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follow up question of hers was that when the projects are lucky because they are an architect and buildy they is the idea and the means to make it happen which seems like it's easier. you are in a community that are diverse in ethnicity and economies and cultures so getting all the people in the room is difficult. and so when are you going to work on the idea and get the people in a room that can hold them all together. i encourage you to think you have a bigger out fit because you have a longer and more interesting journey on get there. potentially unexpected results you might come up with an entirely different outcome than what you were expecting. it's a good thing. i encourage you to have alot of the conversations and start small. you know the largest infinity is from standing dead still 0-1. get anything moving can the hardest. once things are moving it's much easier to sustain and build things and you will feel that. i'm sorry you had a question a long time ago. >> tell me more. >> very loosely. we really value innovation. encouraging people to be contact specific. it's not like dpw

. >> you are talking about the cripple s buildi inspection prior to covering up the walls. >> you could put up the plywood, drill some holes and the inspector could do. >> that's okay. >> i have done that before myself. that's fine much the holes are vent holes for air so you don't get air trapd and cause mildew. that would be something we have done before a small 2 inch hole to let the inspector see the bolts are installed. the building inspector will look at bolts before the plywood is put on the walls. you can have 2 or 3 inspections. they don't charge extra. >> they don't. as well as that you mentioned about if you did a full seismic upgrade and that was on the records. the same applies if you put in anchor bolts and sheer wall. records will show for your building with the department that you have done that work. if you went to silent property or even the insurance companies now might be interested to hear that may be tell bring your policy down a bit. i have heard that in the past. i'm not sure i haven't looked into that i heard that you may have a lower -- >> okay. joof like to co

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the more we are able to signal by putting real dollars on the buildis not only knohelping iraqis 40 security forces but securing a long-term. >> what is your vision for iraq as a partner of the u.s. in the region over the coming decades? what are we trying to achieve both how does that make the u.s. situation better than it was before? >> i think we go back to president obama's speech. a stable, sovereign iran working peacefully with its neighbors in the region. over the last 60 years iraq has played a negative role in the region. -- a stable, sovran iraq. if you look at internal problems of the kurds, iraq has been a center of destabilizing factors on the outside and we see a partnership with an iraq that may lead in decentralization. it has the best civil society law now in the region. in terms of ngo's not having to register all their members and say whether they are receiving foreign funds, they are allowed to do that. if that law is implemented, that will be pretty unique in the region. their economic system will perhaps proceed along the lines of the big rounds that brings private inve