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07-P-255 Appeals Court
MARK FLEMING, & another[1] vs. SHAHEEN BROTHERS, INC., & another.[2]
No. 07-P-255.
Essex. December 10, 2007. – February 21, 2008.
Present: Gelinas, Smith, & Sikora, JJ.
Practice, Civil, Summary judgment. Workers' Compensation Act, Action against employer, Recovery from third person. Contract, Implied contract, Employment. Words, "Employee," "Employer."
Civil action commenced in the Superior Court Department on October 22, 1998.
A motion for partial summary judgment was allowed by Issac Borenstein, J., on August 29, 2002, and entry of judgment was ordered by Howard J. Whitehead, J., on December 27, 2006.
Thomas J. Gleason for the plaintiffs.
Emily G. Coughlin for Shaheen Brothers, Inc.
SMITH, J. The plaintiffs, Mark Fleming (Fleming) and his wife, Michelle Fleming, filed an action in the Superior Court against the defendants, Shaheen Brothers, Inc. (Shaheen), and Crown Equipment Corporation, also known as Crown Controls Corporation (Crown), alleging that Fleming was injured on Shaheen's premises while operating a forklift, designed and manufactured by Crown. The complaint was in six counts, three counts against Shaheen, alleging negligence (counts I and II), and breach of warranty (count III), and two counts against Crown, alleging negligent design and breach of warranty (counts IV and V). Count VI was filed by Fleming's wife against both Shaheen and Crown for loss of consortium. In the complaint, Fleming alleged that when he was injured, New Boston Select Group, Inc. (NBS), was his employer, not Shaheen.
Shaheen filed a motion for summary judgment on counts I and II claiming that it was Fleming's employer and, therefore, pursuant to the Workers' Compensation Act, G. L. c. 152, it was immune from an action for damages arising from his injury. The motion judge ruled that because Shaheen controlled and directed Fleming's work, and because Shaheen was liable for payment of Fleming's workers' compensation benefits, Shaheen was immune from suit pursuant to c. 152. Shaheen's motion for summary judgment was allowed on August 29, 2002. No motion for separate entry of judgment pursuant to Mass.R.Civ.P. 54(b), 365 Mass. 820 (1974), was filed at that time.
The case thereafter proceeded against Crown. Fleming and Crown settled in October, 2004, and filed a stipulated dismissal with prejudice pursuant to Mass.R.Civ.P. 41(a), 365 Mass. 803 (1974). On October 27, 2006, Fleming filed a motion for entry of judgment as to the summary judgment in favor of Shaheen. That motion was allowed over Shaheen's objections, and a final judgment entered in December, 2006. Fleming appealed from so much of the judgment as pertained to the dismissal of his first two claims against Shaheen; Shaheen cross-appealed from the order allowing Fleming's motion for entry of judgment. In its cross appeal, Shaheen argues that Fleming's right to appeal terminated within thirty days of the filing of the stipulation of voluntary dismissal under Mass.R.Civ.P. 41(a), which was docketed on October 26, 2004. Relying on Mass.R.Civ.P. 58(a), as amended, 371 Mass. 908 (1977), Shaheen claims the dismissal, upon being filed, constituted the judgment for all purposes, and that no separate document was necessary. This is so, Shaheen argues, either because the dismissal pertained to the entire action, as its somewhat expansive language arguably suggests, or because it disposed of all the remaining claims in the case following the 2002 dismissal by summary judgment of the negligence counts against Shaheen.[3]
Our review of the record convinces us that the stipulation of dismissal, signed by the attorneys for Crown and Fleming, settled the dispute between those two parties only, despite its broad language. This conclusion is supported by the transcript of the October 8, 2004, settlement hearing, at which the judge stated that he would await a motion for entry of final judgment as to Shaheen, which counsel for Shaheen stated he had. Notwithstanding counsel's assurance, no motion for entry of final judgment was filed until 2006. Contrary to Shaheen's assertion, entry of the final judgment in December, 2006, was not improper under Mass.R.Civ.P. 58(a), as the delay in applying to the court "for formal entry of a separate document of judgment under rule 58 does not constitute a waiver of the[] right to have such judgment entered." Zielinski v. Connecticut Valley Sanitary Waste Disposal, Inc., 70 Mass. App. Ct. 326, 330 (2007) (seven-year delay from allowance of defendant's motion for summary judgment, and plaintiffs' motion for entry of judgment). Concluding it is properly before us, we proceed to address the merits of Fleming's appeal, and affirm the summary judgment entered below.
Facts. Sometime before March, 1998, Fleming went to Shaheen's premises to apply for a warehouse job. Fleming completed an application for employment and interviewed with Shaheen's operations manager. Shaheen hired Fleming as a temporary employee to work in its warehouse, and set his hourly wage. Fleming was trained by Shaheen's staff; he worked on the warehouse's premises and was under the direction of Shaheen employees. After Fleming's first ninety days of employment, Shaheen had the exclusive right to decide whether to continue Fleming's temporary employment or make him a permanent employee. Shaheen could fire him at any time.
Shaheen regularly used NBS to pay its temporary employees, like Fleming, and to handle related administrative functions. Shaheen paid NBS an amount equivalent to Fleming's salary, plus a service fee. In return, NBS paid Fleming's wages, withheld Federal and State taxes, and provided unemployment insurance. NBS also paid the workers' compensation insurance premiums for Fleming, although he was also covered under Shaheen's workers' compensation policy.
NBS obtained all the information necessary to conduct its payroll through applications which NBS provided to Shaheen. Similarly, Fleming recorded his hours on a time sheet, which Shaheen provided to NBS. Fleming had no contact with NBS, was never introduced to anyone from NBS, had never been to any NBS location, and only discovered its name when he received his first paycheck. Two weeks after he was hired, Fleming was injured in a work-related accident while operating a forklift. Shaheen notified NBS about the accident and NBS filed the "first report of injury" with the Division of Industrial Accidents. Fleming then began receiving workers' compensation benefits from NBS's insurer.
Standard of review. "The standard of review of a grant of summary judgment is whether, viewing the evidence in the light most favorable to the nonmoving party, all material facts have been established and the moving party is entitled to a judgment as a matter of law." Augat, Inc. v. Liberty Mut. Ins. Co., 410 Mass. 117, 120 (1991), citing Mass.R.Civ.P. 56(c), 365 Mass. 824 (1974).
Discussion. A two-part test determines whether an employer is immune from liability under the workers' compensation statute, G. L. c. 152. See Lang v. Edward J. Lamothe Co., 20 Mass. App. Ct. 231, 232 (1985). "[A] direct employment relationship must exist, and 'the employer must be an insured person liable for the payment of compensation.'" Numberg v. GTE Transp., Inc., 34 Mass. App. Ct. 904, 904 (1993), quoting from Lang, supra. In this case, Shaheen was Fleming's employer and liable for his workers' compensation payments. Therefore, Shaheen is immune from Fleming's negligence suit.
General Laws c. 152, § 1(4), inserted by St. 1935, c. 406, defines an employee as "every person in the service of another under any contract of hire, express or implied, oral or written. . . ." General Laws c. 152, § 1(5), defines an "employer" as "an individual, partnership, association, corporation or other legal entity . . . employing employees subject to this chapter. . . ."
As to the first part of the test, in order to determine whether an employer-employee relationship exists, "the finder of fact must identify 'who has direction and control of the employee and to whom does he owe obedience in respect of' the performance of his work." Patterson v. Liberty Mut. Ins. Co., 48 Mass. App. Ct. 586, 591 n.13 (2000), quoting from Chisholm's Case, 238 Mass. 412, 419 (1921). Method of payment for work, though important, is not controlling in determining the terms of an employment relationship. McDermott's Case, 283 Mass. 74, 76 (1933). "The primary test is whether one has a right to control the individual's work performance." National Assn. of Govt. Employees v. Labor Relations Commn., 59 Mass. App. Ct. 471, 474 (2003).
Here, there was a direct employment relationship between Shaheen and Fleming. It
is not disputed that Shaheen independently interviewed and hired Fleming, exclusively controlled Fleming's training, hours and job duties, supervised Fleming's work and indirectly paid his wages and workers' compensation benefits. NBS, on the other hand, formally paid Fleming's wages and workers' compensation benefits, but had no actual control over hiring, firing, or other work conditions.[4] Fleming never had any contact with NBS prior to the accident other than receiving paychecks from its payroll department. All information collected by NBS from Fleming, through Shaheen, related to payroll and administrative functions.
Furthermore, there is nothing in the record that demonstrates an implied employment contract between Fleming and NBS. An implied contract can be inferred from the conduct of the parties where one agrees to render services in exchange for payment by the other. See Cameron v. State Theatre Co., 256 Mass. 466, 468 (1926). Fleming did not provide any service to NBS and NBS only provided a payroll service for Shaheen. Where the underlying facts are not disputed, whether an entity is an employer is a matter of law for the court. See Schofield's Case, 272 Mass. 229, 231 (1930). Here, based on the record, the motion judge properly concluded that Shaheen employed Fleming, satisfying the first portion of the immunity test.
Fleming contends that Shaheen was not liable for his workers' compensation benefits, as required by the second prong of the workers' compensation immunity test, because he was leased by his "general employer" (NBS), to a "special employer" (Shaheen).[5] "Under § 18 the [general] employer upon whom liability for making workers' compensation payments has been placed shall have the burdens and immunities of the Act; the other [special] employer will have neither." Nason, Koziol & Wall, Workers' Compensation § 7.17, at 168 (3d ed. 2003). See Numberg v. GTE Transp., Inc., 34 Mass. App. Ct. at 905.
In this case, however, there are no facts indicating that NBS was Fleming's general employer. NBS cannot be considered a general employer if it did not exercise any control over Fleming's work duties; performing payroll functions does not amount to a working relationship. See Cameron v. State Theatre Co., 256 Mass. at 468 (control and actions of the parties determine employment relationship). Unlike the worker in Ramsey's Case, 5 Mass. App. Ct. 199, 200-203 (1977), where the court held that the general employer was responsible for workers' compensation benefits despite the special employer's control over the employee, here, Fleming was not placed by NBS at Shaheen and did not have any prior connection to NBS.
Furthermore, NBS's payment of Fleming's workers' compensation insurance has no bearing on the issue of immunity. To satisfy the second prong of the immunity test, the insured person must only be "liable for the payment of compensation." Lang v. Edward J. Lamothe Co., 20 Mass. App. Ct. at 232. The employer need not actually pay the insurance premiums to benefit from the workers' compensation exclusivity bar. Ibid. Here, Shaheen carried its own workers' compensation insurance which it paid for as the named insured. It also paid NBS the cost of additional workers' compensation coverage for those Shaheen employees paid through NBS.
We affirm the allowance of Shaheen's motion for summary judgment and deny Shaheen's motion for double costs and attorney's fees.
So ordered.
[1] Michelle Fleming.
[2] Crown Equipment Corporation, also known as Crown Controls Corporation.
[3] Although the issue is not raised by either party, the record does not disclose that counts III and VI against Shaheen, for breach of warranty and loss of consortium, were ever adjudicated or dismissed. These counts inferrably rise or fall on the disposition of the negligence claims against Shaheen which were dismissed in the December 28, 2006, judgment. We therefore consider the appeal despite the absence of the "express determination" required by Mass.R.Civ.P. 54(b), as doing so here not undermine the purpose of the rule, i.e., "to avoid the possible injustice of a delay in entering judgment on a distinctly separate claim . . . until the final adjudication of the entire case by making an immediate appeal available." Long v. Wickett, 50 Mass. App. Ct. 380, 383 n.5 (2000), quoting from 10 Wright, Miller & Kane, Federal Practice and Procedure § 2654, at 33 (1998) (emphasis added).
[4] Fleming argues that NBS had, by virtue of the contract between Shaheen and NBS, at least a theoretical ability to hire and fire him. However, the contract between NBS and Shaheen is not in the record. Whether NBS could fire Fleming is a significant point because the employment issue turns on whether NBS had a right of control over Fleming. There is nothing in the materials before the motion judge that raises the claim to a material issue of fact on this question.
[5] General Laws c. 152, § 18, inserted by St. 1969, c. 755, § 2, provides: "In any case where there shall exist with respect to an employee a general employer and a special employer relationship, as between the general employer and the special employer, the liability for the payment of compensation for the injury shall be borne by the general employer or its insurer, and the special employer or its insurer shall be liable for such payment if the parties have so agreed. . . ."


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The PCFFL Coach's Armchair Week 1
Im in the end game of Saints Row IV and I totally forgot about this. True story. Also true is that Im not a fan of the end and am somewhat grinding the story missions out to finish the game. I guess what I am saying is who knows how long this ride will last. Or, pretend that it was super late games yesterday with week 1 and all that and I couldnt stay up to watch Rivers and San Diego implode. Yea, thats the ticket. Anyway, onto the shit.
Weekly Recap
NJ (92.36)vs. IND (75.81) -- What happens to you if you get 5.60 points out of 3 WRs on your active roster? YOU LOSE! (Gene Wilder/Willy Wonka style), thats what. IND suffered a Torrey Smith brownout in the Lightning game on Thursday and managed to field the only skills player in the SF/GB game that did not get a point. Meanwhile their worst WR/flex player on the bench scored 6.90. Welcome Back to Fantasy, Gabe! For their effort the Devils road the coattails of Rodgers and Crazy Legs Bush (29.31 and 21.55 points respectively) to a comfortable week 1 win.
UTA (71.31)vs. PA(105.59) -- A duel of autopicked teams for this week and we see that the Teen Brides were totally jobbed. Bradshaw was a high draft pick (or is it low?) and saw him reel off an outstanding 1.65 point stinker. Not that they have anyone on the bench to make up for that, may be a long one for the Brides. The Marinos saw Matt Stafford to live for another week, and throw up a 20 spot to boot. WRs Marshall and Johnson rounded out there other top scorers with a 30 point combined effort to secure the win.
SF (56.29) vs. PHL (108.50) -- The CGI Robots picked up where they left off two years ago to prove that last year was a fluke by tossing the stinker of the week. 23 points from Brees and not much else for them. It was so awful that the Texans DEF was their next highest scorer (and double digit player) with 10 points. No help from the bench, either, you could roll that up into their score and theyll still lose to the chumps by over 30. The Robots can only hope that this is an anomaly this week. The (autopicked) Chumps, though, got 3 TDs and 23 points out of AP despite getting stuffed after that opening run of the year. Eli Manning was their high hook with 35 points, but needed garbage time to get that,
BC (115.59) vs. AZ (104.25) -- Another battle of autopicked teams, this one saw our highest scoring (combined) game and narrowest margin of victory. If my recollection is right the Kitties phoned it in from EU and took the 49ers DEF out of the starting lineup ahead of that GB game. Smart move, but it only mattered to the tune of 2 more points. Kaepernick was tops for the Kitties with 35.34 points, but that teamed up with Boldin to help him along with 24.40 points of his own. Throw in J. Nelson from the GB side with 18.50 and it all adds up to the Kitties winning the points week. The (small) irony for the Outlaws is that Palmer got them more points on the bench, though not enough to win. Cruz led AZ with 29.90 points and J. Cook followed up with 24.05.
AUS (99.75) vs. MIN (84.08) -- The Redbeard-less and Doodz had to wait to Monday night to see how their game would resolve. AU feasted on 26 points from AJ Green and 23.5 from J. Thomas on TNF. They were even fortunate enough to get a double digit game from Forte. The Leet Doodz were not in the best position to win with only Griffin to play on Monday. Three players in double digits prior to Monday, but Fitzgerald with the high at 16 is not a recipe for success. Griffin recovered to get 21 points but it was too little too late for the Doodz.
VAN (96.34) vs. AR (73.52) -- Manning. Thats it. Rough Riders had one player in double digits, but those double digits happen to score 59.14 points. The TDs were just as terrible. Err, worse, I suppose. Matt Ryan gave them 22 points and 24 points from the Chiefs DEF (46 combined) and nothing else in double digits. This game felt like it was over on Thursday, but the TDs could have had a chance. But they didnt, because theyre the TDs.
BOS (106.16) vs. ATX (65.16) -- Newcomer from Boston (making an educated guess here) took on old timer Austin Blahas in a battle royale. OK, not so much a royale but more of a bludgeoning of the old guy by the new as the Blahas lost by over 40 points. LeSean McCoy (21.45) and the Dallas DEF (21) were the top dogs on BOS. Throw in 4 more players in double digits and it was an easy victory. The Blahas only saw two players (Brady, 14.5, Daniels, 15) reach double digits as it was a long weekend watching not much of anything else.
Coach of the Week
It has to go to the Kitties this week. They got fortunate with the autopicker homering for them, but it was smart coaching to look at the matchups and go to the waiver wire and get a DST that would be in a better place to win.
Kotite of the Week
Sorry, but its gotta be the CGI Robots. Live draft picks and they stunk it up to the lowest score in the league, and its doubly so if you include benches.
A Look Ahead
Thursday night football all year so make sure your lineups are set.
The Commishs Ink
There is some talk that the rosters are too damn big with 14 teams in the league and the waiver wire is some slim pickens. Well see how the league shakes out and consider it for next season assuming we still have 14 teams.
The scoring system needed some adjusting following the Thursday night game. If you noticed some scores changing thats why. The main change was passing for 1 point for 10 yards to 1 for 20 to keep in line with our changes at CBS. Also the bonuses were cumulative so they had to be adjusted, too.
There was an issue with the Leet Doodz losing a point when Welkah fumbled on a punt return. Unfortunately such situations are tied to a player and not the team, for whatever reason. It is above my paygrade, as they say, and not something that I can address. Its unfortunate, but hopefully rare and in this case did not factor into the game.
This section wont necessarily be here all year. I suppose if the zombie policy needs to be enforced, or other league matters crop up, it will be done so here.
General Shit
Lots of ugly football this weekend. I have to believe that the new CBA limiting practices and coachs reluctance, other than Rex Ryan, to play starters in pre-season all contribute to this sorry display of football. I even consider the TD record that was set a symptom of this, too. Hopefully better football returns in week 2.
Oddities of fantasy scoring, Eli finished a hair ahead of Kaepernick in scoring.
Take solace, Trunks, Redbeards had the lowest performing bench with 8.5 points. So thats something, right? Right?
The newcomer Monkees already had enough of that name and tried to sidle up closer to the Armchair by changing their name to LeVeon A Prayer, Little do they that shit doesnt work! The Armchair isnt a native of the Garden State, so the yolks on you!
The Prayers probably scored a point with the Outlaws, though.
Its late, allow my me bad puns.
Woo, football!
<Hugin_len> Basically, cheesy doesn't have awful taste in music, he's simply very white.
PA Marinos get no love again.
"programmers talk from a very deep gnome cavern, full of gold mechanics" - wisdom from the ancients
The PCFFL Coach's Armchair Week 2
I had expected to write this on the eve of GTAV but never got around to it. Instead Los Santos sits downstairs right now and here I am pecking away at my keyboard for you, my fan. I digress, we wrap up week 2 in the PCFFL where the last remnants of new season smell waft away to be replaced by hope, fear, or a combination of the two. Hopefully you got at least one win and arent staring down the barrel of a possible 0-3 start that will wreck your post-season chances. Anyway, on to the show.
Weekly Recap
Jersey Devils (95.1) vs. San Francisco CG Robots (86.99) -- The Robots had a good bounce back from last weeks Kotite of a show but ran face first into an Aaron Rodgers buzzsaw. Rodgers threw up a sick 41.45 points (highest among starters this week) for the Devils to lead them to the victory. Add in 21 points from the Shehawks DEF and 17.55 from Steve Johnson the Devils had just enough to hold the victory. The Robots went into Monday night with a sliver of hope with Antonio Brown yet to play on Monday but the pathetic Steelers did him no favors. High scorer on the Robots was Mike Wallace with 17.75, but another 4 players crossed double digits to make it close.
PA Marinos (57.11) vs Cherry Hill Chumps (63.29) -- There were two teams that scored less points than the Chumps this week and was their luck that the Marinos were one of them. A close, but pathetic game, couldnt even muster a combined score that would put them on the top for the league. The Chumps got 20.95 points from Jimmy Graham along with two more players that broke 10 to put them in front of the Marinos. The Marinos only had two players, Brandon Marshall with 17.65 and Matthew Stafford with 16.61, cross in double digits. Their next highest scorer on their team was the Falcons DEF with 6. The sad thing is their bench outscored the starters. That is not a winning formula in this league.
Arizona Outlaws (72.74) vs Utah Teen Brides (139.56) -- The Teen Brides stood pat and were rewarded for their effort. Vick scored 35.61, Lynch 24.75 and Jones 21.10 to lead the Brides to the highest score of the week. Dez Bryant led the Outlaws with 19.05. 3 other players crossed into double digits and yet somehow the Outlaws still ended up with 70+ points. The bench, though, looks like trouble, only getting them 9.96. That does not bode well for later in the season.
Leet Doodz (71.45) vs BC Adorable Kitties (57.14) -- The Leet Doodz evened up their record by jumping on RG3s back. He lead with 28.45 points while the Kittehs only had one player in double digits, Jordy Nelson with 15.3 points. The Kitties were riding the homer 49ers train that ran off the tracks in Seattle. Kaepernick stunk it up for -.11 points. Thankfully that game at SEA is but once a (regular) season.
Arkansas TDs (72.08) vs Taking One For The Team (75.77) -- The only matchup of week one losers saw the closest game of the week separated by a measly 3.69 points. Gabe made some changes to his WR corp and promptly saw them pile up points on the bench. However, the TDs left more points on the bench and came up short in the end. Luck led the Teams with 18.32 points who had 3 more players contributing to double digits. The TDs had 25 from Matt Ryan and 6 other players scoring 7 or less, 4 of them scoring less than 5 points.
Austin Blahas (57.90) vs Downunder Redbeards (79.33) -- The Homer Blahas left their highest scoring homer on the bench, D. Hopkins and his 17.85 points, in favor of starting a Raider.. Instead they had to settle for 14 from the Bucs DEF for their top scorer this week (and only 1 more player in doubles). The soon to be married Redbeards had 4 players cross double digits, with Cam Newton on top with 15.33 points, which was all that they needed to polish off the Blahas.
LeVeon A Prayer (83.26) vs Vancouver Rough Riders (104.44) -- Newbie Prayers were brought crashing back to earth when they faced off against somewhat perennial power *cough* house Rough Riders. Peyton returned to merely superhuman this week to lead the Riders with 23.99 points. They got another 23.8 from Megatron to blow the game open and trounce the Prayers. DeSean Jackson lead the Prayers with 21.65, but LeSean McCoy on second hook with 14.35 was not nearly enough to keep pace with the Riders.
Coach of the Week
Can I give this to the inanimate carbon rod? The Brides stood pat with draft day, so I cant give it to them. Grudgingly the Rough Riders may get some consideration since they actually made some moves in their roster since they werent going to get a 7TD week from Peyton, but those moves accounted for little in the end.
Kotite of the Week
The Marinos bench outscored the starters.Thats a picture perfect Kotite right there. Coupled with it being a close game where one move out of a half dozen would have gotten you the win, you get the Kotite.
Honorable mention: The TDs. They were in another close game and had a bench that was less than 7 points behind the starters in a game lost by less than 4 points.
Honorable mention 2: The Blahas. Go homer or go home! Also, Raiders? Dont care if its against Jacksonville.
A Look Ahead
Rivalry week! The undefeated Chumps take on the undefeated cross state nemesis Devils, while out west sees the 2-0 hated Redbeards marching in on the equally hated 2-0 Vancouver Rougher Riders. Fun times.
Down in the cellar either the TDs or the Robots will break their schneid and get into the win column. The other will get into the wino column and drown their sorrows at a lost season before October dawns.
The Commishs Ink
No new comments about anything, so we presume everything is honky dory.
General Shit
Tough to tell if anyone is a zombie yet or are standing pat because its still early and there are no byes. Im looking at you Teen Brides.
Too many NFC east players on the Prayers, I think. More than 1 is too many incase youre wondering, they have 4 starters.
The NFC east stinks in case you were wondering.
Who knew the Bucs would be a bigger coaching mess than the Jets?
I do not think the Giants are the worst in the NFC east, but they sure as shit arent the best.
One comment between armchairs is not a harbinger of good things.
Oops, maybe Im wrong, Eli just committed another turnover.
Terrible week for coaches, 3 Kotites and 1 rod.
<Hugin_len> Basically, cheesy doesn't have awful taste in music, he's simply very white.
Yeah, it's going to be a long season for the Outlaws, fortunately, 20+ years as an Arizona Cardinals fan has properly prepared me to deal with it.
I comment in IRC about the armchair.
But I expect the armchair to stay here.
Yeah, it's going to be a long season for the Outlaws, fortunately, 20+ years as an Arizona Cardinals fan has properly prepared me to deal with it.
I comment in IRC about the armchair.
You don't talk there, either.
<Hugin_len> Basically, cheesy doesn't have awful taste in music, he's simply very white.
Most likely, few saw my earlier announcement: I have come to have an appreciation for sports. I would like to associate in this thread to learn, if those of you potent and presence are of a willing mind.
Also, fuck your mother. For old times' sake. Hey, remember when I went to the Mariners' no-hitter? Good times, good times.
Whoa, hang on, I just got a scan of someone's mom while re-reading that line. When did we start getting porn fed into our eyeballs?
*slowly reaches for keys*
"You've just defined what's rude for everyone, not just you. Thanks, I needed help with that." - Matt P
Oh, so there is, in fact, IRC. As I recall, IN FACT, the last time I was there, I said hello, everyone said goodbye, and the entire server vanished out from under me, and so, I could not connect.
I would presume that this is a salt mine deposit? So it would seem. Thank you for the intel, lwf.
Is there anything else I can do for you in return? You would look really nice in that turquoise sundress. Tell me how to tell it to you slow.
Wow. The mind bleeds. Some of you are really into this eyeball porn. I'll catch up and let you know when I'm done with the third blond. Or, at least, tired.
I am really getting tired of these /groan jokes, by the way. It isn't me holding it in!
"You've just defined what's rude for everyone, not just you. Thanks, I needed help with that." - Matt P
Commissioner disclosure.
I was picking up a player on IR to move to my RES spot. I had selected the Giants DST to drop since I couldn't add them to the RES right away, but it dropped the Seahawks. I did not intend to do this and don't know why it was done (seriously, who would drop the Seahawks DST for the Giants?). There is a small chance it was user error. I tried to re-add immediately, but it was added to the waiver wire. Therefore I used commissioner tools to add them back. If anyone has a issue with this, air your grievance now.
Speaking of the RES spot the player needs to be on IR or be suspended to use it. In the default drag and drop interface I could not get this to work. I switched to classic view and I was able to assign the RES spot via a drop down.
Suffice to say I find some of this website wonky.
<Hugin_len> Basically, cheesy doesn't have awful taste in music, he's simply very white.
"Speaking of the RES spot the player needs to be on IR or be suspended to use it."
What about PUP?
Yes, that appears to be the case. link.
<Hugin_len> Basically, cheesy doesn't have awful taste in music, he's simply very white.
The season is ruined.
Hey, I'm not interrupting here, I sincerely want to mention that I honestly do find this shit fascinating now. I appreciate the opportunity to discuss these things, because this shit reads like stereo instructions.
"You've just defined what's rude for everyone, not just you. Thanks, I needed help with that." - Matt P
Now with more poop!
"You've just defined what's rude for everyone, not just you. Thanks, I needed help with that." - Matt P
|Cheesy: I thought you swore never to get another GTA game?
Just when I thought I was out ... they pull me back in!
<Hugin_len> Basically, cheesy doesn't have awful taste in music, he's simply very white.
|So what's the verdict? Also have you played SR4?
It's far too early for a verdict, but all the signs point to it being a much, much better game than GTAIV. I haven't been on a single man date, there are continue points in story missions and if you fail a bit too much the game will let you skip past it. Those few things make the gamer quality of life much better than IV. Throw in the huge area of Los Santos / Blaine County and you have a pretty good open world. That said, I'm early and only messed around a bit and don't know if the activities and sandbox are all that yet, but there's a tank and fighter jets, so.
I have indeed played SR4. It's pretty great. The world is a carbon copy of SR3 but all of the superpowers make it feel like something new. I have a few qualms about it but nothing to keep anyone that enjoyed any of the previous ones from getting it.
<Hugin_len> Basically, cheesy doesn't have awful taste in music, he's simply very white.
The PCFFL Coach's Armchair Week 3
At 4:44 pm EDT we ushered out summer 2013 and welcomed in fall 2013. Roughly a scant 45 minutes prior the Giants saw their season flushed down the drain losing 38-0 to the Carolina Panthers. Its ignominious to be out of contention in this league before fall. I suppose what I am saying is that I the PCFFL is now my primary rooting interesting in football now. This is what it feels like to be a Cardinals/Browns/Lions fan, huh? It stinks! Anyway, enough of my tiny violin playing, on to the recaps.
Weekly Recap
Jersey Devils (46.3)vs. Cherry Hill Chumps (91.91) -- The battle of Jersey went out with a whimper as the Devils couldnt even muster up a defense worth of a pork roll. The Devils had only one player in double digits, the Seahawks DEF with 12 points, and left gimpy old Reggie Bush on the roster to score zero. The Chumps lucked out in starting Alex Smith over Eli Manning, despite their coach lamenting the fact on Friday, relatively speaking, as the QB play was not a highlight. Jimmey Graham lead the Chumps with 24.7 points, which was over half the Devils totals. Throw in four more players in doubles and you had an easy game.
Arizona Outlaws (82.44) vs. PA Marinos (41.50) -- The Outlaws almost doubled up the Marinos in this matchup. AZ had two players in the 20s, Wilson (25.75) and da Bears DEF (21.00) to knock out the Marinos. The pitiful Marinos had one player in double digits, Matt Stafford with 23.80 and 7 under 5 (the unaccounted starter he in the lineup had 7 points if you were wondering). It was a thoroughly lackluster of a game only saved (relatively speaking) by Wilson.
Utah Teen Brides (70.62) vs. Leet Doodz (45.27) -- The Bengals DEF, of all things, led the (zombie?) Teen Brides 4 double digit scorers with 18.00 points to their victory over the Leet Doodz. The Leet Doodz didnt do themselves any favors by setting up a roster that had more points on the bench than on the field. Only two players in double digits, with RG3 on top with 11.37, while 5 under 5 doomed the Doodz. The bench had 3 doubles mocking their coach.
SF CG Robots (101.29) vs. Arkansas TDs (69.02) -- The Robots left no doubt in anyones mind that they are the best of the worst and smacked down the TDs. Standout performances from Brees (35.89) and Antonio Brown (27.80) were almost all the Robots needed to win. The TDs had 3 players in double digits with Decker leading with 18.65, but 4 players scoring 5.40 or less hurt them in this game.
BC Adorable Kitties (25.80) vs. Austin Blahas (62.65) -- Homer Bowl! Too bad both of the homers suck, but the 49ers sucked more. Turning in a second terrible game, against the Colts at home nonetheless, the 49ers dragged the Kitties down with them. Featuring no players in double digits the Kitties were led by kicker Blair Walsh with 9, and in distant second was Jordy Nelson with 4.65. The Kittie bench, however, was stellar (in comparison at least) with 3 players in double digits and 52.96 points languishing on the bench. The Blahas had 3 players in double digits and DeMarc Murrays 22.15 almost single handedly beat the Kitties.
Taking One for the Team (79.18) vs. LeVeon A Prayer (75.58) -- The Gabes are going to go for the best record, and most heartburn, in close wins this year. The Gabes took a Westbrooking with Jamal Charles getting more all purpose yards than McCoy, but getting less points for having the audacity to catch some balls. Such is life in the PCFFL. The Gabes were led by Jordan Cameron with 21.30 points and two others in double digits. They had to sweat out a garbage time Denver DEF against Oakland, of all teams, but they held on enough to ensure the Gabes win. The Prayers had 3 players in double digits led by McCoy with 19.90, however had 3 under 5. On the Prayers bench were two players in the 20s that didnt help ease the sting of a close loss.
Downunder Redbeards (79.41) vs. Vancouver Rough Riders (101.45) -- The other marquee matchup of the weekend saw a much more competitive game as the hated not-a-Redbeards fell the the equally hated Rough Riders. The Rough Riders, top scoring team by 0.16 of a point, climbed back on P. Moneys back and rode that golden arm to 30.38 points. Add in a Raves DEF with 21 and another 3 in double digits and it was too much for the Redbeards Cam Newton (28.71 points). The Redbeards tried, but only one other player made it to double digits, there were too many coulda, shoulda, wouldas on the Oz team.
Coach of the Week
Of all the coaches that won this week, only one made a move that ensure their win. The Gabes moved James Jones over Eddie Royal whose +7.05 points were the difference in their game. The Gabes get the CotW.
Kotite of the Week
Its not just that they led the league in scoring this week, but that more than enough points were on the bench to help them win the game. This weeks Kotite goes to the Kitties, and the 49ers.
Dishonorable mention to the Leet Doodz with a bench that outscored their starters and plenty of orphaned points to pick up the win.
A Look Ahead
Show yourselves, zombies! Bye weeks start so well see who is paying attention to their teams. Green Bay and Carolina sit this week, so make sure you get your subs in.
The Commishs Ink
Id like to talk a little bit more about the snafu that happened this past week. If you scroll up a little bit you can catch up on the backstory. Since this was not the first time I noticed the NFL, either, not saving what I thought it would (like draft order), or acting differently than CBS enough to cause trouble Id think that others maybe seeing these issues, too. If anything similar happens to you that is team impacting, please raise them quickly so that it may be resolved. In order for something to not smell fishy, I would expect people to make a post (here, or on the NFL.com discussion area) not long after the error occurs. If it takes a few days to notice I feel that it may be too far long to not smell bad. What I am also saying is double check yourself, adds, drops, or trades, make sure they are executed correctly. Similarly with starting lineups since that RES spot was flaky for me too.
General Shit
I feel that the NFL should get outright get rid of kickoffs instead of this facade.
Are the 49ers going the way of the Jets and Rex Ryan? Maybe a stretch but there are some interesting parallels. Helps that the niners have the jerky Harbaugh.
Can we get a new call signal other than Omaha? Watch a Manning play and thats all that you hear.
I got ahead on this, but then GTA put me behind. I hope to at least get (any?) future armchairs out on Tuesdays.
Maybe a Thursday night game is what SF needs to right themselves, no time to dwell, move ahead to the next opponent.
You see, its not just the high scorers that get the CotW.
Speaking of, no shortage of Kotites this year.
I would like to close this edition by giving a heartfelt congratulations to the not-a-redbeards manager, m0nty, on his marriage! It was a short two years ago when he was out this way for Crappalooza enjoying his bachelorhood, and now he returns with a bride in tow (and no Crappers on the sked, as it should be). That should take some of the sting out of losing to the Rough Riders.
Gratz m0nty!
<Hugin_len> Basically, cheesy doesn't have awful taste in music, he's simply very white.
Sorry if I ruined your special day, m0nty.
Hooray Marquis Colston giving that THAT much more effort tonight!
Armchair: I win again. And the Chumps too.
I'm 3-2 with all three of my FFL teams. Weird.
Lwfchair: Another win for lwf!
I wonder if I could field a team of Peyton, players on IR, plus the Jags DST, and still go 16-0.
YawnChair: Week...4? 5?
Nothing exciting happened this week as the Steelers didn't get to play ( and lose). AGAIN.
w0rd up!
YawnChair: Week...5? 6?
Yay Steelers! Finally a win. Coach Black Guy exclaims we are really only 0-2 in the division at 1/2 time, give me a win!!! Keep up the good work Rothleshamburgler.
w0rd up!
Sure, Manning was on bye, but so was my starting QB and blew the number one guy in the league out of the water! Black Flag award mother bitches!
"programmers talk from a very deep gnome cavern, full of gold mechanics" - wisdom from the ancients
GG Matt.
Heavyweight clash between myself and Sudheer, McBain's friend, ending with Forte winning it for me in Q4 of MNF.
Need to back it up against Perkins though if I want to pinch top spot in Joker - the one true division.
Yeah, you got me by the numbers. Hoping my guys can over perform as they did last week!
"programmers talk from a very deep gnome cavern, full of gold mechanics" - wisdom from the ancients
Hooray Matt, you did it!
Yeah, I'm done.
So this is probably sour grapes, but I think 14 teams is too many with our structure, the waiver wire is a ghost town. I lost two running backs this week, I don't think I can start a first string running back next week. We probably should have cut a bench spot to keep the number of players taken similar.
I've been more invested in my work league lately, even though I'm not doing so hot there either. I really do think having an auction makes a big difference in how invested in your team you are; it's more personal when you've picked the players you want, versus whoever's fallen to you.
No zombies! Too bad all good Jeremey did was sign up and went zombie right away.
Lessons learned, 14 is too many, 12 is a nice sweet spot. Could probably lose a roster spot or two, too. My team has shit the bed, but what are you gonna do, I'm still scrounging to make moves.
<Hugin_len> Basically, cheesy doesn't have awful taste in music, he's simply very white.
Yeah, the waiver wire is a ghost town and injuries have killed any chance I may have had. Oh well, what're ya gonna do?
Not go to France next year I guess is my biggest move.
If you draft a running quarterback, you're gonna have a bad time.
I am actually participating this year.
I'm not going undead, just the kind of dim-souled doing the half ass minimum to not get fired from a corporate job you despise kind of dead. I'm still setting lineups, but all my fucks have been given.
14 is still possible, we just need to eliminate a roster spot to compensate, so that the number of total players drafted is roughly equal.
While I'm complaining, The ipad app is suck.
If you didn't draft Peyton Manning you're gonna have a bad time.
My team continues it's unexpected awesomeness on a wing and prayer.
Go Replacements team!
And yes, 14 is too many. I'm literally deciding between three horrible RB that will make about 1.5 points each...
"programmers talk from a very deep gnome cavern, full of gold mechanics" - wisdom from the ancients
I beat m0nty last week. That's my Crap Bowl.
As a note, Shadarr, are you selling shoes now? http://www.digital-luddite.com/
"programmers talk from a very deep gnome cavern, full of gold mechanics" - wisdom from the ancients
So, how the hell do I change my password here?
Nothing in my profile.
Admins@planetcrap bounced.
Shadarr always sold shoes.
It can't be done, schnee.
What a weird domain choice. It should've been a store that sells laptops made out of mechanical typewriters.
Schnee, the accepted method is to create a new login with the same username and icon, and nobody will know but you. You will note that my user id is super high now.
I beat eggbert because he forgot to put in a K. Woo!
Actually, I think that's because the UI is kind a annoying with moving the K and DST out of the main lineup for some weird reason. I almost started the Seahawks DST on a bye because of that.
<Hugin_len> Basically, cheesy doesn't have awful taste in music, he's simply very white.
How so? Just because they're down below all the other spares?
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The Patriots — unwilling to beat a modest contract offer from the Denver Broncos — let their leading pass-catcher join a rival on Wednesday. The next day, the club's official pro shop at Gillette Stadium slashed prices on Welker gear by as much as 70 percent. Replica jerseys that cost $85 were marked down to $25 on Thursday.
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Saturday, September 08, 2007
Friday on the MZone
* Our exclusive interview with Duck head coach Mike Bellotti
* Was the BTN "inspired" by the MZone?
* Another fine edition of KNOW YOUR FOE
* We reveal the problem with the breakdown in Michigan's kicking game
* The most shocking photo you're ever going to see on this site.
* And in the MZone flashback segment today, here's the link to last year's open letter to Duck fans regarding their latest unis.
Finally, if you're a Duck fan stopping by the site for the first time, welcome. Have fun tomorrow in A2 if you're going to the game. As I'm sure Appalachian State fans have told you, we're excellent hosts - both off the field and on it.
6 comments:
- Uri said...
I'm a duck fan but I really enjoyed reading the M zone.
Just wanted to bring to your attention another reason why you should be afraid of the Ducks on saturday:
the mighty Donald Duck
(in this video kicking the Houston Cougar's ass after he celebrated following a UH touchdown)
Good Luck guys
- September 07, 2007 1:13 PM
- Out of Conference said...
Yost & Benny - hats f'ing off to you guys for the increase in material lately. I know you have real jobs and what a pain it is to make sure you have good material for your regulars and newcomers. I hate that the source for a lot of your material this week was what it was.
By the way, I haven't seen any posts from Andy lately - T9 or anyone know anything?
- September 07, 2007 1:21 PM
- TitleIX said...
I'm here OOC. Just speechless over this week's debacle.
Thanks for asking!
There's been a circling of the wagons in AA-town (aptly double A?) and not much noise is coming from the athletic dept halls.....
They've got a lot to prove this week.
- September 07, 2007 5:22 PM
- TitleIX said...
with all the boobies it's a bit difficult to post at work ;-)
speaking of kudos to Yost, somebody posted something about a new baby over there!??? which, if true, makes these blogging efforts all the more remarkable!!
Mazel Tov and all that
- September 07, 2007 5:24 PM
- Yost said...
I saw that, too. I guess I missed the joke as that would be QUITE a shock at this stage in my life.
Maybe Benny's getting laid and I don't know about it.
But I'll take the kudos anyway as I'm a kudo whore.
- September 07, 2007 5:45 PM
- TitleIX said...
THANK GOODNESS there is no baby involved....
a) completely ruined the image I have in my mind of you, dear Yost
b) there's only one Tom Brady
- September 07, 2007 6:09 PM


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Twitter: @CruickshankPaul
Paul Cruickshank has reported extensively on al Qaeda, ISIS, and other Salafi Jihadi groups. He regularly appears on air as CNN's Terrorism Analyst and is the Editor-in-Chief of CTC Sentinel the independent flagship publication of the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point.
In 2015-16 Cruickshank played a central role in CNN's coverage and reporting on the terrorist attacks in Paris and Brussels.
He is the co-author of the 2014 book "Agent Storm: My Life Inside al Qaeda and the CIA"
The book is a true life spy thriller: the memoir of the Danish double agent Morten Storm, who was Western intelligence's most important spy inside al Qaeda. He led the CIA to some of al Qaeda's most dangerous operatives, including the American terrorist cleric Anwar al Awlaki, and single-handedly thwarted terrorist attacks in the West, including in the UK.
The book has been translated into twelve languages. The UK edition was published by Penguin in July 2014 and the US edition by Grove Atlantic in September 2014. In the Summer of 2014 the book was optioned for a Hollywood movie.
The book was also featured in a special exhibit at the International Spy Museum in Washington DC. In September 2014 CNN aired "Double Agent: Inside al Qaeda for the CIA" a one hour documentary on Storm's story which Cruickshank helped produce. The documentary was awarded a silver world medal for "best investigative report" by the New York Festivals.
Cruickshank is the editor of "Al Qaeda" a five volume collection of the key scholarly research on the terrorist network, which was published by Routledge in November 2012. It includes a comprehensive introduction to each volume newly written by the editor placing the collected material in its historical and intellectual context. Routledge described the collection as "an essential work of reference destined to be valued as a vital one-stop research and pedagogic resource." The collection was described by a leading terrorism studies journal as "monumental … to date the most comprehensive resource published on the terrorist organization and its worldwide affiliates."
Cruickshank contributed a chapter on the al Qaeda 2006 transatlantic airline plot for the book "The Evolution of the Global Terrorist Threat" (Columbia Studies in Terrorism & Irregular Warfare, October 2014) and a chapter on terrorist training in the book "Understanding Terrorism Innovation and Learning" (Routledge, 2015).
Cruickshank has regularly contributed to CNN's reporting of Al Qaeda terrorism from a range of locations including the United States, Europe, and the Middle East and has frequently been a guest on CNN programs such as The Situation Room, The Lead, Anderson Cooper 360, CNN Tonight, Larry King Live, Piers Morgan Tonight, New Day, as well as CNN International to provide on-air analysis and reaction to breaking news events.
He was part of CNN's on-air breaking news coverage immediately after news broke of the death of Osama bin Laden in May 2011 and provided on-air analysis on numerous major stories including the 10th anniversary of 9/11, the 2012 Toulouse terrorist shootings, the 2010 attempted bombing of Times Square, the 2009 Christmas day attempt to bomb an airliner over Detroit, the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attack, and the 2006 Transatlantic Airlines plot.
Between 2006 and 2009 Cruickshank was a research fellow at the Center on Law and Security at New York University's School of Law and previously worked as an investigative journalist in London, reporting on al Qaeda and its European affiliates and was part of the CNN reporting team that covered the London July 7, 2005 attacks.
Cruickshank has written about Al Qaeda and Islamist groups for a variety of international publications and news outlets including The New Republic, The Guardian, Newsweek, The Washington Post, CNN, MSNBC, The New York Times, Mother Jones, Marie Claire, The Independent, Die Welt, The National Post, The New York Daily News, The Australian, Janes, and Studies in Conflict and Terrorism.
Cruickshank also previously provided commentary on national security issues to a range of television and radio networks including the BBC, Channel 4 Evening News, NBC Nightly News, CBS Evening News, NPR, BBC World Service, BBC Radio 4's Today Programme, Canada's CTV, Reuters, Fox News, and Al Jazeera English.
In July 2011 the New America Foundation published a 66 page study by Cruickshank on the militant pipeline between the West and the Afghanistan-Pakistan border region that has continued to provide al Qaeda an opportunity to target the West.
Cruickshank is the author of the introductory guide "Al Qaeda: the Current Threat," (Pocket Issue, October 2008).
In July 2012 CNN aired "Caging Terror" a thirty minute documentary produced by Cruickshank on a former cage fighter's pioneering program to rehabillitate convicted terrorists in the UK.
In April 2012 Cruickshank and CNN colleagues Nic Robertson and Tim Lister revealed for the first time al Qaeda's internal account of the July 7, 2005 London bombings and 2006 Transatlantic Airline Plot. The document, authored by Rashid Rauf, the British al Qaeda coordinator responsible for the operations, was seized from an al Qaeda operative arrested in Berlin in 2011 and shed significant new light on the plots. CNN International aired a 30 minute special on the story and it was a lead story on AC360.
In February 2012 CNN aired "Deadly Cargo" a 12 minute magazine report produced by Cruickshank on the 2010 AQAP "printer" bomb plot and the threat posed by the group to international aviation.
In September 2011 Cruickshank worked with CNN Senior International Correspondent Nic Robertson and Executive Editor Tim Lister to put together several reports on the al Qaeda threat ten years after 9/11, incuding an in-depth investigative report on the threat to air cargo and an analysis of the threat of lone wolf terrorism.
In September 2010 CNN aired a 9/11 anniversary special report "Bin Laden's New Jihadis" to which Cruickshank contributed reporting.
In May 2010 CNN aired the hour long documentary "American Al Qaeda" which Cruickshank produced, and appeared in. The special report was the result of a ten month investigation by Senior CNN International Correspondent Nic Robertson, Senior CNN Producer Ken Shiffman and Cruickshank into the story of American Al Qaeda recruit Bryant Neal Vinas in which CNN tracked down the individuals who allegedly radicalized Vinas and connected him to militants in Pakistan.
In February 2010 the New America Foundation published an in-depth study by Cruickshank on the Militant Pipeline between the Afghanistan-Pakistan border region and the West an update edition of which was published in July 2011.
In December 2009 CNN aired "Homegrown Terror," a 30 minute CNN Special Report. The program contained several reports from a CNN Special Investigations Unit series on the domestic terrorist threat which Cruickshank proposed and helped put together. Later that month Cruickshank reported for CNN from London on the attempted Christmas Day bombing of an airliner in Detroit.
In November 2009 CNN aired "The Jihadi Code" a documentary produced by Cruickshank on the repudiation of Al Qaeda by the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group, one of the world's most prominent Jihadist groups. The documentary was the result of two years of investigative reporting during which Cruickshank and colleague Nic Robertson obtained exclusive access to Abu Salim prison in Tripoli and exclusive interviews with key players in the talks that led to the breakthrough.
In February 2009 Cruickshank produced a half hour CNN documentary "One Woman's War," which profiled "Al Qaeda living legend" Malika el Aroud. The program was nominated in the category of "best documentary" in the 2009 Monte Carlo Global Television Awards.
In October 2008 Cruickshank's on-camera reporting was featured in the CNN International half-hour documentary "Deadly Recruits: Female Suicide Bombers."
Cruickshank was the co-producer of an hour-long Dateline NBC documentary on the 2006 "Airline Plot," which aired in September 2008. The report was awarded second place in the National Headliner Awards for the "best news magazine program" of the year on US network television.
In June 2008 Cruickshank co-authored a cover story in the New Republic with Peter Bergen entitled "The Jihadist Revolt against Bin Laden." The story was reprinted in several leading publications around the world and was picked up by several newspapers, including the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Economist, Financial Times, and the London Times. Their report also helped generate a Congressional Hearing and a Capitol Hill Panel on Al Qaeda's ideological vulnerabilities.
In March 2007 Cruickshank co-authored with Peter Bergen the "Iraq Effect," an NYU Studywhich measured the impact of the Iraq war on the rate of terrorist attacks. The study, published in Mother Jones, found a significant increase in terrorism around the world in the period after the US invasion of Iraq, generated a front page story in the Independent.
In 2006 Cruickshank worked with CNN on a two-hour Emmy-nominated documentary "In the footsteps of bin Laden," based on Peter Bergen's 2006 Oral History "The Osama Bin Laden I Know," which he helped research.
Cruickshank graduated from Cambridge University with a degree in history, and has a Masters degree with Honors in International Relations from the Paul. H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies at the Johns Hopkins University. He has also worked in the European Parliament in Brussels and at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington D.C.
Below: With CNN anchor Anderson Cooper in New York City on May 2, 2011 after news broke that Osama bin Laden had been killed.
Above: On assignment with CNN, Tripoli, Libya, 2009
Below: US edition of "Agent Storm"
Below: On the Larry King Show, New York, 2007Below: UK edition of "Agent Storm"
Below: On CNN International discussing Navy Seal Raid in Somalia, October 2013
Below: Interviewing "Al Qaeda living legend" Malika el Aroud for CNN "In the Footsteps of bin Laden" documentary, February 2006. She was later arrested and convicted of terrorism offences.
Below: Discussing the Boston Marathon Bombing with Christiane Amanpour, CNN April 2013
At a vending machine in Gadhafi's Libya in 2009:
Below: In Libya in 2009 for CNN Senior International Corresondent Nic Robertson's interview with Saif al-Islam Gadhafi in his Tripoli residence for our documentary "The Jihadi Code."
Below: we were first journalists allowed into the notorious Abu Salim jail in Tripoli in 2009 to meet "Jihadi" prisoners.


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IPhone Owners Rush to Download App, Bypassing Apple's Pre-Installed Version
Google Inc.'s new mapping app quickly became the most downloaded free application for the iPhone, the latest evidence of consumer eagerness for an alternative to Apple Inc.'s own ill-starred software.
The response to the new Google Maps, released late Wednesday, ratchets up the pressure on Apple to keep improving the internally developed app it released in September. The app replaced an Apple-built app powered by Google data preinstalled on prior versions of the iPhone....


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Acer and Lenovo to Launch Windows 8 Tablets in Q3 2012?
Acer and Lenovo to Launch Windows 8 Tablets in Q3 2012?
Besides focusing their efforts on delivering quad-core tablets with Android 4.0, Acer and Lenovo are also said to be preparing to launch Windows 8 tablets in Q3 this year.
According to DigiTimes, anonymous sources from within Asia-based component suppliers claimed that both companies are looking at Intel's upcoming "Clover Trail" processors as they offer better performance with more efficient power consumption.
DigiTimes - "Intel is set to unveil its Medfield processor, designed specifically for Android-based smartphones and tablet PCs, in the first half of 2012. But as Medfield is eclipsed by ARM-based processors in terms of performance and power saving, PC players are putting more hope on Intel's Clover Trail platform, the sources said."
Windows 8 has been receiving positive responses since Microsoft gave a preview of the new operating system in June 2011. With Nokia and Samsung jumping onto the Windows 8 bandwagon, it seems that Microsoft is entering the tablet space in a strong position.


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Last week, Shawn Taggart posted a facebook status that seemed to indicate he was going to keep his name in the NBA Draft.
Once that message hit the blogs and the message boards, Taggart clarified the situation with Jeff Goodman, saying that he was going to stay in the draft only if he was going to go by the middle of the second round.
I guess Taggart got his guarantee.
"I think it's my time to go," the 24 year old forward, who played his freshman season at Iowa State, told FoxSports. "You never know what can happen during a season where I'm going to have to carry the load. We've done a lot at Memphis I feel as though I'm opening a lot of eyes of people who didn't think I could do anthing but dunk. Plus, I've got to provide for my family."
While Taggart is unlikely to be taken in the first round, he is 24 years old. Even if Taggart doesn't end up getting drafted, he seems like one of those guys who is simply done attending college.
We also mentioned in Friday's Morning Dump that Nic Wise was reconsidering his decision to leave Arizona. Originally, it was assumed that with the coaching change and the players leaving Arizona, Wise was going to stay in the draft. If he didn't make an NBA roster, he was planning on heading to Europe.
It seems that is no longer the case, as Wise will be heading back to Arizona.
"We went from thinking the team wasn't going to be good and not knowing the coach to now realizing that they have a chance to be really good and have a great coach," Greg Wise, Nic's father, told FOXSports.com. "We also got positive feedback from NBA teams that if he works hard, he's got a chance to put himself in good position next year."
In reality, Wise has a chance to become the Pac-10 player of the year with the number of players entering the NBA ranks, either through graduation or early entry to the draft.
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Shawn Taggart to stay in the draft; Nic Wise heading back to Arizona
Last week, Shawn Taggart posted a facebook status that seemed to indicate he was going to keep his name in the NBA Draft.
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Even if Taggart doesn't end up getting drafted, he seems like one of those guys who is simply done attending college.
Simply done with college? he got his undergrad., does he have to get his PhD ? !!!!!
- June 8, 2009 at 5:39 PM
- Rob Dauster said...
No, he doesn't, which is my point. If he was 21 or maybe even 22, it might be a good idea for him to head back to Memphis to try and improve his stock, but at 24 he is already at an age that could scare off some NBA teams.
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If you look closely, you can see the plastic on my corner marker
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the locking tabs. It wouldn't stay in the lens housing any more.
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Controversy arose after various allegations were made including that climate scientists colluded to withhold scientific evidence and manipulated data to make the case for global warming appear stronger than it is.
Climategate has already affected Russia. On Tuesday, the Moscow-based Institute of Economic Analysis (IEA) issued a report claiming that the Hadley Center for Climate Change based at the headquarters of the British Meteorological Office in Exeter (Devon, England) had probably tampered with Russian-climate data.
The IEA believes that Russian meteorological-station data did not substantiate the anthropogenic global-warming theory.
Analysts say Russian meteorological stations cover most of the country's territory, and that the Hadley Center had used data submitted by only 25% of such stations in its reports.
Over 40% of Russian territory was not included in global-temperature calculations for some other reasons, rather than the lack of meteorological stations and observations.
The data of stations located in areas not listed in the Hadley Climate Research Unit Temperature UK (HadCRUT) survey often does not show any substantial warming in the late 20th century and the early 21st century.
The HadCRUT database includes specific stations providing incomplete data and highlighting the global-warming process, rather than stations facilitating uninterrupted observations.
On the whole, climatologists use the incomplete findings of meteorological stations far more often than those providing complete observations.
IEA analysts say climatologists use the data of stations located in large populated centers that are influenced by the urban-warming effect more frequently than the correct data of remote stations.
The scale of global warming was exaggerated due to temperature distortions for Russia accounting for 12.5% of the world's land mass. The IEA said it was necessary to recalculate all global-temperature data in order to assess the scale of such exaggeration.
Global-temperature data will have to be modified if similar climate-date procedures have been used from other national data because the calculations used by COP15 analysts, including financial calculations, are based on HadCRUT research.


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Dell has significantly boosted its channel credibility with the addition of channel icon Frank Vitagliano, a 40-year industry veteran, to its management roster.
Vitagliano, who brings with him extensive relationships with a wide swath of networking, security and infrastructure solution providers, joins Dell on Monday as its vice president of channel sales, where he will oversee all regional (SMB) and specialty solution providers.
In March Vitagliano left his role as senior vice president of Americas Partners for Juniper after spending seven years with the Sunnyvale, Calif.-based networking vendor.
Related: Behind The Scenes Of Dell's Decision To Go Private (Part II)
"I've known Frank for years. He clearly brings a wealth of knowledge about the channel, a wealth of respect from the partner community and the ability to build channel programs to deliver initiatives to channel partners," said Greg Davis, vice president and general manager of global commercial channels at Dell, Round Rock, Texas. "That's the opportunity we're excited about."
Vitagliano said he has watched Dell from afar and has admired its progress in the IT industry and in the channel.
"Over the last couple years, I watched very closely their acquisition strategy and what's been going on in terms of the transformation of the company. It really got me excited. Also, I've known Greg Davis for a long time, and he really impressed me with the job he and Jim [Defoe, vice president of global commercial channels sales and programs at Dell] have been doing. They're really becoming a major channel player."
In addition to driving Dell's SMB partner initiatives, Vitagliano will also handle specialty solution providers including any legacy partners that Dell picked up through acquisitions that remain selling just one platform, such as EqualLogic or SonicWall, Davis said.
Some Dell partners were ecstatic that Dell has scooped up a longtime channel leader in Vitagliano as the company works to build up its PartnerDirect program and stake a bigger claim in the indirect sales market it once shunned.
David Nahabedian, principal and co-founder of Integration Partners, a Lexington, Mass.-based solution provider and Juniper partner, said Vitagliano and Juniper meant so much to his business that he will take a closer look at Dell now, something he would not have done before.
"He made our business very personal to him. I felt we could go to him with questions or challenges and he would always get an answer. It wasn't always what we wanted but he was always fair to Juniper and fair to the partner community," Nahabedian said. "It is bittersweet to see him go, but we will consider what Dell has to offer, and we would have never done that if Frank hadn't gone there. I'm not even sure if there's a fit in our business [for Dell], but with Frank there, it makes us think about it."
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Did we really think that Al Golden could go a season without being named as a target for whatever FBS football program had an opening?
Of course not.
However, the Penn State vacancy, now that Bill O'Brien has taken the job as the Houston Texans head coach, is one that Golden will undoubtedly ponder -- even if he is intent on staying in Miami. He earned his undergraduate degree from Penn State in 1991 and played tight end there for Joe Paterno. He was a team captain as a senior.
The Harrisburg Patriot-News (pennlive.com) reported Wednesday, via a source, that Golden and Vanderbilt Coach James Franklin were both "names mentioned by a source close to the PSU program.''
The article told readers to "expect Vanderbilt's James Franklin and Miami's Al Golden to top Penn State's football's wish list as the Nittany Lions search for the permanent successor to Bill O'Brien.''
Penn State athletic director David Joyner told reporters Thursday that a six-member search committee intends to replace O'Brien as soon as possible, in "days, not weeks,'' pennlive.com reported.
Golden is 22-15 in his three seasons at UM, including an extremely disheartening 36-9 loss last week to Louisville in the Champs Sports Bowl.
Golden's current contract runs through Feb. 1, 2020.
We meet with him Monday for a post-season press conference. Should be an interesting session.
As for Franklin, his Commodores (8-4) meet Houston (8-4) in the BBVA Compass Bowl at noon Saturday in Birmingham.


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Since the announcement from Opera about submitting Opera Mini to the App Store made it to the front page, I can't really relegate the application's admittance into the App Store to the side column - I'm not particularly liked by the Apple fans as it is. So, here it goes, full frontal: Apple has accepted Opera Mini into the App Store.
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Sorry, it's completely off topic but since both of you are here, I've a website suggestion; allow registered users to change there alias. I signed up after a few other sites which all separated the login name and displayed alias along with allowing alias to be changed after the fact. It was somewhat of an unpleasant surprise to find out that I couldn't change my displayed alias. My only option now, having learned the registration bugs, is to delete my account and open an entirely new one assuming it's not going to trip over the same email address being used.
If either of you are the webdeveloper or can contact them directly; fixing the alias bug would be a great benefit to the registered visitors.


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I am having trouble scaling my drawing between model space and paper space. I have it drawn in model space at 1:1, and I set the viewport scale in paperspace to 1:15. However, it does not show up as 1:15. I have drawn a 50' line in model space. The viewport is 4" wide in paperspace, so you should be able to see the whole line in the viewport at a 1:15 scale, with some space on each side. However, it does not. I can only see a small fraction of the line. Any ideas on what I'm doing wrong? Thanks for the help.
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Does it say 15 drawing feet or 15 drawing units.
Whilst you are waiting for someone who actually uses feet and inches units (I use metric since a long time ago), try putting in your scale as 1 : 180 and see if you see what you want.
My version of AutoCAD does not have 1:15 as a standard scale.
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As far as the 1:15 not being standard, it was not for me either, but I added it myself.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. - Sean Coughlin, Brian Spear, Matt McKinney, and Brock Wright homered, as the No. 17 Kentucky baseball team plated 17 unanswered runs to throttle the Cincinnati Bearcats 21-7, on Wednesday evening at Cliff Hagan Stadium.
Kentucky improved to 13-0 on the season, just two wins shy of the best start in the 103-year history of the Kentucky baseball program, a mark held by the 2000 club which started its season 15-0. The Wildcats also improved its regular season home winning streak to 23 games, the longest such streak in all of college baseball.
The Wildcats utilized a nine-run fifth inning to climb out of an early 7-5 hole, racking up the most runs in a contest since hanging up 21 on Wright State in 2004. Kentucky has now plated 152 runs in just 13 games, after setting the school record by scoring 500 runs in 2006.
Kentucky broke a two-game losing streak at the hands of the Bearcats and avenged a 10-9 loss at Cliff Hagan in 2006. UK now leads the all-time series with UC, 59-20-2.
Leading the offensive onslaught for UK was the reigning Southeastern Conference Player of the Week, Coughlin. The senior backstop blasted a rocket home run, well over the right-field fence, in addition to driving in four runs and plating three times.
Kentucky senior reliever Dewayne Oxford notched the win to improve to 2-0 on the season after entering in the third inning and finishing out the contest. Oxford went seven innings, allowing four runs, while tossing a career-high 90 pitches.
Mike Brown finished with two doubles and three runs scored, and Coughlin and Wright each contributed two hits. McKinney and Spear tallied three hits each and Wright plated a career-high four times, in only the third start of his career.
Cincinnati (6-6) scored first with a three-run rally in the second. Two consecutive singles set the stage for Neall French to deliver a three-run home run and put UC up 3-0 early in the contest.
Kentucky got on the board for the first of many runs in the second, plating four. Spear led off with a hit by pitch, one of five Wildcat hit batters on the day. McKinney singled and Wright brought them all home with his own monster homer, his second of the season. Tyler Howe drew a walk and Mike Brown hit his first double of the contest to plate Howe and make it 4-3 UK.
UC followed that with a four-run frame in the third inning. Kentucky starter Andrew Albers gave way to Oxford and Michael Earley promptly tagged the sidewinder with a base hit. Josh Harrison singled and Szarmach plated Earley with a single. French hit his second home run of the day with a three-run homer to give UC a 7-4 lead.
After fighting windy conditions through the first few games of the season, Kentucky took advantage of a day that was perfect for the long ball, to the tune of a season-high four home runs. Coughlin's mammoth blast, his second of the season, came in the third inning with UK trailing 7-4.
Nine Wildcat runs were plated in the fifth, courtesy of four singles, a hit batter, two wild pitches, two stolen bases, a walk, an error, and two home runs. Spear hit a three-run shot and McKinney followed him with a solo blast, marking the first time this season UK has hit back-to-back homers.
The next inning, UK continued to pile runs on top of runs, pushing across four in the sixth on five free passes and a wild pitch. Wright led off the inning with a walk and Antone DeJesus was hit by a pitch. Mike Brown also drew a walk, one of nine UK free passes on the game, to load the bases. Sawyer Carroll walked in a run and Coughlin drove in one run, hitting into a fielder's choice. Brown scored on a wild pitch and Spear's single plated Coughlin to give UK a commanding 18-7 lead.
Three more Wildcat runs were scored in the seventh, leading off with a Wright hit by pitch. Pinch hitter Keenan Wiley singled and fellow pinch hitter Anthony Ottrando drove him Wright with an RBI single. Wiley came around to score after UC right fielder Cameron Satterwhite bobbled the ball. Mike Brown drew his second walk of the day and came around to score Kentucky's final run, on the fifth wild pitch of the game issued by the UC pitching staff.
Bearcat starter Michael Hill took the loss, throwing 4 1/3 innings and allowing eight runs.
Kentucky returns to action by hosting a three-game set with UT Martin, beginning with a Friday 4 p.m. ET matchup at Cliff Hagan Stadium. The weekend will be UK's final non-conference tune up before hosting Arkansas (March 16-18) to start SEC play.
Post Game Notes
Team Notes
* Kentucky improves to 13-0 on the season, just two wins shy of the record for the best start in school annals. The 2000 squad opened its season running off 15 consecutive wins.
* Kentucky has now won 23 consecutive regular season home games at Cliff Hagan Stadium, the longest such streak in the nation.
* UK broke a two-game losing streak at the hands of the Bearcats and avenged a 10-9 loss at Cliff Hagan in 2006. UK now leads the all-time series with UC, 59-20-2.
* Kentucky's 21-run outburst is the most runs scored since UK hung 21 on Wright State on March 7, 2004.
* The Wildcats have now plated 152 runs in just 13 games, after setting the school record with 500 runs scored during 2006. UK has outscored opponents 152-42.
* Kentucky has now drawn nine walks in three consecutive games. UK has been issued 88 walks on the season, including a season-high 12 vs. Tennessee Tech (2.23).
* UK's 16-hit performance ties a season high for the Wildcats. Kentucky ripped 16 hits in the Saturday Furman contest.
* Kentucky's four home runs are the most in a game this season. Brian Spear and Matt McKinney hit back-to-back home runs for the first time in 2007.
Individual Notes
* Mike Brown is now batting an amazing 12-for-20 in the last six Kentucky games. Brown has scored 14 times during that span.
* Dewayne Oxford had a career day, tossing a career-best seven innings, while striking out a career-high four Bearcat batters. Oxford hurled also hurled a career high 90 pitches.
* Sean Coughlin hit his second home run of the season and the 19th of his two-year career. Coughlin finished with four RBI and has now driven in 14 runs in the last four Wildcat games.
* Brian Spear hit his second home run of the season, a line drive blast that bounced off the brand new Cliff Hagan Stadium videoboard. Spear set a new career-high with four RBI and tied a career-high by scoring three times and knocking in three hits.
* Brock Wright has now hit two home runs on the season after sending a high-arcing three-run shot over the right-field wall in the second inning. Wright scored a career-high four times.
* Outfielder Keenan Wiley has now appeared in all 13 games as a reserve.
* Mike Brown swiped one of Kentucky three stolen bases on the night to bring his total up to a team-high nine stolen bags. Kentucky has now stolen 27 bases in the first 13 games.
* Matt McKinney tied a career high with three hits.


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The California Health eQuality (CHeQ) program, managed by the UC Davis Institute for Population Health Improvement (IPHI), has awarded a $417,011 contract to Scientific Technologies Corporation (STC), a population health informatics service company based in Tucson, Ariz.. STC, in collaboration with CHeQ and the California Department of Public Health, will develop an immunization "gateway" that allows health-care providers throughout most of California to electronically submit patient immunization records for routing to state regional immunization registries and ultimately will enable secure access by doctors, schools, day-care centers and parents who need the information.
"Developing an immunization gateway is a big step toward reaching our goal of making complete and accurate immunization information available to parents, patients, schools, day care centers and health-care providers," explained Kenneth W. Kizer, IPHI's director. "Having this information readily accessible will assist public-health workers in their efforts to prevent many infectious diseases and should especially help parents and school officials stay on top of their children's' need for shots."
The CHeQ program is leading California's efforts to facilitate the rapid flow of health information among physicians' offices, hospitals and other health-care providers. Through this initiative, IPHI is collaborating with the California Health and Human Services Agency to develop and implement health information exchange programs throughout California according to the state's Cooperative Grant Agreement with the federal Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
The web-based immunization gateway will increase the capacity for receiving patient immunization records from a large number of health-care providers and fulfill Stage 1 requirements for federal meaningful use of electronic health record (EHR) technology. The immunization gateway will focus on processing data for seven of the state's 10 regional immunization registries, which include the San Francisco Bay Area, Central Coast, Central Valley, Greater Sacramento, Inland Empire, Los Angeles, Northern California and Orange County. The remaining San Diego, San Joaquin and Imperial counties use different systems and are not included in the scope of this project.
Scientific Technologies Corporation will provide planning, design, development, testing and implementation services on the gateway project, which is expected to launch in April 2013. For more information, visit the Scientific Technologies Corporation website at www.stchome.com.
The UC Davis Institute for Population Health Improvement is working to align the many determinants of health to promote and sustain the well-being of both individuals and their communities. Established in 2011, the institute is leading a wide array of initiatives, from improving health-care quality and health information exchange to advancing surveillance and prevention programs for heart disease and cancer.


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Loretta's to Air Live on NBC
Red Bull AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship
to Air Live on NBC as Part of Red Bull Signature Series
RacerTV.com to Air all 36 Classes Live on the Web
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - MX Sports is proud to announce this year's breakthrough lineup of racing coverage from the 2013 Red Bull AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship presented by AMSOIL. The National, taking place at the legendary Loretta Lynn Ranch in Hurricane Mills, Tenn., will feature live streaming video coverage on RacerTV.com beginning on Tuesday, July 30 and running throughout the week, culminating with the first-ever live network television coverage on NBC Saturday, Aug. 3 at 3 p.m. ET / 12 p.m. PT.
For the second consecutive year, the Red Bull AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship at Loretta Lynn's will air as part of the Red Bull Signature Series, the most progressive action sports property in the world featuring some of Red Bull's top events including the Vans US Open of Surfing, Joyride, Dreamline and Rampage. For more information, please visit www.redbullsignatureseries.com. Be sure to follow the Red Bull Signature Series on Facebook and Twitter for updates.
This year, host Sal Masekela will take viewers on a ride and introduce them to some of the top riders in amateur motocross, while presenting the excitement of the final motos in the premier 250 A and 250 B classes at the Ranch.
"The entire MX Sports team is excited to be a part of this landmark live television event at the Ranch," said MX Sports Event Director Tim Cotter. "This reinforces that Loretta Lynn's is the largest and most significant amateur motorsports event in the U.S."
Beginning on Tuesday, the RacerTV Media Group will feature a live stream of one moto in each of the 36 classes on RacerTV.com, allowing viewers to watch their favorite racer in action at least one time over the course of the week. In addition to real time action on the track, viewers can see exclusive rider interviews and other features from the Loretta Lynn Ranch.
"This schedule will allow families and friends to tune in and watch their rider from anywhere in the world. We identify that it is difficult to take a week out of your schedule and travel great distances to watch your family member compete so this opportunity couldn't be more exciting," Cotter added.
For a full schedule of broadcast times for the 2013 National, please click HERE.
The 2013 Red Bull AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship presented by AMSOIL will take place Sunday, July 28 - Saturday, Aug. 3 at Loretta Lynn Ranch in Hurricane Mills, Tenn. For more information on the event, please visit www.mxsports.com. For exclusive content and additional information follow Loretta Lynn MX on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.