Bergdahl's release was closing; his health was a growing concern; and widening a channel of communication with the Taliban was good policy. The deal was no great cause for jubilation, but it would have been a mistake not to strike it.
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