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Publigas currently holds 45.22 percent while GDF Suez holds44.75 percent. The French company, formed from the 100 billion euro mergerof GDF and Suez, had to reduce its holding in Fluxys to secureEuropean Commission approval to create Europe's second-largestelectricity and gas group. Distrigas shares were trading at 6,725.00 euros on EuronextBrussels at 1340 GMT on Wednesday.($1.7344 Euro)(Reporting by Antonia van de Velde; editing by Simon Jessop andRupert Winchester ). As I emerge from the fog of a disappointing USC Trojan season, I wearily struggle to find some hope for the future.Reaching deep into the abyss of my waning optimism, I think I have found that hope in the oddest of places.Nine years ago, Pete Carroll took over a moribund USC Trojan team that had floundered under the tutelage of Paul Hackett.That 2001 team wound up 6-6, and lost 10-6 to Utah in the Las Vegas Bowl.Led by Carson Palmer, a highly touted prep quarterback out of Santa Margarita high school in Orange county, CA, the Trojans shut out the UCLA Bruins 27-0 in a controversial game, highlighted by excessive celebrations by the Trojans which rankled the sensibilities of Bruin nation.However, the 2001 season, while it indicated hope for the future, was generally considered a disappointment.After all, a 6-6 season should never be celebrated by fans of the men of Troy.Fast forward to 2009.In Pete Carroll's ninth year at the helm, the Trojans have gone 8-4, and the season has been roundly described as a disappointment by USC fans.Led by Matt Barkley, a much celebrated prep quarterback out of Mater Dei high school in Orange county, Ca., the Trojans beat UCLA 28-7 in a controversial game marred by UCLA's irritation at excessive Trojan celebration.Sound familiarWait, it getsweirder.USC is expected to be extended an invitation to thePoinsettia or Las Vegas Bowl where they probably will meet...Yep, you guessed it, Utah.Hold on, I'm not finished.Although Carson Palmer was a junior in 2001, his passing statistics almost mirror young Matt Barkley's in 2009.Palmer's passing statistics in 2001:221/377 (58.6) for 2717 yards, 13 Passing TDs and 1 Rushing TD; with 12 InterceptionsMatt Barkley's passing statistics for 2009:184/315 (58.4) for 2385 yards, 13 Passing TD's and 1 Rushing TD; with 12 Interceptions.Uncanny ehIn 2002, Carson Palmer began the Trojan resurrection by leading the Trojans to 11-2 record and a convincing win over Iowa in the Orange bowl.Oh yeah, Carson Palmer also picked up some personal hardware along the way.You know, that little bronze guy who is straight arming an imagined foe and is named for some guy named "Heisman."Now, I am not suggesting that 2010 will be the year when Matt Barkley wins a Heisman trophy, even though I would beecstatic if he did.What I am postulating is that history often repeats itself and with an extra year under his belt, I expect Matt Barkley, he of the abundant talent, to improve and along with that, elevate the Trojans back to elite status.And if he wants to win a Heisman along the way,that's alright, too.. Jan 7 (Reuters) - British aerospace firm Meggitt Plc(MGGT.L) said on Wednesday it received a follow-on contract,worth $41 million, to supply additional fuel tanks for the U.S.Air Force's KC-135 aircraft programme.

Engineered Fabrics Corp (EFC), part of Meggitt's thermalsystems unit, will deliver the additional 2,255 fuel tanks fromJuly 2010 through March 2013. "This record follow-on order will provide EFC with asustained revenue base for the next five years," Meggitt ChiefExecutive Terry Twigger said. Shares of Meggitt, whose clients include Airbus ARBU.UL,BAE Systems (BAES.L), Boeing (BA.N), EADS (EAD.PA), GeneralElectric (GE.N) and Rolls-Royce (RR.L), were down 3.1 percentat 172.25 pence at 1411 GMT. (Reporting by Kumar Alagappan in Bangalore; Editing by HimaniSarkar).

I heard some guy on YouTube talking about the Texas-Nebraska as the "most insane game" ever. He obviously didn't see the Cincinnati-Pitt game earlier in the day, or the Georgia Tech-Clemson game going on on another channel. It was a close game, but when we talk about "insane games", we like to see the dissolution of defenses, mighty comebacks, and great finishes The Texas game had one of them Games Of The Week 1 Oregon 37, Oregon State 33 A crazy game on an insane Thursday night in Autzen.2 Georgia Tech 39, Clemson 34. Stunner at the Coliseum in front of around 60,000 people at best The Big Surprise Awards 1 The Texas game Didn't think it would be this close.2 The SEC game Thought it would be closer3 Arizona beats USC USC finished the Pac-10 in a sterling SIXTH position How the mighty fall Our Heisman Vote Now The Season's Over 1. Toby Gerhart (Stanford) - Took a program on his shoulders and won.2 CJ Spiller (Clemson) - Brilliant week in, week out. Undeniably the best player in the ACC, and the best all-round threat in college football.3.

Mark Ingram (Alabama) - Second best running back in college football.4. Colt McCoy (Texas) - Great this year, but better than 2008 Seriously5. Tim Tebow (Florida) - Ruined his Heisman chances with a dreadful Saturday performance. And yes, we are going to give Alabama's defense a lot of credit Cheerleaders of the Week 1 Florida2 Oregon3 Nebraska4 Texas5 Georgia Tech6 Oregon State7 Alabama8. Clemson Doofus of the Week This goes to our friend Daniel Margil, who lost to a girl in the Dr. Pepper SEC half-time throwing the ball into a giant can conference And he looked like a fool doing it too We could only laugh.A lot We've also removed his man card He's now called Florence. This article is also featured on View From North America.