I'm pretty sure it was carpet bombing.
It does seem like implying military action without actually calling for it seems like a popular approach.
I'm all upset about Greece, though.
The Greek situation is tragic. More austerity probably isn't going to help their tanked economy and without economic growth the cycle will just continue. Going back to the Drachma would be painful, but I wonder if it might be better in the long run. A debased Drachma might spur more tourism and exports and help regrow the economy. 'course that's awfully easy for me to say when I'm not living in Greece.
I wish the Republican detractors would explain they would do in place of taking the deal
"What they have instead are a lot of talking points, MacGuffins, red herrings, and distractions that aim to divert attention from the core issue — hawks' desire to avoid diplomacy and have a war." (according to Yglesias)
They're desperate to have a war they can blame on Obama so the history books they don't control won't have a chance to paint Bush as a warmonger without being able to tar Obama as well.
So about six weeks ago I had a filling fall out of one tooth, and repairs needed on another. I got them repaired. A week or so later, both new fillings had fallen out. I got them repaired and they fell out again. Got them repaired again--now one has fallen out again, the other keeps on rubbing against my tongue, making it sore, and a filling on a third tooth fell out.
Is this sort of thing common or should I be looking for another dentist?
I have never had a filling fall out. I would find a new dentist.
I would find a new dentist and contemplate a request for compensation in lieu of reporting them to a board for incompetency.
Yipes, tommyrot! Time for a new dentist
On the Iran deal, the arms control wonks seem to be pretty pleased with it, so that's a good sign.
Find another dentist that's just not right.
