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Status: Closed
Priority: Minor
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 2.2, 2.2.1, 2.3
Fix Version/s: 2.3
Component/s: Administration, Documentation
Affected Branches:MOODLE_22_STABLE, MOODLE_23_STABLE
Fixed Branches:MOODLE_23_STABLE
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Check and update documentation, so that it should comply with moodle coding guidelines.
Following needs to be updated/checked for time api
- DocBlock for page and functions.
- All the files should be checked/updated.
Note: You can create sub-tasks, so as to avoid bulk integration.
Gliffy Diagrams
Issue Links
- Discovered while testing
MDL-31208 get_record call in get_timezone_record has third param as bool, whereas it should be int
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- Comments
- Work Log
- History
- Activity
- Links Hierarchy
Omm nomm nomm. I eat documentation for breakfast.
I'm seeing a bit of variety for between people indenting when doc tag comments break over lines. Also, different people are aligning tag values/comments differently; some with alignment, some removing all alignment.
Some comments:
- Lines 1825, 1942, 2012, 2063, 2084, 2141, 2168, 2197, could benefit from more explanation of possible values
- Lines 1825, 1942 are inconsistent in its use of mixed
Looks pretty good.
Thanks for the feedback Michael,
Branches updated with your feedback. Can you please peer review this for me.
Thanks for the feedback Michael,
I have added link for timezone and pushing this for integration review.
Still working on doc page.
Hi Raj,
Looking for comment on the following things before this gets integrated/rejected.
- @package. phpdoc manual states that @package is only applicable to procedural pages and classes. I don't think we should be setting this on functions, I haven't heard any discussion on this and/or modifying package x to support such a thing. Given we have category now for that sort of hackery however it gets my -1 on adding any @package to functions.
- @access. I'm not sure about using `@access public` on either classes or functions. This information is redundant as functions and classes are public by default and are only private/protected because of early coding practises or bad design. Personally I think we shouldn't use @access public. I think we should only use @access protected, and @access private.
- I don't like the forced alignment that is going on with @package, @category, etc where you've got an @xxx multiple spaces and then the value. I remember Sam Marshall wrote a great article about the annoyances that sort of alignment causes and given that we don't do a similar thing with other @ declarations like @param I think we shouldn't encourage such alignment (I know there are cases of it but in general we don't align vars like that because of the misalignment caused as code changes). Found the post: http://learn.open.ac.uk/mod/oublog/viewpost.php?post=74901 (gets syndicated everywhere as well of course). I'm up for convincing otherwise on this one, presently my personal preference is as stated, but really I think we should just be clear on what we are doing and try to do it consistently.
- @return mixed on get_user_timezone could be improved.
- @return for get_timezone_record shouldn't use object, should use stdClass. Remember the object class has been deprecated since 2.0 (git show 4f92410fb5)
Just noting:
- The third argument to the get_record call in get_timezone_record is incorrect. true == IGNORE_MULTIPLE and should be changed at some point. Will create an issue for that.
Let me know your thoughts.
Thanks for the feedback Sam,
- You are right, but we have agreed upon using @package tag for functions, as functions are scattered in different files for CORE_API, hence for this project we made this as exception to group these using package tag.
- I agree with this information is redundant for public, but I don't see any harm in adding this information.
- Not sure of this, will check with you before changing/reverting
- will update this
- Will update this
Thanks for discussing this Sam, Summarizing it below:
- @package is used in functions where function can't be grouped under @package of file/class. Example is moodlelib.php having preference_api, time api etc. functions which can't be grouped under single package.
- @acess public is no harm but is a redundant information and should not be used. Saying so, @acess private and @access protected is acceptable.
- Forced alignment of tags should be consistent in docblock. It's up-to the developer to go either way (aligned or single space), but it should be consistent for the whole docblock.
Branches updated with your suggestions
Also, created issue for third argument to the get_record
Moving all the phpdocs-related issues out from current integration, will be examined next week.
Note that all these issues are going to be applied exclusively to master, that has been summarily decided by the integration team after hea(t)ring everybody.
The main moodle.git repository has just been updated with latest weekly modifications. You may wish to rebase your PULL branches to simplify history and avoid any possible merge conflicts. This would also make integrator's life easier next week.
TIA and ciao
Hi Raj,
Reopening this, just been going through the ideas for @package and @package for this should be core not core_time.
Thanks Sam,
I have updated @package. Pushing it back for your review.
Passing, just re-reviewed that:
- phpdocs look correct.
- all the changes are phpdocs.
- it didn't break any check in the CI server.
So that should be enough. Ciao
Your nice code represents only 1/46 of the issues that have been sent upstream this week, so thanks, but not many.
Nah, joking, many thanks! Closing this a fixed, ciao


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Bruins and Leafs panel picks (how many ways to say Bruins in six?)
Cam Charron
April 30 2013 03:09PM
Our long-winded preview went up Tuesday morning, and you should all check it out. We break down the matchups line by line and how everything should shake out in Toronto's first playoff appearance since the release of Batman: The Dark Knight Rises.
If there are typos in any of the predictions, blame the email programs we copied and pasted from with the exception of our submission from Oilers Nation HQ. Their picks were sent to us this morning by carrier pigeon and the bloody thing was written in crayon.
Here are the panel picks, starting with Steve Dangle of the Leafs Nation dot com:
Fans have to be happy that the Leafs are back in the playoffs. It's been a long, crappy wait. That being said, they're playing the Bruins in Round 1, which is probably the Leafs' worst case scenario going in. The Capitals are the 3rd seed, and while they have been on fire, they're still beatable. The Canadiens' are the 2nd seed, and while they won the Northeast Division and beat the Leafs soundly in their final game of the season, the Leafs completely pumped them twice in this short campaign. Besides, even if the Leafs hadn't won those games, who doesn't want to see a Toronto-Montreal tilt? Even the 1st seed Harlem Globetrotters Pittsburgh Penguins have had some trouble against the Leafs this year. But the Bruins. The freakin' Bruins. That's who they get.
The Leafs have actually played the Bruins admirably this season. Unlike in the past few seasons, the Leafs haven't had too much trouble keeping the Bruins out of their net. A lot of that credit belongs to goaltending of course, but it's a good sign, because in the last couple seasons, they didn't even get that much. The Leafs offence against the Bruins meanwhile, has been completely suffocated. Hey, have you guys heard that Phil Kessel has had trouble scoring on the Bruins? No ****, Sherlock. That's why other Leafs need to step it up. Phil Kessel is the Leafs' best forward. Full stop. But these are no longer the Leafs of 2009 when Kessel was playing on a line with Matt Stajan and Jason Blake. They've got Joffrey Lupul. They're got James van Riemsdyk. They've got Nazem Kadri. They've got a penalty kill that can actually, y'know, kill penalties. If Phil Kessel can't score, that won't be the reason the Leafs didn't win.
If this thing goes seven games, the Bruins will take it. The Leafs would have to play a perfect game against Boston, and I just don't see that happening. Not yet. I think the Bruins will take the Leafs in six. Toronto will fight valiantly, and ultimately fall to their "boogeyman." But in the loss, hopefully the Leafs will make a discovery that a Terran character made when shooting Zerglings in a lab in the original Starcraft. "See? These critters bleed just like anything else." Of course, that Terran Marine was then eviscerated by Sarah Kerrigan and the swarm mere moments later, but it's a badass line nonetheless.
Bruins in six.
Jon Steitzer - The Leafs Nation
I really can't think of any good reason to think the Leafs will win in six. The win and shootout loss in the last two meetings looks encouraging. The fact that the games are no longer a flimsy excuse to watch Mike Komisarek get punched in the face is nice. And the fact that the Bruins have managed to go a pitiful 3-5-2 in their last ten while the Leafs have gone a heroic 5-4-1 down the stretch could be another horrible reason. Really the reason I'm picking the Leafs is simply because I haven't waited nine years not to pick them, and I want to look a bit more certain about it so I said six games instead of seven. I'm sure after Colton Orr has face-punched Shawn Thornton into oblivion in Game One it will be a cake walk the rest of the way. Right?
Leafs in six.
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Sean Gentille - The Sporting News
I wanted to pick the Leafs. I swear. Hockey, and hockey coverage, is better when they're involved. Reimer is great—that debate is over—and I fully expect him to steal a game or two in this series. But too much other stuff needs to fall into place for Toronto to win four of seven.
They need to continue scoring at an unsustainably high rate. They need Kadri to snap out of whatever mini-funk he's been in. They need Kessel, great as he's been, to figure out how to produce against Chara. They need Boston to play as badly as they did down the stretch. They need to hope Carlyle (deliberately or not) plays the right players in the right spots. Is all that impossible? Of course not. It does make it impossible for me to pick them, though.
Bruins in six.
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Sarah Connors - Stanley Cup of Chowder
Although the Bruins have struggled more against the Maple Leafs this season than they have in recent history (mostly thanks to James Reimer), the fact of the matter is that the Leafs are the team that the Bruins have usually been able to bust their slumps against. It's the playoffs, and truly anything can happen - but this Leafs team has very little playoff experience compared to a postseason battle-hardened Bruins roster, who were very likely coasting their way into the playoffs the last two weeks of the season.
With Nathan Horton back in the lineup for game one, the Bruins are pretty much entirely healthy -- and the reunited line of Horton, Krejci, and a Milan Lucic who recently has looked like the goal-scoring, tough-to-play-against Lucic of old should give the Leafs fits. If the Patrice Bergeron line can add to this by snapping out of its scoring slump, I wouldn't bet in the Leafs' favor.
And really? Any team that lets Chris Bourque score on them doesn't deserve to win a playoff series.
Bruins in six.
Gus Katsaros - McKeen's Hockey
Former Leafs Nation scout Gus Katsaros wrote up what it is the Leafs will need to do to win the series. Judging by his prediction, I'm guessing he doesn't think the team will actually do it:
Limit zone entry and force the Bruins to dump the puck deep into the Leafs zone. The Leafs would then need do a 'quick up' with a 'Wheel' formation out of the zone on the opposite side with support options for quick passes to move it out. The effect limits the Bruins forecheck and negates the physical game that's supposed to grind out Toronto. This play also counterbalances some potential mismatches of lines, to a small degree.
There's a drawback since there's a need for a third man high (F3) in the offensive zone to get back and create the 'lock' on the wing so the Bruins are forced to dump it into the zone.
If the Leafs do get trapped in the defensive zone with pressure, they should have three players in down low coverage (two engaging active puck and third to pounce on turnover and initiate the transition.) Toronto somewhat selectively does this now, but it's unpolished.
The key here is a passively attentive player in the mid zone (top of the face off circle to face off dot) in the way to limit passes to the points and intercepts/tips out of the zone for attempts. The Bruins don't cycle much and they like to use that point play while converging to the net, to which they are very effective.
Limited forechecking pressure in the offensive zone and force the Bruins to rush the puck up ice with their less mobile defense while clogging the neutral zone. Aside from Chara (who has slowed down doing this) their blueline lacks a true puck rusher.
If Toronto can force/hurry passes and try to make them as long as possible, interceptions create scoring chances and good coverage forces turnovers in neutral zone or high in the defensive zone. The result is a regroup and quick attack with Bruins scrambling at their blueline to engage in formation. Regrouping removes the risks associated with a controlled breakout from deep in the Leafs zone.
This last piece is not so much a tactic as it is the result of solid coverage, but they can use their speedy forwards in counters that will likely draw penalties. If the Leafs are effective creating neutral zone turnovers, quick breaks the opposite way will force Bruins to scramble and could lead to penalty trouble.
Bruins in five.
Fellow Nations' writers…
Jason Gregor - Oilers Nation
This isn't a great matchup for the Leafs. They'll never say it, but I'm sure they would have preferred to play the Habs, as would have all the bigwigs in the Ivory Towers at CBC, but the Leafs now face the stingy Boston Bruins. The Bruins don't wow you with their skill, they just grind teams down. This will be a great test for Kadri and Kessel to see if they can produce vs. a very good Boston D-corps. The Leafs have been opportunistic all season, and they only way they will beat the Bruins is if they continue to score often despite continually being outshot. I give the Bruins the edge in goaltending and on defence. I think the forwards are a saw off, and the Leafs enter the series with an advantage on special teams. However, I will take the Bruins. They are too big, too strong and too good defensively.
Bruins in six.
Kent Wilson - Flames Nation
I think the Leafs are fundamentally the weakest team in the play-offs this year. A hot streak plus the shortened season is what got them into the dance and there's a solid chance that over a full 82-game schedule they would have fallen out of contention by year's end again.
On the other hand, the Bruins are one of the strongest clubs in the East if not the NHL. They have perhaps the best two-way center in the game currently (Patrice Bergeron), depth at all positions and strong goaltending. Their underlying numbers were top-5 in the league and they beat up on the Leafs all year to boot.
Anything can happen in a 7-game series, but I consider the Bruins heavy favorites in this one.
Bruins in five.
Dimitri Filipovic - Canucks Army
While my prediction surely won't sit well with the readers of this site, I can live with that because, well, this isn't a popularity contest. Despite your inclination to believe that I'm a "hater", let me assure you that I'm not. In fact, it's quite the opposite. I was glad to see the Leafs win games this year and earn a playoff berth, because I recognize that it's good for hockey.
The feel good story for the blue 'n' white ends here though, in a hasty manner. I spent some time preparing for these series by looking at the numbers, and I really can't find any piece of evidence that would lead me to believe that the Leafs won't get smoked by the Bruins in the first round. Simply put, the B's do nearly everything significantly better than their opposition. They were a substantially better possession team all season, their goaltender is better, and with the additions of Jagr and Soderberg (to go along with a returning Nathan Horton) their set of forwards are as good as it gets.
When it comes to the NHL playoffs, anything is possible. And that's why I'll concede that it's definitely possible the Leafs steal a game in this series where James Reimer steals a game. But I feel like picking a 5-game series in this situation is such a stock opinion. The Bruins will inevitably step on their throats, and if it takes an extra game for them to do so, I can live with that.
If I were a Leafs fan I'd worry less about playoff beards, and more about the big broom headed my way.
Bruins in four.
April 30 2013, 04:40PM
Some Bold predictions, spot-on like the Pens vs Canucks final predictions last year.
I think whichever team gets the lead or scores first (and is able to hold it) will win, because both seem to lack firepower for their respected reasons.
Go leafs!
April 30 2013, 06:08PM
The Bruins are clearly the better team but, as Jon says, after 9 years of watching the playoffs from the outside I've got to pick the Leafs. With good goaltending and lots of guys who are capable of scoring I think the Leafs might be able to pull off the upset in this one. The "Phil Kessel has 4 pts in 22 games against the Bruins" thing has been talked about a lot but he also has 15 pts in 15 NHL playoff games. The Bruins were the last team I wanted the Leafs to see in the first round but after their recent history it sure would be satisfying if the Leafs were to take them out. And what would be better than to see Phil Kessel light the B's up and give their fans a big You're Welcome.
I realize that people may think I'm hating, but I'm going to say Bruins in four.
Strange things happen in the playoffs, but unfortunately for the Leafs, it's a long shot.
Good luck though, you never know!
acg5151, thats not hating. Hating would be Bruins in 4 and Reimer can't stop a beach ball. On paper and if you can take emotion out of the prediction, Bruins in 4 is an apt assumption. On paper or I guess on computer screen, the Bruins should win and win easy. I've been around long enough to have seen, and it happens every playoff, there is always a team that beats another that they had no business winning. Need look no further than 1993 Leafs over Wings in 7. Actually it was Leafs over Wings in 5 because they lost the first 2 games in Toronto. Bruins in 4 makes sense but I can't say that because there is the x factor of past playoffs. Like Montreal knocking off Pittsburgh 3 yrs ago, or Stanley and President's trophy winner Boston losing in overtime in the first round. Detroit has been the best team in the league many times only to fall to San Jose', so its possible. Unlikely, but possible. I know this, Leafs have a better chance than they have had the last 8 or so yrs, can't win the first round if you don't make it to the dance, and the Leafs have, and they've looked good doing. Go Leafs!


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For many, the Puerto Vallarta experience doesn't extend itself much farther than swanky Conchas Chinas. But with the advent of spectacular restaurants such as Le Kliff and outdoor activities such as those offered at Canopy Tours Los Veranos and the Puerto Vallarta Botanical Gardens, an increasing number of visitors and locals are stretching their boundaries and exploring all the wonders our South Shore has to offer. Beyond these attractions, and barely an hour away from Puerto Vallarta, lies El Tuito, a modest little town you could easily miss as you're driving south. But step away from the beaten path, drive into El Tuito, and you will be as close to traditional, rural Mexico as you're going to get, and the pine-scented air will make you quickly forget you are in the middle of a tropical beach vacation.
Located south of Puerto Vallarta lies the municipality of Cabo Corrientes, marking the southernmost point of Banderas Bay.
El Tuito, its capital, is a small town (population less than 4,000) located approximately 1,085 meters above sea level. Its name derives from the ancient Náhuatla language spoken by the Aztecs and means "little beautiful valley." And a beautiful valley it is. As you drive into town, you will be immediately taken by the uniformity of its buildings, painted with a mixture of local clays that gives their walls a unique orange tinge. Cottage industries abound, from organic coffee and artisan cheese to raicilla, the local moonshine, not available legally until very recently. Easy to navigate, the cobblestone main road eventually leads to a semi-rectangular main plaza, where you will find most of the action, or lack thereof. Remember, this is a small town! Park your car right on the plaza, as just about everything you will want to explore is located within a two-block radius.
One of the many original homes surrounding the plaza has been recently restored and converted into a museum where you can take in the simple but beautiful architectural housing style that prevails here to this day. Nearby, a recently completed cultural center is home to the local library, multiple-use classrooms, art exhibition spaces, even a large meeting room that doubles as a dance studio, where senior citizens can often be found taking folk dance lessons. Next to the cultural center is City Hall, where an intriguing mural depicts legends of the foundation of El Tuito back in the 16th century. Scenes from director Arthur Allan Seidelman's take on Robert James Waller's novel "Puerto Vallarta Squeeze" were filmed on location there, a bronze plaque hanging from City Hall walls left behind as a testament of gratitude to the many locals who assisted in the production. While most Mexican towns position their primary church across from its main plaza or vice-versa, El Tuito's quaint Parish of San Pedro Apostol is right around the corner. Several trails and unpaved roads stem from the plaza, connecting El Tuito with a number of even smaller mountain and beach pueblos, even reaching Yelapa. But these roads are not for the faint hearted. You won't be able to kill two birds with one stone and explore this nearby popular bohemian getaway on the same trip — take the boat from Puerto Vallarta or Boca de Tomatlan instead.
Mind you, El Tuito is not for everyone. You won't find wi-fi-friendly coffee shops, chic restaurants, ATMs, overnight accommodations or other amenities such as those found at nearby getaways like Yelapa, Sayulita or San Pancho. But you will find yourself suspended in time as you surrender your senses to the timeless beauty of a typical Mexican day in a traditional Mexican town.
Getting There
By Car
First, reset your odometer right as you pass the PEMEX gas station along Carr. 200 Sur (just past the intersection of Basilio Badillo and Insurgentes). Then drive south along the ocean, passing Mismaloya and reaching Boca de Tomatlan, at which point the highway veers left toward the mountains. You will pass the small town of Las Juntas y Los Veranos (Canopy Tour), the Puerto Vallarta Botanical Gardens, reaching El Tuito 45 km., or approximately one hour, later.
By Bus
Regularly scheduled buses, clearly marked with "El Tuito" or "Botanical Gardens," can be stopped at the corner of Basilio Badillo and Insurgentes. The buses stop at all the aforementioned points, ending their route at El Tuito. (You may have to hire a cab to take you from El Tuito to Altamira, should you decide to eat there.)
On the Horizon
Most locals in the know are likely to go hushhush whenever Maito or Tehuamixtle, two minuscule beach towns known primarily by fishermen, surfers and those looking for a more rustic getaway, are mentioned. Only accessible by boat or by means of a sturdy all-terrain vehicle, these towns have been a relatively well-kept secret, but this is about to change. A soon to be completed paved road will connect El Tuíto with Maito and Tehuamixtle, bringing an economic boost to the entire region and opening the floodgate to new and previously undiscovered beach getaways.
Panela Pleasures
A variety of delicious cheeses are an important part of Jalisco's thriving cottage industry, and a visit to El Tuito would not be complete without pursuing panela. A white fresh cheese with a mild flavor, panela is perhaps the most popular variety consumed in Mexico. Like most fresh cheeses, panela softens when heated but doesn't melt. Due to its crumbly texture, it is quite tasty when sprinkled over salads or tostadas, or try it in cubes on a toothpick as a casual appetizer. A more flavorful variety of panela results when the cheese is allowed to dry and harden. Try them both and you will find that they have distinct flavors and characteristics. Intrigued by its exterior texture? Panela is frequently made at home by pressing curds of milk against plastic colanders commonly found at supermarkets! There are several panela sellers in El Tuito, and if you find yourself wandering around the main plaza, you won't miss doña Nilza Plácito, who has been selling panela from her home across from the cultural center for the last 23 years.
Not To Be Missed
(All at the main plaza or within walking distance)
- Parish of San Pedro Apostol and its impressive boulder altar
- Cultural Center, offering seasonal artist exhibitions
- El Patio de Don Alfonso house museum, where a traditional Mexican pueblo-style home has been lovingly restored
- Panaderia Gallegos, doña Martha's bakery, where delicious pastries are brick-oven-baked daily
- Doña Nilza's panela cheese and fresh fruit stand
- Rancho Altamira
When To Go
El Tuito is a wonderful place to visit year-round, but particularly attractive during the summer months to those seeking a quick escape from Puerto Vallarta's heat. El Tuito blossoms in traditional festivities to commemorate Mexican Independence Day (September 16) and every January to celebrate the Virgin of Guadalupe with its fiestas populares (January 12).


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haha true that and it could go either way really.
also there is a possibility that they run in to an old charter in this human town that they are heading to. it would be a cool way to reintroduce a character and maybe a good way to add another member. but yeah a fish man would be a good bet right now a bit on the obvious side but a good bet. also do not for get the possibility of a half human half fish man that would also make some sense as a crew member. there are a lot of possibilities in this arc so who knows.


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9:15 p.m. Monday, July 8, King Soopers, 8031 CSH 121
Two unidentified people stole about $500 worth of merchandise from a King Soopers store on June 30. A loss prevention agent with the store reported the theft to police on July 8.
At 11:22 p.m. Sunday, June 30, a man and woman entered the store.
The man went directly behind the service desk, took two cartons of cigarettes and left the store. He returned, grabbed a basket and took three more cartons of cigarettes before exiting again.
He entered the store a third time with a basket, placed beer in the basket, covered it with rolls of toilet paper and left again. The man returned to the store a final time and took more cartons of cigarettes. He then moved his "older model Burgundy car" further away in the parking lot and waited for the woman.
The woman entered the store with a cart and put random, unidentified items in it before placing the items in a laundry basket and leaving the store without paying while employees weren't looking.
The pair stole $350 in cigarettes, $50 in beer and $100 in other various items.
Employees were not able to get the license plate number of the vehicle. According to surveillance footage, the man was an older white man with a bald head and wearing a blue shirt and the woman had black hair and darker skin and was wearing a red shirt and black shorts.
9:45 p.m. Thursday, July 11, McDonald's, 14825 W. 64th Ave.
A man's vehicle was broken into while it was parked outside of a McDonald's.
The man told police he parked his Dodge 2500 pickup truck outside the restaurant at 9 p.m. on the north side of the parking lot. At approximately 9:30 p.m., the man went outside and noticed his driver side window was broken out.
The truck's window was shattered and a small rock, about one inch in diameter, was lying on the driver seat. The damage was approximately $200.
There is no suspect information regarding the case.
5:26 p.m. Friday, July 12, 6600 block of Ingalls Court
A man reported a stolen lawnmower to police after he saw an unknown person take the mower from his neighbor's garage.
The man who witnessed the theft said he saw a red 1970s Datsun pickup truck driving up and down his block slowly. He said he had two ATVs parked in front of his home and was worried that the individuals in the truck might try to steal them.
After driving by three times, an unidentified Hispanic male in his mid-20s got out of the truck and stole a lawnmower from a neighbor's garage. An Hispanic man in his 40s with a mustache and wearing sunglasses was driving the truck and the duo left eastbound on W. 66th Avenue.
The witness said he never saw the truck before.
The victim told police he and his wife were in their home at the time of the burglary, but their garage door was open to cool off the garage.
The lawnmower, a Toro rear-bag model, was worth approximately $300. Nothing else was missing from the garage.
5:51 p.m. Friday, July 12, report made at Arvada Police Headquarters, 8101 Ralston Road.
A woman made a harassment report to police after receiving harassing text messages from her ex-boyfriend's partner.
The woman said she received about 40 harassing text messages from the other woman throughout the day. The new partner is now the step-mother of the woman's children and the woman must talk to her to see her children.
Police looked at the text messages and saw things such as "They call me mom," "I'm a lot smarter than you" and "You're doing well for 28, not owning a house, in-and-out of jail" as well as comments about the woman's weight and having relations with the ex-boyfriend while the victim was still with him.
The victim replied numerous times with statements about her age and intelligence, but never tried to end the conversation.
Police told the woman to end communications with the other woman and inform them if she continued to send harassing messages.
Police also spoke with the new partner who said she was provoked by the woman and did not trust her. Police told the woman to stop messaging the victim to avoid any sort of future criminal charges.
5:09 p.m. Tuesday, July 16, Costco, 5195 CSH 121
A man reportedly unknowingly used counterfeit money to purchase items at a Costco store.
A store manager was working the cash register when he checked out a man, his wife and two children from Conifer. The man bought $30.78 worth of merchandise and paid using four $10 bills.
Sometime after the customer left, the manager noticed the bills were counterfeit. He told police he could tell by the texture and design of the bills and the fact that all four had the same serial number.
Police contacted the man using his Costco membership information and the man was reportedly shocked that he had used counterfeit bills and did not know they were fake. The man could not remember where he obtained the bills.


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AllThingsD reports this morning that Apple has booked New York City's Guggenheim museum for an "education event" on January 19th.
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Lot 25: Olympics 1980 Mockba (Moscow) 7 piece poster set.
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The first full week (M-F) of each month (on your trash collection day) you may set out 20 bags or boxes, plus one piece of furniture. We do not do move-outs or clean-outs at any time.
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Musique of Violenze - Dances, Fantasias, etc / Holman
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At Grand Valley professional biostatisticians are prepared for leadership in the biological and health sciences industries and benefit from valuable internship experiences and placement of graduates. Suggested Course sequences and course descriptions are listed below.
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The 1940 census will be released online on April 2, 2012. To follow along with the countdown visit http://www.archives.gov/research/census/1940/.The website http://1940census.archives.gov/ has been set up to access the digitized census records starting on April 2. The digital images will be accessible free of charge.
Get a head start on the census by reviewing some of the basic information available from NARA at http://www.archives.gov/research/census/1940/general-info.html#guide. The information that the National Archives has put together includes information on each column on the census form and the code explanations used by the census takers.


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Elder Trenton James Saupan has recently returned from serving in the Australia Melbourne Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He will be speaking on Jan. 14 at 12:30 p.m., in the Orangeville Third Ward, 165 West 800 North, Castle Dale.
Elder Saupan is the son of Floro and Robyn Saupan. His grandparents are Dale and Bev Turnbow of Salt Lake City and the late Paulino and Ann Saupan of Honolulu, Hawaii.


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By Nancy Armour/The Associated Press
ATLANTA — Start studying, Louisville.
Michigan spoiled what would have been one heck of a going-away party for the Big East on Saturday night, beating Syracuse 61-56 to earn a spot in Monday night's championship game against top-seeded Louisville. It will be the first time the Wolverines and Cardinals have played since 1978.
"We don't have to prepare too much if we play Syracuse," Pitino said after Louisville rallied for a 72-68 victory over ninth-seeded Wichita State. "We've got a lot of preparation if we play Michigan."
Louisville (34-5), which has won 15 straight, is an early 4½-point favorite over Michigan (31-7).
This is Louisville's first appearance in the championship game since 1986, when it won its second title. The Wolverines are back in the title game for the first time since 1993, when Chris Webber and Co. lost to North Carolina. Who did Michigan beat to reach that title game? None other than Kentucky, coached by Pitino at the time.
"It's going to be a great matchup," said Mitch McGary, who had 10 points and 12 rebounds for Michigan.
Louisville got its first real scare of the tournament from ninth-seeded Wichita State, falling behind by 12 in the second half. Nothing was clicking for the Cardinals on offense, they were getting in foul trouble and Kevin Ware, who can normally be counted on to give Louisville a lift off the bench, had been reduced to spectator, his broken right leg sustained in last week's win over Duke propped up on the seat next to him.
But the Cardinals can grind it out, too, a fact that was all but forgotten as they steamrolled through their first four games of the NCAA tournament. Louisville had come back to win five games already this year after trailing by nine points or more, including the title game at the Big East tournament, and the Cardinals knew they had another run in them. Sure enough, Luke Hancock knocked down one shot after another, walk-on Tim Henderson made back-to-back 3s and the Cardinals forced seven turnovers in the final seven minutes during a 30-13 run.
Wichita State would give Louisville one last scare, pulling within 68-66 on Cleanthony Early's tip in with 22 seconds left. But the Shockers were forced to foul, and the Smith and Hancock made theirs to seal the game.
"I never think we're going to lose," Pitino said. "That doesn't mean we're going to win. We have lost. But that's the attitude: Pressing teams have to stay in there. We were fouling too much. Then we started making some steals, picking up the heat. Then, of course, the guys were brilliant."
It didn't hurt that Malcolm Armstead, who earned Most Outstanding Player honors in the West Regional after averaging 15.5 points in the first four games, was ice cold, finishing with 2 points on 1-of-10 shooting. The Cardinals won't be able to count on that against Michigan, which had three players in double figures.


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Cardiff Blues pivot Rhys Patchell kicked four penalties to help his team to a vital 12-10 Pro12 victory over the Dragons.
Cardiff Blues pivot Rhys Patchell kicked four penalties to help his team to a vital 12-10 Pro12 victory over the Dragons.
On a muddy and rain-sodden Arms Park pitch, Cardiff, who started as favourites with bookmakers like Paddy Power, took a 9-0 half-time lead through the boot of Patchell.
The Dragons hit back after the break via Andy Tuilagi's try and Lewis Robling's penalty, but the Blues' fly-half secured his side the victory from the tee.
In atrocious conditions which made it difficult for handling, it was the visitors that made the brighter start, but Dan Evans missed an early opportunity when presented with a chance in front of posts.
Cardiff have struggled throughout this season and they found it difficult to gain a foothold in this match in the opening exchanges.
However, with the dead-eye boot of talented youngster Patchell, the 19-year-old who has been tipped for big things by people who like to bet on rugby, superbly kicked the hosts ahead after 15 minutes.
He followed that up with another soon after as the Blues started to assert their authority on proceedings. And a third from the tee saw the home side take a comfortable lead into the break, particularly with the weather making it difficult for try-scoring.
But that didn't prevent Newport from finding their way over the line after the interval when a period of pressure ended in Tuilagi touching down, with Wayne Evans converting.
All of a sudden it was Cardiff who were under pressure and a mistake by Patchell allowed Robling to kick the Dragons into the lead.
The pivot made up for that error when he slotted his fourth penalty to regain the Blues' advantage. Robling had a late chance to snatch the victory but his drop-goal drifted wide and the hosts held on.
The scorers:
For Blues:
Pens: Patchell 4
For Dragons:
Try: Tuilagi
Con: Evans
Pen: Robling
More to follow…
Cardiff Blues: 15 Jason Tovey, 14 Alex Cuthbert, 13 Gavin Evans, 12 Dafydd Hewitt, 11 Harry Robinson, 10 Rhys Patchell, 9 Lewis Jones, 8 Andries Pretorius (c), 7 Sam Warburton, 6 Robin Copeland, 5 Lou Reed, 4 Bradley Davies, 3 Scott Andrews, 2 Rhys Williams, 1 Sam Hobbs.
Replacements: 16 Kristian Dacey, 17 Taufa'ao Filise, 18 Benoit Bourrust, 19 Macauley Cook, 20 Josh Navidi, 21 Alex Walker, 22 Ceri Sweeney, 23 Richard Smith.
Dragons: 15 Hallam Amos, 14 Will Harries, 13 Pat Leach, 12 Andy Tuilagi, 11 Mike Poole, 10 Dan Evans, 9 Wayne Evans, 8 Toby Faletau, 7 Nic Cudd, 6 Lewis Evans (capt), 5 Rob Sidoli, 4 Andrew Coombs, 3 Dan Way, 2 Sam Parry, 1 Phil Price.
Replacements: 16 Hugh Gustafson, 17 Owen Evans, 18 Nathan Buck, 19 Adam Jones, 20 Tom Brown, 21 Jonathan Evans, 22 Lewis Robling, 23 Jack Dixon.


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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
Green River City Council held a public hearing on the budget. Several Green River residents were present to voice their comments. Mayor Patrick Brady said in talking to a number of people in town they said they weren't opposed to Green River reinstating a property tax. The consensus seems to be Green River cannot go on the way it is. Green River has a budget of approximately $760,000 and $580,000 of the revenues for the budget are from the transient room tax and resort tax. Green River needs another revenue source. Infrastructure improvements and maintenance need a revenue stream.
Mayor Brady said on the western end of the county they have city taxes and these city taxes help to pay for improvements to streets. The Castle Valley Special Service District makes these improvements on a rotation basis through each of the towns.
On June 24 at 1:30 p.m. there will be an RC open bids for the airport fixed base operator; open bids for museum grounds keeper; discuss purchase of a lawn mower for the museum; open bids for new museum employee; discuss agreement between the museum and the city; discuss the 08-09 budget; and discuss the implementation of a city property tax.
Mayor Brady introduced two democratic candidates who are seeking to fill the legislative seat vacated by Brad King who has chosen to run for the State Senate seat which Mike Dmitrich will vacate upon his retirement.
Grady McEvoy addressed the council and audience first. He said he wants to understand the issues and things that the Green River residents feel are important. The economy needs to be developed. Mineral extraction has played a vital role in the economies of Carbon and Emery counties and we will continue to rely on coal extraction. McEvoy said he will support those causes. He thinks a larger share of mineral lease monies should come to the counties from which the minerals are extracted because they are the ones who suffer the impacts. He's been told it's next to impossible to get these things changed. But he doesn't believe it's impossible.
McEvoy said the district seat he is running for encompasses a diverse people in Carbon, Emery, Grand and San Juan counties. He thinks he can find a balance among the diverse opinions and make things equitable for all. He believes in multiple use, but wants to protect and be responsible land stewards as well.
McEvoy said we have enough laws and need to enforce the laws we have. The federal government writes mandates and laws but doesn't fund them. Government should be controlled more by the cities, the state is trying to micromanage the cities. "If you don't like what public officials do, then vote them out," said McEvoy. He said he would like to get to know Green River better and hold town meetings regularly.
The Green River council asked questions of McEvoy about the San Rafael Swell and how to get the legislature to notice rural Utah. McEvoy said he is for multiple use of the Swell and doesn't want to see it locked up. He wants it to be used wisely. McEvoy said he would remind the legislators that rural communities operate on a very small budget.
McEvoy's experience includes eight years on the school board of Carbon County. He is a drama instructor at the College of Eastern Utah.
He was asked how he feels about the state vehicle inspection program. McEvoy said he didn't know enough about it to have an opinion. But, if it's an issue he will get the information on it. Conae Black asked McEvoy about technical colleges. She said the major reason Utah was picked for the Proctor and Gamble plant in Box Elder was because of the technical training of the potential employees. McEvoy said CEU has always been interested in technical training and it has been a major focus for them. "You just can't compare seat time with hands on experience," said McEvoy. Technical training takes more money.
McEvoy said for economic development reasons and safety reasons US-6 needs to become a four lane highway. "That road is holding the area back economically," said McEvoy.
Jerry Anderson was the other democratic candidate for the legislature to speak to the council. He said he is a bee keeper and a botanist and he works for CEU. He said he was at the Green River State Park once long ago and saw a rocket launch from the Green River Missile Base to White Sands. He remembers the sight very vividly. He showed a map to the council of the area of Green River in 1879. He said there is a Wasatch Front and a Wasatch Back but he thinks we in this area are the behind.
"They need to get a new map," Anderson quipped. Anderson said we have some real assets and resources in our area. US-6 is a real issue that needs to be addressed. Roads have been locked up in the Swell and issues of access need attention.
When asked about the proposed uranium milling plant slated for the new industrial park near Green River, Anderson answered that we have come a long way in dealing with the dangers of uranium. "We need to have some things developed," said Anderson. Anderson said he is in favor of industry. He said some new businesses have come into Carbon County and the population seems to be stabilizing instead of decreasing.
Nick Lucas from Red Tail Aviation spoke to the council. Red Tail put in a bid for the operation of the Green River airport. Red Tail would like to expand the use of the airport. Mayor Brady asked if an air show or something similar could be brought in to give the Green River Airport some exposure.
Lucas said they could work on something like that and possibly in conjunction with Melon Days or another activity something could be worked out. Another possibility is a hot air balloon event. Lucas said possible small businesses could be off shoots of the airport. A rafting business could use the airport to bring in rafters and possibly a courtesy car could be available at the airport to transport people from the airport to accommodations. Lucas said they are anxious to get started.
Council member Johnson said they are close to having street lights along Pirate Avenue.
Mayor Brady proposed they schedule a council meeting for June 18 to act upon the other items from this agenda.


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Blender 2.48 includes all the work done on the Blender Game Engine and the Apricot Open Game "Yo Frankie!", with much better functioning game logic editing, character animation, and Blender Material based real-time shaders. And as last minute surprise a Bullet physics update with Softbody support.
We also included a lot of new development in this release; Windows 64 bits support, Grease Pencil for sketching annotations, Sun/Sky/Atmosphere rendering, new modifiers, and an improved text editor with Python API support. And last but not least, an enormous list of open bug reports were handled.


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One of the most important — and vexing — decisions you'll have to make as you approach retirement is when to start taking Social Security benefits. For a program that's been around so long, you'd think that retirees would have the answer at their fingertips. Not so: Many people leave tens of thousands of dollars on the table by claiming too soon or not coordinating benefit strategies with their spouse.
The claiming decision is especially important to married women because they tend to outlive their husbands. Unfortunately, men too often take the retirement benefit that looks best now, even if it reduces the future income of the widows they might leave behind.
See also: Choosing when to take Social Security benefits
To get your full Social Security benefit, you have to claim at your full retirement age. That's 66 for people born between 1943 and 1954 (after that, it gradually creeps up to 67). You can claim as early as 62, but your benefit will be sliced by 25 percent. By contrast, you get a big bonus for retiring late. Your full benefit rises by 8 percent for every year between 66 and 70 that you wait to claim it.
If you're married and didn't work long enough to get a big benefit of your own, you can retire at 66 on half of your spouse's full benefit. If you retire earlier, you'll get less (the reduction is 30 percent if you're just 62). If you are widowed, you can switch to a survivor's benefit, which generally equals the payment your late spouse was getting. Qualified divorced spouses whose marriages lasted at least 10 years get the same benefits on their ex's account.
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In short, the best advice for claiming Social Security is to wait. Yet 41 percent of men and 46 percent of women retire at age 62 on the smallest possible benefit check. Only 14.3 percent of men and 9.7 percent of women wait to collect their full check at age 66. Even fewer wait until they are 70.
The main reason for claiming at 62 is that you need the money. If true, your options are foreclosed. But if you're still working, you might consider living on your current earnings plus savings for a few more years in order to nail down a higher Social Security check for your older age.
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Financially, your chief risk today comes not from dying too soon but from living too long and running out of money. That's a risk that Social Security is uniquely able to insure. Roughly speaking, the program calculates payments to cover your expected lifespan. For men at 62, that's age 83. For women, it's 85. If you live longer — and there's a 61 percent chance that one half of a 62-year-old couple will live until at least 87 — delaying your claim date will pay off in higher lifetime benefits. Bigger checks are especially valuable toward the end of life, to protect against inflation (Social Security benefits rise with the cost of living). Even a husband in poor health should consider delaying a claim in order to leave a higher survivor's benefit for his wife.
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Skip to comments.Charlie Crist Gets Owned(!) by Rubio on Fox Debate - Now
Posted on 03/28/2010 6:16:00 AM PDT by quesney
Live now on Fox
Rubio is framing the contrast very well. Excellent debate and criticism of Florida Governor Christie's support of the stimulus plan.
Rubio: "We need someone who can stand up to Obama"
Rubio on partisanship: "Lower the corporate tax, lower thwe capital gains tax, reduce the obstacles that make it increasingly hard to do business in America, and I'll be happy to cooperate....but what the Obama administration is attempting to do is fundamentally change America, and we can not cooperate on that."
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Christie is the governor of NJ, I think you probably meant Crist.
Do you mean Christie of NJ or Crist of Florida ?
" Christie is the governor of NJ, I think you probably meant Crist."
Yes, obvious typo - sorry about that. Moderator?
Christie = Republican SuperStar New Jersey Governor
Crist = RINO Florida ex-Governor
Where can I get a free Rubio bumper sticker, or pay for one where the money goes to the Rubio campaign? I see nothing on his site where this is possible?
Christie is the governor of Joisey, Crist is the closet queen from Florida.
>> Christie is the governor of NJ, I think you probably meant Crist.
Exactly. Christie would crush Rubio.
I think the Gov of Florida is kind of like a Kristi! You know, not so masculine.
No problem. FNS comes on here in 10 minutes.
Crist stated very clearly he would have joined Snow and voted against the Republicans and for Obama health plan.
I know you mixed it up, but Christie is the good guy....New Jersey
Crist is Florida....and I DID NOT VOTE FOR HIM!!
Go Marco
It comes on FNC later.
I need to leave at 10 for church.
2:00pm ET on FNC. It's 7:30am MT here. My FOX station shows the Chris Matthews Show before FNS on Sunday morning.
2PM....Thanks!..appreciate it.
The love is still in the air.
You're welcome!
It is listed as 6/9 PM on Fox News Channel. If you have never seen or heard Marco speak before, you Christie fans who were poo-pooing Rubio, are due for a pleasant surprise, that is if you can comprehend these two will be on our side.
"Crist stated very clearly he would have joined Snow and voted against the Republicans and for Obama health plan."
...and what, exactly, did the Republican Party leaders see in him again?
Did he already say that this morning?
Yes! Crist admitted he would have voted with Snowe, Collins and Spectre...now a Democrat!... on the stimulus bill.
They show it on the Fox News website later this afternoon anyway. Plus the DVR is your friend.
Really? He said he still supported the Stimulus Bill?
He is a goner then.
Crist's line about Rubio not releasing his tax returns needs to be responded to.
He also said very clearly he will NOT run as an independent.
Let me guess, he's a good fund raiser?
Crist was actually quite popular until Obama got elected. He was a sure thing until he fell in love with Barack.
On issue points, Rubio won.
On smear points, Crist won.
Crist seemed more interested in smearing his opponent than in discussing issues. [Isnt that AZ race sort of following a similar pattern?]
That was the first time I actually heard anything from those two.
Rubio impressed me. He had facts and wanted to discuss issues. It brought to mind the Ryan v Obama exchange.
The whole country has moved right since Obama was elected—if just to try to stabilize the ship!
Yes, he defended it.
Crist named John McCain and Lindsey Graham as his favorite senators.
Rubio named Jim Demint as his fav.
Crist makes me glad I don't live in FL. He's just a typical politician and it's obviously all about him. Clue...
Chris said they had looked at all Crist's campaign sites and literature and they couldn't find any mention of SOCIAL SECURITY!!!! The state with the oldest voters and Crist doesn't want to talk about SS?!!!!
Yep, Crist admitted he would have voted for the stimulus bill and ObamaCare.
Here's video of the exchange:
Yep. RINO's run in packs. But it's interesting. Crist would have run to the left of McCain and Grahamnesty on ObamaCare.
That he's a RINO.......just like they are.
Yeah, Crist was just pwned a few minutes ago on Fox but be had a great spray on tan.
WAIT a sec! Did Crist actually say he would have voted FOR the HEALTHCARE bill?
This guy is an emabarrassment to my state- I will happily vote for Rubio.
(I'll watch it later today)
The first week Crist was in office he held a global warming confernece. No joke.
He also gave felons the vote in FL. Finally he picked McCain in the primary for FL which gave it to McCain over Romney. I may not like Mitt but he would have been light years better than McCain who took a dive for Soros.
I will say one thing for FL is they are taking out the trash here. I hope AZ follows suit and dumps McCain because McCain is far more evil than Crist.
Yep, like I said, he's still got stars in his eyes for Obozo The Clown.
He also nixed two FPL fossil fuel power plants shortly after taking office. say's no to drilling, and supports the ObamaExpress from Orlando to Tampa.. What a dweeb.
I just wish Jeb had run against Bill Nelson in 2006, maybe he will in 2012..
Can Jeb run for governor again in Fla?
"That hes a RINO.......just like they are."
Actually they're not. There are very issues that Cornyn (the leader of the bunch that selected Crist) is RINO on. That's also true for at least 75% of the Republican Senators...they generally vote good.
My thought is that Crist was considered "electable", whereas Rubio was less known throughout the state.
But still...you have to draw the line at some point - if Crist would have voted for that health care monster, then it is MUCH BETTER to simply have a Democrat there...rather than give them that token Republican vote they so desperately wanted.
When a professional baseball team looks for players, they don't go out looking for someone who is "streaky" or can't be counted on to be swinging for the fence before every pitch. We shouldn't be voting for representatives who try to get it right once in a while. Go for the park at every pitch.
The people in this country are waking up in a big way and are becoming very cogniscent in they have the power of term limits at the ballot box. This has never been more illustrative than the political climate today.
Question is when will the RNC and Sen Cornyn apologize to Rubio?
Crist spent the whole debate attacking Rubio, and left the viewers of Florida with no reason to vote for him. Crist even used his closing remarks to make a couple more attacks at Rubio. For his part, Rubio held up fine. Crist is toast.
actually Crist is still the Governor. The only thing he can do is attack Rubio on bank accounts he has and not defend himself against his support of Obamanomics.
"Actually theyre not. There are very issues that Cornyn (the leader of the bunch that selected Crist) is RINO on. Thats also true for at least 75% of the Republican Senators...they generally vote good."
This kind of statistic is meaningless. The question is, do they vote good when the vote is close. You would find an amazing tendency to bipartisanship by RINO's when the vote is close and their vote actually matters.
The 75% is cover voting for the rubes back home. It is votes on bills that are already decided.
The 'debate' will repeat at 6pm on FNC Fox New Channel (cable station)
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John Armour
University of Oxford - Faculty of Law; University of Oxford - Said Business School; European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI)
Bernard S. Black
Northwestern University - Pritzker School of Law; Northwestern University - Kellogg School of Management; European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI)
Brian R. Cheffins
University of Cambridge - Faculty of Law; European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI)
December 25, 2012
as published in 9 Journal of Empirical Legal Studies, pp. 605-656 (2012)
Northwestern Law & Econ Research Paper No. 10-03
Oxford Legal Studies Research Paper No. 36/2010
U of Texas Law, Law and Econ Research Paper No. 174
ECGI - Law Working Paper No. 151/2010
5th Annual Conference on Empirical Legal Studies Paper
University of Cambridge Faculty of Law Research Paper No. 11/08
Delaware's expert courts are seen as an integral part of the state's success in attracting incorporation by public companies. However, the benefit that Delaware companies derive from this expertise depends on whether corporate lawsuits against Delaware companies are brought before the Delaware courts. We report evidence that these suits are increasingly brought outside Delaware. We investigate changes in where suits are brought using four hand-collected datasets capturing different types of suits: class action lawsuits filed in (i) large M&A and (ii) leveraged buyout transactions over 1994-2010; (iii) derivative suits alleging option backdating; and (iv) cases against public company directors that generate one or more publicly available opinions between 1995-2009. We find a secular increase in litigation rates for all companies in large M&A transactions and for Delaware companies in LBO transactions. We also see trends towards (i) suits being filed outside Delaware in both large M&A and LBO transactions and in cases generating opinions; and (ii) suits being filed both in Delaware and elsewhere in large M&A transactions. Overall, Delaware courts are losing market share in lawsuits, and Delaware companies are gaining lawsuits, often filed elsewhere. We find some evidence that the timing of specific Delaware court decisions that affect plaintiffs' firms coincide with the movement of cases out of Delaware. Our evidence suggests that serious as well as nuisance cases are leaving Delaware. The trends we report potentially present a challenge to Delaware's competitiveness in the market for incorporations.
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Keywords: Delaware, shareholder lawsuits, deal litigation, class actions, derivative actions, options backdating, forum shopping, corporate litigation
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