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Monday, January 29, 2007
Update on the Sixth Circuit Litigation Challenging the NSA's Terrorist Surveillance Program
Marty Lederman
This Wednesday, a panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, sitting in Cincinnati, will hear oral argument in ACLU v. NSA, one of the principal cases challenging the legality of the National Security Agency's NSA's "Terrorist Surveillance Program." The panel will consist of Judges Alice Batchelder (appointed 1991), Ronald Gilman (appointed 1997) and Julia Smith Gibbons (appointed 2002). The United States will be represented by Deputy Solicitor General Greg Garre. The ACLU will be represented by Ann Beeson. Garre and Beeson are both superb attorneys and oral advocates. (Lyle Denniston has more on the procedural moves in the case -- including a dispute over the government's refusal to file certain documents with the court -- here. And see Adam Liptak here: "In ordinary civil suits, the parties' submissions are sent to their adversaries and are available to the public in open court files. But in several cases challenging the eavesdropping, Justice Department lawyers have been submitting legal papers not by filing them in court but by placing them in a room at the department. They have filed papers, in other words, with themselves.")
The Maine Public Utilities Commission will probably outline today how it is going to move on the complaint about Verizon's cooperating with NSA wiretapping. Maine law gives 9 months for public hearing and to adjudicate. PUC is under considerable pressure to move ahead.
Prof. Lederman,
What is your opinion of what the President's voluntary cessation of the TSP portends for the parallel case of CCR v Bush in the Southern District of New York? Is mootness a greater threat to plaintiffs in that case, which Judge Lynch has not yet decided?
I must confess that I don't quite understand the government's argument to the contrary. It claims on page 10 of its memo that its compliance with FISA was not voluntary but was instead the result of the action of an "independent judicial body," the FISA Court. See also page 13 ("the critical event was the product of an intervening act of a corrdinate branch of government"). But of course the FISA court has simply granted FISA orders sought by the government itself, and pursuant to a request from the government for such orders. (That's the way FISA works -- the government seeks an order, and the FISA court decides whether to grant it. The FISA court does not initiate proceedings on its own.) Moreover, that is precisely the remedy plaintiffs were seeking -- to require the government to seek and obtain orders from the FISA court finding probable cause that FISA's standards are met before engaging in any electronic surveillance.
If they follow the lead of some of the lower courts, the 6th Circuit could decide to vacate summary judgment, apply the state secrets privilege and remand for discovery on standing consistent with the state secrets privilege. Given how fast and loose with the law Judge Taylor was in prematurely granting summary judgment, it would not surprise me at all if she orders disclosure of classified material and the government appeals this case to 6th Circuit once again.
The government is obviously attempting to short circuit this process by giving 6th Circuit an out with the mootness defense. The Government appears to be attempting to reassure the Court that the FISA court is the proper place to resolve this complaint and that the FISA court has already provided a remedy for plaintiffs.
I think the Government is well aware of the points which Professor Balkin raised in this post. The way the Government is presenting its mootness argument followed by a long list of policy arguments, I think they realize that dismissal on this ground will be a matter of discretion by this panel.
I would dearly love to see 6th Circuit reverse Judge Taylor's awful decision on the merits so it cannot be used as precedent in future suits in this area. However, courts generally seek to avoid political battles between the elected branches and may leap at this opportunity to bail.
The ACLU's argument that the "voluntary cessation" standard blunts the government's mootness claim seems persuasive. Common sense might actually be congruent with the legal technicalities here.
But I still think the biggest uncertainty remains the question of standing, which was problematical before Gonzales announced that the TSP is being stopped. (I confess that I, too, am rooting for the court to reach the merits.)
As an aside, now that the program is being discontinued, there no longer seems to be justification for the stay of the injunction pending this appeal.
JaO, I don't know if this makes a difference to your question, but:
On December 15, 2006, the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation
ordered CCR v. Bush transferred to the same court in San Francisco
where the Electronic Frontier Foundation's case, Hepting v. AT&T, and
several dozen other cases against private telecommunications companies
are being heard. The case is thus at least temporarily out of the
hands of Judge Gerard Lynch, who held an extensive oral argument on
the matter on September 5, 2006, and before Judge Vaughn Walker, who
is currently attempting to streamline the many actions against phone
companies. ...
Order: http://www.ccr-ny.org/v2/legal/govt_misconduct/docs/MDL_final_transfer_order.pdf
I suspect that this consolidation of the FISA civil cases was the reason why Judge Taylor prematurely awarded SJ to plaintiffs before the case could be removed from her court.
These cases have been transfered to Judge Vaughn Walker. For those who are interested, Judge Walker wrote a lengthy and scholarly opinion covering the standing and state secrets privilege issues in the Hepting v. AT&T case before denying the Government's motion to dismiss and the plaintiff's motion for summary judgment in order to conduct more discovery on the standing issue.
I suspect this opinion earned Judge Vaughn the jurisdiction over the other FISA cases and may be followed by 6th Circuit to remand the case to Judge Vaughn's court for further discovery.
Thanks. I had completely missed that development in CCR v Bush. The administration continues to play its rope-a-dope strategy, avoiding consideration of the merits. The immediate affect seems to be delay.
FWIW, Judge Gerard Lynch seemed concerned at his hearing about standing in that case. As to the merits, he clearly indicated that he was unimpressed by one of the two prongs of the government's theory (that the 2001 AUMF authorized warrantless surveillance) and pressed DOJ to defend its other argument, the Article II supremacy theory expounded only indirectly, more forthrightly.
Notably, the same consolidation order also transferred to Judge Vaughn Walker the unique case that had been pending before Judge Garr M. King in Oregon, in which plaintiffs claim they actually were surveilled and had seen proof in a document the government had accidently disclosed to them.
Candidate for most inexplicable "logic" ever:
[From Denniston's article on Scotusblog]: "Moreover, [the gummint] added, the Circuit Court should avoid a ruling in the case on the merits, because that would involve exploration of "extremely sensitive constitutional issues" about presidential power."
Say huh?!?!?
Here's the actual gummint quote:
In its submissions Wednesday, the Justice Department argued that, while the trial judge's order not to conduct the Program outside of the FISA Court's reach was now moot, that order should be wiped off the books because it sought to resolve "extraordinarily sensitive questions touching upon issues of statutory construction and constitutional law, separation of powers, and, ultimate, presidential authority in a time of war."
Heavne forbit they do such a thing.... At least that's what the maladminstration is hoping, and that's what JaO and Glenn Greenwald have been claiming -- correctly, it seems -- for quite some time. The maladministration doesn't want -- and in fact fears -- a decision on the merits.
I think the Government is well aware of the points which Professor Balkin raised in this post.
I believe this blog was posted by Marty Lederman, actually.
athomas said...
I think the Government is well aware of the points which Professor Balkin raised in this post.
I believe this blog was posted by Marty Lederman, actually.
Ouch! You are right. My apologies to both men.
If the Administration's account is to be believed, NSA now is conducting electronic surveillance only in accord with FISA
I'm not sure that's correct, even taking the administration's representations at face value.
Maybe I missed something, but I thought they stated that specifically the Terrorist Surveillance Program is now being conducted in compliance with FISA. But this falls well short of saying they are complying with FISA as a general matter. In particular, they are presumably still violating the pen register provisions of FISA with the call detail database (the story first reported by USA Today).
So, what are the new facts in here???
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what are the main pros and cons of proving the "security" of a crypto scheme under simulation proofs instead of game based proofs?
I'm not sure that I understand the question completely, as there are plenty of proofs of real-ideal simulation-based definitions that are proved in a "sequence of games" style. So, I think that the question being asked might be either of the following:
I'm going to assume that the question being asked is #1. In that case, my answer would be that it depends on the problem, as the "preferred" approach should be the one that illuminates the exact security goals (and non-goals) the clearest.
I would argue that a definition should "stand on its own" even if the reader doesn't bother with reading the proof details. Along those lines:
Since both of these "remaining statements" are usually far from easy, it's probably best just to go with the definition for which the "X" or "Y" can be as simple as possible. This way, the reader can clearly identify the threat model that you're considering and determine if it's appropriate for any given use case.
Proponents of simulation-based proofs will tell you that their notions are easier to understand and it's clearer what exactly the notion gives you. Compare Jens Groth in http://eprint.iacr.org/2002/002.pdf : his introduction (page 2) is a clearer answer to the "pros" in your question than I can come up with here.
However, if you're actually trying to construct a proof of security of a given scheme, while simulation gives you nicer notions I find that it makes the proofs themselves less intuitive and harder to understand. YMMV.


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The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) in cooperation with The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) have completed the Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) and received the signed Record of Decision (ROD) from FHWA on August 13, 2008. The environmental approval clears the way to proceed with preliminary design of critical segments of the Timmerman to Ketchum corridor. ITD personnel will be reviewing anticipated design work and determining funding flow for critical phasing of projects as outlined in the FEIS.
Project Description
The Idaho 75 Timmerman to Ketchum project includes the highway corridor from Timmerman Junction (US-20 and SH-75 intersection) north to the City of Ketchum. The 27-mile corridor is the primary passageway for north-south travel to destination resorts, Wood River Valley commerce, and recreational opportunities. The overall goal of the project is to increase transportation safety for all users of SH-75.
The main purpose of the project is to increase the capacity of SH-75 to accommodate existing traffic loads while anticipating future highway demands to the year 2025. Since environmental approval has been attained, ITD will be moving ahead with the preliminary design of strategic sections of the corridor.
Preliminary design of the project will include four primary phases as outlined in the FEIS – Timber Way to Hospital Drive South, Hospital Drive South to Elkhorn Road, McKercher to Alturas Drive, and wetland mitigation development at the Boulder Flats site north of Ketchum. In the months ahead ITD personnel will interview consultants, preparing the funding flow for each design segment, and visiting with area stakeholders to firm up local needs. Project activities in the near term include an aerial survey of the corridor, ground survey to establish existing and required right of way, and preliminary engineering within the four primary phases listed above.
Additional projects in the Idaho 75 Timmerman to Ketchum corridor are currently on hold until additional funds
Compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights ActThe Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) is committed to compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and all related regulations and directives. ITD assures that no person shall on the grounds of race, color, national origin, gender, age, or disability be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be otherwise subjected to discrimination under any ITD service, program, or activity. The department also assures that every effort will be made to prevent discrimination through the impacts of its programs, policies, and activities on minority and low-income populations. In addition, the department will take reasonable steps to provide meaningful access to services for persons with Limited English Proficiency.
Corridor Projects
Timber Way to Big Wood River Bridge
Press Releases
Record of Decision
Final EIS
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In 2013: Making 24 appearances in the circle as a junior for the Lions, Pypes made 12 starts while going 8-8 on the year with a 4.01 ERA. Pitching 87.1 innings, Pypes threw five complete games. Also recorded a save in Southern's 9-8 victory over 14th ranked Forth Hays pitching the final 1.1 innings allowing only two hits. Held opponents to a .265 batting average while throwing 83 strikeouts. Threw a career-high 13 strikeouts in the Lions' final double-header of the season against Southwest Baptist making her just the fourth Lion pitcher to ever record that mark in a single game. In addition to pitching, Pypes also hit .306 from the plate with 22 hits in 72 at-bats scoring 11 runs while driving home nine runs. Had a season-high three hits, including a pair of doubles, and three RBI's in Southern's second game at Emporia State.
In 2012: In her first season as a pitcher for the Lions, Pypes led the Lions with a 3.28 ERA going 10-10 on the year with 10 complete games. Pitched a team-high 119.2 innings while giving up a team-low 90 hits. Struck out a team-high 108 batters. Held opponents to a team-low .210 batting average.
At Army: started 27 games in the circle for the Black Knights...finished the season with 19 complete games and a team best 3.10 ERA...stuck out 114 while allowing opponets to bat just .244...at the dish Pypes hit .303 with 30 hits and a team high 10 home runs...she finished the season with 24 RBIs and scoring 23 runs.
In High School: Three-time all-state pitcher from Missouri who was a first-team selection in 2008 and 2009 after garnering second team honors in 2007 ... played four years of varsity ball for Platte County H.S. ... four-time all-region, all-district and all-conference selection ... garnered three first-team all-district and all-region citations ... team MVP all four years ... led Platte County to the state tournament three straight years (2007-09), claiming the title in 2008 ... finished third in 2009 and fourth in 2007 ... placed second at the districts in 2006 ... also pitched for the Originals 18 Gold team in 2009 and the Peppers Gold squad last year ... - of the National Honor Society.
Personal: A double major in English and Business at Southern...born April 23, 1992 in Kansas City, Mo...daughter of DeOnne Archer and David Pypes...has two siblings, Darren and Brady.


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Who are the next prospects that could join Derek Stepan,
Ryan McDonagh and the rest of the young Rangers on Broadway?
Blueshirt Bulletin will be tracking the progress of the next
wave of youngsters as they compete and develop this season in the Canadian junior
leagues, college and abroad.
Below is a compilation of scouting reports, buzz and
analysis by scouts and hockey experts on Dylan McIlrath.
We'll update this as the season unfolds with the latest news
at the very bottom of this post.
Dylan McIlrath
Drafted: 2010 – 1st round (10th overall)
Pos: D
Shoots: R
Birthday: 4/20/92
Team: Connecticut Whale, AHL
2009-2010 stats: 7g, 17a, 65gp, 169PIM, +20 (with Moose Jaw
Warriors, WHL)
2010-2011 stats: 5g, 18a, 62gp, 153PIM, +0 (with Moose Jaw Warriors,
0g, 0a, 2gp, 7 PIM,
-1 (with Connecticut Whale, AHL)
2010-2011 playoffs: 0g, 0a, 6gp, 15PIM (with Moose Jaw
Warriors, WHL)
profile >
Reel >
Scouting report entering the season from Blueshirt Bulletin
staff writer and author of The
Prospect Park, Jess Rubenstein:
"I put him here because every year since Jeff Beukeboom was
forced to retire, I have called for a defensive stopper. Here he is and Jeff
Beukeboom would give his approval… Do not even think you can touch a McIlrath
teammate as he will be on you in a second. Have watched teams think twice about
taking the body when McIlrath was out there… And we saved the best for last as
since the middle of last season, McIlrath as been working on his
shot. It is a heavy almost dangerous shot that is going to either create rebounds
or injure anyone trying to block his shot." (9/28/11)
What They're Saying:
Elite Prospects – "A large and physical defenseman. Positions
himself men. Not a very good skater. Has a good shot from the blue line. Needs
to improve his skating."
THN.com – "Is as tough as they come from the back end.
Has tremendous shutdown potential and is at his best when he stays at
The Hockey News Draft Preview – [Ranked 26th among 2010 NHL draft prospects] "'He has a cannon from
the point and a good wrist shot,' the scout said. 'I don't think he had any
points before Christmas, then finished with 24. His foot speed and puck skills
have to improve, but if he continues to grow, he could be a pretty good
package.' His toughness sets him apart." (Spring 2010)
Scouting Report – [Ranked 24th
among 2010 NHL draft prospects] "The first thing that grabs your attention
about Dylan McIlrath is his sheer size. At 6'5″ and 215 pounds, there aren't many players in the
WHL that can outmatch him physically. McIlrath has showed a deft ability to
drop the gloves, even trading blows with Red Deer bruiser Alex Petrovic in the
Top Prospects game. A nice throwback to WHL defencemen of old, McIlrath is not
the greatest skater in the world, but instead he makes up for his lack of
acceleration by being positionally sound and using his massive frame to
separate players from the puck. Most players will probably avoid the front of
the net when playing the Warriors, unless they want to find themselves
face-to-face with McIlrath, who is going to win the physical battle the
majority of the time. He is a classic warrior, and the type of player that
coaches love to have on their side – and hate to play against." (6/1/2010)
2010 Draft Watch – "Big, wide
body with room for another 20-30 pounds when he's at his physical peak. Very
good upper body strength; uses it to staple wingers along the boards or to
stand in and give/absorb punches while fighting. Biggest wingspan of any player
in the 2010 draft class with an 83-inch reach; allows him to effectively employ
a pokecheck on defense, and also comes in very handy when fighting; he ragdolls
opponents and keeps them at arm's length while pounding them. Straight-line
speed is above average; can get up the ice well once he gets going. A feared
open-ice hitter; reads the play well and anticipates where an opponent will be,
then lowers the boom. Very good defensive sense- understands his positioning and
clears the crease with abandon. Loves the physical aspect of hockey; wants to
go out and punish opponents, yet doesn't run around the ice out of
control...exhibits measured aggression. Possesses a cannon for a point shot;
takes a while on the windup, but the drive is low, heavy and deflectable…Very
good character and work ethic; highly respected in the dressing room-- a
leader. Nasty disposition on the ice, calm and laid-back off it." (6/15/2010)
Hockey's Future – "For NHL teams looking to stock the cupboard
with a hulking, physical defensemen, Dylan McIlrath will fit the bill. McIlrath
covers the ice well for a big player, but will have to continue to improve his
mobility. His long reach can keep attackers at bay and his penchant for
nastiness in his own end can help goaltenders to see the puck well."
TSN Canada – "The tenth overall pick in last summer's draft,
Dylan McIlrath is a big, nasty defenceman, who hasn't shown much offensively,
but has scrapped 32 times in the last two seasons. His toughness will pave his
way to the Rangers' lineup, but he can continue to improve the other facets of
his game." (6/2/2011)
NHL.com – "McIlrath, now 19, is huge, but dwelling on only
one aspect of his game would overlook the entire package McIllrath hopes to
bring to the NHL. One of the things that impressed scouts most about him in his
draft year was a set of rapidly developing offensive skills that made him a
mainstay of Moose Jaw's power play. He went from scoring just four points as a
rookie to 24 in his draft year, and the bulk of them came in the season's
second half."
"At Traverse City, McIlrath got a taste of the jump he faces
in moving from major-junior hockey to the pro game. The Blueshirts didn't
hesitate to throw him into the heat of battle, as he was placed on the top
defense pairing with Ryan McDonagh, who became an NHL regular just a few months
later. McIlrath was a plus-4 in four tournament games and skated regularly on
both the power play and penalty-killing units. Clark called the
McDonagh-McIlrath combination the tournaments' "best pair and McIlrath
seemed to improve with every shift."
"The 2011 Future Watch rates him the Rangers' No. 2 prospect
behind Chris Kreider. McIlrath
also joins Kreider in the ranking of the world's top 75 prospects, coming in at
No. 50. An article in the issue referrs to him as a 'classic diamond-in-the-rough'."
Corey Pronman – [Ranks McIlrath 3rd among NYR prospects] "McIlrath
is a tremendous physical package and easily projects to have an elite physical
game at the highest level. He has a thin, muscular frame and NHL sources widely
praise the level of strength and condition he is at for an Under-20 player.
McIlrath is a feared physical player with a predator-like mentality in that if
you're on his side of the rink, have the puck and are wearing an opposing
jersey, for your own well-being you'd better keep your head up. NHL sources
also praise the fact that McIlrath can play with such physicality but doesn't
take poor penalties, and doesn't go out of his way to instigate. His skating
has developed significantly from this point last year, as he's a notable skater
now and is very mobile for a player his size. McIlrath moves freely once he
gets in motion, can get up the ice well and closes his gaps effectively. He's a
simple yet effective defensive player and that aspect of his game showed
notable strides this year, especially from Christmas onwards as his defensive
zone reads looked much better." (8/9/2011)
The Hockey News Yearbook – [Ranks McIlrath 3rd among NYR prospects] "Physical player with a
good point shot. Skating needs work." (Summer 2011)
Corey Pronman - "One scout noted that McIlrath's
puck-moving skills were showing subtle improvement since last year as he gets
more coordinated within his frame. How far that aspect continues to improve
over the next year will be significant for his NHL future. Right now, though,
I'm skeptical about his offensive projection." (9/20/2011)
Province - "this
19-year-old from Winnipeg will bring dash, as in making opponents head for
cover. The 6-foot-5, 215-pound right-handed shot remains one of the most feared
customers in the league. He didn't make the jump offensively last year
(62-5-18-23, even plus-minus, 153 PIMs) but you can bet everyone on the other
team knew when he was on the ice. For those interested in such things -- we
know that you are out there -- the 2007 third round bantam pick had 13 fights
last year, down from 19 the season before." (9/22/2011)
Future- "By making Dylan McIlrath the captain at this tournament,
signing him early, and talking him up so much, its clear that the brass wants
to give the signal that McIlrath will be a big part of the Rangers' future. He
may just be that, and if his "fight" earlier in the tournament is any
indication, his pugilistic skills will be frightening. But he has a ways to go.
McIlrath's defensive play is probably two years from being NHL ready, and maybe
more. Usually Traverse City captains don't return to the following year's
tournament, but I think that McIlrath will be the exception." (9/11/2011)
Corey Pronman - (via
Twitter) "Skating so much better than at draft year. Puck skills slightly
better too." (11/15/2011)
Future- "By making Dylan McIlrath the captain at this tournament,
signing him early, and talking him up so much, its clear that the brass wants
to give the signal that McIlrath will be a big part of the Rangers' future. He
may just be that, and if his "fight" earlier in the tournament is any
indication, his pugilistic skills will be frightening. But he has a ways to go.
McIlrath's defensive play is probably two years from being NHL ready, and maybe
more. Usually Traverse City captains don't return to the following year's
tournament, but I think that McIlrath will be the exception." (9/11/2011)
Corey Pronman - (via
Twitter) "Skating so much better than at draft year. Puck skills slightly
better too." (11/15/2011)
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Drilling into your ceiling is bad enough without all the debris dropping into your eyes and onto your precious floor.
Painting your ceiling is bad enough too, all the paint drips onto your hands and onto your furniture.
Don't postpone your project any longer! Just drink a cup of coffee and start your project!
Step 1: What you need.
Obviously, since this is an entry for the "Coffee Cup Challenge", you will need one empty coffee cup (make sure it's made of paper!).
Drill or punch a small hole into the bottom of the cup.
I used to have a cut off bottom of a 2L cola bottle that I used for this purpose.
Now I'm slapping my forehead, thinking "Why didn't I think of this" LOL
Just wait for the Coca Cola Challenge, you'll get your chance. Meanwhile, don't tell anybody! ;-)
Nowhere near as elegant as yours in it's simplicity I"m afraid.
Holding the drill with one finger less has never caused any problems as the drill does not really "bite"in concrete. 90% handling is done by the hand that operates the button.
A video, I would have to drill a hole in my ceiling for demonstration purposes...
The cup does not come of.
Inspired genius. I'm sure a lot of other people (not just me) are saying "why didn't I think of that?"
Gotta remember this one on my next project...
anyway nice instructable!!!!
And it looks better than the plain white coffee cups :P
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Bob Kingsley walked onto stage at the Grand Ole Opry House on Monday night to a standing ovation with tears streaming down his face.
Kingsley, a mainstay on country radio for the last 40 years, arrived thinking that he was introducing a video for an event. He didn't know the evening was in honor of his Kingsley's 40 years on country radio – time he spent as the voice of "American Country Countdown" and host and executive producer of "Bob Kingsley's Country Top 40."
"I think he's the Johnny Carson of 'The Tonight Show,' the Jay Leno of 'The Tonight Show,' he's Bob Kingsley of 'American Country Countdown,'" said Garth Brooks before he took the stage with wife and fellow country star Trisha Yearwood to honor Kingsley. "He's where you always want to hear your music. And then once you go on his show, he makes everybody feel like somebody. But he's not two-faced. He's not putting it on. This is truly how he is – a sincere, sweet man that loves the music and I think more than that even, he loves the artists that do it."
Dozens of country artists performed, extended their congratulations and shared their favorite memories of Kingsley. Nearly all – including Reba McEntire, David Nail, Eli Young Band, Kathy Mattea, Radney Foster and Chris Young – told the audience how it made them feel to hear Kingsley say their names on air.
"It's epic," Young said, before performing his new single "Who I Am With You." "It's life-changing. It's something I looked forward to for a long, long time and I've been lucky enough to hear you talking about (my songs) going up. It's not nearly as fun hearing you talk about it as it's going back down."
For Eli Young Band, hearing its name on his show was meaningful – but something else Kingsley said stuck with band members even more.
"Hearing you say you were proud of us was like getting your dad's approval," said singer Mike Eli. "We hope all of your dreams come true."


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Regulation FD Disclosure, Financial Statements and Exhibits
The information contained in this Current Report on Form 8-K (including Exhibit 99.1 attached hereto) is being furnished by Ellington Financial LLC (the "Company") pursuant to Item 7.01 of Form 8-K in satisfaction of the public disclosure requirements of Regulation FD.
On November 8, 2012, the Company issued a press release announcing its estimated book value per common share as of October 31, 2012. A copy of the press release is furnished herewith as Exhibit 99.1 to this Current Report on Form 8-K and is incorporated herein by reference.
In accordance with General Instructions B.2 and B.6 of Form 8-K, the information included in this Current Report on Form 8-K (including Exhibit 99.1 hereto), shall not be deemed "filed" for the purposes of Section 18 of the Securities Act of 1934, as amended (the "Exchange Act"), or otherwise subject to the liabilities of that section, nor shall it be deemed incorporated by reference into any filing made by the Company under the Exchange Act or the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, except as shall be expressly set forth by specific reference in such a filing.
(d) Exhibits. The following exhibit is being furnished herewith this Current Report on Form 8-K.
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