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A federal lawsuit filed against the city of Collegedale and three of its police officers claims the officers used "deadly force" in an arrest.
The suit filed by John Dewayne Henry names officers David Burgess, Rick Harris and Brandon Allen.
It claims Mr. Henry was slammed to the floor, kicked and that a stun gun was used on him during an arrest on Christmas 2010.
Attorney Robin Flores filed the suit, which asks $100,000 compensatory damages and $200,000 punitive damages.
In the incident at 5168 Chestnut Creek Road in Collegedale, it was claimed that the officers entered the house without permission.
The suit says the plaintiff was trying to get on the floor as ordered when he was shot by Officer Allen with the stun gun. It says Officers Harris and Allen "body slammed" him to the floor and that officer Burgess kicked him in the rib cage as he was lying face down.
It says a relative told the officers that the plaintiff recently had open heart surgery and that a stun gun was not necessary.
The plaintiff was charged with resisting arrest.
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Allen C. Brown, a prominent Chattanoogan and president of Brown Associates, suffered a sudden heart attack at the Lookout Mountain Golf Club on Saturday and was pronounced dead at a local ... (click for more)
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Not so lucky! Ryan Seacrest loses his chips as he gambles at the Monte Carlo casino... at least he's surrounded by a bevy of beauties
He might be a successful TV presenter with a production company to boot but Ryan Seacrest doesn't always have luck on his side.
The 38-year-old American Idol host failed to win big as he paid a trip to the craps table at the Monte Carlo Casino in Monaco.
Ryan was pictured playing, surrounded by a bevy of beauties but he was said to have lost a considerable sum of money he had staked.
Not so lucky! Ryan Seacrest was seen playing craps surrounded by a bevy of beauties at the Monte Carlo casino
Ryan is seen leaning on the table in deep concentration, with three pretty women flanking him.
Whoever took the picture must have done so on a camera phone, given that no cameras are allowed into the historic casino.
According to TMZ.com after gambling for
30 minutes Ryan had lost the majority of his chips, and retired from the
table to pursue another game.
High roller: The American Idol presenter was playing at the famous Monte Carlo casino in Monaco
While Ryan might not have been so lucky at the casino he is having a summer holiday that some men can only dream of.
The presenter has been spotted on a boat on the French Riviera with a bevy of women.
Among them - his rumoured new squeeze Dominique Piek, a stunning Sports Illustrated model who is 27-years-old.
Also joining in the fun with Seacrest, who split from Julianne Hough in March, were two other beauties, believed to be friends of Seacrest.
All aboard: Ryan has been spending time on a yacht with a group of gorgeous girls
Kicking back relaxing: Ryan was pictured on the luxury boat cuddling up to two women
These include Audra Marie, who was once engaged to True Blood hunk Joe Manganiello, but is now understood to date one of Seacrest's male pals.
And then there is the very striking mother-of-two Janelle Hallier, who according to TMZ is married to businessman Laurence Hallier, a good friend of Ryan's.
Janelle was pictured alongside Dominique on Tuesday, sailing ashore on the launch boat and earlier this month posed alongside her and Audra in a sexy Instagram photograph which Dominique tweeted.
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A mischievous blonde with a questionable hairstyle joins a well-established and beloved series, moves into the family home, and…hmmm, this is starting to feel very familiar. Yes, the Cousin Oliver alarm went off for many public-television watchers last week when, in the season finale of Downton Abbey, we found out Cousin Rose MacClare (Lily James, right), with all of her dancing, rebelling, and mother-hating melodrama, would be moving in with the Crawleys next season. "Cousin Rose can be pretty irritating," admits James. "I hope with the new [season] you see more of who she is and why she's behaving like that. She's just sensitive. And how can you survive with a dad called Shrimpy?" Though she won't divulge any details about season 4, she's hoping people warm to Rose. "I'm still really new to all of this," James says, "but I'm going to try to focus on the acting and playing it for the truth. Even if it's an annoying truth."
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June 21 - Professor Elizabeth A. Andrews, director of the Virginia Coastal Policy Center (VCPC), was quoted in a W&M press release announcing that VCPC and William & Mary's Virginia Institute of Marine Science each received funding for projects during the latest round of grants from the Virginia Environmental Endowment. Read the story.
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June - Professor Jayne Barnard was profiled in the June issue of "Next Door Neighbors" magazine. The article noted that she is serving as Coordinator of Academic Events for the 100th anniversary of women at William & Mary. Read the profile.
Jeffrey Bellin
June 28 - The Richmond Times-Dispatch quoted Professor Jeffrey Bellin about the possibility of a second trial in the McDonnell case in the story, "Bob McDonnell Might Not Learn His Fate for Months - Unless U.S. Drops Prosecution." Read the story.
June 27 - The Associated Press quoted Professor Jeffrey Bellin in a story about the McDonnell ruling titled "High Court Overturns McDonnell Conviction." Read the story. The story has appeared in outlets including "PBS News Hour" and the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
June 27 - Roger Chesley quoted Professor Jeffrey Bellin in his column in the Virginian-Pilot about the McDonnell verdict, "Rebalancing the Scales of Justice." Read the column.
June 27 - Following the news that the Supreme Court overturned the corruption conviction of former Virginia Governor Bob McDonnelll, Professor Jeffrey Bellin was a guest on Hearsay with Cathy Lewis (89.5 FM WHRV) to discuss the case, the Court's decision, and the prospects for another trial. Listen to the program (discussion with Professor Bellin begins around 04:05 into the broadcast).
June 27 - WTOP (Washington, D.C.) quoted Professor Jeffrey Bellin in the story "McDonnell Decision Looms as High Court Term Wraps Up." Read the story.
April 27 - Professor Jeffrey Bellin and attorney Kenneth Gross of Skadden, Arps discussed the McDonnell case, yesterday's arguments at the Supreme Court, and the prospects for a reversal of the former governor's corruption conviction. Listen to the interview with June Grasso and Michael Best on Bloomberg Law.
April 27 - Professor Jeffrey Bellin spoke to the Associated Press about the options open to the Supreme Court if it decides to overturn the corruption conviction of former Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell. Read the story, "High Court Seems Poised to Overturn McDonnell Conviction."
April 27 - Hearsay with Cathy Lewis (89.5 FM, NPR, Norfolk) welcomed Professor Jeffrey Bellin for a discussion about the arguments in the McDonnell case at the Supreme Court. Listen to the interview.
April 26 - Professor Jeffrey Bellin quoted in story, "McDonnell Gets His Day at Supreme Court." Read the story.
April 12 - Professor Jeffrey Bellin's piece titled "Does the 'McConnell Principle' make sense?" was published by CNN. Read the Op-Ed.
April 11 - Professor Jeffrey Bellin was included in the National Law Journal's interactive graphic on Merrick Garland's Spheres of Influence. View the graphic.
April 4 - Professor Jeffrey Bellin was among 68 former clerks to Judge Merrick Garland who signed a letter urging Senate leaders to take action on his nomination to the Supreme Court. A story about the letter was featured in the National Law Journal. Read the story.
March 28 - Professor Jeffrey Bellin, who clerked for Judge Merrick Garland, talked to HearSay with Cathy Lewis about the judge, the prospects for his confirmation, and what may happen with the McDonnell case and others while there is a vacancy on the Court. The discussion begins at about 03:05 into the recording. Listen (.mp3).
March 18 - CNN.com published an Opinion essay by Professor Jeffrey Bellin, a former clerk to Judge Garland, titled "How Merrick Garland Could Help Heal America." Read the opinion.
March 13 - Professor Jeffrey Bellin was quoted by Daily Press about why more people aren't brought to justice when they commit deadly crimes in "Court Records Show Many Crimes, but Few Prison Terms." Read the story.
January 29 - Professor Jeffrey Bellin was quoted in a piece featured in South Africa's Financial Mail that explored the corruption case of former Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell. Read the story.
January 21 - The Washington Post published an op-ed by Professor Jeffrey Bellin titled "How the Supreme Court Can Change Politics as Usual." In the piece, Bellin argues that "nothing has a better chance of changing the pay-to-play U.S. political culture than the highest court in the land pointing out that the routine practices of local, state and federal politicians are federal felonies—for both the contributors and the recipients." Read the op-ed. The Free Lance-Star (Fredricksburg, Va.) quoted from Professor Bellin's op-ed in a January 27 editorial titled "In McDonnell Case, Court Can Define Corruption." Read the editorial.
January 19 - Professor Jeffrey Bellin discussed the Supreme Court's decision to review the corruption conviction of former Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell with Cathy Lewis on Hearsay (89.5FM). Listen to the program. Daily Press also quoted Professor Bellin in an article about the Court's decision. Read the article
June 27 - Professor Aaron-Andrew P. Bruhl talked to Law360 about why writing dissents was important to Justice Antonin Scalia in the story titled "The Top Supreme Court Dissents of the Term." Read the story.
May 4 - The Miami Herald quoted Professor Lynda L. Butler, director of the William & Mary Property Rights Project, in the story, "Taxis Suing Miami-Dade for $1 Billion Over New Uber Law." Read the story.
April 29 - Professor Lynda L. Butler was among 20 professors from across the William &Mary campus recognized with a 2016 Plumeri Award for Faculty Excellence. The award honors exemplary contributions in teaching, research and service. Read the story.
April 29 - Professor Nancy Combs was among 20 professors from across the William &Mary campus recognized with a 2016 Plumeri Award for Faculty Excellence. The award honors exemplary contributions in teaching, research and service. Read the story.
March 31 - Professor Nancy Combs spoke to Reuters about the verdict in the trial of Vojislav Seselj, the leader of Serbia's Radical Party. Read the story.
March 24, Professor Nancy Combs quoted by the Washington Post in the story, "U.N. tribunal finds former Bosnia Serb leader Radovan Karadzicguilty of genocide." Read the story.
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May 21 - The Raleigh News & Observer cited a 2015 study by Professor Neal Devins and Professor Saikrishna Prakash (UVA) in a story, "Cooper Not Alone Among Attorneys General Bucking State Leadership." Read the news article. Go to SSRN to read more about the study in Yale Law Journal, "Fifty States, Fifty Attorneys General, and Fifty Approaches to the Duty to Defend."
May 20 - Professor Neal Devins was interviewed by USA Today about the constitutionality of a new Oklahoma bill that would criminalize abortion. Read the story.
May 15 - Washington Post reporter Amber Phillips linked to a recent op-ed by Professor Neal Devins and UVA Law Professor Saikrishna Prakash in her story, "Is It Legal for North Carolina's Attorney General to Not Defend the State's Bathroom Law?" Read the op-ed published in the Los Angeles Times. Read the Washington Post's story.
April 18 - The Los Angeles Times published an opinion piece by Professor Neal Devins and UVA Law Professor Saikrishna Prakash. Their study about some state attorney generals' refusal to enforce laws was published in the Yale Law Journal in 2015. Read the Op-Ed.
April 7 - Professor Neal Devins' article "Rethinking Judicial Minimalism: Abortion Politics, Party Polarization, and the Consequences of Returning the Constitution to Elected Government," forthcoming in the Vanderbilt Law Review, was reviewed by Nicole Huberfeld in a post titled "The Judiciary's Role in Hard (Health Care) Cases" on Jotwell. Read the article. Read the Review.
March 19 - Professor Neal Devins' research paper "The Vanishing Common Law Judge?" was featured as Legal Theory Blog's Download of the Week. Read the post.
March 17 - Slate featured an essay by Professor Neal Devins and Ohio State University Professor of Political Science Lawrence Baum titled "Ideological Imbalance: Why Democrats Usually Pick Moderate-Liberal Justices and Republicans Usually Pick Conservative Ones." Read the story.
March 11 - A study by Professor Allison Orr Larsen and Professor Neal Devins was the topic of a Law360 article, "High Court's Amicus Machine Driven by Frequent Fliers." Read the article. Read about the professors' study on SSRN ("The Amicus Machine," Virginia Law Review, forthcoming).
March 9 - Harvard Law Professor Noah Feldman discussed the forthcoming article, "The Amicus Machine" (SSRN), by Professors Allison Orr Larsen and Neal Devins in a column in Bloomberg View. Read the column, "The Dark Side of Amicus Briefs."
March 7 - Adam Liptak of The New York Times highlighted new research by Professors Allison Orr Larsen and Neal E. Devins in article, "Study Shows How Much Work It Takes to Be Supreme Court's Friend." Read the story. Read about the professors' research, "The Amicus Machine" (Virginia Law Review, SSRN).
February 24 - In Slate, reporter Dahlia Lithwick cited a 2012 paper by Professor Neal Devins (open .pdf) in her article, "Senate Democrats Should Hold Hearings for Obama's Supreme Court Nominee." Read the story.
February 18 - Professors Neal Devins and Lawrence Baum's study tracking the political ideologies of Supreme Court justices was cited in The New York Times op-ed "Resetting the Post-Scalia Supreme Court." Read the story. The study was also cited in the Pacific Standard article "Red States, Blue States: Scalia's Polarized Supreme Court." Read the story.
February 16 - Professor Neal Devins was quoted by 13NewsNow on the potential impact that Justice Scalia's death might have on former Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell's appeal. Read the story.
January 25 - Professor Neal Devins was quoted by the LA Times about the role of state solicitors for a story about Republican presidential candidate Senator Ted Cruz's career as the Solicitor General of Texas. Read the story.
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James Dwyer
May 25 - An Associated Press story about prison nurseries quoted Professor James Dwyer and noted that he has written on the topic. Read the AP story, "Babies Behind Bars: Should Moms Do Time with Their Newborns?" or to go to Professor Dwyer's article on SSRN, "Jailing Black Babies" (Utah Law Review, 2014).
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Adam M. Gershowitz
June 2 - Professor Adam M. Gershowitz noted that criminal charges unlikely for those who texted drivers involved in car wrecks in story, "Forget Texting While Driving: Soon You Could be Sued Just for Texting A Driver." Read the story.
April 7 - Professor Adam Gershowitz was quoted in the story "Wayward Prosecutors Go Unpunished as Prison Time for Victims Piles Up" by the New England Center for Investigative Journalism. Read the story.
March 25 - HuffPost cited a 2009 study by Professor Adam Gershowitz on prosecutorial shaming in the story, "A Judge Just Publicly Called Out Prosecutors Who He Thinks May Have Cheated." Read the story.
February 7 - Professor Adam Gershowitz was quoted in a NMPolitics.net story on the role of greater enforcement mechanisms in effectively deterring drunk driving. Read the story.
March 22 - Professor Michael Steven Green was featured in a video clip discussing the theoretical purposes of the Second Amendment. Watch the clip.
February 19 - Professor Michael Steven Green was interviewed by The Virginian-Pilot about a special prosecutor's possible conflict of interest in a case concerning the mayor of Portsmouth, Va. Read the story.
January 6 - Professor Michael Green was interviewed on WRVA's Jimmy Barrett Show about the legality of the President's executive action regulating firearms. Listen to the interview.
Rebecca Green
July 19 - Professor Rebecca Green, co-director of the Election Law Program, was quoted by the Christian Science Monitor in a story about the court challenge to Governor Terry McAuliffe's executive order restoring voting rights to Virginians with felony convictions. Read the story.
June 9 - Professor Rebecca Green, co-director the Election Law Program, was quoted by the Daily Press in its story, "From W&M and the National Center for State Courts, Help on Election Law for Beleaguered Judges." Read the story.
June 7 - Columnist Jeff E. Schapiro of the Richmond Times-Dispatch quoted Professor Rebecca Green, co-director of the Election Law Program, in the story, "Nation's High Court Could Scramble Virginia's Elections." Read the story.
June 7 - The Election Law Program announced the launch of a new web-based tool, the State Election Law eBenchbook, aimed at helping judges resolve election litigation fairly and efficiently. Read the press release.
April 26 - Professor Rebecca Green quoted by Daily Press in story, "Administration: Past Crimes of Felons with Restored Rights Irrelevant, Largely Unknown." Read the story.
April 25 - Professor Rebecca Green, co-director of the Election Law Program and co-founder of Revive My Vote, quoted in story, "McAuliffe Restoring Voting Rights to 200,000 Convicted Felons." Read the story. NBC 12 Virginia took note of Revive My Vote's launch of an online learning tool to help Virginians understand the change in the process and what to do next. Read the story.
March 1 - Professor Rebecca Green was quoted in an op-ed by Courtland Milloy in the Washington Post on voting rights restoration. Read the piece.
June 10 - On More Perfect, "The Political Thicket": Professor Tara Leigh Grove joined scholars from Duke, Georgetown, and NYU, and others, to discuss the Supreme Court's political question doctrine. The podcast focuses on Baker v. Carr (1962), a case "that pushed one justice to a nervous breakdown, brought a boiling feud to a head, and changed the course of the Supreme Court forever." Listen to the episode.
April 17 - Professor Tara Leigh Grove was quoted, and her new article "When Can a State Sue the United States?" was noted in a New York Times story on Chief Justice Roberts and the question of Texas's standing in an immigration case. Read the story.
April 14 - Professor Tara Leigh Grove's article "When Can a State Sue the United States?," forthcoming in the Cornell Law Review, was discussed in a post by Amanda Frost at SCOTUSblog, in connection with the Court's consideration of United States v. Texas.
March 8 - PrawfsBlawg took note of Professor Tara Leigh Grove's new article on state standing. Read the post, "Standing in the DAPA case." Go to Professor Grove's article on SSRN.
February 27 - Professor Tara Leigh Grove received the Federalist Society's 2016 Paul M. Bator Award at the society's 35th National Student Symposium, held at the University of Virginia School of Law. The award each year honors a legal scholar under the age of 40 "who has demonstrated excellence in legal scholarship, a commitment to teaching, a concern for students, and who has made a significant public impact." Read the story.
Vivian Hamilton
July 8 - Professor Vivian Hamilton, who worked with advocates and the legislature on a new law restricting underage marriage, was quoted in Salon. Read the article, "Child Marriage Is Finally Illegal in Virginia, and Other States May Be on Their Way."
July 7 - Professor Vivian Hamilton worked with advocates and the state legislature to create a bill that became law on July 1 raising the minimum age in Virginia at which young people in may marry to 18. She was on hand for the bill's ceremonial signing by Gov. Terry McAuliffe. Read her Q&A with William & Mary News about the new law.
April 22 - Professor Vivian Hamilton was quoted in a Virginian-Pilot story, "Court Ruling on Transgender Gloucester Student Still Leaves Questions for Schools." Read the story. Professor Hamilton is a board member of the American Civil Liberties Union of Virginia which was involved in the student's case.
February 22 - Professor Erin Hendrickson was quoted in the Bloomberg BNA Daily Labor Report in an article about noncompetition agreements. Read the story.
January 8 - Professor Laura Heymann was quoted about the power of naming in the TIME magazine story, "'Caitlyn Jenner' is 2015 Name of the Year." Read the story.
April 29 - Professor Darian M. Ibrahim was among 20 professors from across the William &Mary campus recognized with a 2016 Plumeri Award for Faculty Excellence. The award honors exemplary contributions in teaching, research and service. Read the story.
April 13 - Professor Darian M. Ibrahim was featured in a Q&A about the law behind innovation. Read the story.
Allison Orr Larsen
June 28 - Professor Allison Orr Larsen was quoted in a Bloomberg Politics story titled "Post-Scalia Court Has Liberals Winning, Conservatives Venting." Read the story.
May - Professor Allison Orr Larsen recently was a guest on Oral Argument, a podcast hosted by University of Georgia Law Professors Joe Miller and Christian Turner, and discussed her research on amicus briefs and judicial fact-finding. Go to Episode 97: "Facty" on the web.
May 15 - Robert Barnes of the Washington Post cited a 2012 article by Professor Allison Orr Larsen in a story, "[Justice] Stevens Says Supreme Court Decision on Voter ID Was Correct, But Maybe Not Right." Read the news story. Read Professor Larsen's 2012 article on SSRN, "Confronting Supreme Court Fact Finding."
April 11 - Professor Allison Orr Larsen talked to the Washington Post about research on the number of citations to amicus briefs in SCOTUS opinions in "What was lost, what was gained: Women share abortion stories with the Supreme Court." Read the story.
March 30 - Professor Allison Orr Larsen was quoted in the New York Times story "Climate Policy's Advocates Take Page From Same-Sex Marriage Playbook" about a D.C. Circuit case, West Virginia v. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Read the story. The story was also published by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Read the story.
March 11 - A study by Professor Allison Orr Larsen and Professor Neal Devins was the topic of a Law360 article, "High Court's Amicus Machine Driven by Frequent Fliers." Read the article. Read about the professors' study on SSRN ("The Amicus Machine," Virginia Law Review, forthcoming).
March 9 - Harvard Law Professor Noah Feldman discussed the forthcoming article, "The Amicus Machine" (SSRN), by Professors Allison Orr Larsen and Neal Devins in a column in Bloomberg View. Read the column, "The Dark Side of Amicus Briefs."
March 7 - Adam Liptak of The New York Times highlighted new research by Professors Allison Orr Larsen and Neal E. Devins in article, "Study Shows How Much Work It Takes to Be Supreme Court's Friend." Read the story. Read about the professors' research, "The Amicus Machine" (Virginia Law Review, SSRN).
March 3 - William & Mary announced that its Board of Visitors has conferred tenure on Professor Allison Orr Larsen and promoted her from associate professor of law to professor of law. Read the story.
January 5 - Jess Bravin of The Wall Street Journal quoted Professor Allison Orr Larsen in his story, "Obama's Gun Plan: A Legal Assessment." Read the story.
Frederic I. Lederer
May 24 - Professor Fredric Lederer, director of the Center for Legal and Court Technology, was quoted by Jacob Gershman of the Wall Street Journal in a Law Blog post, "Virtual Reality Research Aims to Transport Jurors to Crime Scenes." Read the post.
March 16 - Professor Fredric Lederer, director of the Center for Legal and Court Technology, was quoted by technology reporter Max Lewontin of the Christian Science Monitor in the story, "How Public Are Publicly-Available Court Records?" Read the story.
January 25 - Professor Fredric Lederer was quoted by The Expert Institute on advancements in HD resolution for videoconferencing that make it "possible to see minute details of an expert witness during testimony." The article noted that the Center for Legal and Court Technology, of which Professor Lederer is the Director, is "the leader for exploring the use of [video conferencing] technology in the legal context, especially in courtrooms during trial." Read the article.
January 9 - Professor Paul Marcus was selected as president-elect of the Association of American Law Schools during the association's annual meeting in New York. Read the story.
February 15 - Professor Alan Meese was quoted in an article on Justice Scalia's antitrust jurisprudence published by the Global Competition Review. Read the article.
Nathan B. Oman
April 29 - Professor Nathan B. Oman was among 20 professors from across the William &Mary campus recognized with a 2016 Plumeri Award for Faculty Excellence. The award honors exemplary contributions in teaching, research and service. Read the story.
March 4 - Professor Nathan B. Oman commented on Utah HB251 in an Opinion in the Deseret News, "Non-Compete Legislation Is Getting Worse with Latest Revisions." Read the opinion.
February 16 - Professor Nathan Oman was among scholars interviewed for the story, "Oregon Standoff: What Does Mormonism Have to Do With the U.S. Constitution?" Read the story.
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February 5 - The William & Mary Board of Visitors unanimously approved a resolution extending the contract of Current William & Mary President and John Stewart Bryan Professor of Jurisprudence W. Taylor Reveley through June 2018. Read the story.Patricia E. Roberts in "Ask patients about military service, lawyers urge." Read the story.
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July 5 - Professor Timothy Zick quoted by U.S News & World Report about the First Amendment, flag burning and the "Heckler's Veto." Read the story, "Legal Fireworks: Police Unconstitutionally Arrest Flag-Burner on Fourth of July."
April 6 - Professor Timothy Zick spoke to U.S. News & World Report for an article about how the Establishment Clause might inhibit Tennessee's legislatures from adopting the Bible as the state's official book. Read the story.
April 6 - Professor Timothy Zick was quoted in the Chronicle of Higher Education in a story about freedom of expression and concerns raised by some students regarding Trump "chalkings" on their campuses. Read the story.
February 10 - HuffPost Politics quoted Professor Timothy Zick on politicians' free speech rights in an article titled "California Getting Closer to Having Lawmakers Wear Donors' Logos." Read the story.
January 23 - In a time when the country is, in his words, "in the grip of a great fear—fear of foreign terrorism," Professor Timothy Zick blogged about the "cosmopolitan" dimension of the First Amendment, "one that is concerned with preserving and protecting cross-border expressive and religious rights." Read the post in Ten Miles Square (a blog by the staff and friends of the Washington Monthly). Professor Zick's most recent book is "The Cosmopolitan First Amendment: Protecting Transborder Expressive and Religious Liberties" (Cambridge University Press, 2014).


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Two-time Tony Award winner Robert Morse showed off his vocal chops on the May 25th episode of AMC's MAD MEN.
In the episode, Jon Hamm's Don Draper hallucinates Morse's recently deceased Bert Cooper singing the musical tune, 'The Best Things in Life Are Free,' with lyrics by Lew Brown and Buddy G. DeSylva and music by Ray Henderson. It was first heard in the 1930 musical Good News. Check out the clip below!
Morse has earned multiple nominations and wins for Tony, Drama Desk and Emmy awards over a period of five decades. He is well known for his appearances in musicals and plays on Broadway, as well as roles in movies and television shows.
Originally best known for his role as young 1960s New York City businessman J. Pierrepont Finch in the 1961 Broadway musical and 1967 film How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, he gained new prominence in the late 2000s for his recurring role of elder 1960s New York City businessman Bertram Cooper on the AMC television show Mad Men.


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Gary Burton (born on 23 January 1943 in Anderson, Indiana) is a jazz vibraphone player, known for developing the innovative technique of playing the instrument with four mallets, rather than the usual two.Read More...
He studied with Herb Pomeroy at the Berklee College of Music, where he met the composer and arranger Michael Gibbs, with whom he subsequently collaborated frequently.
Burton, who released his debut album in 1961 at the age of 18, spent the early parts of his career playing with George Shearing and then in Stan Getz's piano-less mid-sixties quartet.
In the late sixties, he assembled like-minded players for a series of electric sessions that melded jazz elements with rock and blues. Burton's album Duster (with guitarist Larry Coryell, bassist Steve Swallow and drummer Roy Haynes) is regarded by a minority of jazz critics to be the first jazz-rock fusion album, as it predates Miles Davis' In A Silent Way by two years.
He has recorded with Makoto Ozone, Carla Bley, Chick Corea, Stephane Grappelli, Ralph Towner, Jon Weber and Astor Piazzolla, among others. Burton has led his own groups as well, and was the first major jazz figure to feature guitarist Pat Metheny. John Scofield, John Abercrombie, Jerry Hahn, Mick Goodrick and Kurt Rosenwinkel have also played guitar with Burton.
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NEW YORK, NY -- (Marketwire) -- 12/12/12 -- Vaultive, a provider of cloud data encryption solutions designed to maintain the control, security and compliance of data processed by cloud-based services, today announced the formation of its Advisory Board, which includes notable cloud computing industry luminaries Dave Cullinane, CEO of SecurityStarfish, Jim Reavis, co-founder and executive director of the Cloud Security Alliance, and Dr. Eran Tromer of Tel Aviv University's School of Computer Science.
Vaultive's enterprise-class cloud data encryption solutions enable encryption in use, encryption in transit and encryption at rest, while the organization's IT department retains control of the encryption keys. Vaultive enables data to be searched, sorted, indexed, and otherwise processed in the cloud without ever being decrypted there. Vaultive protects data from unauthorized access by integrating industry-standard AES-256 encryption into enterprise cloud applications, and lets customers enable and manage additional cloud application functionality using proprietary cryptographic extensions. These capabilities effectively address the four principal business challenges that organizations face when migrating data to the cloud: data security, regulatory compliance, unauthorized data disclosure and access, and international privacy/ data residency regulations.
Vaultive's Advisory Board members are amongst the world's thought leaders on cloud security. They have been actively involved in educating the market on the need for greater cloud security as well as defining the standards by which it can be adopted. Dave Cullinane is a globally recognized leader and visionary in the IT security industry. Cullinane was formerly the chief information security officer (CISO) of eBay, where he was responsible for security programs to protect eBay and its many businesses. Under his leadership, eBay's security team was named "Security Team of the Year" by SC Magazine in 2010. Prior to joining eBay, Cullinane was the CISO for one of the largest banks in the United States. Cullinane is also a founding member and chairman of the board of the Cloud Security Alliance and president of the Information Sharing and Analysis Center.
Jim Reavis was recently named as one of the Top 10 cloud computing leaders by SearchCloudComputing.com. As co-founder and executive director of the Cloud Security Alliance, Reavis leads the most important and influential organization working to define industry best practices for cloud security. Reavis is also the president of Reavis Consulting Group, LLC, where he advises security companies, large enterprises and other organizations on the implications of new trends and how to take advantage of them. He was previously an international board member of the ISSA and served as the association's executive director. Reavis was also a co-founder of the Alliance for Enterprise Security Risk Management, a partnership between the ISSA, ISACA and ASIS, formed to address the enterprise risk issues associated with the convergence of logical and traditional security.
Dr. Eran Tromer is well known for his expertise in the areas of cryptography, information security, and the challenges raised by imperfect real-world computer systems. His research on side-channel attacks demonstrated information leakage in commercial cloud computing services, efficient cache-based attacks on AES encryption and acoustic attacks on RSA encryption. He actively pursues means of improving security at the levels of networks, algorithms, protocols, operating systems and hardware circuits. He is the co-author of many industry papers and presentations, including "Hey, You, Get Off of My Cloud: Exploring Information Leakage in Third-Party Compute Clouds." Dr. Tromer's Ph.D. dissertation at the Weizmann Institute of Science (2007), advised by Prof. Adi Shamir, drastically reduced the projected cost of breaking RSA keys, leading to revision of government standards. Dr. Tromer has served on numerous program committees and academic panels, as in industry consulting roles. Prior to joining Tel Aviv University, Dr. Tromer pursued his research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and at Microsoft Research.
"When building our Advisory Board, we sought out recognized leaders and visionaries in the cloud data security and encryption industries that could provide strategic council to help Vaultive in the ongoing development of its groundbreaking solutions," said Maayan Tal, co-founder and CTO of Vaultive. "We are thrilled to have Dave Cullinane, Jim Reavis and Eran Tromer join our Advisory Board. Their collective insights and expertise -- developed from decades of industry experience -- will be an invaluable asset to Vaultive as we continue to be an innovator in cloud data encryption technologies."
As members of Vaultive's Advisory Board, Cullinane, Reavis, and Tromer will join other notable industry luminaries in providing input, ideas and expert advice to the company as Vaultive continues to grow.
"I am excited to be a part of Vaultive's Advisory Board, having experienced firsthand the challenges and concerns of moving proprietary enterprise data to the cloud," said Cullinane. "What Vaultive is doing is truly unique in that its smart encryption solution allows organizations to retain complete ownership and exclusive control of data, while still reaping all of the benefits of the cloud. Deploying it should be a best practice for anyone migrating to the cloud and Vaultive is enabling widespread adoption of cloud computing by organizations that would otherwise be challenged to do so."
About Vaultive
Vaultive is a provider of cloud data encryption solutions designed to maintain the control, security and compliance of data processed by cloud-based services. Vaultive's encryption secures data at rest, data in transit and data in use in a format that can be searched, sorted and indexed -- while the organization's IT department retains control of the encryption keys. This addresses the principal business challenges of migrating data to the cloud including data security, regulatory compliance, unauthorized data disclosure and access, and international privacy/ data residency regulations. Optimized for Microsoft® Office 365 Encryption, the Vaultive platform supports best practices for the control and ownership of corporate data in the cloud. Vaultive has raised more than $10 million from leading venture capital firms .406 Ventures, New Science Partners, Harmony Partners and Security Growth Partners.
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I'm going with my husband to paris for a conference from the 14th to 19th of July, but we are planning on starting our trip (leaving from Toronto) on the 9/10th of July and looking for suggestions of a place to start our trip somewhere that makes getting to paris on the 14th relatively easy (likely fly into one city and out of CDG).
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You can check out Belgium which is a Thalys high speed train away. Brussels, Brugge, Antwerp, and Ghent are all heavyweights and worth seeing. Def sample the beer and chocolates.......Dunno about hiking though
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Thanks for the reply, I didn't even think about places in that direction.
After considering it more I think we're looking to choose between spending those days in either Amsterdam or Lyon.
Any suggestions as to which one is best for 3 full days? again we like food/wine/beer, biking.
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thanks travelhorizons, we actually used to live there, and looking to go somewhere we've never been, but you're right, it's a great city for 3 days.
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If you browse through the sections on Lyon and Amsterdam in the Destinations section of this website (see http://www.fodors.com/world/europe/ ), that might help you decide. Lyon has a great reputation for its food and wine.
Here's a link to outdoor information for Lyon: http://lyon.angloinfo.com/information/lifestyle/sports-leisure/outdoor-activities/
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We're going to Paris and Lisbon in October.
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Munich has all of that. You could then take the sleeper train to Paris.
I admit to being biased as Munich-Paris is one of my favorite trips.
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IMHO Belgium has by far the best food in europe - much better than France.
You have a bunch of options there - from Brugge and Ghent well worth several days - or you head to the east and visit Liege, Spa and even into Germany for Aachen.
Lots of cut small towns and fascinating obscure castles - great for a several day road trip with great food and whine all the way.
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Thanks for the advice!! Very helpful
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Amsterdam would be my choice... not for food, though...
A lovely city, great museums, not too hot in July and only four hours by train from Paris.
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I suggest Burgundy, stay in Beaune or in the coutryside. Perfect for cycling through the villages and vineyards, wine tasting, food and Beaune itself, a cozy town and nice contrast to the big city.
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Fly to Vienna, stay in Bratislava, hike the hills above town to Devin (town and castle)'...bike the small villages of far eastern Austria (three miles from downtown bratislava by easy bike path). Go to the neighboring village of Pezinok and eat at a vineyard restaurant in town ( the neighboring small carpathians are full of vineyards). Fly airberlin to Paris.
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I agree with danon. I'd choose Amsterdam (I am a museum-lover, though).
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