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The Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township is a school district located in Indianapolis, Indiana, United States, serving Wayne Township in western Marion County. It is known for its high school, Ben Davis, which was founded in 1892. The district also operates 2 seventh and eighth grade centers, one ninth grade center, and 11 elementary schools. Recently, a ninth-grade center was built alongside Ben Davis to address the specific needs of ninth grade students. Currently, the former Fulton Junior High has been renovated and reconstructed and reopened in 2007 as Chapel Hill Seventh and Eighth Grade Center.
In addition to the many courses available at Ben Davis, there is the Area 31 Career Center that focuses on upper-class students (juniors and seniors). The courses available at the center include everything from computer programming to cosmetics, and help get a jump-start into entering a college course. Students from 11 high schools in Marion, Hendricks, and Morgan Counties can come to the Career Center at Ben Davis and take courses during the regular school day. The district also has an extensive adult-education program and has opened Ben Davis University High School, a partnership with Vincennes University.
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The Chemistry Teaching Major is similar to the General Chemistry Major, except that education courses are added to the curriculum.
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Four travelers in two days were arrested for carrying firearms through security at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
Joseph Octavius Beckford, 38, of Grayson, was arrested Friday afternoon by Atlanta Airport police and was being held in the Clayton County Jail. He was expected to make a first appearance hearing at 9 a.m. Saturday in Clayton County Magistrate Court. Details about his arrest were not immediately available Friday afternoon.
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Fusakio is a retired Army officer who served his country in Vietnam as a pilot.
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Clerked for Judge Matthew J. Jasen, New York State Court of Appeals, practiced law with a New York law firm involved in antitrust and unfair competition litigation. Authored a book and numerous articles on antitrust and unfair competition. Active in the Litigation Section and the Committee on Antitrust and Unfair Competition of the ABA. Member of advisory group to the American Law Institute Restatement of the Law of Unfair Competition. Member of the New York State Law Revision Commission. Editor, Model Jury Charges in Business Torts Cases. One of seven nominees for the New York Court of Appeals in 1998 as selected by the State Commission of Judicial Nomination.
2002 Update to NO FAULT CASE HANDBOOK (New York State Bar Association)
NO FAULT CASE HANDBOOK (New York State Bar Association, 1996)
Editor, NEW YORK LITIGATION FORMS (Lawyers Cooperative Publishing Co., 1995) (with eds. Kevin J. English, Barry G. Saretsky, et al.)
Editor-in-Chief, MODEL JURY CHARGES IN BUSINESS TORT CASES, (ABA, 1981)
The New York Law Journal in its Feb 4, 2015 edition published his bi-monthly Evidence column. This column addressed and criticized the recent First Department decision in Ambac v. Countrywide which recognized a broad new exception to NY's waiver by disclosure rule.
Use of Convictions to Impeach in a Civil Action, New York Law Journal (July 30, 2013)PubArticleNY.jsp
Refreshing Recollection Doctrine Revisited, New York Law Journal (Dec. 6, 2012)
Inadvertent Waiver of the Attorney/Client Privilege, New York Law Journal (Oct. 4, 2012)
Scope of Waiver Effected by Disclosure of Attorney-Client Privileged Matter, New York Law Journal (Aug. 2, 2012)
Pommells: The Facts, Nothing But the Facts,
78 (no. 5) New York State Bar Association Journal 42 (2006)papers.cfm
COVENANTS NOT TO COMPETE: A USEFUL EXPLANATION INCLUDING DRAFTING (National Law Foundation, 2006)
Honor The Craft: The Judicial Legacy of Judge Matthew J. Jasen,
69 Albany Law Review 403 (2006)papers.cfm
Evidence (2004-2005 Survey of New York Law),
56 Syracuse Law Review 871 (2006)papers.cfm
Evidence (2003-2004 Survey of New York Law),
55 Syracuse Law Review 1005 (2005)papers.cfm
Evidence (2002-2003 Survey of New York Law),
54 Syracuse Law Review 601 (2005)papers.cfm
Impeachment of a Witness in a Civil Action: Proof of Prior Misconduct (Bad Acts),
(Spring 2004) New York State Trial Lawyers Institute Bill of Particulars (2004)hutter-impeachment-of-a-witness-2004.pdf
Evidence (2001-2002 Survey of New York Law),
53 Syracuse Law Review 539 (2003)papers.cfm
Using Expert Testimony as a Basis for the Invocation of Res Ipsa Loquitor,(Fall 2003) New York State Trial Lawyers Institute Bill of Particulars (2003)hutter-on-evidence-using-expert-testimony-2003.pdf
Plaintiff's Pre-Trial Statements and Expressions of Physical Sensations and Condition: The Questionable Status of New York's Rules Governing Their Admissibility,
(Spring 2003) New York State Trial Lawyers Institute Bill of Particulars (2003)hutter-plaintiff-pretrial-statements-2003.pdf
Hospital Records Entries,
(Summer 2003) New York State Trial Lawyers Institute Bill of Particulars (2003)hutter-on-evidence-hospital-record-entries-2003.pdf
Accident Reports and the Business Records Hearsay Exception: The Johnson v Lutz Judicially Created Requirement,
(Winter 2002) New York State Trial Lawyers Association Bill of Particulars (2002)hutter-on-evidence-accident-reports-2002.pdf
Toure v. Avis and the Serious Injury Threshold: The Court of Appeals Giveth and Taketh Away, But Giveth More,
(Fall 2002) New York State Trial Lawyers Association Bill of Particulars 39 (2002)hutter-toure-v-avis-rent-a-car-systems-2002.pdf
Evidence, (2000-2001 Survey of New York Law),
52 Syracuse Law Review 397 (2002)papers.cfm
Tyrrell v. Wal-Mart Admissibility of Employee Statement Regarding Spills in Slip and Fall Cases,
(Summer 2002) New York State Trial Lawyers Association Bill of Particulars 55 (2002)hutter-tyrrell-v-walmart-2002.pdf
Chapter: Conduct of the Hearing in MANUAL FOR ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGES AND HEARING OFFICERS, rev. ed. (R. Heverly, ed.) (New York State Dept. of Civil Service, 2002)papers.cfm
Appendix A: Evidence in MANUAL FOR ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGES AND HEARING OFFICERS, rev. ed. (R. Heverly, ed.) (New York State Dept. of Civil Service, 2002)
NO-FAULT SERIOUS INJURY (National Law Foundation, 2002)
EMPLOYEE COVENANTS-NOT-TO-COMPETE (Albany Law School, Institute of Legal Studies, 2001)
Contents of Writing, Recordings, and Photographs, in EMERGING PROBLEMS WITH THE FEDERAL RULES OF EVIDENCE, 3rd ed., (Lexis, 1998) at 387hutter-emerging-problems-under-federal-rules-1998.pdf
Hearsay Update in POLITICAL EVIDENCE (New York State Bar Association, 1996)
Government Liability and Immunity from Personal Injury Claims, in THE 1996 WARREN M. ANDERSON LEGISLATIVE BREAKFAST SEMINAR SERIES (Government Law Center of Albany Law School, 1996) at 43papers.cfm
Government Investigative Reports: a New Approach for Their Admissibility in State Courts,
Trial Lawyers Section Digest (Trial Lawyers Section, New York State Bar Association) (no. 33) March 1996, at 1hutter-government-investigative-reports-1996.pdf
Hearsay: the Principal Exception, in PRACTICAL EVIDENCE (New York State Bar Association, 1995)
No Fault Law Update, in AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE LAW (New York State Bar Association, 1995)
Evidence, (1994-1995 Survey of New York Law),
46 Syracuse Law Review 601 (1995)papers.cfm
Revision of Chapters 2, 14, 57 and 75, Weinstein-Korn-Miller, NEW YORK CIVIL PRACTICE (Matthew Bender, 1987-1996)
Developments Re: Expert Testimony Under the Federal Rules of Evidence, in EXPERT WITNESSES (NYSBA, 1987)
Protecting Software, in COMPUTER LAW (New York State Bar Association, 1987)
Business Torts, in ACTIONS AND PROCEEDINGS (Callaghan, 1985)
Drafting Enforceable Noncompetition Agreements,4 Legal Notes and Viewpoints Quarterly 73 (1983)hutter-drafting-non-competition-agreements-1984.pdf
Drafting Enforceable Employee Non-Competition Agreements to Protect Confidential Business Information: A Lawyer's Practical Approach to the Case Law,
45 Albany Law Review 311 (1981)hutter-drafting-employee-non-competition-agreements-1981.pdf
Remedies in Trade Secret Cases, in PROTECTING TRADE SECRETS (PLI, 1981)
Pursuing Ex-Employees Who Misappropriate Trade Secrets: Pre-trial Considerations,
6 Litigation 39 (1980)
DISCUSSION OF CERTAIN RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR THE REVIEW OF ANTITRUST LAWS AND PROCEDURES, Prepared for the ABA Litigation Committee (March 1979)
DISCUSSION OF CITY OF LAFAYETTE V. LOUISIANA POWER AND LIGHT, Prepared for the office of the New York Secretary of State (February 1979)
Trade Secret Misappropriation: A Lawyer's Practical Approach to the Case Law,
1 Western New England Law Review 1 (1978)papers.cfm
"Dirty Tricks" and Section One of Sherman Act: Federalizing State Unfair Competition Law,
18 Boston College Industrial and Commercial Law Review 239 (1977)papers.cfm
"Kelley v. Johnson" and Tonsorial Tastes: The Death Knell of Substantive Due Process,
41 Albany Law Review 411 (1977)papers.cfm
Book Review, (with Maleski) reviewing PRODUCTS LIABILITY: CASES AND MATERIALS,
65 Georgetown Law Journal 865 (1977)
Chapters, No Fault Law Update in DECISION (New York State Trial Lawyers Association) annually, 1991-2003
Editor-in-Chief, Business Torts Newsletter
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Professor Michael J. Hutter presented a 2014 CPLR Update to the Academy of Trial Lawyers. His materials were distributed statewide to the Academy's membership.
Professor Michael Hutter was invited to present "Developments in Electronic Evidence for Family Court Practitioners" in Syracuse, N.Y.
Professor Michael Hutter gave a presentation on "Expert Testimony and Related Discovery Issues at the annual meeting of the Association of Justices of the Supreme Court of the State of New York on Oct. 10, 2012. He also delivered his annual updates on Evidence and No Fault/Serious Injury for the New York Academy of Trial Lawyers on Oct. 5, 2012.
Professor Michael Hutter presented two sessions on Evidence, Torts and Negligence at Albany Law School's CLE in Saratoga Program in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., on Aug. 10.
Professor Michael J. Hutter presented a 2014
No Fault/Serious Injury Update to the Capital District Trial Lawyers Association
at its Annual Meeting.
Professor Michael J. Hutter presented
at the request of the NY State Bar Association a Memorial to Prof Siegel at the
NYSBA's Annual Meeting before the House of Delegates.
of Professor Hutter's prior Evidence columns were the basis of two evidence legislative
proposals which are part of the Office of Court Administration's 2015
Legislative Program. One proposed bill proposes for New York a new
hearsay exception for agent/employee admissions, which tracks Prof Hutter's
call for legislative action to do away with NY's present archaic law on the
subject. The other proposed bill proposes an amendment to NY's
attorney-client privilege dealing with waiver by disclosure, intentional or
inadvertent disclosure, which tracks FRE 502, as urged by Proffessor Hutter.
Professor Michael J. Hutter has been appointed Chair of a subcommittee of the State Bar's CPLR
Committee to study and report on a legislative proposal to change or modify New York's
present common law rules governing the proper foundation for an expert's
Professor Michael J.
Hutter's article - The case for Adoption of the Uniform Trade Secrets Act,
published in 10 Alb. L.J. Tech and Science 1 - was cited favorably in the
Wright Miller Federal Practice and Procedure Treatise.
Professor Michael J.
Hutter has been appointed to the Advisory Group (Members Consultative Group)
for the new Restatement (Third) of Conflicts of Law.
Professor Michael Hutter's evidence column, "Impeachment of Witnesses and Out-of-Court Hearsay Declarants," was published by the New York Law Journal on October 1, 2015.
Professor Michael Hutter was quoted in the article "Attorneys for Patrick Kane and his accuser seek resolution, sources say," in the Chicago Tribune on September 17, 2015.
Professor Michael Hutter was quoted in Politico New York's "Public Law Report: Judicial selection 'charade'; Cuomo talks executive order" on September 4, 2015. "The thing is, with the party bosses selecting, you know they're not going on who is the best qualified; they're doing it for political reasons," he said.
Proessor Michael Hutter appeared on
WAMC for Dave Lucas on August 18 for a segment titled, After Recent Fox News Debate, Albany Law Grad Megyn Kelly In The Spotlight.
Professor Hutter said of Kelly while she attended the law school: "She really had the trial chops of a seasoned trial lawyer. I always viewed her as going on to be the next great female trial lawyer in the country. I never saw her going into broadcast journalism.
According to Albany Law School professor Michael J. Hutter Jr., the reason most juries are composed of 12 members comes down to a single word: tradition. "The origins are (King) Henry II," he said. "The English had a system of determining land disputes. They would simply select 12 men. Why 12? That just seems like a popular number back then. ... No one seems to know."
From the article "A dozen twelves mark today's 12/12/12" in the Albany Times Union on Dec. 12, 2012.
"I honestly think that the court was troubled by the lack of evidence," Michael Hutter, a professor of law at Albany Law School, said of Thursday's decision.
Vincent Bonventre, a professor of law at Albany Law School who studies the Court of Appeals, said Malone "stuck his neck out" with his dissent, which ultimately drove the decision by the state's highest court.
"He had the guts to say what was wrong with it, and he got every single vote on the Court of Appeals. That's quite a statement," he said. "Really in large measure, it's because Judge Malone wrote such a strong dissenting opinion at the Appellate Division and really caught their attention."
"It looks as though this is is a 6-1 decision; it's actually 7-0 that the conviction should be thrown out," Bonventre said. "One of the judges said that the conviction is so bad that the prosecution should not be even be allowed to get another trial. You rarely see something like that."
However, Hutter said the other six judges may have indeed been swayed by concerns Malone raised about the adequacy of the evidence, but stopped short of actually ruling the evidence was insufficient.
"I think they were reluctant to say that the evidence was insufficient," Hutter said. "Judges are reluctant to substitute their views for the jury. Sometimes, when they reverse murder convictions it's because of technical errors, things like that, substantive errors. They don't always like to reverse for insufficiencies."
According to Hutter, the Court of Appeals hears about 90 criminal cases a year, and upholds the convictions in about 75 percent of them. An overturned murder case is uncommon, but not unheard of.
"I think that Judge Malone's decision is right on the money," he added. "This is a very questionable case."
However, Hutter of Albany Law School said he's doubtful the third trial will lead to a different result unless it is reviewed by a different kind of jury.
"The same evidence is going to be used again," he said. "And quite frankly, unless the defense counsel can pull a sympathetic jury, I'm sure there's going to be another conviction. I think making the correction of the two (trial) errors here is not going to mean anything, unless you get a different pair of eyes that look at this."
From the article "Appellate court judge may have played key role in overturning Cal Harris' conviction" in the Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin on Oct. 20.
Professor Michael Hutter published two columns in the New York Law Journal:
"Admissibility of Unaffirmed Media Reports: A
Proposed Rationale" on June 7 and "Application of
'Noseworthy' Doctrine: Issues and Their Resolution" on March 30.


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Literature: The Dosadi Experiment
The Dosadi Experiment is a 1977 Science-Fiction novel by Frank Herbert; part of his ConSentiency series (less famous than his Dune series). The protagonist is Jorj X. McKie, who belongs to the Bureau of Sabotage, an agency intended to moderate the totalitarian tendencies of the ConSentiency, the galactic government. Other galactic players include the Caleban, extradimensional beings who provide teleportation services, and the Gowachin, frog-like humanoids who specialize in law.McKie learns from a friendly Caleban that they have helped the Gowachin with an experiment that has lasted several generations: they have "accidentally" mistransported various humans and Gowachins to a planet named Dosadi. A "God Wall" keeps them in and everyone else out. Because the planet has poisons everywhere, the millions of inhabitants live in one valley. Their artificial society, already under immense pressure, will explode unless something changes.With an assumed identity, McKie teleports to Dosadi. The ruler, a Gowachim named Broey, has concentrated his forces to defend against an expected uprising. McKie tracks down the "rebel" leader and finds Keila Jedrik, a human woman and civil servant who has orchestrated civil unrest and rebellion. As in several other Herbert works, a principal character undergoes an evolutionary gestalt.
Contains examples of:
- Action Girl: Keila Jedrik.
- Crapsack World: Dosadi is the perfect example of this trope.
- Death World: Dosadi.
- Encyclopedia Exposita: Nobody does it like Herbert.
- The End of the World as We Know It: Dosadi might self-destruct. or it might take over the galaxy. Other, "minor" risks include the whole ConSentiency becoming a nastier place (if the experiment succeeds) or turning into complete madhouse as a result of leak.
- The Federation: The ConSentiency, consisting of a wide variety of alien cultures and societies.
- Law Procedural: a full-blown trial in the Courtarena.
- The Power of Love
- Psychic Link / Mindlink Mates: McKie and Jedrik as a side effect of Body Swap.
- Read the Fine Print: One would think that the Gowachin, while preparing a contract with entities having utterly alien minds, always sticking to the letter of their obligations as they understand them, and manipulating stellar amounts of energy apparently at will, would clarify each point as much as humanly (and inhumanly) possible. But no one did a good job in this area. A lot of people ended up with quite unexpected results, and the whole ConSentiency barely survived.
- Showing Off the New Body: After learning they can switch bodies at will with each other, McKie and Jedrik have some interesting sex.
- Take That: Herbert has a couple here, aimed at his more famous work, Dune. McKie is worried about being seen as some sort of Messiah; a native Dosadi replies that it would be utterly stupid for them to worship or follow him, he's just an outsider...
- The Wall Around the World : The God Wall.
- Training from Hell: Every living person on Dosadi is going through this just by living.
- Tough Love: Pretty much every parent on Dosadi (including Jedrik's) lives (or lived) this trope by necessity.


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I'm curious if is paper, cloth, rubber, sponge or something else. A woven belt might leave a texture but could have an advantage of being nicely porous.
It was thick gelatin on film support imbibed with a monobath containing a release agent.
This is a great post a lot of info I will be reading this for a long time.
Grant Haist also talks about a PVC belt saturated in the monobath. Barnes and Johnston (Kodak patent) discuss adding nuclei to the monobath and raising the pH to 12 to make it work in seconds. I wonder how fast that BIMAT belt traveled?
IIRC, the PVC came loose as it could not be hardened. IDK for sure how fast the belt traveled. I know that processing only took seconds. See the equipment on display at GEH.
I've always wondered about Donald Quall's. He seems to be a prominent figure in the analog world and occasionally I find posts of his on APUG. His monobath is very interesting too. Is he still around?
Following the 55 project has been fun; always a pleasure to see things moving/shaking over there. Best wishes!
Could you share any details of this release agent? I'm looking for a method to bind two sheets of film in optical contact so that they can be released from each other easily. One sheet would be a processed sheet of slide film (screen-plate w/ TV-screen reseau) and the other would be a sheet of b&w film.
In old bi-pack & tri-packs there were patents and methods that used soap to bind the different layers. Right now I'm using gelatin w/ sorbitol which works, but is not yet ideal.
Right at this moment I have samples on the bench drying with acacia/gum arabic as the release layer on two different papers. Gum arabic is nice stuff, shiny, smooth and clear, but also brittle if too thick, and needs to be dissolved in water once dried to peel away. If your layers can be soaked, maybe that will work. In our application the gum arabic presumably sits on top and never gets a chance to dry and stick.
Otherwise I have no idea: maybe you could look at some transparent tacky polymer, such as silicone, (not the kind with acetic acid, but the type used for fishtanks) if you don't need a strong bond and need to peel it. You might need a release layer for your release layer, perhaps a light film of silicone oil on one of the surfaces adjacent to the cured silicone, so it will peel away.
What's the adhesive used in clear packing tape? That peels, and is clear.
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Oklahoma City Thunder notebook: Game 4 starting time is set
The Houston Chronicle asked readers for suggested headlines after the Thunder's 120-91 victory in Game 1. Here are some of the suggestions:
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With the Thunder's roster younger and more inexperienced compared to last year, Fisher is offering advice more frequently this season.
"I think I did it some last year, but to be honest we had more veteran players last year. Guys like Nazr Mohammed," Fisher said. "We had veteran guys that can kind of split that responsibility (last season). With more younger guys, and with me being by far the oldest guy (laughing), I've adapted in terms of trying to help some of our younger guys to try and understand. So from that perspective, I'm just doing what I like I should do because we have a young team. From a basketball perspective, I think it's just the same."
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Many of us AAs also qualify for AL-Anon.
I've been reading Lois' book recently. Now from that in the old days it appears that there was much interaction between the fellowships, because basically when it comes down to it AA's and Al-Anons seek the same thing don't they? A better way of living through seeking god and having a spiritual awakening and practising the steps in all their affairs.
I've never been to an al-anon meeting.
I think I might soon though.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- They finally found Richard Jefferson and located their trademark fastbreak. But even after all of those rediscoveries, the New Jersey Nets nearly lost the game they couldn't afford to lose.
Running and dunking their way to a 15-point third-quarter lead, the Nets still found themselves having to survive a scoring drought that lasted almost seven minutes and a 16-0 run by the San Antonio Spurs to even the NBA Finals Wednesday night with a 77-76 victory at Continental Airlines Arena.
Kenyon Martin sank four of six free throws in the final 3:28, including two with 1:12 to play for a 73-72 lead, and Jason Kidd hit four straight from the line in the final 9.1 seconds to secure the win. The Spurs still had a chance to tie the game in the final seconds on Manu Ginobili's 3-point attempt, which grazed the rim but appeared to be interfered by Kidd while trying to tap away the rebound. Tim Duncan scored off the miss just before the buzzer for the final margin.
The best-of-seven series is now a best-of-three with Game 5 on Friday at Continental Airlines Arena (ABC, 8 p.m. ET).
"It took a lot of heart tonight," Nets coach Byron Scott said. "We had a big lead and let it get away. ... We just continued to play."
"We just had to get that focus back and continue to play and we did," Martin said. "It's huge for us to get this thing tied at 2-2."
Martin scored a team-high 20 points to go with 13 rebounds and three blocks, and Kidd endured another bad shooting night (5-of-16) to finish with 16 points but also had eight rebounds and nine assists. Jefferson, who had a combined 14 points the last two games, bounced back with 18 points and 10 rebounds.
Duncan led the Spurs with 23 points, 17 rebounds -- including eight offensive -- and seven blocks (matching his Game 1 total for the second-most in Finals history). Tony Parker followed up his 26-point effort in Sunday's 84-79 win with a measly three points on 1-for-12 shooting.
"We didn't play well. We didn't compete for 48 minutes. We missed a lot of layups," Parker said. "We just have to come back strong the next game. Hopefully, we'll shoot the ball a little better."
The marksmanship was unsightly on both sides. The Nets shot 35.9 percent (28 of 78), while the Spurs suffered through a 26-for-90 night (28.9 percent) in the third-worst shooting performance ever in a Finals game. Three of San Antonio's starters -- Parker, Bruce Bowen and Stephen Jackson -- were a combined 4-for-30, including 2-for-11 on 3-pointers.
"Shooting was a little bit of a problem," Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said. "Four of our top six guys were 3-for-thirtysomething and that's going to be tough to win a game if you perform that way."
Jefferson's thunderous dunk over Kevin Willis highlighted a third quarter that saw the Nets stretch a 45-34 halftime lead to 51-36. The posterizing of Willis gave New Jersey a 56-45 cushion and everyone in the house the impression that the Nets would cruise to a 2-2 series tie.
But the Spurs, behind the leadership of backup point guard Speedy Claxton, silenced the sellout crowd of 19,280 by battling back to take a 57-56 lead into the fourth quarter. Claxton scored six of his 10 points in the period while filling in for a struggling Parker, and Willis saved face by scoring all six of his points during the Spurs' quarter-closing 21-5 run, which ended with 12 unanswered points.
San Antonio scored the first four points of the fourth on two Claxton free throws and Bowen's steal and breakaway slam for a 61-56 lead. Martin's layup with 10:19 remaining finally ended a scoreless Nets stretch that began with 5:18 left in the third quarter, the time of Jefferson's dunk.
"This team definitely has perseverance," said Kerry Kittles, who made up for his 2-of-10, four-point night with his defense on Parker. "We've shown that ... We've been tested in the playoffs and every time this team is really resilient ... and doing whatever it takes to win."
No one demonstrated the Nets' persistence better than Martin, particularly on one sequence in the last two minutes. With the Nets down 72-71, Martin was blocked two straight times by Duncan down low, only to gather the offensive rebound each time. On Martin's third shot, Duncan rejected it again but got called for the foul. Martin sank both free throws to give New Jersey the lead for good.
"I was just trying to be aggressive," Martin said. "He got his hand on the first one, his hand on the second one and the third one I got the call."
"That was sheer determination," Scott said. "He was not going to be denied."
After Ginobili missed a 3-pointer against an oncoming Jefferson, Kidd backed down Parker and missed a jump shot. Luckily for the Nets, Dikembe Mutombo grabbed the offensive rebound. Kidd then missed another jumper but the rebound found its way to Kittles, who got the ball back to Kidd for two free throws and a three-point lead with 9.1 seconds left.
In the second quarter, the Nets figured out how to get their fastbreak going again. The solution: Keep Duncan and David Robinson off the floor.
With Duncan and Robinson forced to the bench with three fouls each, the Nets were able to run free for the longest amount of time all series, extending a 34-30 lead over the final 3:32 of the first half to 45-34 at the break.
Jefferson's driving layup and 3-point play sent Duncan to the bench for the four-point cushion. After Kittles' steal and breakaway slam, Aaron Williams got a trailing Robinson to pick up his third foul on another New Jersey fastbreak with 2:12 remaining, sinking both free throws for a 38-32 advantage.
From there, the Nets felt like themselves again attacking the basket on every possession. Martin scored off a Kidd feed with a scoop and then put back a miss by Williams, who scored all eight of his points in the second quarter. Jefferson sparked the half-closing 19-4 run with a simple cut down the lane for a layup, then finished it off with a baseline drive and 3-point play for the 11-point halftime advantage.
"We got fouled on a lot of penetrations or layups that guys had and we made free throws," Kidd said. "But to get on the run, that's when we are at our best. They have done a great job of trying to slow us down, but tonight, I thought we made a conscious effort to get the rebound and try to push it."
Scott's defensive switch of having the 6-foot-5 Kittles chase the 6-2 Parker to conserve Kidd's energy paid dividends in the first half as Parker shot a miserable 1-for-10 in the first half.
"Kerry is longer and it gives (Parker) a different look," Scott explained. "I thought Kerry was great defensively."
Tempers flared early in the fourth quarter after the Spurs took a 63-58 lead. Willis and Rodney Rogers got into a heated exchange that led to a technical foul after Rogers pushed Bowen before the ensuing inbounds play. The Nets responded with a 9-0 run to take a 67-63 lead on Rogers' fastbreak layup, Jefferson's runner and reverse layup and Kidd's 3-point play.


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Genealogy in the Ground: Observations of Jar Burials of the Yayoi Period, Northern Kyushu, Japan
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The Yayoi period of Japan witnessed the adoption of rice paddy field agriculture (e.g. Immamura 1996: 128-37; Mizoguchi 2002:116-34). The sophisticated socio-technological complex related to rice cultivation is most likely to have been introduced from the southern coastal region of the Korean peninsula, and this led to the rapid development of social complexity and stratification. Whether the nature of social complexity of the Middle Yayoi period can be best equated to the chiefdom or the Big Man tribal society (cf. Johnson & Earle 1987) is the subject of debate (cf. Mizoguchi 2002: 169-83). However, it is widely accepted that by the late Middle Yayoi period, a roughly 100-year period around AD 1, society became differentiated into two strata: the elite, comprising chiefs and their kin; and the commoners (e.g. Takakura 1973; Kondo 1983).
The study of the mortuary practices of the Yayoi period has focused on the emergence and maturation of such a social hierarchy. The two principal objectives of the study have been the recognition of burial groups that are thought to have been the mortuary allotments of small corporate segments such as sub-lineages/households in individual cemetery sites and the examination of whether any evidence exists for hierarchical differences between those burial groups in terms of the amount of grave goods deposited with the deceased and the amount of labour mobilised in the construction of graves. The cemeteries have been categorised into types (cf. Takakura 1973) that are assumed to have reflected the stages of the process of social stratification. However, we can also distinguish two different principles of spatial structuring which reflect different attitudes to the passage of time. It is the consciousness of burial sequences and its connection with social and economic success that provide the subject of this paper.
Two types of spatial structure
Looking at the general plans of late Middle Yayoi period cemeteries from the northern Kyushu region, one's first impression is that the spatial configuration of burials and related features appears rather chaotic. However, we may examine their sequential development in detail utilising the well-established typo-chronology of the burial jars which is anchored by imported bronze mirrors with known production dates from early Han dynastic period, China (cf. Hashiguchi 1979; Figure 1). The exercise reveals two distinct patterns, which we can exemplify by examining cemetery sites at Mondentsujibatake site and Uraedani.
The cemetery at Monden-tsujibatake is located on a low-lying hill on the bottom of a floodplain (Fukuoka Prefectural Board of Education 1978). Here, 27 jar burials were excavated (Figure 2), of which 18 (9 adult and 9 infant) dated to the late Middle Yayoi period (around AD 1). At the centre of the cemetery were three jar burials, located side by side with their grave pits partially overlapping one another. Jar burial 23 was overlapped at a corner of the grave pit by jar burial 24, a corner of whose grave pit was destroyed when jar burial 21 was constructed. This suggests that the group comprising those three burials represented a sequence of three episodes in the early phase of this cemetery. Each burial jar was lowered in the grave pit in the same orientation as if pointing to the one before. Elsewhere, the burials in this cemetery were situated at some distance from one another (Figure 2). Some were situated in relatively close proximity to one another, but not as close as the three at the centre of the cemetery.
A bronze ploughshare was found in the fill of the disturbed part of the grave pit of jar burial 23. Jar burial 24 had a short iron sword, an iron halberd and the traces on the inside of the lower jar of two bronze mirrors that had been robbed (Figure 3). Jar burial 27, situated close to the central cluster, had been disturbed, but yielded two short iron swords in the disturbed fill and an iron halberd in situ. …


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The first truly Olympian performance of the London Games came before the flame was even lit, when South Korean archer Im Dong Hyun - a 26-year-old who is legally blind and sees the target as a canvas of different coloured paints dropped in water - broke his own world record on Friday morning.
Im shot a score of 699 in the team ranking round at Lord's, surpassing his old mark by three, and with teammates Kim Bub Min and Oh Jin Hyek also broke the team world record for 72 arrows with a score of 2087.
Im's steady creep towards a perfect individual score of 720 is remarkable for a man whose eyesight is 20/200 in his left and leading eye, when 20/20 marks perfection. His right eye is rated at 20/100, equating to overall vision 10 times worse than ideal.
He can't read letters on a keyboard or a newspaper, yet insists he isn't disabled and is famously tetchy about the attention his severe myopia brings. It has never hampered his performance; Im has been a member of the three-man teams that have won gold at the past two Olympics, continuing a South Korean dominance that amounts to four of the six men's team golds contested.
On the contrary, archery experts believe his impairment might be an asset. "We say in archery, if you don't think too much and you don't see too much, it's good, because you are focused," says Juan Carlos Holgado, who won a famous team gold for Spain 20 years ago in Barcelona.
"When you don't see too much, you just aim in the circle, and things start to group. He sees the target, he sees the sight, he can align the two circles, that's enough."
It was certainly enough on the Lord's Nursery Ground yesterday morning, as the archery ranking round was held to decide opponents for Saturday's elimination phase, which will be held on the main range, with archers firing from in front of the pavilion and over the wicket square.
Im's performance will bring focus not only on his triumph over adversity but on his sport, where a proliferation of Korean coaches have brought a discipline and zeal to the many nations who pay for their services. Elite archers now train for up to nine hours a day, revealed by a British Olympic Association survey to be more than any other Olympic athletes.
"Before we had a Korean coach, we would shoot three or four hours a day," says Rahul Banerjee, a contender to win individual gold for India. "Now we have a Korean coach, we shoot eight or nine hours."
Very little of this toil is physical, for archery is the most zen of Olympic pursuits. It is surely also the quietest; archers from more than a dozen countries have practised this week in a silence punctuated only by the whisper of arrow leaving bow, and the soft pock of its entry into the target 70 metres away.
Waiting for his rotation on Thursday, Im sat as still as a statue. Minutes passed before any sign of life, and even when a hand lifted to scratch one of his broad shoulders, it was done with an economy of effort that smacked of a man in a trance.
The quest to unpick the lock to this "zone" is why archers are more likely to be found on a yoga mat than a treadmill. "Our main goal is to be in the present," Holgado says. "If you are focused on what you do, you've done it a thousand times, you create the zone."
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