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Tales from the C2 crypt: The American structure for Libya was pretty confusing
- By Thomas E. RicksThomas E. Ricks covered the U.S. military for the Washington Post from 2000 through 2008. He can be reached at email@example.com.
The new issue of Prism has a fascinating article about American command arrangements for the Libya operation earlier this year.
The authors, three souls who toiled in the lower depths of the Joint Staff's J-7, write that, "the decision was made to retain AFRICOM as the supported command, with USEUCOM, USCENTCOM, USTRANSCOM and U.S. Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM) in support."
Sounds simple, but wait: AFRICOM doesn't have any forces, so EUCOM became "de facto force provider." It is almost as if EUCOM were acting like a service. (Which would make it our sixth service, after the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, and SOCOM, which already effectively has its own civilian-led secretariat, in the SO/LIC bureaucracy.)
It gets even more complicated. Many aircraft were flying from bases in EUCOM's area of responsibility, so EUCOM "retained OPCON of these forces." What's more, EUCOM had other fish to fry, so reported Adm. Locklear, "We were responding to OPCON pleas of the provider to make his life easier rather than the OPCON needs of the commander." It's like a waterfall running in reverse.
Also, it turned out that AFRICOM lacked the ability to actually run an operation. (Interesting side fact: Half its staff is civilian, and it had never rehearsed to run anything.)
Final bonus fact: The U.S. military has apparently come up with the worst acronym I have heard in a long time: "VOCO." The article's authors quote an Army brigadier as stating that in the Libyan operation, there was "Lots of VOCO between all levels of command." It stands for "verbal orders of the commander." But hold on: Aren't all orders are verbal, unless the guy is pointing or something? What the poor general meant was "oral orders of the commander." That would be "OOCO." I'd prefer "Unwritten orders of the commander," which would be "UOCO," but that is too hard to pronounce. It could make you poco loco in the coco.
And remember at this point we haven't even gotten into the command arrangements with the other 14 nations in the anti-Qaddafi coalition (AQC).
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I've left some provisions and a few directions. Not many. I wouldn't want the crumbs I leave to end up on someone else's blogsite transformed into their words and ideas...any more than they have already. So, consider a scorched earth policy to be in effect.
I'll leave you all to you all. Here's hoping that your inability to reason out and to process even the most obvious bits of information, to recognize and name even the most obvious button pushing, guilting and manipulation doesn't allow you to teach too many of the wrong lessons to those (women of color, Black people, feminists, queers, gender fuckers, progressives, liberals, lefties) who happen across your blog sites in the days ahead.
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Obviously, Mr. Bush has never been taught the concept of separation of powers in our form of government. That is exactly what the judiciary's role is, to clean up after constitutionally imperfect legislation, or as he states, a "crazy" executive branch. It is, to be quite honest, very scary and depressing to know that a man with no concept of our form of government is the head of our state.
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Columbus GM Scott Howson confirmed on Toronto's Fan590 that his team has interest in acquiring a center, and will be buyers at the deadline. It is safe to assume that their first choices would be players that don't have long term contracts, such as Nik Antropov. However, and I'm just being an irresponsible rumor mongorer here, they have the cap room to absorb the cap hit of a higher priced center, like Scott Gomez, and still be able to resign their key free agents.
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Not much productivity was achieved by the PPP government during its five years of "misrule". However, their only achievement was the formation of a Parliamentary Committee on Constitutional Reforms that recommended Articles and Amendments in the constitution (or whatever is left of it), which included the eunuchs' right to contest elections and if elected, be entitled to hold the office of the Prime Minister or that of the President without any discrimination.
Subsequently, the Supreme Court of Pakistan directed National Database and Registration Authority (Nadra) to immediately complete the process of registration of eunuchs in the country. Certainly, a much needed step to replace the 'eunuchs' running the country by the genuine ones. Nadra needs to be appreciated for being the first department to induct the eunuchs as their employees. In another welcoming move, the Supreme Court advised the government to consider the appointment of eunuchs for the recovery of loans from defaulters.
The Shemale Association, through its President Almas Boby, welcomed this step and showed the community's resolve to recover the loans from the defaulters in the shortest possible time. Great initiative, indeed, for at least the eunuchs won't be that inefficient compared to the officers posted in the National Accountability Bureau (Nab), who have wasted and allegedly minted millions by doing useless cosmetic exercises.
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WASHINGTON Senate Republicans learned early Thursday that they will be able to kill language in a measure altering President Barack Obama's newly enacted health care overhaul, meaning the bill will have to return to the House for final congressional approval.
It appeared initially that deleting the provisions, dealing with Pell grants for low-income students, should not cause major problems for Democrats hoping to rush the bill to Obama and avoid prolonging what has been a politically painful ordeal for the party. Democrats described the situation as a minor glitch, but did not rule out that Republicans might be able to remove additional sections of the bill.
The president, who signed the landmark legislation into law on Tuesday, was flying to Iowa later in the day for the first of many appearances he will make around the country before the fall congressional elections to sell his health care revamp.
Obama was appearing in Iowa City, where as a presidential candidate in 2007 he touted his ideas for health coverage for all. His trip comes with polls showing people are divided over the new health law, and Democratic lawmakers from competitive districts hoping he can convince more voters by November that it was the right move.
As an exhausted Senate labored past 2 a.m. on a stack of GOP amendments, Jim Manley, spokesman for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, told reporters that Republicans consulting with the chamber's parliamentarian had found "two minor provisions" that violate Congress' budget rules.
Republicans have been hunting for such violations in hopes of bringing down the legislation. Democrats had also been consulting with the parliamentarian, Alan Frumin, and hoped they had written a measure that would not be vulnerable to such problems.
The two provisions are expected to be formally removed from the bill on Thursday. Manley said he expected the Senate to approve the measure without them and send it to the House. He said Senate leaders, after conversations with top House Democrats, expect the House to approve the revised measure.
The Senate scheduled passage of the health bill for Thursday afternoon. Both chambers are hoping to begin a spring recess by this weekend.
Besides reshaping parts of the landmark health overhaul, the legislation transforms the federal student loan program - in which private banks distribute the money - into one in which the government issues the loans directly. That produces some federal savings, which the bill uses in part to increase Pell grants to needy students.
Democratic aides said the problematic provisions deal with protecting students from future cuts in their grants if Congress does not provide enough money for them. They violate budget rules because they do not produce savings, one aide said.
The development came as the Senate completed nine hours of uninterrupted voting on 29 GOP amendments to the legislation. Majority Democrats defeated every amendment.
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The North Face Women's Suzanne Triclimate Jacket is a 3-in-1 long jacket that will take you from fall all the way through to spring. The Suzanne Triclimate features a trench coat and a liner, each ready to be worn alone or zipped together for a bomber collaboration of warmth and protection. The trench is the outer shell, 37 inches in length, and made of HyVent 2L polyester fabric that will keep you dry and block the wind. The insulated liner is 34 inches in length, packed with 550 fill down inside a polyester taffeta that will easily slide in and out of the outer shell. Is it rainy and warm? Go with the outer trench, wear the hood up or remove it if it'll mess your carefully combed hairs. Is it dry but cold? Go with just the liner for toasty warmth. Is it the worst winter day you can remember in awhile? Double up!
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Overall, I love this jacket! It is very warm and the quality is great leading me to believe I will have it for years to come. I originally bought the Northface Metropolis jacket for winter wear but when the feathers continued to fall out and it wasn't cutting the wind, I decided to upgrade to this jacket and so happy I did. For reference, I am 5'8'' 145 pounds and the Medium fits well, the sleeves are just an inch too long (which is weird since I have long-ish arms). As much as I do enjoy this jacket, I would never have paid the retail price of $470 so I'm super stoked I got it for much less through Moosejaw. As always, Moosejaw's customer service was FANTASTIC during this process.
First - I got the Moonlight Ivory. The actual item is slightly different than pictured. What is depicted is that the inner, insulated layer is pink; the outer, trench is ivory/grey.The item I received has baby-pink (not the coral-pink as shown online) satin hood-lining, but the inner, insulated layer is the same ivory/grey as the other layer. So, a bit of a disappointment. Now I have two (or three, depending on how you look at it) ivory jackets.Second, all of the reviews say to size up. Well, I'm always a large, and got a large. And found it to be....large. Larger.Love the coat. Wish it was more pink (as shown). Wish it fit - I'll be returning for M, if possible.
I received The North Face Women's Suzanne Triclimate Jacket as a Christmas gift from my hubby. I have it in the moonlight ivory and it is a very classy looking coat. The website sizing guide said to get a small and it does fit although snug. I'm 5'2," 116 lbs, with a 36" chest and no hips. If I wear a blazer with my outfit, under the coat I feel packed into it like a sausage. The coat falls just to the middle of my knees. I was hoping for a longer coat to wear with dresses but I don't like the "Michelin Man" look of the puffy coats and I couldn't find this coat on an actual person on any website, so I had to guess on the length. Overall, I have to give this coat good marks as it is super warm, even in the really cold weather we have been having. It looks really nice, the coat has a nice lay even with the lining, and it doesn't make you look or feel roly-poly. I would buy this coat again and I would probably get the small as I'm afraid the medium would be too big.
I loved this jacket but the sleeves were too short so I had to send it back. Thought I might be able to pull it off but the inner down coat sleeves landed in the middle of my forearms. Terrific coat if it fits you. I ordered a large hoping it would work, I'm 6 feet tall. I have some other North Face coats from the past few years that fit perfectly. Guess they changed their size pattern on this one.
I am really happy with my purchase. The arms are the perfect length, the material is durable, and the length keeps part of my legs warms as well. It is easy to take the lining in and out and makes it more versatile for the strange Chicago weather! The liner also looks great as a coat itself. It is also reversible! The other thing i really enjoy is the shape of the hood. When you use the hood it stays above your eyes. Your vision is not impaired at all.
It is 32 degrees here and I'm cold walking the dog. The wind whips through the sleeves, even though a have a long sleeve shirt, a warm fleece and this coat on. The hood is not lined, it is simply the outer material. I bought this coat thinking it would be warm because I paid a lot of money for it. I am disappointed. This is a good coat if you are inside a car, but not for walking the dog.
This was a major birthday gift for my daughter. Tried J Crew, almost as pricey but when it arrived was seriously not a warm coat. Realized best to better to find a warm coat at an "outdoor" company, (eg., Northface, Eddie Bauer, LL Bean). Invested in this Northface with the expectation it would last many seasons. My daughter says it is wonderfully warm. She is curious about the option to utilize the two parts separately, but Chicago at this time has January weather in November so it will be a while till she tries that.She did try it on at Northface to be sure it was preferred model (less puffy than the Metro ones), but I wound up ordering from Moosejaw because:free 2 day shipping (she lives in another city)*Moosejaw rewards ($47)*Ebates rebate ($23)*I like Moosejaw.
As someone who is 6ft tall and long arms, I ordered a medium and I am very satisfied with the fit of this coat. The length of the outer trench reaches both past my wrists and to the top of my knees. The color(blue) looks exactly like the picture which is always a plus for me. Most importantly, as college student who spends most days outside with Michigan's ever changing weather I'm always using the two coat system to my advantage. The outer trench is great in rain, the inner coat is great for colder days, and together they are like pair fantastically. So far the on'y downside I have come across was the price, which is more than most can throw away on a coat.
As someone who is 6ft tall and long arms, I ordered a medium and I am very satisfied with the fit of this coat. The length of the outer trench reaches both past my wrists and to the top of my knees. The color(blue) looks exactly like the picture which is always a plus for me. Most importantly, as college student who spends most days outside with Michigan's ever changing weather I'm always using the two coat system to my advantage. The outer trench is great in rain, the inner coat is great for colder days, and together they are like pair fantastically. So far the on'y downside I have come across was the price, which is more than most can throw away on a coat.
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Erica Berger, a fictional character from Stieg Larrson's "Millennium series" of crime novels, was afraid to sleep in her own house because the security system had been tampered with. It must be the way of life in western countries, but in the Philippines, it is something only the upper class can afford. Funny, but having your own house is security per se. Who cares if it's just a shanty? It's better than the streets.
My conception changed when I experienced a visit from members of the so-called "Akyat bahay" gang. They broke into our house in broad daylight while I was taking a nap. When I woke up, my laptop, cell phone, wallet and other things were missing. I could not comprehend anything except that I'm still alive and unharmed. The memory still haunts me at night.
That incident changed everything. My laptop was my most prized possession. It helped me connect with my friends and polished the hidden writer in me. But just like that, I lost it. Whose fault was that? Mine, because I was sleeping at the wrong time of the day? The authorities, because they can't solve this kind of cases? People in general, because they still procreate even though they can't afford to meet the basic needs of their children? Or legislators, because they still bicker whether to approve the reproductive health bill or not?
This problem has always been part of our society. Can we still resolve it? Can I still walk around the city without being threatened by those batang hamog (street children)? Whenever I see the likes of them, I always run. There's no more safe place in the world, not even our house. People commit crimes out of desperation, but it is not right to feed one's family at the expense of others.
Christmas is coming fast. So are the midterm elections. If we can vote wisely, perhaps it will be a step to stop crimes in the future.
Nuelene N. Gallos, 22, is a graduate of the University of the Philippines Visayas (Miag-ao campus).
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PANAMA CITY BEACH, FL- The IFA Redfish series hit the water this weekend for the annual Panama City Beach stop on their tour.
The winner's of this years tournament are Chad Dufrene and Jay Cedotal. They weighed in two Redfish totaling 13.68 pounds, nearly 2 pounds bettert than second place in the tournament. With the win they also won a a fully rigged Ranger Banshee Extreme boat with Yamaha engine. Pretty sweet deal there.
33 boats competed in rough weather. in the catch and release tournament.
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Sep 17, 2010, 11:19 AM EDT
Now that the White Sox's playoff hopes have vanished they can begin looking forward to next season and general manager Ken Williams said yesterday that Chris Sale will get an opportunity to claim a rotation spot out of spring training.
Sale breezed through the minors after being drafted 13th overall in June, moving to the bullpen and reaching the majors just three months after finishing his career at Florida Gulf Coast College.
He's been nearly unhittable as a reliever with a 1.10 ERA, .179 opponents' batting average, and 21 strikeouts in 16.1 innings, but Sale was a starter in college and Williams made it clear that the White Sox would smartly like to give him a chance to contribute for 200 innings a season before locking him into a 60-inning role.
Sale's odds of being in the Opening Day rotation could hinge on Jake Peavy's recovery from shoulder surgery and Williams indicated to Scott Merkin of MLB.com that the White Sox may still look to limit Sale's workload by shifting him back to the bullpen at some point in 2011.
- Trevor B - Sep 17, 2010 at 11:27 AM
I hope he makes it to the rotation and dominates, and I'm even a Twins' fan! This guy gives hope to tall, lanky, skinny guys everywhere!
- Mr. Heyward - Sep 17, 2010 at 11:39 AM
Randy Johnson. Tim Lincecum.
- Trevor B - Sep 17, 2010 at 11:56 AM
Sale makes Johnson and Lincecum look like lards.
- Old Gator - Sep 17, 2010 at 12:07 PM
Any of you recently resuscitated Reds fans remember Tom (10-1) Hall, AKA "The Blade"?
Having Ken Williams making these announcements without reference to his slobbering (and probably ex-) manager makes me nervous. I keep seeing weird signs in the sports blogs and the Coriolis effect that Ozzie is heading towards Macondo. Not good. Not good.
- geoknows - Sep 17, 2010 at 12:09 PM
I've seen Sale pitch three or four times now and am thoroughly convinced that his arm will fall off someday. That is just about the ugliest delivery I've seen in a long time.
- Trevor B - Sep 17, 2010 at 12:46 PM
And Lincecum's delivery is pretty? Some guys just have strange deliveries but it seems to work.
- dougchristy - Sep 17, 2010 at 1:18 PM
It is admittedly a minor point but, for the record, he went to Florida Gulf Coast University, not Florida Gulf Coast College (no such school exists). If you're going to include such minor facts about a player, the least you can do is get them correct. And, no, I didn't attend Florida Gulf Coast University nor am I associated with Florida Gulf Coast University in any way.
- JBerardi - Sep 17, 2010 at 1:19 PM
Good for the white sox he's in the majors now, then.
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Keeping America's waterways and water supply clean is a crucial goal. So is guarding against federal micromanagement of our lives and property.
Unfortunately, a push is on to use the cause of clean water as an excuse to unbalance our federal system and undermine our liberties by concentrating regulation of land use in Washington, D.C.
The proposed Clean Water Restoration Act was the first legislative salvo in this campaign. Unveiled in 2007, the CWRA was reintroduced in the Senate last year by Sen. Russ Feingold, D-Wis. With a simple semantic change, it would usher in unprecedented centralization by giving federal officials the powers of a national zoning board.
Under the current Clean Water Act, federal authority extends to "navigable waters" – rivers, lakes and oceans. The CWRA would erase the word "navigable," substituting the far broader phrase, "waters of the United States."
"This change would subject every pond, puddle and ditch to control from Washington," observes attorney Reed Hopper, my colleague at Pacific Legal Foundation, a legal watchdog organization for property rights and limited government. In 2006, Hopper won the landmark Clean Water Act case of Rapanos v. United States at the U.S. Supreme Court. It reined in officious federal bureaucrats who were second-guessing property owners even where no navigable waters were present.
The CWRA is an attempt to overturn Rapanos and lift restraints on federal regulators. They would be licensed to issue orders on private property across the country, without having to show any connection to navigable waters.
Bipartisan opposition to this power grab has stalled it in the Senate, at least for now. But a new, parallel effort was recently introduced in the House by Rep. Jim Oberstar, D-Minn. Its title is different and has a feel-good ring: "America's Commitment to Clean Water Act." But the aim is the same: federal control of land use.
Unlike Feingold's measure, the Oberstar bill includes a nod to the Constitution's limits on federal power. The measure says it would federalize waters only where there is a connection to "interstate commerce." But it goes on to state that all water, everywhere, can fit this definition. Even "geographically isolated" water, if polluted or "degradat[ed]," can have "a substantial relation to and effect on interstate commerce."
"The Oberstar legislation is so broad that the only practical limit is the regulators' own subjective judgment – in other words, no limit at all," says Hopper. "Federal bureaucrats could control virtually any wet spot in the country, and much of the surrounding land."
So, both bills take aim at the historic American understanding that land use regulation should generally be entrusted to local communities and their elected leaders.
Everyone who owns property should be concerned, but farmers and ranchers have special reason for worry. Flooding, droughts, freezes, windstorms – these natural challenges go with the territory for people who devote their lives to the land. But red tape blizzards are another matter. If you don't have a river, lake or other navigable water on or near your land, the fees shouldn't have a veto over how you operate your farm or ranch.


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Asian Chicken and Spinach Salad
~serves 4~
Note* If your family eats in shifts like mine often does, or you aren't planning to eat it all at once, keep the salad components separate until your are ready to eat it.
For the dressing (makes just over a cup)
6 T. rice vinegar
3 T. creamy peanut butter
1 1/2 T. hoisin sauce
1 T. low-sodium soy sauce
1 T. toasted sesame oil
3/4 t. chili-garlic paste (or you could substitute with your favorite hot sauce)
1 garlic clove, minced
3/4 t. grated fresh ginger
1/3 c. canola oil
1 1/2 T. toasted sesame seeds
For the chicken
1 c. water
1/4 c. low-sodium soy sauce
1/4 c. mirin (sweet rice wine)
4 (1/8 inch thick) slices of ginger
3 garlic cloves, peeled and smashed
1 lb. boneless, skinless chicken breasts
Remaining salad ingredients
6 oz. package baby spinach
1 large carrot, peeled and shredded (about 1 c.)
4 scallions, thinly sliced
1 red bell pepper, cut into matchstick pieces
3/4 c. shelled edamame
11 oz. can mandarin oranges, drained
1/3 c. sliced almonds, toasted
1. Make the dressing. In a blender combine all the dressing ingredients except for the sesame seeds. Blend until well combined. Add the sesame seeds, pulse two or three more times. Pour into a small bowl and set aside until ready to use.
2. Poach the chicken. In a large skillet combine all the ingredients for the chicken. Bring to a simmer over medium heat. Turn the chicken over, cover and gently simmer for about 10-15 minutes or until chicken is cooked through. (Adjusting heat as necessary to keep the chicken at a gentle simmer, a hard boil will produce tough chicken.) Remove chicken from poaching liquid and let rest for 5 minutes. Slice thinly. Toss with a spoonful or two of the dressing.
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I am starting the same project as you for my C30. My current table is 11" x 23" and it is just too small. I looked at purchasing a cockpit table but the $1K for the Edson was too rich for my blood. So I decided to make it.
I am going with the same dimmensions as the Edson which is 26" x 27" (13" x 27" when closed). The one thing I am deciding on is what hinges to use - I am leaning toward the Suncor cast hinges - they cost more but they are 316 SS (not 304) and they look to be fairly easy to router out with a template.
I selected mahogany for the wood - It is easier to find (and a lot cheaper) than teak.
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2008 Las Vegas Bowl
BYU (10-2) vs. Arizona (7-5)
Dec. 20, 8:00 p.m. ET, ESPN
$1 million Location: Sam Boyd Stadium, Las Vegas, NV
2008 Las Vegas Bowl History, Player Profiles, Best Bowl Moments, &
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2007 CFN Las Vegas Bowl Preview
BYU and Arizona will be meeting
for the third year in-a-row, but
have never faced off in the
postseason. While this is a good
matchup as is, it'll carry
bigger overall implications for
the reputation of the two
representative conferences.
The Cougars will be looking for
their third straight bowl
victory, while further raising
the profile of the Mountain
West, which has gone 6-1 versus
the Pac-10 in 2008. The
Wildcats, on the other hand, are
about to end a decade-long bowl
drought that nearly cost head
coach Mike Stoops his job. This
breakthrough season, which was
narrowly missed the last two
years, was an absolute must for
the program to gradually begin
turning the corner.
No matter the game or the
opponent, Arizona had to show
its fans and prospective
recruits that tangible progress
was being made. Plus, those 15
extra practices this month will
be a boon to the younger players
and a program that still needs
all the work it can get despite
Stoops having his stamp fully on
the program now. The 'Cats were
an inconsistent bunch,
especially away from Tucson,
where they lost to New Mexico
and Stanford, and went just 2-3.
As expected, Sonny Dykes'
offense has been the catalyst,
averaging 37 points a game and
looking nothing like the unit
that generated just 100 yards
when these two schools last met
in the 2007 opener.
Since 2005, BYU has spent nearly
as much time in Las Vegas as
Wayne Newton. The last three
years, the trip to the desert
was a reward for winning the
Mountain West championship.
Since Utah is playing in the
Sugar Bowl, however, this year's
invitation has more of a
consolation prize feel to it. It
wasn't supposed to be that way.
The Cougars were the favorite to
be this year's BCS buster,
rising to No. 9 in the polls
before getting exposed on Oct.
16 by TCU. They'd go on to get
routed by the Utes in the
regular season finale,
squandering any of the goodwill
that was left from beating
Washington and UCLA in September
as part of a 6-0 start. Now that
it's fallen short of
expectations, BYU is looking to
avoid a second straight loss
that'll make for a very long and
empty offseason.
When BYU and Arizona met in 2006
and 2007, the winning team
failed to score more than 20
points in either game. That
won't be the case Saturday
night. With two of the nation's
top 20 scoring offense squaring
off at Sam Boyd Stadium, the Las
Vegas Bowl has the potential to
be the most exciting game of the
bowl season's opening weekend.
And for Pac 10 and Mountain West
fans looking to debate the
merits of their respective
leagues, this will be among the
most important.
Players to watch:
The most intriguing—and
important—battle to watch is the
one between the quarterbacks,
BYU's Max Hall and
Arizona's Willie Tuitama.
Both are having solid seasons as
the leaders of their respective
offenses. Hall has thrown for
3,629 yards and 34 touchdowns,
but is coming off the worst game
of his career, a five-pick
clunker in the loss to Utah.
Plus, he might be without
prolific TE Dennis Pitta,
who's working his way back from
a sprained MCL, and will be
going up against one of the
nation's better pass defenses.
Arizona is No. 16 nationally in
pass efficiency defense, thanks
to the development of a couple
of juniors, CB Devin Ross
and S Cam Nelson. If Hall
has any problems navigating the
airways, he can always hand the
ball to bruising RB Harvey
Unga, who'll be running
behind one of the nation's most
physical offensive lines.
Dallas Reynolds, Ray
Feinga, and the rest of the
Cougar line will be able to maul
an undersized interior of the
Arizona front on running downs.
Tuitama is poised for a big
night. Not only is he surrounded
by a slew of playmakers, but the
BYU defense is suspect against
the pass and had just five sacks
in the final six games. With
time, he'll be able to locate
both of his All-Pac-10 targets,
WR Mike Thomas and TE
Rob Gronkowski. While just a
sophomore, Gronkowski is already
a next-level tight end, who's
caught 43 passes for 645 yards
and 10 touchdowns in just nine
Tuitama will also have the
benefit of balance, courtesy of
backs Nic Grigsby and
Keola Antolin, who've
combined for almost 1,600 yards
and 22 touchdowns on the ground.
While Grigsby is the starter,
Antolin has been a revelation as
a true freshman. Like trying to
grab a leaf in the wind, he'll
cause nightmares for a defense
not known for its scary
BYU will win if... it's
balanced on offense. The Cougars
cannot rely solely on Hall and
WR Austin Collie to move
the chains, especially against a
quality pass defense. They've
got to get Unga at least 20
carries in order to dent the
Arizona defense and take
advantage of a big edge in the
trenches. If he gets rolling
early, it'll wear down the
Wildcats by the second half,
making Hall that much more
effective when he does drop back
to pass.
Arizona will win if...
the offensive line protects
Tuitama. If Eben Britton
& Co. does their jobs up front,
Tuitama will carve up a BYU back
seven that allowed 12 touchdown
passes and picked off just three
in the final six games. Arizona
has too many weapons for the
Cougars to handle if Tuitama is
allowed to sit in the pocket and
locate one of them without
feeling any pressure. It's been
a long time since BYU made an
opposing quarterback feel
uncomfortable. It's up to the
Wildcat blockers to keep it that
What will happen: When
BYU was challenged this year by
TCU and Utah, it caved in by a
combined score of 80-31. Now,
Arizona isn't as good as the
Frogs or the Utes, but it does
have enough on offense to keep
the Cougars from playing up to
its ranking in the polls. While
both schools will have success
on offense, the 'Cats have the
better running game and the
healthier tight end, which could
be the difference. Gronkowski
will catch a pair of touchdown
passes and Antolin will
introduce himself to a national
audience with a couple of
dazzling bursts into the
secondary. However, BYU will be
better on the lines and will
thunder away in the fourth
quarter to pull out the win.
Line: Arizona -3
... CFN Prediction:
BYU 38 … Arizona 34
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First prize winner of the Jean-Pierre Rampal International Flute Competition in 1987, Philippe Bernold, one of the most brilliant representatives of the French school of flute, was born in 1960 and studied with Alain Marion at the Paris Conservatoire, obtaining his first prize in 1982. He has since then performed as soloist and chamber musician with internationally renowned artists such as Mstislav Rostropovich, Jean-Pierre Rampal, Marielle Nordmann, and Maurice André, appearing with important ensembles including the Orchestre de Paris, the Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra (Budapest), the Hallé (Manchester), the Prague Chamber Orchestra, the Orchestre National de Lyon, the Orchestre de l'Opéra de Lyon. He has played under the batons of Lorin Maazel, Jean-Pierre Rampal, John Eliot Gardiner, Semyon Bychkov, Kent Nagano, Yehudi Menuhin, and Ton Koopman, appearing in world famous concert halls such as the London Royal Festival Hall, Salle Pleyel, Théâtre des Champs-Elysées Paris, the Cologne Philharmonie, Bunka Kaikan Tokyo, and Seoul Art Centre. He has participated in many festivals, including Aix-en-Provence, Ojai (USA), Cannes, Radio-France, Strasbourg, Evian, La Roque d'Anthéron, and Lancut (Poland). He has toured all over Europe, the United States, the Middle and the Far East. Philippe Bernold's recording in 1989 of Debussy's Sonate No 2 for flute, viola and harp won the Grand Prix de l'Académie Charles Cros. Further recordings for Harmonia Mundi, EMI, Koch, Lirynx with some of


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Her tweets have raised eyebrows both in the cyberworld, though no one is willing to express their views on the issue in the party. While some of the twitterati, including actor-director Shekhar Kapoor, have lauded her principled politics and courage, others mocked and criticised Swaraj for going public with what should have been a matter of discussion inside the party.
Swaraj tweeted about the proposed merger of BSR Congress headed by B Sriramulu, former BJP minister in Karnataka and a confidante of controversial mining barons, the Reddy brothers of Bellary. She has said in her tweet that she has written to party president Rajnath Singh about this. She tweeted: "I am opposed to the BSR alliance or merger with BJP in Karnataka. I have conveyed to Shri Rajnath Singhji in writing that BJP must not permit this."
She was once very close to the Reddy brothers. This goes back to the time when the party pushed her to contest against Congress president Sonia Gandhi in the 1999 Lok Sabha election. She has since distanced herself from them.
The Karnataka scene is complicated. Many of the state BJP leaders believed the exit of BS Yeddyurappa led to the defeat of the party in the 2012 assembly elections. Yeddyurappa and the Reddy brothers were at loggerheads. Yeddyurappa had returned to the party with his experiment of wanting to go alone having failed. Similarly, the Reddy brothers have realised that despite their financial clout they do count for nothing if they do not belong to the BJP. They did not try to go with the Congress but the Congress kept them out. It seems that the BJP wants to gather the scattered fold and present a united face during the crucial Lok Sabha election in the lone southern state where the BJP is a force to reckon with. It is quite likely that Swaraj's objections will be overlooked because of the party's realpolitik compulsions.
Swaraj's views are less controversial than the fact that she chose to express herself on a public forum and not pressed her point at a party forum behind closed doors. It appears that Swaraj knew that she would be overruled unceremoniously and no one would know her conscientious objection.
The second tweet was about former Congress leader Dharmender Pal Sharma readying to join Haryana Janhit Congress (HJC). She tweeted: " I am strongly opposed to this. I have conveyed my views to Shri Kuldeep Bishnoi."
Twitter critics of Swaraj pointed out that she has no right to tell an ally who should be its member. BJP insiders claim that the BJP-HJC alliance in Haryana is a formidable one which combines the Jat-non-Jat, rural-urban elements in the state. The party implicitly would not want to ruffle feathers.
But Swaraj has a valid point. She does not want the BJP to be associated directly or indirectly with Venod Sharma, whose son Manu, was convicted in the murder of Jessica Lall and who is now serving a life term. Swaraj is keen that the BJP's sensitivity towards woman's issues should not be seen to be compromised.
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The demand to widen South bridge in tandem with Kochi Metro work has once again triggered a raging debate on how best to go about it.
The moot question is whether to demolish and rebuild the bridge, or to remodel it so that its existing width can be optimally utilised. As of now, the underutilised 1.5 metre-wide footpaths on either side occupy three metres of the 10.4-metre-wide space between the railings.
In 2008, Better Kochi Response Group (BKRG), an NGO, submitted a detailed proposal to the then District Collector to cede 55 cm of the existing carriageway to footpaths on either side, so that each flank has a width of 2.05 metres. These two side bays could be dedicated for exclusive use by two- and three-wheelers, which now share the road with heavier vehicles. This would reduce the width of each lane on the central carriageway from 3.5 metres to 3.15 metres. "This is sufficient since 3.5-metre wide lanes are mandatory for highways which cater to fast-moving vehicles. The speed within city limits is minimal," said S. Gopakumar, president of BKRG.
This apart, the Motor Vehicles' Department has specified 2.6 metres as the maximum permissible width of vehicles. They can easily commute through the 3.15-metre wide lane on each side. Besides, buses could go in either direction, though the carriageway of old Venduruthy bridge was just 5.8-metre wide. The main carriageway of the remodelled bridge would have a width of 6.3 metres. Heavier vehicles can use A.L. Jacob overbridge or Pullepady overbridge that run parallel to the South bridge.
Once the modification is done, the bridge's capacity will increase by 70 per cent. Currently, the bridge is chaotic since two- and three-wheelers share the carriageway with heavier vehicles. Vehicles moved extremely slowly since two-wheelers occupied the same linear length as that of a car, Mr. Gopakumar said.
He spoke of how the NGO would take up the matter with Kochi Metro Rail Limited (KMRL) in the coming week, so that the bridge could be remodelled prior to the metro's civil works beginning on its northern side.
Back in 2008, the district administration, the Kochi Corporation and the city police had given their nod for the proposal. A senior Railway official said a decision on modifying the footpaths had to be taken at the Thiruvananthapuram divisional level. "The proposal is a good one and can be executed provided the Commissioner for Railway Safety accords his nod. The State government must convince him of the urgent need to modify the bridge," he said.
The bridge's modification will, in turn, smoothen movement of vehicles from Manorama Junction and on the opposite side from Valanjambalam.
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