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Vince Young has gone from franchise cornerstone to cautionary tale.
The 30-year-old, free-agent quarterback filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last week, according to court records. Young has been mired in financial difficulty, stemming from two lawsuits connected to a $1.8 million loan taken out during the 2011 NFL lockout.
The Houston Chronicle first reported the news.
The Houston attorney who filed the petition on Young's behalf listed the former Tennessee Titans first-round draft pick's estimated assets between $500,001 and $1 million with liabilities between $1,001,000 and $10 million.
Young's rookie contract with the Titans included $26 million in guaranteed money. However, the quarterback's free-spending ways quickly depleted his funds. Young's former financial adviser testified under oath last year that he arranged the $1.8 million for Young during the lockout because the player wanted to throw himself a $300,000 birthday party.
Pro Player Funding -- the New York company that did business with Young -- has been unsuccessful in collecting on the loan, which has ballooned to $2.5 million with interest. Young unsuccessfully challenged the $1.7 million balance of the loan, claiming he never sought the loan or saw any of the money.
Young signed contracts with both the Buffalo Bills and Green Bay Packers last season, but was released in each case before appearing in a regular-season game.
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Professor Jeannie Suk
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Jeannie Suk is Professor of Law at Harvard Law School where she has taught criminal law, criminal procedure, family law, and the law of art, fashion, and the performing arts. Before joining the faculty in 2006, she served as a law clerk to Justice David Souter on the United States Supreme Court, and to Judge Harry Edwards on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit. She was educated at Yale (B.A. 1995) and at Oxford (D.Phil 1999) where she was a Marshall Scholar, and is a graduate of Harvard Law School (J.D. 2002). She is a recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship. Her most recent book, At Home in the Law: How the Domestic Violence Revolution is Transforming Privacy, was awarded the Law and Society Associations Herbert Jacob Prize. Her writing has also appeared in Yale Law Journal, Stanford Law Review, Columbia Law Review, Wall Street Journal, Slate, and elsewhere. She has given congressional testimony on law and innovation in the fashion industry.
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- Assistant Professor of Law, 2006
- Senior Fellow, Humanities Center at Harvard, 2009-10
- Professor of Law, 2011
- Yale University B.A. 1995, Literature
- Oxford University D. Phil 1999
- Harvard Law School J.D. 2002
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- Criminal Law and Procedure
- Family Law
- Art Law
- Entertainment Law
- Fashion Law
Selected PublicationsSuk, Jeannie. `The Look in His Eyes': The Story of State v. Rusk and Rape Reform, in Criminal Law Stories (Robert Weisberg & Donna Coker eds., forthcoming 2011)
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Hemphill, C. Scott & Jeannie Suk. "Schumer's Project Runway," Wall Street Journal,, Aug. 24, 2010, Op-Ed, at A13.
Suk, Jeannie. "The Trajectory of Trauma: Bodies and Minds of Abortion Discourse," 110 Columbia Law Review 1193 (2010).
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Suk, Jeannie. At Home in the Law: How the Domestic Violence Revolution is Transforming Privacy (Yale University Press 2009).
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Hemphill, C. Scott & Jeannie Suk. "The Law, Culture, and Economics of Fashion," 61 Stanford Law Review 1147 (2009).
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Suk, Jeannie. "Coming of Age with Clarence," Wall Street Journal, October 12, 2007.
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Suk, Jeannie. "Criminal Law Comes Home," 116 Yale Law Journal 2 (2006).
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Suk, Jeannie. "Originality," 115 Harvard Law Review 1988 (2002).
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People lie to us all the time. In fact, according to studies, most of us encounter nearly two hundred lies a day. Now there's something we can do about it.
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Recently a writing website was launched, called Beyondaries. This e-zine (electronic magazine) site features authors and artists, giving tips and advice in each quarterly issue. I am the head Illustration columnist for the site, and I wrote an article on my illustration process for Port Yonder Press' upcoming book, The Book of Sylvari: An Anthology of Elves. The article will also appear in the book, along with all the other short stories and illustrations.
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January brought many thaws to choose from, rather than just one, and February's first day brought a thaw as well.
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The current bull market is being fueled by uncertainty over the drought's toll on yields. "This why we're getting 60 to 80 point swings in the market," he said. "The market is very, very uncomfortable with its ability to forecast yield right now." No one is quite sure how bad off the soybean crop is. The USDA has lowered its estimate of the soybean harvest to 3.05 bu., with yields of 40.5 bu. per acre. Some private analysts believe it will be lower. Many farmers are so worried about the status of their crops that they are afraid to go out in the field and find out, Utterback said. "We're getting to a point where the crop may not get much worse," Utterback said, noting that no one is sure how good yields will be in the counties that haven't been stricken by drought. "By the Pro Farmer crop tour on Aug. 23, the market will have real good handle on how good the crop is. That will play out by mid-September." In the meantime, the nation's corn and livestock have become a political hot potato. Concern is building over whether higher prices will cut into grain and meat supplies and fan inflation. Utterback worries that the federal government may impose export restrictions or price controls, though nothing is likely to happen until after the November elections. "There's a lot of political heat building that corn prices are too high," Utterback said. "Overall, the economy is shaky; it can't tolerate a food shock right now. So unfortunately, your corn is no longer your corn; it's their corn, and they think the price is too high. "This is my greatest anxiety, because when the government gets involved you can't predict what they do, and they always mess things up. If this thing continues until March and we have a long-standing food event, the government will start getting protectionist." While livestock producers have started militating for a roll-back of ethanol mandates, Utterback believes that they aren't rationing as fast as they need to be. The industry is just talking about the mass liquidation of cattle stock, he said, and not doing enough about it. "Livestock producers didn't want to buy protection in the spring, when they could have bought a call for $5," Utterback said. "Now they want someone to pay for their mistake." Meanwhile, the greatest bull market in history is setting the stage for one of the greatest potential bear markets of all time. The average up-market in corn futures runs for 20 months, Utterback noted. The average down-market is a little longer at 26 months. "When we find the top of this thing, probably in November or December, it will be 32 months of an up-cycle. We're setting ourselves up for a long down-cycle," he said. "The longer you ride high, the longer the slide will be. That's what history suggests." Utterback said the industry may never experience a year like this one again, with the potential for a big crop in early due to warm weather driving corn prices below $6, followed by a once-in-a-generation drought that pushed them above $8. "You young guys, 30 to 40 years from now, will be able to say, 'I remember when.' This is a history-making year. The events that will unfold this year, I'll never see again," said the 60-year-old. The trader expects corn prices to remain high, a cash value of $8, through next summer. He suggested that it wouldn't be a bad idea to lock in 2013 prices now. "If the market is going to give you $7 corn, you can lock in a 35% profit margin for as long as you want to go. Your only risk is weather and the government," he said. In the meantime, he thinks that farmers who expect to receive crop insurance payments need to protect themselves against a mild selloff in futures in September and October. If the market dropped to $7, farmers could lose a lot on crop insurance. "I think you are forced, because of the mechanics of the market, to buy a put," he said. The biggest question in front of farmers now, as Utterback said, is how to "take advantage of this gift being given to the American grain producer." Once the futures market peaks, he suggested taking positions to capture the likely declines. He thinks there are opportunities to buy 2013 cotton and 2013 cattle futures, along with fertilizer and fuel inputs. The financial challenge will change come the winter. From February through July of next year, farmers need to be in a "defensive position," Utterback said. Back to news


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A great place for a ski holiday where you can bring your dog! You can get on your skis in front of the house and you'll already be on the slopes. It's easy to stop by our house and look after your dog or take him for a walk - so he/she will never be bored.
We also have two dogs - as long as your dogs are friendly, there'll be no problem!
Sturmgut offers you the possibility to spend your ski holidays with your dog in a location ideal for you and your four legged friend.
Whether your want to take your dog out for a walk quickly before breakfast or after dinner, the dog trails starts right at the doorstep. As the trail is on our own premises, you can have your dog run around freely.
A whole variety of dog friendly restaurants, winter trails and inns surround us. Please note, that dogs are not allowed on the cross country tracks.
Of course you can take your dog to your room or apartment. We even have a dog lounge for you and your friend.
Dogs are free in our hotel, please respect the following guidelines in return.
Dogs who are not child secure, obedient or chase animals, have to be on a leash.
Dogs keep away from the playground.
All our rooms have carpeted floors, so please have them sleep on a blanket or in a basket. We gladly provide you with old towels for cleaning your dog.
We reserve the right to charge for compensation of any damage that might occur.
Since July 1, 2003, Austria has a new Dog Regulation:
*obligatory leash in settlements, near playgrounds and near crowds
*during holidays, your dog has to be insured (third party insurance)
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Let the record reflect that I am not a fan of holiday-specific iOS apps. Oh, there are a few out there that are worthwhile--A Charlie Brown Christmas comes to mind--but by and large, holiday apps tend to rushed-out-the-door unitaskers, poorly conceived one-trick ponies, and easily forgettable novelty items. More to the point, 11 months of the year, they have little practical use. Why give them any space on my iPhone or iPad?
But regular apps that are updated with a little holiday flair? Well, that's another matter entirely.
It's become a delightful tradition for developers--game makers, more often than not--to add some holiday flavoring to their mobile wares. Maybe it's as simple as adding some festive decorations to the game's background, maybe something more complex like a holiday-themed level. Whatever the addition, it's a great way to breathe new life into old games. So I'd suggest heading to iTunes and seeing if you've got any updates to download. You just might find a holiday-themed surprise among some of the games you've downloaded over the years.
Here are a handful of my favorite seasonal updates this year--perfect for passing the time as you travel to holiday festivities.
Angry Birds Seasons
I don't know if this festively themed iteration of Angry Birds--by far, my favorite app in the ever-expanding Rovio empire--was the first to roll out seasonal updates. But it's certainly become the standard bearer for such improvements. This year's Christmastime update, Winter Wonderham, is actually the third annual update, joining Wreck the Halls and Season's Greedings in the Angry Birds Seasons canon. Whether you play the iPhone or iPad versions of the game, get ready to do battle with those naughty green pigs in a wintertime scenes filled with candy canes, snowballs, and the occasional exploding present.
Tiny Tower
The virtual apartment building in NimbleBit's sim game has broken out the holiday decorations. But the most recent update did more than just add a few wreaths and Christmas lights. Visitors to your tower are wearing the holiday best and some of the floors you can build have a distinctive seasonal look. Tiny Tower's pixelated Bitizens even are posting holiday-themed messages on the Facebook-like BitBook page.
Scribblenauts Remix
In addition to its many puzzle levels, Scribblenauts also features a playground area which you can fill with just about any object that you can scribble the name of. The latest update from Warner Bros. adds another holiday playground--ideal if you've ever wondered what it would look like should you try to bring to life each element from "The Twelve Days of Christmas."
Ski Safari
Ski Safari was easily my favorite game of 2012--there's a reason why it won an App Gem award, after all. The latest in a series of regular updates from Defiant Development adds a North Pole-themed slope to the game's collection of courses. An elf costume for Sven the hapless skier and new holiday-themed challenges--collect presents along the course or escape in a rocket sled pulled by a handful of tiny reindeer--add to the festive mood in Ski Safari.
Clash of the Clans
This cartoonish real-time strategy game has added a winter theme with snow falling and villagers donning the occasional Santa cap. But Clash of the Clans didn't stop with a few seasonal visuals: An Unpleasant Present explosive trap and a bombarding Santa Claus add to the holiday-themed mayhem in Supercell's game.


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Federally recognized Indian tribes are eligible to apply for funding under section 412 of the Social Security Act, as amended by Pub.L.104-193 to administer and operate their own TANF programs.
The purposes of the TANF program are: (1) to provide grants to tribes to assist needy families with children so that the children can be cared for in their own homes or in the homes of relatives; (2) to reduce dependency by promoting job preparation, work, and marriage; (3) to prevent and reduce out-of-wedlock pregnancies; and (4) to encourage the formation and maintenance of two-parent families.
As of January 1, 2016, there are 73 approved Tribal TANF programs. These programs serve 287 federally recognized Tribes and Alaska Native Villages. In addition to the populations on the reservations and in the Alaska Native villages, these Tribal TANF programs provide benefits and services to the non-reservation American Indian/Alaska Native populations residing in approximately 130 counties. The current total annual amount of all Tribal Family Assistance Grants is $192,753,143. Of the 73 Tribes and Tribal organizations administering Tribal TANF programs, 15 include their TANF programs in Public Law 102-477 projects. P.L. 102-477 is the Indian Employment, Training and Related Services Demonstration Act of 1992 (25 USC § 3401 et. seq.). The Act allows Tribes to integrate DOI, HHS, DOL, and DOE employment, training, and related services programs into a single program with a single budget.
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Tribes can also operate Native Employment Works (NEW) programs to help their members prepare for and find jobs. There currently are 78 NEW program grantees and total annual funding is over $7.6 million. NEW grantees select their service area, service population, and eligibility criteria, and decide the services they will provide. Each year, NEW programs serve approximately 9,000-10,000 clients.
Tribal TANF Child Welfare Coordination Grants
The Office of Family Assistance has also funded two sets of discretionary demonstration grants to improve coordination of Tribal TANF and child welfare services provided to tribal families at risk of child abuse or neglect.
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A friend used to mentioned many a times 'law of attraction' in our conversations which used to amuse me.
I knew of Murphy's law and it's perpetual realization in our everyday life. I experienced these. I believed it.
I knew of the Bollywood dialogue 'Agar kisi cheez ko dil se chaho to saari kaaynaat usse tum se milaane mein lag jaati hai' which translates to 'If you ask anything from the bottom of your heart , the whole universe will come into action to bring that thing to you'. Haah! I used to laugh at the dialogue.
But after I read the book, I realized the meaning of the words. And yes, it had an impact on me. Things we think happen. Some say, it might be co-incidence. Yes, it might be. Some say it's the positive approach to things. Again,Yes, it might be.
It's just the matter of experiencing things working. And not how or why. Right ?
Well, for bringing positivity in me, I would like to express my gratitude to
My friend Hema who recommended me this book, Thank you
Rhonda Bryne who wrote this positive and powerful book, Thank you
Yogas & Vedas, where vast information and knowledge about spiritual development were documented ages ago, Thank you