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This morning I got an email from my father in Mozambique saying how a prominent lawyer had been shot a number of times outside the coffee shop he frequents most mornings. I've just spent 2 weeks visiting him and would pop in to this delightful cafe daily.
My Dad ended his email saying, "I was shocked at how "flimsy" life is!".
I did a quick google search and found this article on the event. Turns out the lawyer "was killed for having expressed his opinions regarding the most contentious political issues in the country." Bottom line = He did not agree with some very powerful people.
This reminded me of a TED talk (posted the video below) that I've had rattling around in my brain for a few days. It's 13 minutes about how most people instinctively avoid conflict. Yet, it's almost always good disagreements that are central to progress.
People often say that the "truth will set you free" but really that's bullshit, I know that first hand.
What needs to replace that useless statement is that "the truth won't set us free till we dare to use it".
In almost all cases of what is wrong with the world, the data is out there, BUT no one wants to know. On the other side of the spectrum just being open cannot drive change. What is clear and proven is that using the conflict we encounter and, making sure we surround ourselves with people whose opinions are different to ours, drives change. As counterintuitive as that feels.
85% of people in organizations when asked, were afraid of conflict and would rather keep silent about issues and concerns at work. The idea of "whistleblowers" has a part to play in this theory, however, most often whistleblowers are also afraid of conflict until finally they become more afraid of the silence.
This is abundantly clear in my own life. I told my family at 19 that I had been sexually abused by my step father from the age of 12 until I was 16. At 19 I went to see my first psychologist, alone, my mother was absolutely certain she did not need to see anyone and since then the conversations with my family about what happened in those 4 years have been very few and very far between.
Then last year April (at 43) I released this video of the Face to Face meeting I had with my step farther and his wife. Since then the silence from my family has been deafening. "An absence of words speaks loudly".
Prior to releasing this video I'd tried to discuss the topic with members of my family and every time the conversation was either forgotten (ignored) or I was told that it's best to forget about it and what's the point of bringing it up now 25 years later?
It's moments like today and video's created by people like Margaret Heffernan that remind me of how important it is to act on our truth. It's also a stark reminder that the extreme of "telling the truth" might result in the end of a life, just like what happened to the prominent lawyer in Mozambique a day ago.
What ever my fate I know I want to encourage more than telling the truth, acting on it over and over again is what counts, and, doing what I can to stimulate questions about how we have these conversations more easily and more often?
Our need to connect with people we love is more fundamental and more basic than our need for food and shelter. Far too many of us die not having felt this connection within us regularly. I'd like to think the prominent lawyer died knowing exactly what he was doing and feeling the connection within himself that so few of us ever do.
Conflict enables thinking, the truth won't set us free but what we do with our truths will, we all really do matter.
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I often see people talking about temporary objects "going out of scope". But since a temporary object does not have a name, I think it does not make sense to talk about "scope" in this context. The lifetime of a temporary object is very clearly defined and has nothing to do with scope. Would you agree?


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We asked a family friend (best froend of FIL) to do the wedding pictures. he accepted, and asked us what kind of budget we are operating under. I have no idea how much wedding photos cost, we just wnat the basics, teh wedding party, the bride and groom, a few parent pictures and lots of candid shots at the recption. Anyone have any idea as to how much this would run? Or what the basic pcage costs?
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Adequate coverage takes about 5 hours if the ceremony and reception will occur in the same location, more if there is travel time involved between the ceremony and reception. If you take all of the photos before the wedding, plan on starting about 2.5 hours early. Photos will be taken for 2 hours, then you will disappear from sight while guests arrive. Then there is the ceremony coverage and the reception coverage to follow. You should decide at what point you want the person to leave the reception, then plan your schedule of activities so that you get photos of those things that are important to you, such as the cake cutting, toasts, and first dances.
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The New York Times carried a very important news story today asits front-page lead. It revealed in devastating detail how Americanworkers have lost ground on wage incomes during thisso-called economic recovery. Only it's not news really. You might say,it represents an elaborate "correction" on Page One. Long overdue, butwelcomed and I think of great significance.
Until now, the Times, like most leading newspapers, has stuckwith the orthodox economist's view of what has occurred during thelopsided recovery engineered by George W. Bush and Alan Greenspan atthe Federal Reserve. Profits booming, productivity improving smartly,robust GDP growth. What's not to like?
Times editors did not seem to notice the dark side of thisstory--the negative impact on the wages of Americans in non-supervisoryjobs (that's 82 percent of the workforce). Their wages stagnated andeven declined in real terms, discounted for inflation. This helpsexplain why typical Americans did not join the cheering--they arelosing ground and borrowing more to keep afloat. Last year for thefirst time since 1933, the family balance sheet went negative, that is,negative savings.
I congratulate the two skillful reporters who produced the article--Steven Greenhouse, who covers labor, and David Leonhardt, who coverseconomics--and congratulate the Times for giving it the playthese facts deserve.
But I am left with this question: Why now? These facts have beenvisible for at least three or four years. I have written variations onthe same theme numerous times in The Nation [see for example "The One-EyedKing," on the actual impact of Greenspan's long reign at the Fed.The Economic Policy Institute,probably the most respected think tank with a liberal-laborperspective, has expertly described what going on again and again. Sohave other voices.
What changed at the Times? I think we are witnessing animportant "course correction" in the approved perspective shared andsanctioned among governing elites. "Correct thinking" is changing amongthe influentials. Nothing confirms this so much as the New YorkTimes changing its view of things.
The facts have been quite stark for years, but to recognize what washappening to wages would open a taboo subject--globalization'sdevastating impact on America's broad middle class. If elitesacknowledged that connection, not to mention harsh disloyalties toworkers practiced by the leading US corporations, the policy thinkersand politicians might have to address the larger political question:What, if anything, does the government intend to do to reverse thislong-running trend of deterioration?
The mainstream press, as I have written more than once, mainly takesits cues from the top-approved authorities and orthodox experts. Thisseason, reporters and editors could observe that several heavyweightinfluentials are beginning to acknowledge the wage reality, albeit in acautious, euphemistic manner.
FormerTreasury Secretary Robert Rubin of Citigroup, leading correctthinker for Democrats, launched the Hamilton Project to examine swelling inequality and relatedquestions. Early this month, Bush's new Treasury secretary HenryPaulsen startled the press by also acknowledging the seriousness of thewage deterioration. Even the new Fed chairman Ben Bernanke took a swing at the problem last week.
In short, it's now okay to for the mainstream to talk about thesubject. They won't be called heretics or protectionists orbackward-thinking Luddites. This is genuine progress. We are not thereyet, but the country is at least creeping slowly toward an honestdebate about America's role in the global trading system.
If my analysis is correct, we may soon even see Times columnistThomas Friedman write about the broad deterioration of US wages. He isthe preeminent cheerleader for the global system that exists, but Ihave never seen him address the wage question frontally beyond tellingworkers they need to get better educated. I can't wait to hear what hehas to say.


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The figures quoted in the article would be scarry if Romania were a regular Western country. However, trying to characterize the Romanian economy or the living standards of the Romanian people using metrics developed for Western countries is deceiving. Making predictions based on these metrics is even riskier. And the ability of a possibly competent or well-meaning Romanian government (I admit, this is a real stretch of mind) to adapt to changes is definitely underestimated.
Here are some examples why the usual metrics don't work in Romania: many young people get free housing from their families (either living with parents, or the parents rent/buy for them). The opposite goes for the "free" medical care. In theory it's free, in practice the patients pay significant amounts in bribes or for drugs. The amount of food that is home-grown (at least not purchased) is probably the highest in the EU. On the other hand, the amounts for bribes are probably higher too... Informal income is high (have I mentioned the doctors?) and significant amounts of undeclared currency flow in as remittances. Just measuring the official income in monetary units does not reflect the economic reality of the Romanians.
But the most important difference between Romania and a regular western country is the interaction between people and government. Those who don't expect the government to provide for them are not very likely to be severely affected by the austerity measures (and have learned to go around governmental institution/regulations), while those who expect the government to do everything for them are very passive and would not protest regardless of the harshness of the measures adopted. This gives the Romanian government a freedom of action usually not encountered in a Western country.
All these aspects make predicting the dynamics of the Romanian economy very difficult. There are also many unknowns that may uncouple the trajectory of the Romanian economy from that of the rest of the EU: the free-floating currency, the improving (or lack of) infrastructure and the reactions to hardships experienced by potential competitors (Hungary, Ukraine may weaken or strengthen ther bussiness environments).
If Romania has a tough year ahead, I think neighbouring countries are going for a much tougher year.
iF you want to know anything about austerity, ask us.
All i know is that as a student in romania, it.s kinda hard for me to trust the goverment, the curch, the universities or the media. I MUST learn to take care of myself, and many more are doing the same. I hope this is a good tendency for my generation. We should help each other, for a better future.
I think we need to put this into perspective. Only around 10 years ago (not to mention the '90s), the country was on the brink of default, most people earned much less than half of what they earn now, and the EU (even NATO) seemed like a distant dream. People are still unhappy, of course, as convergence with the living standards in western Europe is still not as fast as they would like, but who knows what another decade may bring?
Well, Romanians are bracing for stormy times since a a good while already, and with solid results. Just look at the list on the last Eurostat report. Others in Europe only begin now debating what Romania has done since years.
But the best is not that - the investment programs that have just started are the real thing (infrastructure, research and innovation). We need to consolidate and accelerate this, and bet heavily on new technologies. Risks are huge, of course, but the opportunities are bigger, I think. These are very dynamic times, and we need to continue be bold.
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Wow..Where do I start? I need all of you guys help!!!
We've lived here in our little cottage/cabin for almost 3 years now, and I MUST tackle the landscaping around the house and pathway. It's almost completely bare. We have a retaining wall to the left that you can see in the pics. I admit that I do not have much experience with gardening...But, am very eager to learn. Our soil is all clay and hard packed. I've tried in the past to plant around the house and can't even break the soil by hand..Maybe invest in a tiller? We were also thinking of extending the porch all the way across the house. It seems so tiny in the photos! Any ideas on where to start and what we should do? Any imput is greatly appreciated!!!
Excuse the mess on the porch, we are remodeling the bathroom.....
It is certainly a very good looking structure. An extended porch would be nice, but you must realize that, if you also continue the overhang, doing so will reduce the amount of light that comes via the two sets of windows that flank the porch now.
Did you have termite treatments? If so, be aware that planting things in the 12 or so inches next to the foundation will disturb any termicide treatment that was applied as liquid (if you have the bait stations, it may not matter). Definitely figure this out before you get a tiller into the area.
Ok, now that we've got the warnings out of the way ... the best way to improve the soil is to add organic material. Prior to digging in the area, you can soften up the soil by getting it wet (or work on it the day after it rains). Mulch (pine straw, shredded leaves, shredded bark) will help soften it over time (if you decide you don't want to plant until fall). As for organic material - you can amend the whole area at once - that would actually be preferable than individual holes. That way your new plants roots would have a lot of room to expand and get happy.
The house is so petite - when considering plants, stay low. The whole "foundation shrubs" concept is a bit overrated these days - people don't have ugly foundations like they used too. So don't get hung up on a row of green shrubs straight across the front. In fact, this is so woodsy looking, I'd try to do something very natural and informal so that it looks like Mother Nature helped you out.
Whereabouts are you located (city)? One of the first things you need to do is figure out the sun exposure. How many hours of direct sun does the front get? Winter and summer sun exposure can be different. If the area gets 6 or more hours, that would be consider "full sun". The other aspect to consider is if that is morning sun (very kind) or afternoon sun (very harsh). That can make a big difference in what you choose.
Consider also what you like. Any personal favorites that you'd like to use? For example, we always had gardenias at my childhood home, so having gardenias was important to me. I'm also a big advocate of gardening for wildlife, so having plants that provide food and shelter were high on my list.
Gardening is a journey for most of us ... we love it for what it brings every day ... and it's a process that is never done. Don't try to do it all at once, especially with potential water restrictions.
Hope that helps.
Thank you so very much for your response! We are in Pendergrass, in Jackson county I have no recollection termite treatments at all. We are definitely going to bust up that whole front area all at once very soon to get the organic matter in the ground asap. We LOVE gardenias. I'm not sure if you could see the one to the left of the house. And I really detest shrubs..like boxwood and such. I'm a big fan of cottage-y country gardens. Our house is actually a lot bigger than it looks from the front. We have a huge salt box roofed back end to the place. But, yes, it has a very petite front. So, starting small sounds like a good idea. I think our house faces west-ish, so its rather sunny in the front most of the day (afternoon) I guess now I just need suggestions for some perennials that will thrive in this area and I am good to go. thx again!
It is important to have a termite bond in Georgia. If you have the drench method, you may need to have it reapplied if you dig too close to the foundation of the house because you'll break the chemical "barrier" that was created. You should have a renewal termite bond with a pest company. We ended up having termites within 3 years at our first house - luckily we decided to have a garage door on the basement converted to windows and found the problem early enough to have minimal damage. That's also when we realized we had not renewed our bond! $700 to get a new bond.
Ok, but full sun perennials are easy (and I agree that with western exposure, you probably have hot afternoon sun). Consider roses, daylilies (get reblooming ones), coneflowers, black eyed susans, goldenrod (check out 'Fireworks') and asters for fall color. Lots of choices and I'm sure that others will chime in.
Consider the bloom season of each so that you pick things that will bloom in spring, summer and fall. Perennials don't bloom non-stop, they each have their "season" for the most part. Add a few sun loving annuals and you have lots of color.
To break up clay, wait until after you have a good rain. Then use a spade fork (not a pitch fork) to help. A till can help, but you need to be careful to break up the clay first and then till in organic matter. If you simply try to till on top of the clay, you will just hard pack it more (it will appear polished). If you then continue to put organic material on top of the clay around your plants, you will develop a layer of nice top soil over the years.
1. Buy a heavy duty tiller, if you decide to try to cultivate your soil. Don't do what I did and get the "cheap" $188 model at Walmart. It will only leave you $188 poorer & shaking your fist at the sky as you realize you wasted your money on a puny tiller that got you nowhere (and which, to boot, is hard to start unless you have the upper body strength of a titan).
2. I too, love gardenias & have been trying to grow them, with varied success. So far I've killed 1 1/2 plants (I would say two, but I won't know if the last one is dead until it warms up & I can tell if there are any remaining signs of life). Of the plants that have survived my attempts to grow them, I currently have two indoor veitchii (one at home, one at work -- I'm conducting an experiment to see which lasts the longest before dying horribly, or preferably, which blooms first!) and four frost-proof gardenias that I bought at Pike's and planted outside in my front garden bed. As for the frost-proof, they seem to be doing okay, and given that you're in the northern part of GA, I would give those a try before buying some of the less cold-hardy varieties. However, whatever you decide to do, do yourself a favor first and read the suicidal gardenia thread I'm posting for you below. The first time I read it, I literally laughed so hard that I had tears streaming down my face. Enjoy and good luck!
Here is a link that might be useful: Suicidal Gardenia
Haha. Sometimes you just have to leave them Gardenias alone and see what happens. When we moved into our house we noticed a Gardenia bush way down in the woods. Couldn't figure out how it got all the way down there. So, we decided to transplant it to the front of the house to enjoy it more. Well, the first year it was up there it did terrible. Yellow leaves, no blooms, droopy. We thought we had lost it. Well, it pulled through! Bloomed last year. You can see it in the photos above on the left of the house. It's still a lil scrawny, but we're working on it...
Bagsmom: We are barely in the mountains...I guess you could call it the foothills.
one of the things i love to do more than anything is plant rosemary on either side of stairs leading up to a house. it's so amazingly fragrant, and i can't help reach over and touch it, then smell my hands. it's always good to cook with as well. just something to think about (it's evergreen and some varieties flower purple also)


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Hey Chris,
Although it is only the second game of the season, I think the offensive unit as a whole is out of sync. If Joey Galloway is out of sync, then I guess the rest of the receiving unit is, too. Moss and Welker didn't catch every ball thrown their way, either … or can we just say what it really is … Tom Brady isn't as sharp as he used to be YET. Furthermore, how can we assess Galloway or Moss' speed as of yet when we aren't even going deep. Brady throws an INT and that's the end of the deep ball. Offensive play-calling definitely needs to improve.
A: You hit it on the head, HG. At this stage of the season — other than the last 5½ minutes of the Buffalo game — Brady has not been his usual sharp self. Hard to tell if it is a mechanical problem or rust because of his year off. At this stage, I'd go with the latter. I think there was the assumption that Brady would not miss a beat, but he has struggled. You can talk all you want to about being ready for game speed in the spring and summer months, but it's a far different matter when it comes to executing it once the regular season starts, especially when you consider he is working with several new skill position players around him. In addition, his old offensive coordinator is now calling plays in Denver.
As for the deep ball, I think the Patriots have taken their share of shots down the field with Moss. But within the context of the game plan, I don't know how much of those are needed. Regarding Galloway, I have written before that he and Brady do not appear to be on the same page, and I stand by that. There was a fundamental disconnect on several occasions between the two on Sunday, something that even New York quarterback Mark Sanchez commented on after the game. Galloway's situation reminds me of what the Red Sox went through with John Smoltz — he is a veteran who still has something in the tank, but there appears to be a question if he can acclimate himself to his new environment and how long you want to continue with the experiment.
Do you think the backfield-by-committee could be backfiring or is the O line not good at run-blocking? I know most teams have dual backs and a third-down back, but I just wonder if [Laurence] Maroney, [Sammy] Morris and [Fred] Taylor are having a tough time getting into a groove. I've heard all these guys say this wasn't a problem. What do you think? I'm also wondering if they should give BenJarvus Green-Ellis a shot at starting, maybe one guy with his heart and hard running can have better success! I'm probably dreaming, but what do you think? I know the Pats are a passing team, but they can't run at all?
A: I don't think the backfield is backfiring (well-played, by the way), but I think it's simply part of a larger issue having to do with an offense that is still struggling to find an identity. There's a new offensive play-caller in Bill O'Brien, Brady is coming back after a year on the shelf and there are some new offensive options (Galloway, tight end Chris Baker). It's taken longer than anticipated to get everyone on the same page. (I think if the Pats had to do it all over again, they would have played the new guys together as much as possible during the preseason — nothing builds a good level of trust in your teammates like game reps.)
I would have liked to see the Patriots run the ball more on Sunday — they averaged more than 4 yards a carry, with much of that yardage coming on draw-type plays (handoffs out of the shotgun), an excellent way to gain yardage against an aggressive team that might tend to overpursue like the Jets. And it wasn't like they were down big in the second half and had to pass to get back in it. (The one argument against running the ball was that many times, because of bad penalties, the Patriots found themselves in second- and third-and-long situations, not ideal times to run the ball.)
I still think that the running game can be a key part of this offense — with the combo of Maroney, Morris and Taylor in particular — but I think it's just going to take longer than we all thought.
The Hall of Fame selection commitee needs to change the "rules" for induction. Bucko Kilroy dedicated 64 years of his life to the NFL. His entire career should be evaluated with his nomination to the NFL's Hall of Fame. Not many men contributed in more than one voting category. Bucko Kilroy's invaluable contributions as a player, coach and administrator are worthy of selection into the HOF in Canton, Ohio. Evaulate the man's whole contributions, don't discriminate.
David J. Michael, Jr.
A: Eight people (seven players, one "contributor") associated with the Patriots made the preliminary list of 131 nominees for the Hall of Fame's Class of 2010, which was announced last week. Tight ends Russ Francis and Ben Coates, wide receivers Irving Fryar and Stanley Morgan, quarterback Rich Gannon (who was drafted by New England but went on to achieve his greatest success in Oakland), cornerback Ray Clayborn and nose tackle Fred Smerlas all were nominated, as well as former Patriots executive Francis "Bucko" Kilroy.
If I had to handicap the field, I'd say Francis has the best shot at it. A three-time Pro Bowler, he ended his career with 5,262 receiving yards. But Kilroy definitely should merit consideration. Kilroy was one of the most respected men in the game, and few can boast of the contributions he made as a player, coach and administrator. He played in the league with Philadelphia for 13 years, winning All-Pro honors six times as an offensive lineman, and he spent his last three seasons with the Eagles as a player/coach before becoming a full-time assistant coach and, later, Philadelphia's player personnel director. After his days with the Eagles were done, Kilroy was hired as director of player personnel by the Redskins in 1962. He served as a super scout for the Dallas Cowboys from 1966-70 before joining the Patriots in 1971 as the personnel director.
Some would argue he deserves a shot at the Hall for what he helped do with the Patriots' 1973 draft. That year, New England held three of the first 19 picks. With the fourth pick, the Pats took future Hall of Fame offensive lineman John Hannah out of Alabama. At No. 11, it was running back Sam Cunningham out of Southern Cal. With the 19th overall selection, it was wide receiver Darryl Stingley from Purdue. New England would add a fourth regular to the roster that weekend. In the 14th round, the Patriots selected Ray "Sugar Bear" Hamilton out of Oklahoma.
I'm no Kevin Faulk fan, but where was he on Sunday? Against a blitzing team like the Jets, doesn't it make sense to run some screens? And there's no better weapon we have when it comes to the screen pass than Faulk. Plus, we keep hearing how good he is at blitz pickup — you would have thought he would have been the perfect guy to have in there to keep Brady from getting lit up.
A: Belichick explained the lack of screens on a conference call with the media on Tuesday afternoon. He said that it's a risk-vs.-reward situation because of the style of blitzes New York runs, and there was simply too much of a possible "downside" to try running them.
"The Jets haven't been screened a whole lot this year," Belichick said. "I'm not saying you can't do it, but there's definitely some downside to it and maybe a little more big-play opportunity with it — if you hit it — than against some other teams. It's a little tricky to screen a team like that when you don't really know who's covering the guy that you're screening to, and that's the guy you've really got to get."
As for Faulk, your guess is as good as mine. They were missing Welker, and with as much passing as they were doing in second- and third-and-long situations, the best receiver they have out of the backfield (and one of the best receivers on the team) is Faulk, and they only targeted him once. (He had one reception for three yards.)
The Jets picked up [Kevin] O'Connell and beat us. Can the pickup of former Ravens linebacker Prescott Burgess — whose name sounds like a fictional TV billionaire — help us in the preparation for the Baltimore game in two weeks?
A: Short answer? No. Much was made of O'Connell's work with the Jets, but the Patriots certainly weren't buying into it. On "Dennis & Callahan" on Monday, Tom Brady said someone like that will be able to give you certain things, but the idea of getting enough info to tilt a game in one direction or another isn't likely.
"We have a bunch of different protections and we have a bunch of different blitz-beaters. Unless you know what play is called at that time, you're not going to know how we're adjusting to the blitz," Brady said. "He can go in there and say, 'OK, on this play this is what they do,' but that's always in hindsight, that's him looking at the play … we could line up in a different formation and then it's different. And most teams do it the exact same way. It's not hard to study film and figure out how you pick up the blitz. I don't think that's something that's like a big mystery."
As for Burgess, his biggest impact — at least at the start — will be felt more on special teams. I spoke with someone who has covered the Ravens this year, and Burgess was considered one of Baltimore's top special teams players. Down the road, he could figure into the mix at outside linebacker. (Speaking of guys getting picked up by other teams and giving them inside info, here's an interesting take on the Burgess deal.)
The last few years, Rodney Harrison was the guy who always covered the big-time tight ends. He took down guys like [Indianapolis'] Dallas Clark and [Dallas'] Jason Witten. With no Rodney, who's gonna be the guy who gets after those guys now? They're facing a really good TE this week in [Tony] Gonzalez — whose gonna check him?
A: There's not going to be one designated guy anymore — the matchups will be dictated by who matches up best with the opposing tight end. If there's a tight end who has good speed out there, you might see Gary Guyton assigned to cover him, as Guyton remains one of the fastest linebackers in the league. If there's someone with a little less speed and a little more bulk, it could be Brandon McGowan, a safety who has made a significant mark in his short time in New England.
"We're going to try to use different personnel, and that may not ever be the same guy twice," defensive coordinator Dean Pees said Tuesday when asked who will take over that role. "Sometimes it might be more than one guy."
Regardless of who it is, the days of pointing No. 37 in the direction of the opposing tight end and turning him loose are definitely done.
Greg and Chris talk more offseason happenings with the Pats and their plans. They talk about some of the free agents toward the bottom of the list with Stevan Ridley and Dan Connolly. Price thinks that Connolly could end up back with the Pats and Ridley elsewhere (Cowboys?), but Greg thinks they both could be back. They also chat about the departure of VInce Wilfork and what he meant to the organization, the re-signing of McCourty and more.
The very first airing of the offseason edition of NFL Sunday gets underway with Greg and Chris delving into the free agency period and how the Pats made out. Of course they lost Revis to the Jets, but what else went on? Greg isn't over the loss of Revis yet and the guys discuss what went into that whole ordeal. Price is looking forward to the additions of Chandler and Cadet. They also get a call from Mike Petraglia and get his thoughts on the Pats offseason moves.
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Central High School Law Magnet Program Celebration and Recognition CeremonyPosted May 26th, 2010 by Virginia Mattingly
On May 25, 2010, members of the law school community gathered at Central High School's library to celebrate the accomplishments of the Central High School Law Magnet Program. Professor Laura Rothstein, with the assistance of Jina Scinta and Principal Dan Withers, conducted the ceremony.
Renowned portrait artist, Robert Shetterly unveiled reproductions of two paintings from his Americans Who Speak the Truth Collection. He shared quotes from both Justice Louis D. Brandeis and Representative John Lewis during his discussion about the essential principles of a democracy.
Following his remarks, Joe Gutmann, Central High School Law and Government Magnet Coordinator, presented awards to the program's outstanding students. Professor Sam Marcosson and Noelle Rao, '10 both received awards and standing ovations from the participants. Mary Jo Gleason, Coordinator of the Junior Writing Skills Program, Scott Furkin, Executive Director of the Louisville Bar Association, and Emily Zahn, '08 were also recognized for their contributions.
27th Annual Warns Labor and Employment Law InstitutePosted May 20th, 2010 by Virginia Mattingly
The Twenty-Seventh Annual Carl A. Warns Jr. Labor and Employment Law Institute will be held June 24-25 at the Galt House.
William Gould, a Professor of Law at Stanford University and former Chair of the National Labor Relations Board, is the keynote speaker. Mr. Gould is a prolific scholar of labor and discrimination law as well as a critically acclaimed author of nine books and more than sixty law review articles. He will present the Warns Lecture, "A Half Century of the Steelworkers Trilogy: Fifty Years of Ironies Squared", at 11 AM on Thursday.
Program topics include:
- Arbitration Skills
- Cultural Considerations
- Cyberspace Communications
- EEOC Update
- EFCA and Interest Arbitration
- Ethics Rules
- Health Reform and Employers
- Kentucky Workers' Compensation Update
- Legislative and Agency Developments Update
- NLRB Update
- Privacy
- Review of Kentucky Employment Law Cases
- Review of U.S. Supreme Court Labor and Employment Law Cases
- Tips on Successful Mediations
The Institute will provide 13.25 CLE hours, including two ethics hours, from the Kentucky (approved) and Indiana Bar (pending approval) Associations.
Law Student Leads Way at CommencementPosted May 11th, 2010 by Virginia Mattingly
When University of Louisville graduates marched into Freedom Hall May 8 for commencement ceremonies, they followed students carrying colorful banners with each school or college name.
The banners are a handy way for family and friends to separate groups and find their graduate in the crowd. They also are a way to honor students who have been leaders in other ways: banner bearers are each school or college's "outstanding graduate" for 2010. Each has a high record of scholarship, leadership and service.
Barry Dunn represented the Louis D. Brandeis School of Law. Dunn served as president of the Moot Court Board, a post of honor that also requires a lot of work. As president, he completed a project to review moot court competitions, evaluate them for the work required and credit hours awarded and draft a plan that equitably allocates credit hours to student competitors. The project normally would be one for a faculty curriculum committee. Dunn also served as the "notes" editor for the University of Louisville Law Review.
Full Story: "Outstanding students lead way at commencement" (UofL Today, May 7, 2010)
13th Annual Estate Planning InstitutePosted May 11th, 2010 by Virginia Mattingly
The Thirteenth Annual Estate Planning Institute will be held May 28 at the University Club and Alumni Center.
Program topics include:
- New Partnership Long Term Care Update and Medicaid 2010 Update
- Developments in Professional Responsibility
- Little Known and Unexpected Income Tax Issues Arising in Everyday Estate Planning Situations
- Contested Issues in Kentucky
- Current Wealth Transfer Tax Problems
The Institute will provide 7.0 hours of CLE credit from the Kentucky (approved) and Indiana Bar Associations (pending approval).
Wayne Williams' Art ExhibitPosted May 5th, 2010 by Virginia Mattingly
20 Minutes about the Kentucky Women's Book FestivalPosted May 4th, 2010 by Virginia Mattingly
On May 15, women writers and readers from around Kentucky will gather at the University of Louisville's Ekstrom Library for the Kentucky Women's Book Festival to talk books, poems, short stories and other types of writing.
The festival, now in its fourth year, is a unique opportunity for writers and readers to meet face to face and talk about their craft. Speakers at this year's festival include Affrilachian author Crystal Wilkinson and Sarah Gorham, president of Sarabande Books. Sessions are free to attend, but lunch is $16 and requires advance reservations. Register by calling 502-852-8976.
UofL Today caught up with Women's Center director Mary Karen Powers, one of the event's organizers, to talk about the festival.
Read the full story: "20 Minutes about the Kentucky Women's Book Festival" by Brandy Warren (UofL Today, April 21, 2010)
BLSA ConvocationPosted May 3rd, 2010 by Virginia Mattingly
The 9th Annual BLSA Convocation will be held on Friday, May 7th from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm in the Allen Courtroom. All BLSA members, friends and family, alumni, and the entire Brandeis Law School community are invited to attend!
Moot Court Teams Meet National SuccessPosted May 3rd, 2010 by Virginia Mattingly
A moot court team from the UofL Brandeis School of Law recently won a national championship in the New York University Immigration Law Competition, placing first out of 16 teams from around the country.
Law students Duffy Trager and Rachel Carmona argued for the team, which had to take on a case involving recidivism in immigration law. Maria Mourad worked on the brief and preparation for oral arguments.
"We really put ourselves through the paces before we got there," said Trager of the team's intense preparation for the event.
Carmona agreed that the secret to their success was practice, practice and more practice. "The more practice you can get, the better your chances-and we practiced all the time," said Carmona, who credited the team's coach, professor Enid Trucios-Haynes, and facilitator Jamie Izlar for preparing them.
UofL teams placed second in the International Commercial Arbitration competition at Loyola University and the Kentucky Intrastate Mock Trial Competition. A UofL team also submitted the national second-place brief in the Saul Lefkowitz National Trademark Competition.
The university also had semi-finalist teams in the American Bar Association Client Counseling Competition, the National Animal Law competition and the Giles Sutherland Rich Memorial Moot Competition (Intellectual Property Law) and quarter finalists in the National Health Law Moot Court Competition and the Florida Bar Association National Tax Law Competition.
The law school had 18 moot court teams this year that included 50 to 60 students-all second-year law students or higher. Faculty members as well as local attorneys coach and facilitate the teams.
Full Story: "National Champs: Moot court team continues strong tradition" by Kevin Hyde (UofL Today, April 29, 2010)
Awards Ceremony Photo GalleryPosted April 21st, 2010 by Virginia Mattingly
Photos from the Awards Ceremony and Reception that was held on April 9, 2010 are now available. Feel free to add your comments. Also, if you're able to help identify those pictured in the images, please contact Virginia M. Smith.
The Constitution in 2020: Religion in the Public SpherePosted April 20th, 2010 by Virginia Mattingly
The Kentucky Lawyer Chapter and the University of Louisville Louis D. Brandeis School of Law Student Chapter of the American Constitution Society present: "The Constitution in 2020: Religion in the Public" on April 27 at the Louisville Bar Association.
The Constitution in 2020 is a new book edited by Yale Law professors Jack Balkin and Reva Siegel. It is a collection of essays by leading constitutional scholars regarding the directions that constitutional law should take in the decades to come.
Featured Speakers:
- William P. Marshall, William Rand Kenan, Jr. Distinguished Professor of Law, University of North Carolina School of Law; Visiting Professor of Law, The George Washington University Law School; Member, Board of Directors, American Constitution Society; and Contributing Author, The Constitution in 2020
- Paul E. Salamanca, Wyatt, Tarrant and Combs Professor of Law, University of Kentucky College of Law
- David Tachau, Moderator, Partner, Tachau Meek PLC
There will be a reception following the panel discussion. The event is free of charge. 1.0 hours of CLE credit is pending for this event. The cost is $30 for members of the Louisville Bar Association and $60 for nonmembers.
Please RSVP online.
This event is co-sponsored by Americans United for the Separation of Church and State, Kentucky Chapter and the Louisville Bar Association.


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nothing wrong with his comment, if a aposing player is a sissy i imagine alferd will run his ass over, no matter if the defender" want a man" or, want a woman. I think this a challenge to all gay linebackers to "man up" and put old blue in his place.
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He's entitled to say what he wants, but it probably never occurred to him he probably already has gay colleagues. If not at LSU, opponents in the SEC, some of whom may already have mowed him down. And if not in college, then definitely if he's drafted. He WILL meet gay NFLers. (He may not know it, though.) Has he ever heard of Jerry Smith? Roy Simmons? Esera Tuaolo?
Speak your mind. To hell with "politically correct". This country has turned into a bunch of wimps! If he is man enough to say it, he is man enough to live with any consequences! I have good friends that are gay that think the same way.
Yep... don't worry my friend because you all seem to end up in prison eventually and then you will be gay also. God help your children....
What? In today's world we don't have freedom of speech, unless it is PC? BS! Many agree with him. The only disappointing thing about his comment is that he is a senior in college and he still uses garbage grammer. What a shame that he wasn't taught better, starting in kindergarten. It is barely recognizable as English.
PC is not the norm, no matter what some published people say. All polls show the great majority are straight and dont want to be forced to acknowledge your perversions.Keep it in the closet where it belongs and then who cares.
Hey they want to partner up with each other
be a boy scout
now play football
can we just have some normalcy in football...
I can see some gay player think he's in the shower with a bunch of super models and that will not work for college or NLF regardless how it hurts...
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