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Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft
Problematic Biglaw Partner No Longer In Biglaw
Who can forget a mugshot like that?
A Sick Burn For A Biglaw Partner Who Left His Firm In The Lurch
Ouch! That one had to have hurt.
Inventors Will Lead the Legal Future not Licensees
David McCullough's The Wright Brothers serves as an ideal case study on the requirements to innovate; a desire to learn, perseverance, and work ethic. I read it in route to a wonderful opportunity to serve as visiting lecturer for Professor and Parsons Behle & Latimer attorney Randy Dryer's innovative Technology and Modern Litigation course at […]
Watching Lawyers Freeze To Death For Fun And Cash
A gaggle of young lawyers slept outside in the snow last week. Want to know why?
Morning Docket, SCOTUS, Supreme Court
* Meet David King of King v. Burwell, the epic Obamacare case to be argued before the U.S. Supreme Court today. [New York Times]
* And meet the two legal heavyweights who will be arguing the case before SCOTUS. [Politico via How Appealing]
* Meanwhile, another Supreme Court has put a stop to same-sex marriage down in Alabama — for now. [Buzzfeed]
* General David Petraeus reaches a plea deal, requiring him to plead guilty to a misdemeanor and pay a fine (but no prison sentence). [Washington Post]
* It's not as sexy as Obamacare or marriage equality, but the collection of state sales tax on out-of-state purchases made online is a pretty important issue — and Justice Kennedy wants SCOTUS to revisit it. [How Appealing (linkwrap)]
* In the wake of a leadership shake-up, Cadwalader is beefing up its Houston energy practice — but is that a wise idea, with the price of oil spiraling downward? [American Lawyer]
* Finally, something that Elie Mystal and Jordan Weissmann can agree upon: dropping the LSAT is a bad idea. [Slate]
* A jury of eight men and 10 women will start hearing arguments today in the trial of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, defendant in the Boston Marathon bombing. [How Appealing (linkwrap)]
* Legal ethics guru Monroe Freedman, RIP. [ABA Journal]
Biglaw, Hedge Funds / Private Equity, Partner Issues
Musical Chairs: A Major Move Out Of Cadwalader
The revolving door spins again at Cadwalader, this time with a firm leader taking his leave.
Biglaw, Bonuses, Fenwick & West, Locke Lord, Money
Associate Bonus Watch: 5 Firms Foster Frustration
Many Biglaw associates are happy with their bonuses — but not some associates at these firms.
Associate Bonus Watch: No Billable Hours Requirement Still Equals High Bonuses At This Firm
A law firm finally decided to come out of hiding to announce its year-end bonuses.
Bankruptcy, Biglaw, Boutique Law Firms, Hair, Howrey LLP, Money, Morning Docket, Murder, Partner Issues, Small Law Firms
* Being a former partner of a firm that's flopped ain't easy. Ex-Howrey partners find themselves haunted by the failed firm's "phantom" funds, and now they're going to court to fight their tax liabilities. [Am Law Daily]
* Silly Cadwalader! You're not the "oldest law firm in the United States." Neither are you, Howard, Kohn, Sprague & FitzGerald. That title goes to Rawle & Henderson, a firm that's been around since 1783. [ABA Journal]
* If you'd like to work at a firm that's being touted for its anti-Biglaw culture, you might want to take a look at Tandem Legal Group. You won't ever have to wear a tie at this "fun" and "cool" place. [Washington Post]
* Jason Bohn, the Florida Law grad accused of murder — who also happens to be the guy who was once featured in an NYT article about the perils of law school — has apparently killed before. [New York Post]
* Nicki Minaj is being sued for $30 million by the man who once served as her "wig guru." Having absolutely nothing to do with the case, imagine being so obscenely rich that you could employ a "wig guru." [CNN]
B for Beauty, Biglaw, Christopher Christie, Health Care / Medicine, Law Schools, Money, New Jersey, Partner Issues, Religion, SCOTUS, Sonia Sotomayor, Supreme Court
* The Supreme Court has been "surprising[ly] silent" when it comes to how to apply Obamacare's contraception mandate to religious non-profits. We imagine at least one justice will raise hell about it during their first judicial conference of 2014. [Los Angeles Times]
* Contrary to what was apparently popular belief by some, Justice Sonia Sotomayor doesn't wear dentures. She was very candid about her oral hygiene at a recent speaking event — her teeth are so great because she's had a lot of work done on them. [Washington Post]
* In your face, Cravath! James Woolery is movin' on up to officially taking the rein at Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft. Fun fact: Chuck Woolery of "Love Connection" is his distant cousin. [Am Law Daily]
* The U.S. Attorney's office Chris Christie used to be in charge of will investigate Bridgegate. Word on the street is that the governor had just finished reading War and Peace when he heard the news. [Bloomberg]
* Sumner Redstone donated $10 million to Harvard Law School so that its graduates can pursue public interest careers — because otherwise they'd be too poor to "build a better world." [National Law Journal]
Lean Legal: Three Techniques for the Agile Lawyer
A growing number of attorneys are turning to a set of project management and process improvement techniques commonly known as "Agile."
Associate Bonus Watch: Cadwalader And Proskauer Ante Up
We've got bonus news from two more firms; did they beat the market or fall in line?
7th Circuit, Benchslaps, Federal Judges, Insurance, Quote of the Day, Richard Posner
A Biglaw Firm's 'Shenanigans' Result In An Even Bigger Benchslap
Judge Posner just ripped this firm a new one.
Lawsuit Describes Erotic Misadventures of a Biglaw Mailroom
According to the suit, a supervisor penned some fine works of erotic poetry to impress a subordinate.
Airplanes / Aviation, Biglaw, Billable Hours, California, Crime, Disasters / Emergencies, Gay Marriage, Law Schools, Money, Morning Docket, Partner Issues, Patents, Pranks, SCOTUS, Sexual Harassment, Supreme Court, Television, Trials
* Size matters when it comes to hourly rates. Because when you work in Biglaw, it'll be all the more odious for your poor clients when you "churn that bill, baby." [Corporate Counsel]
* Would you want this Cadwalader cad, a former mail room supervisor, at your "erotic disposal"? The object of his affections didn't want him either, and she's suing. [New York Daily News]
* In the wake of the George Zimmerman verdict, the NAACP is pressing for federal charges and a civil suit may be in the works. This trial isn't over in the court of public opinion. [Bloomberg]
* This experience inspired George Zimmerman, fresh off his acquittal, to go to law school to help the wrongfully accused. If it makes you feel better, when he graduates, he'll be unemployed. [Reuters]
* Here's the lesson learned by Prop 8 proponents: If at first you don't succeed at the Supreme Court, try, try again at the state level and base your arguments on technicalities. [Los Angeles Times]
* You do not want this patent troll — one of the most notorious in the country — to "go thug" on you. Apparently this is just another danger of alleged infringement in the modern world. [New York Times]
* Asiana Airlines is considering suing the NTSB and a California television station over the airing of "inaccurate and offensive" information (read: wildly racist) about the pilots of Flight 214. [CNN]
* Ariel Castro was slapped with an additional 648 counts in the kidnapping case against him, bringing the total to 977. Prosecutors are not yet seeking the death penalty. [Cleveland Plain Dealer]
Biglaw, Blank Rome, Blogging, Bloomberg, Career Alternatives, Fabulosity, Fashion, Fashion Is Fun, Shopping, Shopping For Others, Videos, YouTube
Are Male Lawyers Fashion-Impaired?
Not these two lawyers! If you live in New York, check our their stylish new store.
Bankruptcy, Biglaw, Books, Crime, Department of Justice, Dewey & LeBoeuf, Federal Judges, Job Searches, Law Schools, Litigatrix, Morning Docket, Partner Issues, Securities and Exchange Commission, Securities Law, Trials, Women's Issues
* "Is there a public interest in unwanted pregnancies … that can often result in abortions?" The judge who ordered that Plan B be made available to all women regardless of age is pissed at the DOJ. [The Caucus / New York Times]
* Mary Jo White, the littlest litigatrix, will "review" the Securities and Exchange Commission's policy of allowing financial firms to settle civil suits without affirming or denying culpability, but for now, she's defending it. [Reuters]
* Dewey know what this failed firm is supposed to pay its advisers for work done during the first nine months of its bankruptcy proceedings? We certainly do, and it's quite the pretty penny. [Am Law Daily]
* In a round of musical chairs that started at Weil Gotshal, Cadwalader just lost the co-chairs of its bankruptcy practice and another bankruptcy partner to O'Melveny. [DealBook / New York Times]
* Another day, another law school comparison website. Take a look at Law Jobs: By the Numbers, which includes a formula from the laughable National Jurist rankings system. [National Law Journal]
* In a move that shocked absolutely no one, attorneys for Colorado movie theater shooting suspect James Holmes announced they will enter a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity for their client. [CNN]
* From the "hindsight is 20/20″ file: the judge who presided over the Casey Anthony trial thinks there was enough evidence to convict the ex-MILF. He also likened Jose Baez to a used car salesman. [AP]
* Check out Logan Beirne's book (affiliate link). Even when sensationalizing George Washington's rise from general to president, attention must be paid to the rule of law. [Wall Street Journal (sub. req.)]
Biglaw, Contests, March Madness, Partner Issues, Partner Profits, Reader Polls
ATL March Madness: The Law Firm With the Brightest Future — Round Three
Who will make the Final Four in the law firm brackets?
Biglaw, Contests, March Madness, Partner Issues, Partner Profits, Reader Polls
ATL March Madness: The Law Firm With the Brightest Future — Round 2
Which law firm has the brightest future? After one round of voting, here are the remaining contenders.
Biglaw, Boutique Law Firms, Confirmations, Deaths, Election Law, Eric Holder, Federal Judges, Morning Docket, Politics, SCOTUS, Securities and Exchange Commission, Supreme Court, White-Collar Crime
* The Supreme Court will be hearing oral arguments today on a challenge to the Voting Rights Act. If for some reason you're not sure why you should care about this, here's everything you need to know to sound intelligent at the water cooler. [New York Times]
* If the sequester goes into effect this Friday, Attorney General Eric Holder warns that we're probably going to see "profound" effects across the entire justice system. America, f**k yeah! Coming again to save the motherf**kin' day, yeah! [National Law Journal]
* It looks like the tiny and terrifying Mary Jo White is currently on the Congressional pageant trail ahead of her March confirmation hearing for SEC leadership, and now she's even vowed never to return to Debevoise & Plimpton. [DealBook / New York Times]
* A coup for Cadwalader and a casualty for Cravath: Jim Woolery chose another firm over his former home of 17 years, and it may have something to do with the Biglaw bonus market leader's "sometimes antiquated" regime. [Am Law Daily]
* "There are many more fish chasing the same business," but that's not stopping new white-collar boutiques from trying to compete for business in what some say is an overly crowded market. [New York Law Journal]
* Louis Oberdorfer, district judge of the D.D.C. and former SCOTUS clerk, RIP. [Blog of Legal Times]


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December 26, 2013
Collector Herb Bridges shares a laugh with Clayton County Convention and Visitors Bureau Interim Executive Director Frenda Turner at the Arts Clayton Gallery in August. Bridges' unexpected death a little more than a month later sent shock waves through Clayton County. (Staff Photo: Curt Yeomans)
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The Roscoe Public Works Department will be out collecting fallen branches and other debris from Tuesday morning's brief but powerful storm. The village will offer curb-side pickup for residents.
Any branches that are six inches or less in diameter and can be moved by hand, should be pulled out to the ditch line or curb line for removal or chipping. Any tree debris larger than six inches in diameter must be cut into 16- to 18-inch lengths.
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Re: POLL: Babylon 5 or Stargate SG-1?
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I feel I must mention there was one other B5 spin-off which hasn't been mentoned yet and for good reason.
Legend of the Rangers
it's only saving grace was the scenes with G'Kar.
oops, it was in my mind when I wrote my post, and I even remember thinking "Make sure to mention it was a failed Pilot", but, I guess my fingers just never got around to typing it out
I think
A Call To Arms
is great.
River of Souls
, IMHO, is the weakest of the Movie Set. Though for Straight guys, it does have the Captain Cupcake Lingerie Scene.
EDIT: Wait, I did mention it afterall, I take back the embarrassed face
One Day I hope to be the Man my Cat thinks I am
Where are we going? And why are we in this Handbasket?
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Time-lapse imaging of Fucci2-expressing HeLa cells during etoposide treatment. HeLa/Fucci2 cells were grown on a glass-bottom dish and time-lapse imaging was performed using an LCV100. Cells were treated with 1 μM etoposide. Cells at 4 different positions were imaged every 20.5 m. Playback speed is 7,000 × real time. Total imaging time = 49 h. Most cells were arrested at the G2 DNA checkpoint (yellowish green).
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The actor took some time off from filming in Hawaii to practice on the green
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The actor went on an island hike over Memorial Day weekend with Anna Kendrick and Aubrey Plaza, his costars on the new film Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates
Zac Efron Promises 'Best Night of Your Life' in We Are Your Friends Trailer (Video)
Efron plays a struggling DJ in the film, which hits theaters Aug. 28
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The actor hit up a club in West Hollywood, but abstained from drinking
Channing Tatum, Zac Efron Pose for Adorable Puppy Pics
The actors make the most of National Puppy Day by posting snapshots online
Channing Tatum, Emma Stone and Zac Efron Lead MTV Movie Award Nominations
Guardians of the Galaxy, The Fault in Our Stars and Neighbors scored top noms for the awards show, which will air April 12
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Mugshots.com Writing Staff. (Photo: Tom Jamieson) Law enforcement has a relatively new and exceptionally powerful tool in fighting crime called "super recognizers." No, it's not the latest cutting-edge, ultra-high tech marvel out of Silicon Valley. Instead, it's just officers viewing images of unidentified suspects either on video or photographs. But these aren't just any ordinary officers; they're individuals who've scored in the top 1-2% in the facial recognition test devised at Harvard in 2009.
The inability of some individuals to recognize people's faces, called face blindness or prosopagnosics, has long been known to medical science. But in 2009, a postdoctoral researcher at Harvard named Richard Russell was curious whether there were individuals at the opposite end of the extreme, i.e., people who possess an exceptional ability to recognize faces. Sure enough, he and other researchers discovered that approximately 1 to 2% of ...
A Milwaukee County official was arrested Sunday at Lambeau Field after being kicked out of the Tundra Tailgate Zone during the Green Bay Packers game.
Jeffrey Baudry, 54, of Franklin, was ticketed on charges of resisting arrest and unlawful conduct at a public event. Each is a city ordinance violation that carries an $880 fine. He was booked into the Brown County Jail at 3:57 p.m. and later released on $1,760 bond.
Baudry works as marketing director for the Milwaukee County Parks system, according to his LinkedIn page and to online news stories posted in the past two months.
Green Bay Police Capt. Paul Ebel said Baudry and two people with him were arrested after they became "uncooperative with staff" at the Tundra Tailgate Zone inside the football stadium. Alcohol was a factor in the incident, Ebel said.
Milwaukee County's chief of administration said the county ...
A progress hearing is scheduled for 1 p.m. Monday in the trial of a businessman authorities say was running a 'Ponzi scheme.'
Eric Morgan, the owner of Liquid Ninja, faces 15 counts of securities fraud.
He's accused of convincing people to invest in his energy drink company, but using the money for personal use instead.
Morgan also faces a charge for allegedly writing a bad check for more than $2,400 to rent a unit at an Evansville storage facility.
The secretary of state's office says four people invested $600,000 in what they thought was Morgan's energy drink company.
Securities professionals and investment products are required by law to be licensed.
A Fort Hood soldier remains in custody in Florida after the Suwannee County Sheriff's Office arrested him on a charge of military desertion.
According to the Suwannee Democrat, Emory Shannon Tucker, 22, turned himself in Thursday night.
Deputy Daniel Hale said Tucker remains in custody in Suwannee and awaits transfer to military custody so he can be tried under the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
"He's still here ...
A traffic stop in Sullivan County lead to attempted murder charges after the woman behind the wheel tried to drag an officer alongside her car.
Around 12:30 a.m. Sunday, an officer with the Sullivan County Sheriff's Office tried to pull over 36-year-old Karen Smither after he saw her driving south on the northbound ramp to Highway 11E.
When Smither pulled over, the officer said she only rolled ...
The man suspected of killing a 3-year-old rural Ogema boy by beating him to death has been charged with two counts of second-degree murder.
Sterling Kyle Andersen, 23, of Duluth appeared in Becker County District Court Monday morning, where bail was set at $1 million with conditions or $2 million without conditions.
Charging documents released by the court include autopsy information that indicates the child, Steven Warren, had head and ...
Houston police suspect there may be other victims of a Ben Taub doctor accused of sexually assaulting a patient.
Dr. Shafeeq Sheikh, 43, is charged with sexual assault.
A 27-year-old woman told investigators she was assaulted three times in 2013 while being treated at Ben Taub. She said it happened each time while she was waking up from a heavily-sedated stated.
The woman tried to push the call button for ...
A man arrested on rape charges in Roanoke over the weekend has been transferred to Botetourt County on separate charges in a different case.
Matthew Chandler McFann, 28, was transferred Sunday, October 11 from the Roanoke City Jail to the Botetourt County Jail on probation violation and failure to appear; contempt charges – which are both felonies.
McFann was previously arrested in 2013 in Botetourt County on distributing and conspiring to ...
A 38-year-old man accused of beating his estranged wife to death with a baseball bat has been indicted on first-degree murder.
The Advocate reports David L. Johnson Sr. strangled and beat his wife, 45-year-old Monica Johnson, outside their home in Geismar on Aug. 9. Deputies say Johnson also broke the arm of her 18-year-old son when he tried to defend his mother.
An Ascension Parish grand jury handed up the ...
The mayor of one Humphreys County town has been indicted on charges of theft and misconduct.
Officials with the Tennessee Comptroller's Office said in a release Monday that New Johnsonville Mayor Lance Loveless has been accused of receiving improper insurance benefits that cost the city least $5,618.
Between September 2011 through March 2015, Loveless reportedly held up to four supplemental insurance policies covering both himself and his spouse ...
A 47-year-old Wyandotte woman is facing a murder charge in connection with the stabbing death of a 74-year-old Wayne man.
Kyla Juana Nundley was taken into custody early Friday morning when the victim was discovered in the 35000 block of Brush Street.
She was arraigned Sunday on a second-degree murder charge.
Police did not release any other details on the suspect and victim's relationship.
Police arrested a former Seymour Middle School teacher on charges of residential entry and battery with injury, three months after he was arrested on a charge of child molesting.
The new charges against Aaron D. Murray stem from an incident reported at 8:09 p.m. Wednesday when police responded to a 911 call in the 800 block of Raymon Drive near Kasting Park.
According to police reports, Murray showed ...
46-year-old Rodriguez, Ralph Garcia, III was arrested Saturday evening on child sexual assault charges.
According to an arrest report, Rodriguez was arrested on the 1700 block of Zoo lane, which is the Abilene Zoo. The alleged crime did not occur at the site where the arrest was made.
Officers made contact with Rodriguez after they noticed he matched the description of a suspect they had an active felony warrant for ...
A Florida man arrested on a DUI charge claimed his dog was driving the car when it crashed into two ditches and a house, according to an arrest report obtained by The Smoking Gun.
A deputy with the Manatee County Sheriff's Office spotted Reliford Cooper speeding and running a stop sign in a four-door vehicle Wednesday around 7:45 p.m. Cooper continued to speed when the deputy activated ...
Doctors have delivered the baby of a pregnant North Charleston woman who police say was stabbed to death by her boyfriend.
Police say 26-year-old Malakia Lasha Frazier was found Saturday night with multiple stab wounds on the ground. Charleston County Deputy Coroner Dottie Lindsay says Frazier died less than an hour later at a hospital, where staff performed an emergency procedure to deliver the baby. The infant was in intensive ...
An Indianapolis man has been arrested in connection to the fatal shooting of 34-year-old Brian Gerrard, who died after a suspected shootout and drug deal in July.
Desmond Valentine, 23, was arrested late last week on charges of murder, robbery and possession of a handgun by a serious violent felon. He remains in Marion County Jail without bond.
The shooting was reported around 10 p.m. July 26 in the ...
A 24-year-old man has been arrested in Philadelphia in the brutal murder of a 22-year-old transgender woman who was beaten and shot in the back multiple times, officials said on Monday.
Police spokeswoman Tanya Little said homicide investigators had received a tip on Sunday that led to the arrest of 24-year-old Pedro Redding for his alleged involvement in the murder of Kiesha Jenkins. Redding, who has four prior arrests for ...
A New Haven woman is under arrest for the attempted abduction of a teen who jumped from her moving car in Bridgeport, Connecticut 38-year-old Towanna Randall has been charged with sexual assault, unlawful restraint and reckless endangerment.
Police say she offered the teen a ride but then turned violent.
They say Randall assaulted the 17-year-old who then opened the passenger door and jumped out of the car while it was ...
A Milton man was indicted last month after federal prosecutors accused him of trying to extort children to produce pornography, according to a press release from the U.S. attorney's office in Nashville.
Kendall Carter, 21, was charged with production of child pornography, attempted production of child pornography and extortion in the indictment returned in late September, according to the release.
Carter was accused of portraying himself as a ...
A Florida piano teacher was arrested last week after authorities discovered she was trying to sell sexual breast-feeding videos.
The videos showed 31-year-old Leigh Felten, of Tallahassee, breast-feeding an infant. At times, the videos depicted Felten rubbing oil on herself and the child and other sexual acts, according to court documents.
Felten taught private piano lessons to children and young adults, according to herwebsite. Felten, who was arrested Friday ...


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US military cooperating with drugs investigation, Ellison says
Federal Justice Minister Chris Ellison says it is yet to be decided if two American sailors, charged with importing drugs in far north Queensland, will be tried under Australian law.
The sailors and a Canadian national were allegedly found with 11 kilograms of amphetamines and $US10,000 near Townsville on Wednesday.
Senator Ellison says the US military has been cooperating in the investigation.
"Well the question is, in relation to the actions involved, where they allegedly occurred? Whether it was on a base, a military ship or otherwise," he said.
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Dear Editor,
Ned Cantwell's recent editorial piece drove home the point that most of America cannot, will not, or does not have the time to understand the reasons for the increase in the price of oil and gasoline. Since I have had the time, I hope I can clear up a few myths.
Myth #1: "Big Oil" is responsible for the price of oil and could choose to lower it.
Oil is a global market; its price is determined by the intersection of world demand (increasing fast) and world supply (stagnating).
I read Mr. Cortesy's June 18 piece, "Bikers beneficial to forests" with interest. I, too, have rarely seen anyone else doing trail work, but I know plenty of it gets done nonetheless, because without it trails would not be built nor remain usable for long.
In the June 11 edition of the Monitor, there was a big spread about the school board approving a "$40 million infrastructure-rebuilding project." And the LAPS contractor said it was "a one-time tax increase ee then we can support this program on into the future, and with some good fortune and growth (italics added) the tax base will exceed the projected growth and we will be able to increase the amount of money that can be generated for bond sales in the future."
So we have another outrageous decision by the U.S. Supreme Court, granting the right of Habeas Corpus to Guantanamo prisoners.
Sen. John McCain calls it one of the worst decisions in history. Newt Gingrich calls it the worst – even worse than the Dred Scott fugitive slave law decision. The Wall Street Journal tops them both by comparing it to the recent terrorist-freeing prison break engineered by the Taliban in Afghanistan, calling the breakout "Habeas Corpus – Taliban style."
We feel that the main thing skateboarders (SBs) want is to skate board at an approved site as soon as they can – the sooner the better. On the other side of this problem are many citizens whose main goal is to protect and preserve the library site.
We think the SBs interest in the library site is primarily because they perceive it as being the fastest path to their goal. But, that may not be the case. The P&Z decision to use the library site is being appealed; it may be the beginning of a very long process, especially if it goes to court.
The Supreme Court has expanded the very definition of who is an American by granting alien combatants rights under the most sacred of U.S. founding documents, the Constitution. Our highest court in the land has fundamentally changed the very meaning of "We the People" and this could have untold negative consequences for generations to come.
With no notice to anyone in the community, half of the huge willow tree at Pion Elementary has been chopped down, reportedly because its roots are getting into the sewer system. A local plumber has volunteered to help reroute the sewer lines if it will save the tree. The other half of the tree was scheduled to go Monday.
Students, parents and alumni throughout the community planned a gathering to keep that from happening. Some were on site as early as 6 a.m. A petition is also being circulated throughout the Pion district to help save the rest of the tree.
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Are interleague 'rivalries' still relevant?
Interleague play opens up again Friday and yet again I'm underwhelmed by the Reds-Royals, Mets-Orioles and Pirates-Tigers.
But it's not just those mashups of also-rans that have begun to bore -- anyone excited for Cubs-White Sox? A's-Giants? Dodgers-Angels? Aren't those the reasons we're still stuck with a bastardized schedule? OK, it's Mets-Yankees and nothing else.
Every time this argument comes up, we're pointed toward interleague attendance numbers, without noting that most of those dates are summer nights on the weekend -- nights when teams would draw regardless of the visiting Royals or Pirates.
So what's on tap this weekend for our interleague overlords?
• White Sox at Cubs: Nurse that hangover from the Blackhawks parade at Wrigley. What does it say that the NHL in June will overshadow one of the prime interleague matchups? Everything, really.
• Astros at Yankees: Loser has to claim Roger Clemens?
• Mets at Orioles: When the Wilpons and Peter Angelos get together, there are no winners. Really.
• Pirates at Tigers: Well, there will be two nice looking uniforms on display.
• Nationals at Indians: Yes, they're going to play twice before Steven Strasburg pitches. But one relevant game out of three ain't bad.
• Royals at Reds: The first-place Reds 24th in home attendance. There's only one way to solve that -- a visit by the Royals.
• Phillies at Red Sox: OK, I'll admit, this should be a good series. Boston plays in front of sold-out crowds every night, so it's not like this is going to help the gate.
• Braves at Twins: Two of the best debuts of 2010 (non-Strasnurg division), Target Field and Jason Heyward meet.
• Rangers at Brewers: Does any argument about interleague play hold up when it involves the Brewers?
• Blue Jays at Rockies: I got nothing... Blue Jays. Rockies. That's enough.
• Mariners at Padres: Two great ballparks, two awesome cities, one good team.
• Angels at Dodgers: If you live in Southern California and want to see the Angels, you've got 81 chances.
• A's at Giants: See above, substitute "Southern" for "Northern."
Oh, the excitement.
-- C. Trent Rosecrans
For more baseball news, rumors and analysis, follow @cbssportsmlb on Twitter.
Posted on: June 10, 2010 4:13 pm
Edited on: June 10, 2010 6:58 pm
Rhodes keeps rolling
Reds reliever Arthur Rhodes just finished a scoreless outing of 1 2/3 innings against the Giants, extending his scoreless streak to 24 2/3 innings. Rhodes has an ERA of 0.34.
As John Fay of the Cincinnati Enquirer points out via Twitter , it's the longest scoreless streak by a Reds reliever since John Franco's 27 1/3-inning streak in 1988. Today's outing was Rhodes' longest since also going 1 2/3 for Seattle on May 1, 2008.
Rhodes, 40, is the fifth-oldest player in the National League, and he could be headed for his first All-Star selection in his 20th major league season.
-- David Andriesen
For more baseball news, rumors and analysis, follow @cbssportsmlb on Twitter.
Category: MLB
Tags: Arthur Rhodes, Reds
Posted on: June 9, 2010 8:25 pm
Edited on: October 19, 2010 12:12 pm
Familiar surnames in draft
Through 50 rounds of the MLB Draft, several familiar names -- or at least last names -- are picked . Among those kin to current or former big-leaguers drafted:
• Delino Deshields Jr. (1st round, Astros), son of Delino Deshields.
• Cam Bedrosian (1st round, Angels), son of Steve Bedrosian.
• Kellen Sweeney (2nd round, Blue Jays), brother of Mark Sweeney.
• Mel Rojas Jr. (3rd round, Pirates), son of Mel Rojas.
• Cory Vaughn (4th round, Mets), son of Greg Vaughn.
• James Baldwin III (4th round, Dodgers), son of James Baldwin.
• Dickie Thon Jr. (5th round, Blue Jays), son of Dickie Thon.
• Connor Narron (5th round, Orioles), son of Jerry Narron.
• Drew Cisco (6th round, Reds), grandson of Galen Cisco.
• Patrick Leyland (8th round, Tigers), son of Jim Leyland.
• Benjamin Gamel (9th round, Yankees), brother of Mat Gamel.
• JaDamion Williams (10th round, Twins), son of Reggie Williams.
• Reggie Williams Jr. (10th round, Cardinals), son of Reggie Williams.
• Hunter Jones (11th round, Indians), son of Tracy Jones.
• Josh Magee (18th round, Astros), son of Wendell Magee.
• Dillon Moyer (22nd round, Twins), son of Jamie Moyer.
• Ozney Guillen (22nd round, White Sox), son of Ozzie Guillen.
• Mark Tracy (22nd round, Rockies), son of Jim Tracy.
• Bryan Harper (28th round, Cubs), brother of Bryce Harper.
• Brett Bochy (30th round, Giants), son of Bruce Bochy.
• Benito Santiago Jr. (31st round, Cubs), son of Benito Santiago.
• Andy Fermin (32nd round, Blue Jays), son of Felix Fermin.
• Devon Ethier (32nd round, Dodgers), brother of Andre Ethier.
• Logan Thompson (33rd round, Indians), son of Robby Thompson.
• Andrew Benes (35th round, Cardinals), son of Andy Benes, nephew of Alan Benes.
• Bobby Geren (36th round, A's), son of Bob Geren.
• Jake May (39th round, Reds), grandson of Lee May.
• Bo McClendon (39th round, Tigers), son of Lloyd McClendon.
• John Franco (42nd round, Mets), son of John Franco.
• Chad Wallach (43rd round, Dodgers), son of Tim Wallach.
• Benjamin Verlander (46th round, Tigers), brother of Justin Verlander.
• Joesph Jackson (50th round, Royals), great-great-grandnephew of "Shoeless" Joe Jackson.
-- C. Trent Rosecrans
For more baseball news, rumors and analysis, follow @cbssportsmlb on Twitter.
Category: MLB
Tags: A's, Angels, Astros, Blue Jays, Bob Geren, Bruce Bochy, Bryce Harper, Cardinals, Cubs, Dodgers, Giants, Indians, Jamie Moyer, Jim Leyland, Jim Tracy, Justin Verlander, Mark Sweeney, Mat Gamel, Mets, MLB Draft, Orioles, Pirates, Reds, Rockies, Royals, Tigers, Twins, White Sox, Yankees
Posted on: June 9, 2010 6:39 pm
Edited on: June 9, 2010 6:50 pm
Suspended Volquez to start rehab assignment
Reds starter Edinson Volquez, currently serving a 50-game suspension, will start Saturday for the Lychburg Hillcats as part of a rehabilitation assignment, according to MLB.com's Mark Sheldon .
The suspension, for testing positive for a performance-enhancing substance in violation of Major League Baseball's Joint Drug Prevention and Treatment Program, will not impact his ability to play in minor league games. Volquez, an All-Star in 2008, underwent Tommy John surgery on his right elbow on Aug. 3, 2009. Volquez has not thrown in a game since last June.
Although he's suspended for testing positive for PEDs, Volquez was allowed to continue his rehab at the Reds' facilities in Goodyear, Ariz., and will be eligible to return from his suspension next week, although his rehab will likely take longer than that.
Volquez could be used as a reliever upon his return to help the Reds' ailing bullpen or he could return later and take some of the pressure off of rookie starter Mike Leake, who has already thrown 73 innings this season, more than half of the 142 innings he threw at Arizona State last season. Leake bypassed the minor leagues and the Reds are closely monitoring his pitch counts and the number of innings he's thrown.
Another Reds starter, Homer Bailey, started for Triple-A Louisville on Tuesday night and could return for his spot in the rotation on Sunday aganst the Royals. Reds manager Dusty Baker told reporters before the game that no decision has been made on Sunday's starter. If Bailey isn't ready, Sam LeCure will start against Kansas City's Zack Grienke.
-- C. Trent Rosecrans
For more baseball news, rumors and analysis, follow @cbssportsmlb on Twitter.
Category: MLB
Tags: Dusty Baker, Edinson Volquez, Homer Bailey, Reds, Royals, Sam LeCure, Zack Greinke
Posted on: June 8, 2010 6:44 pm
Edited on: October 19, 2010 11:30 am
Grandal had no pre-draft deal
Leading up to Monday night's first round of the MLB Draft, AOL Fanhouse's Frankie Piliere reported that there was a deal done between Miami catcher Yasmani Grandal and the Kansas City Royals. By Monday, word was the Royals weren't taking Grandal and when the picked fourth, they took Cal State Fullerton shortstop Christian Colon.
Grandal went 12th to the Cincinnati Reds.
On Tuesday, Grandal told reporters in Cincinnati, "I didn't have any pre-draft deals. I had no clue what was going on. I don't know where the rumor started. I didn't speak the Royals or anybody."
Grandal also denied reports that he was seeking "Buster Posey money" and he had signability issues.
"For the Reds to give me an opportunity, to be picked in the first round, it's just great. I'm ready to go," Grandal said.
Grandal was 1-for-3 with two RBI in Miami's 10-3 victory over Texas A&M on Tuesday.
-- C. Trent Rosecrans
Category: MLB
Tags: Buster Posey, Christian Colon, Kansas City, Reds, Royals, Yasmani Grandal
Posted on: June 8, 2010 4:22 pm
Edited on: October 19, 2010 11:24 am
Harper among Golden Spikes finalists
Last night's No. 1 pick, Bryce Harper, is up for another honor, although one much less lucritive: the Golden Spikes Award, givien to the nation's top collegiate player.
Harper is one of five finalists, and the only junior college player honored.
The other four players named as finalists by USA Baseball are Central Florida infielder/outfielder Chris Duffy, Miami catcher Yasmani Grandal, left-hander Drew Pomeranz of Ole Miss and Florida Gulf Coast lefty Chris Sale. Duffy is the only one not to be drafted in the first 13 picks.
Pomeranz went fifth overall to the Indians, Grandal 12th to Cincinnati and Sale 13th to White Sox.
Keeping with the siliness of the era, USA Baseball is opening up voting to fans at www.GoldenSpikesAward.com .
-- C. Trent Rosecrans
Category: MLB
Posted on: June 8, 2010 2:03 pm
Edited on: June 8, 2010 2:18 pm
Rose legacy takes another hit
A detailed investigation by Barry Petchesky of Deadspin.com indicates that Pete Rose used corked bats during his 1985 chase for baseball's all-time hits record.
A photo accompanying the story shows an X-ray of a game-used bat with a clear area of foreign material about six inches long in the barrel. The bat is purportedly part of a batch of about 30 Mizuno bats Rose had specially made for him in 1985, when he was player-manager of the Reds and chasing down Ty Cobb's record of 4,191 hits.
Bat-corking is intended to make a bat lighter without a sacrifice in power. The practice is called "corking" even though various materials have been used to fill hollowed-out spaces over the years. The benefit corking has been widely debated and tested, and the results indicate that the edge is dubious at best. In fact, a 2007 experiment by the TV show Mythbusters showed that corking actually causes a notable decrease in how far a ball will travel off a bat (video here ). Any benefit is probably mental.
Nevertheless, it's explicitly against the rules. It has never been clear how widespread corking is, and only six players have been disciplined for the practice: Graig Nettles, Billy Hatcher, Albert Belle, Chris Sabo, Wilton Guerrero and Sammy Sosa. Rose has repeatedly denied corking his bat and challenged anyone to produce a bat he used that was corked (he didn't respond to Deadspin's requests for comment). Of course, Rose repeatedly denied betting on baseball, too, until he figured out he could benefit from admitting it.
The point isn't whether altered bats helped Rose get the hits record. The point is that, if this report is true, Rose knowingly cheated. The Hall of Fame looks further away than ever.
-- David Andriesen, CBSSports.com
Posted on: June 7, 2010 11:07 pm
Edited on: October 19, 2010 11:30 am
Cueto victimized by bullpen
If not for his bullpen, the Reds' Johnny Cueto could be the second 10-game winner of the season. Instead, Cueto has five victories and the victim of five blown saves.
Accoding to Elias Sports Bureau, the five "blown wins" are the most of any starter in the big leagues.
Cueto, 5-1 with a 4.25 ERA, didn't have one of his better outings on Monday, allowing 10 hits and four runs in six innings and actually left the gmae down 4-3, but was lifted for pinch-hitter Miguel Cairo, whose two-out RBI single put him in line for the win.
The Giants, though, answered with two runs off of lefty Daniel Ray Herrera to take back the lead.
Cueto had notched victories in his last four outings.
-- C. Trent Rosecrans
Category: MLB
Tags: Daniel Ray Herrera, Giants, Johnny Cueto, Miguel Cairo, Reds


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New Mexico Democratic Sen. Tom Udall, whose state is home to the Los Alamos and Sandia National Laboratories, is proposing a plan to speed the commercial use of technology developed under government auspices.
Udall's bill, which he said he will introduce in the fall, is tentatively called the Technology Transfer Invention, Innovation, and Implementation Act. It proposes to knit together technology transfer policies across the national labs under the Office of Advanced Research Tech Transfer and Innovation in Energy, which will be located in the headquarters of the Department of Energy. It would establish a public-private partnership program called the Entrepreneurs in Energy Corps to invest in scientists, engineers, and business developers looking to create commercial applications out of technology. The proposal would put into place new tools for a department-wide technology transfer office to measure progress in technology transfer.
"Our goal is to reduce bureaucracy so we can get cutting-edge research and technology from the workbench to the marketplace, leading to a 21st century boost for entrepreneurship and job-creation across the state," Udall said at an Aug. 12 conference in Santa Fe, N.M.
A joint report from three think tanks from across the political spectrum in June recommended wholesale changes to the organization of the National Labs, including some that track with the outline of Udall's proposal, such as better metrics for technology transfer.
The Los Alamos National Laboratory unveiled on Aug. 1 its Express Licensing program, which gives local entrepreneurs and national collaborators access to technology invented at the lab. The program is the first of several initiatives under development by the Technology Transfer Division aimed at streamlining access for potential partners and customers.
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August 22, 2014 A new study finds a wide range of epigenetic changesalterations in DNA across the genome that may be related to key environmental exposuresin children with Crohn's disease (CD), reports Inflammatory Bowel Diseases, official journal of the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America (CCFA). The journal is published by Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, a part of Wolters Kluwer Health.
The study provides "compelling evidence" of alterations of DNA in several regions of the genome in children with CD, according to Professor Jack Satsangi of University of Edinburgh and colleagues. In addition to providing new insights into how genes and the environment interact, the results may have early implications for clinical management of CD.
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The researchers performed a "genome-wide" study in children with newly diagnosed CD, before any treatment, to look for possible epigenetic changes that may affect gene behavior. Epigenetic changes reflect the impact of a wide range of environmental factors on genes.
The results showed strong evidence of such changes at 65 different sites across the genome. Nineteen sites showed clustering of epigenetic changes, pointing at genetic pathways that might be relevant to CD development.
Similar patterns were present in a separate group of children who had been treated for CD, as well as in a group of treated adults.
The study highlighted "highly significant" changes in two specific gene locations (loci), which include genes responsible for immune and cellular functions that could contribute to the development of CD. Two probes for these loci were highly accurate in predicting which children would have CD, providing a potentially useful "b
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Tillage, at one time a go-to solution for loosening compacted soils, also creates poor soil structure and hardpan soils. "There is a downward spiral with tillage. The more you till the soil, the more you destroy its structure," says Jim Hoorman, Ohio State University. While deep ripping or vertical tillage offer a short-term solution, the long-term answer to soil compaction is to rebuild soil structure, says Hoorman.
Denny Friest has conducted dozens of trials since 2000, and takes on several new comparisons each year through a program with Iowa Soybean Association. Participating farmers work with researchers to design practical trials. Farmers across the state often conduct trials on similar topics, such as N fertilizer or fungicide performance, which enhances results' reliability.
The combination of weather extremes and disease and insect pressure have been especially hard on continuous corn, which took a 40-bushel per acre yield hit in 2010, 2011 and 2012 compared to rotated corn. "For me the answer was to go back to a 50:50 corn-bean rotation," says Gary Niemeyer. "It had been 85:15."
Evaluating your farm's sustainability and seeing how it stacks up against similar operations can be an eye-opener that helps improve a farm's economic and environmental sustainability, says Shawn Conley, Extension soybean specialist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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Every winter, as he finalizes seed, fertility and pest management programs for the following spring, David Wolfskill takes to his shop to perform a task that's equally critical for top corn yields. He strips his planter down to the frame and rebuilds it.
Jeff Heepke knew he was part of the next wave of precision agriculture when his cellphone rang as he planted corn with his new 16-row planter last spring. "Do you know that row 15 is plugged?" asked the caller.
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As he looked to the future, Jim Kline, 56, turned to lessons learned from the 1980s farm crisis. He began paying down debt, trading machinery less often and slowing down his farm expansion.
Jim Goss isn't ready to declare tissue tests obsolete. But if field trials of a new resin-based technology continue to pan out, he thinks he may have found a new early warning system to detect unexpected nutrient deficiencies early enough to prevent yield losses.
If Fred Yoder had doubts that weather affecting his Ohio farm would become more extreme, they vanished in 2011 and 2012, when back-to-back ultra-wet and ultra-dry years tested his farm.
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