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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 23, 2015, Winnipeg, Manitoba C M Y K PAGE A15 winnipegfreepress. com WORLD WINNIPEG FREE PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 2015 A 15 630 Kernaghan Ave, Door 79 | 204.988.0800 ALL SALES ARE FINAL. NO EXCHANGES OR REFUNDS W E D N E S D A Y T O F R I D A Y N O O N .. 8 P M | S AT U R D A Y 9 : 3 0 .. 5 P M Furniture Factory Outlet JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE ne w st o ck j u s t in 665 Stafford St. ( at Pembina Hwy.) Stafford Square Mall ( Behind Price Choppers) 204- 453- 6473 BEST PRICE GUARANTEE!!! HUGE SELECTION OFWALKERS from $ 185 E ION KERS 85 O www. murrayhyundai. com " Drive a Little, Save a Lot!" 1700 Waverley Street In the Waverley Automall at Bishop Grandin 204- 269- 5555 1- 877- 990- 1717 Recognized as one of the Most Energy Efficient Dealerships in North America! * When we arrange the bank financing for you. * NO TRADE IN OR CASH EQUIVALENT NEEDED. NO FINE PRINT HERE! 201 2 Tucson GL F W D T32201 We sold this one owner SUV when new! Heated seats, audio controls and Bluetooth, power group, cruise, Hyundai ext. warranty to April/ 2019, 2 way remote starter. Only 22,375 kms. 2008 V e racruz GLS AWD 20 08 Ti b u ron G S Pr em iu m 3.3 litre, heated leather seats, 7 passenger, rear air/ heat, power sunroof, 18 in alloy wheels. We sold this one when new! Good km's at 105,717. This sports car is in mint condition! Automatic, air cond., power sunroof, prem. sound/ USB, power group, alloy wheels and more. Only 90,390 kms. T31871 T31412 One owner car that we sold when new! GLS pkg. incl. power sunroof, power group, audio controls and prem sound/ USB, alloy wheels, low kms at 76,335 and very nice. 20 09 E l antra GLS 4 Dr C33271 201 0 Son a t a P r e m . Sport 4 Dr . A loaded luxury sedan that's priced to sell! Heated leather/ cloth seats, alloys wheels, power sunroof, prem sound. USB, traction control and more. Only 61,816 kms. $ 2 2,650 201 1 A l tim a S p ec ia l Ed iti on One owner local car in excellent condition! Automatic, power group, heated seats, power sunroof, cruise. and more. No accidents and always garaged. Only 54,845 kms! Was $ 14,900 2011 Elantra T o uring G L 5 D R D16591 We sold this one owner car when new! Automatic, power group, cruise, prem sound, Hyundai remote starter, ext Hyundai warranty to May/ 2018 or 140,000 kms. Only 61,326 kms and outstanding condition. Was $ 13,900 201 1 Cam r y L E This one owner local car has been meticulously maintained. Low kms and in excellent condition, AT, air, power group, tilt/ telescopic, CD w/ prem sound, cruise & more. Only 44,260 kms. Was $ 17,900 T28541 T31004 -$ 750 $ 16 , 6 50 -$ 750$ 0 $ $ $ 20 20 , 900 900 * 2 0 08 Civ ic DX- G 5 speed, air cond, power group, cruise, alloy wheels, keyless entry and more. Local trade- in and very well maintained. Met black with grey cloth int, 140,808 km's. 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JANUARY SALE PRICE! JANUARY SALE PRICE! JANUARY SALE PRICE! JANUARY SALE PRICE! JANUARY SALE PRICE! JANUARY SALE PRICE! JANUARY SALE PRICE! JANUARY SALE PRICE! T31951 -$ 750 $ 1 1, 65 0 7 0 $ $ $ 10 10 , 900 900 * -$ 750 $ 10,6 50 $ 9 , 9 0 0 900 * -$ 750$ $ 21 21 , 900 900 * -$ 750$ 7 0 $ $ $ 12 12 , 900 900 * -$ 750$ 7 0 $ $ 12 12 , , 900 900 * $ 13 , 65 0 C32661 -$ 750$ $ 13 13 , 900 900 * JANUARY SALE PRICE! $ 1 4,650 13 , 900 * $ -$ 750 JANUARY SALE PRICE! $ 14 , 650 SOLD SOLD SOLD B AGHDAD - Iraqi commanders heavily dependent on outside support to defeat the Islamic State group are increasingly voicing frustration over the U. S.- led coalition's efforts, complaining of miscommunication, failed deliveries of weapons, inadequate training and differences in strategy. Speaking to The Associated Press this week, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al- Abadi said, " We want to see an acceleration of the training, acceleration of the delivery of arms" from foreign allies. Al- Abadi complained Iraq is " left almost alone to get these arms and munitions for the army, for our fighters, and we expect much more." At the same time, he reiterated his government does not want any foreign boots on the ground, and he acknowledged coalition airstrikes had been " very, very effective." Leaders of the coalition stressed its successes at a London meeting Thursday, with U. S. Secretary of State John Kerry saying nearly 2,000 airstrikes had helped ground forces retake 700 square kilometres of territory, kill 50 per cent of Islamic State commanders and choked off some of the group's oil revenue. But three Iraqi generals who spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to discuss ongoing operations said the U. S. has on several occasions ignored guidance from Iraqi commanders and has failed to provide ample training and weapons to Iraq's beleaguered forces. " Whenever we complain about the poor training they provided us, they remind us that it was Iraq who forced them to leave" in 2011, one of the generals said. The generals noted, by contrast, Iran's willingness to quickly accommodate their urgent needs for weapons and training, while the coalition makes them wait. The U. S. spent billions of dollars training and equipping Iraq's army during its eight- year intervention, only to see security forces crumble last summer when the Islamic State group swept across northern Iraq and captured the second- largest city of Mosul. Many Iraqis blame the military's weakness on the government of former prime minister Nouri al- Maliki, saying it did little to target mounting military corruption and had replaced seasoned commanders with less- experienced loyalists. A senior U. S. military official told the AP that as of June 2014, the Iraqi military stood at 125,000 men at best, down from 205,000 in January 2014. That left it relying heavily on unruly Shiite militias for reinforcements. In November, U. S. President Barack Obama authorized the deployment of up to 1,500 more American troops to bolster Iraqi forces, which could more than double the total number of U. S. forces to 3,100. None has a combat role. The Pentagon has requested $ 1.6 billion from Congress to train and arm Iraqi and Kurdish forces. That includes an estimated $ 89.3 million in weapons and other equipment to each of the nine Iraqi army brigades, according to a Pentagon document prepared in November. At the meeting in London, where officials from 21 countries met to present a united front in the fight against the extremists in Syria and Iraq, Kerry said the coalition " can do better." British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said Iraqi forces were in a " state of disarray" and " it will be months yet before they are ready to start significant combat operations" against the extremists. " The trajectory of this fight... will be neither short, nor easy. That has been a consistent statement," Kerry said at a news conference with al- Abadi and Hammond. " I don't think there's any undertaking in its early months where you can't do better, and you can't find things you can't improve on." After the meeting, al- Abadi said, " I have asked people for more support and I think my call didn't go unnoticed." The growing Iraqi impatience in many ways stems from concerns about the speed and success of the Islamic State's advance and the government's inexperience in handling a security crisis of this magnitude. - The Associated Press Iraqi military leaders frustrated by coalition Cite poor training, delivery of weapons By Qassim Abdul- Zahra and Vivian Salama KIN CHEUNG / THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A not- so- healthy glow A photo made with a long exposure shows the glow from a Noctiluca scintillans algal bloom along the seashore in Hong Kong. The luminescence, also called Sea Sparkle, is triggered by farm pollution that can be devastating to marine life and local fisheries, says University of Georgia oceanographer Samantha Joye. Noctiluca itself does not produce neurotoxins like other similar organisms do, but its role as both prey and predator can eventually magnify the accumulation of toxins in the food chain. A_ 19_ Jan- 23- 15_ FP_ 01. indd A15 1/ 22/ 15 7: 18: 59 PM ;