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Thursday, May 28, 2009
Astoria Times
Man struck, killed while crossing Lefferts Blvd.
SOUTH OZONE PARK — An older man was killed in an auto accident Sunday afternoon as he was trying to cross Lefferts Boulevard, police said.
Dream Jobs
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Astoria Times
Mother gets 15 years in prison for killing son
KEW GARDENS — A 24−year−old mother was sentenced to 15 years in prison Friday for suffocating her 4−month−old son more than two years ago, Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said.
Astoria Times
LI man on drugs sped down Grand Central: DA
GRAND CENTRAL PARKWAY — A Long Island man was arrested last week for allegedly speeding on the highway while high on marijuana, the Queens district attorney said.
Astoria Times
Police launch search for Forest Hills rapist
FOREST HILLS — Police are asking for the public's help in locating a fugitive who they say raped a woman near Queens Boulevard and 69th Road last week.
Astoria Times
Stolen ATM cards used to buy MetroCard
JAMAICA — Police were looking for a man who they say used stolen ATM cards to purchase his subway fare at the Jamaica Center−Parsons⁄Archer Station Sunday.
Astoria Times
Brick, bike seat thrown at two women: Brown
ELMHURST — Two men were arrested Tuesday for allegedly assaulting two women with a bike seat and a brick, the Queens district attorney said.
Astoria Times
Man crossing street died after car hit him
Officers responded to a call of an unresponsive man found at the intersection of 165th Street and 46th Avenue around 8 a.m., police said. An investigation determined the man attempted to cross between two parked vehicles and was struck by a 2008 Nissan Altima traveling eastbound on 46th Avenue, police said.
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Whitestone Times
City may not fund Bowne House until 2013
By Stephen Stirling
The Bowne House Historical Society said the city may push public funding for the renovation of the 17th century home back to as late as 2013, which could delay the completion of the long−needed project.
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Whitestone Times
Cooke vies for Avella seat
By Nathan Duke
Flushing's Tom Cooke said his military background, nonprofit work and longtime residency in northeast Queens provide him with the experience necessary to replace City Councilman Tony Avella (D−Bayside) as the next councilman for northeast Queens.
Whitestone Times
Queens Muslims, Jews condemn Bronx temple plot
By Howard Koplowitz
A Jamaica imam and a Flushing rabbi stood together inside a 168th Street mosque Friday to condemn the foiled plot allegedly crafted by four upstate men — all recent converts to Islam — to bomb two Bronx synagogues.
Whitestone Times
Queens College refugee camp spotlights African atrocities
By Anna Gustafson
Yaa−Lengi Ngemi and Rashidi Mubwana know all too well what war means.
Whitestone Times
City makes first Willets Pt. deals in five months
By Stephen Stirling
The city has reached agreements to acquire two new properties at Willets Point, marking the first such deals to take place since the City Council approved a redevelopment plan for the community last year, the city Economic Development Corp. announced Tuesday.
Whitestone Times
Public hearing to be held on law to protect Queens homeowners
A state law enacted in 1995 establishing fines for real estate companies that solicited listings for residential properties to Queens homeowners who opted not to receive such notices is set to expire, and the state will be holding public hearings on whether to continue the law.
Whitestone Times
Whitestone parade salutes the soldiers
By Ivan Pereira
Whitestone residents turned their neighborhood into a sea of red, white and blue for the annual Memorial Day parade Monday.
Whitestone Times
House bill could derail College Point transfer station
By Stephen Stirling
In a pointed effort, U.S. Reps. Gary Ackerman (D−Bayside) and Joseph Crowley (D−Jackson Heights) have passed legislation in Congress that if enacted, could block city efforts to construct a marine waste transfer station in College Point.
State Democrats' Cheap Shot
In a New York political season, it is not surprising to see Democrats or Republicans take a cheap shot at a powerful opponent. But we are stunned by the statements of Shams Tarek, a state Democratic Senate Campaign Committee spokesman, criticizing a letter written by state Sen. Frank Padavan on behalf of former colleague, Brian McLaughlin.
Fresh Meadows
17 Bayside families sue church developer
By Nathan Duke
A group of 17 Bayside families has filed a lawsuit against the developer of a Korean church being constructed on 210th Street on the grounds that the structure would not comply with the city's zoning and administrative codes.
Fresh Meadows
Huang evicts day care from Klein Farm site
By Ivan Pereira
Fresh Meadows community leaders are worried that the pending eviction of the day care center on the Klein Farm could be the sign of a possible move by the land's owner to sell or develop the site.
Fresh Meadows
Gennaro's rivals quit race
By Anna Gustafson
Then there was one.
Fresh Meadows
Volunteers give Pomonok Community Center a makeover
By Stephen Stirling
They left as quickly as they came, but a swarm of energetic volunteers certainly left a lasting impression on the Pomonok Community Center.
Fresh Meadows
City must strictly make developers follow building laws
By Bob Harris
Most people buy homes in communities because of the neighborhood, house styles, quality of schools and nearby parks — in short, the quality of life. Homeowners join together as civic associations to maintain quality of life. Queens civic associations have come together as the Queens Civic Congress. One of their main activities is to enforce building codes.
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Crowd salutes heroes in Forest Hills
By Ivan Pereira
Hundreds of revelers turned Metropolitan Avenue into a street for heroes Sunday as Forest Hills held its annual Memorial Day parade.
Developers must provide parking spaces
Why has development in recent years overlooked the need for parking in Queens? No thought is given for the need to park cars when a developer builds a shopping mall, church or day care center. I am having difficulty finding parking in my area like never before.
Albany's plan to rescue MTA contains fatal financial flaws
I am writing in response to your May 14 editorial regarding my vote on the Metropolitan Transportation Authority bailout legislation ("Padavan Goes Off−track").
City must shut public schools after assistant principal's death
The tragic death of IS 238 Assistant Principal Mitchell Wiener from swine flu should not be taken lightly. It is time for the city Education and Health departments to tackle the spread of this illness by immediately closing all city public and parochial schools in order to disinfect them.
Stand against gay marriage flawed
I would like to respond to Frederick R. Bedell Jr.'s May 14 letter "State should uphold the traditional meaning of marriage."
Oppose proposed budget cuts for the boro's library system
Queens Library is facing unprecedented budgets cuts that will devastate library service unless funding is restored. The proposed city budget slashes our operating funds by nearly $20 million. If sustained, these cuts would reduce the hours Queens libraries will be open to the public, with programs and services severely curtailed. All community libraries could be closed on weekends, with some libraries open only two or three days a week.
Block proposed firehouse closings
Mayor Michael Bloomberg's plan to close firehouses jeopardizes the lives of all the city's citizens. Even if he closes a firehouse in someone else's neighborhood, all neighborhoods will be affected.
Tarek wrong for criticizing Padavan
If attacking a Republican state senator for writing a letter of support for a former Democratic state Assemblyman he worked closely with for decades is the only thing Democratic Senate Campaign Committee spokesman Shams Tarek can come up with, then it is time to become a Republican.
Go on a staycation this summer
Another year has gone by and it is time to contemplate taking a vacation. Like many others, I have chosen for the second year in a row to take a "staycation." This is because our economy has not improved much, with gas going up again and the higher costs of goods and services.
Skala's charge of elitism misguided about preserving boro neighborhood
I am fed up with Frank Skala making bogus statements just for the sake of hearing his own voice. Using a "shotgun approach" to criticize, he hits everyone and everything in sight as long as it is not about something he embraces. A recent series of rants is leveled at me as a trustee of the Douglaston⁄Little Neck Historical Society, and it proves how lacking his level of understanding is.
Allow Willets Point biz to move into Flushing Airport site
An open letter to Borough President Helen Marshall.
Nurses have done their share in combatting swine flu
As the world reacts to the H1N1 swine flu outbreak, the front line care providers — nurses — have helped our community. Communities across the country deal with the concerns of the illness, whether a case was confirmed or only feared. Earlier this month, the nursing profession celebrated its own during National Nurses Week. Take a moment to share your gratitude with a nurse you know and the next nurse you encounter.
Planned city water hikes unfair
The times we live in are challenging enough. That is why the proposed 12.9 percent hike in city water rates is unbearable. The proposed hike comes one year after a 14.5 percent hike last July. The average annual bill for a one−family home under the 12.9 percent increase is projected to be $911, up from $779 at the current rate.
Onorato should back gay marriage
As an Astoria resident, it is time for New York state to join the 21st century and pass legislation granting equal marriage rights to all New Yorkers, no matter what their sexual orientation is.
On the Brink of a Crisis
Fate has proved the foolishness of closing two Queens hospitals. In March, St. John's Queens Hospital in Elmhurst and Mary Immaculate Hospital in Jamaica were shuttered. In May, a shortage of emergency room capacity and hospital beds in the wake of the swine flu outbreak has put the borough on the brink of a healthcare crisis.
Astoria Times
Paper absentee ballots could draw out guv, Senate races
By William Lewis
As we move toward the 2009 fall election campaign, there are some lasting repercussions from the 2008 elections, especially in northeast Queens, where incumbent state Sen. Frank Padavan (R−Bellerose) retained his seat against challenger City Councilman James Gennaro (D−Fresh Meadows).
Astoria Times
Marriage cannot escape the public's changing attitudes
By Alex Berger
To get the full value of joy, you must have someone to divide it with. — Mark Twain
Astoria Times
Irving coined two of New York City's famous nicknames
By Joan Brown Wettingfeld
Several years ago, my husband and I visited Spain. While viewing the impressive citadel, the Alhambra in Granada, I was reminded of the legacy Washington Irving left New York City, his birthplace.
Astoria Times
Vallone bill would tighten rules for cell phone towers
By Nathan Duke
City Councilman Peter Vallone Jr. (D−Astoria) is calling on the city to allow for greater regulation of cell phone antennas in residential communities as well as giving borough residents more input before a tower is placed in their neighborhood.
Astoria Times
MTA says injury lawsuits are draining its budget
By Philip Newman
The Metropolitan Transit Authority is again appealing to the state Legislature for help — this time because injury lawsuits are costing millions yearly.
Astoria Times
Pitching a no−hitter for his dad
By Anna Gustafson and Ivan Pereira
Jordan Wiener said after he and his family buried their beloved patriarch, Mitchell Wiener, last week all he wanted to do was honor his father's memory by focusing on his own work as captain of Robert. F. Kennedy High School's varsity baseball team.
Astoria Times
Experts say boro will grow
By Jeremy Walsh
Though Queens is certainly hurting from the current recession, the borough has weathered the storm far better than some of its neighbors and is poised for growth, analysts and public officials said last week at a economic outlook breakfast.
Astoria Times
Boro Democratic Party backs Liu in comptroller race
By Stephen Stirling
Endorsements are coming fast and furious in the four−way race for city comptroller, with the three Queens candidates and the Brooklyn contender picking up a major backer in the last week.
Astoria Times
Ex−beau accused in Sunnyside crime lab tech slay
By Jeremy Walsh
The ex−boyfriend of a civilian crime lab technician accused of beating and stabbing her to death in her Sunnyside apartment last month is the son of an Irish revolutionary, published reports said.
Astoria Times
McLaughlin receives 10−yr. prison sentence
By Stephen Stirling
Despite Assemblyman Brian McLaughlin's best efforts to atone for his crimes, a federal judge ruled last week that no amount of cooperation or pleas for mercy could outweigh the "brazen and perversely creative" fraud he committed against the people he had promised to serve.
Astoria Times
Weiner drops out as Queens Dems back Thompson for mayor
By Anna Gustafson
U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner (D−Forest Hills) officially announced he is dropping out of the mayoral race in an online New York Times op−ed piece Tuesday night, citing concerns about being outspent by deep−pocketed Mayor Michael Bloomberg and following a vote by the Queens Democratic Party to endorse his rival, city Comptroller Bill Thompson.
Astoria Times
Workers protest LIC builder
By Jeremy Walsh
Two immigrant workers at an upscale apartment renovation company in Long Island City are demanding thousands of dollars in back wages and overtime they say the company never paid them.
Astoria Times
Calm, planning can be best flu defense
By Ivan Pereira
The best way Queens residents can protect themselves from the swine flu or any other health threat is by drawing up an emergency plan for the family and keeping a level head, according to a mental health specialist.
Astoria Times
Peralta, Dept. of Ed urge update parents on swine flu
By Jeremy Walsh
As parents in Queens grew upset over the city's decisions to leave certain schools open amid swine flu scares, politicians and officials from a number of city agencies gathered in Corona last Thursday night to try to assuage residents' fears.
Astoria Times
Somber return for IS 238 kids
By Ivan Pereira
Life seemed to return to normal for the students at IS 238 in Hollis Tuesday, but the adolescents said the mood at the middle school would never be the same.
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Astoria Times
City bike map points cyclists to boro's cultural destinations
By Nathan Duke
The Department of City Planning has released a new map to guide Queens cyclists through 18 miles of borough bike lanes which includes notable landmarks in Long Island City, Elmhurst, Jackson Heights, Corona and several other neighborhoods.
Astoria Times
Women officers, boro girls form bond over basketball
By Jeremy Walsh
Squeaking sneakers drowned out any thoughts of incongruity as teen girls and female police converged at Astoria's Variety Boys & Girls Club last week in a friendly battle for hoops supremacy.
Astoria Times
Caritas to sell Mary Immac, St. John's
By Stephen Stirling
Bankrupt and shuttered Caritas' Health Care Inc.'s Mary Immaculate Hospital and St. John's Queens Hospital were placed up for sale earlier this month, the Queens borough president's office confirmed, adding insult to injury to the borough's ailing hospital system.
Astoria Times
Flushing leaders try to prevent panic
By Stephen Stirling
Flushing leaders called for calm, communication and greater city transparency Friday afternoon in reaction to borough parents bombarding already−taxed Queens hospital emergency rooms as swine flu fears ran rampant.
Astoria Times
Growing deficit could force pols to pare budget: Paterson
By Jeremy Walsh
The state Legislature may have to revise next year's budget yet again as the projected deficit swells, Gov. David Paterson warned last week amid a comptroller's report that state revenues were sliding.
Astoria Times
LIRR president appointed temporary director of MTA
By Philip Newman
Long Island Rail Road President Helena Williams has been appointed temporary head of the MTA pending appointment of a replacement for Elliot Sander.
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Thank you to everyone who attended the Arizona Roadmap to Veteran Employment Summit at the Arizona PBS Studio and online via live stream! We look forward to working together to implement the Roadmap!
Welcome to the Arizona Roadmap to Veteran Employment!
The Roadmap is a statewide plan that engages public and private sector organizations with a goal of connecting service members, veterans and their family members to employment opportunities, training & resources. The Arizona Department of Veterans' Services and the Arizona Coalition for Military Families are the lead implementation partners.
Arizona Roadmap to Veteran Employment from Arizona Coalition on Vimeo.
The Employment Equation
The roadmap is structured around an employment equation that encompasses a focus on the interests and needs of different key stakeholder groups, as well as the relationship between those stakeholders with an end goal of successful hiring and retention:
What are the goals of the roadmap?
The roadmap focuses on the following targets for each of the key stakeholder groups from the employment equation:
Job Seekers: Job seekers and employees have access to information and support resources for their job search and career progression.
Employment Service Providers: Employment service providers are equipped with the training, contacts and resources to effectively assist job seekers with job search and barriers to employability.
Employers: Employers know the value of these employees, how to connect to this pool of job seekers and can effectively capitalize on and retain employees.
Scroll down to learn more about what is available to job seekers, employment service providers and employers.
1. Complete the job search checklist. (Coming soon!)
2. Connect with an employment support program:
There are many resources statewide available to assist service members, veterans and their family members with finding employment. As a starting point, visit the Quickstart Resource Guide on Employment.
Mario Aguirre, our Roadmap Employment Outreach Coordinator, is also available to connect you to resources in your area for job search and other needs.
BY PHONE: 480-889-0718 Ext 118 BY EMAIL: firstname.lastname@example.com
ONLINE 24/7 Job Search is available at:
VA eBenefits Jobs – an online portal that includes a Military Skills Translator and job search (note: the Department of Defense H2H.jobs initiative now falls under this site).
My Next Move for Veterans – a Department of Labor website that includes an Interest Profiler.
US Military Pipeline – this site houses the skills translation and matching technology that was created here in Arizona.
IN PERSON (eligible veterans receive priority service):
Arizona Workforce Connection: Find your local One-Stop for job search assistance (locations statewide).
Arizona Department of Economic Security Veterans Program: Services are available statewide.
3. Find supportive services to address areas such as housing, finances, family stress and physical health.
Visit the Military/Veteran Resource Network and click on the navigation guides.
Thank you for your service!
Through the roadmap, training and technical assistance is available to public and private sector employment service providers. This can include an array of support such as:
- Military/Veteran Employment Service Provider training
- Military/Veteran Resource Navigator training (view the calendar of upcoming navigator trainings)
- Facilitation of cross-sector collaboration and coordination of service delivery
- Technical assistance to become a partner organization on the Military/Veteran Resource Network
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Did the idea of a legal war die along with Muammar al-Qaddafi?
- By Scott HortonScott Horton, an attorney and lecturer at Columbia Law School, has advised sovereigns on the pursuit of kleptocratic predecessors. He is also a contributing editor at Harper's Magazine.
As Muammar al-Qaddafi's corpse rotted in a Misrata meat locker, Barack Obama's gambit on Libya was being widely acclaimed in Washington as a foreign-policy success — and a politically daring one. The U.S. president's own secretary of defense and key military advisors, after all, were against the operation; many of his Republican critics, meanwhile, had advocated for a more forward American military role, reminiscent of Iraq. Spurning both, Obama opted for a carefully calibrated effort that emphasized the support of key allies, enabling a popular uprising that steadily peeled away support from a loud but teetering dictator. In the end, the effort cost no American lives and less than $2 billion, which Sen. Lindsey Graham reports the Libyans are willing to repay. The future remains unclear about the sort of government Libya will see in Qaddafi's wake — but it's quite clear that the operation burnished the reputation of the United States with Libya's population, as was evident by the American flags hoisted in Benghazi and Tripoli last week. Compared with the cost and doubtful outcomes in both Iraq and Afghanistan, the Libya campaign looks — for now, at least — like a stroke of genius.
But seen through the lens of the law, the victory is a distinctly Pyrrhic one. When he was elected, Obama promised an America that, in a sharp break from its very recent past, would lead by example and reinvigorate its respect for the rule of law, both at home and on the international stage. Obama's conduct of the war in Libya points to a White House that is perhaps more cautious than its immediate predecessor in foreign military exploits, but just as assertive in the area of executive prerogative. It is a gloomy precedent — and one that will make necessary humanitarian actions in crises such as Syria's less, not more, likely to happen.
The Libya operations have to be assessed at two separate levels of legality. The first is domestic and involves the constitutional interplay between the executive branch and Congress in the realm of war powers. American legal thinking about the respective roles played by Congress and the president can be divided roughly into three camps. The first and more conservative view, dominant among constitutional scholars, holds that the president has the power to respond to an attack on his own or to take urgent steps to defend the country, but that he must secure Congress's consent in some form before using U.S. arms in hostilities abroad on a more sustained basis. To protect its rights against encroachment by the executive, Congress enacted the War Powers Resolution in 1973. Compliance with or circumvention of the resolution continues to this day to be a key field of tension between the White House and Congress.
The second, traditionally liberal view, advanced by Democratic administrations going back perhaps as far as Harry Truman, was presented most concretely in a series of memoranda authored by Walter Dellinger, head of the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) in Bill Clinton's administration. Dellinger chose not to tackle the traditionalists head-on. Rather, he suggested that there was a species of conflict short of war that was not really covered by the obligation to consult Congress. Dellinger argued that the president could act unilaterally when there was some compelling national interest that militated for action and the deployment would not amount to war in the sense discussed in the Constitution.
The third perspective, associated with Berkeley law professor and George W. Bush-era OLC staffer John Yoo and a number of other neoconservatives, argues that the traditional view is a fundamental misunderstanding of the constitutional order and that the president always has the authority to act unilaterally. The most authoritative statement of this perspective may well be in the OLC memorandum that Yoo wrote to justify Bush's decision to commence hostilities in Iraq in 2003. It's noteworthy that notwithstanding Yoo's opinion, Bush still felt compelled to seek specific votes in Congress to authorize military action in Iraq and Afghanistan. Having obtained these votes, Bush never had cause to put the Yoo theorem to the test. But Yoo's argument does present the ultimate legal pushing of the envelope in the area of presidential war powers.
Obama probably could have secured congressional authority for his operations in Libya at the outset of the conflict — a fact suggested by resolutions adopted before the commencement of hostilities encouraging him to act — but he opted not to do so. Instead he relied on a memorandum authored by the OLC's Caroline Krass. Following carefully in the footsteps of the earlier analysis by Dellinger, Krass argued that "preserving regional stability" in North Africa and "maintaining the credibility of United Nations Security Council mandates" were important national interests of the United States that warranted the Libya operations. She also concluded that the nature of the operations — involving no deployment of ground forces and only a limited measure of U.S. engagement, in concert with NATO and other allies who would bear the brunt of the effort — supported a conclusion that this was not what the Constitution meant by "war."
That second point is, of course, by far the more problematic, considering the notorious difficulty at the outset of any conflict of gauging the level of effort ultimately required. However, on this point, Krass was borne out by the facts: Although the United States took the lead in the first weeks, its role did in fact recede as the conflict wore on, with France and Britain taking center stage. Disorganized rebels assembled under the banner of the National Transitional Council, which steadily expanded its authority over the bulk of Libya's territory and accumulated international recognition.
However, the first prong of the Krass analysis couldn't be more doubtful. The notion that "preserving regional stability" in North Africa was a matter of U.S. national interest was squarely rejected by Defense Secretary Robert Gates and other senior Pentagon brass and can't be squared with prior authoritative statements of policy towards the region; the best argument that Krass could muster was the suggestion that Italy and other U.S. allies in southern Europe would have to cope with waves of refugees from Libya. Recent reports have suggested, moreover, that Krass's criteria were marginal at best in the actual decision-marking. As Rolling Stone's Michael Hastings reported in a recent lively portrait of the Obama administration's internal debate over Libya, concerns that a Qaddafi victory would deflate the Arab Spring movement, coupled with a sense that the revolutionaries' success could be ensured with a minimal commitment of blood and treasure, was at the core of Obama's call. There is thus a disconnect between the conjectural reasons used to justify the OLC memo and the actual reasons that reportedly drove Obama's decision to support the venture.
The Obama team also stepped around the War Powers Resolution. It issued brief reports to Congress after hostilities had been commenced, but it did not recognize the resolution as being applicable to the Libya campaign. The Obama view was not, as Republican administrations since Nixon have asserted, that the resolution was an unconstitutional intrusion on presidential prerogatives. Rather, it took aim at the resolution's definition of "hostilities" — a term consciously adopted to include actions far short of war — and argued that the operations in Libya could not be viewed as covered. State Department Legal Advisor Harold Koh advanced this view in a hearing before Congress on June 15, the same date on which the Obama team delivered its report on actions in Libya.
At this point, U.S. involvement in the Libyan campaign consisted of "occasional strikes by unmanned Predator UAVs," the report argued. The administration was trying to saddle the term "hostilities" with the relatively narrow constitutional sense of the word "war," but Congress plainly opted to use "hostilities" in order to capture a far wider array of military actions. As various scholars have noted, "hostilities" has a well-established meaning in international humanitarian law: "the (collective) resort by the parties to the conflict to means and methods of injuring the enemy." House Speaker John Boehner and Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin shared the same assessment: The notion that lethal drone strikes are not "hostilities" under the War Powers Resolution "doesn't pass a straight-face test."
Obama's engagement with the Constitution and domestic law thus consisted of a rubber-stamp legal opinion from the OLC that made policy assumptions publicly contradicted by senior administration national security spokesmen, and a series of cute word games to deny application of the War Powers Resolution. Congress, moreover, failed to stand up for its prerogatives either by explicitly authorizing the campaign or by challenging it. Congressional leaders were too obsessed with partisan gamesmanship and too indifferent to the fate of their own constitutional powers to do either. The Libya campaign thus turns into another vindication of executive war-making powers, and a demonstration of Congress's institutional lack of gravitas when dealing with minor foreign conflict.
Enter Resolution 1973, which the Security Council adopted on March 17. There were three provisions at the core of the resolution: a call for an immediate ceasefire and an end to violence against civilians; the establishment of a no-fly zone over Libya; and authority to use "all necessary force" to protect civilians and civilian-populated areas while prohibiting the deployment of a "foreign occupation force." As the resolution was adopted, forces loyal to Qaddafi were preparing an assault on Benghazi, the rebel stronghold. Qaddafi himself made statements threatening the violent taking of the city and the "house-by-house" extermination of anti-government protesters. His comments were sufficiently unhinged, and the threat of a bloodbath sufficiently clear, that the Arab League lined up in support of the resolution and even Russia and China — which had threatened a veto of the resolution — switched their position to abstain instead. Qaddafi embraced the ceasefire call, but his forces continued their attacks on civilians unabated — satisfying the resolution's preconditions for the use of military force.
While much of the military operations in Libya were plainly within the mandate of Resolution 1973, some aspects exceeded it. For instance, attacks fairly early in the conflict targeted command-and-control centers of the Qaddafi regime. Such steps would be routine in wartime and would plainly be authorized under the laws of armed conflict. But it's not so clear that they were authorized by Resolution 1973, the authority of which rested on the doctrine of "responsibility to protect" (R2P): the notion, adopted by the U.N. in 2005, that intervention is justified to protect a civilian population from harm, even at the hands of its own leaders. After all, strikes were mounted against military positions far away from the attacks on civilians and with no apparent linkage to them. Moreover, as the war progressed, the posture of the fading Qaddafi regime became increasingly defensive. The final weeks of the campaign put this in sharpest perspective, as Qaddafi and his final core group of retainers withdrew to his hometown of Sirte, ultimately fleeing in a convoy that was fired upon by NATO aircraft and an American Predator drone, destroying two vehicles. Libyan authorities have denied an independent autopsy that might show conclusively the cause of Qaddafi's death — which may have been shots fired after he surrendered and was in rebel custody — but the role played by NATO in his final moments points to the near perfect inversion of the mission. Instead of protecting civilians from attack by Qaddafi and his forces, they were attacking a fleeing and clearly finished Qaddafi.
At this point, some members of the Security Council clearly feel they got suckered. They voted for a resolution to protect the people of Benghazi from slaughter and saw their authority invoked to depose Qaddafi and install a new government. That will have consequences for future humanitarian crises. Russia and China have now blocked Security Council resolutions targeting Syria. Russian President Dmitri Medvedev has made clear that Russia supports demands for reform in Syria and abhors the use of violence against demonstrators, but has been equally clear that Russia cannot risk a repeat of the Libyan example.
NATO's operations in Libya began as a valid demonstration of the use of military force to protect civilians. But they evolved quickly into an exercise in regime change. In the wake of Libya, the Security Council is unlikely to embrace another R2P operation anytime soon. And that is bad news for the people of Damascus and Hama, as well as for advocates of the responsibility to protect.
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It's been six seasons since the Minnesota Timberwolves had a winning record after 25 games. If they are to achieve that feat again, they must do it without their best player. Looking to move above .500 with a third straight victory, the Timberwolves will be without suspended star Kevin Love on Tuesday night when they try to snap the visiting Sacramento Kings' season-high three-game winning streak. Coming off consecutive victories over New Jersey and Houston, Minnesota (12-12) is in position to surpass the .500 mark after 25 games for the first time since 2005-06. The Timberwolves have averaged 106.8 points while winning three of four overall. "It does feel good to be .500 right now, but we still want to come out and keep this thing going in the right direction,'' Love said. The Timberwolves must do that without Love, who will serve the first of his two-game suspension for stomping on Houston's Luis Scola as the Rocket forward was lying on the floor during Minnesota's 100-91 vict...
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A "whistleblower" lawsuit filed in Fort Wayne five years ago by a nurse who formerly worked for Lutheran Hospital is among the lawsuits resolved in a $98 million federal settlement with Community Health Systems announced Monday. Community Health Systems is the Tennessee company that owns Lutheran Hospital and its affiliated hospitals in northeast Indiana.
Former Lutheran nurse Nancy Reuille was among plaintiffs in several states who supported government contentions that CHS hospitals admitted patients to the hospital when it wasn't medically necessary and then billed Medicare, Medicaid and the military's Tricare program for those inpatient services. Community Health should have billed for less costly outpatient or observation cases, the government said.
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The Lakers are 1-3 without Gasol, including a home loss Sunday to the Utah Jazz.
Cleveland is a woeful 4-17, but the Lakers (9-12) can't take anybody lightly, especially with their unimpressive 2-6 road record.
Gasol played all 65 games last season and all 82 the season before that.
Will he play Thursday in New York?
"Who knows?" he said Tuesday. "It's an enigma."
After Thursday's game, the Lakers play Friday in Washington and Sunday in Philadelphia to close their four-game trip.
Gasol, 32, is averaging 12.6 points and shooting 42 percent, both of which would be career-lows if they didn't improve.
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Welcome to our 2nd edition of Opposition Q&A as we enter B1G play and host Nebraska. We were joined by Jon from Corn Nation last night on Badgers Power Hour and today we bring you the burning questions we had for the rest of the Corn Nation staff. So here is the Nebraska edition of Opposition Q&A
WB: How strange/good/bad is it that you're in the Big Ten now that conference play is upon us? How have the fans taken to no longer playing the Missouri's, Oklahoma's, Iowa State's?
RICKY SMITH: I think this is one thing where Husker fans are pretty unanimous: we love being in the B1G. I'm not going to miss anyone in the Big 12. Oklahoma hitched their wagon to Texas when the league formed and Husker Nation slowly got over the fact that we wouldn't play them every year. I know we have a history playing teams like KU, KSU, etc., but I've yet to hear "I'm going to miss playing the Cyclones" from anyone.
AK: I've said it all. They thought it was cute to give Texas all the power, then blamed us for everything when it went to shit & said they'd be better off without us (nicely done!), and then finally let Oklahoma show a little backbone for them in the last couple of weeks. With the exception of the Sooners, piss on 'em all.
RS: Piss on the Sooners. They're too co-dependent on UT.
Aaron: I loved playing the Big XII schools. I even enjoyed the games against UT. We rarely won, but they were almost always close games that went down to the wire. I'll miss playing them. But, the Big XII hasn't really felt like home the way that the Big 8 was. When I was a kid, I could remember thinking, "Why aren't we playing Iowa every year?" Now we will.
Husker Mike: All of the Big XII's drama the last few weeks has reinforced the reasons we made the switch. No matter what we thought of the Big Ten five or ten years ago, it doesn't matter now. We're in a better place now.
WB: With Jared Crick back you'll finally have the original starting 4 on the D-Line for the 1st time, how big of an issue could chemistry be against a very big and talented Wisconsin offensive line?
RS: The Pelini Bros. and Papuchis (D-Line coach) will have them ready. I don't think chemistry is an issue. It will be nice to have everyone back. Dennard being back will help the line give them some time to get into the backfield. Hell, I'll be glad just to see Dennard, Crick and David on the field at the same time. That's a little more comforting.
AK: I'm terrified anyway. Everyone's gashed us in the gut a few times. The Badgers might be a little better than what we've seen.
Aaron: Honestly, this years defense is very similar to last years. We gave up a lot of yards last year too. The big difference is the that the yards are becoming points this year. The amount of big plays we have surrendered, especially on the deep ball, is up a lot. Last years team let you move the ball a bit but eventually got you to fourth down. This years team just needs to start preventing those 50-yard TD passes and they will be in the same boat as last years defense.
Husker Mike: It isn't so much the defensive line but rather the secondary that has been the concern. The Pelini brothers were able to take chances with a secondary of Dennard, Amukamara, Hagg, and Gomes. The first three games of the season, those guys were gone. Now Dennard is back, and we'll see what Pelini can put together.
WB: How has Taylor Martinez's game changed from last year to this year? Can he be an effective passer?
RS: I think he manages things a bit better. But it's easy to manage those first 4 teams. We'll see if he's matured come Saturday. I don't know if he can ever become an effective passer. I guess if he tells his receivers to slow down when they're wide open, then he's a leader AND he's effective. Win win!
AK: He has to check his cell phone at the locker room door.
Aaron: He seems more comfortable leading the team. His play has improved a bit, but he still struggles with his timing on his passes. The fumbles and staring down the receivers he wants is still an issues.
Husker Mike: The game is slowing down for him, and he understands his role better this season. Last week aside, his passing has been more accurate this season, and his receivers this season are simply more capable.
WB: Rex Burkhead reminds me so much of an old school back, what makes him so successful as a RB? RS: His balance. You will rarely tackle this kid on the first try. He has great vision, great balance and he never stops moving his legs. From what I've heard, his work ethic is second to none and he has the respect of the entire team...including coaches.
AK: When he's not putting in extra time in the weight room and rescuing stray animals in the streets of Lincoln, he is actually rewriting the gospels in his spare time. Priests give their confessions to HIM. He is, in fact the most perfect human being in recorded history with the possible exceptions of Mother Teresa and Donald P. Bellesario.
Aaron: He's good at finding the hole to run through. He knows when to spin, to juke and to stiff-arm. He just has a great sense of the game and his roll.
Husker Mike: You can't arm tackle Rex Burkhead. He jukes, darts, and evades the initial defender. He's not a game breaker by any means...but he gets an extra 3-5 yards on most plays by evading the initial tackler.
WB: Your keys to a Huskers Victory at Camp Randall?
RS: 1) Shut them up early. That 50 yard bomb to Kenny Bell a la the Washington game? We're going to need that fast. Don't let the crowd get into it.
2) STICK TO YOUR GAME PLAN! Sorry...we're still not used to this concept. 5+ years of Shawn Watson (former offensive coordinator) will do that to someone. Seriously, if you're getting yards with the dive play or the sweep, then keep doing it until someone stops it. Don't suddenly switch to putting Martinez out on the flat so he can be a decoy for something cute and ineffective as hell. Not bitter about that at all.
3) Don't panic. They shouldn't. It's not their first time in a hostile environment, but they can't have another College Station Incident like last November. Keep your cool and play your game.
AK: 1) Minimize the damage of the ground game (TCU style?) and put enough pressure on Wilson to bring out the Kordell-like tendencies he's displayed against decent opponents in the past. He hasn't shown me anything against weak competition I haven't seen at NC State, however he's never had this kind of supporting cast.
2) Alfonzo Dennard. His rehab better be over & his CB partner better be ready.
3) On offense, Martinez will have to be able to mount an effective passing game with 20-25 throws. If this happens, and he can sneak in a couple of deep burns like he's been doing, we might show off a pounding running game of our own.
4) Kyler Reed. If we don't hear his number called, we're in trouble.
5) The young offensive line. They've gone from WTF??? against UT-whoever to Goldberg vs. the WCW in just a few short weeks. The dress rehearsals are over and this is the longest I've ever heard our fans go without calling for Cotton's moustache to be torn off.
Aaron: Fundamentally sound football. It's still 11 against 11.
Husker Mike: Ball security. Get the ball into the hands of Kyler Reed, Jamal Turner, and Kenny Bell downfield. That loosens up the defense for Rex Burkhead to pound away. Then, when you least expect it, Taylor Martinez breaks into the open for a long run. On defense, maintain your assignments. Dennard has to shut down Nick Toon. Lavonte David and Will Compton have to be laser focused on Montee Ball. Then the rest of the defense needs to challenge Russell Wilson like he hasn't been all season long.
WB: Gonna join in the Jump Around at Camp Randall? RS: Uh...hypothetically speaking what would happen to us if we don't?
AK: Gonna release balloons with us for our first score in Lincoln next year?
Aaron: I would if I was there.
Husker Mike: If you have an extra couple of tickets for me, sure!
WB: Predictions for the score and winner of the game? RS: NU - 30 UW - 36. Wiscy gets us on their turf, but the Huskers get their mojo later in the season and win the rematch in Indy.
AK: As much as I diet on the Kool-Aid weekly during the fall - hell, I talked myself into NU beating the 'Canes in the 2002 Rose Bowl - this is one stiff test and too many moving parts have to mesh for us in a wild, drunken environment. It's not exactly Screech vs. Georges St. Pierre, but it's still a tall fucking order. Wiscy 31 NU 23
(And you're damn right I'm working the "nobody believes in us" mojo).
Aaron: It depends on which Taylor shows up. The one with four fumbles a game or the one that lites up Oklahoma State on their own home turf. The part of this game that I'm anticipating most is how Nebraska handles Wisconsin's run game. I think that will go a long way into showing the potential of this team. I don't think the Huskers are quite there yet to be able to beat Wisconsin in Madison. The offense struggles similar to last year and the Badgers do what they need to do. Wisconsin 38, Nebraska 13


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Plus this was fourteen years ago, but I suppose there's no pleasing a colonial convict with a chip on their shoulder.
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