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U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) today wrote to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau asking for protection for Portland Trail Blazers center Enes Kanter, should the Blazers and the Toronto Raptors meet in the NBA finals.
Kanter, a Turkish national, has been an outspoken critic of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. That criticism has reportedly led to Turkey issuing a warrant for his arrest through Interpol, the international police agency.
Earlier this season, when he played for the New York Knicks, Kanter skipped a game in London because he feared he might be arrested there. After joining the Blazers, he also skipped a game in Toronto for the same reason.
Now, as the Blazers begin play against the Golden State Warriors in the Western Conference finals and the Toronto Raptors begin the Eastern Conference finals against the Milwaukee Bucks, there is a real possibility that Kanter's inability to travel to Canada could become a factor for the Blazers, who are already playing without their starting center, the injured Jusuf Nurkic.
Reality check: The Blazers will face a difficult battle to beat the defending champion Warriors and Toronto is the underdog in its series against Milwaukee. But Wyden, a diehard Blazer fan, is leaving nothing to chance.
"I ask your government to facilitate Mr. Kanter's safe passage to and from Canada should the Portland Trail Blazers play the Toronto Raptors in Toronto, Canada in the upcoming NBA finals," Wyden wrote to Trudeau. "I also urge your government to state publicly that it will not comply with any Interpol red notice meant to interfere with Mr. Kanter's livelihood and to intimidate him and his family back in Turkey."
Tonight's game is in Oakland at 6 pm and will be televised on ESPN.

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Buzzard Point's Potential Growth Raises Concerns for Nearby Residents
In light of the more than $900 million in improvements proposed for Buzzard Point between the DC United soccer stadium and the new South Capitol Street Bridge, DC government planners are identifying opportunities for the city to enable transformative changes in Southwest. But nearby residents are concerned about the impacts from some of the city's plans. Most notably, the Buzzard Point Vision Frameworkanticipates some 11.3 million gross square feet of new development, including more than 6,000 residential units, among other potential shifts for the this industrial area in Southwest DC.
The Vision
Today Buzzard Point in Southwest is characterized by its industrial uses, lack of green space, inaccessibility, and poorly organized street connections. But two huge investments of public and private funds could act as catalysts to transform Buzzard Point: the $600 million South Capitol Street Bridge replacement (Phase 1) and the new $300 million DC United Soccer Stadium.
Hoping to capitalize on the existing proposals for Buzzard Point and its surrounding community, the DC Office of Planning (OP) envisions a mixed-use, mixed-income neighborhood emerging that is greener, more walkable, with better transit connections, and with a more natural relationship with the water.
A few of the key principles for redevelopment are:
A Vibrant Mixed-Use Neighborhood.Commercial-focused development around a new South Capitol Street oval could be part of the bridge project, and new residential development could be concentrated at the southern end of Buzzard Point near the waterfront.
Dynamic Parks and Public Spaces. A promenade for bikers and pedestrians, small parks marking the end of various surface streets, a new Waterfront Plaza at the intersection of South Capitol and S streets, and possibly a Maritime Museum could provide a new focus on the waterfront.
An Improved Multimodal Transportation System. Potomac Avenue, a "symbolic boulevard," could increase pedestrian traffic between Buzzard Point and the Capitol Riverfront; Half Street could function as a "central spine" for better east-west connectivity.
A Living and Sustainable Environment.Low-impact developments could naturally treat runoff, plantings along the river could help clean the water, and an increased street tree canopy would provide shade.
Transit Troubles
Transportation options, or the lack thereof, are perhaps the biggest concerns about new development among nearby residents of Buzzard Point and the DC United Stadium. Residents want to see a comprehensive transportation plan for the area. "With more than 6,200 residential units [proposed], we can deduce that upwards of 12,000 people would be living on [Buzzard Point]," said Roger Moffatt, representing the advisory neighborhood commission (ANC) for the area that includes Buzzard Point. "Add to that the entire commercial and retail portion, and we have a super congested area with only two streets for ingress and egress."
The southern area where much of the residential development is proposed is served by access from Second and First streets SW. Though planners for the future stadium note that it is adjacent to the Riverwalk bicycle route and within walking distance from both the Navy Yard-Ballpark and the Waterfront Metro stations, there are currently no transit services or bicycle facilities within the Buzzard Point area.
The DC Circulator 2014 Transit Development Plan Update of the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) includes three routes that could service the area near Buzzard Point, with stops at the Waterfront Metro and the Southwest Waterfront, but none of the proposed lines would extend south of M Street into Buzzard Point. The vision framework suggests DDOT could consider such extensions in future plans, especially once the stadium is built. The plan also touches on the proposal for a new north-south streetcar line serving Buzzard Point, "while recognizing that the implementation of the system at Buzzard Point would be several years away."
The ANC and residents want to see more transportation planning before the city encourages additional density, so as to not "overload" residents already living in Southwest, according to ANC Commissioner Rhonda Hamilton. "Increased density puts stress on existing residential parking," she noted. "I think that there is a lot of disregard in terms of how it all mixes together." Moffat advocates for making the area primarily pedestrian in nature, opening the streets to vehicular traffic for deliveries and the like during only limited hours.
Near-Term Catalysts
While the entirety of the city's vision for Buzzard Point may take decades to come to fruition, one of the initial catalysts, DC United's new stadium, is scheduled to be ready for the 2018 season.
The city government is assembling the land parcels for the stadium and clearing them for construction. The city may turn the land over to DC United as soon as this summer, DC United's managing general partner, Jason Levien, told The Washington Post in December. The club is going through the planning and zoning process for its new home, which could hold between 18,000 and 23,000 fans. DC United filed its planned unit development (PUD) with the Zoning Commission in late January.
Meanwhile the six-lane Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge will bring with it improved street connections and create a new traffic oval to bring together South Capitol Street with Potomac Avenue and Q and R streets. That project received approval from the Federal Highway Administration last summer. DDOT should select a design-build team by December, with work approved to begin next winter.
Next Steps
OP sees early changes coming from the new bridge and the stadium, with development to follow those initial investments in five to 10 years. Full realization of the vision for both Buzzard Point and the adjacent Capitol Riverfront would come in 10 to 15 years, according to the framework.
On Feb. 3 the Southwest Neighborhood Assembly will meet to discuss the Buzzard Point Vision Framework.
Shaun Courtney is a freelance reporter and real estate writer. Shaun has called DC home since 2002 and now lives in Kingman Park with her husband and son.


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Welshman Lee Selby (26-1) puts his his IBF World feathweright title on the line this weekend against Josh Warrington (26-0) at Elland Road.
The champion will be heading straight into the lions' den in Leeds where Warrington will get the home advantage despite being the challenger to Selby's IBF crown.
Selby tackles his domestic rival in the sixth defence of his belt, which he won in 2015 against previously undefeated Evgeny Gradovich, in a fight that has been building for many months.
After many months of trash talk, boasts and bad blood, BBN asked their panel of experts for thier take on the tasty all-British showdown this Saturday. Read on to see who they are backing to win - 'Lightning' Lee or the 'Leeds Warrior'.
Jamie Arlain Unbeaten lightweight and British Challenge belt lightweight champion
"I really fancy Selby for this one, actually one of my favourite fighters right now.
He has great hand speed, good movement, I think he's on a different level to Warrington and will be too much for him."
Kevin Campion Matchmaker and Promoter at Goodwin Boxing
"I think it will be Lee Selby via late stoppage or a wide points decision.
I think Selby will be too fast, too slick, too good and will cruise to a comfortable win."
Steve Wood Manager and Promoter at VIP Promotions
"I'm bias as the manager of Josh, but I strongly believe we have got the timing right. We could have had this fight a few times over the last few years but patience is the key and I think the delay has giving us time to grow into a strong featherweight and with Lee keep struggling to make the weight is an advantage.
My thoughts are a late stoppage win for Josh!"
Qais Ashfaq Unbeaten bantamweight
"Selby points for me mate, think Warrington will come on late but it'll be too late by then."
Carl Greaves Promoter at Carl Greaves Promotions and former Midlands Area and WBF World super-featherweight champion
"I think Selby will win on points.
Warrington will have his moments and won't stop coming forward but Selby is very slick and got an excellent jab.
This is a very good fight."
Miles Shinkwin Former Southern Area light-heavyweight champion and English and British title contender
"I think Selby on wide points.
He's more than a level above Warrington, who is a very good fighter , but Selby, I believe, can be a bit special."
Tim Rickson Sports Agent and Editor of British Boxing News
"I haven't seen Josh perform live, but I have seen Selby and he was a special talent to watch.
I like how he switches effortlessly from body to head, his movement is obviously very good, and he has a strong confidence in his flashy style.
Neither of them have many knockouts on their resume but Warrington has stopped two of his last three opponents and Selby has KO'd one of his last three victims, but he also had Jonathan Victor Barros over in the last round in his second to last fight.
I think Josh comes forward and threatens early on, but Selby should get into his rythm and box clever to win on points."
Chris Glover Boxing Journalist
"For me, this fight is tailor-made for Lee Selby.
Warrington will put pressure on early, as that is his style, and may take some of the early rounds, however, I believe when Selby adjusts to Warrington's pressure, he will let his shots flow with everything coming off his excellent jab.
Selby, for me, has better footwork and range advantage, which I feel will be an integral part of this fight. If Warrington is chasing the fight and begins to take risks, he could possibly get stopped in a similar way Evgeny Gradovich did."
Jack Jacobs British Boxing News Contributor
"A close encounter, I believe Selby with have the edge in boxing ability and nick the win on points, some classy exchanges in the first half of the fight and Warrington will unravel towards the later rounds."
Joe Neale Boxing Agent
"Based on boxing skill, it should be a clear win for Selby. But with Leeds crowd behind Warrington and Selby maybe staying at the weight too long, it might just be Josh's time.
However I'm going with a Lee Selby close decision win."
Sergio Michael American guitarist, songwriter and actor
"The battle for the IBF featherweight title looks to be a lively one. Though Josh Warrington sees himself fulfilling a destined win over the champ on the 19th, I think it is far more likely that the five-time defending Lee Selby wins by a close decision."
Sam Jones Joe Joyce Manager
"I expect Warrington to put Selby under a lot of pressure but it won't be educated enough to trouble the champ, in my opinion, and Warrington also lacks the power to trouble Lee.
I expect Selby to win via UD or even a late stoppage."
Anish Parekh British Boxing News Contributor
"Buoyed by a raucous Elland Road crowd, I expect Warrington to start quickly, snapping out his jab and following it up with hooks to both the body and head.
The more methodical Selby, may be rattled during the early exchanges, but will begin to time his overzealous foe. Using intelligent movement and his judgement of distance to land spiteful counter-punches that begin to take the steam out of Warrington's work.
As the bout draws to a close, both men will have their successes, as they attempt to impress the judges.
My hunch is that Selby raises his game against better opposition and will relish his moment on the big stage. Eventually his more accurate work will leave a greater impression on the judges, as he squeeks past, with a razor thin decision."
Joseph Siza British Boxing News Contributor
"Warrington seems to be improving fight by fight and will have the Leeds crowd fully behind him but I cannot see anything other than a Lee Selby victory this Saturday night.
Both fighters aren't the biggest punchers so I fully anticipate this one to go the distance - I believe the first half of the fight will be fully dictated by Selby, with Warrington firing a last chance saloon spurt in the final few rounds. Selby however I feel will be too skilful and too experienced for the Leeds man.
This should set up a Frampton v Selby showdown at Windsor Park this summer."


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Does God still work signs and miracles?
Do you believe in the power of God to transform thought into consciousness? Or is this all just a made up thing we all tell ourselves to believe in a higher power?
The difference between a person who believes in the idea of God and a person who actually believes in God is this:
- A person who believes that God is real, and that he exists, also believes in the power of God. This person lives their life in a way that resembles this truth.
So I guess my real question here to you is this:
Do you believe in God?
Now I know many of you are probably saying, "Why yes, I do believe in God."
But I ask you really, how do you know that you believe in God? If you believe in God then surely you believe in his power to work miracles and to change lives, or do you believe that miracles and signs from heaven are only applicable to the people in the bible?
I'm asking you a lot of questions – yes, I know.
What I am trying to do here is to get you to really think about your belief system in full detail, and to analyze for yourself if the statements you are making are in fact true.
Those who actually and truly believe that there is a God believe in his power. Let's search the scriptures for this truth:
"And without faith it is impossible to please him, for whoever would draw near to God must first believe that he exists and that he rewards those who seek him." – Hebrews 11:6, ESV
This scripture clearly points out, that for those of us who believe that there is a God, we must first believe that God actually exists. This is a very interesting statement to make and point out. What the writer is saying here is that in order to get close to God, you have to first actually believe that he is real – shocking.
The second part of this scripture is interesting as well. The author communicates to us that in order to get close to God, we must also believe that he rewards those who seek him. The word seek means to look for and find, or to search. So what this scripture is truly saying is that for the person who looks to draw near to God, they must believe that God rewards those who search after him – those who look for him and find him. This is a very powerful statement to make.
So for those of you who say that you believe in God, know that you are also saying that you believe that God exists and that he rewards those people who actually look for him and find him.
Interesting thought. Let's dig a little deeper:
In Jeremiah 1:5, God says to Jeremiah,
"Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, and before you were born I consecrated you…" – Jeremiah 1:5, ESV
If you are unaware of who the prophet Jeremiah was, he was a young prophet chosen by God to declare to God's people the coming judgment of God to the nation of Judah.
In the context of this text, God encounters Jeremiah with a very strong and purpose-filled plan. Because God knew Jeremiah, he reaffirmed him of his right standing with God, by declaring to him that he was consecrated by God before he was formed. The word consecrate means to make or declare sacred. So what God was really saying here was that Jeremiah's life was purposed for a very specific and sacred plan, one that was ordained by God before God placed Jeremiah in his mother's womb. Wow. What a bold statement to make to somebody. What's even crazier than this, is the belief that God can make this same statement today to one of us.
Yes that's right, God can make this same statement to you or to me. Do you believe this?
Well, I do.
I believe it, because it actually happened to me.
In the year of 2014, I gave my life to Christ. Not in the way in which most people are use to hearing about, but in a very radical way. I had always known of the guy they called Jesus. I had grown up in church and had come to know of his name very well. I knew God was real and that he existed, but there really wasn't anything different from the way I was living my life in comparison to the way others around me were living their lives. I knew how to pray to God, and how not to say curse words or do anything that was considered "bad."
I basically lived a regular and normal Christian lifestyle. Sound familiar?
Well towards the end of 2014, I made a sudden change to my normal way of living- or shall I say God made a sudden change to my normal way of living. God encountered me in a very personal and direct way – a way in which I knew it was him when it happened.
Now, it's very hard to explain what an "encounter" with God looks like, because it is an encounter in which one can only fully understand through experience.
I believe in signs and wonders, but this was something different. God spoke to me directly, straight to my heart. He revealed to me, through a stranger, hidden secrets he had deposited within me. When he communicated his thoughts to me, I knew the experience was something real.
That encounter with God marked the very beginning a very interesting way of life – a lifestyle you may call it. One that resembles the life of Jesus Christ.
So I know that for many of you reading this, a level of cynicism does exist. That's fine, and I actually don't mind it – that's normal.
When God encountered me in 2014, he shook my whole life up. He opened me up to a realm that I had always heard of, but had never first-hand experienced.
Now, I can truly say that God is amazing, and that he is real. How do I know this? Because like Jeremiah, the word of the Lord came to me and confronted my way of thinking. God came to me, and he revealed to me my purpose and he declared to me the end from the beginning.
In Isaiah it says,
"I am God, and there is none like me, declaring the end from the beginning and from ancient times things not yet done…" – Isaiah 46:9, ESV
When God encounters you, he shows you that he is God and that there is none like him. He will declare and reveal things to you not yet seen, and make you aware of things to come. He will reveal to you your purpose and like he did with Jeremiah, make it known to you that he knew you before you entered your mother's womb. Because God knew you before you came to be, he will reveal it to you that he is real.
So, I ask you again:
Does God still work signs and miracles?
Do you believe in the power of God to transform thought into consciousness? Or is this all just a made up thing we all tell ourselves to believe in a higher power?
Like and share this article to continue the discussion.
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Town of Perast by Sea
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This Kotor tour of Perast is designed to showcase the beauty and historical significance of a lovely Montenegrin city. Enjoy picturesque architecture, notable landmarks, and sensational ice cream. Book this Kotor tour today for a wonderful trip back in time.
Your adventure begins with a scenic boat ride to Our Lady of the Rock Island. Explore the charming baroque church and its unique history, exquisite paintings, and tapestries. Stop in the museum shop to purchase souvenirs, then enjoy delicious ice cream as you walk around the island. From there, head to Perast, a charming old town that has been the center of many empires battling for control. Walk among 17th and 18th century buildings and observe their extravagant baroque architecture. See a few of the 14 historic churches built during the Baroque Period and learn about the city's storied past. Enjoy a relaxing boat ride back to Kotor as you pass by postcard-perfect mountains rimmed with quaint little villages.
Book this Kotor tour today for a comprehensive look at Serbia's wonderful Adriatic towns.
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We really enjoyed our boat ride and had a very informative guide. The town itself was really quaint and a lot less busy than all the other destinations we had been to. It was a nice repreive.
Reviewer: Joy
Super small group tour of Perast and Lady of the Rocks with Jovanna our tour guide. Jovanna met us at the dock and whisked us away in a clean, air conditioned mini van. She provided interesting information on current and past history of the area, and we had wonderful views of the scenery on the way to Perast. The boat ride and tour of Lady of the Rocks island is a must see -- lots of interesting history and great pics. We ended the tour with a guided tour through old town Kotor. Blue sky, blue water, and wonderful day of touring. Thank you Jovanna!!
Reviewer: Grant Harrison
Kotor, Montenegro should be on everyone's bucket list! This tour involved a boat ride and a walking tour. This place is spectacular with stately mountains in the background framing rolling hills and hamlets that lead down to beaches and clear waters! And, to thoroughly enjoy Kotor, you have to enjoy its water. I thought I was going to be stuck on some slow boat that putt-putt-putted around, but instead we boarded a speed boat! I held onto my hat with one hand, and I held on to my cell phone with the other, getting some absolutely spectacular pictures! And, as beautiful and historic as this place was, hands down the best part of the trip there was our professional and personable tour guide, Danielo! Not only was he knowledgeable, but he took the time to make sure that all of us had a memorable time. After the tour was over, he even took the time to show me some additional sites before aiming me back to my cruise ship! World-class treatment, by Danielo!
Reviewer: Anthony Hoover
The guide was super, knowledgeable and super polite and accommodating. Will use you again.
Reviewer: Joy
Very easy to locate the tour at the cruise port. Lots of other boat ride options at the port but having pre booked made it easier. Lovely tour operator and the boat ride was safe. The boat is a 50+ passenger shuttle that takes you from the cruise port area to a lovely church on an island and then to a cute little town to walk around.


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Surrounded by calm blue waters, the haunting image of Hashima Island holds many keys to the past among the many forgotten buildings that greet you upon your arrival. At first glance, the gateway to the Devil's den appears to be in the offering if the blatant thick and misty atmosphere...
My relaxation time is in my bath. I eat, drink, watch movies, listen to music, come up with ideas, ponder, dwell, dream, reminisce, and wish, in my bath.
Since Valentine's Day exists and is around the corner, we'll see what the lonely can do to have a pleasant day.
Every body needs good sleep, unless we have good sleep we cannot perform the next day activities perfectly. So we have to take some tips to get good sound sleep.
White Vinegar is useful in many ways. Here are the ten uses of white vinegar, read on.
The 80 years old person named Haji Amu from Iran is not taking bath since 60 years, nobody knows the reason for not taking bath since decades. He eat dead animals flesh by baking them in fire.
Bath soap is a common thing done by many people. However, not only a bath with soap alone we can cleanse the skin. There are other, more effective ways to cleanse the body and make the skin look clean and healthy.
A poem describing the awesome atmosphere in a bubbly bath
How to get some sleep with a newborn at home. This is a short to teach a newborn the difference between daytime and nightime...and have some rest !!
People with low blood pressure should not have a hot water bath for a long time. Having a hot water bath for a long time will lead to dizziness, fainting and a further drop in the blood pressure. This can lead to further complications.
There are some main hints to take into account when dealing with fever. What to do and what to drink. This piece of advice will keep you in good health.
Water is the driving force of all nature. - Leonardo da Vinci
Milk bath is an ancient secret and has been performed for centuries because it was believed to make the skin beautiful and radiant. Find out more the great benefits of milk bath.
A Poem that randomly came to me one night about a week ago before this publication. Comments are open.
Just because that towel is old and has some tears, doesn't necessarily mean you have to toss it out. Convert it into something new instead.
Have you tried to sleep naked any time, there are lot of health benefits in naked sleeping. Try naked sleeping and find the differences like this
This article describes about a traditional method of taking oil bath which improves skin radiance and texture. This method of oil bath is the best fairness treatment for anyone.
A poem of praise for the gift of mothers and motherhood!
Journeying the Bilbo Baggins way through Bath, its history, the people who inhabited this ancient city, the Roman Baths and more...
Many people go to the store to buy lavender bath soak, but the truth is it is easy to make at home using basic ingredients that are affordable and healing to the body, mind, and spirit.
Bath, near England, has long been a heritage tourist destination and is preferred by many people all round the world. But it could just be the most Romantic Gateway you have every had. Just take a look at the attractions that Bath has for you and your partner.
I am reviewing my absolutely cherished shower gel, the Oriflame Discover Borneo Tropical Rainforest Shower Gel.
The implied sensual stirrings of the deep, foreboding unconscious' sublime artistic sexuality reside deep under obvious deceptively stilled waters; apt to erupt at any moment.
Water is a life-giving fluid. Human beings cannot survive without water. Water also has therapeutic value. This article provides a brief description of some hydrotherapy techniques.
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cpotrs.f(3) LAPACK cpotrs.f(3) NAME cpotrs.f - SYNOPSIS Functions/Subroutines subroutine cpotrs (UPLO, N, NRHS, A, LDA, B, LDB, INFO) CPOTRS Function/Subroutine Documentation subroutine cpotrs (characterUPLO, integerN, integerNRHS, complex, dimension( lda, * )A, integerLDA, complex, dimension( ldb, * )B, integerLDB, integerINFO) CPOTRS Purpose: CPOTRS solves a system of linear equations A*X = B with a Hermitian positive definite matrix A using the Cholesky factorization A = U**H*U or A = L*L**H computed by CPOTRF. Parameters: UPLO UPLO is CHARACTER*1 = 'U': Upper triangle of A is stored; = 'L': Lower triangle of A is stored. N N is INTEGER The order of the matrix A. N >= 0. NRHS NRHS is INTEGER The number of right hand sides, i.e., the number of columns of the matrix B. NRHS >= 0. A A is COMPLEX array, dimension (LDA,N) The triangular factor U or L from the Cholesky factorization A = U**H*U or A = L*L**H, as computed by CPOTRF. LDA LDA is INTEGER The leading dimension of the array A. LDA >= max(1,N). B B is COMPLEX array, dimension (LDB,NRHS) On entry, the right hand side matrix B. On exit, the solution matrix X. LDB LDB is INTEGER The leading dimension of the array B. LDB >= max(1,N). INFO INFO is INTEGER = 0: successful exit < 0: if INFO = -i, the i-th argument had an illegal value Author: Univ. of Tennessee Univ. of California Berkeley Univ. of Colorado Denver NAG Ltd. Date: November 2011 Definition at line 111 of file cpotrs.f. Author Generated automatically by Doxygen for LAPACK from the source code. Version 3.4.2 Tue Sep 25 2012 cpotrs.f(3)[top]
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UEI College - Phoenix
Location: 9215 N. Black Canyon Highway, Phoenix, AZ, 85021
Phone: (623) 226-7300
Our Phoenix Campus offers 5 programs
The UEI College Phoenix campus wants to personally welcome you to our campus. We are excited that you are considering our campus to train for a new career. As you begin your journey here at UEI Phoenix, you will find that we offer training programs that can be completed in as few as 10 months and UEI College Phoenix is accredited by the Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training (ACCET). We want you to know that we believe in you and our team will be by your side throughout your academic journey.
As a student at UEI Phoenix, you will enjoy personalized attention in each of our classrooms and labs. We offer smaller classroom sizes and boast a student to teacher ratio of 25:1. This means that you can receive the hands-on training and attention you need to be successful in the classroom and in the field. Our faculty and instructors pride themselves in being able to assist you in reaching your career goals, and each instructor takes a unique approach to learning to ensure every student can learn and achieve success.
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UEI College - Phoenix
Location: 9215 N. Black Canyon Highway, Phoenix, AZ, 85021
Phone: (623) 226-7300
Our Phoenix Campus offers 5 programs
My favorite thing about UEI is that the staff is friendly and always willing to help students with any questions or problems they may have. Classrooms are small so students get the chance to have more one on one with the teacher if they are having trouble and providing us with a more enriched education so that we are most prepared when we go out in the field.
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My favorite thing about UEI is the staff because everyone is so welcoming and nice. The people here are starting to become a part of my family and I'm happy because they will help me achieve success. On the first day of school, I was scared and nervous. I though I was going to feel excluded but I didn't, I became friends with an amazing student that has been there for me since day one. I don't even feel like I'm coming to school every day because I enjoy it so much!
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At UEI they care, they notice if you're 1 min late and ask what's going on, how they can help. You feel the genuine compassion from every staff member has on not just your grade but if you are here. They want to know how things are going and how they can help if things are not great. The staff here at UEI Phoenix want you to succeed in your profession not just pass your classes and walk that stage. The instructors are committed to your future and are proud of each goal you achieve. UEI Phoenix campus staff has made my college experience more educational than I ever expected and so much fun.
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By CURT ANDERSON and TERRY SPENCER, Associated Press MIAMI (AP) 06/04 — The Florida deputy who knew a gunman was loose at the Parkland high school but refused to go inside to confront the assailant was arrested Tuesday on 11 criminal charges related to his inaction during the massacre that killed 17 people.
Peterson was seen on surveillance video rushing with two staff members toward the building where the shooting happened. When they arrived, he pulled his weapon and went forward but then retreated and took up a position outside, where he stood with his gun drawn.
The charges follow a 14-month investigation by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, which conducted interviews with 184 witnesses, reviewed hours of surveillance videos and compiled 212 investigative reports, the agency said.
Peterson "did absolutely nothing to mitigate" the shooting, FDLE Commissioner Rick Swearingen said in a statement. "There can be no excuse for his complete inaction and no question that his inaction cost lives."
Lori Alhadeff, whose 14-year-old daughter, Alyssa, was killed, said she was surprised to hear of Peterson's arrest. She recalled sending a text to her daughter when she heard there was shooting.
"I told her to hide, that help was on the way. Well, Peterson was that help, but he froze, and he failed us all that day," Alhadeff said. "He was supposedly the good guy with the gun who was supposed to go in and meet the threat, and he let us all down."
Tony Montalto, whose daughter Gina Montalto, also 14, died in the attack, said families wanted justice to be done.
"We are happy to see some accountability for this tragedy," said Montalto, president of the Stand With Parkland victim families' group.
Peterson, 56, was jailed on $102,000 bail. If released, he will be required to wear a GPS monitor and surrender his passport and will be prohibited from possessing a gun, the prosecutor said.
His lawyer, Joseph DiRuzzo III, said in a statement that Peterson is merely a scapegoat. He called the charges "a thinly veiled attempt at politically motivated retribution."
"We will vigorously defend against these spurious charges that lack basis in fact and law," he said, arguing that Peterson was not a caregiver, which he said the law defines as a parent, adult household member or other person responsible for a child's welfare. "The definition of 'other person responsible for a child's welfare' expressly excludes law enforcement officers acting in an official capacity."
It was not immediately clear when Peterson would make his initial court appearance. That typically occurs the day after an arrest.
Sen. Rick Scott, a Republican who was Florida governor at the time of the shooting, initiated the law enforcement probe and said Tuesday in a statement that he was glad the investigation was finished.
"Now it's time for justice to be served," Scott said.
After the shooting, Peterson took retirement rather than accept a suspension.
He has now been formally fired, according to Broward County Sheriff Gregory Tony. Another deputy, former Sgt. Brian Miller, was also fired, although he faces no criminal charges.
"It's never too late for accountability and justice," Tony said.
David S. Weinstein, a former federal prosecutor now in private practice, said key to the case will be the culpable negligence charge, which essentially means an "utter disregard for the safety of others."
The perjury charge stems from a statement Peterson gave under oath to investigators contending that he did not hear any shots fired after taking up his position outside the school. Investigators determined through video, witnesses and other evidence that was not true.
The arrest is the latest fallout from investigations into the shooting.
Gov. Ron DeSantis suspended then-Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel for "neglect of duty and incompetence" over the department's actions that day. Israel is appealing that decision to the state Senate and said he intends to run again next year.
The case also spawned a state commission that issued a 458-page report detailing many errors before and during the shooting, including Broward deputies who stayed outside the school building and the policies that led to that, such as Israel's decision to change guidelines to say that deputies "may" confront an active shooter rather than "shall" do so.
The commission also recommended voluntary arming of teachers, which state lawmakers approved this year.
The chairman of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Commission, Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri, said in an interview that the charges against Peterson were "absolutely warranted."
Peterson "is a coward, a failure and a criminal," Gualtieri said. "There is no doubt in my mind that because he didn't act, people were killed."
Nikolas Cruz , 20, faces the death penalty if convicted of the first-degree murder charges filed in the attack. His lawyers have said Cruz would plead guilty in return for a life sentence, but prosecutors have refused that offer.
Cruz is expected to go on trial in early 2020.
Spencer reported from Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
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|Re: [Groff] Back to the future
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Hi Peter, Peter Schaffter wrote on Mon, Mar 03, 2014 at 04:43:27PM -0500: > if we're to figure out what to do about groff in the future, > we're going to have to stick to the big picture. Actually, as long as there is nobody who has the time and interest and skills to actually do some groff C++ coding, figuring out those questions is not exactly urgent, we can take our time. Chatting about it does not do much harm either (except consuming time), but is not going to change anything unless somebody tackles the work. And *if* somebody, or a few people, turn up who have the time and interest and skills, they are likely the restart that discussion anyway, because, well, they have the *interest* and it's not likely they will be indifferent regarding *what* they will code... I think in one respect, Peter and Eric miss each other's point. When Peter talks about a "technical lead", he talks about a lead developer, a lead coder. I have no idea whether Peter could or would do that, but he himself seems a bit hesitant, to say the least. When Eric talks about a "technical lead", he talks about a discussion leader, a moderator, helping a pack of twenty hot-tempered developers to find a consistent vision and jointly move on the cart into that consistent direction, instead of constantly stomping on each other's toes. The risk of stomping, right now, seems somewhat limited. So, regarding the breathing, we are currently helpness, the patient is in coma, and the discussion what a good physician might attempt for rescue seems somewhat theoretical, for lack of physicians. Regarding the bleeding, however, we do have a bunch of active developers: Peter for -mom, Eric for doclifter (related to manuals), myself for mandoc(1) (related to manuals), and maybe a few more. So the discussion about frontend issues is not wholly theoretical, and it's only natural the discussion turns that way, because that part of the discussion is likely to actually have some tangible effects in the near future. > The logical flow isn't groff => XSL-FO, it's XSL-FO => groff. And that is exactly where i respectfully disagree with Eric. It is about neither, XML and XSLT and related technologies do not come into the picture *at all*. I consider XML and XSLT and friends to be among the more unpleasant examples of overengineering haunting today's software industry. The source code of such systems is basically unreadable by human beings, extremely hostile to any kind of version control and diffing, those languages make it incredibly hard to express simple programming features in simple ways, you regularly need stacks of at least four languages (XML, XSLT, XPath, FO) even for simple tasks, and i could no doubt go on ranting... One of the strengths of roff is that the basic roff macro syntax, developed more than 50 years ago, is still the best tool for semantic annotation i'm aware of, *obsoleting* any use of XML and XSLT and what not. Applied to the task of authoring of manuals, well exploiting the strengths of roff syntax allows us to help people write and maintain manuals in very easy formats, that it is very easy to write toolsets for, without having to bother with XML at all. That is why i am here. So the graph is (*) human author \-> roff macro syntax \-> GNU troff \-> type-rendered and -set output \-> human reader \-> macro interpreter (e.g. mandoc -Tascii) \-> terminal output \-> human reader \-> macro interpreter (e.g. mandoc -Thtml) \-> CSS-capable HTML \-> browser -> human reader \-> database generator (e.g. mandocdb) \-> semantic search database \-> apropos(1) etc -> human reader Note that groff appears near the beginning - providing a user-friendly input interface, avoiding XML - *and* at the end of the chain - providing high-quality typeset output, while auxiliary interpreters like mandoc appear only in the middle, as a supplement to the bigger-picture groff tool chain. > In the simplest of terms, groff is a typesetting backend. And it is also a way to design markup languages. That is very easy to overlook, given how simple the design principles of these languages are, but i consider this fact, and the simplicity of the way roff approaches it, to be among the crucial assets of the fifty years of roff legacy. > The manpages debate is largely about groff usage, not > groff development. There is truth in that staement, i think. > ancillary to backend improvement, there's a pressing need > for groff advocacy. Sure, that may also help to attract not just users, but developers, too. However, I don't think that advocacy needs to be limited to advertising groff for writing novels (and mathematical treatises, of course). I do not consider it detrimental to advertise the basic roff macro syntax for manuals, as well. Having more than one leg for groff to stand on - rendering system and semantic markup system - can only make it more stable, in particular since both aspects have been central to roff for at least 25 years now, if not more. At least, i'm still actively advocating roff syntax for manual authoring: http://www.bsdcan.org/2014/schedule/events/459.en.html I don't think chasing away folks from roff syntax towards XML is going to help groff, or anyone else. > 5. Implement new requests freely (as, for example, when Werner > added .fzoom) provided they do not break backward compatibility. I agree with the principles you outline, but would like to add one clarification to item 5: "freely" shouldn't be interpreted as "on a whim"; adding a new request should only be considered when it adds considerable value, and it should be done sparingly, lest the roff request language drown in featuritis. Yours, Ingo
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Damon T. Jones – Vice President and Club Counsel – Washington Nationals
Chance2Chat is MCCA's regular online interactive discussion. Each session features a legal luminary from the MCCA network. Participants may post questions prior to the start of the session, or as the session progresses. The exchanges may be read during the session; transcripts of previous chats are available online at www.tools.mcca.com/chatarchives.shtml.
The host of the May 2008 Chance2Chat was Damon T. Jones, Vice President and Club Counsel for the Washington Nationals. MCCA thanks Mr. Jones for participating in this event.
The transcript from this session follows.
Damon T. Jones
How did you become General Counsel for the Washington Nationals baseball team?
I came to the Washington Nationals from Williams & Connolly, a law firm here in Washington, D.C. At Williams & Connolly I did some complex litigation work and also some transactional work. In addition to that, I also did some baseball industry-specific work; so I was well-prepared, I think, for this kind of opportunity, although I didn't particularly seek it out. Someone tipped me off that the Nationals had an opening for a lawyer and so I looked into it a little bit, because I thought it was a position that would be interesting to me. I found my way to one of the senior executives here and asked that person whether the job was still open, whether it was for real. At the time there was a posting for a more junior position like a staff position; so we sort of agreed that if a general counsel level position ever came open, I would be a good candidate for that job. But that wasn't the idea at the time. Five or six weeks later they changed their mind and called me. And I went through an extensive interview process and ended up getting the job.
In what area or areas should an attorney focus if he/she wants to become a General Counsel?
That's an interesting question, because I think the nature of a general counsel position is to be very broad in scope. I think there are a number of different ways to prepare well for this job. There's probably no single way that will prepare you completely for this kind of a job because, in my job, I can literally see any kind of issue on any given day, whether it's a baseball related issue, a business related issue, or something that is common to sorts of all business organizations like labor and employment issues.
What worked well for me is that I had some litigation experience, was familiar with the litigation process, and the tasks and skills that you come across in a litigation context. I also had experience in a trans-actional context because I was negotiating and papering deals on a regular basis, and had a sense of the rhythm of thatprocess.
So, I think the most important thing to do to prepare for a position like this is to learn very well whatever it is you're doing in a legal context, because it will surely come to bear in a job like this. I think broad exposure is probably the best preparation, although there are a lot of ways to do that.
Do you think that law school adequately prepared you for the practice of law?
Yes and no. Obviously, law school gives you enhanced analytical abilities and a great deal of substantive knowledge that will serve as the foundation for a strong legal career. As almost anyone who's practiced law before knows, however, law school doesn't expose you to the broad range of skills and practical circumstances that you will face as a lawyer. So you need the strong foundation that you get from law school, but a lot of what you need, I think, also can only come from practicing law. If one is lucky, the practice of law will be conducted under the tutelage of very wise and experienced attorneys so you can pick up some of the nuances of how to be a great lawyer.
What is the most important skill/quality that you think a lawyer should possess?
I think the most important quality of a lawyer is judgment. At the end of the day, what people hire a lawyer for is judgment. Someone who obviously has the knowledge of the law and can analyze particular situations and communicate clearly about those situations, but there are some other ancillary skills that I think are very important. At the end of the day, you have to take all that information in a specific context; and this is whether you are in-house counsel or whether you are representing a client in another context.
You've got to exercise some judgment about a particular question or a particular circumstance, and advise people from a practical point of view of what to do. So I think without question, judgment is the most important quality that a lawyer should possess. Good judgment will serve a lawyer well in whatever job he or she is in.
Do you have a mentor? If so, how did you obtain your mentor?
I think I've had a few. I obtain my mentors mainly from just connecting with someone wherever I was. So whether that was in law school, sort of making sure I connected well with at least one or two professors and developed a relationship with them such that I could go back and ask them for guidance, ask them for suggestions. When I served as a clerk for a judge, I think that was where I developed one of my most important mentor/mentee relationships. While I was practicing at Williams & Connolly, one of the partners there served as a really good mentor to me as well. So there have been a few people along the way; but it is really about working hard, doing good work for someone, showing them that you have the passion and dedication to help them do their job or make their job easier, and sort of from there connecting with the person and developing a relationship that will serve you in the years to come.
Were your mentors also African American, or did you have mentors of different ethnicities and genders?
I had a variety of mentors. Some were African American. Some were not. That's the short answer, I think. That's probably a topic of discussion for an entire chat in and of itself.
Did you find it harder to connect with your non-African American mentors, and what techniques did you use to connect with them?
I wouldn't necessarily say I found it harder to connect with non-African American mentors. This may sound a little inconsistent, but I might say it was a little easier, maybe a little more natural sometimes, to connect with an African American mentor. Partly just because, on a personal basis, sometimes you hit it off really quickly. But I think good people are good people. So if you are fortunate enough to end up in places where you are working with good people and interesting people,you just connect with people on whatever you have in common. Most of the time there's plenty that is there, whether it's sports, politics, the law, or whatever is going on in your personal life. People are people for the most part.
I think that if there's any technique—I'm not sure I consciously used any technique—I think it would just be to try to be yourself and be personable, and sort of chat people up and connect with people at a personal level no matter who they are. If you can do that, if you have some reasonable skill in doing that, I think you have a good ability to connect with mentors wherever you are so long as you are working with good, fair-minded people. In my case, I was fortunate enough to work in those kinds of places with those kinds of people.
Approximately how many hours do you work a week?
There are some weeks where I probably put in 80 hours and some where I put in 40. I think as a general rule—I've been here almost a year—as a general rule, during the period leading up to April 1, I worked a ton of hours because we were trying to get the stadium constructed and do everything that comes along with opening a new stadium in a very, very compressed period of time. And I was the only lawyer in the building. I didn't have any help. I could use outside counsel to some extent, but internally here, I was the only lawyer.
During that period, I was extremely busy. Since we opened the ballpark, it's still been busy, but I've been better able to manage my workload and my schedule, so I have had more of the sort of 40- to 50-hour weeks since that time. One of the wild cards in my job is the fact that we have a lot of night games; and I'm here for a lot of the games. I don't know whether you count those hours sometimes; but if you count all those hours, it is a busy job. I'm here a lot.
The Nationals have a new stadium in D.C. What were some of the legal challenges in getting the stadium constructed, and what role did you play in overcoming these challenges?
That's a tough question. You have the pure construction-related issues, which I was involved in to some extent but also there were large pieces that I was not involved in because the thing was being built by the time I got here. Construction was well underway. There were some construction-related issues, but for the most part, that didn't take up a huge part of my week during the construction phase. I think for me what was much more significant was all of the other business-related issues that come along with opening a new stadium. As an example, I was doing everything from telecom deals in order to get the stadium up and running from the phone systems, to the cellular towers, to the wireless Internet providers, to the provision of all kinds of specialized telecommunications services that were required to be run once the stadium opened. That stuff is more closely construction-related.
At a broader level, almost all of the business issues related to the baseball were keyed to the opening of the stadium. When we finished the 2007 season at RFK [Stadium], we had it keyed so that almost all of our sponsorship relationships terminated or expired so that we had almost our entire inventory open and had to be filled during the off-season between 2007–2008. That would include over 100 sponsorship relationships that had to be consummated during that period of time. That's not a purely construction-related issue; but there probably are a dozen different major business areas where we faced those kind of circumstances because everything changes when you move into a new stadium. All the luxury suite deals have to be done. Your premium club deals have to be done. You have a lot of intellectual property issues that go along with opening a new stadium. Even things as searching, clearing the name of the stadium and going through the required lead processes there.
There are a ton of labor and employment issues. And then agreements with everybody from our facilities management company to—for us transportation companies that had to help us get people to the ballpark in an efficient way. There's just a thousand different things that went into it.
So I'm not sure that I would give you a long list of pure construction issues. I think a lot of that was under way when I got here. Before the team was sold to the Lerner family, the league cut the deal with the District of Columbia in order to construct the stadium. There have been some issues along the way, but for the most part it was dealing with all the business issues that come along with opening a new ballpark. That's aside from some of the regular stuff that goes on in terms of getting the baseball contracts done, dealing with other things around here that have to happen no matter whether you are in a new stadium or not.
The Nationals are a team/business, but also part of a "league." What's the legal significance of being part of a league and how does that impact you?
Major League Baseball, you can think of it as sort of an umbrella organization, and as a result, the 30 major league clubs are signatories to a variety of agreements and other legal documents that govern the actions of each individual club. So you have, at a basic level, the collective bargaining agreement that the teams collectively sign with the players' union. You have the Major League rules, which govern everything from baseball operations to a variety of other topics. You have the major league constitution. You have agreements that relate to the minor leagues and how those business are supposed to be done, and then you have certain divisions of Major League Baseball that have jurisdiction over certain business and/or legal subject matter areas. For example, baseball properties plays a significant role in managing the use of the intellectual property of individual clubs and enforcing the rights of individual clubs against third parties. As a result, there's a complex agreement that we have to adhere to in terms of how we use our marks.
We have to be careful to follow all of those rules. We can't just go off and do something that maybe an entity that is not tied to a league could do on its own. It is the same thing with interactive media rights, Internet rights, and so forth. There is a complex agreement among the 30 major league clubs and Major League Baseball advanced media, which is a division of Major League Baseball that governs the use of club materials in interactive media. Again, we're not always able to license or to make certain uses on our own. We have to work through the league to get certain things done.
The league issues all kind of bulletins on all kinds of topics, like with whom you can and cannot enter into sponsorship agreements. Some guidelines about how your concession agreements should work and so on. It is an interesting structure, because you are cooperating with the other 29 major league clubs on a lot of different levels; but then they're also your competitors on a lot of different levels. The league is there, I think, to serve our interests or to serve the interests of the game; but in particular circumstances our interests may not be particularly aligned or we want to do something the league does not want us to do. There's sort of an overlaid structure where you've got to deal with the league, and sometimes the other clubs, in certain business contexts.
How large is your legal staff?
I have an assistant counsel and what we call a trainee here, which is a local law student who has a paid part-time position that's pretty much year-round. And then I have two summer interns and have an executive assistant. Which is all much better than the state of affairs that existed for my first six months on the job, when I was a one-man legal department.
How do you motivate your staff?
I think I motivate my staff by trying to give them interesting projects, by learning what it is that they like to do, what they're interested in, and give them enough projects in those areas. I also motivate them by giving them significant responsibility in areas where I think they can handle it, and by supporting them with the resources that they need and with access to me so that when they're doing something, they always feel like they're not just out there on an island trying to figure everything out, but that they can come to me and ask questions or pose ideas. They may have other people who can help them get their job done efficiently. That sort of thing.
Those are the basics. I'm still figuring out what the best way to motivate my staff is; but I would say that my approach so far is to give them stuff that's interesting, give them a lot of responsibility, and try to support them the best I can.
If your colleagues had to use three words to describe you, what would they be?
I would say probably detail-oriented, principled, and fair. . . In a dynamic business environment such as this one, people want to do a lot of things and accomplish a lot of objectives, and they don't often have a strong sense of the legal considerations. So I have to pay attention to details when things come across my desk or when people come in and ask me questions, because often I'm the only one who will pay attention to the details. As we all know, the devil sometimes is in the details. So, I think people probably think I'm pretty detail-oriented.
And I do think, consistent with what we discussed earlier about judgment, being principled is very important, because there are 800 things going on here at any given moment, 400 of which somebody wants my opinion on or requires my participation in the process to get it done. And I have to have a sense of principles and a sense of what we should and should not be doing; and what kind of liberties we should be taking and what kind we shouldn't be taking, because otherwise you have too many things going on and too many ways to fall into traps. I hope people think I'm principled and don't raise objections for the sake of raising objections, but that I try to think carefully about why we need to push back on certain things or even internally as I push back against other departments on selected items. I hope that people believe that I try to do that in a fair way that does not compromise the interests of the organization, but also tries to help people around here get things done and face the challenges that they face every day.
What would you say are the top diversity issues facing your organization and MLB in general?
I think Major League Baseball and the Nationals, as with all similar organizations, face a challenge in diversifying its workforce and maintaining a diverse, talented workforce. My guess is that Major League Baseball is probably ahead of other similar industries or organizations on diversity, particularly in sports; particularly when you look at the front office, the league, and those sorts of things.
But there's still more work to be done. I know that it is a priority of the league. At the team level here, I think we've done a pretty good job of having a diverse front office, and that's something that I think we'll continue to try to do consistent with finding talented capable people who have experience and can add tremendous value in their areas of responsibility.
I think baseball also faces an issue—and this has been widely publicized in a document recently—with African Americans in particular, and that's in terms of drawing fans to games, in the front office, and in the player ranks. There's been a tremendous drop in the number of African Americans who are playing in the major leagues; and I think for some time now, the attendance numbers have been a little alarming probably in terms of the number of African Americans who attend games.
So, I think obviously Major League Baseball faces a lot of different challenges. That is just one of them. But I think in terms of diversity, if you are asking what major challenges that Major League Baseball faces, that's got to be one of them.
In your present capacity, have you had the opportunity to authorize outsourcing of legal work to minority firms?
Yes and no. I inherited a situation here where there are established relationships with a number of law firms in select subject-matter areas, and a situation in which I faced a tremendous workload in a very short period of time. Again, most of this was keyed to the opening of the stadium, so I had to use whatever resources were sitting there at my disposal to get my work done. That doesn't mean that I haven't asked questions. For example, even when I'm dealing with an established law firm that the Lerner family has a long history with, I ask them what their numbers are, what their approach to diversity is, and I gather information.
I think as time goes on, I will certainly have an opportunity, as a need arises in different areas, to hire new law firms, and that will certainly be one of the factors that I consider strongly in that process.
There has been a lot of discussion about the use of performance-enhancing substances in baseball for the past few years. What effect, if any, have some of the congressional inquiries or charges brought against players had on your practice?
Unfortunately, by the time I arrived, the work—the behind-the-scenes work that went into the Mitchell report, for example—had already been completed. So whatever process the league and its outside counsel undertook to gather information from individual clubs, particularly documents, had already happened by the time I got here. I've heard bits and pieces about that process, but to be honest with you, it really hasn't had a major effect on my daily existence since I've been here. I'm sure that I'll have stuff that will pop up and it is an area that I need to know well, but as a practical matter I sort of missed that stuff by about six months.
I won't speak for any other GCs, but I think as in-house counsel, you are getting document requests and requests for interviews and those sorts of things, and you have to sort through what documents you have, what you can turn over, and what you can't. I know there were privacy issues with medical documentation.
I'm sure each club had individual considerations in terms of the extent of the cooperation that was given; but that's just sort of being on the outside in looking at whatever process I could ascertain.
Are there any programs going on in MLB or outreach underway to increase participation levels of women in management?
I'm not aware of any [but] this is not to say one doesn't exist. I'm not aware of any specific programs at the league level or here at the Nationals. I know that as I look around our front office, we have some pretty good participation. I'm personally of the view that women should have a lot more opportunities to work in the business of sports; and I do think they bring a healthy perspective to it. I think it is interesting, fun work and it shouldn't be dominated by one group. I don't think that's fair.
It is something that I think should happen more and more. I know there are a good number of women, at least in the general counsel role. I think there is one president of a major league club who is a female.
I don't think that there has never been a woman general manager of a baseball club, but there is at least one and maybe two who are knocking on the door. In particular, I'm thinking of one, her name is Kim Ng. I believe she is the assistant general manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers at the moment. She was with the Yankees before that. I hope that is something we will see more of over the years and I look forward to the day when Kim and other women are able to break through that barrier.
Is it important or necessary to have an interest in sports to become counsel to a sports team?
I think it is probably not necessary; I'm not sure whether I categorize it as important. I'm tempted to say yes because I think to know what's going on, to have a full appreciation for things, and to be able to react quickly to issues, it is good to have a strong interest in the sport in which you're working.
In my position, quite honestly, on the business operations side, you could probably know very little about baseball and do an excellent job in my role. I do have some baseball operations responsibilities, so it is important for me that I know the game extremely well and follow it very closely; but it is certainly possible. I'm sure this is the case with some teams that the general counsel doesn't have any baseball operations responsibilities, so that might be much less important.
But I think it is certainly more interesting, more fun, and you can react more quickly and have a broader perspective if you are interested in sports at least and, in particular, the sport in which you work.
Why do they stop selling beer at the 7th-inning stretch?
I can only give a common-sense answer to that question. Again, that's something that predated me in terms of the league-wide or team-specific decision to stop selling beer after the 7th inning stretch. I can say when I was a child growing up in the Bay area, I would go to San Francisco Giants games—and there's a fierce rivalry between the Dodgers and Giants that dates back to New York. On several occasions when I was younger, much to my horror, I saw people who were in Candlestick Park wearing Dodgers gear after the 7th inning who were not treated very well. And I saw fights and all kinds of things, most of which took place between people that consumed too much alcohol after the 7th-inning stretch. I think that's probably a smart thing to do. You may have others, too, like dram shop liability and that sort of thing, but I think as a practical matter it is probably hard to argue against that rule.
Why don't they show controversial replays on the scoreboard?
I don't know the answer to that question. I could give a common-sense answer to it. I don't know. My sense is that there may be a rule on that; but I am not privy to the rule. Obviously, probably to protect the umpires; and, therefore, protect the integrity of the on-field process would be one reason. I'm not aware of a specific rule on that question, whether it is just sort of a custom and practice that's developed.
Would you say that this is the best job you have ever had?
I would. I think it is the most interesting job I ever had. The diversity of issues is tremendous. Also, given that I'm a longtime baseball fan and have followed the business of baseball closely for many years, it is a unique opportunity for me to be directly involved. It is something that I love. And then in addition to that, I think it gives me a good platform for community service, too, especially in a city like D.C. where there are opportunities to mentor kids. I enjoy programs that are tied into inner-city baseball, Little League baseball, and all those sorts of things. All that stuff I can wrap into one position, so I would say this is the best job I've ever had. DB
|Be sure to read other chat transcripts available from the MCCA Web site! Recent sessions include:
MARCH 2008—Phylliss A. DelGreco, Associate General Counsel and Senior Vice President, Citigroup, Inc.
JANUARY 2008—Diane Cruz-Burke, Associate General Counsel, Eli Lilly and Company
NOVEMBER 2007—Lael Bellamy, Director—Legal, The Home Depot
SEPTEMBER 2007—Robin Sangston, Vice President and Associate General Counsel, Cox Communications
JULY 2007—John Lewis Jr., Senior Managing Attorney—Litigation, The Coca-Cola Company
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