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|Henry John Fernandes, et al., Plaintiffs, Appellants, v. Costa Brothers Masonry, Inc., Defendant, Appellee
|199 F.3d 572
|United States of America, Appellant, v. Galo Velastegui, Also Known As Galo R. Velastegui, and Gmj Travel & Shipping Corp., Defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 590
|United States of America, Appellee, v. Zaour Kapaev, Also Known As Kazim Lnu, Also Known As Khazim, Defendant-appellant
|199 F.3d 596
|John Evangelist (thomas) Murphy, Petitioner-appellant, v. United States of America, Respondent-appellee
|199 F.3d 599
|United States, Appellee, v. Cruz Rosario-peralta, A/k/a Crescencio Cedeno-peralta, Defendant, Appellant.united States, Appellee, v. Johnny David Diaz-morla, Defendant, Appellant.united States, Appellee, v. Ramon Antonio Javier, Defendant, Appellant
|199 F.3d 552
|United States of America, Appellee, v. Sean Gray, Defendant, Appellant
|199 F.3d 547
|Heidi Damsky, Appellant v. Federal Communications Commission, Appelleehomewood Radio Co. Llc, Intervenor
|199 F.3d 527
|New England Cleaning Services, Inc., Plaintiff, Appellee, v. Services Employees International Union, Local 254, Afl-cio, Defendant, Appellant
|199 F.3d 537
|New England Cleaning Services, Inc., Plaintiff, Appellant, v. American Arbitration Association, Defendant, Appellee
|199 F.3d 542
|The Serpa Corporation, Plaintiff, Appellant, v. Mcwane, Inc., Anaco, F/k/a Anaheim Foundry Company and Tyler Pipe Industries, Defendants, Appellees
|199 F.3d 6
|Joseph v. Tinelli, Sr., Plaintiff-appellant, v. Frank E. Redl and Hankin, Hanig, Stall & Caplicki, Defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 603
|United States of America, Appellee, v. Myung S. Koh, Defendant-appellant
|199 F.3d 632
|Francine M. Neilson, Plaintiff-appellant, v. Colgate-palmolive Company and Colgate Palmolive S.a. De C.v., Defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 642
|United States of America, Appellee, v. Arthur Danielson, Defendant-appellant
|199 F.3d 666
|United States of America, v. James J. Zwick, Appellantunited States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
|199 F.3d 672
|Jose B. Reyes, Plaintiff-appellant,v.delta Dallas Alpha Corp.; Ocean Reef & Grill; Fletcher Leasing Corp.; Seaport Lines Management Corp., Inc.; Seaport Lines, Inc.; S.s. Andrew Fletcher, in Rem, Defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 626
|Tommy Walker, Iii, Aka Sealed Deft. # 1; Gary Miller, Aka Sealed Deft. # 3; Raymond Cobbs, Aka Sealed Deft. # 4; Andre Galloway, Aka Sealed Deft. # 10, Defendants-appellants
|199 F.3d 623
|Of Special Services, Sccc Ammerman Campus; Karen Pepe, in Her Official Capacity As Sccc Section 504 Special Needs Counselor, Office of Special Services, Sccc Eastern Campus; Judith Bressalier-kodin, in Her Official Capacity As Sccc Coordinator for Disabled Services, Sccc, Eastern Campus; Dr. Lawrence Proper, in His Official Capacity As Head, Department of Psychology, Sociology & Anthropology; Joanne Braxton, in Her Official Capacity As Dean of Students, Eastern Campus; Dr. Eilane Friedman, in Her Official Capacity As Director of Grants, Sccc, Ammerman Campus; Dr. John L. Cooper, President, Sccc, Ammerman Campus; Norman F. Lechtrecker or His Successor in Office, in His Official Capacity As Chairman of the Sccc Board of Trustees; Sccc Board of Trustees; Meryl Rogers, in Her Official Capacity As Assistant Dean of Students and Sccc Disciplinary Hearing Officer; Suffolk County Community College; Robert Bull, in His Official Capacity As Member Sccc Disciplinary Committee; Russel Gussack, in His Official Capacity As Member, Sccc Disciplinary Committee; Arthur Kleinfelder, in His Official Capacity As Member Sccc Disciplinary Committee; Patricia Yarbourough, in Her Official Capacity As Provost, Sccc Ammerman Campus; County of Suffolk, Defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 607
|The M/v Cape Ann, et al., Plaintiffs, Appellants, v. United States of America, General Services Administration, Defendants, Appellees
|199 F.3d 61
|In Re: Nina Marie Barbieri, Debtor.nina Marie Barbieri, Debtor-appellant, v. Raj Acquisition Corp. Appellee, Chapter 7 Trustee Trustee
|199 F.3d 616
|In Re: Sealed Case No. 99-3024
|199 F.3d 522
|Kenneth L. Cones, Appellant v. Donna E. Shalala, Secretary, Department of Health & Human Services, Appellee
|199 F.3d 512
|Marvin Barmes and Barbara Barmes, Petitioners-appellants, v. United States of America, Respondent-appellee
|199 F.3d 386
|A. Eugene Nordby, Plaintiff-appellant/cross-appellee, v. Anchor Hocking Packaging Company, Defendant-appellee, and Johnson & Bell, Ltd.,cross-appellant
|199 F.3d 390
|Anton Tittjung,petitioner, v. Janet Reno, U.S. Attorney General, and the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service,respondents
|199 F.3d 393
|Douglas S. Winter, Plaintiff-appellant, v. Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Company, Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 399
|David J. Freund, Plaintiff-appellant, v. E.d. & F. Man International, Inc., Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 382
|Board of Education of Oak Park & River Forest High School District 200, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Nathan R., by and Through His Parents and Next Friends, Richard and Nancy R., Defendants-appellants
|199 F.3d 377
|Arnold T. Forseth, Randy S. Forseth, and A&r Land Company, a Wisconsin General Partnership, Plaintiffs-appellants, v. Village of Sussex, a Wisconsin Municipal Corporation, John H. Tews, Individually and As Village President, and M. Chris Swartz, As Village Administrator, Defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 363
|Stanley Prou, Petitioner, Appellant, v. United States of America, Respondent, Appellee
|199 F.3d 37
|Richard Cassidy, Plaintiff-appellant, v. Indiana Department of Corrections, Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 374
|United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Tommie Blackman, Also Known As Tommy Blackman, Defendant-appellant
|199 F.3d 413
|United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Byron James Miller, Defendant-appellant
|199 F.3d 416
|In Re: Sealed Case No. 98-3116
|199 F.3d 488
|Brett C. Kimberlin, Appellee v. J. Michael Quinlan, Director U.S. Bureau of Prisons and Loye W. Miller, Jr.,appellants
|199 F.3d 496
|D.h.l. Associates, Inc., Plaintiff, Appellant, v. John O'gorman, Robert Wallace, Warren Allgrove, Jr, and Eileen Farrell, Individually and in Their Capacity As the Tyngsborough Board of Selectmen, and As the Licensing Board for the Town of Tyngsborough, and the Town of Tyngsborough, Defendants, Appellees
|199 F.3d 50
|National Center for Manufacturing Sciences, Appellant v. Department of Defense, et al.,appellees
|199 F.3d 507
|Air Line Pilots Association, International, Appellee/cross-appellant v. Northwest Airlines, Inc.,appellant/cross-appellee
|199 F.3d 477
|Lakeshore Broadcasting, Inc.,appellant v. Federal Communications Commission, Appellee
|199 F.3d 468
|City of Chicago; Texas Coalition of Cities on Franchised Utilities Issues; City of St. Louis; Charter Township of Meridian and City of East Lansing, Michigan; Alliance for Communicationsdemocracy, Alliance for Community Media, and Chicago Access Corporation; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors (natoa); and Michigan Cable Telecommunications Association,petitioners,and21st Century Telecom Group, Inc.; Michigan Coalition to Protect Public Rights of Way from Telecommunications Encroachments; and Greater Metro Telecommunications Consortium,intervening Petitioners, v. Federal Communications Commission and United States of America,respondents.andentertainment Connections, Inc.; Rcn Telecom Services, Inc.; and Wedgewood Communications Company,intervening Respondents
|199 F.3d 424
|Regina C. Brown, Appellant v. Kenneth D. Brody, Chairman, Export-import Bank of the United States, Appellee
|199 F.3d 446
|Gilbert W. Galvan, Appellant v. Federal Prison Industries, Inc., Appellee
|199 F.3d 461
|Gregory Langadinos, Plaintiff, Appellant, v. American Airlines, Inc., Defendant, Appellee
|199 F.3d 68
|The Pittston Company; Buffalo Mining Company; Clinchfield Coal Company; Eastern Coal Corporation; Elkay Mining Company; Jewell Ridge Coal Corporation; Kentl And-elkhorn Coal Corporation; Meadow River Coal Company; Pittston Coal Group; Ranger Fuel Corporation, Plaintiffs-appellants, v. United States of America, Defendant & Third Party Plaintiff-appellee, v. Michael H. Holland, Trustee of the United Mine Workers of America Combined Benefit Fund; United Mine Workers of America Combined Benefit Plan; Elliot A. Segal, Trustee of the United Mine Workers of America Combined Benefit Fund; William P. Hobgood, Trustee of the United Mine Workers of America Combined Benefit Fund; Marty D. Hudson, Trustee of the United Mine Workers of America Combined Benefit Fund; Thomas O. S. Rand, Trustee of the United Mine Workers of America Combined Benefit Fund; Gail R. Wilensky, Trustee of the United Mine Workers of America Combined Benefit Fund; Carl E. Van Horn, Trustee of the United Mine Workers of America Combined Benefit Fund, Third Party Defendants Appellees,andthe Bituminous Coal Operators' Association, Incorporated; International Union, United Mine Workers of America, Parties in Interest
|199 F.3d 694
|United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Carl J. Warneke, Harvey E. Powers, and Allen J. Mcvay, Defendants-appellants
|199 F.3d 906
|Julia Kuhai, Petitioner, v. Immigration and Naturalization Service, Respondent
|199 F.3d 909
|Clarence Gardner, Petitioner-appellant, v. Paul Barnett, Warden, Danville Correctional Center, Respondent-appellee
|199 F.3d 915
|Karen Savino, Plaintiff-appellant, v. C.p. Hall Company, Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 925
|Addie M. Willis, Special Administratrix of the Estate of Bobby Willis, Deceased,plaintiff-appellant, v. Caterpillar Incorporated, Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 902
|Adrian L. Cooper, Petitioner-appellant, v. United States of America, Respondent-appellee
|199 F.3d 898
|Stacey Barker, Petitioner-appellant, v. Joan Yukins, in Her Official Capacity As Warden of the Scott Correctional Facility, et al., Respondents-appellees
|199 F.3d 867
|Ezekiel Clay Iv, Individually and As Trustee for the Trust of Ezekiel Clay Iv, Clay Asset Management Trust, Clay Equity Company, Clay Vehicle Company, Clay Leasing Company and Clay Charitable Trust, Petitioners-appellants, v. United States of America, Respondent-appellee
|199 F.3d 876
|Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union, Local 7-629,afl-cio, et al., Plaintiffs-appellants, v. Rmi Titanium Company, Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 881
|Employers Insurance of Wausau, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Banco De Seguros Del Estado, Defendant-appellant
|199 F.3d 937
|United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company, and American Home Assurance Company, Plaintiffsappellees, v. Braspetro Oil Services Company and Petroleo Brasileiro S.a.petrobras,defendantsappellants,bank of Tokyomitsubishi, Ltd., (formerly Known As Bank of Tokyo Ltd. Japan), Long Term Credit Bank of Japan, Ltd., Sequip Participaes S.a., Industrias Verolmeishibras S.a., Ivi International, Ltd. S.a., Sade Vigesa S.a., Sade Vigesa Corporation of America, Sade Vigesa (chile) S.a., Internacional De Engenharia S.a., Inepar Administrao E Participaes S.a., Inepar Industria E Construes, S.a., Sv Engenharia S.a., Sade Vigesa Industrial E Servis S.a., John Doe Subsidiaries, Affiliates, Successors, Assigns, or Associated Companies or Corporations of Sequip Participacoes S.a., John Doe Affiliates, Successors, Assigns, or Subsidiaries of Sade Vigesa S.a., Sade Vigesa Corporation of America or Sade Vigesa (chile)s.a., and John Doe Subsidiaries, Successors, Assigns, Affiliates or Associated Companies or Corporations of Inepar Administrao E Participaes S.a. or of Inepar Industria E Construes S.a., Defendants
|199 F.3d 94
|Grain Land Coop; Plaintiff-appellant; v. Kar Kim Farms, Inc.; Richard Ernest; Blane Amundson; Dwight Andersen; Crystal Andersen; Bruce Andersen; Darren Anderson; Gene Anderson; Joel Anderson; Bruce Annis; Dennis L. Becker; John Becker; Craig Beyer; Eldon Beyer; Mike Beyer; Bruce Blakesley; Donald Bleess; Morris Blom; Paul B. Blom; Daniel Bonnett; Clyde Buendorf; Douglas Burgmann; David Burk; William L. Burk; Dean Caldwell; Joel Caldwell; Gary Caldwell, Individually and Doing Business As Caldwell Farms; William Carr; Dahlstrom Agency; William Daly; Richard Dickman; Daniel Discoll; Mark Ristau, Individually and Doing Business As Drisstau Farms; Drisstau Farms Plus; Patrick Ducanson; Karl Duncanson, Individually and Doing Business As Duncanson Growers; Roger Dutton; Joel Eckhart; Donald Edberg; Ronald Erickson; Duwayne E. Evenson; Mark Fendrich; Marlin Fendrich; Todd Fenske; Heidi Fenske; Glen Frandle; John S. Frandle, Individually and Doing Business As Frandle Brothers; Steve Frederick; Dale Garvick; Ivan Gesche; Cary Goemann; Joel Goemann; Byron F. Goodrich; Gary Goodrich; Neil Granberg; Curtis Gronewald; Kenneth Haase; Harlan Hall; Brian Halverson; Bruce Halverson; Douglas Hankerson; Edna Hansen; Dennis Hanson; Morris Hanson, Jr.; Mark Hatteberg; Thomas Helgeson; Bruce Helland; Harvey Hislop; Scott Hislop, Individually and Doing Business As Hislop Farms, Inc.; Dean Hoechst; Daniel Huper; Steve Huper; Tom Huper; Dean M. Johnson; Douglas Johnson; Elwood Johnson; Michael A. Johnson; Roger A. Johnson; Thomas Jones; Juergens Farms, Inc.; Ken Kaduce; Eugene Kaiser; Kevin Kaiser; Lawrence Kalis; Keller Farms, Inc.; David A. Kluender; Dale Koestler; Norman Kohlmeyer; Lawrence Landsteiner; Paul Landsteiner; James Landsteiner, Individually and Doing Business As Landsteiner Farms; Elwood Langsev; Bruce Lawrence; Arlen S. Legred; Kevin Legred; Roger Legred; Thilmer M. Legred; Thomas Legred; Nathan Legred; Leland Enterprises, Ltd.; Gehard Leland; Gene Leland; Lee Manthei;tim Manthei, Individually and Doing Business As Manthei Brothers; Bruce Mauer; Neal Mensing; James A. Meyer; Sheldon E. Meyer; Ellen J. Molskness; Gerald Molskness; Andrew A. Monson; Erik Monson; Melvin Moore; Jason Mortvedt; Oris Mortvedt; Jon Mutschler; Nelson Farms, Inc.; Richard W. Neinow Co.; Roger D. Nimz; Selmer Nordaas; Defendants;paul Obermeyer; Defendant-appellee;carrol Olsen; Charles Olson; Claire Olson; Diane Olson; Orin J. Olson; Shawn Olson; Todd Olson; Wayne Olson; Robert Oren; Tim Oren, Individually and Doing Business As Oren Brothers; Ronald Osmundson; Randy Oswald; Larry G. Paul; Jeff Peterson; John Pfaffinger; Georgianne Pfaffinger; Neil Rame; David Rennpferd; Fred Rennpferd, Individually and Doing Business As Rennpferd Farms; Dennis Rollenhagen; Richard Rose; Steven Rose; Danny Rynearson; Dave Rynearson, Individually and Doing Business As Rynearson Brothers; Thomas Sackett; Mark Sahr; David L. Sanders; Roger Schaper; Ron L. Schaper; Greg Schultz; Richard Schulz; George Shanahan; John Shanahan, Individually and Doing Business As Shanahan Bros.; Roger Shirk; Steven Shirk; James Skogen; Glen Skogen, Individually and Doing Business As Skogen Brothers; Don Slette; Sohn Dairy, Inc.; Dennis Sonnabend; Paul R. Sonnek; Robert Sonnek, Jr.; Randy Steinhauer; Dennis Stenzel; Stevens Seed Farm, Inc.; Todd Stewart; Kurt Sylvara; Dan Timm; Newton P. Toland; Scott K. Volz; Ronald Wegner; Michael Wegner, Individually and Doing Business As Wegner Farms and Doing Business As Wegson Farms; Dwight Weise; Everett Wessels; Jean Wessels; Charles O. Willette; Dale Wishart; Alan Yonkovich; Gary Yonkovich; Mike Yonkovich, Individually and Doing Business As Yonkovich Bros.; Defendants.jason Mortvedt; John Becker; Clyde Buendorf; Mark Fendrich; Harlan Hall; Daniel W. Huper; Thomas W. Huper; Roger A. Johnson; Thomas R. Jones; Kevin Kaiser; Keller Farms, Inc.; Norman R. Kohlmeyer; Elwood Langsev; Roger Legred; Thilmer M. Legred; Thomas Legred; Nathan Legred; Gerald Molskness; Nelson Farms; Selmer Nordaas; Plaintiffs;paul Obermeyer; Plaintiff-appellee;ronald Osmundson; Gregory S
|199 F.3d 983
|Leonard F., Plaintiff-appellant, v. Israel Discount Bank of New York, Defendant,andthe Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 99
|Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, et al., Petitioners, v. Federal Communications Commission, et al., Respondents
|199 F.3d 996
|United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Juvenile (rra-a), Defendant-appellant
|199 F.3d 998
|United States of America, Appellant, v. Ignacio Tejeda-perez, Appellee
|199 F.3d 981
|Tommy D. Hopkins, Plaintiff/appellant, v. John L. Saunders, Kyle Vickers, Charles Ausfahl, Roy Temple, Beth M. Wheeler, Defendants/appellees.tommy D. Hopkins, Plaintiff/appellee, v. John L. Saunders, Kyle Vickers, Defendants/appellants,charles Ausfahl, Defendant,roy Temple, Beth M. Wheeler, Defendants/appellants
|199 F.3d 968
|United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Darwin Montana, Defendant-appellant
|199 F.3d 947
|United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Scott Thomas, Defendant-appellant
|199 F.3d 950
|Virginia E. Brouwer, Wesley Baxter, Alberta E. Haessig, Hardy Hicks, Jr., Natalie Hicks, Gerald J. Moss, Viola Robinette, June Yost, and Ruth Wilcher, Individually and on Behalf of All Others Similarly Situated, Plaintiffs-appellants,v.raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Catherine L. Bridge, and Barnes & Thornburg, Defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 961
|Leigh Cline, Plaintiff-appellant, v. Catholic Diocese of Toledo; Catholic Diocesan School of Toledo; St. Paul Elementary School; Herbert J. Willman, Administrator St. Paul Elementary School, Defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 853
|United States of America, Appellant, v. Louise Mango, Kenneth Austin, Kevin Dominske and Phenix Environmental, Inc.,defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 85
|United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Jackson Ayobam Olaniyi-oke, Defendant-appellant
|199 F.3d 767
|Voting Integrity Project, Inc., et Al, Plaintiffs-appellants,v.elton Bomer, Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 773
|Commercial Services of Perry, Inc., Plaintiff-appellant, v. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 778
|United States of America, Appellee, v. Robert A. Aliotta, Wilfred W. Leyland, and William Peters, Defendants-appellants
|199 F.3d 78
|Thomas Albarado; Larry P. Barrilleaux; A. G. Bradley; Leonard C. Gettridge; Lester A. Thomas; Bryan L. Mayeaux, Jr.; Fred C. Perault; David B. Shill, Iii; Walter J. Farrell, Iii; Robert M. Bell, Iii; Earnest Thibodeaux, Plaintiffs - Appellees, v. Southern Pacific Transportation Company; et al., Defendants, Union Pacific Railroad Company, a Delaware Corporation, Previously Known As Southern Pacific Railroad Company, in Its Corporate Capacity and As Successor by Merger to Both Union Pacific Railroad Company, a Utah Corporation, and Missouri Pacific Railroad, a Delaware Corporation, Formerly Known As Southern Pacific Transportation Company; the Kansas City Southern Railway Company, Inc.; Illinois Central Railroad Co., Inc.; Csx Transportation, Inc.; the Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway Company; the Alabama Great Southern Railroad Company; Norfolk Southern Railway Company, Inc., Defendants - Appellants
|199 F.3d 762
|United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Antonio Ibarra-sanchez, Defendant-appellant.united States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Miguel Angel Aguero-miranda; Ricardo Vasquez, Defendants-appellants
|199 F.3d 753
|Gte South, Incorporated, Plaintiff-appellant,andunited States of America, Intervenor-plaintiff, v. Theodore v. Morrison, Jr.; Hullihen W. Moore; I. Clinton Miller, in Their Official Capacities As Commissioners of the Virginia State Corporation Commission; Cox Fibernet Commercial Services, Incorporated; At&t Communications of Virginia, Incorporated; Mci Telecommunications Corporation; Mcimetro Access Transmission Services of Virginia, Incorporated, Defendants-appellees,andattorney General of the Commonwealth of Virginia, Intervenor-defendant
|199 F.3d 733
|The Procter & Gamble Company, Plaintiff-appellant, v. Colgate-palmolive Company, Young & Rubicam Inc., and Dentsu, Young & Rubicam, a Partnership, Defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 74
|Unites States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Tommie Hass, Defendant-appellant
|199 F.3d 749
|Waste Control Specialists, Llc, Plaintiff-appellant, v. Envirocare of Texas, Inc.; et al., Defendants,envirocare of Texas, Inc; Envirocare of Utah, Inc.; Khosrow B. Semnani; Charles A. Judd; Frank C. Thorley, Defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 781
|Texas Carpenters Health Benefit Fund, and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers-national Electrical Contractors Association Southwestern Health and Benefit Fund, and the North Texas Laborers' Health and Welfare Fund, on Behalf of Themselves and on Behalf of All Others Similarly Situated, Plaintiffs-appellants, v. Philip Morris Incorporated; Rj Reynolds Tobacco Company; Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation; Bat Industries Plc; Lorillard Tobacco Company; Liggett Group Inc; the American Tobacco Co; United States Tobacco Company; Smokeless Tobacco Council Inc; the Tobacco Institute Inc; and Hill & Knowlton Inc. Defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 788
|United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. David L. Shafer, Defendant-appellant
|199 F.3d 826
|Edward Alan Hill, Petitioner-appellant, v. Anthony J. Brigano, Warden, Respondent-appellee
|199 F.3d 833
|Douglas R. Shisler, Mary Ann Shisler, Libera Services Company Ltd., Shisler Family Irrevocable Trust, Mds Global Company, Cypress Funds, Inc., Mds International, Petitioners-appellants, v. United States of America, Respondent-appellee
|199 F.3d 848
|United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Harold Samour, Defendant-appellant
|199 F.3d 821
|United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Norman C. Hartsel, Defendant-appellant
|199 F.3d 812
|Peter R. Harvey and Robert P. Lofblad, Plaintiffs-appellees,v.roland J. Joyce and Ctc Minerals, Inc., a Delaware Corporation, Defendants-appellants
|199 F.3d 790
|International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, Afl-cio, Plaintiff-appellant, v. Compania Mexicana De Aviacion, S.a. De C.v., Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 796
|Anthony Thompson (98-5518); Liberty Mutual Insurance Company (98-5585), Plaintiffs-appellants/cross-appellees, v. the Budd Company (98-5613), Defendant-appellee/cross-appellant,barton-malow Company, Inc.; Albert Kahn Associates, Inc., Defendants-appellees,merrick Mechanical, Inc., Third Party Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 799
|Royal E. Claybrook, Jr., Gwannette Claybrook, Petrece Claybrook, Co-administrators of the Estate of Royal Claybrook, Sr., and Quintana Claybrook, Plaintiffs-appellants, v. Jesse Birchwell, Steve Lewis, Ken Spencer, Robert Kirchner, and Metropolitan Government of Nashville & Davidson County, Defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 350
|Plaintiff v. Defendant
|199 F.3d 329
|Joe R. Stringer; Desiree H. Stringer, Plaintiffs-appellants, v. Cendant Mortgage Corporation, Doing Business As Phh Mortgage Services Corporation, Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 190
|United States of America, Plaintiff - Appellee,v.robert Glendon Mills, Jr, Defendant - Appellant
|199 F.3d 184
|United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Mahmoud Hassouneh, Defendant-appellant
|199 F.3d 174
|Kelvin Washington, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Hca Health Services of Texas, Inc., Doing Business As Hca Spring Branch Medical Center, Defendant-appellant
|199 F.3d 192
|United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee,v.cecil Anthony Dortch, Defendant-appellant
|199 F.3d 193
|Lake Charles Stevedores, Inc., Plaintiff-appellant v. Professor Vladimir Popov Mv, in Rem, Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 220
|W.h.scott Construction Company, Inc Plaintiff-appellee, v. City of Jackson, Mississippi; Harvey Johnson, in His Official Capacity As Mayor of the City of Jackson, Ms; Louis E Armstrong, in His Official Capacity As a Present Member of the Jackson City Council; Margaret Barrett, in Her Official Capacity As a Present Member of the Jackson City Council; Chip Reno, in His Official Capacity As a Present Member of the Jackson City Council; Kenneth Stokes, in His Official Capacity As a Present Member of the Jackson City Council; William Brown, in His Official Capacity As a Member of the Jackson City Council; Robert Williams, in His Official Capacity As a Present Member of the Jackson City Council; Ben Allen, in His Official Capacity As a Present Member of the Jackson City Council, Defendants-appellants
|199 F.3d 206
|Lilia Twombly, F/k/a Lilia Majerczyk, Plaintiff, Appellant, v. Aig Life Insurance Company, Defendant, Appellee
|199 F.3d 20
|Montcalm Publishing Corporation, Plaintiff-appellant,anddonald Arlis Hodges; Michael Glynn Flora, Plaintiffs, v. Commonwealth of Virginia; Ronald Angelone, in His Official Capacity As Director of the Department of Corrections of the Commonwealth of Virginia; R. J. Beck; J. Horton; R. A. Young; E. C. Morris; Ms. Summers; John Doe, 1 7, in Their Official Capacities Such Fictitious Names Being Designed to Identify Those Vdoc Employees Whose True Dentities Are Now Unknown to Plaintiff-intervenor, but Who Serve As (a) Members of the Vdoc Publication Review Committee, (2) Warden or Superintendent of Keen Mountain Correctional Center (kmcc), and (3) Functional Kmcc Mail-room Censor; J. Phippin; Mr. Beck, Defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 168
|United States of America, Appellee, v. Charles Lee, A/k/a Charles Heard, Defendant, Appellant
|199 F.3d 16
|Tony Bruce Bennett, Petitioner-appellant, v. Christopher Artuz, Superintendent, Respondent-appellee
|199 F.3d 116
|United States of America, v. Michael J. Morley, Ii, Appellant
|199 F.3d 129
|United States of America, v. Kenneth Johnson Appellant
|199 F.3d 123
|Raymond W. Snider, Plaintiff-appellant, v. Dr. Melindez, Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 108
|Linda S. Phinney, Etc., et al., Plaintiffs, Appellees, v. Wentworth Douglas Hospital, et al., Defendants, Appellees,craig Paulshock, M.d., Defendant, Appellant
|199 F.3d 1
|In Re: Tmi Litigationlori Dolan; Joseph Gaughan; Ronald Ward; Estate of Pearl Hickernell; Kenneth Putt; Estate of Ethelda Hilt; Paula Obercash; Jolene Peterson; Estate of Gary Villella; Estate of Leo Beam, Appellants No. 96-7623in Re: Tmi Litigationall Plaintiffs Except Lori Dolan, Joseph Gaughan, Ronald Ward, Estate of Pearl Hickernell, Kenneth Putt, Estate of Ethelda Hilt, Paula Obercash, Jolene Peterson, Estate of Gary Villella and Estate of Leo Beam, Appellants No. 96-7624in Re: Tmi Litigationall Plaintiffs; Arnold Levin; Laurence Berman; Lee Swartz, Appellants No. 96-7625
|199 F.3d 158
|John Doe, v. National Board of Medical Examiners, Appellant (d.c. Ci v. No. 99-cv-04532)
|199 F.3d 146
|Kenneth White, v. Abco Engineering Corp., Defendant/third-party Plaintiff v. H.h.s. Recycling, Inc.; Hamm's Sanitation, Inc.; Third-party Defendantskenneth E. White, Appellant in No. 98-6206, Hamm's Sanitation, Inc., Appellant in No. 98-6207 (d.c. Ci v. No. 98-cv-00622)
|199 F.3d 140
|In the Matter Of: Athanassios Nikoloutsos, Debtor.wanda Nikoloutsos, Appellant, v. Anthanassios Nikoloutsos, Appellee
|199 F.3d 233
|Hoover Color Corporation, Plaintiff-appellant, v. Bayer Corporation, Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 160
|Mary Glover, et al., Plaintiffs-appellees, v. Perry Johnson, Director, Michigan Department of Corrections, et al.,defendants-appellants
|199 F.3d 310
|Napoleon Hartsfield, Plaintiff-appellant, v. Pete Vidor, Deputy, Sued in His Individual and Official Capacity, et al.,defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 305
|Arkan Haio, Petitioner-appellee, v. Immigration and Naturalization Service; Carol Jenifer, District Director,respondents-appellants
|199 F.3d 302
|United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Will Brian Odom, Defendant-appellant
|199 F.3d 321
|Plaintiff v. Defendant
|199 F.3d 329
|Barbara Butler, Plaintiff-appellant, v. Owens-brockway Plastic Products, Inc., Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 314
|Rodalton Hart, et al., Plaintiffs,rodalton Hart; Joseph Burrell; Edward Murtagh; Carl Pepper; Richard Perry; George T. Wynne; Walter L. Upchurch; Tom Slack; Sharpe Planting Company Ii, a Partnership; L&l Planting Co., a Partnership, Plaintiffs-appellants, v. Bayer Corporation; Fmc Corporation; Zeneca Inc.; American Cyanamid Company; Rhone-poulenc Incorporated; E.i. Dupont De Nemours and Company; Valent U.s.a. Corporation; Ciba-geigy Corporation; and Larry Makamson, Defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 239
|Dinsmore Instrument Company; Robert C. Dinsmore, Plaintiffs-appellants, v. Bombardier, Incorporated, D/b/a Sea-doo/ski-doo; Digico Ltee, Defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 318
|Richard K. Wolff, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Thomas E. Moore (98-4089); Sanford Whitlow (98-4080), Defendants-appellants
|199 F.3d 324
|Kevin L. Shehee, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Mark H. Luttrell, Individually; Jonathan C. Miner, Individually; Greg Fleming, Individually; Kenny Morgan, Individually; Margaret C. Hambrick, Individually; Edward L. Crosley, Individually; Mark Henry, Individually; Michael Robertson, Individually, Defendants-appellants
|199 F.3d 295
|Lupe Valdes, Plaintiff-appellant, v. Wal-mart Stores, Inc.; et al., Defendants,wal-mart Stores, Inc.; Terry William, Defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 290
|Rhode Island Association of Realtors, Inc., Plaintiff, Appellee, v. Sheldon Whitehouse, Attorney General for the State of Rhode Island, Defendant, Appellant
|199 F.3d 26
|Cherie Shipp, Jerry Gates, Plaintiffs-appellees, v. Royce L. Mcmahon, Sheriff of Webster Parish, Louisiana Steve Cropper, Webster Parish Sheriff's Office Deputy Betty Shipp, Webster Parish Sheriff's Office Deputy Theodore L. Riser, Sheriff of Webster Parish Louisiana, Defendants-appellants
|199 F.3d 256
|In the Matter Of: Horace J. Lewis, Jr., Debtor.louisiana Department of Revenue and Taxation, Appellant, v. Horace J. Lewis, Jr. Appellee
|199 F.3d 249
|Lynn L. Weber, Plaintiff-appellant, v. Roadway Express, Inc., Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 270
|Bernita Washington; Kevin Washington; Peggy Malbrough; Roy Malbrough, Jr; Bernice Augustine Guichard; Vernon Guichard, Jr, Plaintiffs - Appellees, v. Csc Credit Services Inc; Equifax Credit Information Services Inc, Defendants - Appellants
|199 F.3d 263
|Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo, Plaintiff-appellee, v. David Laney; Robert L. Nichols; Anne S. Wynne; Eddie Sanchez; and Rudy Lugo, Defendants-appellants
|199 F.3d 281
|Sealed Appellant 1 and Sealed Appellant 2, Plaintiffs-appellants, v. Sealed Appellee, Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 276
|Abel Rodriguez, Plaintiff-appellant, v. Texas Commission on the Arts, Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 279
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|199 F.3d 1068
|Alpha Therapeutic Corporation, a California Corp., and Clyde Mccauley, Plaintiffs-appellants, v. Nippon Hoso Kyokai, a Japanese Special Juridic Entity, A/k/a Japan Broadcasting Corp., Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 1078
|United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Ray Shumway; Molly Shumway, Defendants-appellants
|199 F.3d 1093
|Robert William Clayton, Petitioner-appellant, v. Gary Gibson, Warden of the Oklahoma State Penitentiary; Drew Edmondson, Attorney General for the State of Oklahoma, Respondents-appellees
|199 F.3d 1162
|United States of America, Plaintiff-appellant, v. Marcus Nolan, Also Known As Big Marc; and Elizabeth Cunningham, Defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 1180
|Southwestern Bell Wireless Inc., Fka Southwestern Bell Mobile Systems, Inc. As General Partner of Kansas City Smsa Limited Partnership and Kansas City Smsa Limited Partnership, Plaintiffs - Appellees, v. Johnson County Board of County Commissioners, Defendant - Appellant
|199 F.3d 1185
|Ramon Haro-arteaga Petitioner, v. United States of America Respondent
|199 F.3d 1195
|Kenneth Wayne Paxton, Petitioner-appellee/ Cross-appellant, v. Ron Ward, Respondent-appellant/ Cross-appellee
|199 F.3d 1197
|Stephen R. Boyes and Patrice Boyes, Plaintiffs-appellants, v. Shell Oil Products Company, Mobil Oil Company, and Tenneco Oil Company, Defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 1260
|United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee-cross-appellant, v. Pierre Andre Cover, Defendant-appellant-cross-appellee
|199 F.3d 1270
|United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Kenneth Jackson, Defendant-appellant
|199 F.3d 1279
|United States of America,plaintiff-appellee-cross-appellant, v. Saturnino Figueroa, Defendant-appellant,elizabeth Roman, Defendant-appellant-cross-appellee
|199 F.3d 1281
|United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Kyle Michael Brewer, A.k.a. Michael Brewer, Etc.,benjamin Brewer, et al., Defendants-appellants
|199 F.3d 1283
|United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Samuel J. Hester, Defendant-appellant
|199 F.3d 1287
|Allstate Insurance Company, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Mary A. Clohessy, et al., Defendants-appellants
|199 F.3d 1293
|The Toro Company, Plaintiff-appellee, v. White Consolidated Industries, Inc., and Wci Outdoor Products, Inc.,defendants-appellants
|199 F.3d 1295
|Amy Gleklen, Appellant v. Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, Inc., et al.,appellees
|199 F.3d 1365
|Frederick W. Martin, Petitioner v. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Respondentportland Natural Gas Transmission System, Intervenor
|199 F.3d 1370
|In Re Sale Guaranty Corporation, Debtor.alfred H. Siegel, Trustee, Appellant, v. Terry Newman; Judy Newman, Appellees.in Re Sale Guaranty Corporation, Debtor.alfred H. Siegel, Trustee, Appellant, v. Bernard G. Boston; Carol A. Boston, Appellees. in Re Sale Guaranty Corporation, Debtor.alfred H. Siegel, Trustee, Appellant, v. David Victor Ward, Appellee
|199 F.3d 1375
|Leslie Weatherhead, Plaintiff-appellant, v. United States of America; Department of Justice; United States Department of State, Defendant-appellant
|199 F.3d 1375
|Perry S. Mckay and Charles C. Mckay, Plaintiffs-appellants, v. United States, Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 1376
|Leatherman Tool Group, Inc., an Oregon Corporation, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Cooper Industries, Inc., an Ohio Corporation, Defendant-appellant
|199 F.3d 1009
|United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Jerry Lee Johnston, Defendant-appellant
|199 F.3d 1015
|In Re Joseph A. Mora; Toshiko Mora, Debtors.joseph A. Mora; Toshiko Mora, Plaintiffs-appellants, v. Gilbert Vasquez, Trustee; James A. Dumas, Jr.; Bancboston Mortgage Corporation, a Corporation, Defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 1024
|In Re Parmetex, Inc., D/b/a/ Trade Ventures, Debtor.avalanche Maritime, Ltd. and Mountain Peak Maritime, Ltd., Plaintiffs-appellants,andseaplace Shipping Ltd., Plaintiff, v. Sunil Parekh, Jr.; Sevanti Parekh, A/k/a Sunil Parekh, Sr.; Reshma Parekh; Jitendra Kapadia; Forentab Investment, Ltd.; Bank of Baroda; Calipar Trading, Inc.; Merplex, Inc.; Erwin Shustak; Shustak, Jalil, Sanders & Heller, Defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 1029
|Panchita Hodgers-durgin, Individually and on Behalf of All Others Similarly Situated; Antonio v. Lopez, Individually and on Behalf of All Others Similarly Situated, Plaintiffs-appellants, v. Gustavo De La Vina, in His Official Capacity; Ronald E. Sanders, in His Official Capacity; Stephen Norman, in His Official Capacity, Defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 1037
|Rosario Gutierrez, Plaintiff-appellant, v. Kenneth S. Apfel, Commissioner of Social Security, Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 1048
|United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Robert W. Kubick, Defendant-appellant.united States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. William D. Herron, Defendant-appellant.united States of America, Plaintiff-appellant, v. Robert W. Kubick, William D. Herron, Defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 1051
|Laborers Health and Welfare Trust Fund for Northern California; Laborers Vacation-holiday Trust Fund for Northern California; Laborers Pension Trust Fund for Northern California; Laborers Training and Retraining Trust Fund for Northern California, Plaintiffs-appellants-cross-appellees, v. Leslie G. Delbon Co., Inc., a California Corporation, Defendant-appellee-cross-appellant
|199 F.3d 1109
|Baby Tam & Co., Inc., a Nevada Corporation, Plaintiff-appellant, v. City of Las Vegas, Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 1111
|Charles Wetzel, Plaintiff-appellant, v. Lou Ehlers Cadillac Group Long Term Disability Insurance Program; Reliance Standard Life Insurance Company, Defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 1111
|Susan Erickson, Individually and on Behalf of Michael Erickson, Plaintiff-appellant, v. Albuquerque Public Schools, Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 1116
|Lynnette M. Duke, Plaintiff-appellant, v. Absentee Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma Housing Authority, Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 1123
|Elizabeth Perry, Plaintiff-appellant and Cross-appellee, v. Judy Woodward, Individually and As the Bernalillo County Clerk and the Board of County Commissioners of the County of Bernalillo, Defendants-appellees and Cross-appellants
|199 F.3d 1126
|United States of America, Plaintiff - Appellee, v. Marland Lamont Hill, Defendant - Appellant
|199 F.3d 1143
|United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Anita L. Guidry, Defendant-appellant
|199 F.3d 1150
|Mae Lee Hunt; Linda Vissat, Co-administrators of the Estate of Jody Mapp, Plaintiffs-appellants, v. Judy Uphoff, Individually and in Her Official Capacity As Wyoming Department of Corrections Director; James Ferguson, Individually and in His Official Capacity As Wyoming Department of Corrections State Penitentiary Warden; Jim Davis, Individually and in His Official Capacity As Wyoming Department of Corrections State Penitentiary Health Care Administrator; John Peery, Individually and in Hisofficial Capacity As Wyoming Department of Health Services Administrator; Dr. Englesjerd, in His Individual Capacity and As Wyoming Department of Corrections State Penitentiary Medical Doctor; Dr. Paul Long, in His Individual Capacity and As Wyoming Department of Corrections State Penitentiary Medical Doctor; Dr. Zanny Reimer, Individually and in His Official Capacity As Wyoming Department of Corrections Honor Conservation Camp Doctor; Dr. Mike Jording, Individually and in His Official Capacity As Wyoming Department of Corrections Honor Conservation Camp Doctor; Dr. Kenneth William Schulze, Individually and in His Official Capacity As Wyoming Department of Corrections State Penitentiary Medical Doctor, Defendants-appellees
|199 F.3d 1220
|Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation; Montana Farm Bureau Federation; American Farm Bureau Federation; Mountain States Legal Foundation; Idaho Farm Bureau Federation; National Audubon Society, a Nonprofit Corporation; Predatorproject, a Nonprofit Corporation; Sinapu, a Nonprofit Corporation; Gray Wolf Committee, a Conservation Group, Plaintiffs-appellees,cat D. Urbigkit; James R. Urbigkit, Plaintiffs-appellees and Cross-appellants, v. Bruce Babbitt, Secretary of Department of Interior; George T. Frampton, Assistant Secretary of Fish and Wildlife and Parks, Department of Interior; Jamie Clark, Director of United States Fish and Wildlife Service; Ralph O. Morgenweck, Regional Director of United States Fish and Wildlife Service; Edward E. Bangs, Project Leader of Gray Wolf Eis; Roger Kennedy, Director of National Park Service; Daniel Glickman, Secretary of Department of Agriculture; Michael Dombeck, Chief Forester of United States Forest Service, in Their Official Capacities; Department of Interior; United States Fish Andwildlife Service; National Park Service; Department of Agriculture; United States Forest Service; United States of America, Defendants-appellants and Cross-appellees,national Wildlife Federation; Wyoming Wildlife Federation; Idaho Wildlife Federation; Wolf Education and Research Center; Defenders of Wildlife, Intervenors-appellants,nez Perce Tribe, Intervenors
|199 F.3d 1224
|American Target Advertising, Inc., a Virginia Corporation, Plaintiff -appellant, v. Francine A. Giani, in Her Official Capacity As Division Director of the Utah Division of Consumer Protection, Department of Commerce for the State of Utah, Defendant - Appellee.bruce W. Eberle & Associates, Inc.; Free Speech Defense and Education Fund, Inc., Mike Hatch, Minnesota Attorney General, et al., Amici Curiae
|199 F.3d 1241
|Frederick Webster, Petitioner-appellant, v. Michael W. Moore, Secretary of Florida Department of Corrections, Respondent-appellee
|199 F.3d 1256
|Hollyanne Corporation, Plaintiff-appellant, v. Tft, Inc., Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 1304
|Caroline E. Strickland, Plaintiff-appellant,andarthur Charlton and Joyce Healy, Plaintiffs-appellants, v. United States, Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 1310
|Judge Terry J. Hatter, Jr., Mary Martin Arceneaux, on Behalf to the Late Judge George Arceneaux, Jr., Judge Peter H. Beer, Judge Dudley H. Bowen, Jr., Dolores Lee Burciaga, Executrix of the Estate of Chief Judge Juan G. Burciaga, Judge A.j. Mcnamara, Judge Harry Pregerson, Judge Raul A. Ramirez, Judge Norman C. Roettger, Jr., Chief Judge Thomas A. Wiseman, Jr., Chief Judge Terence T. Evans, Judge Henry A. Mentz, Jr., Chief Judge Wilbur D. Owens, Jr., Judge Henry R. Wilhoit, Jr., Judge Harold A. Baker and Chief Judge Michael M. Mihm, Plaintiffs- Appellants.v.united States, Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 1316
|S&m Enterprises, Plaintiff-appellant, v. United States, Defendant-appellee
|199 F.3d 1317
|Contractor's Sand and Gravel, Inc.,petitioner v. Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission and Secretary of Labor, Respondents
|199 F.3d 1335
|Gte New Media Services Incorporated, Appellee v. Bellsouth Corporation, et al., Appellants
|199 F.3d 1343
|American Immigration Lawyers Association, et al.,appellants v. Janet Reno, Attorney General of the United States, et al.,appellees
|199 F.3d 1352


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United States v. Angela Esparza
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United States v. Angela Esparza, Court Docket Number: 11-cr-00338-PMP-GWF - Case assigned to Judge Philip M. Pro; Defendant pleaded guilty on 9/21/11.
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After stumbling against Vitor Belfort and then rebounding against Costas Philippou, former Strikeforce champion Luke Rockhold wants to take the express route to UFC title contention.
His next opportunity to take a step towards the belt currently wrapped around Chris Weidman's waist will come against Tim Boetsch.
Rockhold and Boetsch will square off as part of the UFC 172: Jones vs. Teixeira fight card slated for April 26 in Baltimore, Md. UFC officials announced the bout Tuesday morning.
Rockhold moved over to the UFC with the rest of the Strikeforce roster when Zuffa shuttered the promotion early last year. Having held the middleweight championship for Strikeforce, Rockhold was expected to move immediately into contention in the Octagon.
He stumbled out of the gate, however, becoming one of the latest head-kick knockout victims of a streaking Vitor Belfort.
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After taking a few months to regroup, Rockhold returned to headline a UFC Fight Night in Atlanta last month, where he was the one scoring the knockout blow. He dropped Costas Philippou with a kick to the body, earning Knockout of the Night honors and moving a rung up the middleweight ladder.
Boetsch (17-6) had been streaking towards a 185-pound title shot himself, winning his first four fights after dropping from 205 pounds down to 185, including victories over highly touted fighters Yushin Okami and Hector Lombard.
He then dropped back-to-back bouts to Philippou and Mark Munoz, however, derailing his championship aspirations.
Boetsch's most recent trip to the Octagon saw him get back in the win column with a split-decision victory over C.B. Dollaway last October in Houston. A victory over the former Strikeforce champion would catapult him back into the upper echelon of the weight class.
UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones clashes with Glover Teixeira in the UFC 172 headliner.
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if these guys get in wrestling match, remember david heath : D
172 is shaping out to be a stacked card!
That being said, i think Rockhold will destroy Boetsch!
CB Dolloway murdered Boetsch.
this is bogus, rather see him fight the winner of machida & moussasi
im gonna have to agree with the consensus here that he should be fighting somebody of a higher caliber, its kinda insulting to rockhold to be honest cuz dude is legit in my book.
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Stop everything because the greatest day of the year is upon us. That's right — today is National Guacamole Day, and there's only one way to celebrate. Consider this roundup our ode to the creamy, tasty dip that has made our game days and picnics all the better. Click on for basic recipes, spicy spins, and everything in between. Did someone say "guacalicious"?


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TRUGLO Rite-Site XS Bow Sight
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Durability and precision advance to the next level with the new TRUGLO ®; Rite-Site XS T. The pin design is very distinctive and precise for increased brightness to ensure perfection. The pin guard is lightweight and super-strong. Features include a 2 inch aperture inner diameter, glow in the dark ring, elevation and windage markings and rheostat adjustable light. Rite-Site XS T can also be modified for either right or left handed shooters.
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- Brightness increase with distinctive pin design
- Built for unmatched durability and precision with .019" diameter pins
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- 2 inch aperture inner diameter
- Shooter's ring is glow in the dark for aligning peep sight easily
- Two level vertical bars
- CNC machined
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- Elevation an windage markings
- Rheostat light is adjustable
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Rated 3.8 out of 5 by 17 reviewers.
Rated 1 out of 5 by Tracku A cheap piece of junk I rarely hear poor reviews, even if the product deserves? But you asked, so here you go. This site is neither "durable" nor "precise." The light will not stay in place and the pins are difficult to move when you want them to? And then they move all by themselves! I have been satisfied with the most of the products that Dick's sells, but this one needs to be taken off the shelf. February 19, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by SKinsey Good over all site The bow I purchased had a rather cheap set up so I purchased this one for its night time glow and the 3 sites. Other than it using 2 different allen wrench sizes to install/ adjust it it works really well. February 13, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by hardcorehunter one of the best sight I've ever used Very easy installation and very easy to sight in I love the fact it has a an adjustable light that makes it glow February 11, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Greywolf true glo xs. Easy to adjust for left handed shooters. Just have some super glue ready for re attaching the spirit level. February 11, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by My nickname Great I recently bought a recurve and wanted an average sight for it, so i didnt buy the most expensive one, and i couldnt be happier. This is just as wonderful as the really expensive ones. It works, and i love it. Fully adjustable, very accurate. February 5, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by USNFC2 Inexpensive, good, bright sight I picked up this sight really because I was in a hurry and it was the only one they had. I usually go for Trophy Ridge products. I was surprised at how good of quality this sight was though. It has held up well. It was easy to sight in, and the fibers are bright enough for dawn and dusk hunting. September 4, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Billy Bob had special size star bolts but did not provide tools to install! It had special sized star bolts that stripped out rather easily, but they didn't provide the specialty allen wrench or star wrench needed to install the unit nor the specialized tools needed to adjust the sights themselves. I also bought the 4 arrow mounted quiver by the same manufacturer and it had the same problem. Not happy at all when I can't install it on my bow without going out and buying the tools to install and adjust. I like the design, mostly, except what is noted above, They really cheaped out with this one. A couple of cheap allen or star wrenches is all they needed to put in the package, but apparently, they didn't consider that! They also could have kept the sizes of the bolts the same at least, and the sight pins are the same, have to have a super tiny star/allen wrench to adjust them! :( August 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Demo9mm Solid for the price The site is great, very solid. Went right on my bow, tighted easily. August 29, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by InFerrumVeritas Not a bad sight, but get the 5-pin if you can afford the extra cost The good: Durable construction, level, visible pins, accurate. The bad: if you're left handed, it is impossible to see the windage adjustment lines. It uses different size wrenches to install and adjust, which is a pet peeve of mine when it comes to sights. I wish it had a little longer adjustment bars. The five pin not only gives you extra pins which means shooting a larger variety of distances without estimation, but the pin visibility is even better due to how it lets light in. Still, if you need a sight under $30, this is the one to get. April 18, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Sophist High Visibility Bought this product at the end of Massachusetts Deer season and had two day's left in the season...Thinking I wouldn't get back out again for the year I purchased this to replace an older box style sight with no LED. I couldn't be more happy with the decision to change. First thing is the brightness is fantastic in low light situations. Though turning the LED up to high does obstruct the distant visibility of your target I find if I set it on a low setting that issue is not a factor. I was having trouble with low light situations during the season and cause I got some extra time on the last two day's of the season I got a chance to go out and get some time in with it. Had a 4 point I had missed earlier in the year come by about 5 minutes before closing hour very little light at this point and got the pins on him. Had a wonderful bright red pin glowing right on his shoulder but he never came into range. That being said I had no issues seeing him or my pins due to the LED set to half light. Just wish he had gotten a little closer and this story may have been a bit different. The one issue I do have with the LED itself nothing so far has been an issue with the sight itself was that it seems to turn on erratically and not on a dimmer like the turn switch seems to supposedly be. Not a big issue but I can see it burning battery if your not paying attention to it when stored. Other then that the pin fibers are on a solid backing and have little chance of breaking unlike my last sight with fibers just free floating and warping from the sun. Overall great bow sight for the money and I am completely satisfied with the product. January 16, 2013


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Skull wedding cake toppers
I found these on www.artfire.com. They are so amazing!
These are all around $200 for each set but they are so cool! I want them all!! LOL
I found these on www.artfire.com. They are so amazing!
These are all around $200 for each set but they are so cool! I want them all!! LOL
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very cooool
I love the first set too but I just love them all really! Haha
Very pretty!!! I know Michaels will have a lot of those types of things for sale after Halloween if you don't want to spend $200 on a pair. But those are really nice! I like the first pair the best!~
Those would look awesome with a theme!!!! I love them!!!
I don't mind spending $200 on them at all. I just don't know how to pick just one! Ha!
I like the blue set and the green set the best. =)
I definitely agree, blue and green are the best! Good luck deciding ;)
@Uhlease- Did you mean that Michael's would have the stuff to make these myself? Or have you seen something similiar to these there before?
I was just at Michaels the other day and I saw a bunch of stuff like this. However, I'm sure the quality wasn't as good...the ones you posted looks like ceramic or something shinier, whereas at Michaels it didn't. I did not pick any of it up though just admired at how pretty it was!
I actually purchased the red and black ones a few months back for our wedding cake toppers!!!
Very cool! I went to a Dio de los Muertos wedding last November and the bride had the cake and all the centerpieces decked out with skulls like this. Pretty sure she found a lot on ebay...I would try searching there and also just try searching other day of the dead decor...you may find little skulls that you could use that aren't specifically cake toppers but would work for it - and save some $$ !
Here are a few of her pics:
These would look so fab as a cake topper! I love the green set the best. :) Great find!
Oh cute!! Those are actually really pretty =]
I want the purple ones!
Those are awesome!! I love the purple (just cuz that's one of my fav colors).


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Kullman is originally from Wisconsin, but has lived in Minnesota for the past 30 years. He told the Kanabec County Times that he knows what the people of Mora need and that he is ready to deliver it.
Kullman has worked in the trucking industry for more than 29 years. He also told the paper this has given him much experience in managing budgets, adhering to tight schedules and working well with a variety of personalities.
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c. 1928
Dress, Evening
Louiseboulanger (French, 1878–1950
c. 1928
The Met says: Feathers of the 1920s swayed with the new music and dance, benefited from Orientalism's panache and bent for the exotic, and allowed clothing to be more fluid and flexible than ever. Here, the feather trim is individual filiments of ostrich plume knotted together to form longer strands.* Each is dyed a different tone for the effect of an ombré cascade. The feather in nature is a beautiful form, but Louiseboulanger's feathers are purposely governed and distilled beyond natural beauty to achieve a trim synthetic and sophisticated silhouette.
* :o woah. I would not have wanted that job.
ca. 1925
The Met says: During the 1920s, the days were for working and the nights were for dancing. Women's dress was liberating, as the hemlines rose and the waistlines dropped. Evenings were spent at clubs and it was common to see ladies dancing the Charleston and Black Bottom, sipping cocktails and enjoying an occasional cigarette. Featured, is a quintessential dance dress from the 1920s. This piece is visually appealing because of the various textures and patterns created by the surface decoration. The detailed beadwork is quite stunning and would catch the light as the wearer was in motion. To add a feminine touch, the tulle bow has been added at the waist, and the extra fabric drapes over the shoulder.
ca. 1925
The Met says: This dress takes on the tubular shape which was the dominant silhouette of the 1920s. The sheer top, adorned with rhinestones, intersects at the waist to create a skirt consisting of tiers of scalloped beadwork of a typical Art Deco pattern. The execution of the design of the skirt is exquisite and highly impressive. When worn for an evening out, there is no doubt this was a flattering dress that made heads turn as it caught the light when the wearer was dancing the Charleston or Black Bottom.
Ensemble, Evening
Philippe & Gaston ca. 1925
The Met says: The 1920s was the era of the flapper - a liberated woman who danced all night, sipped cocktails and frequently smoked. She was a carefree spirit and this was expressed through her dress. Hemlines rose and waistlines dropped, creating a tubular silhouette. Sheer and delicate fabrics were used, revealing more skin, and heavy beading was a common adornment, for the beads would catch the light and sparkle while the wearer was in motion. For a fabulous night on the town, a lady had to have the appropriate wardrobe and this evening dress is a perfect example of a well-made dress of the period. It is a visually appealing piece with the combination of the ombré fabric and the refined beadwork. The floating panels on the skirt are a classic design element of the 1920s dresses and would have been quite eye-catching
Yes please!
c. 1925
Dress, Evening
Edward Molyneux (French, born Britain, 1891–1974)
c. 1925
The Met says: Often remembered as Captain Molyneux, Edward Molyneux began his career with the English couturiere Lucile, Lady Duff Gordon, as a fashion sketcher and later assistant, traveling with her from London to New York and Chicago. Returning after WWI with blindness in one eye, Molyneux opened his own couture house in 1919 in Paris at 14 rue Royale. He opened several other branches, in both Monte Carlo and Cannes, and finally London. Molyneux had an artistic flair and obsession with the bourgeois. His clientele included the social elite as well as stars of the stage. Working in luxurious fabrics, he created exquisite pieces for both day and night, his colors of choice being navy, black and beige. His simplistic masterpieces were perfect for the woman who desired to look "absolutely" right.This evening ensemble from the mid-twenties is a perfect example of the refined designs of Molyneux. The neutral color choice subdues the eye yet on close examination, the extent of beading is astonishing. A provocative touch is the low cut overblouse, made appropriate by the sheer underdress beneath. This is a classic example of the boyish cut so favored by all women during the twenties.
c. 1926-28
The Met says: During the 1920s it was common for women to spend their nights on the town, dancing and drinking cocktails. The fashionable silhouette called for a dropped waist and raised hemline, and with such rapid moves being performed on the dance floor, this new form of dress complimented the carefree lifestyle. This dress is an excellent example of the style of the period and is of interest for its refined French workmanship and finishing. The beadwork is very detailed and the pattern is visually appealing, as the beads cascade down onto the bodice.
Jeanne Lanvin (French, 1867–1946)
fall/winter 1925–26
The Met says: The arcing appliqué design is characteristic of Lanvin's aesthetic during the mid-1920s. Jeanne Lanvin was apprenticed to a milliner and a dressmaker before opening her own millinery shop in 1889. She expanded into dressmaking when her clients began asking for the ensembles in which she adorned her daughter, Marguerite di Pietro (1897-1958). Her style embodied the femininity of youth in a most modern way with meticulous and relatively sparse surface embellishments and robe de style silhouettes, which could be worn by women of all ages. Lanvin's aptitude can be seen through her house's 1920s expansion into fur, lingerie, men's wear, household goods and perfume. She even had the forethought to open her own dye factory which produced the inimitable 'Lanvin blue.' The longevity of the House of Lanvin can be credited to her attentive management and design standards from its inception.
c. 1927
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House of Patou (French, founded 1919)
c. 1927
Lucile (Lady Duff Gordon) (England, London, 1862 - 1935)
Woman's Dress, 'Robe de Style', 1918
Costume/clothing principle attire/entire body, Silk taffeta, silk chiffon, lace, Center back length: 55 in. (139.7 cm)
Mr. and Mrs. Allan C. Balch Collection (M.45.3.228)
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I love the white lily (?) growing in the center of the dress!
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1) 1915-29 This parasol represents the apogee of parasol design of the early 1910s and 1920s, and the inclusion of an animal motif sets this parasol apart from others. Additionally, the motif is an identifiable breed fashionable in high society and a further nod to high style. The silk covered handle is also evidence of the high quality of this piece, and the fact that the crepe has been cut away, making the dog design visible from the inner side of the canopy as well as the outside.
2) c. 1920-39 The snakeskin trim found on this parasol sets it apart from the normal parasols of the day and may have coordinated the piece with other accessories such as shoes and a handbag. It is the characteristic parasol shape and size for the 1920s with a feminine color scheme, including pink stained wood to compliment the chiffon canopy.
c. 1925
The Met says: … Ladies wearing these slightly revealing dresses, made of delicate fabrics and decorated with heavy beading were often referred to as flappers. This dress is a wonderful example of the style of the period. An unusual pattern of free-form elements concentrically outlined in clear beads enlivens this piece and the textured surface of the sequins creates an interesting play of light.
1) 1920s 2) 1920–25 Met
Dress, Evening
Boué Soeurs (French)
1) 1920s
2) 1920–25
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