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James Paul Moher
San Francisco, CA Lawyer with 36 years experience
(415) 352-2719 601 California St
San Francisco, CA 94108
San Francisco, CA 94108
UC Hastings COL
UC Hastings COL
Jim James
Springfield, MO Attorney with 31 years experience
(417) 886-6500 1531 E. Bradford Parkway
Suite 200
Springfield, MO 65804
Suite 200
Springfield, MO 65804
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Family and Personal Injury
Saint Louis University School of Law
Saint Louis University School of Law
Jim James, JD Jim was born in St. Louis, Missouri and obtained his Law degree from St. Louis University School of Law in 1987. In law school Jim was a member of the school's regional trial competition team coached by former Missouri Supreme Court Chief Justice, the Honorable Michael Wolff. Jim has tried countless civil jury trials in State and Federal Courts in many counties in Missouri. He has prepared and argued appeals before all three Missouri Courts of Appeal and the Missouri Supreme Court. In 1998 Jim, with his wife and three children, moved to Springfield where...
Jim James III
BRYAN, TX Lawyer with 39 years experience
Criminal and DUI & DWI
James James
San Diego, CA Attorney with 34 years experience
(619) 521-2660 3160 Camino del Rio S
San Diego, CA 92108
San Diego, CA 92108
Western State Univ
Jim James
Canton, OH Lawyer
(330) 451-7307 110 Central Plaza S
Canton, OH 44702
Canton, OH 44702
Criminal, Divorce and Family
Jim James
Albuquerque, NM Lawyer with 37 years experience
James G. "Jim" Hurley Jr.
Norfolk, VA Attorney with 20 years experience
(757) 455-0077 125 St Pauls Blvd
Ste 510
Norfolk, VA 23510
Ste 510
Norfolk, VA 23510
Free ConsultationPersonal Injury
James G. Hurley, Jr. (Jim), has been practicing injury law throughout Virginia two and a half decades During his career, he has tried more than 100 cases and handled hundreds more that were settled out of court. He is guided by the principle that the client is in charge of his or her case and should be kept fully aware of the litigation process. Mr. Hurley has been awarded an AV Rating by Martindale-Hubbell, the highest rating given, for his practice of law. He was named in Virginia Super Lawyers in 2014 and has a 10/10 rating on Avvo, a...
James E. (Jim) Butler Jr.
Atlanta, GA Lawyer with 41 years experience
(800) 242-2962 2719 Buford Highway NE
Atlanta, GA 30324
Atlanta, GA 30324
Business and Personal Injury
The University of Georgia School of Law
The University of Georgia School of Law
James Patrick "Jim" Garrity
Tallahassee, FL Attorney
(850) 383-4800 310 E Bradford Rd
Tallahassee, FL 32303
Tallahassee, FL 32303
James "Jim" Matthews
Austin, TX Lawyer
(512) 797-3910 4009 Banister Ln., Ste. 363
Austin, TX 78704
Austin, TX 78704
Patricia I. James
San Diego, CA Attorney with 38 years experience
(619) 685-0077 2550 Fifth Ave
San Diego, CA 92103
San Diego, CA 92103
Free ConsultationAppeals, Medical Malpractice, Nursing Home and Personal Injury
California Western School of Law
California Western School of Law
Patricia Irene James is a managing partner of Miller & James, LLP, a California-based practice that provides legal representation for victims of medical malpractice and catastrophic injury. Ms. James employs her proficiency in communication and writing to move the cases from the initial stage of preparing the complaint through the interim stage of motions and written discovery and finally, to settlement or trial.
Ms. James sharpened her communication skills by attaining her bachelor's degree in English from the University of San Diego in 1976. Thereafter, she attended law school, earning her Juris Doctor from the California Western School of Law in San Diego...
Ms. James sharpened her communication skills by attaining her bachelor's degree in English from the University of San Diego in 1976. Thereafter, she attended law school, earning her Juris Doctor from the California Western School of Law in San Diego...
(918) 594-0000 525 S. Main Street
Suite 535
Tulsa, OK 74103
Suite 535
Tulsa, OK 74103
Free ConsultationTulsa, OK Lawyer with 6 years experience
Criminal, DUI & DWI and Personal Injury
University of Tulsa College of Law
Criminal, DUI & DWI and Personal Injury
University of Tulsa College of Law
Clint James is part of the Wyatt Law Office. He started his career in Tulsa with a criminal defense and civil rights law firm and later became a partner in a full-service law firm in Tulsa. While in law school at the Tulsa University, he worked as a legal intern/law clerk for a number of prominent lawyers including Tom Seymour (Tulsa), Stephen Jones (Jones, Otjen & Davis in Enid), The Zurawik Firm (Tulsa) and Bob Wyatt (Oklahoma City). He also worked as a runner and staffer while in high school and college for the Law Office Szlichta & Ramsey...
(405) 234-5500 501 N. Walker Ave.
Ste. 110
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
Ste. 110
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
H. Nathan James
San Francisco, CA Attorney with 37 years experience
(415) 749-5900 2135 Lombard St
San Francisco, CA 94123
San Francisco, CA 94123
Divorce, Domestic Violence, Family and Personal Injury
Lincoln Univ
Lincoln Univ
Jennifer B. James Esq.
Colorado Springs, CO Attorney with 14 years experience
(719) 473-1813 301 S Weber St
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
Criminal, DUI & DWI, Divorce and Family
University of Houston Law Center
University of Houston Law Center
R. Mark James
Darlington, SC Attorney with 4 years experience
(843) 393-2201 54 Public Square
Darlington, SC 29532
Darlington, SC 29532
Animal, Elder, Medical Malpractice and Nursing Home
Charleston School of Law
Charleston School of Law
Timothy James
Yankton, SD Attorney with 30 years experience
(605) 665-0594 P.O. Box 879
Yankton, SD 57078
Yankton, SD 57078
Free ConsultationBusiness, Legal Malpractice, Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
University of South Dakota
University of South Dakota
Timothy James has more than 25 years of litigation experience. He focuses on medical malpractice, legal malpractice, personal injury, and business litigation. Tim's experience as a litigator involving many complex cases has resulted in a strong record of success. See more about Timothy James at www.yankton.lawyer or www.timjameslaw.com.
Amanda L. James
San Antonio, TX Lawyer with 3 years experience
(210) 598-8286 1150 N. Loop 1604 W
Suite 108-263
San Antonio, TX 78248
Suite 108-263
San Antonio, TX 78248
Free ConsultationConsumer and Personal Injury
St. Mary's University School of Law
St. Mary's University School of Law
If you have been injured because of someone else's negligence or have been a victim of a dishonest retailer, manufacturer or service provider, you need an attorney who will an attorney who will give you individualized representation to get the justice you need and deserve. Contact Amanda L. James Law today to get the representation you deserve. I serve San Antonio and surrounding areas including Boerne, Kerrville, Fredericksburg, Canyon Lake, New Braunfels and the Texas Hill Country.
Amber Yerkey James
Huntsville, AL Lawyer with 12 years experience
(256) 518-9529 2311 Market Place S.W.
Suite B
Huntsville, AL 35801
Suite B
Huntsville, AL 35801
Arbitration & Mediation, Elder, Employment and Estate Planning
Birmingham School of Law
Birmingham School of Law
I am the owner of New Beginnings Family Law, P.C., originally founded in 2006 as James Family Law Center, LLC. We are a matrimonial and family law firm serving clients in all areas of family law including divorce, child custody, child support, paternity, dependency, grandparent visitation, prenuptial agreements, post-nuptial agreements, surrogacy, adoption, collaborative law, mediation, and appeals. I am licensed to practice law before the Supreme Court of the United States, the Federal Courts for the Northern District of Alabama, and all state courts in the State of Alabama. I have received training in many areas...
Scott James
Greensburg, KS Attorney with 13 years experience
(620) 450-6438 101 S Main St Suite 116
PO Box P-6
Greensburg, KS 67054
PO Box P-6
Greensburg, KS 67054
Free ConsultationBusiness, Criminal and DUI & DWI
University of Kansas School of Law
University of Kansas School of Law
Scott is the founder of the James Law Firm LLC. After graduating in the top third of his class at KU law, Scott practiced civil litigation and advice at the law firm of Riling, Burkhead and Nitcher, Chtd in Lawrence, Kansas from 2006-2008. He worked as an Assistant County Attorney in Dodge City Kansas from 2008-2016 handling all types of cases, including homicide, violent crime, property crime, traffic, and other cases. Mr. James was an integral part of the 2011 Dodge City RICO indictment of the Norteno Street Gang in Dodge city. Scott has had the privilege of serving as...
Kevin A. James
Placerville, CA Attorney
(530) 295-6400 263 Main Street
Placerville, CA 95667
Placerville, CA 95667
Free ConsultationBusiness, Estate Planning and Real Estate
University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law
University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law
Kevin A. James has represented a variety of real estate clients in both commercial and residential transactions and litigation, including complex quiet title matters, easement disputes, boundary line disputes and adjustments, commercial and residential non-disclosure actions, landlord-tenant issues, and purchase/sale agreements. Kevin has also represented a wide array of clients in complex business transactions and litigation matters, including, contract disputes, purchases and sales of businesses, entity formation, general corporate and LLC management, and shareholder derivative actions.
Kevin's approach to the practice of law is client-centered. He strives to simplify the lives of his clients in an increasingly complex world. ...
Kevin's approach to the practice of law is client-centered. He strives to simplify the lives of his clients in an increasingly complex world. ...
S.A. Mora James
Lincoln, NE Lawyer with 26 years experience
(402) 890-2295 1028 "G" Street, Suite 103
P.O. Box 21772
Lincoln, NE 68542-1772
P.O. Box 21772
Lincoln, NE 68542-1772
Civil Rights, Criminal and Immigration
University of Nebraska - Lincoln
University of Nebraska - Lincoln
S. A. Mora James, JD, has been practicing law since April 22, 1992. Mora James is a seasoned litigator both in Federal and State courts of Nebraska including the U.S. Immigration Court in Omaha. In addition, Mora James has Appellate experience in the U.S. Appeals Court of the 8th Circuit and the U.S. Supreme Court. Mora James respectfully represents clients across the State of Nebraska. Mora James is dedicated to provide top quality legal services to all people with compassion and understanding in the most welcoming atmosphere possible. Mora James believes that the pursuit of Justice should be available to all...
Richard H. James Esq.
Cranston, RI Lawyer with 25 years experience
Cranston, RI 02910
Free ConsultationCriminal, DUI & DWI and Personal Injury
Suffolk University Law School
Suffolk University Law School
Attorney Richard James has a vast array or worldly and legal experience which he brings to our office every day
Justin St. James
Andover, MA Attorney with 9 years experience
(978) 689-5200 P.O. Box 5096
Andover, MA 01810-0823
Andover, MA 01810-0823
Consumer, Insurance Claims, Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
Massachusetts School of Law
Massachusetts School of Law
Justin St.James, Esq. The Law Office of Justin St.James delivers civil litigation and counseling services for individual clients and small business owners. We will work relentlessly to protect your interests. Confidential and Dependable. Available nights and weekends. To contact Attorney St. James, please call his office: 978-689-5200, or, send him an email: firstname.lastname@example.com, or, visit his website: www.stjames-legal.com
Leslie James
Charleston, WV Attorney
227 Capitol Street
Charleston, WV 25301
Charleston, WV 25301
Asbestos, Maritime and Personal Injury
West Virginia University College of Law
West Virginia University College of Law
For nearly two decades, Attorney Leslie Anne James has been dedicated to representing individuals who have suffered from mesothelioma. In fact, over 10 years ago, Ms. James helped to create a distinct court deemed specifically to handle lawsuits brought on by mesothelioma and asbestos-related cancer cases. To find out more about the dedicated counsel and passionate representation offered by Attorney James, do not hesitate to contact Hartley Law Group, PLLC today.
(304) 233-0777 2001 Main Street, Suite 600
The Wagner Building
Wheeling, WV 26003
The Wagner Building
Wheeling, WV 26003
RuthAnn James
Phoenix, AZ Lawyer
(800) 706-3000 3101 North Central Ave
Suite 1500
Phoenix, AZ 85012
Suite 1500
Phoenix, AZ 85012
Free ConsultationPersonal Injury
RuthAnn James was born and raised in New Jersey. She received her undergraduate degree in Literature and Communications from Pace University, Pleasantville, NY. She earned her Juris Doctorate at Pace University School of Law, White Plains, NY. RuthAnn moved to the Phoenix area in 1993 and was admitted to the State Bar of Arizona the same year. In 1994 she joined the law firm of Goldberg & Osborne where she practiced plaintiff's personal injury, wrongful death and negligence law. RuthAnn remained with Goldberg & Osborne as Managing Attorney until 2006. RuthAnn eventually opened her own practice and where she...
Thomas Charles James Jr
Cincinnati, OH Lawyer with 26 years experience
(513) 229-8080 8041 Hosbrook Road, Suite 315
Cincinnati, OH 45236
Cincinnati, OH 45236
Agricultural, Arbitration & Mediation, Business and Estate Planning
Emory University School of Law
Emory University School of Law
I'm an attorney in a small firm in northeast suburban Cincinnati, assisting clients with civil litigation and arbitration, commercial transactions and disputes, insurance coverage, crop insurance, regulatory issues, contracts, estates, and other matters. In addition to more than 20 years of experience as a lawyer, I have sophisticated technical skills and a practical understanding of everyday business concerns.
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Matt James
Boulder, CO Lawyer with 16 years experience
(303) 578-0595 4845 Pearl East Circle #101
Boulder, CO 80306
Boulder, CO 80306
Free ConsultationCriminal, Divorce, Family and Military
University of Iowa
University of Iowa
I offer over a decade of trial law experience to serve the men and women of Colorado and the United States military. Upon my graduation from law school with honors in 2001, I spent over five years as an attorney at the Kane County State's Attorney's Office where I handled thousands of criminal cases. In 2006, I joined the Air Force JAG Corps. I received high marks as a prosecuting attorney. The Judge Advocate General of the Air Force then chose me to become a military defense attorney. Despite glowing reviews and a promotion to Major, I decided to leave...
Jeremy R. James
Portland, OR Lawyer with 6 years experience
(503) 206-6401 8235 SW Oleson Rd., Ste. C
Portland, OR 97223
Portland, OR 97223
Business, Estate Planning, Insurance Claims and Real Estate
Lewis & Clark Law School
Lewis & Clark Law School
Jeremy practices in the areas of personal injury, property, and commercial litigation, business and real estate transactions, and estate planning and probate matters. Jeremy possesses a broad range of experience representing clients on a variety of matters in state and federal court and before mediators and arbitrators. He also has experience working on appellate matters before the Oregon Court of Appeals and Oregon Supreme Court.
Before his legal career, Jeremy worked for a number of years in commercial land development, business management, and marketing.
Before his legal career, Jeremy worked for a number of years in commercial land development, business management, and marketing.
(503) 206-6401 8235 SW Oleson Rd., Suite C
Portland, OR 97223
Portland, OR 97223
Jeffrey James
LaGrange, IN Attorney with 31 years experience
(260) 463-4004 115 W Spring St
LaGrange, IN 46761
LaGrange, IN 46761
Free ConsultationCriminal, DUI & DWI, Personal Injury and Traffic Tickets
Valparaiso University School of Law
Valparaiso University School of Law
Providing no-nonsense legal representation at a reasonable price for more than 25 years.
(260) 336-2272 PO Box 2
LaGrange, IN 46761
LaGrange, IN 46761
Monte James
Austin, TX Lawyer with 26 years experience
(512) 236-2066 100 Congress Avenue
Austin, TX
Austin, TX
Business, Family, Health Care and Legal Malpractice
Baylor University Law School
Baylor University Law School
Mark Andrew James
Lake Mary, FL Lawyer with 12 years experience
(407) 679-3111 600 Rinehart Road
Suite #3024
Lake Mary, FL 32746
Suite #3024
Lake Mary, FL 32746
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Estate Planning and Probate
Barry University Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law and University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law
Barry University Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law and University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law
Robert A. James
San Francisco, CA Attorney with 35 years experience
(415) 983-7215 Four Embarcadero Center
22nd Floor
San Francisco, CA 94111
22nd Floor
San Francisco, CA 94111
Business, Construction and Energy
Yale Law School
Yale Law School
Sarah A. James
Framingham, MA Lawyer with 2 years experience
Framingham, MA 01702
Free ConsultationPersonal Injury, Probate and Products Liability
Suffolk University Law School
Suffolk University Law School
Paul James
Boston, MA Lawyer
(617) 573-5825 10 St. James Avenue 11th Floor
Boston, MA
Boston, MA
Arbitration & Mediation, Business and Construction
Boston University School of Law
Boston University School of Law
Martha Holt James
Plano, TX Attorney with 24 years experience
(214) 427-8400 1255 W 15th Street
Ste 400
Plano, TX 75075
Ste 400
Plano, TX 75075
Golden Gate Univ School of Law
Golden Gate Univ School of Law
With over 20 years experience, I practice exclusively immigration law. I have successfully represented companies of all sizes including Fortune 100 companies in obtaining H-1B, L1, TN, O1, and B1 visas for their employees. I have obtained labor certifications, permanent residence and naturalization for hundreds of employees. Physicians and physician groups call on me to obtain J1 waivers, H-1B visas, and permanent residence. I also assist individuals to obtain family-based immigration benefits for themselves and family members from around the world. I regularly consults with companies regarding I-9 compliance issues, including establishing and...
Peter Wethrell James
Los Angeles, CA Attorney with 50 years experience
(310) 979-8421 12100 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles, CA
Yale Law School
Yale Law School
Todd A. James
Irvine, CA Attorney with 20 years experience
(949) 407-9011 One Park Plaza
6th Floor
Irvine, CA 92614-5910
6th Floor
Irvine, CA 92614-5910
Appeals, Business, Products Liability and Real Estate
Whittier Law School
Whittier Law School
Mark James
South Bend, IN Lawyer with 33 years experience
(574) 288-1510 131 S Taylor St
South Bend, IN 46601
South Bend, IN 46601
Family and Juvenile
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso University
David James
Northborough, MA Lawyer with 22 years experience
(978) 808-7494 Northborough, MA 01532
Business, Divorce, Estate Planning and Securities
Charlotte, NC Attorney with 30 years experience
(704) 331-1079 100 North Tryon Street
Charlotte, NC
Charlotte, NC
Appeals, Business and Securities
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill


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NY Comic Con Hijacks Attendees' Twitter Accounts, Issues Non-Apology Apology
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But even I don't require any practice to know that I shouldn't hijack my customers' Twitter accounts without their knowledge to pimp my own wares. Yet it seems this seemingly low-level of comprehension eluded the New York Comic Convention.
Fans, celebrities and press attending New York Comic Con on Thursday sent out laudatory tweets expressing excitement to be at the annual convention — or at least it looked like they did, as the tweets were published entirely without their permission or knowledge.Those tweets were basically ecstatic exclamations about how great the NYCC is, how excited the tweeter was about attending certain functions therein, and ostensibly about how the NYCC had simultaneously cured cancer and ended global terrorism as we know it. The point is that attendees, who may or may not have been as excited as their hijacked Twitter accounts suggested, weren't exactly pleased to find themselves being turned into ventriloquist dummies by the convention. Many of those same Twitter accounts that had been hijacked were suddenly tweeting back to the convention's Twitter account with angry complaints. As a result, the NYCC issued this statement:
The tweets were tied to attendees' NYCC badges. This year, conference organizers Reedpop allowed people to pre-register their badges online. The badges have radio-frequency identification (RFID) chips that are tied to a user's identity in order to curb counterfeits. Attendees were then invited to connect their social-media accounts to their badge, although it wasn't explicitly stated that NYCC could post to Facebook or Twitter on their behalf. As people checked in to the convention on Thursday, many published tweets looked authentic (and were written in conversational language), but were not written by attendees.
As you may have seen yesterday, there were some posts to Twitter and Facebook issued by New York Comic Con on behalf of attendees after RFID badges were registered. This was an opt-in function after signing in, but we were probably too enthusiastic in our messaging and eagerness to spread the good word about NYCC. We have since shut down this service completely and apologize for any perceived overstep. Please accept our apologies and have an absolutely excellent time this weekend. -Your friends at NYCCAllow me to translate this for you: "Since you didn't magically understand that this opt-in service doesn't involve us informing you of exactly what you're opting into, please accept our sardonic and barely sincere apology and just go read some comics or whatever." When the entire premise of your "apology" is a lie (it isn't opt-in when you hide what is being opted into), it loses the moniker of apology and will instead be identified as bullshit. Pretty ballsy when you consider that the convention goers, celebrity attendees, and those actually buying booths at the convention encompass approximately all your customers. Enjoy the publicity, NYCC!

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Evidence gathered in wake of school shooting
NEWTOWN, Connecticut (CNN) — Major crime investigators from the Connecticut state police were combing the entire elementary school Saturday where, a day earlier, a gunman shot dead 20 children and six adults before apparently killing himself.
The bodies of those killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown were transported to the office of the state medical examiner for post-mortem examinations, state police said.
Authorities were expected to announce the identities of the dead as early as Saturday, said Lt. J. Paul Vance, a spokesman for the Connecticut State Police.
There were more questions than answers about the possible motive of the shooter, identified by three law enforcement officials as 20-year-old Adam Lanza — who authorities say appeared to have taken his own life, turning his gun on himself in the school.
Police say Lanza, who grew up in the tight-knit community of 27,000, killed his mother at her Newtown home before going to the school where he primarily targeted two classrooms.
Within minutes, Lanza killed 26 people with chilling efficiency, leaving only one wounded survivor, according to Vance. Among the adults killed were Dawn Hochsprung, the school's beloved principal, and school psychologist Mary Sherlach.
"Stuff like this does not happen in Newtown," roughly 60 miles northeast of New York City, said Renee Burn, a teacher at another school in town.
Until Friday, only one homicide in the past 10 years had been reported in the upscale community of expansive homes surrounded by woods, where many residents commute to jobs in Manhattan and the nearby Connecticut cities of Stamford and Hartford.
The number of young victims, between the ages of 5 and 10, sent shockwaves across the nation.
"They had their entire lives ahead of them: birthdays, graduations, weddings, kids of their own," President Barack Obama said, wiping away tears.
In a televised address from the White House, the president recalled shootings this year at an Oregon mall, a Wisconsin Sikh temple and a Colorado movie theater.
"We're going to have to come together and take meaningful action to prevent more tragedies like this, regardless of politics," he said.
The president stopped short of calling for gun control measures, though the White House later said Obama supports a reinstatement of a federal ban on assault weapons.
With the death toll at 26, the massacre in Newtown is the second-deadliest school shooting in U.S. history, behind the 2007 Virginia Tech mass shooting that left 32 dead.
Flags were lowered to half-staff in a number of states, and vigils were held at houses of worship and at schools amid a national outpouring of grief that had many asking one question: Why?
There are, for now, few answers.
Lanza may have had access to at least five guns, a law enforcement official with direct knowledge of the investigation said Saturday.
Three weapons were recovered from the school on Friday: a semi-automatic .223 caliber rifle made by Bushmaster was found in a car in the school parking lot, and two pistols made by Glock and a Sig Sauer were found with suspected gunman Lanza's body, a law enforcement source said previously.
The weapons were legally purchased by Lanza's mother, said the official, who was not authorized to release details of the case to the media.
After killing his mother, investigators believe Lanza took her guns and made his way to the elementary school. There, dressed in black fatigues and a military vest, according to a law enforcement official, Lanza reportedly targeted two classrooms of kindergartners and first-graders.
How he got into the school remains a question because the doors were locked. At about 9:30 a.m., as announcements were read over the loudspeaker to the nearly 700 students, the first shots rang out.
Students described being ushered into bathrooms and closets by teachers after hearing the first shots.
It sounded like "pops, gunshots," Janet Vollmer, a kindergarten teacher, said.
Vollmer locked her classroom doors, covered the windows and moved her 19 pupils toward the back of the room.
"We're going over in a safe area," she told the 5-year-olds. Then, she opened a book and started to read.
Outside Vollmer's classroom, a gunman was moving through the hallway of the one-story building.
In the first few minutes, the gunman is believed to have shot the principal, Hochsprung, and the school's psychologist, Sherlach.
One parent who was at the school in a meeting with Hochsprung, Sherlach and the vice principal said she heard a "pop, pop, pop." All three left the room and went into the hall to see what was happening. The parent ducked under the table and called 911.
"I cowered," she told CNN. The gunman "must have shot a hundred rounds."
At the police station, dispatchers began to take calls from inside the school.
"Sandy Hook school. Caller is indicating she thinks someone is shooting in the building," the dispatcher told fire and medical personnel, according to 911 tapes.
Then, another caller reported gunshots. And then another.
"Units responding to Sandy Hook School at this time; the shooting appears to have stopped. The school is in lockdown," the dispatcher said.
The dispatcher warned police and medical personnel that callers were reporting "multiple weapons, including one rifle and a shotgun."
Then, a police officer or firefighter called for "backup, ambulances, and they said call for everything."
The dispatcher, according to the 911 tapes, asked how many ambulances were needed.
"They don't know. They're not giving us a number," the officer or firefighter said.
Inside a classroom, Vollmer was still reading to the children when police officers banged on the locked door.
The kindergartners were told to line up and cover their eyes as they were led by police past bodies, presumably of their fellow schoolmates, Vollmer said.
As reports of the shooting made their way around town, frantic parents descended on a nearby firehouse where the children had been taken.
"Why? Why?" one woman wailed as she walked up a wooded roadway leading from the school.
Inside the firehouse, Vollmer's kindergartners were beginning to understand something terrible had happened.
"They saw other people upset," Vollmer said. "We just held them close until their parents came."
By nightfall, the firehouse became a gathering point for parents and family members whose loved ones would never walk out of the school.
Authorities, meanwhile, in Hoboken, New Jersey, were questioning Ryan Lanza, the suspected gunman's older brother, law enforcement sources said, though they did not label him a suspect. Lanza's father, Peter, who lives in Connecticut, was similarly questioned, one of the law enforcement officials said.
Earlier Friday, investigators identified Ryan Lanza as the shooter. It was not clear what caused the confusion among investigators.


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Jim Gaffigan - an American stand-up comedian and occasional actor was born on July 7, 1966 in Chesterton, Indiana. His comedy routines often include him mimicking of an imaginary audience member commenting on his performance and also voice of "the dumb idea guy," usually introducing him with the phrase "Hey, I got an idea..."
Gaffigan started off with his comic career on January 27, 1991 in New York City. In 2000 he had a brief series on CBS called Welcome to New York, with co-stars Christine Baranski (Cybill) and Sara Gilbert (Roseanne). That same year Gaffigan appeared on Comedy Central as part of his own half-hour Comedy Central Presents. The following year, Gaffigan starred in Ellen DeGeneres' short-lived second sitcom, called The Ellen Show. In 2003-2004 he appeared in several episodes of the television show That '70s Show. Gaffigan has also appeared in the movies Super Troopers and Three Kings.
In 2006, Jim Gaffigan appeared on Comedy Central in a special titled Beyond the Pale. It aired January 29, 2006, and became available for purchase on DVD on February 7th, 2006. Beyond the Pale is Gaffigan's first DVD. This special propelled his stand-up career from comedy clubs to concerts in theatres.
In the United States, he has also appeared in Sierra Mist, Rolling Rock, and Saturn television commercials.
Gaffigan has appeared on Late Night with Conan O'Brien over 2 dozen times, often bringing episodes of Pale Force, a comedic short featuring a superhero duo (Gaffigan and O'Brien) and highlighting their mutual paleness.
Gaffigan currently plays Andy Franklin in the acclaimed TBS original series, My Boys.
He married actress/producer Jeannie Noth Gaffigan on July 26, 2003. They have one daughter and one son. [1] Noth Gaffigan was the executive producer for Beyond the Pale [2] and has ultimately become her husband's writing partner. [3]Gaffigan is a friend of the Bob & Tom Show.
Beloved to a wide range of audiences after achieving milestones in stand-up, acting and writing. As approachable as he is edgy, Jim is responsible for some of the funniest and most memorable moments in recent television (primetime, cable and the late-night circuit) and film.
As a stand-up comedian, Gaffigans clever, quiet style has earned him an unprecedented number of appearances on both CBS LATE SHOW WITH DAVID LETTERMAN and NBCs LATE NIGHT WITH CONAN O'BRIEN. His recent one hour Comedy Central Special, CD and DVD, all entitled Beyond the Pale have catapulted Gaffigan to one of the most popular touring and recorded comedians in the country today. The DVD for Beyond the Pale went Gold within the first six months.
After Gaffigans first appearance on DAVID LETTERMAN, the host personally chose him to develop a sitcom for World Wide Pants. Eighteen months later, WELCOME TO NEW YORK debuted on CBS to critical acclaim. He then co-starred with Ellen DeGeneres on her CBS sitcom THE ELLEN SHOW. For two years he had recurring roles both on FOXs THAT 70'S SHOW and NBCs ED. Jim has also had roles on SEX AND THE CITY, THIRD WATCH and each of the LAW & ORDER shows, among others. Jim can be seen this November in MY BOYS, TBS' first original scripted comedy series.
On film, Jim has endeared himself to audiences by taking on vivid supporting characters in a number of genres. In the cult hit SUPER TROOPERS, Gaffigan got huge laughs and famously helped add "meow" to the lexicon of Vermont state troopers. Jim's quiet dramatic turn in THE GREAT NEW WONDERFUL, a meditation on the aftermath of 9/11, took audiences and critics by surprise as he embodied an office worker broken by tragedy who ultimately explodes in rage.
Gaffigans other recent film credits include the forthcoming independent films THE LIVING WAKE and STEPHANIE DALEY. He has also been featured in TRUST THE MAN, 13 GOING ON 30, THREE KINGS, FINAL, IGBY GOES DOWN, ENTROPY and THIRTY YEARS TO LIFE. In 2004, he co-starred in TNTs BAD APPLE, with Chris Noth.
Gaffigan recently signed on to co-write and lend his voice to 20 new episodes of PALE FORCE, a series of animated shorts that will air regularly on CONAN and on the internet via webisodes starting in October. The series focuses on two pale crime-fighting superheroes that, like Gaffigan and O'Brien, are equipped with fair skin.
Many recognize Gaffigan from his numerous award-winning commercial campaigns, which include Sierra Mist, ESPN, Saturn and Rolling Rock. His commercial presence earned him Business Weeks 1999 "Salesman of the Year" honor.
Gaffigan currently lives in New York with his family.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Sept. 25, 2013) – Each week during the volleyball season members of the ETSU volleyball team will be featured in a segment called "Getting to Know You."
The fourth volleyball player to be featured is freshman outside hitter Briana Allmon (Flower Mound, Texas). During the preseason, the players were given the questionnaire, which can be found below, and each of them submitted their answers. Below are the responses by Allmon:
Academic Major: Nursing
Favorite Song: "Little Bit of Everything" by Keith Urban
Favorite Actor/Actress: Jennifer Lawrence
Favorite Book: "Frankenstein"
Favorite Movie: "Despicable Me"
Favorite TV Show: "Grey's Anatomy"
Favorite Food: Cheesecake
Favorite Animal: Cow
Favorite Ice Cream: Ben & Jerry's AmeriCone Dream
Favorite Sports Moment: Signing my letter of intent
Favorite Quote: "I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength" Philippians 4:13
Favorite Athlete: Kerri Walsh Jennings
Favorite Subject in School: Anatomy and Physiology
Favorite Vacation Spot: Australia
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If you could be on any reality TV show what would it be and why?
What is one thing you can't live without and why?
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All Brandeis' candidates are accepted, for second straight year
Four Brandeis students have won $5,000 scholarships from the YMA Fashion Scholarship Fund (FSF). It is the second consecutive year that all of the university's applicants for the prestigious honor were selected.
In addition to the scholarships, Liya Kahan '12, Amy Melser '12, Lee Nisson '14 and Yehuda "Ari" Tretin '12 are eligible for summer internships and will have access to career mentoring services. They will be honored, along with the other scholarship recipients at a gala dinner at the Waldorf Astoria in New York Jan. 10.
Paul Rosengard '80, president of men's apparel for Li & Fung USA and chairman emeritus of the scholarship fund, helped involve his alma mater with the program for the first time in 2010. Participating schools include Cornell, the University of Pennsylvania, the Rhode Island School of Design, the University of Virginia, Parsons, and about 30 other leading institutions.
"Brandeis students have fared well in the YMA Fashion Scholarship Fund competition for three simple reasons: talent, effort and organization," Rosengard said. "Brandeis students are just flat out smart, so I had an expectation that their applications would be strong. Second, their applications reflect great time and effort. Being smart is seldom enough to achieve greatness. Finally, the administration and faculty involved have done a phenomenal job of promoting awareness and coaching the applicants through the process."
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Liya Kahan '12, Rome, Italy – She wants to work in styling because it fits her interest in putting together an ensemble of clothing. "I enjoy doing this for myself, and would love to do it for a living because it is something I am passionate about," Kahan says. She is excited about the opportunity that the FSF scholarship has provided her to break into the fashion industry.
Amy Melser '12, Punta Gorda, Fla. – After graduation, she hopes to work in fashion journalism, advertising, marketing or public relations. In the summer of 2011, Melser was as an accessories intern at Conde Nast's Lucky magazine, and in summer 2010 she interned at a fashion/beauty magazine in London. She has also served as a "style guru" for the College Fashionista website.
Lee Nisson '14, Denver – He wants to pursue a fashion career in the area of sales, business planning or marketing. He has worked at Man's World, his grandfather's clothing store for short and stout men. "He taught me a lot about the clothing industry before he closed his doors and retired," Lee said. "It's an experience I still hold onto."
Yehuda "Ari" Tretin '12, White Plains, N.Y. – He is unsure whether he will get into the business side or the design side of the industry. "I am a sculpting major and I need to be dabbling in the arts and the creative," Tretin says. He currently works as a sales associate in both men's and women's product lines for Cole Haan on Newbury Street in Boston.
The application process was coordinated by Joseph Du Pont, dean of the Hiatt Career Center. Professor Alice Kelikian served as chair of a faculty selection committee that included Talinn Grigor and Detlev Suderow '70, P'05. The committee members, along with professors Maura Jane Farrelly and Grace Zimmerman, also advised interested applicants. In addition, Elaine Wong, senior associate dean of arts and sciences for undergraduate education, participated in the process.
"Our students' extraordinary success in the fashion scholarship competition can be attributed to Brandeis having talented liberal arts students with a global perspective," Suderow said. "During the case-study portion of the application process, they focus on a business opportunity and use their critical-thinking skills to reach a creative solution."
"Our debt of gratitude to Paul Rosengard is great," Kelikian said. "He brought the YMA scholarship initiative to the attention of our undergraduates and unearthed a wealth of design and entrepreneurial talent on campus. The very breadth of this year's projects, ranging from sustainable textiles to made-to-measure clothing, speaks to the vitality of fashion and business culture at Brandeis."
The program is open to Brandeis students with a demonstrated intent to pursue careers in design, merchandising, retailing, journalism, computer science or business. Sophomores, juniors and first-semester seniors with at least a 3.0 grade-point average are eligible. Applicants need to complete a case study and be interviewed by a representative of the fashion scholarship fund.
The fund awards about 125 $5,000 scholarships each year and also administers the Geoffrey Beene National Scholarships, which hands out four $30,000 scholarships and four $10,000 awards annually.
"The YMA FSF program helps open the door to a career in business or fashion for Brandeis students," Du Pont said. "Many Brandeis alumni are leaders in the fashion industry in areas such as design, strategic planning, business development and management."
One of last year's winners, Ji Yun Lee '11, landed a full-time job in the fashion industry within a few months of graduating from Brandeis. She works as an assistant brand manager at Li & Fung USA in New York, where she helps develop and implement a marketing strategy for men's accessories such as shoes, handbags and small leather goods. Among her responsibilities is coordinating the brand's social media outreach.
"FSF does a great job of connecting you with people in the industry," said Lee, a native of Korea who was raised in Beijing. "You get opportunities you would not normally get. I am very fortunate to be working for Li & Fung in the fashion hub of the world."
Last year's other winners were Abigail Katznelson '11, M.A.'12, and Danielle Schivek '11.
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PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — Actor Sam Heughan and producer Ronald Moore are promoting their new TV series "Outlander" by showing a little leg.
Each wore kilts Friday to a news conference about the show, which debuts on Starz this summer. Based on a book series that mixes romance and science fiction, it features a World War II nurse who is transported in time to 18th Century Scotland.
Moore said he rented a kilt for the first time the cast read the script, found he liked it and ordered a few of his own. "If you wore these in Scotland, nobody would notice," he said.
Book author Diana Gabaldon says she understands anticipation for the show. Fans identify with the nurse and, as she put it, "they sort of want to lick" the ruggedly handsome Heughan.
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The Cincinnati Bengals have announced they have waived QB Dan LeFevour, HB John Griffin, FB James Develin, WR Calvin Russell, TE John Nalbone, OLs Matthew O'Donnell and Chris Riley, DLs Cornell Banks, Jason Shirley and James Ruffin, CBs Rico Murray and David Pender and K Thomas Weber. The team also terminated the contracts of DE Victor Adeyanju and CB Jonathan Wade.
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The Cincinnati Bengals announced Wednesday, Aug. 17, that they have signed free-agent WR Calvin Russell (Packers) and CB LeRoy Vann (49ers) to undisclosed deals.
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Tom Silverstein, of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, reports the Green Bay Packers have signed free agent WR Calvin Russell (Packers) to their practice squad.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) – The 126th St. Paul Winter Carnival kicks off Thursday, minus a couple of events because of the lack of snow.
A snow sculpture contest at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds and sled dog races in White Bear Lake were both canceled.
But the ice carving contest is still on Thursday morning at Rice Park in downtown St. Paul.
The carnival officially kicks off Thursday evening with the Moon Glow Pedestrian Parade. Gov. Mark Dayton will greet the walkers when they reach Rice Park, and flames from hot-air balloons will glow in the night sky.
The 2012 King Boreas will be announced and the Queen of the Snows crowned Friday night at St. Paul RiverCentre. The Grand Day Parade is Saturday afternoon.
The Winter Carnival runs through Feb. 5.
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Kanye West, Nicki Minaj, Rihanna, A$AP Rocky And More Step Out For NYFW
The stars have been shining exceptionally bright as Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week has taken over the streets of New York City. Nicki Minaj, Rihanna, Justin Bieber, Kanye West and more have all been spotted at the fancy affairs taking place at the Lincoln Center. Click through the gallery above to check out your favorite celebs as they sit pretty on the front lines of NYFW.
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An Everlasting Lightning Storm
The third hidden wonder of South America.
PUERTO CONCHA, Venezuela—Normally, there is just an hour between the sun going down and the sky lighting up over the Catatumbo Delta. It's already dusk, and Dylan and I are sitting on a dock in a dusty fishing village, warily watching the clouds and waiting for a small boat to carry us up the shore of Lake Maracaibo and into the middle of what may be the world's most perfect storm.
We've traveled nearly 15 hours from Bogotá, Colombia, to get to this out-of-the-way corner of western Venezuela, with the hope of seeing one of the strangest weather phenomena in the world. Here, where the Catatumbo River empties into South America's largest lake, an "everlasting lightning storm" rages continuously for up to 10 hours a night, in exactly the same place, 260 nights a year. Nowhere else on Earth is so much lightning concentrated in one spot, with such regularity.
Erik Quiroga, a Caracas-based environmentalist who has accompanied us, looks down at his watch. "It's going to start any minute," he says, excited. All day, as we sped across the scorched, flat Venezuelan countryside in an air-conditioned SUV, he'd been predicting a 7:15 p.m. start for the storm. Promptly, as if on cue, the clouds flash a phosphorescent pink, and a bolt of lightning fractures the sky. Quiroga grins and flashes us his watch. It shows exactly a quarter past 7.
Known as the "Beacon of Maracaibo," the Catatumbo lightning has guided sailors for centuries. It can sometimes be seen on the horizon from as far away as the Lesser Antilles, more than 200 miles distant. In his 1597 poem "The Dragontea," which tells the story of Sir Francis Drake's last expedition, Spanish poet Lope de Vega tells how the lightning—"flames, which the wings of night cover"—illuminated the silhouettes of the English privateer's ships, tipping off the garrison at Maracaibo to his surprise attack. During the last major naval skirmish of the Venezuelan war of independence in 1823, the lightning was said to have helped steer the ships of Adm. José Prudencio Padilla to victory over the Spanish fleet. The storm is so central to the region's identity that the state of Zulia put a large lightning bolt in the middle of its flag.
And then last year, suddenly and unexpectedly, the storm seemed to stop. According to reports in Venezuelan papers that were then picked up by the international press, the skies above Catatumbo went dark for six weeks between the end of January and the beginning of March 2010. "It was the longest disappearance of the lightning in 104 years," said Quiroga, who blamed a drought caused by 2009's especially strong El Niño. "This is a unique gift and we are at risk of losing it," he told the Guardian.
In 2002, Quiroga launched a campaign to have the Catatumbo lightning pronounced the world's first UNESCO World Heritage Weather Phenomenon—a seemingly quixotic crusade, given that thus far the organization has only recognized physical places. Not only is the lightning a natural wonder, it is also, he argues, crucial to the global ecosystem. As it rips through the air, lightning tears apart oxygen molecules in its path, some of which rearrange to form ozone. (The word ozone, from the Greek for "to smell," was coined because of the strange odor that lingers after lightning storms.) Discharging more than 1.2 million times each year, the Catatumbo storm is, Quiroga argues, the single greatest individual natural source of ozone in the world.
Quiroga is the Catatumbo lightning's No. 1 cheerleader and fan. He helped spread the story of the lightning's 2010 disappearance, and he has promoted an "International Day of the Ozone Layer" to call attention to the storm's role as "the primary source of stratospheric ozone." When I contacted him to let him know that we were going to be visiting Catatumbo, he offered to come along as our guide and to help make all the necessary arrangements with the local authorities.
The U.S. State Department and many European foreign ministries advise against traveling in the state of Zulia or any part of Venezuela within 50 miles of the Colombian border. The area is a haven for drug-traffickers, guerrillas, and armed gangs of various stripes. During our eight-hour drive south from the Maracaibo airport, we passed through no fewer than nine different police and military checkpoints. Our driver, an official in the regional environmental ministry, spent a disconcerting portion of the ride telling us how worried his mother was about him traveling in this part of the state.
Quiroga, who makes the trip at least once a year, didn't seem so concerned. He stuck his hand out of the window and sized up the hot, dry air, which was approaching 100 degrees Fahrenheit, and pronounced that the conditions were shaping up perfectly for a massive evening storm. He pointed at a nearly symmetrical mushroom-shaped cumulonimbus cloud floating alone at the horizon and dubbed it the "most perfect" he'd seen in months. "Tonight will be something special," he said.
Why this particular spot should be the site of the world's most perfect storm is still an open question. For a while, during the 1960s, it was thought that uranium in the bedrock of the Maracaibo basin might somehow be the trigger. According to Ángel Muñoz, who leads a team that studies the lightning at the University of Zulia's Center for Scientific Modeling, the storm is caused by a more mundane, but still unique, convergence of local and regional factors.
The Catatumbo region is ringed by a V-shaped wall of mountains, which captures the warm trade winds blowing in off the Caribbean. When those winds pour into the Maracaibo basin, they collide with frigid air cascading down off the Andes. That collision of temperatures—the essential recipe for a thunderstorm—is fed by the enormous quantities of water that evaporate off the lake each day under the equatorial sun. The topography alone would make the area a hot spot for storms. But there's one other factor that may give the lightning over Catatumbo an extra punch: methane.
Part of the reason gas in Caracas costs 6 cents a gallon is that the Maracaibo basin sits atop one of South America's largest oil fields. Where there is oil, there is also methane, and sometimes you can see little bubbles of the gas percolating to the surface of the lake. In the swampy lagoons directly under the epicenter of the Catatumbo storm, the presence of methane seems to be especially pronounced.
Muñoz believes methane may increase the conductivity of the air over Catatumbo, allowing lightning to recharge faster and fire more frequently. But he cautions that the mystery of Catatumbo hasn't necessarily been solved, and he implored me to convey his reservations in anything I wrote. He was disappointed by the way the press trumped up the Catatumbo storm's supposed "disappearance" last year. The lightning always dies down during the dry months of January and February, he said. There was no reason to be concerned—a sentiment he says he communicated to journalists. "We were interviewed, and we showed them we have no scientific evidence that the Catatumbo lightning is disappearing," says Muñoz. In fact, not only is the Catatumbo storm not abating, its intensity has actually been increasing over the last decade. Though they don't yet have the data to prove it, Muñoz and his team suspect that methane released by expanded oil drilling in the lake may be the cause.
Muñoz refers to Quiroga as "a very excited man" and a terrific promoter of the Catatumbo storm, but he challenges some of his scientific claims. Even more than the story of the storm's disappearance, Muñoz is bothered by Quiroga's insistence that the Catatumbo lightning is a major player in the regeneration of the ozone layer. While it's true that the Catatumbo storm generates ozone, those molecules remain in the lower-altitude troposphere and decompose before they could ever migrate up to the ozone layer in the higher-level stratosphere. At lower altitudes, ozone can actually be poisonous to humans.
Our plan had been to get as close to the storm as we could by car, and then travel the rest of the way on the water. We would take boats 40 minutes down the Rio Concha and up the coast of Lake Maracaibo to a small palafito, or stilt village, called Congo Mirador, which lies almost directly beneath the storm's epicenter. But when we pulled up to the dock in Puerto Concha at about 5:45 p.m., the boats that were supposed to be there waiting for us were nowhere to be found.
Eventually, we located a pair of local fishermen, who both insisted that there was no way they could take us. It was already too late in the day, they said. By the time we got out to Congo Mirador, it would be too dark for them to turn around and make it back. "There's just no way."
"Can't you bring a light?" I asked.
"Criminals," one of the men responded gruffly.
I asked Quiroga what he meant. "Bandits," he clarified, making a gun with his fingers and pointing it at his palm. They didn't want to be out on the river after the sun went down. Negotiations continued, and frantic calls were made by a government official who had joined us from the municipal capital of Encontrados. The sun fell closer to the horizon. A new idea was broached: We'd pay one of the boatmen to stay with us overnight on the lake and to take us back in the morning.
The fisherman disappeared and returned 15 minutes later with a group of younger men, who looked like they might be teenagers. By now, the sky was almost black, and it was no longer a question of getting back before nightfall but of getting there at all.
Our government escort brokered a deal. He pointed at the younger men. "They will take you," he said. "They say we will bring two boats instead of one, in case something happens. We will bring lights, and life vests. And we will bring guns."
I walked over to the first fisherman we'd spoken to, a tall middle-aged man with a moustache and a commanding presence.
"You look like you've been doing this for a long time," I said to him. "And I understand that you're not willing to come with us. I need you to give me your honest opinion here," I said. "Is this a bad idea?"
He raised his eyebrows and nodded his head.
Dylan and I stepped back and caucused. We weren't the only ones who would be traveling downstream through the darkness. We were also responsible for Quiroga, a local fireman, and a local photographer who were accompanying us. Instead of strapping on guns and riding through the night to Congo Mirador, we realized that we had no choice but to observe the storm from a distance. And so we settled into our seats on the dock and watched as the clouds lit up around us. They refused to wait.
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The United States may have taken a major step toward corporatism today–an economic philosophy more reminiscent of Italy in the 1930s than of American free enterprise (although, to be fair, there were significant corporatist elements in Roosevelt's New Deal, too). I'm not sure whether Barack Obama ever ran a lemonade stand as a child, but if he did, it would be his most salient business experience. Nevertheless, in his apparently boundless self-confidence, Obama evidently thinks that he knows better how to run an automobile manufacturing company than the management of GM or Chrysler. I found this passage from his speech today striking:
In this context, my administration will offer General Motors adequate working capital over the next 60 days. And during this time, my team will be working closely with GM to produce a better business plan. They must ask themselves have they consolidated enough to profitable brands. Have they cleaned up their balance sheets, or are this still saddling with so much debt that they can't make future investments?
Above all, have they created a credible model for how, not only to survive, but to succeed in this competitive global market?
I'm not sure who is on Obama's "team," or why they are better qualified than GM management to figure out how to "succeed in this competitive global market." Obama's arrogance is best explained, one suspects, by an a priori conviction that government always knows best.
This was, perhaps, Obama's most remarkable announcement:
If you buy a car from Chrysler or General Motors, you will be able to get your car serviced and repaired just like always. Your warranty will be safe. In fact, it will be safer than it's ever been because, starting today, the United States government will stand behind your warranty.
I wasted a couple of hours today looking for the Automobile Repair Clause in the Constitution, but I couldn't find it. Again, this intermingling of the state with private (or formerly private) enterprise is a sad echo of intellectual currents that swept through Europe in the 1930s. Resurrecting this sort of state "capitalism" can hardly be considered progress.
Much has been made of Obama's firing of the Chairman of General Motors, Rick Wagoner. My guess, for what it's worth, is that this was mostly misdirection. Months ago, we and many others wrote that what General Motors needs is bankruptcy. Its legacy obligations, especially to retired UAW members, are simply unsustainable. Until those contracts are broken, bailing out GM was pouring money down the drain. It was not so much bailing out GM as it was bailing out the United Auto Workers. Obama more or less admitted as much today:
Now, while Chrysler and GM are very different companies with very different paths forward, both need a fresh start to implement the restructuring plan they developed. That may mean using our bankruptcy code as a mechanism to help them restructure quickly and emerge stronger.
Translation: I've wasted billions in taxpayer dollars. We now see that those who argued that the only path forward lies in bankruptcy were right. To distract attention from that fact, I'll fire Rick Wagoner.
It remains to be seen how significant today's actions will be in the long run. If GM goes into bankruptcy and sheds its legacy obligations and Chrysler is acquired by Fiat, and the Obama administration more or less gets out of the way, the long-term ramifications could be relatively slight. Unfortunately, however, today's power grab is only one of several fronts on which President Obama appears determined to extend the long arm of government into American business, and American life generally. How far he will succeed in doing so, and at what point the American people will rebel, are shaping up as the key questions to be answered over the coming months and years.


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Advisory council offers recommendations for UH to build jobs, partnerships
Public feedback sought on innovation council's recommendationsUniversity of Hawaiʻi
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Posted: Jan 21, 2011
HONOLULU – More than 340 national, local and community leaders attended a recent two-day symposium co-sponsored by the University of Hawai'i and the National Academies, prestigious experts who advise the U.S. government in science, technology and economic policy. During the symposium, UH President M.R.C. Greenwood presented a draft report of recommendations on creating an innovation economy from the President's Advisory Council on Hawai'i Innovation and Technology Advancement .
The recommendations include:
- Identifying research as an industry in Hawai'i;
- Immediately establishing HiTEx (Hawai'i Innovation Technology Exchange Institute);
- Encouraging collaboration by integrating entrepreneurship into the university's curriculum; and
- Identifying four key areas to capitalize on commercialization opportunities for Hawai'i, including Security and Sustainability: Energy and Agriculture, Data Analytics and Asian-Pacific Health.
Guest speakers with national and international reputations also made presentations that will help create a framework for change, innovation and collaboration between the university, the private sector, and state and federal agencies, and for executing the four recommendations of the advisory council.
"Innovation is a national priority and an essential driver of economic growth and future competitiveness," said Greenwood. "The University of Hawai'i has many successes in innovation and technology transfer, and we know we have the potential to build on those successes and create new opportunities to strengthen Hawai'i's economy."
The complete report is accessible online at www.hawaii.edu/innovation. Public comment is welcome on the council's recommendations, and feedback may be submitted by email to firstname.lastname@example.com. The deadline for feedback is February 1, 2011.
Greenwood said an implementation plan would be developed based on the feedback received.
Members of the advisory council are:
- Dr. Carl Bonham, Executive Director, University of Hawai'i Economic Research Organization and Associate Professor of Economics, UH Mānoa;
- The Honorable Daniel Goldin, President & CEO of Intellisis Corporation and 9th NASA Administrator, retired;
- Katharine Ku, Director, Stanford University Office of Technology Transfer;
- Jim Lally, Partner Emeritus, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers;
- Dr. Brian Taylor, Dean, School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology, UH Mānoa;
- Barry Weinman, Managing Director & Co-Founder, Allegis Capital;
- Dr. Mary Walshok, Associate Vice Chancellor of Public Programs and Dean of Extended Studies, UC San Diego; and
- Dr. Hank C.K. Wuh, CEO, Skai Ventures/Cellular Bioengineering, Inc.
Greenwood serves as the council's convener, and Dr. Keiki-Pua Dancil, president and CEO of the Hawai'i Science and Technology Institute, serves as the council's coordinator. UH Vice President for Research James Gaines and UH Mānoa Chancellor Virginia Hinshaw serve as advisors to the council.


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Heifers in First 2010 Show-Me-Select Sale Average $1,328
Bidding was fast in the first two-thirds of the sale of Show-Me-Select Replacement heifers at the Fruitland Livestock Auction on May 1, 2010.
Early in the sale, the bred heifers were selling for $1,500 to $1,850 per head. The final average for 188 head was $1,328.
David Patterson, University of Missouri Extension beef reproduction specialist, said that six states are working to copy the Show-Me-Select program. However, Missouri remains the only one with a statewide educational program.
Heifers in the program are enrolled in a yearlong heifer development program overseen by MU Extension specialists. All are scored for reproductive tract development and measured for pelvic size before the breeding season.
Herd owners interested in raising replacement heifers can enroll with regional livestock specialists through their local county extension center.
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July 22, 2013 WIC Update
SUBJECT 1: FFY 2014 LAP is ready for Use
SUBJECT 2: WIC Resources - Sticker Order
SUBJECT 3: Microcuvettes and Analyzers - Response Requested
FFY 2014 LAP is ready for Use: The FFY2014 Local Agency Plan (LAP) Caseload and Special Funding amounts have been updated by WIC state office and the online LAP is ready for use at http://health.mo.gov/living/families/wic/wiclwp/forms.php. If you have problems accessing the LAP application, please contact the ITSD Help Desk.
To enter data in your LAP for FFY2014 after logging on to the application, select your agency number from the dropdown list and click on "Access Next Year's WIC LAP" in the middle of the page. Local Agencies need to complete their LAP by Friday, August 30, 2013.
To assist local agencies in preparing their LAP, assistance is available. The FFY2014 Local Agency Plan (LAP) manual is available at: http://health.mo.gov/living/families/wic/wiclwp/pdf/LAP_Manual.pdf. The FFY2014 Local Agency Plan (LAP) Overview/Updates e-learning webinar is available at http://health.mo.gov/living/families/wic/wiclwp/training-wic_lap.php.
If you have questions regarding the completion of the LAP for your agency, please contact a member of your WIC Technical Assistance Team. The map with names and contact numbers is located at http://health.mo.gov/living/families/wic/wiclwp/pdf/TAMap.pdf.
WIC Resources - Sticker Order: The State WIC office has purchased a total of 920 rolls of stickers "Growing Stickers for Girls and Boys". During the week of July 22, 2013, local WIC coordinators will receive a link to order stickers. If your agency is interested in receiving stickers in August 2013, please complete the order survey by August 5, 2013. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Takako Tagami at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Microcuvettes and Analyzers - Response Requested: It is time to order microcuvettes by completing the survey. Please follow the instructions below to assure your agency receives your supply of microcuvettes and/or analyzer.
- Microcuvette Survey: Please complete and return the attached survey via e-mail to email@example.com by Tuesday, August 6, 2013. This will assure no interruption in the supply of microcuvettes.
- Microcuvette Order: The information from the survey will be used to identify the current supply on hand at each agency and to estimate the needs of each agency for the next six months. The microcuvette order will be shipped directly to your agency.
- Analyzers: Analyzers are also available to agencies by completing the request and justification. Tell us why you need the analyzer: replace current analyzer; expand services in another room/satellite site; more efficient work flow; other: explain.
- Verify the number of microcuvettes received with the number listed on the packing slip.
- If the number of microcuvettes in the package is the same as the packing slip, sign and date the packing slip.
- Fax the packing slip to the State WIC Office within one (1) week of receiving the shipment. The fax number is (573) 526-1470. Confirmation on the packing slip is required in order for the State WIC Office to pay for the microcuvettes.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (April 18, 2011) - After playing eight straight road games, the ETSU softball team finally returns to the friendly confines of Betty Basler Field when the Bucs host Furman in their final non-conference doubleheader on Tuesday evening. First pitch is set for 4 p.m.
ETSU (14-28) is hoping the home scenery will end its seven-game skid as the Blue and Gold play their final six regular season games inside the ETSU Softball Stadium.
Senior leader Katie Henderson (Jackson, Tenn.) - who will be playing her final home games during this stretch - has enjoyed hitting in front of the hometown faithful as she is batting a team-leading .409 (18-44) with six doubles, three home runs and 12 RBI in 16 home contests. Meanwhile, three Buccaneer hitters are batting over .300 at home as sophomore Whitley Hensley (Erwin, Tenn.) is hitting .345 (10-29), freshman Nicole Fox (Peachtree City, Ga.) carries a .327 (17-52) clip into Tuesday's twinbill, and sophomore Sam Lower (Sebring, Fla.) is hitting .310 (13-42) in 15 home games.
The Paladins are coming off back-to-back 1-0 eight-inning setbacks to Georgia Southern over the weekend and sit 13-24 overall.
Furman is led by senior second baseman Morgan Hughey's .396 (42-106) batting average, while freshman Lauren Collier is an asset both at the plate and in the circle for the Paladins. Collier leads the team with six home runs and 19 runs scored, while also guiding Furman to five wins and two shutouts in 23 appearances.
The Bucs have faced Furman every year since ETSU established the sport in 2001, and the Blue and Gold lead the all-time series, 17-8.
Fans unable to make the trip to Johnson City on Tuesday can watch all the action live on A-Sun.TV, while live stats will be offered via Gametracker.
Following the doubleheader on Tuesday, the Bucs close out their season with consecutive conference doubleheaders against Campbell (4/22) and USC Upstate (5/6).
For more information on Buccaneer softball, visit www.ETSUBucs.com or follow the Bucs on Twitter at http://twitter.com/ETSUAthletics.