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In an opinion issued on March 4, 2014, the U.S. Supreme Court extended the whistleblower protections of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act to employees of private companies that do business with public companies, such as investment…more
Lawson v FMR, Sarbanes-Oxley, SCOTUS, Subcontractors, Whistleblower Protection Policies
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In the comic book world, one is often either a DC person or a Marvel person. In the data privacy world, one could say the European Court of Justice ruling last fall inspired the switch from DC's Aquaman's (Safe) Harbor to…more
Data Privacy, Data Protection Authority, EU-US Privacy Shield, Facebook, France
The proposed merger between major health insurers Aetna Inc. and Humana Inc. continues to inch closer to finalization. In a recent press release, Aetna announced that 10 states have now signed off on its proposed acquisition of…more
Acquisitions, Aetna, Anthem Insurance, Antitrust Investigations, CIGNA
On July 11, 2014, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit upheld the United States Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) "Enhanced Coordination Process," which was developed with the United…more
Appeals, Clean Water Act, Coal Mines, EPA, Final Guidance
Utah, like most U.S. states, has enacted laws concerning data security and steps to take when a data breach occurs. Here is what Utah law provides as codified in Utah Code Ann §§ 13–44–101 et seq. The law has been in effect…more
Breach Notification Rule, Data Breach, Data Security, Personally Identifiable Information, Popular
The film industry is a very exciting business and requires the involvement of many individuals and entities to complete a production. Bringing a commercial or full-feature film to millions of viewers is dependent upon the…more
Film Tax Credits, Movies, New Legislation
We are barely a month into 2014 and one of the news stories that is likely to be most memorable for the year is the Target security breach that resulted in upwards of 70 million customers' personal information being disclosed…more
Cybersecurity, Data Breach, Data Protection, Data Theft, Domain Names
Last Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously held, in Atlantic Marine Construction Co. v. United States Dist. Ct., et al., No.-12-929 (December 3, 2013), that district courts must give valid forum-selection clauses…more
Enforcement, Forum, Forum Selection, SCOTUS
Part I: A Brief Factual Look at Arizona:
- Population and Job Growth
- Personal Income
- Exports
- Leading Industries
- Location
- Business Costs
- Labor Force
- Education
- Government
Business Ownership
"CEQA-in-Reverse" -
Real estate developers, public agencies and private businesses involved in land development or redevelopment may soon have to contend with a new far-reaching interpretation of the California…more
CEQA, Contractors, Environmental Impact Report (EIR), Environmental Policies, Land Developers
Welcome to the June 2016 edition of our Under Construction newsletter. Hope you are staying cool this summer.
Are you legally operating your drone on the construction site? In our Winter 2015 Under Construction newsletter,…more
Commercial Use, Construction Defects, Construction Industry, Drones, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
Strong intellectual property increases the value of a company. Copyrights, trademarks, patents, and trade secrets are some avenues to protect intellectual property, but understanding when they're available and understanding…more
Alice Corporation, Bilski, Confidential Information, Draft Guidance, Food Manufacturers
The SEC has recently provided guidance on the permissibility of excluding shareholder proxy access bylaw proposals under Proxy Rule 14a-8(i)(10). Rule 14a-8(i)(10) allows a company to exclude a shareholder proposal that has…more
Bylaws, Proxy Access, Rule 14a-8, SEC, Shareholder Proposals
In the nine and a half months since its creation, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's (USPTO's) new inter partes review proceedings have become a popular way to attempt to invalidate a patent. As of June 25, 2013, at least…more
Inter Partes Reexamination, Patents
A sometimes overlooked but potentially significant liability exposure for any company that uses the "cloud" to remotely store, process or distribute data is the service provider contract between the company user and its data…more
Cloud Computing, COPPA, Data Centers, Data Protection, Gramm-Leach-Blilely Act
Dear clients and friends,
We present our traditional year-end issue of Snell & Wilmer's Corporate Communicator to help you prepare for the upcoming annual report and proxy season. This issue highlights SEC reporting and…more
Audits, Board of Directors, Clawbacks, Conflict Mineral Rules, Conflicting Proposals
Two of my recent columns in Litigation— "Five Traits of the Best Lawyers I Know" (Fall 2013) and "Fourteen Tips to Make You a Better Litigator" (Spring 2014)— invited Section members to share your own practical tips for success…more
Professional Development, Trial Plan, Young Lawyers
With ongoing price volatility in Arizona's residential real estate market, homeowners may be tempted to become recreational landlords. Anyone considering renting their home, however, should be aware that Arizona law requires…more
County Assessors, Landlords, Registration Requirement, Rental Property, Residential Real Estate Market
With so many personal gadgets needing daily recharging, desktop hard drives running 24 hours a day, and DVRs recording movies that run while we're asleep, do you wonder where all that electricity is coming from? The next big…more
From California to Connecticut, and places in between, the reach of paid sick leave laws is spreading rapidly. Currently, California, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Oregon and Washington D.C. have state- (or district-) wide laws…more
Accrual Method, Barack Obama, Executive Orders, Federal Contractors, Healthy Families Act
Welcome to the first edition of our Under Construction newsletter for 2016.
Indemnity laws and clauses are a big part of construction contracts. They can make or break a project. Defend and indemnify obligations have the…more
Construction Contracts, Construction Defects, Construction Industry, Contract Drafting, Contract Negotiations
For many U.S. construction businesses, the term "P3" may conjure images of "the big catch"—much discussed but rarely seen, at least not at your fishing hole. While the public-private partnership model has long been used in…more
Due Diligence, Public Private Partnerships (P3s)
In This Issue:
Letter from the Editor; Colorado Construction Law Developments in 2012; Arizona Court of Appeals Issues Decision Related to the Application of the Statute of Repose and Economic Loss Doctrine for Subsequent…more
Airspace, Construction Contracts, Construction Cranes, Construction Defects, Duty to Defend
Over the past few months both the IRS and the Department of Labor (DOL) have separately issued guidance emphasizing the importance of proper worker classification and some of the more common employment tax-related issues posed…more
Employer Liability Issues, Employment Tax, Fringe Benefits, IRS, Misclassification
As a reminder, effective January 1, 2016, employers must offer minimum essential coverage to 95% or more (up from 70% or more for 2015) of their full-time employees and their dependents each month or pay a very steep penalty. …more
Affordable Care Act, Cadillac Tax, Employer Group Health Plans, Employer Mandates, Full-Time Employees
Originally published in Western Real Estate Business, October 2012.
The economic downturn has resulted in a record number of foreclosures in California. Many property owners have simply abandoned these foreclosed…more
Abandoned Property, Foreclosure, Lenders, Local Ordinance, Nuisance
California's one-action rule provides that "[t]here can be but one form of action for the recovery of any debt or the enforcement of any right secured by mortgage upon real property or an estate for years therein . . . ." Cal…more
Debt Collection, Federal Housing Administration (FHA), Federal v State Law Application, Foreclosure, Lien Priority
Letter from the Editor -
Welcome to the summer edition of our Under Construction newsletter. In this issue, we highlight several hot topic items affecting the construction industry such as what happens when the construction…more
Amended Legislation, Appeals, Architects, Construction Contracts, Construction Defects
In the wake of actions taken on August 5, 2015 by contractors for the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) that resulted in the Gold King Mine Spill, western states that rely on water from the Animas River, the…more
Clean-Up Costs, Contamination, Environmental Litigation, EPA, Original Jurisdiction
On September 26, 2013, the House of Representatives took a major step in simplifying the sale and lease process for condominium developments, voting 410/0 in favor of H.R. 2600, introduced by New York Republican Congresswoman,…more
Condominiums, Disclosure Requirements, Housing Developers, ILSA, Leases
The requirement for an employee to exhaust administrative remedies may go beyond filing a charge with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ("EEOC") and state employment agencies. Industry-specific exhaustion requirements…more
ADA, Administrative Remedies, Department of Transportation (DOT), Discrimination, EEOC
On May 18, 2016, the Department of Health and Human Services ("HHS") issued final regulations implementing the nondiscrimination provisions of the Affordable Care Act. As we discussed in our March 30, 2016 blog, the rule…more
Affordable Care Act, Employee Benefits, Employer Group Health Plans, Health Insurance, HHS
If enacted, the federal Defend Trade Secrets Act ("DTSA") could change how some trade secret misappropriation claims are litigated in Arizona. Trade secret plaintiffs generally must bring claims for misappropriation in state…more
Defend Trade Secrets Act (DTSA), Discovery, Jurisdiction, Misappropriation, Remedies
The United States Supreme Court ruled today that an approved jurisdictional determination under the Clean Water Act constitutes an immediately appealable agency action under the Administrative Procedure Act, 5 U.S.C. §§ 500 et…more
Administrative Procedure Act, Appeals, Clean Water Act, Corporate Counsel, EPA
"Why am I getting sued?" is a common question we get from our employer clients when faced with what they perceive as a frivolous lawsuit brought by a ne'er-do-well former employee out for a quick buck or a pound of flesh. The…more
Best Management Practices, Employer Liability Issues, Hiring & Firing
The Nevada Legislature recently passed amendments to the Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) that appear to be intended to ease the nonjudicial foreclosure process for lenders and provide meaningful disclosure of what borrowers need…more
Affidavits, Amended Legislation, Borrowers, Foreclosure, Trustees
To combat fraud by contractors selling faulty war supplies to the Union Army, in 1863 President Abraham Lincoln signed into law the False Claims Act (the "FCA"). Designed to root out fraud on the federal government, this act…more
False Claims Act (FCA), Federal Contractors, Qui Tam, Whistleblowers
After months of preparations, January 16, 2016 was "Implementation Day" – the day when the world's sanctions on Iran were officially rolled back. On January 16, the International Atomic Energy Agency determined that Iran had…more
Asset Freeze, Crude Oil, Foreign Entities, Iran Sanctions
On June 24, Delaware's Governor signed Senate Bill No. 75 into law and closed the door on the tantalizing prospect of fee shifting ("loser pays") bylaws for Delaware stock corporations. The full text of the bill can be read…more
American Rule, ATP Tours, Bylaws, Delaware General Corporation Law, Fee-Shifting
Last week Peabody Energy announced that it filed bankruptcy. Peabody is the nation's largest coal company. The filing by Peabody comes on the heels of the January 2016 bankruptcy filing by Arch Coal, the nation's second…more
Coal Industry, Commercial Bankruptcy, Electric Generation Suppliers, Energy Sector, EPA
In 2007, the United States Supreme Court applied a new, stricter standard to motions to dismiss, and extended and further explained that standard in 2009. While some state courts have followed suit, others have reaffirmed the…more
CO Supreme Court, Motion to Dismiss, Rules of Civil Procedure, Tortious Interference, Twombly/Iqbal Pleading Standard
South Dakota trusts have been around for years, but recently they have been brought to the attention of individuals outside of the estate planning community. Bloomberg recently ran an article, Little Tax Haven on the Prairie by…more
Estate Tax, Tax Haven, Trust Income
The past year has brought more changes to the Nevada Rules of Appellate Procedure (NRAP) than several previous years combined. The creation of the new Court of Appeals resulted in substantial changes to the rules. Also of note…more
Appeals, Rules of Appellate Procedure
On January 15, 2016, Interior Secretary Jewell halted federal coal leasing on public lands. Western coal companies are attempting to sort out the implications of the moratorium and exemptions set out in Secretarial Order 3338. …more
Coal, Department of the Interior, Environmental Impact Report (EIR), Mineral Leases, Moratorium
On April 4, 2016, the California Court of Appeal issued an unprecedented ruling in Castro-Ramirez v. Dependable Highway Express that the California Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA) requires employers to reasonably…more
Associational Retaliation, Corporate Counsel, Disability Discrimination, FEHA, Hiring & Firing
Yesterday, the Arizona Court of Appeals issued an interesting opinion in Hatch Development v. Solomon. Hatch illustrated two key points in real estate and construction litigation: (1) a contractor's indemnity does not always…more
Common Law Claims, Construction Defects, Duty to Indemnify, Homeowners, Indemnity
On June 29, 2015, the U.S. Supreme Court denied Google, Inc.'s petition for writ of certiorari, leaving intact the Federal Circuit's holding that Oracle's Java API software, and particularly the API declaring source code, is…more
Appeals, Copyright, Copyright Infringement, Copyrightable Subject Matter, Oracle v Google
Opponents of newly approved amendments to the city of Phoenix's Human Relations Ordinance (the Ordinance) had worried that the amendments could result in criminal penalties for employers and others who might bar transgender…more
Disability Discrimination, Discrimination, Gender Discrimination, Penalties, Sexual Orientation Discrimination
The Frank R. Lautenberg Chemical Safety for the 21st Century Act was passed in the House by an overwhelming vote of 403 – 12. After passing the Senate, it was signed into law by President Obama on June 22, 2016. The Lautenberg…more
Administrative Authority, Confidential Information, EPA, Lautenberg Act, Manufacturers
On July 11, 2016, the Office of Civil Rights ("OCR") at the Department of Health and Human Services issued new HIPAA guidance regarding the growing epidemic of malicious computer software known as "ransomware"…more
Data Breach, FBI, HHS, HIPAA, HIPAA Audits
Earlier this year the Financial Accounting Standards Board released Accounting Standards Update No. 2016-09 (the "ASU") to improve the accounting treatment of certain stock-based compensation payments. Among other updates, the…more
Accounting Standards, Executive Compensation, FASB, Statutory Requirements, Stock-Based Compensation
Recently, the U.S. Environmental Protection Survey showed that $271 billion is needed for the Nation's Wastewater Infrastructure, including for investor-owned utilities regulated by state public utility commissions…more
AZ Supreme Court, Certiorari, Critical Infrastructure Sectors, EPA, Fair Value Standard
Have you ever wished you could make the abusive party on the other side of your patent suit pay for your attorney's fees? The U.S. Supreme Court has made your wish a reality. Recent U.S. Supreme Court precedent has made it…more
Attorney's Fees, Highmark v. Allcare, Non-Practicing Entities, Octane Fitness v. ICON, Patent Infringement
Recently, the Indiana Court of Appeals let stand a $1.4 million jury verdict against a national pharmacy chain for its employee pharmacist's unauthorized disclosure of a customer's confidential medical records. Given the "deep…more
Appeals, HIPAA, Jury Verdicts, Patient Confidentiality Breaches, Pharmaceutical Industry
Recently, we released a legal alert discussing the Nevada Supreme Court's decision in Las Vegas Sands Corp. v. Eighth Jud. Dist. Ct., 130 Nev. Adv. Op. 13 (February 27, 2014), which addressed the intersection of NRS 50.125 and…more
Attorney-Client Privilege, Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Privilege Waivers, Testimony, Waivers
This year the Utah Legislature took action on two water law issues that it has struggled with for several years—the authority of the State Engineer to consider forfeiture during review of change applications and the rights of…more
Administrative Authority, Forfeiture, Legislative Agendas, Rebuttable Presumptions, Shareholders
The latest edition of Global Connection offers insight into a potential money laundering crackdown in the real estate sector, information on the Federal Trade Commission's approach to data breach investigations and a legal alert…more
Corporate Taxes, Data Breach, Filing Requirements, FinCEN, Foreign Affiliates
The California Legislature recently enacted Senate Bill 467, increasing the license bond requirement from $12,500 to $15,000 for California contractors, effective January 1, 2016. Contractor's license bonds generally exist to…more
Bonds, Contractor's License, Contractor's State License Board, General Contractors
It is not surprising that the amount of Chapter 15 bankruptcy filings is growing in the global economy. Chapter 15 was added to the Bankruptcy Code by the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005. It is…more
Bankruptcy Code, Chapter 15, Commercial Bankruptcy, Cross-Border, Trade Agreements
Increasingly, franchise concepts that begin in one country soon find that expansion involves not only domestic growth, but also development in other jurisdictions including the United States. Over the past decade, advances in…more
Brand, Foreign Corporations, Franchises
In April 2014, the Securities and Exchange Commission's ("SEC") Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations ("OCIE") issued a Risk Alert announcing its first cybersecurity sweep initiative. Pursuant to that initiative, the…more
Board of Directors, Broker-Dealer, Corporate Governance, Cyber Attacks, Cyber Incident Reporting
A death in the family is an emotional time, and often the task of closing out the decedent's life is an overwhelming and stressful responsibility left to the decedent's loved ones. Advance planning for the administration of your…more
Estate Tax, Executors, Probate, Trusts
... but now the sender wants a lot of money. What should I do? Did I really stumble into a multi-thousand dollar problem just by using an image I found on the Internet? I've heard of patent trolls. Is this some sort of…more
Copyright, Copyright Infringement, Internet, Ownership Requirements, Photographs
Originally published in Arizona Attorney - December 2012.
October 2012 marked the 20th anniversary of the Arizona Supreme Court's opinion in Broemmer v. Abortion Services of Phoenix, Ltd. In the two decades since Broemmer…more
Arbitration, Mediation, Medical Malpractice
Earlier this month, the California Attorney General's Office released the 2016 Data Breach Report covering years 2012 through 2015 for the State of California (the "AG's Report"). The AG's Report reveals that 557 data breaches…more
Attorney Generals, Cyber Crimes, Data Breach, Data Security, Hackers
The recently-proposed Revised Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act ("Revised UFADAA") is a potential solution to a problem that most of us eventually will face: how will our digital assets be accessed and used (or…more
Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA), Conservators, Digital Assets, Estate Planning, Executors
For a Legal Perspective on today's much-anticipated U.S. Supreme Court "Myriad" decision that naturally occuring substances are not patentable, we turned to IP attorneys writing on JD Supra..…more
AMP v Myriad, Biotechnology, DNA, Healthcare, Human Genes
Sixteen Arizona and Utah companies accused of misclassifying more than 1,000 construction workers agreed to pay $700,000 in back wages and penalties after a multi-year, multi-agency investigation led to consent judgments, which…more
Consent Order, Construction Industry, Construction Workers, Employee Definition, Employer Liability Issues
Arizona House Bill 2128, which was signed into law by Governor Doug Ducey on March 23, 2015, has potential impact on the commercial real estate leasing market. The bill enables owners of real property that is leased to…more
Churches, Commercial Leases, Leases, Property Tax, Tax Exemptions
So, you're a landlord who's entered into a 30-year lease, the lease has rent escalation clauses which are dramatically out of step with the market, and it's your view that you are therefore losing money every month. The tenant…more
Assignments, Commercial Leases, Consent to Assignment, Contract Terms, Subletting
One of the fastest emerging technologies in the energy industry is battery storage. Seen as a solution to frequency regulation challenges and renewable energy shortfalls, battery storage is sometimes called the next "game…more
Advanced Batteries, CPUC, Energy Sector, Energy Storage, Renewable Energy
Letter from the Editor -
Welcome to the final 2015 edition of our Under Construction newsletter. It is hard to believe that 2016 is right around the corner!
Drones are a hot topic right now. The first article in this…more
City Councils, Construction Defects, Drones, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), General Contractors
In response to the Delaware Chancery Court's 2012 and 2015 decisions in Seinfeld v. Slager and Calma v. Templeton and Facebook's 2016 settlement of Espinoza v. Zuckerberg, public companies that are adopting or amending…more
Business Judgment Rule, Corporate Counsel, Directors, Equity Compensation, Facebook
In Sell v. Gama, the Arizona Supreme Court held that the Arizona Securities Act (the "ASA") does not authorize a secondary liability claim for aiding and abetting another's primary securities fraud. In so holding, the Supreme…more
Aiding and Abetting, Fraud, Securities Fraud
I was eight, and I remember we would always leave at dusk, driving south from Akron to the Ohio town where this man lived. When we arrived it would be dark, and we would park across the street, my parents and I perched in our…more
Young Lawyers
In this issue of the Corporate Communicator, we bring you an article about the SEC's recently released proposal to adopt rules for the clawback of executive compensation. The proposal is already controversial and it may prove to…more
Board of Directors, Clawbacks, Corporate Officers, Disclosure Requirements, Dodd-Frank
Recognizing MERS's role in modern day mortgage lending, the Arizona Court of Appeals confirmed in Delo v. GMAC Mortgage, LLC that tax lien purchasers must notify MERS when identified in the Deed of Trust before foreclosing on…more
Deed of Trust, Default Judgment, Foreclosure, Mortgages, Right of Redemption
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ("FDIC") has been publishing FDIC Consumer News quarterly since 1993 to help people protect their money and avoid financial fraud and theft. In its Winter 2016 issue, the FDIC has…more
Cybersecurity, FDIC, Financial Institutions, Mobile Banking, Online Banking
A series of changes and new rules at the state and federal level over the last few months have compelled employers to re-evaluate and update their policies and practices. One of the latest changes, which takes effect on December…more
FLSA, Minimum Salary, Paid Sick Leave Act, Standard Duties Test, Wage and Hour
In MB America, Inc., v. Alaska Pacific Leasing Company, 132 Nev. Adv. Op. 8 (February 4, 2016), the Nevada Supreme Court was presented with an appeal from an order granting a summary judgment in the defendant's favor because the…more
Commercial Leases, Contract Terms, Mediation, NV Supreme Court, Summary Judgment
Hotels, restaurants and retail establishments have been flooded with new lawsuits filed by serial plaintiffs that allege that a property (a place of public accommodation) is in violation of Title III of the Americans with…more
Accessibility Rules, ADA, Affirmative Defenses, Association Claims, Commercial Leases
This is an update to a 2013 Legal Alert by Bahar Schippel and Bill Kastin titled: Excluding 100% of Gain From the Sale of Qualified Small Business Stock Acquired in 2013.
Among the tax breaks included under the Protecting…more
Alternative Minimum Tax, C-Corporation, Capital Gains, Partnerships, Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes (PATH) Act
By the actions of the Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (Federal OSHA), today the Arizona-specific residential fall protection statute has been repealed. Effective tomorrow, February 7, 2015, Arizona…more
Construction Accidents, Construction Project, Construction Workers, OSHA, Repeal
The Statute of Frauds is a BIG deal in real estate transactions and litigation. (This is our second post about it already…)…more
Brokers, Buyers, Real Estate Market, Signatures, Statute of Frauds
Is your company aware that federal regulations require that employers retain certain personnel and employment records related to its selection procedures? A recent lawsuit by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)…more
ADA, Criminal Background Checks, EEOC, Employment Discrimination, GINA
On July 1, CMS finalized new MACRA rules that significantly expand how qualified data entities will be allowed to share or sell analyses of Medicare and private claims data to providers, insurers, employers, and others who, in…more
Affordable Care Act, CMS, Data Security, Data-Sharing, HIPAA
While speaking at a recent conference on natural resource damages, the Secretary of the New Mexico Environment Department, Ryan Flynn, outlined New Mexico's grievances against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ("EPA") and…more
Clean Water Act, Contaminated Properties, Contamination, Disaster Aid, Drinking Water
The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure were recently amended. Amongst the changes, perhaps the most significant are the changes to discovery under Rule 26.
Previously, parties were entitled to conduct discovery regarding…more
Abusive Discovery Strategies, Discovery, Environmental Litigation, Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, FOIA
The Fair Labor Standards Act is the federal law applicable to overtime compensation for employees. The U.S. Department of Labor (USDOL) announced this week that the overtime rule changes it proposed in 2015 will become effective…more
DOL, Exempt-Employees, Final Rules, FLSA, Minimum Salary
Yesterday the United States Supreme Court issued its decision in McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission, invalidating federal statutory aggregate limits on the amount of money that an individual may contribute to all federal…more
Aggregation Rules, Federal Election Commission (FEC), McCutcheon v. FEC, Political Contributions, SCOTUS
On March 22, 2016, the Governor of Utah signed into law H.B. 251, the Post-Employment Restrictions Act. This was one of the most controversial bills considered this last session, and it underwent many changes through the course…more
Employment Contract, New Regulations, Non-Compete Agreements, Restrictive Covenants
In a recent decision, the Utah Supreme Court addressed a matter of first impression in Utah, namely, whether a subordination agreement between two senior lenders, which reversed the priority of their respective liens against…more
Countrywide, Junior Lenders, Lien Priority, Mortgages, Non-Parties
Last week, the U.S. Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division released an Administrator's Interpretation providing guidance on the misclassification of workers as independent contractors. The guidance sets forth a…more
Administrative Interpretation, DOL, Economic Realities Test, Employer Liability Issues, FLSA
I. Executive Summary -
The Treasury Department and the IRS are sensitive to the data security problems facing organizations, their employees and their customers and, as a result, have provided some welcomed…more
Data Breach, Data Security, IRS, Personally Identifiable Information, U.S. Treasury
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced on January 21, 2016 the revised transaction thresholds that trigger the requirement to file a premerger notification and report form under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvements…more
Filing Fees, FTC, Hart-Scott-Rodino Act, Reporting Requirements, The Clayton Act
In Steinberger v. McVey, the Arizona Court of Appeals breathed life into what most would label standard "show me the note" claims, in which borrowers challenge their lenders' authority to foreclose, despite admitting their…more
Foreclosure, Mortgage Loan Servicing Standards, Mortgages
On December 29, 2014, a special master recommended that the U.S. Supreme Court find that Wyoming failed to make deliveries of Tongue River water to Montana in accordance with the Yellowstone River Compact. However, the special…more
Interstate Compacts, Water, Water Supplies
Toxic tort cases often involve real property, especially in areas with large mining and energy sectors like the West and Southwest. The cases frequently have large potential damage values and require extensive discovery…more
CO Supreme Court, Contamination, Discovery, Energy Sector, Expert Witness
Summer has kicked off with a regulatory push by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This alert briefly addresses two recent EPA rulemakings…more
ASTM, Carbon Emissions, CERCLA, Clean Power Plan, Environmental Policies
In the world of real property taxes, Valuation + Classification = Assessed Valuation. Sounds simple, right? The County Assessor determines the first factor, valuation (subject to certain guidelines under applicable Arizona…more
Appeals, Commercial Property Owners, County Assessors, Property Tax, Property Valuation
Hot Button Issues in Colorado Construction -
Liability for owners, developers, contractors and design professionals -
A construction defects measure, which was introduced to the state legislature in the 2014…more
Construction Defects, Construction Industry, Contractors, HOA, Real Estate Development
On Tuesday July 12, 2016, the European Commission formally adopted the EU – U.S. Trans-Atlantic Privacy Shield data transfer deal, commonly referred to as the "Privacy Shield". The action followed an earlier vote by…more
EU, EU-US Privacy Shield, European Commission, FTC, International Data Transfers
As we previously discussed in our May 19, 2016 SW Benefits Update, the Department of Labor ("DOL") recently issued final regulations on fiduciary conflicts of interest in retirement programs. Since 2010 when the DOL first…more
DOL, Fiduciary Duty, Fifth Amendment, First Amendment, Investment Adviser
Joint employers beware… A recent case settled by the United States Department of Labor (DOL) Wage and Hour Division highlights how companies who outsource labor to staffing agencies may want to take precautions to ensure they…more
DOL, FLSA, Joint Employers, Misclassification, Outsourcing
Determining whether to enforce a restrictive covenant or confidentiality agreement against a former employee requires the careful consideration of legal, economic and practical considerations. Here are five questions an employer…more
Breach of Contract, Confidentiality Agreements, Corporate Counsel, Discovery, e-Discovery
Welcome to the fall edition of our Under Construction newsletter. The first article in this edition highlights the pros and cons of joint venturing on a construction project, and items to consider in preparing the joint venture…more
Construction Industry, Contract Termination, Contractors, Cost Recovery, Joint Employers
There are several changes and new trends appearing this year in various areas of labor and employment law. This month's Workplace Word highlights several of these changes and discusses what employers should expect this year…more
Employee Handbooks, Exempt-Employees, FLSA, Franchises, Joint Employers
Originally published in Utah Business.
Very seldom do companies intentionally adopt trademarks that are likely to cause confusion in the marketplace or intend to profit on the goodwill of other companies. Yet, even without…more
Brand, Confusingly Similar, Inherently Distinctive, Legal Costs, Registration
New regulations enacted by the U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) applicable to tribal leases will have far reaching impacts on businesses, particularly renewable energy projects, utilizing tribal lands…more
Commercial Leases, Department of the Interior, Renewable Energy, Tribal Lands
In Nevada's master-planned communities it is common for one home to be in multiple homeowners' associations. In such cases there is generally a master association for the master-planned community and then sub-associations for…more
Foreclosure, Homeowners' Association, Lien Priority, Liens, NV Supreme Court
This fall, the Arizona Department of Revenue (ADOR) and the City of Tucson (Tucson) are offering tax amnesty programs that can help taxpayers resolve their outstanding tax liabilities from unreported or underreported income…more
Corporate Taxes, Department of Revenue, Income Taxes, Tax Amnesty, Tax Liability
Two federal indictments this week revealed a new approach to an old crime. The indictments returned in New Jersey (United States v. Turchynov et al., Case No. 2:15-CR-390) and the Eastern District of New York (United States v…more
Confidential Information, Hackers, Indictments, Insider Trading, Profits
In a recent case, the Arizona Court of Appeals addressed the special rules of procedure for eviction actions. The eviction rules became effective January 1, 2009. In Sotomayor v. Sotomayor-Munoz, 735 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 28 (March…more
Eviction, Right To Appeal, Rules of Civil Procedure, Tenants
The Arizona Corporation Commission recently reviewed a Certificate of Environmental Compatibility (CEC) issued by the Arizona Power Plant and Transmission Line Siting Committee for the SunZia transmission line project (SunZia). …more
Energy Sector, New Merchant Transmission Projects, Power Infrastructure
With the second regular legislative session of Governor Doug Ducey's tenure complete, the Governor exercised his veto pen rejecting several laws impacting water and land development.
On May 9th, Governor Ducey vetoed two…more
Governor Ducey, Governor Vetoes, Groundwater Management Plan, Pending Legislation, Real Estate Development
A recent decision in the Delaware Supreme Court, in conjunction with the broad California exceptions to the internal affairs doctrine, may dictate the legal landscape of shareholder litigation in California in the near future…more
Bylaws, Derivative Suit, Fee-Shifting, Foreign Corporations, Forum Selection
In the arid southwest, water is the most important and precious natural resource. In some communities, groundwater is the primary source, and often sole source, of water for domestic, agricultural irrigation, industrial, and…more
Department of the Interior, Groundwater, Groundwater Management Plan, Native American Issues, Tribal Lands
In Utah, a plaintiff must generally in be in privity with the "original contractor, architect, engineer or real estate developer" to bring an "action for defective design or construction." Utah Code Ann. §78 B-4-513(4). This…more
Assignments, Construction Defects, Design Defects, Economic Loss Doctrine, Privity of Contract
On Jan. 7, 2015, in Nucci v. Target Corp., et al, the District Court of Appeal of the State of Florida, Fourth District, upheld a lower court's order compelling plaintiff Maria Nucci to produce photographs originally posted to…more
Actual Injuries, Admissible Evidence, Discovery, Facebook, Fourth Amendment
Just as the application process for newly legal medical marijuana licenses has begun, Nevada's Gaming Control Board (GCB) has issued guidance that should concern any current or aspiring gaming licensee who is also interested in…more
Gambling, Gaming, Marijuana, Medical Marijuana
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It must be rebuilt. If they scraped together support to save the BY Academy
building and turn it into a library, it should be a cinch to get this put back
together. I bet NuSkin would donate a ton of cash to help the cause. They'd be
dumb not to.
It was a tragedy that they tore down the Coalville tabernacle. Look at the sacrifices the pioneers made to build these structures, and we can't give a little to keep them together? Our cities are bland and boring without them. They give us identity and make us special.
- 9:52 p.m. Dec. 17, 2010
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I think if the Church has over $1 Billion to build City Creek Center, they can rebuild the Provo Tabernacle.
- 12:47 a.m. Dec. 18, 2010
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Yes rebuild if possible. I do think that much of the history and beauty of the building can never be restored - original wood and architecture now burned to charcoal. So, I think that rebuilding is good if there is enough to rebuild. The entire inside is gutted so I have to question whether just having just the outside brick is enough reason to rebuild? The old BYU academy was restored into the new Provo Library and the project was well worth it. The historic beauty of the building adds to down town Provo and the building has a functional purpose as well. If the Provo Tabernacle can be made into some sort of functional building afterwards - a museum or concert hall or other - then it is probably worth the money to rebuild.
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Do like they did with the Nauvoo temple, let the private donors pay for this. I do not think that the building has been used enough to justify church money and it isn't the same as putting money into an area where the headquarters of the church is.
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Maybe with a more modern roof, the old tower that was removed in 1917 can be
replaced. I hope that this is a blessing in disguise for this great old
If the brick can't be saved, I'll cross my fingers for dark red brick! :)
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I want to know who was responsible for this fire with no varnished commentary.
That group that was in it to perform and the associated filming crews, etc. must
have added to the load on the electrical system among other things. What about
security? I also want to know how much money has been expended over the years
in the various refurbising, and upkeep. It must be in the hundreds of thousands
or more. And of course there was no good security to prevent this outrageous
The Church should not expend funds to rebuild. It would be too expensive for the use of it. If a building like it is deemed necessary for the community then do it privately. Taxpayer funds or Church funds are not appropriate in these times of scarce resources.
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Of course the ProTab should be rebuilt. Here's how to do it or at least begin
the process.
Once the fires are out, collect all the original bricks you can find and sell them for ten bucks each as mementos. That will create an original fund with which to contract engineers and architects.
People all over the world love this building. They'll help to get it up and running again.
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I agree Anonymous Infinity.
- 5:26 p.m. Dec. 20, 2010
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I have grown up in the state of Washington, but I was born in Provo and I have
fond memories of attending stake conference in the Provo Tabernacle. Then, on
subsequent visits to Provo always managed to drop by and see the Tabernacle.
Its probably never a good time to spend extra money, but there are some things worth spending money on, and for the LDS church, temples and such have always been worth the money and the sacrifice. Architecture is important and there is too little good architecture remaining - architecture that embodies values and hard work, skill and meaning. If there is a way possible, the Provo Tabernacle needs to stand once more.
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Well, what would the proper way to re-build be? How would it be anything be
wise to build with a stronger, more fire resistant brick?
Beyond this, if the building is re-built should we aim for the design when it was destroyed, or should we try to achieve Folsom's original design?
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I would remind JSO the Library at Academy Square was re-built after the site had
been vacant for 25 years.
The comparison to this case does not work. On one hand we do not want 25 years of vacancy, on the other 25 years of vacancy is a far cry from 25 years of eyesoreness, which is what we would get here.
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The Provo Tabernacle was a step up from stake centers. It was the Church center. It keeps the various stakes in central Provo with a center and a base. This is a worthwhile thing to spend money on. The Church should go forward with rebuilding the Tabernacle.
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I have two functions in my script, one that outputs some long HTML string, the other one that takes this string as a parameter and processes it.
function myFirstFunction() {
//output some HTML
return myHTML;
var myHTML = myFirstFunction();
function mySecondFunction(myHTML) {
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For some reason that I can't figure out, the Chrome JS Console keeps giving me the following error: "Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token <"
I thought maybe that was due to the fact, that the outputed HTML was pretty long since it seems to be working with small chunks of HTML. Any thoughts? Thx!


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The catfish has over 27,000 taste buds. (What could be so tasty on the bottom of a pond?)
A cockroach will live nine days without its head before it starves to death.
Elephants are the only animals that cannot jump.
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Elephants are the only animals that cannot jump.
I was going to say 'Only in your stupor!', but then I remembered big eared Dumbo.No, but at least some of them can fly.
Well, After changing your name to 'The Count', you could put on a high collared black cape, a wig with an enhanced widows peak, and a pair of long upper canine teeth. "1 chewy-chew, 2 chewy-chew, another chewy-chew that's 3 chewey chews..."Oh shucks! Now I have to count while eating too.
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By Sgt. Frank Sanchez III, 21st TSC Public AffairsDecember 11, 2009
KAISERSLAUTERN, Germany - Four Soldier-chefs from the 21st Theater Sustainment Command are sharpening their knifes and their cooking skills to compete alongside the best military culinary professionals from all over the world at the 34th Annual Culinary Arts Competition scheduled for March 12-13 at Fort Lee, Va.
The four Army cooks were selected from more than 150 food service professionals to represent the 21st TSC. These four Soldiers will be combining talents with eight other food service specialists from across Europe to make up the 12-member culinary arts team of the U.S. Army Europe. The 21st TSC makes up a third of the team and will play a vital role in team USAREUR's quest to win the competition's centerpiece event "Installation of the Year."
"My goal for this competition is trying to win gold in five different events, but the biggest goal is for us to bring home the installation of the year. That is what we are all gunning for," said Pfc. Matthew Hendricks, USAREUR junior chef of the year, who is assigned to the 28th Transportation Battalion, 18th Military Police Brigade in Mannheim.
The USAREUR culinary team will prepare by traveling to Fort Pickett, Va., in February and begin training for 30 days solely for the competition in March. The team members will be placed into their perspective categories and start working on cooking techniques.
"I want these Soldiers to walk away with more knowledge than they came with. Unity, working together and being satisfied with what they have done is all I can ask," said Sgt. 1st Class Leonardo Alvarez, the chief food operations sergeant for the 21st TSC and the USAREUR culinary arts team manager. "Winning is great, but coming together as a team is more important. We want Soldiers to know more about their craft. If they bring this knowledge back with them then we have already won."
The culinary arts competition features food service professionals from the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard. The competition will feature more than 40 categories on everything from culinary knowledge to ice art.
The Soldiers representing the 21st TSC on the USAREUR culinary arts team are Sgt. Joseph Dinuzzo, 54th Engineer Battalion, Bamberg; Sgt. Kevin Auvil, 15th Engineer Battalion, Schweinfurt; Pfc. Matthew Hendricks, 28th Transportation Battalion, Mannheim; and Pfc. William Krull, 28th Transportation Battalion, Bamberg.


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In windows you can do side by side by
win+left or
win+right. Say there are several windows opened along with a side-by-side windows pairs, when you switching (alt-tab) between, you always need to switch back both side-by-side windows to the front to continue to work in side-by-side state. When many windows are opened, alt-tab to the side-by-side pairs can be tiresome.
Is there anyway to synchronize both windows state such that when one of them is bring to front, bring another to front too?


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Use Skype for Calls to Landlines and Mobiles to Save Yourself Some Cash
Since day one, Skype has been all about closing the gap between you and your loved ones. One of the ways we set out to do this was to reduce the costs of calling friends and family who are far away. Today we're going to be drilling down into that goal with some handy Skype … Read more
Saving time and money with call forwarding
Today I'll be discussing the benefits of combining call forwarding and different Skype features that – when combined – can help you be more efficient. Don't worry if you've only ever used Skype for video calling and instant messages though, there'll be plenty of explanation along the way. Call forwarding and a subscription. As you … Read more
Skype Takes on Denver for Small Business Meetup
What a great time we had in Denver! Our Skype for Business meetup brought together local business owners for an evening of learning, sharing and networking intended to help everyone work smarter and grow their business. We all met up at the beautiful Artwork Network gallery in Denver, and kicked it off with great food … Read more
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Many of you use Skype from your desk computer, staying logged on and accessible for the entire work day. But can Skype still keep you connected even when you're logged off? Yes, thanks to voice messaging and call forwarding. Using one or both of these features ensures that the voice calls that come into your … Read more


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Using Census Data for Grant Writing, Community Analysis and Strategy Development:
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Cost: FREE, Pre-registration Required, Doing Business with the State of California: In this workshop, you will learn about: -Small Business (SB) and Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise (DVBE) ...
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Join the SBA Houston District Office in collaboration with Houston Mexican Consulate to hear from a panel of experts on various export topics.
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SOURCE: Selzer, Linda. "Race and Domesticity in The Color Purple." African American Review 29, no. 1 (spring 1995): 67-82.
In the following essay, Selzer discusses Walker's confrontation of race relations and class distinctions through the underlying text in The Color Purple.
An important juncture in Alice Walker's The Color Purple is reached when Celie first recovers the missing letters from her long-lost sister Nettie. This discovery not only signals the introduction of a new narrator to this epistolary novel but also begins the transformation of Celie from writer to reader. Indeed, the passage in which Celie struggles to puzzle out the markings on her first envelope from Nettie provides a concrete illustration of both Celie's particular horizon of interpretation and Walker's chosen approach to the epistolary form:
Saturday morning Shug put Nettie letter in my lap. Little fat queen of England stamps on it, plus stamps that...
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my advice is to just relax. all will be well. enjoy your holidays. i'm sure RR will still be recruiting like hell and i get the strange feeling that he probably had a good idea of who the candidates were for the open DC position. My guess is that we find out within the next week or so.
Peppers at 10, which seems low.


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|A novel kinetic analysis to calculate nucleotide affinity of proofreading DNA polymerases. Application to ø29 DNA polymerase fidelity mutants
|Autor :
|Saturno, Javier; Blanco, Luis; Salas, Margarita; Esteban, José A.
|Fecha de publicación :
|American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
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|Journal of Biological Chemistry 270: 31235-31243 (1995)
|Amino acids TyrGraphic and TyrGraphic of Graphic29 DNA polymerase belong to one of the most conserved regions in eukaryotic-type DNA polymerases. In this paper we report a mutational study of these two residues to address their role in nucleotide selection. This study was carried out by means of a new kinetic analysis that takes advantage of the competition between DNA polymerization and 3′ Graphic5' exonuclease activity to measure the KGraphic values for correct and incorrect nucleotides in steady-state conditions. This method is valid for any 3′ Graphic5' exonuclease-containing DNA polymerase, without any restriction concerning catalytic rates of nucleotide incorporation. The results showed that the discrimination factor achieved by Graphic29 DNA polymerase in the nucleotide binding step of DNA polymerization is 2.4 × 103, that is, a wrong nucleotide is bound with a 2.4 × 103-fold lower affinity than the correct one. Mutants Y254F, Y390F, and Y390S showed discrimination values of 7.0 × 102, >1.9 × 103, and 2.9 × 102, respectively. The reduced accuracy of nucleotide binding produced by mutations Y254F and Y390S lead us to propose that Graphic29 DNA polymerase residues TyrGraphic and TyrGraphic, highly conserved in eukaryotic-type DNA polymerases, are involved in nucleotide binding selection, thus playing a crucial role in the fidelity of DNA replication. Comparison of the discrimination factors of mutants Y390S and Y390F strongly suggests that the phenyl ring of TyrGraphic is directly involved in checking base-pairing correctness of the incoming nucleotide.
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The death of a beloved pet, the difficult decision of euthanasia, the daily reality that your companion is no longer around are the heartaches faced as a pet guardian/owner. Very often there is no one who truly understands the feelings of extreme sadness and emptiness you are experiencing. St. Hubert's does.
For over 20 years St. Hubert's has offered free group support sessions, providing an understanding environment to openly share your feelings or grief. The group sessions are facilitated by two professional counselors: Nancy Saxton-Lopez, MSW, CSW, ACSW and Ken Dolan-DelVecchio, LMFT, LCSW, DVS.
Group sessions are offered on the first Tuesday and the third Wednesday of each month from 7:30 – 9:00 pm at St. Hubert's Animal Welfare Center, 575 Woodland Avenue, Madison, NJ. If you have any questions please call 973-377-7094 during normal business hours. To arrange for private sessions, please call 201-638-7404 for Nancy Saxton-Lopez. (There is a fee for private sessions.)
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Heita-da! This is AFROSYNTH, the realest African selection...
This month we bring you classic pantsula grooves from CHAKA, AYOBAYO BAND, HARD WORKERS, FAST MOVE, THE SCOTCH BAND and VENDA KIDS. Also look forward to albums by OZIAS, SPOKES H, VOLCANO and more.
Last month we brought you JIVARO, KAKAPPA, SOWETO YOUTH BAND, ANGIE, V.O and GY, and traditional grooves by SDLODLO, JACKSON MAXIMBYI & THE MPFUMARHI SISTERS and GIFT BROTHERS.
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Visual Art Re: Group Show! How Are the Artists Feeling Today?
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Yesterday I posted artworks that artists said represented how they're feeling on the eve of the election.
I had a latecomer last night who's worth adding: Jeffry Mitchell. His choice is this 1964 seether by Vija Celmins.


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I cannot set the post thumbnail.
The directions shown here under "Setting the Post thumbnail" (as with directions for it all over the internet show - it has a second link "use as thumbnail" next to the insert into post button.
My wordpress install does not have this option.
I've tried activating twentyten and doing the same thing. No avail.
I'm thinking it's something to do with my web host - as I can't upload pictures onto the server through wordpress, i've got to manually place them on using FTP. (something with permissions)
Any ideas on what code is causing this thumbnail image to not show??


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This plug-in is fantastic. Thanks so much for sharing it! The only trouble I've had is that the "Blog" tab does not appear in the group, even though there is a group set up for it. I think this may be because I have group forums set up. I remedied this by putting a link to the group blog in the group's description, but I thought I'd mention it in case 1. I'm doing something wrong or 2. You didn't know there is a conflict.
Thanks again to the developer. It's a great addition to my network.


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Minnesotans don't have to be delegates to come to Denver
"I've been all around the world – to 13 countries," says Saundra Crump. "But this is the most important trip I've ever made."
Born in 1948 in Pine Bluff, Ark., she remembers the struggle for school integration vividly. Six decades hence, traveling to Denver to watch the Democrats nominate Barack Obama seemed like the only possible choice. "I've just gotta be here," says Crump, an African American Minnesotan who looks far younger than her age standing outside the Pepsi Center wearing a bright green "Re-elect Keith Ellison" t-shirt.
Crump isn't a delegate, member of a congressional staff or Democratic party official. She's a Minneapolis resident who simply wanted to be here to see history. She trekked thousands of miles in the hopes that her niece, an Arkansas delegate, could secure her guest credentials for the floor. She's here now, outside the black steel barriers, waiting for her family member to arrive – hopefully with that magic ticket.
Around her, the other convention characters swirl. Men are hawking buttons and pennants. A bald 30ish man reads aloud from a Bible, John 3:16 over and over and over. People hand-letter signs with varying degrees of wit.
Crump is staying with the Arkansas delegation hotel along with Hawaii and Delaware – a real Democratic power center – she's seen power brokers. But she's growing impatient, and she wants inside. She's been repeatedly checking her phone for text messages during the half hour we've talked, and she does so again just as a lovely, statuesque woman walks up in a red pantsuit.
"I've been looking all over for you," the niece says. "I've been right here," says Saundra Crump. And then she walks past security, badge in hand, into the Pepsi Center, a witness to history.
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So I went in to ColdFusion Administrator and increased my CF JVM max heap size, then I was told I would need to restart the service, so I stopped the service, and then tried to start it again and got the following error message:
Windows could not start the ColdFusion 8 Application Server on Local Computer. For more information, review the System Event Log. If this is a non-Microsoft service, contact the service vendor, and refer to service-specific error code 2.
So I went to the Event Viewer application, then took a look at the
Application log and saw an error that said:
The ColdFusion 8 Application Server service could not be started. Check the server "coldfusion" log files for more information.
So I went to my ColdFusion
logs directory opened the
server.log log file and I don't see anything useful in there or any of the other log files..
Any idea how I can change the JVM heap size back to what it was so that I can start CF again?


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I've been having some problems with S ranking Elimination on normal. I have S ranked hard mode and every time I try normal, I only get an A rank.
I have done several methods listed on various sites and my own methods. I have bladed the mission, received 1002 damage and made it in 83 seconds and still got an A. I have done twin 0200, received no damage and have a result of 5700 for ammo and I can't remember the time limit but it is faster than when I bladed for a result of A rank. The most I have earned during the mission is slightly over 131,000 and that was when I bladed.
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Welcome to the Lisle Education Foundation Web Page!
Join us for our 23rd Annual Golf Outing on Thursday, June 16, 2016
Visit our new Online Store where you can Register to attend or be a Sponsor for the Annual Golf Outing; buy a Commemorative Brick, and/or Make a Donation
What is the Lisle Education Foundation?
The Foundation was formed in 1987 to serve as a link between the community and the schools. Through the Foundation, funds and resources are provided to enhance and enrich educational opportunities for all District 202 students that would not otherwise be possible. The pursuit of excellence and quality education is the top priority for the District. The Foundation provides resources beyond the normal operating budgets for educational programs and activities for students. Local businesses, individuals in the community and the school district working together can help to ensure a successful future for all students.
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Range DescriptionThis species ranges from southern Veracruz, Mexico, south along the Atlantic coastal plain to the Pacific coast in southeastern Oaxaca and northeastern Chiapas, Mexico, to both coasts in Nicaragua, south through Costa Rica and Panama to the Pacific coast of Colombia and northwestern Ecuador. In Colombia it also ranges around the northern edge of the Cordillera Occidental and Cordillera Central to the middle and upper Magdalena Valley, where it occurs on both the eastern slopes of the Cordillera Central and the western slopes of the Cordillera Oriental. There is also an isolated population on the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in northern Colombia. It occurs from sea level up to 880m asl.


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August 24, 2012 – We went out the the Black Bear for dinner, but there was an obnoxiously loud and drunk group on the patio that made things painful and impossible to have a conversation. So we finished our dinner and a beer and bolted. On the way back down from Lynn Valley I suggested a stop for gelato, looked for something close by and fond Brazza Gelato on Lonsdale.
On the left, Kirk has a cup with one scoop of Belgian chocolate and one scoop of Brazilian bikini (coffee, chocolate, and coconut). On the right, I had one scoop of banana mango, and one scoop of coconut bits.
Dinner may have been disrupted, but because of that the ending was sweet indeed!
There is always a silver lining!
This silver lining was tasty indeed!


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For the past four years, RaeAnn Mellencamp directed the Seymour Mini Marathon.
But earlier this month, several weeks before the May 3 race, which is now called the Seymour Half Marathon, Mellencamp decided to pass the torch to Jeff Niewedde.
Niewedde ran with it, and he is excited to keep the event going.
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BHP Billiton, Hwang-DBS, Samsung: Asia Ex-Japan Equity Preview
The following companies may have unusual price changes today in Asian trading, excluding Japan. Stock symbols are in parentheses and share prices are from the previous close, unless noted otherwise.
BHP Billiton Ltd. (BHP AU): BHP's coking coal mine workers in Australia will strike on three days next week, halting production from the world's largest exporter of the fuel. Workers at all seven BHP Billiton Mitsubishi Alliance mines in Queensland's Bowen Basin will hold rolling six-hour stoppages on June 14, June 15 and June 18, Stephen Smyth, president of the Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union's mining and energy division in Queensland, said in a phone interview. BHP fell 0.4 percent to A$42.79.
Hwang-DBS (Malaysia) Bhd. (HDBS MK): The Malaysian stock brokerage's net income in the third quarter ended April 30 rose 17 percent from a year earlier to 17.5 million ringgit ($5.8 million) as revenue advanced, according to a stock-exchange filing. The stock last traded at 2.51 ringgit on June 7.
Samsung Electronics Co. (005930 KS): The world's biggest maker of memory chips began to produce large-scale integration, or LSI, chips used in mobile devices at its Austin, Texas, plant last month, Jason Kim, a Seoul-based spokesman said by telephone. The company plans to operate the factory at full capacity by the end of this year, Kim said. The stock fell 1.1 percent to 877,000 won.
Sunway Real Estate Investment Trust (SREIT MK): The Employees Provident Fund, Malaysia's biggest pension fund, bought 1 million shares in the property trust, raising its stake to 8.6 percent, a stock-exchange filing showed. The stock gained 0.9 percent to 1.08 ringgit.