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New Zealand Judge Won't Rubberstamp Kim Dotcom Extradition; Orders US To Share Evidence
from the not-so-easy deptOnce again, it appears that the US prosecution of Kim Dotcom and the other Megaupload folks suggests that US federal prosecutors have been acting like they have a slam dunk case, whereas every time anyone digs into the details, all of the important infrastructure is missing. The latest is that the US seemed to assume that as long as they kept going on and on about the "mega conspiracy" and the "money laundering" involved (even if that "laundering" appeared to be normal payments to service providers), that New Zealand would rubber stamp the extradition request without reviewing any of the evidence.
No such luck.
The New Zealand judge is raising significant questions about the US's case while also ordering the US government to provide copies of the evidence it is using to Dotcom's lawyers -- something the US insisted was not necessary. What's clear is that the US really thought that New Zealand would just roll over and hand over Dotcom because they sprinkled the indictment with scary phrases like money laundering and conspiracy. But, as the judge notes, the US seems to be taking a somewhat extraordinary interpretation of copyright infringement -- using civil copyright infringement as the basis for a criminal copyright charge... and then pumping up that criminal copyright charge into conspiracy and money laundering charges. And that's important, because New Zealand won't extradite someone if the case is really just about copyright infringement.
The distinction between civil and criminal copyright infringement is an important one -- and confusion over this point is one that the US government has been relying on in seizing various domain names for the past couple of years. It's good to see that the judge here was not at all confused by this, and seemed to get to the heart of the matter pretty quickly.
As I have already observed this is a case that is more complex than many. There is a complex factual matrix and the justiciable issues are complicated by the fact that the United States is attempting to utilise concepts from the civil copyright context as a basis for application of criminal copyright liability which necessitates a consideration of principles such as the dual use of technology or what they be described as significant non infringing uses.Separately, the judge was not at all persuaded that it would be too difficult to do discovery for the extradition phase of this case, because the evidence is all in electronic form. Yes, the US argued that going through a discovery process to share evidence with Dotcom and his lawyers would be too difficult. But the judge is having none of that:
The existence of criminal copyright charges is a keystone to providing the unlawful conduct element of the racketeering, money laundering and wire fraud charges...
During the course of arguments the issue was raised as to the difficulty of effecting disclosure given that so much material is in electronic format. During the course of argument I reminded counsel of recent amendments to the High Court Rules relating to electronic disclosure and what is a widespread and growing practice of the use of computer equipment and specialised search techniques to swiftly recover relevant material, to eliminate irrelevant or repetitive material and to utilise a number of search techniques including keynote searching, concept searching, clustering technology, predictive coding or document prioritising technology, email threading and near duplicate identification. It may not be necessary under the circumstances to engage, at this stage of the process, in native file review but there are procedures available and that are utilised within the civil arena that will enable the prompt disclosure of relevant information.Perhaps I'm mis-translating my New Zealand, but I sense a certain hint of sarcasm in that statement. The US government is really claiming that finding the relevant documents for disclosure is too difficult because it's in electronic format? Really? Thankfully, it appears that the judge in New Zealand isn't as technologically clueless as US prosecutors expected him to be.
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Over the last three years, Joshua Shoemaker has become a go-to video guy for Southern indie musicians, and today, we're proud to bring you a small collection of his work. But first, a little story: the one about how Shoemaker might never have found this career if he hadn't bought a '96 Jaguar for $1,700 at a bar one night.
Shoemaker, now 29, grew up in Birmingham, Alabama, and studied photography for a while at the University of Alabama Birmingham. He liked shooting still photos and wasn't planning on becoming a filmmaker, but he found it hard to resist the urge to hit video button on his camera now and then. Then, in 2011, he fell in with a home-state band few people had heard of at the time — the Alabama Shakes. The first video he shot captured a live performance of "You Ain't Alone" during the Shakes' first outing as Drive-By Truckers' opening act. A year later, when the Shakes were headed to Nashville's Bomb Shelter studio to record their first album, "Boys and Girls," they invited Shoemaker up to shoot the recording sessions.
But on the drive up to Nashville, the Jaguar threw a rod. "I was right about halfway between Birmingham and Nashville, and it was going to cost me just as much to tow it to one place as another," Shoemaker says. He chose to send the tow-truck driver northward, and wound up spending an entire week in Nashville while he looked for parts to fix his car.
"Otherwise, I would have just shot for a day and bounced," he says. "I had never had the right introduction to Nashville until then. But I met some musicians there and hung out. I finally found the part on eBay, local pick-up, and got the car fixed." In the process, he fell in love with the city. A year later, he moved there.
Two qualities come through strongest in Shoemaker's work: First is his love for the music. To watch his work is somehow to feel the appreciation of the die-hard music fan — which is one of the reasons Shoemaker often prefers to shoot in live settings. Second is his ability to imbue his videos with a sense of place. For evidence of that, watch his beautiful take on Hurray for the Riff Raff's "St. Roch Blues." To the ear alone, the connection of Riff Raff's music to the rhythms of its hometown, New Orleans, are not always apparent, but watching this video is another story. You get to see the threads that weave the tapestry of that most special place together.

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Marlins drop extra-inning tilt to White Sox
CHICAGO -- The Marlins missed enough opportunities to let the the White Sox hang around long enough to steal the victory on Friday night.
White Sox second baseman Jeff Keppinger's 11th-inning single off Marlins reliever Ryan Webb finally pushed across the winning run in Miami's 4-3 loss in the series opener at U.S. Cellular Field.View Full Game Coverage
CHICAGO -- The Marlins missed enough opportunities to let the the White Sox hang around long enough to steal the victory on Friday night.
White Sox second baseman Jeff Keppinger's 11th-inning single off Marlins reliever Ryan Webb finally pushed across the winning run in Miami's 4-3 loss in the series opener at U.S. Cellular Field.View Full Game Coverage
"We continue to get our opportunities to score and we just can't score," manager Mike Redmond said. "That's just where we're at. We've been watching this all year. It's frustrating. We continue to get guys in situations and we're just not able to drive a runner in."
The Marlins had scoring chances ripe for the taking in the seventh, eighth and 10th innings, but continue to struggle to drive in runs.
In the seventh, the Marlins knotted up the score at 3, but Jeff Mathis grounded into a double play with the bases loaded to end the inning.
In the eighth, Adeiny Hechavarria reached third against White Sox reliever Jesse Crain, who hadn't surrendered a run in 17 2/3 innings. Marcell Ozuna kept Crain's streak alive by grounding out to short.
Then in the 10th, with runners on first and second, Marlins third baseman Placido Polanco grounded into a double play. And Miami was lucky it even had a chance in the 11th inning. First-base umpire Angel Hernandez called Alex Rios out at first on a play that would have won the game in the bottom of the 10th.
Miami decided to intentionally walk the bases loaded with one out to get to Rios, who owns the longest current hitting streak (18) in the Majors. He hit a chopper into the heart of the infield for a double-play opportunity and narrowly beat the throw to first. Hernandez called Rios out, and play continued for one more inning, in which the Marlins sputtered and Keppinger closed out the game.
"It's those guys' job to drive in runs," Redmond said. "They get paid to drive in runs. Obviously, we don't get the job done. I don't know what happens."
Miguel Olivo's sacrifice fly in the seventh was the only run the Marlins managed after Derek Dietrich's two-run home run in the fourth inning.
John Danks mowed down the nine of the first 10 batters he faced in his first start since May 19, 2012, but it's been difficult to keep Dietrich off the basepaths since his callup to the Majors on May 8. The rookie has successfully reached base in all 13 of the games he's played, and he blemished Danks' line for two runs.
That home run stood up until the bottom of the fifth inning, when the White Sox tallied their first two runs. Keppinger grounded out to drive in a run and then catcher Hector Gimenez continued the South Siders' recent stretch of productive two-out hitting with an RBI single to drive in third baseman Conor Gillaspie.
Marlins starter Tom Koehler, who was seeking the first win of his career, shook off a third-inning comebacker he took beneath his shoulder blade.
The right-hander is no stranger to having batted balls come his way. He took a line drive to the face during his first college start in his freshman year at Stony Brook University and needed 10 stitches to keep his right ear from falling off. His college manager put him in the game two days later as a reliever to "shake the rust off." On Friday, he said he thought back to that moment right as he turned away from the ball coming toward him.
"You're just thankful it's not the head," he said. "Any time it's the back like that, you realize it's pretty close to taking it off the face. You gather yourself to make the next pitch more than you really do to shake off the pain of getting hit in the shoulder."
Koehler said the ball that hit him didn't affect his pitching, although he did expect it to leave a bruise. For the majority of his start, Kohler looked strong in his second straight quality outing. The rookie shut down the White Sox for the first four innings, but he left the game shortly after Paul Konerko spoiled his chances at his first Major League win with an RBI single in sixth inning that gave the White Sox a 3-2 lead. Over six innings, Kohler allowed three runs on six hits and struck out three.
"Guys have pitched their butts off," Redmond said. "Guys are almost having to pitch perfect just to keep ourselves in a game, and that's tough to do in the big leagues, especially against good lineups. I thought Tom did a good job going out and attacking the zone. He really just had that one inning where he gave up a couple runs."
Danks finished with a similar line as Koehler, and although he didn't get the win, it was a celebratory moment for the White Sox clubhouse. Chicago saw one of its leaders return to the Majors after arthroscopic surgery cut Danks' season short in 2012. Danks threw six innings and held the Marlins to four hits and three runs.
"Going into the game, if you told me I would go six [innings] and three [earned runs], that would have been good," Danks said. "I felt great. I felt really good. I felt like I was able to make the ball move and do what I wanted to do for the most part. There were a few pitches I would like to have back."
Outside of the home run, Danks twirled a solid game against Miami's youthful lineup. He and Koehler dueled back and forth until the White Sox finally caught up to the rookie right-hander in the fifth inning. Koehler's ERA is 3.17 in his three starts since switching over from the bullpen on May 12.
But once again the Marlins couldn't back Koehler's effort when they needed a big hit, the story of not only the game but also the season.
"Obviously, the guys aren't trying for that," Redmond said. "But it's happened a lot."
Ethan Asofsky is a contributor to MLB.com.


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Startups Face Tighter Market for Venture Capital 'Fuel'
After rising in 2011, U.S. venture capital investment fell 15% last year.
Taken at face value, that's bad news for startups. But what does it really mean?
The $29.7 billion invested in 2012 was slightly ahead of 2010, according to Dow Jones VentureSource. And the $35.1 billion invested in 2011 was the most since 2001, as the tech boom took its final gasps. Since then, venture investment has stayed in a range of about $20 billion to $35 billion a year.
The latest investment drop came in a year that saw venture fundraising by investment firms flatten with $20.3 billion raised, only slightly more than in 2011, according to Dow Jones LP Source. (Both VentureSource and LP Source are databases owned by VentureWire publisher Dow Jones & Co.)
Investment and fundraising numbers don't track exactly because some of the investment in venture-backed companies comes from sources other than venture funds, such as corporations, mutual funds, hedge funds and private equity investors. Nevertheless, sluggish fundraising constrains investment as some firms run low on dry powder and have to concentrate on improving the performance of their current funds so they can raise another.
Many venture investors think that keeping a lid on available capital is good for the industry—and that what happened in 2000, when $94 billion got deployed into venture-backed companies, was bad.
Venture capital is still trying to recover from that party, which savaged investment returns and soured many limited partners.
"I still think there's ample capital available for companies that are doing well," said Andy Goldfarb, executive managing director of Globespan Capital Partners, a venture firm with offices in Boston and Palo Alto, Calif., that provides go-to-market capital.
Smart companies are keeping a close eye on the venture capital market and adjusting accordingly. "People are just being very creative and thoughtful on how to extend what capital they have," said Michael Greeley, a general partner at Flybridge Capital Partners, a Boston-based venture firm.
But Greeley and other investors think there is a Series A crunch for many companies that got early financing from angel investors and seed-stage VCs.
The latest VentureSource data offers some more evidence to support this. The number of first, or Series A, rounds dropped 18% in the last three months of 2012 from the prior fourth quarter.
A lot of startups looking for their first full venture rounds in the consumer Internet sector, where financing has plummeted. At $2.8 billion last year, investment in consumer information services, a sector that covers many Web companies, was down 39% from 2011 and off 60% quarter to quarter. In the broader consumer services industry, first round financings were off 30% quarter to quarter and the amount invested was down 36%.
Goldfarb thinks many companies are having trouble raising Series A and B rounds because they haven't made enough progress. While readily available seed and angel financing is good for startups, he said, it alone is not sufficient for success.
"It's just fuel in the tank and you've got to keep driving," Goldfarb said.
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Apple aired three new ads last night during the Olympics for the Mac and the "Genius" bar at Apple's stores.
The response to the ads has not been good. Fortune's Apple blogger Philip Elmer DeWitt wrote that only one of the three ads is enjoyable. 9 to 5 Mac's Mark Gurman tweeted, "Not a fan of this new ad."
Former Business Insider politics editor, John Ellis wrote on Twitter, "We were surprised, last night, watching the Olympic coverage, by the Apple ads. Think it's the first time Apple ads have been dreadful."
Current BI editor Nicholas Carlson seconded that, tweeting, "Oh no. Another terrible Mac commercial."
The ads, which are embedded below show a Mac "Genius" helping people at various times in their life. They seem like the sequel to the Mac versus a PC ad. (Personally, I think they're fine, but I am clearly in the minority on this one!)
The bad news for everyone that hates them is that they're probably not going away any time soon. It seems like the next theme for Apple ads.


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Michele Bachmann slashed at Newt Gingrich on Sunday, calling on him to return the $1.6 million he was paid by Freddie Mac, and castigated him for his past positions on immigration and his willingness to support Republican candidates who did not oppose partial-birth abortion.
"He's trying to sound like a conservative but actually he sounds more like the 30-year establishment Washington insider that he is," Bachmann told reporters after attending church in Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Earlier in the day, Gingrich said on "Face the Nation" that his firm was paid the money by Freddie Mac but that he received only a small portion.
Bachmann, a congresswoman from Minnesota, said Gingrich, a former House speaker, needed to disclose more about the pay.
"We don't know how much that money is. It could be more than the average salary for Iowans," she said. "I call on Speaker Gingrich to give that money back to the American people.… While the rest of the country was dealing with economic meltdown, he was pocketing $1.6 million."
She contrasted Gingrich's consulting for Freddie Mac with her work at the time in Congress.
"I was working feverishly and actively to put Freddie Mac into receivership, which is bankruptcy," Bachmann said.
She reiterated her criticism that Gingrich and Mitt Romney were indistinguishable and not true conservatives, and she said that if she were elected president, she would follow the legacy of President Reagan and former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
"What differentiates me from all of the candidates in this race is the fact that I am the true proven tested constitutional conservative in this race," she said. "I'm not a convenient conservative. I'm not a pretend conservative and I'm certainly not a frugal socialist like we've seen with Newt-Romney."
Bachmann made the remarks on the third day of a bus tour of all of Iowa's 99 counties, an effort to reignite her sputtering campaign. Bachmann soared in the polls after she entered the race in June and won the Iowa straw poll, a key early test of organizational strength, in August. But her support has plummeted since then.
Bachmann said 60% of Iowans remain undecided, and she was confident she would regain their support.
"I think people are going to come back to their first love that they had back in the Iowa straw poll," she said.


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The current Network Rail director of corporate comms will start as comms director for the high-speed railway project on 1 April.
It is the latest challenge in a career that has featured a decade in government, including six years as comms adviser to the former prime minister, and a three-year period as comms supremo for mega infrastructure owner BAA, which at the time encompassed Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted Airports.
The past failures of HS2 to win over public opinion, and political ambushes such as the one Camden Council today revealed it is planning, suggest an uphill struggle for Kelly.
Its PR spend is one point on which it has come under fire, with The TaxPayers' Alliance pointing to a spend of £1m on comms for the first ten months of 2013. According to the self-appointed tax watchdog, this included £30,000 a month in fees for HS2's PR agency Westbourne Communications.
Kelly declined to discuss HS2 with PRWeek before he starts his role, but a source close to the project says the PR strategy will move away from focusing on speed to making a case based on capacity.
"HS2 will reduce delays and take people off the roads, so even those towns without an HS2 station will feel the benefits," the source says.
The choice of Kelly for the role is based on appointing someone with comms experience at the highest level, they say: "You need someone who is proactive, bold and visionary. You need a clear strategy, which HS2 has not had so far."
Kelly began his career as a journalist at the Belfast Telegraph and the BBC, and went on to lead comms at the Northern Ireland Office during the peace process before becoming Blair's spokesman from 2001 to 2007. He then took comms director roles at BAA, the Financial Services Authority and Network Rail.
His career has not been without its controversial moments, including when Ian Paisley compared him to Machiavelli after a strategy document in which he planned a PR offensive for the Belfast Agreement referendum was leaked, or during the Hutton Inquiry, when he compared deceased weapons expert Dr David Kelly to fictional fantasist Walter Mitty, in what Kelly claimed he thought was a private conversation with a journalist. He survived calls for his head over the comment.
Portland MD Steve Morris, who worked with Kelly in 10 Downing Street as head of the Strategic Comms Unit, describes him as "a likeable guy with a dry wit", and maintains Kelly's role in government was one of the toughest jobs in comms. "He's not afraid of controversy and challenges, and it's easy to see why he has been chosen for the job."
HS2 will be Kelly's third assignment involving winning political support for mega-infrastructure. It is possible to question his track record at BAA, which coincided with the Competition Commission forcing it to sell off Stansted and Gatwick despite several appeals from the company.
One comms professional who has had Kelly as a client, but prefers to remain anonymous, defends him. "At BAA he was handling comms for the biggest game in town – it was high-profile, highly regulated and controversial. He ran comms at Heathrow during an incredibly turbulent period and he handled most things well. That's not to say there weren't setbacks, but it generally bounced back from them. It was a very difficult operation. Running a team like that is one of the toughest jobs in comms."
At Network Rail, the state-backed operator of Britain's rail network which has frequently been in the news for the bonuses paid to its senior management, Kelly's task was different, says the source.
"Keeping Network Rail out of the news is a very different challenge and has changed massively since then, seeing train travel double in the past 15 years. Managing comms around a huge organisation during a period of such change is a very difficult job."
The TaxPayers' Alliance campaign director Robert Oxley says Kelly might be able to help HS2 rebuild build trust by engaging with critics. However, he suggests that even someone with Kelly's experience will struggle to rescue HS2.
"It will be an uphill battle. Whatever comms strategy he comes up with, the numbers behind it won't back up the case," he maintains. "If you're selling a crap product no amount of spin and comms is going to change that."
For now we will have to wait until HS2 clears the way for Kelly's imminent arrival before we can see him in action.


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During the course of tumor progression, cancer cells acquire a number of characteristic alterations. These include the capacities to proliferate independently of exogenous growth promoting or growth-inhibitory signals, to invade surrounding tissues and metastasize to distant sites, to elicit an angiogenic response, and to evade mechanisms that limit cell proliferation, such as apoptosis and replicative senescence. These properties reflect alterations in the cellular signaling pathways that in normal cells control cell proliferation, motility, and survival. Many of the proteins currently under investigation as possible targets for cancer therapy are signaling proteins that are components of these pathways. Our laboratory is uses chemical biology approaches and models of epithelial tumorigenesis and regulation of keratinocytes proliferation to dissect such pathways.
We have recently identified a novel signaling pathway in keratinocytes involving inhibition of the Notch1 gene downstream of p53, which plays a key role in squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) development. Exploring the downstream effects of activated Notch receptor in the epidermis, we found that the small GTPase RhoE is a new transcriptional target of Notch1, which is essential for the differentiation switch in keratinocytes. RhoE deficiency in vitro and in vivo renders keratinocytes resistant to Notch1-mediated induction of differentiation thereby favoring uncontrolled growth and proliferation. Furthermore, we have strong evidence that RhoE binds to activated Notch1 and mediates the recruitment of the Notch1-transcriptional complex to the promoters of its target genes. Our working hypothesis is that RhoE is a key regulator of Notch1-mediated commitment to differentiation and suppression of carcinogenesis/tumorigenesis in the epidermis. The mechanistic understanding of the pathway(s) controlling the Notch-RhoE signaling cascade in the epidermis is expected to eventually translate into the development of therapeutics for the treatment of skin SCCs and other epithelial malignancies with down-modulated Notch signaling. It also brought to light an unexpected function of RhoE in the cellular response to Endoplasmic Reticulum Stress and thus paved the way for the discovery of novel modulators of these processes.
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Directions to Charlestown Navy Yard MGH East - Building 149
From Storrow Drive
From the end of Storrow Drive (Leverett Circle) keep to the far right and take a sharp right (do not go up the ramp), and continue beneath the underpass one quarter mile to the light.
Turn left onto Causeway street under the elevated subway tracks. The Fleet Center will be on your left, the North Station T station on your right.
One block past the Garden, turn left on to N. Washington Street, passing over the Charlestown Bridge.
At the first light after the bridge, take a right. Go through three traffic control lights.
At the fourth light, turn right into Navy Yard (Gate 5 - 13th Street). To park, take first left onto Fifth Avenue. Building 149 is one block on the right.
The parking garage entrance is on the right about half way down the block.
Take the Mass Pike (I-90) to I-93 North (Exit 24B)
Take the Storrow Drive Exit (Exit 26)Stay in the left lane once getting on the exit ramp. Follow signs for North Station/Leverett Circle Go through 1 light and take left at the 2nd light (almost immediately after the first)
Get immediately into the right lane
Take a right at the light onto Route 28N
The Museum of Science will be on your left
Take a right at the 3rd light (there is a sign at the corner for Charlestown)
Go over the bridge and get in the right lane (City Square)
Take your 1st right and get into the left lane
Turn left at the 2nd light (immediately before Charlestown Bridge, at City Square) onto Chelsea Street (If you go over bridge, you've gone too far).
Go through three traffic control lights
At the 4th light, turn right into the Navy Yard (Gate 5 - 13th Street).
To park, take first left onto Fifth Avenue. Parking Garage entrance is on the right above half way down the block. Building 149 is one block on the right once you turn into Gate 5. Building 149 is also connected to the parking garage.
Take Exit 28 (Charlestown/Sullivan Square).
At the end of the exit where the read forks stay to the right and proceed past the bus terminal to the rotary at Sullivan Square.
Go halfway around the rotary towards Charlestown (the Schrafts building with a large American flag on top of it will be on your left).
Cross the railroad tracks and take a left at the fire station onto Medford Street.
At the end of Medford street turn left onto Chelsea Street and make an immediate right into the Navy Yard.
The MGH East Research Building (Bldg. 149) will be on the right and is connected to the parking garage by overhead walkways.
Direct the driver to the MGH East, Building 149 in the Charlestown Navy Yard.
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CARSON CITY – Danny Tarkanian narrowly beat out state Sen. Barbara Cegavske in the 4th Congressional District GOP primary today, surviving a tough challenge in the contest to see who will face Democrat state Sen. Steven Horsford in the November general election.
The son of former UNLV basketball coach Jerry Tarkanian, Tarkanian overcame bad publicity surrounding news that he and his family face a $17 million judgment in a civil real estate case out of California.
The race was close, with Tarkanian ending up with 32 percent of the vote to 28 percent for Cegavske. Cegavske won the more populous Clark County in the district which also stretches across much of rural Nevada. Tarkanian made up the difference with strong showings in the rurals, including Esmeralda, Lyon, Mineral and White Pine counties.
But Tarkanian faces an uphill battle in the new congressional district created in Nevada as a result of the 2010 census. The district, composed of parts of Clark County and several rural counties, has a 113,000 to 90,000 Democratic voter edge as of the close of the primary.
The big surprise of the night may have been the overwhelming defeat of state Sen. John Lee, D-North Las Vegas, in the Democratic primary against newcomer Patricia Spearman. Spearman had 63 percent of the vote to 37 percent for Lee.
The contest is expected to be decided with Spearman's primary victory because of the strong Democratic voter edge in the district.
Progressive activists targeted Lee because of his conservative stand on some social issues. Spearman's victory, however, won't alter the political landscape as Republicans and Democrats face off in several other Senate districts in the effort to take control of the 21-member house in 2013.
The Nevada Priorities PAC, which supported Spearman in her underdog challenge, said Lee was their initial target because of his weak voting record on issues relating to education, civil rights, the environment and women's choice.
"Voting records have consequences," said Priorities PAC spokesperson Annette Magnus. "When we have a so-called friend abandon us on issue after issue, we were left with little recourse but to launch an independent campaign to educate primary voters."
Lee raised more than $208,000 for his re-election bid, while the Nevada Priorities Political Action Committee raised $86,000. Spearman raised less than $14,000.
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There were no surprises in the other state Senate primary battles, with the toughest challenge in the GOP Senate District 9 contest, where Mari Nakashima St. Martin fended off Brent Jones. The race featured allegations of "partying" by St. Martin, while Jones was questioned about whether he took advantage of a mentally disabled man more than a decade ago by selling him two ostrich eggs for $30,000 to establish an ostrich farm.
The race pitted GOP Senate Caucus favorite St. Martin against Jones, an avowed opponent of new taxes. St. Martin had 54 percent of the vote to 46 percent for Jones.
A similar GOP primary battle occurred in Senate District 18, where Assemblyman Scott Hammond, R-Las Vegas, defeated Assemblyman Richard McArthur, R-Las Vegas, and Conrad Vergara. Hammond was the GOP Senate Caucus choice who voted to continue a package of expiring tax hikes in 2011, while McArthur ran as a no taxes candidate who opposed the package.
Hammond had 56 percent of the vote to 41 percent for McArthur.
For Democrats, Kelli Ross defeated Donna Schlemmer in state Senate 18 and will face Hammond in a district that has a Republican voter registration edge.
The Senate races are critical to both Republicans and Democrats to determine who controls the Senate in the 2013 legislative session. Democrats currently have an 11-10 edge.
The other three state Senate races in play between the parties are Senate 5, 6 and 15. The party primaries in Senate 5 and 6 had no surprises. Senate 15 in Reno had no primary. Republicans need to win four of the five races to take an 11-10 edge in 2013.
In some of the other races and issues facing voters around Nevada, the Laughlin incorporation vote went down to defeat. Residents of the community 90 miles south of Las Vegas rejected the idea of forming their own city by a margin of 55 percent to 45 percent.
There were no surprises in the other congressional races. Rep. Shelley Berkley, D-Nev., and Sen. Dean Heller, R-Nev., both won their primaries in the Senate contest.
Former Rep. Dina Titus, D-Nev., had no opponent in the 1st Congressional District. She will face Republican Chris Edwards in November.
Rep. Mark Amodei, R-Nev., won his primary in the 2nd Congressional District and will face Democrat Samuel Koepnick.
Rep. Joe Heck, R-Nev., was easily winning his primary in the 3rd District and will face Assembly Speaker John Oceguera, D-Las Vegas, in November.
In the two State Board of Education races, Allison Serafin and Ed Klapproth, were leading among five candidates in District 3 in Clark County, with 31 percent and 21 percent of the vote, respectively. Both will appear on the November ballot.
In the District 2 race in Northern Nevada among five candidates, current board member Dave Cook had 31 percent of the vote and Donna Clontz had 25 percent. Both will be on the November ballot.
Former Lt. Gov. and Regent Lonnie Hammargren had just over 50 percent of the vote in the race for the Board of Regents in District 12. Andrea Anderson was second in the four person race with 28 percent of the vote.
The only other upset in the legislative races occurred in Douglas County in a three-way Republican primary, where incumbent Kelly Kite lost to challenger Jim Wheeler. Kite was targeted for his vote in 2011 to continue a package of expiring taxes.


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Suns tie two Southern League marks with homer outburst
By Robert Emrich / Special to MLB.com | June 4, 2010 7:31 PM
Saccomanno smacked a career-high three longballs and drove in five runs to power a historic effort by the Suns as they crushed the Carolina Mudcats, 13-4.
Jacksonville tied a league record with four first-inning homers. Ryan Curry and Osvaldo Martinez went back-to-back to open the frame before Saccomanno launched a two-run blast. Tim Torres went deep with two outs to equal the mark, set most recently by Mobile on April 24, 1998.
"The poor pitcher wasn't making bad pitches, we're a good hitting team. We've been dormant the past couple of weeks," Saccomanno said. "It's something that this team is capable of. We've got guys who can hit the ball out of the park in all spots of the lineup."
Saccomanno connected for a two-run shot in the fourth to extend Jacksonville's lead to 8-4. Mike Stanton -- who had a three-homer game against Carolina on April 26 -- added his Minor League-best 21st two innings later and Saccomanno cleared the left-field fence for another two-run blast in the eighth.
The seven homers tied the league's single-game record, set seven times, most recently by Knoxville on July 28, 1997.
"That's pretty impressive what we did, as a team," Saccomanno said. "Every once in a while, you play enough games you do something like this."
Saccomanno entered the game batting .216 with no homers against left-handed pitching but went deep twice against Mudcats starter Matt Fairel, a southpaw.
"I think it's just an approach, along with mechanics that I've been working on," Saccomanno said. "Righty or lefty, I try not to think about either one. It all boils down to pitch selection with me."
Saccomanno hadn't homered since May 14, a drought spanning 18 games. He credited the work he has done with Suns hitting coach Corey Hart for the explosion.
Stanton fell a double shy of the cycle, reaching base five times and scoring four runs.
Kyle Gunderson (1-0) picked up the win in relief, allowing one run on three hits and striking out two over three innings. Suns starter Jeff Allison gave up three runs on five hits in four frames.
Fairel (0-2) was charged with nine runs on 10 hits, including five homers, in five innings.
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Friday afternoon I drove to Savannah, Tennessee, to spend a couple of days at the Shiloh battlefield. It is my custom every summer to read about the Civil War — more than once I've read Shelby Foote's three-volume history of the war, and I've read McPherson's one-volume history as well. Hattaway and Jones' How the North Won is a great military history of the war, and David Potter's The Impending Crisis is the best history of the events leading up to it. This summer I focused on Shiloh, reading Cunningham's Shiloh and the Western Campaign of 1862, Daniel's Shiloh: the battle that changed the Civil War, Sword's Shiloh: Bloody April, and other works.
So I had been planning to make a visit to the Shiloh battlefield for some time, and this weekend turned out to be my best opportunity. Of course, it also turned out to be the hottest weather of the year for the area — high temp on Saturday was 99 degrees, with a heat index of 109. I got up at 5 AM to ride my 16 miles for the TDF/2 Stage 19. It's pretty flat country, so it was an easy ride across the Tennessee River bridge, down toward the battlefield, and back to Savannah.
I had originally planned to ride the LHT around the battlefield, carrying my cameras in the panniers, but the weather changed my mind. Instead I drove, carrying a cooler with Powerade in it and all my gear in the car. I used the excellent War College guide to the battlefield, following the book's chronological tour of the first day's action. After two months reading about it, it was very moving to see the actual locations. At times it was almost overwhelming to stand in the places I'd read about. The battlefield is phenomenally well marked; veterans erected markers at the sites of all the major actions only decades after it occurred, and there has been little development to encroach on it. Everywhere you look there is a tablet or monument commemorating an event that took minutes, or hours. Lives were lost and changed at a breathtaking rate in this place.
Below is a view of Shiloh Branch. The Confederates came up this narrow little ravine and attacked Sherman and McClernand's positions at Shiloh Church — it's only a few hundred yards to the north. Accounts from just after the battle say that you could have walked anywhere in the area without touching the ground by stepping on bodies. I met a family with fishing poles and a cooler, going to spend the day in this shady spot. They had twin boys about 5 years old dressed in camo overalls, who were very curious what I was doing down by the creek.
Late in the day (I spent 9 hours in the park) I wound up hearing a ranger give a tour of the National Cemetery at Pittsburg Landing, on the high ground where Grant's forces spent the night of April 6 before pushing the Confederates back the next day. I was a little embarrassed to find myself getting choked up thinking about the young men who didn't come back from this spot almost 150 years ago.
I rode the bike down again on Sunday morning and rode through the major roads of the battlefield. It was the last stage of the TDF/2, and instead of ending at the Champs-Elysees and the Arc de Triomphe, I found myself in this place where nobody really won. It did lead to Grant taking command of the Union armies, and Sherman's march through Georgia and the Carolinas, the freeing of the slaves, and a fundamental change in the relationship between federal government and the states. For the people fighting, many of them teenage boys, it just demonstrated that war wasn't going to be as glorious as they had thought. Iowa's monument below shows Fame inscribing the names of those boys.


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ROYAL OAK - The Detroit Zoo is looking for some direction on its green journey to environmental sustainability.
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The questions are part of a Green Zoo survey launched today.
'The purpose is to determine which types of 'green' features our guests are interested in seeing at the Detroit Zoo,' spokesperson Patricia Mills Janeway said of the survey that can be taken online or at the zoo.
Everyone who fills out the questionnaire will get an admission discount to the 125-acre park good for April 20-21, when a new event called GreenFest takes place.
The purpose of GreenFest is to celebrate Earth Day and educate guests about environmental conservation. The weekend's activities will include craft projects, green games, composting demonstrations, an endangered species scavenger hunt, family yoga classes, and weather permitting, a 30-foot rock climbing wall.
GreenFest is an initiative of the Detroit Zoological Society's Greenprint, which is a plan to improve facilities and daily practices at the Detroit Zoo and Belle Isle Nature Zoo. The goal is operate in a way that is 'environmentally neutral,' reduce carbon dioxide emissions, and become better stewards of resources.
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"If California ever becomes a prosperous country, this bay will be the centre of its prosperity." /"Two Years Before the Mast", 1835/
Scala Bay is a group of Scala professionals interested in learning, applying and promoting Scala language and related technologies and solutions. We discuss best practices solutions and ideas. While this group is for professional Scala programmers, beginners are welcome.
Scala Bay covers the entire San Francisco Bay Area. Meetings are normally held on second Monday of every month.
Visit our discussion board.
If you would like to present a technical talk about Scala, or how Scala is used in your organization, please contact one of the organizers.
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