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US army in Iraq institutionally racist, claims British officerA senior British officer has criticised the US army for its conduct in Iraq, accusing it of institutional racism, moral righteousness, misplaced optimism, and of being ill-suited to engage in counter-insurgency operations.
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Islamic cleric had terror handbook, court told· Preacher 'urged followers to attack enemies of Islam'
· Big Ben named as terror target, prosecutor claims
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Amnesty for fugitive paramilitaries scrappedThe government is shelving its bill to grant an amnesty to paramilitary terrorists who have been on the run for many years, the Northern Ireland secretary, Peter Hain, announces.
Radio comments investigated
Police are to investigate comments on a radio show by Sir Iqbal Sacranie, head of the Muslim Council of Britain, to see whether any offence has been committed after he condemned civil partnerships and described homosexuality as harmful. By Colin Blackstock.
Mozart manuscript cut in half by widow restored to unityA manuscript in the fleet, restless hand of the teenage Mozart, which was cut in two and sold off separately by his financially embarrassed widow after his death, has been brought back together by the British Library.
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Doherty turns up late but admits heroin and cocaine charges· Babyshambles singer given unconditional bail
· All sentencing options still open, says magistrate
Pay £98m or 10 more years jail, fraudster toldA fraudster who conned the Inland Revenue out of £54.6m in tax allowances was yesterday told that he will have to pay back £98m or face having another 10 years added to his original 12½-year sentence.
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Headteacher vacancies expose schools crisisA shortage of headteachers in England and Wales has escalated into a leadership crisis, according to a survey which describes an 'alarming' turnover of senior staff in state secondary schools.
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'We are not being prepared for the pace of change'Case study: Malcolm Noble, headteacher at Bexleyheath School in Bexleyheath, Kent, gives his view of the situation.
Kelly admits more sex offenders in school jobsRuth Kelly admits that there have been more cases where ministers have given approval for registered sex offenders to work in schools and orders a review of each decision.
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Effort goes on to round up escaped wild boarEfforts are to continue to retrieve wild boar set free from a farm by animal activists.
New Globe director plans Roman seasonLondon's Globe theatre will be "going Roman" for its first season under a new artistic director.
Tsunami hoaxer jailed for wasting police timeA man who cost the police more than £6,000 in wasted time after he lied to them about having a daughter killed in the tsunami was yesterday jailed for three months at Plymouth magistrates court.
Doctors fear backlash from celebrity food fadsAn increasing number of Britons are excluding key foods from their diet because of fears of allergies and intolerances, GPs warned yesterday. Research involving 250 GPs suggested celebrity food fads were to blame for many people self-diagnosing these problems.
Police arrested 9,000 for Christmas drink-drivingMore than 9,000 motorists were arrested in England and Wales for drink-driving during the Christmas period, the Association of Chief Police Officers revealed yesterday.
Pennine grouse moorland is sold for £5.25mAlmost 30 square miles of Pennine moorland changes hands for £5.25m today when one of the country's premier grouse moors passes from the Earldom of Strathmore, which has owned it for 444 years, to the owner of a restaurant and brewery chain.
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In search of the artists young artists admire· 13 under-35s line up for Beck's Futures award
· Only one painter in the running for £20,000 prize
Union pays £30,000 in BNP libel caseA trade union and its solicitors have paid out £30,000 of members' money to cover the legal costs of a British National party activist in an out of court settlement.
National news p9
Global warming: blame the forests
· Research identifies plants as source of methane
· Climate scientists shocked by new findings
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City tunes up for epic celebration of Shostakovich centenary
The most comprehensive and intensive survey of the music of one of the greatest - and most elusive - masters of the 20th century begins in Manchester today.
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Thai fishermen in court over backpacker murderTwo Thai fishermen who have allegedly confessed to raping and killing the Welsh backpacker Katherine Horton on Koh Samui island showed no remorse yesterday when formally charged in court.
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Ming falls victim to a merciless ambushSimon Hoggart: For those of us who have liked and admired Sir Menzies Campbell these many years, this was a sad occasion.
Lib Dem race opens up as frontrunner faltersThe Liberal Democrat leadership race is thrown open as it emerges that MPs can nominate more than one person as a candidate and the frontrunner, Sir Menzies Campbell, stumbles at prime minister's questions.
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Climbdown allows MPs free vote on smoking banA complete ban on smoking in pubs and clubs across England looks likely after the government bows to pressure to allow MPs a free vote and the health secretary, Patricia Hewitt, responds by saying she backs a full ban.
Deep inside an Arctic mountain, the Noah's ark of seeds that will survive a catastrophe
The future of humanity may soon rest deep in a frozen mountain on a remote Norwegian island.
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Town's males could be forced to carry condomsIs that a condom in your pocket or do you want a fine? That is the question police in a Colombian town may soon be asking all males over the age of 14 as part of a scheme to cut the rate of HIV infections.
Hamas drops call for destruction of Israel from manifesto· Shift comes in lead-up to Palestinian election
· Commitment to armed struggle remains
Private sector will defeat climate change, US tells anti-Kyoto summit
The United States yesterday announced it would rely on the private sector to tackle global warming by devising more fuel-efficient technologies.
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Woman with new face merges into the crowdThe French woman who received a new nose, chin and mouth in the world's first partial face transplant has been out in public without drawing stares, her surgeon said in an interview yesterday.
Pat Robertson Christian centre deal abandonedThe Israeli government is pulling out of a business deal with the American evangelical leader Pat Robertson, after he said Ariel Sharon's stroke was punishment by God for withdrawing from the Gaza strip.
Minister may face trial on secret funding chargeA minister in Silvio Berlusconi's government could be put on trial after being accused of taking secret funding for his party from the company involved in Europe's biggest corporate fraud.
Jakarta bans films on East Timor occupationIndonesia has banned three films about its occupation of East Timor, saying they could "reopen old wounds". The films were due to be shown at a film festival last month in Jakarta.
Schwarzenegger accused over motorbike accidentArnold Schwarzenegger was riding his motorcycle illegally over the weekend when he collided with a car in Los Angeles, police said.
International news p18
Polluted pasta causes toxin alarm in ItalyItalians tucked into their pasta yesterday with a little less relish than usual after learning that 58,000 tonnes of wheat infected with a powerful natural toxin had been milled into flour and sold on to the market.
New Orleans residents given four months to revive neighbourhoods· Unsustainable areas may be turned into parks
· City's revival plan calls for new jazz area and rail links
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Shania Twain and saluting scaffolders as Bradford buries PCCities do not come to a hushed standstill for funerals any more. But Bradford yesterday showed how it had taken the murdered police officer Sharon Beshenivsky to its heart.
Top stories p20
Bush's would-be assassin begins life term· Man who threw grenade in crowd sentenced
· Attacker says he would try to kill US president again
Sarkozy wins back his wife - and his chance of presidencyThe couple separated this spring after Mrs Sarkozy, 47, a dynamic divorcee who has long acted as her husband's senior adviser, diary-fixer and principal private secretary, admitted she could not face the idea of ever being first lady and needed 'time out to be alone and to think'.
International news p22
French rock idol wants to become BelgianThe Gallic rock idol Johnny Hallyday, who has sold more than 80m records in France since introducing the country to rock'n'roll in the 1960s, wants to become a Belgian.
International news p23
Confusion on the streets, solidarity in the regime as Iran chooses brinkmanshipWhite House steps up pressure as Blair predicts referral to UN security council.
Top stories p25
Anti-poverty groups sceptical of Brown's tax credit reforms
The government's tax credits system came under attack yesterday from anti-poverty groups who said thousands of claimants faced a further year of misery despite reforms promised by Gordon Brown in his pre-budget statement.
Union chief pleads for fairness in QinetiQ sell-off
The board of QinetiQ approves a controversial £1.1bn stock market listing that is expected to be given a formal go-ahead by the defence minister, John Reid, in a House of Commons statement.
Financial p26
More prudence, European commissioner tells Gordon Brown as UK breaches deficit
The chancellor, Gordon Brown, comes under renewed pressure to raise taxes or cut government spending in his spring budget after the European commission gives him a year to bring Britain's public borrowing under control.
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DiaryHugh Muir: It is the BBC's aim that 'nation shall speak peace unto nation', but achieving that is thirsty work so at regular intervals staff break off for a cup of tea.
Let's make sure we do better with Iran than we did with IraqTimothy Garton Ash: The west's next step on Tehran's nuclear plans should be to understand the regime and society, not to start bombing.
Debate & comment p31
Praying for SwindonDavid McKie: A thing of beauty may yet be salvaged from the destruction of the 1970s.
George Bush's rough justiceSidney Blumenthal: The career of the latest supreme court nominee has been marked by his hatred of liberalism.
Debate & comment p32
India tilts to the west as the world's new poles emergeCharles Grant: Despite public hostility, the country's elite is convinced that its interests are best served by alliance with the US.
Get the pictureAnnalisa Barbieri: We may laugh at the vanity of posing, but we rarely look as good in photographs as we hope.
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Corrections and clarificationsIn an article headlined Red Cross aids failed asylum seekers (page 10, January 9, early editions) we stated that "the organisation [British Red Cross] estimates there are 33,600 destitute asylum seekers in England, a steep increase from the figure of 25,000 last year". The Red Cross has asked us to point out that the figures are estimates of the number of destitute asylum seekers they assisted in the UK in those years and that they do not have statistics on or estimates of the total number of destitute asylum seekers in England or the UK.
Country diarySarah Poyntz: The Burren, Ireland
In praise of ... free votesLeader: In an important sense, all votes in parliament are free. But some votes are freer than others.
The dustbin of historyLeader: It was a humiliation, but the Northern Ireland secretary, Peter Hain, really had no alternative but to withdraw his bill on paramilitary fugitives.
Tangling with TehranLeader: Iran has acted provocatively but predictably in unsealing facilities used to enrich uranium at Natanz in breach of a clear agreement with the European Union.
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Liberals needn't fear faithResponse: Great movements have been led by Christians, who believe we're all equal under God, says Stephen Beer.
Unintelligent designLetters: Dr Brian Jones writes that we need something better (Letters, January 11). We need something all other mature democracies have: a written constitution defining the prime minister's powers and his authority to take this country to war.
The difficulty of showing some respectLetters: The government's attempts to deal with antisocial behaviour are like building sandcastles to stop the tide coming in (Sinbins for problem families as Blair attacks yob culture, January 11).
A-levels are the only factor for universities
Letters: In reply to Oyinkan Johnson-Sherlock's query as to why ethnic minority students don't apply to UCL to study, the answer is that they do, and they are successful in their application (Response, January 11).
Heds, grafs and ledesLetters: Call me an old curmudgeon, but on the New York papers where I learned my trade the opening sentence was known as a "lede", spelled just that way along with "hed" for headline and "graf" for paragraph, aside from the last one, known as the "kicker" (The secret life of stories, January 5).
Leaders and replies p35
George and Mary SpeaightObituary: Passionate performer and historian who kept the art of English toy theatre alive.
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Obituary:Supreme Wagnerian soprano blessed with musicality, technique and imagination.
John LiddellObituary: John Liddell, who has died aged 81, was an inspiring teacher and a gifted printmaker and artist. His wood engravings and linocuts, often highly coloured and alive with wit and observation, captured the buildings, coast, countryside and day-to-day life of his surroundings.

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Irish make statement down stretch drive to down host Saints in Telus B.C. finals rematch
By Howard TsumuraThe Vancouver ProvinceVANCOUVER — Just a few hours before its 7 p.m. tip-off time Wednesday evening against arch-rival St. George's Saints, the Vancouver College Fighting Irish moved up into the No. 2 position in The Province's … Continue reading
Palmer, Burnett set to square off in 2010 Richmond senior boys final
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Saints win Western Canada, top Kits as Macfayden, Murray stuff the stat sheet
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Birds find winning combination, rock Vikes 30-2 in opening quarter but Victoria not eliminated yet
By Howard Tsumura Sports Reporter The UBC Thunderbirds have shown themselves to be excellent finishers en route to a 16-1 record in the Canada West men's basketball standings. Yet over the past few weeks they have also shown themselves to … Continue reading
Vancouver's St. George's and Kits set to clash Saturday for Western Canada title
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Friday night CIS hoops report: UBC men lack early edge, Vikes-Birds women have strange finish
Here's our look at Friday's six games involving men's and women's basketball teams from the CIS' Pacific Division teams. TWU-UFV and SFU-TRU game reports courtesy sports information directors. By Howard Tsumura The Vancouver Province VICTORIA 72 at UBC 78 VANCOUVER … Continue reading
No mas, no mas: Tiebreaker formula makes for strange ending in Vikes-Birds' women's game
There may only be two games remaining in the Canada West women's regular season for the Victoria Vikes and the UBC Thunderbirds, but the battle for second place in the Pacific Division between the two traditional rivals is going to … Continue reading
No. 7 Blue Demons stun No. 2 WRCA despite 24 missed free throws at Western Canada Invite: Full box scores here
By Howard Tsumura The Vancouver Province The Kitsilano Blue Demons executed their game plan to perfection to notch the signature win of its 2009-10 senior boys Triple A basketball season. Despite shooting an horrific 21-of-45 from the free throw line, … Continue reading
Kits tops No 2 WRCA in opening round of Kelowna Western Canada
THU, FEBRUARY 4 #1 2:30 pm Oak Bay 49 def Luther College 45 Boxscore Shotchart Play by Play #2 4:15 pm St. Georges 80 def Jasper Place 72 Boxscore Shotchart Play by Play #3 6:00 pm Kitsilano … Continue reading
Craddock's Cascades in the thick of Pac-D playoff chase
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DAMASCUS –– A powerful car bomb exploded near the offices of Syria's ruling Baath party in central Damascus on Thursday, killing at least 31 people, wounding dozens and shattering buildings, media and a watchdog said.
The mid-morning blast, which rocked the city centre and sent thick smoke scudding across the skyline, came as Syria's opposition was meeting in Cairo to discuss proposals by its leader to hold conditional talks with Syria's regime.
Shortly after the blast, a nearby military headquarters came under mortar attack, state television said, without giving details.
The official SANA news agency said a "large number" of civilians were killed or wounded in what it described as a "terrorist attack", while the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights put the initial toll at 31 dead and dozens wounded.
Images of bloodied bodies lying on the ground and of blazing vehicles were broadcast by the official television channel Al-Ekhbariya, which said children were among the wounded, as the blast occurred near a school in Mazraa district.
A police official told AFP the car bomb exploded at the 16 November Square near the Al-Iman mosque, where the Baath party's head offices are located.
Ambulances sirens rang out, and machinegun fire was also heard.
Russian news agencies reported the windows of Russia's embassy in Damascus were blown out by the blast but none of its staff were hurt.
The explosion added urgency to the Cairo meeting of the main opposition National Coalition, where discussions according to a delegate were centered on an offer by the group's chief to hold direct talks with the Syrian regime.
"The agenda is long and among the issues to be discussed is the initiative of Ahmed Moaz Al Khatib," Khaled Nasser told AFP.
Coalition chief Khatib has offered to negotiate with officials of President Bashar Assad's regime who have no "blood on their hands" -- naming Vice President Farouq Sharaa as a possible pointman.
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WILLMAR -- For the second week in a row, Willmar found itself starting on its own 15-yard line late in the game and needing a touchdown to avoid defeat. Last week the Cardinals got it driving 85-yards for the game-winning TD at St. Cloud Tech. This week, the last-ditch drive ran out of time and downs at the Rocori 20-yard line. Thus, the Spartans escaped Hodapp Field with a 14-7 Central Lakes Conference victory in a game of hard-hits before about 1,200 fans on a breezy 39-degree evening. A couple of key elements varied from a week earlier.
STAPLES -- Despite not gaining any yards through the air, Staples-Motley snapped New London-Spicer's six-game winning streak Friday by posting a 16-8 victory that also moved the Cardinals into a first-place tie with NLS in the West Central North Conference. Junior fullback Kodeiy Lind almost literally carried the Cardinals' offense by piling up 202 yards on 47 carries. Staples-Motley attempted only three passes as its running game produced 300 yards on 64 carries. The Cardinals (5-1, 5-2) struck first on Caleb Nurnberger's two-yard TD run.
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- Sodium1,007 mg (42%)
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- Fiber2 g (8%)
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I love all your choices! I think Caroline is my favourite, but they're all pretty and useable.
As for middles, do you want to stick with classics, or would you prefer the middles to me more modern or out there? If you want to mix and match with your choices, I like Julia Katherine, Julia Caroline, Leah Katherine, and Katherine Leigh (somehow I like this better than Katherine Leah). Otherwise, here are some ideas:
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I love Julia and Katherine particularly! (Although I do prefer Catherine...) Caroline is lovely, as well, and Leah is sweet (although I tend to prefer it as a nn--you could even do Julia nn Lia/Leah). I think Julia Katherine is quite stunning, actually, and I would love to meet a little girl with the name! Something like Lia Kate/Lulu Kate/Juju Kate/Julie Kate could be a sweet double-barrel nn, as well!
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I like Julia best from your list; Julia Katherine or Julia Caroline would be stunning. Some ideas:
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The Lady Tigers (2-7) shot 10.3 percent (6 of 58) in the game.
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In Monday's game, the Lady Frogs (6-5) set a team record with 16 blocked shots, outrebounded Texas Southern by 62-34 and forced 29 turnovers. T.C.U. jumped to a 15-0 lead and was ahead, 39-5, at halftime after Texas Southern made 2 of 25 shots. That beats the record listed in the current N.C.A.A. media guide for fewest points in a half, set by Liberty, which scored 8 points against Radford's 14 in 2001.
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Illinois hadn't played for 10 days, but if there was any rust,
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game," Missouri coach Quin Snyder said. "I thought we attacked
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Missouri missed 13 of its first 16 shots.
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ball inside for layups, hooks and short jumpers and built a 40-19
with 4:20 to go in the first half. Missouri committed 11 of its 18
turnovers in the opening half.
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eight with 17:33 to go, then chipped away, eventually tying the
game at 67-67 on Bryant's 3-pointer.
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Illinois has won the last four "Braggin' Rights" games and 15
of the series' 23.
"When you come to Missouri, you know this is one of the games
that is played every year, and it's very tough to swallow that I've
never been on the winning team," Bryant said.
The sellout crowd at the Savvis Center was about a 60-40 split
of fans, with the mostly yellow clad Missouri fans slightly
outnumbering the mostly orange Illini faithful. But the folks in
orange had the most to cheer about. Among those in attendance were
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Over the next 5 years, DOD's overall investments are expected to average $150 billion a year to modernize and transition our forces. In addition, DOD must modernize its forces amid competing demands for federal funds, such as health care and homeland security. Therefore, it is critical that DOD manage its acquisitions in the most cost efficient and effective manner possible. DOD's newest acquisition policy emphasizes the use of evolutionary, knowledge-based concepts that have proven to produce more effective and efficient weapon systems outcomes. However, most DOD programs currently do not employ these practices and, as a result, experience cost increases, schedule delays, and poor product quality and reliability. This testimony compares the best practices for developing new products with the experiences of the F/A-22 program.
GAO's reviews of commercial best practices have identified key enablers to the success of product development programs and focused on how DOD can better leverage its investments by shortening the time it takes to field new capabilities at a more predictable cost and schedule. First, commercial firms use an approach that evolves a product to its ultimate capabilities on the basis of mature technologies and available resources. This approach allows only the product features and capabilities achievable with available resources in the initial development. Further product enhancements are planned for subsequent development efforts when technologies are proven to be mature and other resources are available. Second, commercial firms ensure that a high level of knowledge exists at key junctures during a product's development. The knowledge-based process includes three points: (1) Before a program is launched, successful programs match customer needs and available resources--technology, engineering knowledge, time, and funding; (2) About midway through development, the ability of the product's design is demonstrated to be stable and meet performance requirements; and (3) Before production begins, programs must show that a product can be manufactured within cost, schedule, and quality targets. In contrast, the F/A-22 program illustrates what can happen when a major acquisition program is not guided by the principles of evolutionary, knowledge-based acquisition. When the program was started, several key technologies were not mature. Program managers proceeded through development without the requisite knowledge to effectively manage program risk and, at the start of production, key manufacturing processes were not under control. The F/A-22 program has undergone significant cost increases. Instead of fielding early capabilities to the war fighter, the development cycle has extended to 19 years, so far, and original quantities have been significantly reduced, raising concerns about the capability the program will eventually deliver. DOD recognizes the need to get better weapon system outcomes, and its newest acquisition policy emphasizes the use of evolutionary, knowledge-based acquisition concepts proven to produce better outcomes in developing new products. However, policy changes alone are not enough. Leadership commitment and attention to putting the policy into practice for individual programs is needed to avoid the problems of the past. DOD will have many opportunities to do so over the next several years with its force modernization investments.
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The Improving Livelihoods and Governance through Natural Resource Management contributed to Afghanistan's capacity to conserve and sustainably manage its natural resources and improve the livelihoods of the rural communities in Bamyan and Badakhshan provinces.
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Body Language: Snoring
Body Language: Snoring
What it means: You generate this sound when your throat muscles and tissues become overly relaxed and vibrate when you breathe. It often accompanies congestion, but some people are just more prone to snoring than others. Drinking alcohol before bed can also cause you to saw logs.
What to do: Sleep on your side when you're congested, or try Breathe Right nasal strips ($12.99 for 30; at drugstores). Losing pounds if you're significantly overweight can also help (there's less tissue to vibrate). And lay off the booze before bedtime, too.