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An Audacious Claim About Our "Constitutional Culture"
Sandy Levinson
In today's Washington Post, David Rivkin and Lee Casey make the rather astonishing statement "that efforts by some congressional Democrats to chastise the president through a resolution of "no confidence" in his Iraq policy have no place in our constitutional culture." Readers of Balkinization are more than aware of my perhaps tiresome insistence that it is a severe defect in our constitutional system that there is no way of removing an incompetent (even if he/she is not a "criminal") president through a no-confidence vote. (Incidentally, there are 735 days remaining in George W. Bush's term, for those who are interested in the countdown.)
I don't think the authors of this piece are suggesting that the resolution of "no confidence" would be unconstitutional, only that it would be merely symbolic and perhaps unhelpful. The piece is not particularly well written, but I think they are making the, I think, obvious point that the idea of a "no confidence" resolution is a bit silly when Congress has the ability to take concrete action with respect to the war.
Congress has, on at least one occasion, gone well beyond a resolution of disapproval and actually censured a President. Three years later, the censure resolution was itself expunged.
@Psittakos: If it was badly written as you pose and they let in phrase like these:
"Just as there are constraints on the president's constitutional authority as commander in chief, there are limits on Congress's ability to direct presidential action."
then maybe, the whole op-ed shouldn't be taken seriously. The tenure of the article is that in the US's constiutional system, there are certain constitutional limits. Not just practical limits.
I agree, I think. The piece is worded so as to suggest that the resolution might somehow be a constitutionally suspect attempt to effectively usurp executive authority. I think that's a pretty silly argument, and the authors offer mostly vague throat-clearing language on that point.
I'm not a fan of the vote of "no confidence" because I think it is a way for members of Congress to pretend to do something about the war without appropriately assuming responsibility.
Rivkin and Casey do not limit themselves to comments about non-binding resolutions. Rather, they also assert, without visible foundation, that Congress cannot effect any limits on defense appropriations short of, for example, cutting off all funds for future operations in Iraq. "Under our constitutional system, however, the power to cut off funding does not imply the authority to effect lesser restrictions, such as establishing benchmarks or other conditions on the president's direction of the war," they claim.
In support, the authors proceed to erect and defeat a strawman by citing such cases as United States v. Lovett, which held that an uncocnstitutional bill of attainder attached to an appropriations measure is still an unconstitutional bill of attainder. Obviously, no such situation obtains in the measures that have been discussed lately with regard to Iraq deployments.
The op-ed may be correct that courts will not define the limits of such powers, but it would be useful to look at historical precedents. This Congressional Research Service report, Congressional Use of Funding Cutoffs Since 1970 Involving U.S. Military Forces and Overseas Deployments lists several examples, including in-country troop ceilings.
Rivkin and Casey do not claim to speak for the current administration, but the op-ed can be considered a surrogate. It follows on President Bush's breathtaking assertion in the weekend 60 Minutes interview that he has authority to ignore congressional attempts to prevent the Iraq troop surge. If this is as good as the lawyering gets in support of unilateral presidental authority, we need not take it very seriously.
Rather, they also assert, without visible foundation, that Congress cannot effect any limits on defense appropriations short of, for example, cutting off all funds for future operations in Iraq. "Under our constitutional system, however, the power to cut off funding does not imply the authority to effect lesser restrictions, such as establishing benchmarks or other conditions on the president's direction of the war," they claim.
Advocates of the "unitary executive" theory in general cannot deny that Congress has the ultimate power of the purse strings, so they do their utmost to make it so blunt an instrument as to be practically useless. Congress, by defunding, can completely destroy whatever agency the President is using, or they can give him unbridled discretion in its use. By denying any middle ground of regulation, they seek to give Congress an intolerable pair of alternatives that ultimately leaves no practical choice but to yield to the President.
Perhaps the authors of the article would have been more accurate if they said that a Congressional resolution of "no confidence" in the President would serve no purpose in our constitutional system. However, this is a minor sidebar in an otherwise good summary of the scope and limits of the war powers of the Congress and President.
I would commend this article to those who have any questions as to those war powers.
JaO said...
In support, the authors proceed to erect and defeat a strawman by citing such cases as United States v. Lovett, which held that an uncocnstitutional bill of attainder attached to an appropriations measure is still an unconstitutional bill of attainder. Obviously, no such situation obtains in the measures that have been discussed lately with regard to Iraq deployments.
The authors were citing to those cases for the general proposition that Congress may not attach unconstitutional conditions onto spending bills. The authors complete their argument in the remainder of the paragraph:
As explained by Professor Walter Dellinger -- President Bill Clinton's chief constitutional lawyer at the Justice Department -- "[b]road as Congress' spending power undoubtedly is, it is clear that Congress may not deploy it to accomplish unconstitutional ends." This includes restricting the president's authority as commander in chief to direct the movement of U.S. armed forces. In that regard, Dellinger quoted Justice Robert Jackson -- who said while serving as President Franklin Roosevelt's attorney general: "The President's responsibility as Commander-in-Chief embraces the authority to command and direct the armed forces in their immediate movements and operations, designed to protect the security and effectuate the defense of the United States."
The only thing the authors left out of this argument is to point out that no provision in Article I grants Congress concurrent power to direct the movement and operations of troops.
I do not see the problem here. Both branches have plenary powers which are not shared with the other branches. Most principled conservatives, including these authors, do not claim that the President may exercise the Article I power of the purse to raise money for wars by decree. How can principled liberals claim the Congress can exercise the Article II CiC power to direct the movements of troops?
The op-ed may be correct that courts will not define the limits of such powers, but it would be useful to look at historical precedents. This Congressional Research Service report, Congressional Use of Funding Cutoffs Since 1970 Involving U.S. Military Forces and Overseas Deployments lists several examples, including in-country troop ceilings.
If you work at it, you can come up with a much longer list of additional examples of unconstitutional legislation. The fact that Congress enacted something does not make it constitutional.
Sandy: The Rivkin and Casey article is another example of the kind of argument that ultimately suggests that we should have a monarchy:
1) They start the article with the statement that "Just as there are constraints on the president's constitutional authority as commander in chief, there are limits on Congress's ability to direct presidential action." They do not say what the contraints on the president's authority are, and the gist of their article is that there are no constraints.
2) They say that the constitution "features" two coordinate political branches, "with unique responsibilities and independent legitimacies." First of all, this flies in the face of an extensive literature documenting the fact that the three branches clearly poach on each other's supposed functions, none more so than the executive, and that the government could not function if this were not so.
3) In just the next paragraph of their article, they point out that Congress can affect the president's actions only if they have a veto proof majority in both houses. The converse of this is that the president needs only a minority of one house to have his way. So much for coordinate powers. In fact the president is the dominant power in the government as it is now, and this will remain so, no matter who holds the office.
4) Their argument that the "legislature cannot attach conditions to federal spending that would destroy the president's authority", carried to its logical conclusion would suggest that Congress can only appropriate money, with no conditions on how it is to be spent. It could not direct that money be spent on the navy rather than the army, or even commerce rather than defense. To do so would restrict the president's authority.
These arguments, again, lead to the conclusion that only a monarchy is possible. They are representative of the kind of aggrandizement of presidential power that has been going on since the founding of the republic, as documented by Corwin and Schlesinger. My only question is when will the "people", or more particularly the Congress, acquire the will to make the changes in the government necessary to stop this progression-or is it too late?
@Psittakos: same here. Although, if they are willing to take the next step, non-binding resolutions might be a good first step to get GOP votes for both.
A crafty Bart would not "recommend" articles like this. Poison pill!
Seriously, it is sometimes hard to bridge the gap when the other side promotes views that seem so glaringly wrong. Or, wearing colored glasses. For instance:
"even if one assumes that, as critics allege, the November election results were a call for disengaging from Iraq"
This sets up a bit of a strawman ("disengaging") but are we seriously to assume that it is in effect hard to believe ("even if" = "not that we should take it seriously") the election strongly sent a message in part that the current policy re Iraq is seriously problematic?
Likewise, "parlimentary government" is not quite what comes to mind when Congress submits a resolution disagreeing with executive policy. Such hyperbole is hard to take seriously.
Is this the best "contra" position they can find? It's like those lib sorts O'Reilly gets that are as scary as the d.a. in old Perry Mason shows.
The suggestions they could use the power of the purse in various respects suggests the authors don't even like the system we have now. BTW, love that TDC reference.
Professor, as you know, they don't have to be factually correct to be of service to the administration. It is enough that they are printed where the unwary will read their nonsense---and swallow it whole.
Requoting the words of the Rivkin-Casey essay, as Bart does above, does nothing to add to its authority. Nor does it cure the obvious fallacy of the authors, which is that they assume their own conclusion.
They postulate, on their own authority, that it would be unconstitutional for Congress to enact certain limits, then cite other authorites for the principle that it is wrong in general for Congress to enact provisions in appropriations measures that happen to be unconstitutional in their own right.
True, just because Congress enacts some law does not establish its constitutionality. But just because a president gives some order does not make it constitutional, either. In case of conflict, some separation-of-powers questions may be adjudicated, and some may not. This one may be one of the latter. If so, then extra-judicial precedents of history mean something more. In any event, the authors' pooh-poohing of a non-binding resolution doesn't really matter much.
Perhaps this president and Congress are heading for a real confrontation over war powers. The Rivkin-Casey surrogate piece was a symbolic move in that direction. Bush's remarks on 60 Minutes were another.
Both branches have plenary powers which are not shared with the other branches. Most principled conservatives, including these authors, do not claim that the President may exercise the Article I power of the purse to raise money for wars by decree. How can principled liberals claim the Congress can exercise the Article II CiC power to direct the movements of troops? . . . The fact that Congress enacted something does not make it constitutional.
Professor Lederman and Humble Law Student discussed this subject quite recently. As both made clear, this is an extremely unsettled area of law. There are very few cases on just how far Congress may constitutionally go in setting limits on the President's war-making power.
What this means is that Congress (and its champions) assert one set of prerogative while the President (and his champions) assert a conflicting set and no one knows where the line between them actually is.
You are a champion of Presidential authority in this field. Well, there is no settled law that you are wrong. Nor is there any settled law that you are right. You are simply asserting your own opinion which has a good a chance of being right as anyone else's. But is is misleading to act as if your opinion is settled law, because it is nothing of the kind.
JaO said...
Perhaps this president and Congress are heading for a real confrontation over war powers.
I doubt it. Bush already started the deployment with current funds and the Dems have no will to cut off funding for the troops in the field.
The Dems in both chambers will hold hearings, the House may have a vote on a resolution wagging their finger at Bush and the similar resolution will be filibustered in the Senate.
There will be no alternate plan to win the war, there will be no vote to defund the war, only whining and flip flopping with the intent to destroy support for the troops overseas in harm's way.
Pathetic. Hardly the kind of Profile in Courage Kennedy wrote about in a far different Dem party.
Rivkin and Casey lose the chutzpah award to Attorney General Gonzales. The AP reports the following:
"Attorney General Alberto Gonzales on Tuesday blamed delays in trying terror detainees at Guantanamo Bay on legal challenges filed by their lawyers.
Those trials may start by this summer, Gonzales told Associated Press reporters and editors. He said rules for the military commission are being sent up to Capitol Hill this week.
"It's not for lack of trying," Gonzales said, when asked about the legal fate of detainees who have been held at the military facility, in some cases for five years. "We are challenged very step of the way."
"We are trying as hard as we can to bring these individuals to justice," he said."
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Professor Lederman and Humble Law Student discussed this subject quite recently. As both made clear, this is an extremely unsettled area of law. There are very few cases on just how far Congress may constitutionally go in setting limits on the President's war-making power.
The absence of case law for ludicrous positions does not render the law unsettled.
The paucity of case law holding that the President may not exercise Congress' Article I power of the purse to raise money for wars by decree hardly means that the law is unsettled in the area. Article I grants Congress plenary power in this area. The law is settled by the text of the Constitution.
Similarly, the paucity of case law holding that Congress may not exercise the President's Article II CiC power to order the movement and operations of troops through legislation hardly means the law is unsettled in this area. Article II grants the President plenary power to command the movement and operations of our nation's troops. The law is settled by the text of the Constitution.
The Constitution affirmatively enumerates the powers each branch may exercise. Each branch is limited to those enumerated powers.
In order to consider the law unsettled in the area of operational command over troop movements you have to disregard Article II delegation of CiC power to the President and believe that Congress may exercise any power it pleases until told to stop by the courts.
I'm sorry, but this approach is absurd.
What is absurd about Gonzales' contention?
The legality of the executive's rules for trying the detainees for war crimes before the courts for a couple years before the Supremes held that the UCMJ applied to these captures. Then nearly another year passed before Congress passed the MCA to set new rules for the trials of illegal enemy combatants.
If the military had tried any of these combatants under the previous rules, they would have had to be retried under the new rules.
What is the hurry? These detainees are in for the duration of the war.
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Similarly, the paucity of case law holding that Congress may not exercise the President's Article II CiC power to order the movement and operations of troops through legislation hardly means the law is unsettled in this area. Article II grants the President plenary power to command the movement and operations of our nation's troops. The law is settled by the text of the Constitution.
"Bart"'s back to his favourite: "reframing" the issue. With the FISA law, he kept insisting that Congress was trying to "direct" the conduct of intelligence gathering, insinuating that they were writing bills that said "Wiretap Ms. 'A', but not Mr. 'B'" (not true), when in fact they just said: "When you want to wiretap anyone, "A", "B", or "Z", here's the procedures you have to follow." Congress can indeed set down rules (procedures) for the "government and regulation of the land and naval forces" and impinge of the preznit's CinC powers in doing so (I note in passing that the NSA is a military organisation whose director must be a military officer). Similarly with this bafflegab about "command[ing] the movement and operations of our nation's troops"; Congress hasn't started showing a propensity to order field commanders around, nor do they show any signs of wanting to do so, but Congress certainly can say that no military troops shall be sent to invade country "X", and precedent compiled by the CRS cited by a couple posters here indicates that Congress has even placed limits on the number of troops that may be deployed to a specific place and the length of their stay, restrictions that have not ever been challenged in court. Congress could, should it choose, order that troops wear bright orange prison garb at all times while in service, or even direct that the troops be ordered to fight armed only with soup spoons. There is clearly a joint power between Congress and the preznit as to the "conduct" of military affairs, and the limits of each branch's powers, particularly when in conflict with the other branch, really hasn't been tested in the past; in most cases, presumably because there's little difference of opinion between the two as to what should be done. In the few cases where there has been a difference of opinion, "Bart" will be hard pressed to find examples of the executive prevailing; the Congressional limits on deployments and timelines have been (for the most part) respected and never (TTBOMK) challenged by the executive in court. "Bart"'s default rule that "the preznit wins" is the least likely outcome on the evidence we have.
"Bart"'s single 'argument' seems to be that unless the preznit is given unfettered discretion, "bad things" can happen, and thus a court shouldn't allow such; this 'argument' is the only way to proceed from the mealymouthed "the preznit is CinC" to "the preznit has plenary and absolute authority on all things military". It certainly isn't there in any "plain language"; the claim for absolute authority must derive from some notion of intrinsic necessity. Clearly, this is wrong. If Congress can refuse to declare a war even when one is clearly 'necessary' (and I think that "Bart" has to admit that Congress does have that power), there's no reason to say that necessity requires that Congress stay out of lesser restrictions that impinge less on the preznit's CinC duties.
As I and others have repeatedly said, the lines have not been drawn, and are still quite fluid. One thing that "Bart" ought to be wary of, if he actually thinks a step or two ahead (a doubtful proposition), is that for Dubya to provoke a showdown with Congress on the wildly unpopular Iraq war and the handling of such might not be too auspicious for the future powers of the preznitcy: Any decision may be tempered by the perceived performance of the Dubya preznitcy and the outcome -- using the Dubya preznitcy as the low water mark for how much trust should be given to one person for such affairs -- may not be to "Bart"'s liking.
Bart: What is the hurry? These detainees are in for the duration of the war.
Bart (commenting on the fate of persons held in Gitmo): Given this will most likely be a multi generational conflict like the Cold War, th[ese] detention[s] [are] effectively a life sentence. Thus, the only reason to go through a trial is to impose a death sentence.
Bart (commenting on the lack of protections for the innocent in the MCA: My family has my birth certificate and can personally testify as to my citizenship.
You often seem to benefit, after a fashion, from the slightly skewed attention span afforded by this medium; it allows you to dodge hard questions. Sadly for you there's always cut-and-paste of your inanities to remind old hands and warn new readers exactly what kind of thinker we're dealing with here.
Here's a question you never have answered: Which words in the text of MCA preclude it being our own Nacht und Nebel? You spent quite a bit of time fighting other fights but somehow never got around to answering this. Could it be because the answer is, "Nothing"? Woudn't an honest man be able to say so?
This thread is getting old, but just for the record, Walter Dellinger emphatically contradicts the spin put on his 1996 OLC memorandum above.
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Travel to the second-largest city in Serbia, Novi Sad. Travel through beautiful countryside and arrive around dinner time. Enjoy the first opportunity for Serbian cuisine. There will be time in the morning of Day 3 to visit some highlights of this charming city. Estimated travel time: 5 hours
Days 3-4 Belgrade (2B)
Travel to the capital of the Republic of Serbia known as the 'White City'. Belgrade is emerging as a tourist destination as it recovers from a turbulent past. Stroll through the Kalemegdan, former Belgrade Fortress-turned central park. Here you can see the confluence of Sava and Danube rivers as you mingle with the locals. Walk down the pedestrian street of Skadarlija and continue to Republic Square to visit the National Theater or National Museum. The city offers a wealth of churches and cathedrals as well as an interesting Etnographic Museum for a chance to learn more about Serbian culture, traditions, costumes and tools used throughout history. Estimated travel time: 5 hours
Days 5-6 Sarajevo (2B)
The capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina is a beautifully unique city famed for religious and cultural diversity. A place where Bosnians, Croats and Serbs are trying to live peacefully together setting examples for the rest of world. Visit the 'Tunnel of Life' which played a crucial role in the survival of the people of Sarajevo during the fairly recent civil war. Walk around the cobblestoned streets of the Old Town while taking in the architecture of diverse places of worship. The Latin Bridge is worth a visit as it is a direct link to history. This is the sight where the Archduke of the Austrian Hungarian Empire, Franz Ferdinand, was assassinated, leading to the beginning of World War I. Estimated travel time: 7 hours
Day 7 Mostar (1B)
Travel through beautiful countryside to charming Mostar. The city's symbol, a beautiful reconstructed Ottoman-style bridge, is a reminder of the tenacity of Bosnians in recent times. Wander the old city and visit the new, with reminders all over of what the people of the region have survived.
Days 8-9 Bay of Kotor (2B)
Continue to Montenegro and travel to the Bay of Kotor, a region that is listed as a World Heritage Site. On your free day opt to visit the city of Kotor, a picturesque town surrounded by a walled fortress built by the Republic of Venice. The city has a Mediterranean feel to it and the bay offers a stunning backdrop for the budding photographer. The bay is one of the finest natural harbors in Europe and therefore a fitting area to explore by sea kayak. Take a guided tour perfect for admiring the lush landscapes that surround you. If relaxing is more your style, the beaches of Herceg Novi offer a great escape. There are also local mud therapy spas nearby to test the natural healing properties of the area's sand. Estimated travel time: 7 hours
Days 10-11 Dubrovnik (2B)
Cross into Croatia and travel to Dubrovnik, known as the 'Pearl of the Adriatic'. Set on the Dalmatian coast, Dubrovnik has been an important maritime town in the region for centuries. Surrounded by medieval walls, Dubrovnik is rich in history and an attractive city to explore filled with stunning architecture, museums and fountains. The best starting point for exploration is the Old Town, passing by Roland's Column, the Bell Tower and Sponza Palace. Stroll the Placa Stradun to get a feel for cosmopolitan life in the city. Make a stop at Big Onofrio´s Fountain where locals and tourists gather together at the well-known city meeting spot. A trip to Dubrovnik isn't complete without walking the city walls, 2km long, you can choose to take a tour or explore on your own. HIghlights along the city walls include Fort Minceta, Fort St. John, Fort Lawrence, Fort Revelin, and St. Luke's Tower. There are 3 main entrances to the city walls, the principal one is located by the Inner Pile Gates. Escape the city on a ferry ride to Lopud Island, part of the Elafiti Islands and home to one of Croatia's most stunning beaches, Plaza Sunj. Estimated travel time: 1 hour
Days 12-13 Hvar (2B)
Located in the Adriatic Sea off of the Dalmatian coast, the island of Hvar is one of Croatia's most populated and scenic islands. Filled with sunshine, the beautiful island is known for its lavender fields and vineyards in the interior and detailed Venetian-inspired architecture in the towns. On Day 13 enjoy a scenic boat ride around the famous Pakleni islands, offering a great escape for those wanting to spend a day relaxing on the beach. Estimated travel time: 3 hours bus, 30 minutes on a ferry, 30 minutes bus
Day 14 Split (1B)
Croatia's second-largest city, Split is an attractive place famed for the Roman Palace of the Emperor Diocletian. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the palace is basically a city within a city as Split has been built around these impressive Roman ruins. Enjoy a guided tour of the palace. Also worth a visit, St. Duje's cathedral is said to be the oldest cathedral in the world, built around 305 AD. A climb up the bell tower provides excellent views of Split and the surrounding port area. For other spectacular views of the city make sure to visit Marjan's peak. The area has nice hiking and biking trails for those that want to embrace nature and escape the port town. Estimated travel time: 1 hour by catamaran
Day 15 Split (1B)
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Tuesday, February 11, 2003NEW ORLEANS, La. (Feb. 11, 2003) - The East Tennessee State Buccaneer men's golfers shot a final-round 295 to finish fourth (301-297-295=893) in the Tulane Invitational Tuesday at the English Turn Golf and Country Club in New Orleans, La. Senior James Johnson (Barbados) paced the Bucs, shooting a 73 on Tuesday to finish in a tie for third at 1-over-par (70-74-73=217). Johnson finished seven strokes behind tournament medallist Bill Haas of Wake Forest. The Demon Deacons (292-293-289=874) also won the team championship, defeating Southern Methodist by one stroke (292-292-291=875). Buccaneer sophomore Jeremy Hobson (Thonotosassa, Fla.) and freshman Derek McNamara (Galway, Ireland) were the next Buccaneer finishers, tying for 18th. McNamara (76-75-74=225) fired a final-round 74 while Hobson (75-73-77=225) closed with a 77 on Tuesday. ETSU sophomore Cennydd Mills (Cardiff, Wales) tied for 27th at 80-75-74=229, and sophomore Marco Trejos (San Jose, Costa Rica) carded 81-79-74=234 to finish tied for 35th. The Buccaneer men's golfers return to action at the Puerto Rico Classic, Feb. 23-25 from San Juan, P.R.
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Get Your Game On Featured Player: Fedora DudeOctober 16, 2008
Yikes. I'm a day late on the featured player post. Don't fire me, teens!!! Those of you that attended yesterday's Get Your Game On know that DPL was experiencing some technical difficulties with its wireless internet connection during the program…so our normal featured player agenda was interrupted. Bummer. But enough of the blahblahblah. This week's featured player is…drum roll please…Justin!
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If you were an animal what would you be? "If I was an animal. That's a tough one. I'd be an emu because emus are sweet animals."
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Joe Walker, Jr.'s athletes have produced 147 All-America distinctions.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. - University of Louisville track and field assistant coach Joe ~nbsp>Walker, Jr., will be honored for coaching Brittney Reese to an Olympic gold medal Thursday night in Daytona Beach, Fla.
At the Olympic Games Recognition Ceremony, hosted by USA Track and Field, Walker, Jr. will be presented an Order of Ikkos medal, given to coaches whose athletes medal at an Olympic Games.
Late on Aug. 8, Walker directed three-time long jump World Champion Reese to the Olympic gold medal in the event. After placing sixth in her group in the qualifying rounds with a leap of 6.57m/21-6.75 to advance, Reese secured the gold medal on just her second jump of the finals with a mark of 7.12m/23-4.50.
Walker, the father of Louisville's men's distance coach, Joe Walker, III joined the Cardinals' family in July after accepting the position in April. He carries a wealth of experience to Louisville, as he owns more than 40 years of coaching experience, including 33 in the Southeastern Conference, and has spent the last 24-straight years building Ole Miss into a consistent national power.
Through his career, Walker's athletes have produced 16 Division I national titles, 147 All-America distinctions and 105 individual conference titles (71 in the Southeastern Conference; 34 in the Gulf South Conference). Walker has guided his squads to eight collegiate conference crowns, and he helped lead the only high school he coached for to a state title.
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Book Launch- Eating Right in America: The Cultural Politics of Food and Health
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NOTES:This course will be discontinued August 1st. Anyone currently enrolled will have six months from time of registration to complete the course.
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Sebastian Vettel was in such a class of his own in Abu Dhabi that he felt he was flying at some stages...
Sebastian Vettel was in such a class of his own in Abu Dhabi that he felt he was flying at some stages.
The four-time World Champion started second on the grid next to his team-mate Mark Webber, but he was in the lead at the first corner and never relinquished that position.
He went on to lead every lap of the race as his two pits stops were a lot later than the other drivers and on both occasions he managed to return to the track in first place.
He eventually finished 30.8s ahead of Webber to secure his seventh race win in a row and 11th of the season, and needless to say he felt he was in a different world.
"The car was absolutely brilliant, absolutely brilliant, there's not much more to say," the German said.
"I was flying at some stages - at least it felt like it - massive gaps, a big surprise so really thanks to the team. Thanks to Renault as well; a lot of our success is also down to them. They're doing a very, very good job and I hope that next year we'll have an engine that is as powerful and reliable as this year's."
Asked how he managed to do so well on the soft tyres early in the race, Vettel joked: "I don't know if there's a secret. I've got traction control; at least that's what they said three or four races ago!
"These tyres are difficult to drive, extremely sensitive. It helps when you are in free air and not so much in traffic, but somehow we got the hang of it more and more towards the end of the year by looking after them and really listening to them. So being able to extract maybe a little bit more performance than the other guys."
The 26-year-old parents were at the Yas Marina Circuit to witness his latest success and he was quick to pay tribute to them after the race.
"It means a lot. Obviously I spent most of my time racing in front of them when I was a small kid. Now they are a little bit bigger toys and more people watching but it's very special to me that they were here this weekend," he said.
"I love them very much and want to dedicate the win today to them. I think I learned a lot of good things from them and one day if I have kids I want to pass exactly these things on."
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Comic 109
Title: Corporeal Punishment
Date: September 16, 2005
Summary: Steve becomes non-corporeal and gets bored.
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Non-corporeal octopus
Onomatopoeias used: None
"Fin" style: Written in pure energy
Number of panels: 9
Panel 1
Beaver: "Something's different about you today Steve, but I can't quite put my finger on what it is..."
Panel 2
Steve: "Yes! Following a period of intense meditation I have transcended my physical form: I am now a being of PURE ENERGY"
Panel 3
Beaver: "Coo."
Panel 4
Beaver: "So, uh, what's that like?"
Steve: "Pretty boring really. I just hang out with the other non-corporeal entities all day, consuming cosmic energy... that sort of thing..."
Panel 5
Non-corporeal octopus: "Hey Steve, a few of the guys are coming round my place later to watch TV and consume cosmic energy -- want to come along?"
Steve: "Uh... I guess so..."
Panel 6
Panel 7
Steve: "Man, this guy is so BORING!"
Non-corporeal octopus: (angry) "You do know that I am able to sense every movement of every atom in the entire universe, right? And as such I can totally hear you."
Panel 8
Steve: "Oh."
Panel 9
Non-corporeal octopus: "Uh... you'll still come round for the energy consumption though... r-right?"
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This fall, McDonald's introduced Mighty Wings, those seasoning sticks vaguely flavored like chicken. Remember those commercials with Joe Flacco and Colin Kaepernick? They threw footballs for wings! What a world! Anyway, the promotion started with an inventory of 50 million pounds of wings, and there are still 10 million left in frozen storage.
The original promotion's over, but because 10 million pounds of wings sitting in various freezers would be a financial loss—and depressing as hell—McDonald's will hold another promotion at some point with discounted wings, in an attempt to offload the rest of those goddamn sodium popsicles.
Another possibility: Why not give some of the 10 million pounds to Flacco? He seems to be a wing fanatic, judging by his Twitter:
@McDonald's #MightyWings are a total #GameChanger. *Sponsored— Joe Flacco (@TeamFlacco) September 18, 2013
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Your Friday forecast will be mostly sunny with a high near 64, with winds from the north at 5 mph.
Tonight will be mostly clear with a low around 45 and eastern winds around 5 mph. After midnight, they will become calm winds.
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|Volleyball » News » Schedule » Roster » Coaches » Statistics
Volleyball defeats Charleston Southern, 3-2, as numerous individuals enjoy career best performances
Saturday, September 20, 2003Clemson, S.C. (Sept. 20, 2003) -- East Tennessee State edged Charleston Southern, 3-2, in both teams final match at the 2003 Clemson Invite. Charleston Southern won the first two games by scores of 30-21 and 33-31, but East Tennessee State claimed the final three games by scores of 30-28, 31-29 and 15-11 to win the match. With the win, East Tennessee State improves to 2-11 on the season, while Charleston Southern falls to 9-5 overall. Sophomore setter Kristi Robinson served up a career-high 70 assists, which was just three assists shy of breaking a school record set by Jennifer Garriga back in 1990. Kelsey Sherich (Ogallala, Neb.), who was the only Buccaneer named to the all-tournament team, led East Tennessee State with career-high 22 kills and a .308 hitting percentage. Lissa Allen (Palm Bay, Fla) also notched a career-high with 19 kills. Allen also had two service aces and nine digs, while Karen Freeburg (Newcastle, Ind.) tallied 14 kills with 19 digs. Kate Steidle (Waynesboro, Va.) also posted a double-double with 12 kills and 10 digs. Sara Scandiffio (Purcellville, Va.) had 14 digs with a team-best six blocks. As a team, East Tennessee hit .261 with seven team blocks and seven service aces. Charleston Southern was led by Allyn Beam's 21-kill, 10-dig performance. Melanie Johnson tallied 17 kills with five blocks, and Becky Miller had 15 kills with 17 digs. Jenni Shepherd added 13 kills with six blocks, and Tori Owens had a team-high 21 digs. Katie O'Riordan dished out 63 assists, and Rachel DeAngelo had 10 digs. As a team, Charleston Southern hit .296 with 11.5 team blocks and four service aces. ETSU will try to pick up its first Southern Conference win of the season after the Bucs lost their season opener to Chattanooga last Wednesday. The squad will be back in action on Tuesday, Sept. 23, when the Buccaneers travel to Boone, N.C. to square off against Appalachian State. The match is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m.
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Wonderful World
Ben is a failed children's folk singer and less-than-extraordinary weekend dad. Deeply cynical, Ben's sole pleasure in life is derived from chess games with his Senegalese roommate Ibou. When Ibou is suddenly struck ill and an insensitive municipal employee exacerbates the emergency situation, Ben's pessimistic worldview seems unequivocally confirmed. But, when Ibou's sister Khadi takes his place in their apartment, what starts as an awkward living arrangement becomes something more, and Ben finds that cynicism may be all a matter of perspective.
Cast: Matthew Broderick, Philip Baker Hall, Sanaa Lathan, Jodelle Ferland, Michael K. Williams
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Romain Grosjean insists his P1 time at Jerez on Wednesday "doesn't mean much" as it is only testing...
Romain Grosjean insists his P1 time at Jerez on Wednesday "doesn't mean much" as it is only testing.
The Lotus driver set the pace on Day Two at the Spanish circuit as he posted a 1:18.218 in his E21.
His lap time put him 0.785s up on second-placed Paul di Resta and beat Jenson Button's best from Day One by 0.643s.
"It doesn't mean much to be honest," Grosjean stated.
"We stay on our plan, [it was] a good surprise with the soft tyre that we made work very well, but generally all day long we followed what we had to do and the car felt good.
"There's nothing very crazy about that time, it's just us working and doing our own business."
The 26-year-old will hand the car over to team-mate Kimi Raikkonen for the final two days of testing.
"We tested a few options on the set-up and it reacted quite well," Grosjean continued.
"Sometimes things we were not expecting worked, but it's always good to have a good idea for the future of the testing [direction].
"It's good now to have Kimi in the car to give us this feedback."
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