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George W. Bush is bored. He has a year and a half left in his presidency, and he only has two wars going at the same time. The American economy is on the verge of a recession. Just to make sure he still has the magic, the president just vetoed a bill that would have given millions more children health insurance.
But for this President, these challenges are old hat. He's been there, destroyed that.
Now, he's going to bomb Iran. Last week, he suggested that if we are interested in avoiding World War III, we ought to be interested in preventing Iran from having the knowledge necessary to make a nuclear weapon.
Boy, that's a low bar. If Iran has the knowledge -- the knowledge -- of how to make a nuclear weapon, we will be in World War III.
Wow. Now, let's get a couple of things straight: one, Iran's economy is in a meltdown. Their nutty leader may get tossed aside by his own people. Two, Iran may be years away from getting a nuclear weapon.
I don't want them to have a nuke; Iran aligns themselves with terrorists, they have been particularly bellicose in order to get attention, and a nuclear Iran may set off a Middle East arms race that will send me to my underground bunker (not the same one Cheney hid in after 9/11) for the next 50 years.
But Iran going nuclear is years away. And Iran knowing how to go nuclear -- that's the standard that the President has set for World War III.
I mean, Iran? Iran is going to start World War III? Is Iran really threatening world conquest? I mean, aside from their conquests of Great Neck and Beverly Hills.
What troops will we use for our war with Iran? After we're done bombing Iran, and we are sure that every single human being in the world hates our country, won't Iran still have the knowledge they had before?
How do you nuke knowledge?
I realize that, to this president, a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. That's why he's tried to avoid having any for the last seven years.
But learning how to do something is not a reason to start a war.
Let me ask you a question: if George W. were President during the Cuban Missile Crisis (instead of JFK), well, would you be here today? Or would you be reading this blog from the afterlife?
You can't call this president's bluff; he has no bluff. He means it. I think his eyes are going all googly just thinking about all the places he can bomb before he leaves office. Matter of fact, I'm not even worried about us bombing Iran anymore. It's going to happen.
I'm worried that if China keeps recalling its Dora the Explorer toys, it's goodbye Shanghai.
Do we still have the Secret Service guy with the nuclear football? Hey, Secret Service guy: Hold on to that thing for dear life! If the president asks for you, have someone tell him you're in the bathroom.
Then somebody, call Poppy and Barb, and have them show up at the White House ASAP. Lock Cheney out of the room. Have an intervention -- perhaps you need more than two people for an intervention, I don't know what the rules are -- and tell W. that when he leaves office, if he keeps this up, we won't have a world for him to go out into and give speeches to "fill up the ol' coffers," as he so eloquently put it.
January 20, 2009 is a year and a half away, but for as far away as it seems, we may as well be counting in dog years. This president can do untold amounts of damage before he leaves office. And he seems determined to go out with a bang.


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DOD Has Taken Actions to Improve Some Segments of the Materiel Distribution System
GAO-12-883R: Published: Aug 3, 2012. Publicly Released: Aug 3, 2012.
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What GAO Found
DOD incorporated results-oriented management practices into the planning and development of the four ongoing DSO improvement efforts. Additionally, it appears that DOD is incorporating those practices into its planning for the fifth effortstrategic network optimizationwhich is still under development. On the basis of our assessment of DODs key planning documents and other information for the process improvement, surface optimization, air optimization, and supply alignment efforts, we found that DOD addressed the six characteristics found in the framework. For example, DOD identified the main purpose of the improvement efforts, their scope, and the resources needed to execute individual efforts. Preliminary observations of DOD's planning for strategic network optimization indicate that agency officials are also incorporating results-oriented management practices for this effort. For example, DOD has developed a mission statement and established mechanisms to coordinate with stakeholders. However, because planning is still underway for strategic network optimization, we were unable to fully assess the extent to which DOD has used result-oriented management practices to develop and implement this improvement effort. For example, DOD has not yet decided how to implement the effort nor developed specific performance measures to assess progress.
The implemented DSO efforts have improved some segments of DODs materiel distribution system, but these efforts were not intended to address all challenges that DOD faces in materiel distribution and that we have identified in our past work. When DSO began in 2009, the department emphasized two overarching goals: (1) achieve $500 million in cost avoidances and (2) improve shipment delivery times by 25 percent by 2012. With regard to the first goal, DOD has reported cost efficiencies through increasing utilization of containers, pallets, and aircraft; shifting more cargo to larger containers; and positioning supplies closer to overseas customers. According to DOD, these efficiencies led to over $490 million in cost avoidances. With regard to the second goal, DOD reported better shipment delivery times for a limited number of customers. For example, TRANSCOMs process improvement effort led to better delivery times on 31 (6 percent) of DODs approximately 500 shipping lanes. TRANSCOM and DLA have been institutionalizing some improvements from the four ongoing DSO efforts into their business operations. For example, DLA has revised its model for determining the types and amount of inventory to position at forward locations to factor in transportation costs. The institutionalization of these improvements could result in additional efficiencies to DODs materiel distribution system. In addition, following DODs initial implementation of DSO, the Distribution Process Owner Executive Board set a new goal in February 2012 for DSO to achieve another $500 million in cost avoidances by the end of fiscal year 2015, and TRANSCOM is pursuing new initiatives to meet this updated goal. Although DOD has achieved some positive results from its DSO efforts, the initiative was not developed with the intent to address all challenges that DOD faces in its materiel distribution system, including some that we have identified in our prior work on supply support to the warfighter. For example, DOD reported better delivery times for some customers in three geographic combatant commands as a result of DSO, but often did not meet its delivery standards for shipments to those commands. Additionally, DSO was designed to improve the distribution operations of TRANSCOM and DLA, which does not include tactical movement of supplies and equipment within theaters of operation, such as Afghanistan.
Why GAO Did This Study
The Department of Defense (DOD) operates a complex, multibillion-dollar distribution system for delivering needed supplies and equipment to U.S. forces across the world. DOD's goal in operating its global distribution system is to deliver the right item to the right place at the right time, and also at the right cost. The materiel distribution system covers multiple legs, from the movement of supplies in the continental United States to tactical movement on the battlefield, and must be capable of reaching its military customers whether they are located on large, wellestablished bases or at small, remote outposts. As we have reported, the federal government is facing serious long-term fiscal challenges, and DOD may confront increased competition over the next decade for federal discretionary funds. Given the fiscal environment DOD must operate in now and into the future, the distribution of supplies and equipment to the warfighter must be performed as effectively and efficiently as possible to ensure the best use of limited resources. Strategic guidance issued by the Secretary of Defense in January 2012 emphasized that DOD must continue to reduce the cost of doing business, in particular finding further efficiencies in overhead, business practices, and support activities.
Since 1990, GAO has identified DOD supply chain management as a high-risk area, with materiel distribution as one focus area for improvement. Our prior work, for example, has identified challenges DOD faced in distributing materiel to the warfighter in Iraq and Afghanistan, which contributed to shortages of some critical items and limited DODs ability to track the status and location of cargo shipments. In its high-level logistics and supply chain management plans, DOD highlighted the need to improve materiel distribution and identified various improvement initiatives, but in our prior work we found that these high-level plans did not specify how DOD would integrate, guide, and measure the outcomes of these various improvement initiatives. In July 2011, we recommended that DOD develop a comprehensive corrective action plan for improving materiel distribution, and we identified key elements that we believe should be included in such a plan to maximize its usefulness. However, DOD did not concur with that recommendation, citing ongoing improvement efforts as sufficient. In particular, DOD highlighted Distribution Process Owner Strategic Opportunities (DSO) as one such effort. According to the department, DSO began in 2008 and its main goals are to dramatically reduce enterprise-level distribution costs and improve distribution service levels to the warfighter. DSO comprises five distinct improvement efforts, including four that have been implemented and are ongoing and one, strategic network optimization, that is still in development and is now considered a stand-alone effort. Within DOD, U.S. Transportation Command (TRANSCOM) and the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) have had key roles and responsibilities for developing and implementing DSO.
Because of continuing congressional interest in GAOs high-risk areas, including DOD supply chain management, this report was prepared under the authority of the Comptroller General to conduct evaluations on his own initiative. This report provides an assessment of DOD's implementation of DSO and the results achieved. Our specific objectives were to assess the extent to which (1) DOD has developed and implemented DSO consistent with results-oriented management practices and (2) DSO has made improvements to DODs materiel distribution system and addressed supply chain management challenges identified as part of our work related to this high-risk area.
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We are not making any new recommendations in this report.
For more information, contact Cary B. Russell at (202) 512-5431 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Defense Facility Condition:Revised Guidance Needed to Improve Oversight of Assessments and RatingsGAO-16-662: Published: Jun 23, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 23, 2016.
Jun 20, 2016
Electronic Waste:DOD Is Recovering Materials, but Several Factors May Hinder Near-Term Expansion of These EffortsGAO-16-576: Published: Jun 20, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 20, 2016.
Jun 15, 2016
Military Training:DOD Met Annual Reporting Requirements in Its 2016 Sustainable Ranges ReportGAO-16-627: Published: Jun 15, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 15, 2016.
Jun 9, 2016
Defense Inventory:Further Analysis and Enhanced Metrics Could Improve Service Supply and Depot OperationsGAO-16-450: Published: Jun 9, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 9, 2016.
Littoral Combat Ship:Need to Address Fundamental Weaknesses in LCS and Frigate Acquisition StrategiesGAO-16-356: Published: Jun 9, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 9, 2016.
Jun 8, 2016
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Published: Wednesday, January 15, 2003 at 3:15 a.m.
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The Herald-Journal is beginning a new weekly item today, called Ask the Coach. Today we ask Woodruff girls coach Flynn Harrell and Broome girls coach Sharon Dillon some questions about close games.
Harrell has coached for 10 seasons, including four years as the varsity boys coach. He is also the school's athletic director.
Dillon coached four years at Cowpens Middle School, before becoming the head varsity coach in 1996.
Each coach has been involved with close games, as Broome's girls lost to Greenville last year in two overtimes, 69-67.
Harrell's team lost a tight overtime game last year against Carolina. Woodruff has had four games in the last two years decided by three points or less and lost them all.
Question: What is the main point that you stress during a timeout when you are winning by a few points in the waning seconds? What do you tell your players about defense?
Dillon: "I tell them to keep their composure and to take care of the ball. If we take care of the ball, the other team will have to foul us and we must make our free throws. If we are winning, on the defensive end I tell them to play solid defense without reaching and picking up a foul that may send the opposing team to the free-throw line."
Harrell: "Whatever I am saying, it must not be working at this point. You do try to calm them down. Sometimes players can be very emotional and you need to remain calm. You want to stress getting a good shot off offensively without turning it over and contesting everything defensively without fouling.
"When you're ahead in a close game, you have to remind them that the other team is the one that needs quick shots and that you don't want quick shots unless you can get an easy one inside."
Question: What do you say to a player if she misses the game-winning shot?
Dillon: "I tell them that a game is not won or lost on one shot. A game is won or lost in the 32 minutes that are played. We all take the responsibility together for a win and a loss."
Harrell: "I tell my team that you will never hear me blame a player for us losing because of an end-of-game shot. It takes courage to take that last shot. If Michael Jordan missed 20 last shots in a row I would still want him to take the last shot in game 21."
Question: What do you say to your team after you've lost a close game?
Dillon: "At this point in the season, before we start region, that each game is a learning experience. We have to learn from our mistakes and improve on them. Sometimes we can learn from a loss more than a win.
"Last year when we lost that game to Greenville, I was at a loss for words because our hearts were broken. I told all the players that were returning to never forget how they felt at that moment and to have that feeling push them to make us better."
Harrell: "What you ask of your team is to give yourself a chance to win, and with a young team if you can keep it close you can give yourself a chance -- eventually, you'll begin to win. Sometimes, you play great and lose a close game and you tell them how proud you are that they competed. But you don't want them to be satisfied with a loss. You can feel good about the way you played but you don't want to be satisfied."
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I plan to travel to India (New Dehli or Goa) and Asia (Lombok and Bangkok) in october this year. Our 11 years old daughter will accompany us on this travel.
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Although it feels strange to write in English to a Norwegian here goes! We travelled to India Dec/Jan 1995/1996 with a six year old boy and liked it so much that we are going again with him (10 years) and his younger brother (6 years) this Christmas. Travelling with children in Asia is an experience you should not miss. People in India are very friendly to children.
Last time we flew into Bombay and then continued via Pune, where my husband attended a scientific conference, to Kolhapur. We finished in Goa, actually staying in Panaji and travelling out to various lovely beaches. This time we are going to Kerala.
The child liked the calm, rural places best (a stay in a farm house was the best). Big cities and sights are not the thing for a six year old boy. In Bombay he mostly wanted to stay in the hotel room and play chess. It might be different for an 11-year old girl though.
As for everyone travelling in India (grown up or child) the biggest danger is the traffic. Of course you should have all the recommended immunisations and dicuss malariaprofylax with your doctor. We also brought some allergy medicine and penicillin in case of prolonged diarrhea. The only one who got ill was me (bad chicken. Do not eat chicken cooked with the bone still left in it. Chicken can make you sick in Scandinavia too). The thing that saved me was Immodium (bring that) because this was just when we had to take a 16 hour bus trip back to Bombay. It does not make you well but it stops up everything so that you can sit on that bus or airplane. Kids under 12 (I think) should not take it though. Suspended carbon is what one can give them but it looks terrible. We also brought rehydration tablets (sugar/salt). Nice to drink when you are ill. Finally we were prescribed some clean syringes etc by the doctor. Luckily we did not need any of these but when you are travelling with children you want to know that you have tried to take precautions.
Have a lovely journey. I am sure you will!
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I don't have children, but travelled through India for 2 months (a woman)alone.
I totally agree with the other person's response, especially in regards to getting all shots and bringing drugs, syringes, rehydrating packets. I also brought iodine tablets. I put them in all water even if it was bottled. I saw children filling used bottles with tap water and selling them on trains. Our bodies are not immune to this water.
I also only ate food that was steaming hot. Don't take the risk. I did not eat salads or fruits that were washed in water with the exception of bananas and oranges that you can peel.
Eat in the best restaurants. They are so cheap compared to any other place in the world.
I also ate at train stations only if there were alot of people buying, if it was clean, and the food was steaming hot. Your kids might like the hot sweet tea served in clay cups.
Bottled sodas are also safe.
Teach your children about safety i.e. food, water, and stray animals. You should also discuss poverty.
It was difficult for me to deal with.
I took trains first class. More expensive, but much much more safe. You are given a great bed which you can use instead of a hotel night. The doors lock up well. Other classes you are crammed in and have to constantly watch your belongings.
Also if for some reason you are stuck for hours at
a town with no place to stay. Ask if the train station has a room. The rooms at the stations
are quite clean and have showers to get cleaned up.
Buses are exhausting. Only use to get to remote locations.
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BYU football report card: Cougars put together complete game in win over Boise State
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awesome win -- my daughter went to the game and considered that a great birthday present
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Great win, BYU! Such a fun game to watch! Here's a question, though: does
Bronco ask Anae to not run up the score on opposing teams? I can't
understand why we go so vanilla with the play-calling when the 3rd quarter is
not even over. Maybe by blowing opponents out, it would burn bridges and make it
harder for an independent BYU to reschedule these teams in the future?
Overall, though, great game by BYU! Taysom Hill is an absolute stud.
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The Grading stinks, just discontinue the grading stuff which I think you did
worse than those AP and Coaches voters! Sorry, just my opinion.
It was about time we ended this monkeys off our backs!
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If you are going to grade the offense then you should probably break it down into parts. Once again some of the usual suspects on the O line killed drives deep into the red zone by being unable to remember the snap count.
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I think that if you are to grade the Cougars and the coaches and the play
callers on the game vs. Boise State, you must first
divide the game into two halves.
The first half deserves a grade higher than indicated in your final score. The second half should be graded one grade lower than your indicated score.
Perhaps, averaging the two scores together, you may come close to that which you indicated.
As for me, the first half was very exciting ], like the one vs Houston where we played 4 quarters of exciting football.
However, the second half in the game vs. Boise State was terrible and too bad to keep me awake. Second half was a bore and far too conservative.
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Thanks to increased interest in the experiences of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) during the First World War, I recently attempted to redress the lack of focus on the nursing outpost of India. It would be a great shame to then omit the service of our girls in Salonika, who likewise faced extreme difficulties with remarkable courage and professionalism. Such hardships would eventually come to mark this theatre of war as one of…
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"You can't convey, as I call it, the fear of the unknown", Les Wasley 1928 - 2014 In this showreel Leslie Martin Wasley describes what it was like to be camera man in a war zone. Inducted into the Cinematographers Hall of Fame in 2013, he was renowned for his evacuation footage shot in war torn Vietnam in April 1975, at the fall of Saigon. Parts of oral interviews, held in the Memorials collection, with Les Wasley and Journalist …
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ANZAC voices : The Pozieres and Fromelles display case, featuring the Pflaum story The temporary exhibition, ANZAC voices is only open for one more week. It contains a number of interesting stories, including that of Ray and Theo Pflaum who served on the Western Front. Theo Pflaum P09521.001 Ray Pflaum P09291.453…
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No other sport features such rich family tradition and father-son lineage as NASCAR®, where iconic names like Petty, Earnhardt, Jarrett and France have been made famous across generations. To celebrate the fathers of stock car legends and highly passionate NASCAR fans alike, NASCAR today announced "NASCAR with DAD," a Father's Day platform built around memorable NASCAR moments with Dad.
To celebrate Father's Day weekend during the Quicken Loans 400, Michigan International Speedway and Official NASCAR Partners Ford, Goodyear, 3M and Sprint will be surprising fans at track with unique experiences.
As part of the platform, NASCAR and its Official Partners Goodyear, 3M and Ford have teamed up to create the #NASCARwithDAD Sweepstakes. Fans entering have a chance to win a once-in-a-lifetime Goodyear Blimp Ride for two high above Ford Championship Weekend at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
This all-inclusive VIP experience at the Ford EcoBoost 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway includes $500 travel cash and hospitality, and a driver meet and greet. Fans can also win one of 10 NASCAR Racing Experience prize packages to feel the thrill of driving a NASCAR-style stock car with their Dad.
To win these unforgettable prizes, fans can enter the #NASCARwithDAD Sweepstakes by going to nascar.com/NASCARwithDad beginning today through 11:59 p.m. on Father's Day, Sunday, June 15.
"For generations, the bonds between parents and children have been cemented through sharing memorable NASCAR experiences," said Matt Shulman, NASCAR managing director of marketing platforms. "This campaign celebrates those special Father's Day memories through the lens of NASCAR."
NASCAR fans are encouraged to share their most memorable NASCAR moments with Dad on social media using the hashtag #NASCARwithDAD. Those fans who visit nascar.com/NASCARwithDAD to share content by clicking the "share your stories" tab can link their Father's Day tributes directly to their Twitter, Instagram and Facebook accounts.
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The FV432 became the most numerous of the FV430-related vehicles. It ended as a 15-ton system with an overall length of 5.25 meters, a width of 2.8 meters and a height of 2.28 meters. Internally, there was a standard operating crew of two with seating for eleven combat-ready troops. Armor protection shielded occupants and critical working components from small arms fire and artillery spray while local defense was through a 7.62mm L7 General Purpose Machine Gun (GPMG). A self-screening feature was accomplished by use of six smoke grenade dischargers.
Drive power came from a Rolls-Royce K60 multi-fueled unit of 240 horsepower output. There were five double-tired roadwheels to a hull side (fully suspended for cross-country travel) with the drive sprocket at front and track idler at rear. Two track return rollers were in play. Operational range reached 580 kilometers with road speeds nearing 52 kmh.
After early actions in the Iraq War - in which FV430 troop carriers proved susceptible to enemy IEDs and RPGs, the vehicle was up-armored to become the FV430 Mk III "Bulldog" detailed elsewhere on this site. These began service in August of 2007.
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Concerts and Special events
Throughout the month of the exhibition there is a series of concerts and other events in the church, including old favourites such an Evening with the Batman and a Dawn Walk across the saltmarshes on World Listening Day and new special events for tis year such as concerts with Big Sky choir, North Norfolk Sinfonia, Lauren Dove and Anam Cora plus Storytelling with Hugh Lupton and a talk by Roger Bland about metal detecting and archaeology - full details are available here
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Friday 8 July 6.30pm
Anam Cora present a Sung Meditation.
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Big Sky choir at Cley Church
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Friday 5 August 7.30
Lauren Dove Sings the Blues
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'He sent a HUGE bunch of flowers!' How John Travolta made up to Idina Menzel for flubbing her name at the Oscars
John Travolta apparently sent Idina Menzel a large bouquet of flowers to make amends for mispronouncing her name during the Academy Awards on March 2.
The Grease star was roundly mocked for getting Idina Menzel's name horribly wrong when introducing her at the year's biggest awards show.
'He sent her a big, gorgeous bouquet of flowers to her dressing room, a source told E!.
Say it with flowers: John Travolta reportedly sent a huge floral arrangement to Idina Menzel's dressing room after getting her name wrong at the Oscars
'It was HUGE. It was his apology to her.'
Pulp Fiction favourite said something along the lines of 'Adele Dazeem'
which shocked the amassed celebrities and promptly went viral.
was clear he felt very bad about it,' the insider said. 'And by the
size of the arrangement it was an obvious 'forgive me please' gesture.'
Travolta publicly apologised for mangling Idina Menzel's name when he introduced her at the Oscars.
The Look Who's Talking star admitted he was putting himself through the wringer.
'That threw me for a minute, but then I just got back on track and reminded myself where I was': The 42-year-old admits she 'only benefitted' from the gaffe, which very quickly went viral
Twitter was abuzz after he made the
embarrassing gaffe before her performance of Frozen's Let It Go, which
won the Academy Award for best original song.
In a statement the 60-year-old said: 'I've been beating myself up all day.
'Then I thought, what would Idina Menzel say? She'd say, let it go, let it go!'
'Idina is incredibly talented and I am so happy Frozen took home two Oscars Sunday night!'
And it seems that despite his embarrassing mistake in front of 43 million people, there are no hard feelings.
A source told People that far from being annoyed by the error, the 42-year-old Broadway star 'thought it was funny.'
Another star who thought it was amusing is David Letterman, who read out a top ten list of ways to mispronounce Idina's name during a segment on CBS's The Late Show, which included offerings such as Idrizzle Menzezzle and Liza Menzelli.
Classy broad: The musical star is said to have found the Saturday Night Fever star's error hilarious
Social media went into overdrive after John said: 'The Oscar-nominated gorgeously empowering song Let It Go from the Oscar-winning animated movie Frozen, please welcome the wickedly talented one and only Adele Dazeem.'
One Twitter user joked: 'I wanna put my name through the John Travolta name generator.(sic)'
And TV journalist Elizabeth Vargas tweeted: 'Oh no - John travolta just mangled Idina Menzels name! (sic)'
Despite the mispronunciation, it didn't seem to affect the 42-year-old star, who put in a scintillating performance of the song, the anthem of her character Queen Elsa in the movie Frozen.
Her time to shine: Idina changed from the stunning strapless green dress she wore on the red carpet into a floaty pale dress for her performance of the Oscar-nominated song, which took home the award for Best Original Song
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