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Thursday, August 21, 2014
JUDGES and court employees in Manila joined other government workers in asking the Supreme Court (SC) to stop the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) from subjecting their allowances and fringe benefits to withholding tax.
In a petition for certiorari, the Regional Trial Court Judges Association of Manila and Philippine Association of Court Employees-Manila chapter assailed Revenue Memorandum Order (RMO) 23-2014 for stepping on the independence of the judiciary and lack of due process.
They said the tax memorandum had no blessing from Finance Secretary Cesar Purisima and Congress, which enacted a law (Republic Act 9227) under the Arroyo administration granting special allowances to justices, judges and court personnel.
The special allowances can be considered as fringe benefits under Section 33 (A) of Tax Code as petitioners said these should not be subjected to any withholding tax because the grant is "indisputably necessary" to insulate the judiciary from outside influence.
Section 33 (A) exempts a fringe benefit from withholding tax if it is essential to the trade, business or profession of the employer or it is for the convenience or advantage of the employer.
"Stated differently, the grant of special allowances under the law is undeniably necessary to and for the advantage of the employer, the judiciary, for it guarantees the decisional independence of justices and judges as well as the institutional dependence of the judiciary as a whole," the petition stated.
Clothing allowance, cash gift and loyalty cash award are also not taxable, the petition added, because these are de minimis benefits, which are offered by the employer as a means of promoting health, goodwill contentment or efficiency of workers.
BIR Commissioner Kim Henares allegedly not only erred in her interpretation of the law but also "arrogated unto herself" legislative powers when she imposed withholding tax on allowances and benefits of the members of the judiciary which have never been previously taxed.
These include tax-exempt allowances and benefits such as the SC Christmas allowance, anniversary and milestone bonuses, grocery and year-end bonus.
Henares had shot down claims of new taxes, saying Section 32 of the Tax Code mandates that all compensation, whether in cash or in kind whatever they may be called, are subject to income tax and remitted to the government.
The only exemption is up to P30,000 of the 13th month pay and bonuses.
"Even if we are to assume for the sake of argument that RMO No. 23-2014 is a valid act, but obviously it is not, the independence of the judiciary enshrined in the Constitution demands that said memorandum should not apply to members of the judiciary," the petition said.
It called for the issuance a temporary restraining order (TRO), the same relief sought by the petition filed on August 6 led by state workers' group Confederation for Unity, Recognition and Advancement of Government Employees (Courage).
The SC directed Henares and Purisima on Tuesday to comment on Courage's petition within 10 days. (Sunnex)
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Radio Ink Publisher Eric Rhoads presented the Medallas de Cortez Leadership Award to recording artist Juanes. Following an inspiring film highlighting Juanes' humanitarian efforts, Juanes thanked the audience for support of his foundation. He spoke about his early songs and how writing them helped him overcome the violence in his native Colombia, and said the award has great significance to him and to his foundation.
Something big is happening: The Hispanic influence in America is exploding. Dieste Senior Strategic Planner Gabriela Gonzalez says that there are more Hispanics in America than Canadian's in Canada, and that their ethnic birth rate in the U.S. is now 20 times the birth rate of whites. Hispanics are reaching the highest rate of college enrollment than ever before and as of 2013, there were one million Latinas running their own businesses.
Research Director Partner Charlie Sislen moderated the panel at the Hispanic Radio Conference looking into the state of Nielsen's measurement of the Hispanic population in the U.S. Sislen stated, "The world in ratings has vastly changed. The other thing -- again, this will be absolutely no surprise to anyone in this room -- the Hispanic population has grown." Sislen continued, "When I started, nobody even knew what a high-density Hispanic area was, unless you were in Miami or L.A., and now most major markets have them." Read more.
Radio Ink is delighted to announce that legendary recording artist and humanitarian Juanes will be this year's recipient of the Medallas de Cortez Distinguished Leadership Award, to be presented at the Hispanic Radio Conference in Dallas next month. This award honors Juanes not only for his long and successful music career, but for his social and humanitarian activism.
Radio Ink EVP Deborah Parenti says, "We are extremely pleased to have the opportunity to recognize Juanes with this award. He is an artist who has not only contributed so much to music, but has used his name and time to benefit his fellow citizens of the world." Read more.

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Rome: Utica
The war is over, Egypt is unified, and the men are returning home. Everything should be peaceful, right? Come now, this is ancient Rome and the show is aired on HBO, of course it's not gonna be peaceful. For those that complained that the ladies of the show have been in the background for the past couple of episodes, well, this was the week was for you then. Attia and Servilia were at their prime in their machiavellian cat-fight in this episode. This conflict could end up spelling the end of Rome as we know it as the respective men in their lives have to choose a side.
We open with the last remnants of Caesar's opposition meeting it's demise. Cato and his faithful have failed and been slaughtered. He and his remaining men make it to the city-fort of Utica. There, unwilling to face his own future as an outlaw and fugitive, Cato takes his own life. His general follows suit. Back in Rome, Brutus worries that his friend has taken power the wrong way (a concern echoed by Lucius) and tells his mother that he is not proud of himself, but must back Caesar for their own well-being.
Servilia, in one of their *ahem* weaving sessions, learns about Caesar's mysterious seizures from Octavia. She wonders if her curse has come true. She lures Octavia into gleening more information from her brother, Caesar's young protege Octavian. Octavia does her "best" but Octavian figures out her endgame before she can capitalize on it. Attia is shocked at her children's actions and retaliates against Servilia for imploding her family. Servilia's entire entourage is slain in the street while she is mutilated and humiliated. Payback's a bitch.
After the interlude of the Egyptian trip from the past couple of episodes, we've started to get into some serious crap. Everything is coming to a head and the feeling that I got from this episode is like when you're younger and on holding on for dear life to that carousel that's just moving too fast. You know you're gonna be thrown, and more than likely injured, you just don't know when, or in what direction. There are only three episodes left this season, so hold on and enjoy the ride.


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Open a Republican Yoga Studio.
"Innovation is not about saying yes to everything. It's about saying NO to all but the most crucial features." ~ Steve Jobs
"A new idea is delicate. It can be killed by a sneer or a yawn; it can be stabbed to death by a quip and worried to death by a frown on the right man's brow." ~ Charles Bower, American cartoonist
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This is #49 of 108 Ways to Livin the Moment. Let's take back our lives one beautiful, funny, and delicious moment at a time.
#49 of 108: Open a Republican Yoga Studio
The yoga economy is also enduring the grinding recovery process.
Studios are keeping wages low because there is a glutton of yoga teachers.
Therefore yoga teachers are having a hard time making a living.
Not to mention, there are too many yoga arm balance workshops, too many yoga retreats Tulum, too many 500 Hour Teacher Trainings.
It's time for some innovation!
We have to start thinking out of the box.
What about a chain of GOP friendly studios called "Republican Yoga," a place free from the Bohemian ooze that permeates the yoga world like armpit hair gone awry. Not to say I don't love the "ooze," but it's not for everyone.
If Obama wins on Tuesday, I think it's safe to say the yogis among us who vote Romney will want their own place to practice…for the next four years.
Hey, I'm just thinking like a business person.
And if you are feeling the economic pain…
…then thinking like a businessperson is what it's gonna take.
Help the yogis in Jersey
If you are living far from the East Coast, I just wanted to bring it closer to home. I taught last year at a studio in Long Beach Island, NJ. It was totally gutted by Sandy. Yoga studios have been
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6 Responses to "Open a Republican Yoga Studio."
what the hekkl! This was actually posted?
I LOVE this idea!!! The picture is fantastic – and the article. Love, yoga,no more fear!
Many yoga studios' prices are, by default, already Republican-friendly … it's just a matter of their coming out
'glutton of yoga teachers' bothers me. i can see where educating people about yoga can be a job; workshops, retreats, ryt's ect.., but yoga itself, as a practice should not be a job. it's something you do because you want to share something you love, with as many people as possible, because you believe yoga will help any person that gives it a chance. you don't see every person that loves running a marathon become a full time running coach- or people that love writing trying to become full time bloggers. there are thousands of women out there that can afford to be paid $20/hr, because they didn't quit their day job, and their $5 class at the community center is what yoga is all about. $15 to $25 a class to practice at a beautiful studio full of $120 yoga pants and $100 mats? it's not everyone's yoga, but if it is, you chose it, good luck, i'm sure those ladies need yoga, too. if you want to really think out of the box teach yoga classes for something other than a paycheck– you'll meet a lot of nice young Democrats interested in becoming lifelong yogis– you'll probably be able to convert a few republicans, too: )
OKAY, I don't want to admit to whom I already voted for (sorry, but I don't work BANKERS' hours; and the state law for voting time-off is somewhat strict in these parts…), but thank you for that comment!!
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The Rev. James A. Forbes Jr. and Bettye Franks Forbes will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary as they renew their vows along with dozens of couples who have been previously married by the reverend. The anniversary coincides with the 35th anniversary of the Ebony Ecumenical Ensemble, led by Bettye Forbes. James Forbes, who is the senior minister emeritus of the famed Riverside Church, the distinguished Harry Emerson Fosdick professor at Union Theological Seminary and the president and founder of the Healing of the Nations Foundation, is also a nationally known pastor, professor and spiritual leader.
Bettye Forbes has been a choral director in churches, public schools and universities for over 50 years. In 1979, during the reopening of the renovated James Memorial Chapel of the Union Theological Seminary, she formed the Ebony Ecumenical Ensemble. The ensemble is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to "preserve, promote and perform the music of the African-American religious experience through spirituals, anthems, hymns and gospels."
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Bettye Forbes presented the Ebony Ecumenical Ensemble in its 35th anniversary concert, and the evening concluded with a reception in the South Hall of the church for wedding cake and light refreshments.
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Set six years after Elizabeth and Darcy square off in "Pride and Prejudice," P. D. James brings a new conflict to the couple's lives. On the eve of their annual ball, Elizabeth's estranged sister Lydia comes tearing up to Pemberley, screaming that her husband Wickham has been murdered. Murder? At Pemberley? To quote Lady Catherine de Bourgh, "Are the shades of Pemberley to be thus polluted?"
As a Jane Austen fan, I was set to enjoy the further adventures of Elizabeth and Darcy. After a promising beginning however, my interest flagged. Though I could not at the time tell you exactly why, after a bit of reflection I think it comes down to this: My love for the original work stems from Elizabeth's fiery personality, her cutting wit, and of course, the budding romance between her and Fitzwilliam Darcy. In James' story, Elizabeth is relegated to little more than scenery, and though we see much of Darcy, the goings on did not feel in keeping with his character as presented by Austen (proud and excruciatingly shy).
As a mystery novel, "Death Comes to Pemberley" is an enjoyable read. The plot twists and turns, somewhat predictably and at times very slowly, from the ghastly discovery of a body in Pemberley's woods, to the trial of the accused killer, and the aftermath. But for me, the magic just didn't translate.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. - Minnesota Wild coach Mike Yeo said Wednesday's shootout loss to the Chicago Blackhawks felt like a win. He was in no mood for positive spin this time around, as the one point his team gained in a 2-1 shootout loss to the New York Islanders left a bitter taste in his mouth.
"What disappoints me is just our mind-set overall," said Yeo, who preached a simple game to what remains of his injury-ravaged players, but did not get one. "Fancy plays, soft plays, things that are completely uncharacteristic of us when we have a full lineup. There should be more urgency and desperation in our game."
Cal Clutterbuck scored the lone goal for the Wild, who looked lifeless for two-thirds of the game en route to their third consecutive loss. Andrew MacDonald scored in the second period for the Islanders, and Frans Nielsen got the only goal of the shootout, snapping a four-game losing streak for New York City's second-fiddle NHL team.
The skinny
Islanders forward Kyle Okposo grew up in St. Paul and played for the Gophers (briefly) so he's well aware of what an intimidating place to play Xcel Energy Center can be when the home crowd gets rolling. For more than 40 minutes on Saturday, he and his mates had a nice, serene place to work.
"It was quiet in the first two periods. Eerily quiet. It was kind of nice," said Okposo, with a chuckle. "But the third period after they scored that goal and started getting some opportunities, the crowd was pretty into it."
If only the same could be said for the home team, which compounded its rash of injuries with an effort that left nearly all wanting more.
"Particularly with the depleted lineup, you have to have a little more tenacity in your game and we didn't have that," said Matt Cullen, who assisted on the Wild's lone goal. "No matter who's in the lineup, we've had our success because of that effort and that tenacity around the puck. We just didn't have the spark that we needed tonight, for sure."
And it didn't materialize in the shootout either. The Wild have taken five shootout shots on opposing goalies this week, and none of them have crossed the goal line. In the other net, there was one of the few bright spots for the Wild, where Niklas Backstrom made 35 saves.
"He kept us in it, no question. He was really good," Yeo said. "We had no business being in that game after two periods and he gave us a chance. We got one point because of him, for sure."
His biggest save came in the second period when Okposo was streaking to the net looking to double his team's lead. Not only did Backstrom poke-check the puck away from Okposo, he also took the player out of the play.
"I thought I had him," Okposo said. "I thought I had an empty net goal, and all of a sudden his stick comes flying out at me. It was (a good play.)"
Turning point
The Wild were already getting out-played and clinging a bit in the second period when two penalties caused them to play even more short-handed. The Islanders, who are far from the class of the Eastern Conference, moved the puck at will with only four Wild players on the ice, causing too much lateral movement for Backstrom to be effective. Just six seconds after a boarding penalty to Warren Peters expired, and before then Wild could get a full lineup in place on the ice, MacDonald took a cross-ice pass from John Tavares and snapped it over Backstrom's left shoulder, forcing the Wild to play catch-up for the next 22 minutes.
Numbers game
• 12: Minnesotans who have played at least one game for the Wild since 2000, after Jarod Palmer (Fridley) made his NHL debut on Saturday. He's the fifth Minnesotan to skate for the team this season.
• 0: Playoff series won by the Islanders in the last 18 seasons.
• 6: NHL coaches that have lost jobs since the start of the season after the Montreal Canadiens fired Jacques Martin on Saturday. The Blues, Capitals, Hurricanes, Ducks and Kings have also made moves this season.
• 4: Shots on goal by Palmer in the first two periods, when the Wild had nine as a team. He finished with six shots for the game.
Health watch
It's soon going to take less time to list who's healthy than who's hurt. With Guillaume Latendresse heading back to the injured reserve list after playing four periods, and Casey Wellman, Mikko Koivu and Pierre-Marc Bouchard all shelved on Saturday, the Wild dressed seven defensemen and just 11 forwards. This meant an occasional shift at forward for blueliner Greg Zanon. They quickly went back down to six defensemen after Marco Scandella blocked a shot in the first period and limped off with what appeared to be an ankle injury, but he returned in the second.
On the other bench, former Wild forward Brian Rolston was scratched after he suffered a concussion in the Islanders' last game.
First period
No scoring
Second period
Islanders - Andrew MacDonald 2 (Tavares, Moulson), 11:13
Third period
Wild - Cal Clutterbuck 9 (Cullen, Heatley), 8:22
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Wild - Matt Cullen - O, Marek Zidlicky - O, Dany Heatley - O
Islanders - John Tavares - O, Frans Nielsen - X
Shots: Wild 5-4-9-3-21; Islanders 9-15-10-2-36. Saves: Wild, Niklas Backstrom (35-36); Islanders, Al Montoya (20-21). Power plays: Wild 0-for-1, Islanders 0-2.
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Coming up
After getting two points but no wins in a two-game home stand, the Wild will check in with the rest of the Northwest Division between now and Boxing Day, starting a three-game road trip on Monday with a visit to Vancouver. They'll also play at Calgary and Edmonton, before returning home to face Colorado on the day after Christmas.
"These are huge games, and it's really disappointing to let them slip away here," Cullen said. "But there's not much time to feel sorry for yourself. It's right back to work."


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The Federal Emergency Management Agency said it will oversee the national mobile-phone alert system, the announcement coming after the agency earlier this year hesitated about taking on the role because of legal uncertainty. In doing so, FEMA touched off a minor controversy with the Federal Communications Commission.
"FEMA supports the framework developed by the Federal Communications Commission for delivering cellular alerts and we have determined that we have both the necessary authorities and technical solutions to assume the responsibility as the federal cellular alert aggregator," said Martha Rainville, FEMA's assistant director of the National Continuity Programs Directorate. "We will work with DHS science and technology scientists to finalize the technical solutions and with the Federal Communications Commission as we make the alert aggregator operational."
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Rainville said FEMA, a unit of the Department of Homeland Security, will announce a common alerting protocol in the next 30-to-60 days. She added that all the pieces should be in place to make the mobile-phone warning system operational in 12-to-18 months. The Integrated Public Alert and Warning System being developed by FEMA will be a digital platform for supporting emergency alert distribution by cellular carriers and other communications service providers.
Rainville told reporters a closer review -- based in part on the technical solutions under development -- indicated FEMA indeed has the statutory powers to be the federal aggregator/gateway for a mobile alert system that would supplement -- and vastly improve -- a Cold War-era public warning regime that's still largely broadcast-based. President Bush signed an executive order two years ago putting DHS in charge of modernizing the emergency alert system in the United States.
In mid-February, less than two months before the FCC adopted technical rules for the commercial mobile alert system, Rainville told the commission that FEMA believed it lacked statutory authority during non-emergency periods to be involved with critical components of the commercial mobile alert system, including aggregator and gateway functions as well as the trust model, when warnings are issued by non-federal agencies.
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What changed between then and now insofar as FEMA's interpretation of law governing emergency warnings and the agency's role in particular?
"We have used the time ... to really review the authorities that are existing to see if any new authorities were needed, to review authorities to make sure we could work in the role that would be required of an aggregator [working with state and local officials] in a non-emergency situation," Rainville said. "Our role is very clear in an emergency, but it wasn't quite so clear otherwise. We were also able to look forward a little on the technical solutions to get a comfort level that we could work out the technical solutions that would allow us to work with states and locals appropriately under the authorities we have and that would also allow us to do this without creating any delays in the messaging."
As such, Rainville said FEMA does not need additional legislation to carry out new duties. The agency may have to request additional funding from Congress, however.
The FCC must establish a process for wireless carriers to elect whether to transmit emergency alerts to subscribers by Aug. 9. Mobile-phone carriers in turn will have to inform the FCC in early September whether they plan to participate in the program. While the 2006 Warning Alert and Response Network Act makes the wireless emergency warning program voluntary, major cellphone operators initially signaled they will be involved.
Rainville said system development and finding solutions to technical issues will be required in order to make the system work, including crafting technical specifications that will enable emergency alerts to override and pre-empt non-emergency traffic.
FEMA stressed it will interface, but not interfere with, existing state and local alerting systems. Moreover, the agency said states will be responsible for determining and identifying people who have the authority to send alerts for their specific jurisdictions. The federal aggregator system will be engineered with DHS science and technology scientists. Rainville said FEMA also will be working with other government agencies as well as with local, state and tribal officials on a project she described as complex and time-consuming.
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|What's the story with the cement/glue "bridge" feature in the crack between bolts 3 and 4 (2nd and 3rd off the ledge) at the first crux? I definitely don't see any purpose for it except to improve a horrendously bad finger lock.
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|The glue should go. It's a deliberately created hold that doesn't appear to be necessary. Until it's cleaned up, it's an AO route.
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|I ran into a well-known local climber the other day in the Blob area who claimed that he had just removed the glue feature from the starting crack/seam. My guess is that it is now a bit harder.
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|This is one of the best sport climbs in Boulder Canyon that I have done; super steep, sustained, and challenging, not to mention impressive looking. The start free of the "glue bridge" entails one of the shittiest finger locks you should ever hope to grab, the middle features a cryptic hand jam to sloper sequence, and the finish is climatic, with a wild reach to the lip of the roof like feature that the Lorax ascends. The 12a to the left makes a good warm up and is classic in its own right. As an added bonus, you get to commune with the mountain pigeons that live in the chimney!
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It's an underwater attack caught on video off of the Kona Coast at Keawaiki.
The video shows Rene Umberger on the left side of the screen and two other divers believed to be catching aquarium fish on the right. When one of those two divers noticed that Rene was filming their activity, the diver swims towards her.
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"The second he saw me he charged without warning," said Rene.
The video shows the diver ripping Rene's regulator right out her mouth, leaving her with no air to breath. The aquarium ban activist says she dove down to document the event to help show people what reef fish collectors really do. But what they did here to her some 50-feet underwater came at a complete surprise.
"I was completely shocked. My next thought was oh my God, is he going to try and turn off my air but he immediately turned and swam away. He wanted to hurt me. He wanted to seriously hurt me because otherwise he would have went for my camera," said Rene.
Aaron's Dive Shop employee Tamrynn Clegg was just as shocked when we showed her what happened to Rene. She says the other diver's actions were down right dangerous.
"A regulator acts as your life support equipment. It's what is giving you air supply from the tank so that being our of her mouth is going to keep her from breathing," said Tamrynn Clegg.
Luckily, Rene was able to recover her regulator and even though she says it was partially broken, she was able to breath while slowly making her way to the surface. While Rene's dive lasted just six minutes, the shock is a feeling she'll never forget.
"When I surfaced at the boat I said, oh my God, someone just tried to kill me underwater," said Rene.
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So yeah this post comes months late but I just wanted to thank every one who has stuck around ever since Impz decided to become the cloistered trap. It has been a year of change for me and my lack of activity has largely been due to starting a new job while foolishly taking on night school. At some point everyone stops being a student and enters the nether realms of working full time for pay. My transition differs from most in that I went from school to military duty then to civilian employment. I went from starving to well paid and fed to half net pay and no more discounted meals.
In the mean time working in sewage means I have the shittiest job out of everyone in the anime blogosphere. If you only knew about the shit that I have to deal with on a daily basis… If nothing else it means that I have some structure in life and now that I am not living on the road and out of hotels I can now attend anime conventions with my college buddies hopefully those hotel and airline points I racked up over the last year will be useful for the convention circuit. Hopefully that means I can contribute more convention posts or just clog up posts with cosplay photos. I just hope by the time I get into the swing of things my lackluster photography skills will be up to par.
I understand now why Impz eventually decided to semi-retire and one day I too will have to make sacrifices for the sake of work. Now that my situation is settled and stable I probably should do all the posts I have wanted to do that I never had the time to. Hopefully talking about obscure things like the real Sengoku Jidai isn't going to bore people. I've been at this for over five years now and I have not even put a dent into the list of things I have meant to do.
Lastly I wanted to thank my dear comrades who are still here, you guys probably do more around here these days than I do. I hope that from now on I will be able to do more than just pay the hosting bill. There is a is a lot for me to learn about the technical side but now that I have the time I will do my best to try and master it. I felt like tossing this out because well I want to put into words what I hope to accomplish and re-affirm my commitment (I also re-enlisted so it just felt right) to this project that was handed to me. I have been a very poor care taker to the legacy but hopefully I can remedy that a bit or at least hand it off to someone else who has the time and the talent.
Not having night school and not having to be antsy about life after the military has been uplifting for the most part. Now comes the challenge of balancing work-life and doing all things I have meant to do before I am overrun by adult responsibilities and massacred by finances.


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Humanity is blessed, and cursed, with the knowledge, and the power of good and evil. The good is amazing. But, we must also understand our potential for even greater evil, if we ever hope to control it.
Aug. 6 was the 68th anniversary of the beyond horrific events that effectively ended World War II, unquestionably the bloodiest, most painful period in the memory of our species. During that war, people killed 60 million other people, dwarfing the unprecedented and previously unimaginable 10 million deaths that resulted from World War I (aka "The War to End All Wars").
Between them, the bombs America dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki killed more than 250,000 of those people. Almost were all civilians. That two-day death toll nearly matches the terrible total of lives lost (estimated at 300,000, nearly all in uniform) by the United States in the entire four years we fought World War II.
Many lessons are there for us as we look back on this, the most tragic line, in the hardest chapter in human history.
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"Internal Migration: Twentieth Century and Beyond," in Oxford Encyclopedia of American Social History, ed., Lynn Dumenil (New York: Oxford University Press, 2012), 540-45.
"Paying Attention to Moving Americans: Migration Knowledge in the Age of Internal Migration, 1930s-1970s," Migrants and Migration in Modern North America: Cross-Border Lives, Labor Markets, and Politics in Canada, the Caribbean, Mexico, and the United States, eds. Dirk Hoerder and Nora Faires (Durham: Duke University Press, 2011), 277-96.
"The Second Great Migration: An Historical Overview," African American Urban History: The Dynamics of Race, Class and Gender since World War II, eds. Joe W. Trotter Jr. and Kenneth L. Kusmer (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2009), 19-38.
"Southernizing the American Working Class: Post War Episodes of Regional and Class Transformation," Article by James N. Gregory in Labor History 39 (May 1998).
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The United States has two options in Iraq: stay and try to win, or cut, run, and lose. Attempts to chart a middle course--partial withdrawal or redeployment, accelerated hand-over to the Iraqis, political deals with Syria or Iran--ignore the realities of the military situation. The real choice we face is this: Is it better to accept defeat than to endure the pain of trying to succeed?
The U.S. military, under the stewardship of CENTCOM Commander General John Abizaid, has worked hard from the outset to avoid creating an Iraqi military that is dependent upon the continued presence of U.S. forces. The fear of such dependency is one of the pillars that has supported U.S. strategy from the outset. In order to avoid it, the U.S. military has never fully committed to conducting coherent and comprehensive counterinsurgency operations on its own, preferring to wait until the Iraqis are able to undertake them. We are still waiting, and the insurgency is strengthening its organization and inciting chaos through mass murder and sectarian violence.
The Iraqi military, unfortunately, is still a work in progress. Although there are growing numbers of trained Iraqi soldiers formed into increasingly competent tactical units, those units remain highly dependent on American logistical support for food, shelter, ammunition, and transportation. This situation is not entirely the fault of the American military. It stems also from the failure of the Iraqi government to establish ministries capable of performing their assigned tasks--a failure abetted by woefully inadequate assistance from the nonmilitary agencies of the U.S. government. Abizaid and the U.S. military are right to feel let down in this regard by the rest of the government, but only partly. Their failure to establish reasonable security and safe working conditions in Iraq, particularly outside the Green Zone, where much of this effort would have to take place, is the principal cause for the lack of economic and political development.
Wherever the blame for this failure lies, there is no denying that it has occurred. The Iraqi military cannot function without a significant American logistical presence. It cannot continue to improve in quality without a significant American training presence, which includes a partnership between Iraqi combat units and coalition combat units conducting counterinsurgency operations. These facts make nonsense of any idea of significantly reducing the American presence as a way to "incentivize" the Iraqi military. Redeployment on any significant scale will not incentivize the Iraqi military. It will lead to its collapse.
Consider the current deployment. There are now about 150,000 U.S. service members in Iraq, including perhaps 65,000 in 16 brigade or regimental combat teams (the troops who regularly conduct raids, patrols, cordons-and-searches, and so on). There are also about 5,000 soldiers permanently engaged in training Iraqi units. Most of the remaining soldiers are primarily engaged in supporting these efforts and the survival of the Iraqi army. They maintain supply depots and supply lines. They transport essential goods around the country and distribute them at FOBs (forward operating bases). They keep both the U.S. and the Iraqi armies alive and moving. They are assisted by numerous civilian contractors and even local Iraqis, but the military personnel provide the glue that holds the entire effort together.
"Redeployment" of U.S. forces would therefore have to be quite modest. Perhaps 35,000-40,000 support troops would have to remain if the 130,000 soldiers in the Iraqi army are to keep functioning. Most advocates of "redeployment" propose increasing the training effort--surely a precondition of success in such a scenario--by 5,000 or even 10,000 soldiers. That would mean a minimum presence of at least 50,000 troops. Security for the Green Zone, which would still contain a vast embassy and essential command headquarters, would require at least another couple of brigades, say 5,000-10,000 troops. Lines of communication from Kuwait to the FOBs would require a few more. We'd also need to retain at least a brigade and probably two in ready reserve, since the new military posture would be entirely defensive and reactive. It's hard to imagine how fewer than 70,000-80,000 soldiers could suffice to maintain the barest functionality of the Iraqi army, even without conducting any counterinsurgency operations of their own.
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Michigan on Sunday watched painfully as their hated rival made the College Football Playoff Final Four. On top of that frustration, the football program still doesn't have a head coach.
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Here's what you need to know and what's really important after two weeks of college football.
The names on the Texas coaching search board appear to be dropping quickly.
If recent reports are to be believed, Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher is off the table. Now Baylor's Art Briles and UCLA's Jim Mora have both stated publicly that they are not interested in the job and are not candidates.
Michigan State's Mark Dantonio signed an extension. The news was announced Wednesday night just before Sparty's Rose Bowl win over Stanford.
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The Gazette reports former Cleveland Browns quarterbacks coach Mark Whipple will interview for the UMass job next week, perhaps as early as Tuesday. UMass fired Charley Molnar on Dec. 26.
Penn State AD Dave Joyner says the school could have a new head coach "in a matter of days rather than weeks."
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Sumlin is committed to coaching Texas A&M until the school finishes its $450 million renovation of Kyle Field. The renovation, which also has been labeled a redevelopment, is being done in three phases, with the grand opening set for August 2015.
Former Cal head coach Jeff Tedford will be offensive coordinator at Tampa Bay.
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DuckTerritory reports that Randy Shannon and Clancy Pendergast are among the possibilities for the defensive coordinator job at Oregon.
Secondary coach John Neal was believed to be a serious candidate, but it now appears head coach Mark Helfrich is intent on bringing someone in from the outside.
Cincinnati's Tommy Tuberville has fired defensive coordinator Art Kaufman and defensive tackles coach Fred Tate, according to reports.
Boise State coach Chris Petersen and Alabama offensive coordinator Doug Nussmeier look like the top candidates to become Washington's next head coach, according to a Seattle Times report.
Petersen is 92-12 record in eight seasons at Boise State. Though his name has been linked to several head-coaching jobs in recent years, Petersen has elected to remain at Boise. There has been speculation that this might finally be the year Petersen makes a move, and Washington appears to be a good fit.
He made $2.2 million this season and has a $750,000 buyout in his contract, according to the Idaho Statesman.
Nussmeier spent three seasons as Steve Sarkisian's offensive coordinator from 2009-11. He has expressed interest in the UW job, according to sources.
Nussmeier was scheduled to make $680,000 at Alabama this season.
Missouri coach Gary Pinkel, a longtime Huskies assistant under Don James, has been mentioned in connection with the job, but says that he is staying put.
"I'm a Missouri Tiger, I'm gonna stay a Missouri Tiger," Pinkel said Thursday on ESPN's Mike & Mike radio show.
On Tuesday, Jim Mora turned down a chance to return to UW, his alma mater, agreeing instead to a six-year extension at UCLA.
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Scratch Jim Mora's name off the list of potential candidates for the Washington job.
Mora will remain at UCLA, and the school announcing Tuesday that he had signed a six-year contract extension.
"Jim Mora has established himself as one of the preeminent coaches in all of college football," UCLA athletic director Dan Guerrero said in a statement. "Under his guidance, UCLA football has garnered national recognition for its success on the field, in the classroom and in the community.
"We are excited about the commitment Jim has made to our student-athletes and this University and feel this extension further demonstrates UCLA's commitment to building a championship-caliber football program."
According to the Los Angeles Times, Mora has also been promised a raise for his assistants and improvements in UCLA's infrastructure.
"I want to thank Dan Guerrero and Chancellor Gene Block for their tremendous support," Mora said. "This further commitment the University has made is crucial as we continue in our pursuit of excellence. From day one our goal has been to win championships, and with our tremendous staff, our incredible student-athletes and our dedicated administration, UCLA will win championships.
"We've only just scratched the surface of our potential, and as a Bruin fan, I'd be chomping at the bit just to see what UCLA football is going to do next."
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