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Writing Competitions
The competition is open to currently enrolled students of ABA-accredited law schools who are also members of the ABA Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice and who are legal permanent residents or citizens of the U.S. Submissions can include papers submitted for a law school course, law review notes and comments, or pieces written specifically for the competition. Essays must be the work of the submitting student without substantial editorial input from others. Co-authored papers are ineligible. Only one essay may be submitted per entrant.
Submissions must be in Microsoft Word. The text of the essay must be double-spaced, in twelve-point font, with one-inch margins; footnotes or endnotes should be single-spaced, also in twelve-point font and with one-inch margins. Citations may be embedded in text or set out in footnotes or endnotes and should conform to the current edition of the Uniform System of Citation (Bluebook). Submissions may not exceed 40 double-spaced pages exclusive of footnotes and end-notes. (At the discretion of the Section, the winning student may be asked to prepare a shorter version for inclusion in the Administrative and Regulatory Law News.)
Entry Procedure
Submit electronically two files. The first file should be a cover page only with contestant information, including the paper's title and the entrant's name, law school, year of study, mailing and email address, phone number, and ABA Membership ID number. The second file should be the paper with a cover page listing the title only; the contestant's name and other identifying information, such as school name, MAY NOT appear on any page within this file. Entrants must email an electronic copy of their submission in Word format to Section Director Anne Kiefer (firstname.lastname@example.com). Entries must be received by 7 pm Eastern time on May 1, 2014.
Staff of the Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice will assign a random number to each entry. Neither the contestant's identity nor his/her law school will be known to the selection committee.
By submitting an entry in this contest, the entrant affirms that the entry is his or her own work and grants the ABA and the ABA Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice permission to edit and publish the entry in the Administrative and Regulatory Law News and/or the Administrative Law Review. Publication will be at the sole discretion of the Section and the Editors and Editorial Boards of these publications.
Please direct any questions about the contest to the Section Director at email@example.com
The entries will be judged anonymously by Fellows of the ABA Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice. Entries will be judged on the following criteria:
Any topic of contemporary international business or economic concern with a legal nexus.
Publication and CASH PRIZE of $2,000.
The winning essay will be published in Transnational Law & Contemporary Problems, a journal of the University of Iowa College of Law.
All students currently enrolled in a law or graduate degree program from any institution in the world are eligible.
All mail entries must be postmarked no later than March 21, 2014. All electronically submitted essays must be received by Transnational Law & Contemporary Problems no later than 5:00 PM U.S. Central Standard Time on March 21, 2014. We will not accept late entries.
- All essays must be typed, double-spaced on 8-1/2 inches x 11 inches paper (or A4 paper for non-US entries), with a 1 inch margin on all sides. Electronic submissions are acceptable, please send as an attachment to an e-mail with your name, address, phone number and e-mail address included.
- There is no minimum page requirement. The essay must not exceed 50 pages, including footnotes.
- Citations should follow rules published in The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation (19th ed. 2010).
- Entries must include a cover letter containing the student's name, address, telephone number, name and address of the school which the student attends, and title of the student's essay. The student's name, school, or other identification should not appear on the actual essay.
- No essay shall be eligible which has been published or has an outstanding commitment for publication.
- All essays must be the work of an individual. Collaboration with others (other than the usual law review or seminar supervision) is prohibited.
- The judging panel will be comprised of TLCP editors and University of Iowa College of Law faculty. The panel reserves the right to make no award if a worthy article is not submitted.
- Electronic submissions must be received in our office no later than 5:00 PM U.S. Central Standard Time on March 21, 2014. Please include your name, address, phone number and e-mail address with your submission. You should e-mail your submission as an attachment to: firstname.lastname@example.com and email@example.com
- After the editorial board receives your submission, we will send you a confirmation e-mail.
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The University of Iowa College of Law
Boyd Law Building 185
University of Iowa
Iowa City, IA 52242-1113, USA
The International Association of Defense Counsel 2014 Legal Writing Contest is open to students who, at the time of submission of their entries, are enrolled as J.D. candidates in accredited law schools.
Subject Matter
Entries must be submitted in the English language on a subject of practical concern to lawyers engaged in the defense or management of the defense of civil litigation, such as relevant aspects of tort law, insurance law, civil procedure, evidence, damages, alternative dispute resolution procedures, and professional ethics.
Authorship and Publication
Entries must be certified by the entrant on the IADC entry form to be the original and sole work of the entrant. At the time of submission, the entry must not have been published or accepted for publication, and the author must be free to execute the assignment of copyright to IADC referred to in Rule 7.
The contest will be judged by a committee of the IADC, whose decisions will be final. In addition to the monetary award winners, the judges may designate entries worthy of honorable mention.
Judging Standards
Articles will be judged on the following factors: (1) the choice of subject matter, as measured by its significance, international or national relevance, and timeliness; (2) the amount of work and effort, as measured by the entry's comprehensiveness and analysis; (3) the quality of the legal analysis, as measured by its objectivity and balance; and (4) the writing quality, as measured by clarity of expression, brevity, and literary construction. Entrants also should consider the points made in the contest guidelines.
A year's subscription to Defense Counsel Journal will be given to all contestants who meet the qualifications for entry in this contest.
Entries must be submitted via e-mail in English in Microsoft Word format to Melisa Maisel at firstname.lastname@example.com. Footnotes should appear on the page referenced in the text. Avoid excessive footnotes. Use The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation (19th edition) for style.
The National Association of Women Lawyers (NAWL) is a national voluntary legal professional organization whose mission is the advancement of women in the legal profession and women's rights. Since 1899, NAWL has served as an educational forum and active voice for the concerns of women lawyers in this country and abroad. NAWL continues to support and advance the interests of women in and under the law, and in so doing, supports and advances the social, political, and professional empowerment of women. Through its programs and networks, NAWL provides the tools for women in the profession to advance, prosper and enrich the profession. NAWL has established the annual Selma Moidel Smith Law Student Writing Competition to encourage and reward original law student writing on issues concerning women and the law. The rules for the competition are as follows:
Entrants should submit a paper on an issue concerning women's rights or the status of women in the law. The most recent winning paper was "All Things Being Equal, Women Lose. Investigating the Lack of Diversity Among the Recent Appointments to the Iowa Supreme Court" written by Abigail Rury, Michigan State University School of Law.
Essays will be accepted from students enrolled at any law school during the 2012-13 school year. The essays must be the law student author's own work and must not have been submitted for publication elsewhere. Papers written by students for coursework or independent study during the Summer, Fall or Spring semesters are eligible for submission. Notwithstanding the foregoing, students may incorporate professorial feedback as part of a course requirement or supervised writing project.
Essays must be double-spaced in 12-point font, Times New Roman font type. All margins must be at least one inch. Entries must not exceed fifteen (15) pages of text, excluding notes, with footnotes placed as endnotes. Citation style should conform to The Bluebook – A Uniform System of Citation. Essays longer than 15 pages of text, excluding notes, or which are not in the required format may not be read.
NAWL Women Lawyers Journal® designees will judge the competition. Essays will be judged based upon content, exhaustiveness of research, originality, writing style, and timeliness.
Questions regarding this competition should be addressed to the chair of the Writing Competition, Professor Jennifer Martin at email@example.com. or you may also access the following link for additional information: HERE.
Entries must be received by May 1, 2013. Entries received after the deadline will be considered only at the discretion of NAWL. Entries must provide a cover letter providing the title of your essay, school affiliation, email address, phone number and mailing address. Entries must be submitted in the following format: email an electronic version (in Microsoft Word or PDF format) to firstname.lastname@example.com.
The author of the winning essay will receive a cash prize of $500. NAWL will also publish the winning essay in NAWL's Women Lawyers Journal in the summer of 2013.
Any J.D. and graduate (L.L.M. or S.J.D) law students enrolled at any time between August 15, 2012 and August 15, 2013. Papers must deal with employee benefits topics. As an illustrative example, a paper might address legal issues involving health benefits, pensions, 401(k) plans, severance, executive compensation, claims, appeals, current or former spouses' or domestic partners' benefits, collectively-bargained benefits, benefits in bankruptcy, ERISA litigation, fiduciary obligations or the tax treatment of benefits/contributions.
Each winner will be honored during the College's annual black tie dinner on November 9, 2013 in New Orleans. They will receive a plaque and an employee benefits treatise published by BNA Books. If deemed suitable by the editors, one or more of the winning papers will be published by the BNA Pension and Benefits Reporter, the BNA Tax Management Compensation Planning Journal or another employee benefits publication. The winning papers will also be distributed to the Fellows of the American College of Employee Benefits Counsel, who are experienced attorneys that have made significant contributions to the advancement of the employee benefits field in a wide range of practice settings including law and consulting firms, universities, labor unions, advocacy organizations and government agencies throughout the United States. For information concerning the American College of Employee Benefits Counsel, contact Peter Kelly a email@example.com or consult our website at www.acebc.com.
Any J.D. and graduate (L.L.M. or S.J.D) law students enrolled at any time between August 15, 2013 and August 15, 2014. Papers must deal with employee benefits topics. As an illustrative example, a paper might address legal issues involving health benefits, pensions, 401(k) plans, severance, executive compensation, claims, appeals, current or former spouses' or domestic partners' benefits, collectively-bargained benefits, benefits in bankruptcy, ERISA litigation, fiduciary obligations or the tax treatment of benefits/contributions.
- Papers should not exceed 40 pages (double-spaced, in 12 point type, with an inch margin on each side), not including footnotes. Footnotes should be single spaced endnotes starting on a separate page.
- Papers must be submitted as email attachments to firstname.lastname@example.com and should be submitted as Word or pdf documents. No information identifying the author or law school should be included in the text, the footnotes or the filename. That information, an address, a telephone number and enrollment status information should be provided in the email message.
- Submissions may include papers prepared for class assignments, law journals or other purposes, as well as those written especially for Competition.
- Student papers submitted for publication in law reviews or other law school journals or periodicals but not yet publishes are eligible for the Competition, provided that (i) the version submitted for the Competition does not reflect any changes made to the paper after submission of the manuscript to any publication and (ii) the College receives any consents necessary to publish.
Each winner will be honored during the College's annual black tie dinner on October 25, 2014 in Washington, D.C. They will receive a plaque and an employee benefits treatise published by BNA Books. If deemed suitable by the editors, one or more of the winning papers will be published by the BNA Pension and Benefits Reporter, the BNA Tax Management Compensation Planning Journal or another employee benefits publication. The winning papers will also be distributed to the Fellows of the American College of Employee Benefits Counsel, who are experienced attorneys that have made significant contributions to the advancement of the employee benefits field in a wide range of practice settings including law and consulting firms, universities, labor unions, advocacy organizations and government agencies throughout the United States. For information concerning the American College of Employee Benefits Counsel, contact Brian Dougherty at firstname.lastname@example.com or consult our website at www.acebc.com.
The 2014 Contest Essay Hypothetical involves questions about the expanding use of social media by attorneys and law firms and focuses on the legal, ethical and professionalism issues that can arise in those forums.
Essay Requirements
Entries should be written as scholarly essays. All entries must be prepared for this contest and not previously published. Each entrant is required to assign to the ABA all rights, title and interest in the essay submitted. It is the policy of the ABA, however, to release all assigned rights in all but the winning essay.
Essays should not exceed 3,000 words, including quoted matter and citations. Footnotes are not permitted and citations should be incorporated into the main text.
For complete Contest Information and Rules, please see the following website: http://bit.ly/Levit2014
Named for the late Tax Court Judge Theodore Tannenwald, Jr., and designed to perpetuate his dedication to legal scholarship of the highest quality, the Tannenwald Writing Competition is open to all full- or part-time law students, undergraduate or graduate. Papers on any federal or state tax-related topic may be submitted in accordance with the Competition Rules found at www.tannenwald.org.
The deadline for submitting papers is 9 p.m. EST, July 1, 2014. Papers should be mailed to Tannenwald Foundation, Ste. 200, 1275 Pennsylvania Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20004, attn: Karen Jezierski.
For additional information, please contact Nancy Abramowitz at 202-274-4164 or email@example.com.
The use of technology in today's law practice can and does present new challenges and risks for attorneys in small firms as well as for solo practitioners representing clients involved in litigation. Because of or in spite of technology, many traditional law practices have now evolved into virtual law practices. It is important for attorneys to understand how virtual law offices operate and how inappropriate use of technology can help cause legal malpractice claims as well as how proper use of technology can help prevent those claims. The purpose of this contest is to encourage law students to write essays about 1) what a virtual law practice is, 2) what are some malpractice risks related to a virtual law practice; and 3) how technology can lead to or prevent legal malpractice claims in a virtual law office. Discussion may also address any relevant ethical considerations attorneys practicing in a virtual law practice should be aware of and how ethical issues may lead to legal malpractice claims, especially due to the proper or improper use of technology.
Essay Requirements:
All entries must be prepared for this contest or for academic purposes and not previously published in print or on the Internet. All entries must include a digital photograph for use in the event the entry is selected as the contest winner. Each entrant is required to assign to FLMIC and the other contest sponsors all rights, title and interest in the essay and digital photograph submitted. It is the policy of FLMIC and the other sponsors, however, to release all assigned rights in all but the winning essay and notify the author of any permissions given to third parties for reprint or otherwise publish. The essay should be a minimum of 5 and a maximum of 10 pages, including citations appearing in Blue Book format as endnotes. Essays will be judged based on framing and analysis of the issue(s) discussed, research completed, solutions or practices suggestions, and writing style. The essay should be typewritten and double spaced on 8.5 x 11 inch paper. A cover sheet should be included that contains the entrant's name, address, telephone number, title and law school status. No identification other than the title should appear on the essay itself. The cover sheet will be removed before the essay is read to assure objectivity in the judging process.
The contest is open to all students enrolled in a Florida law school as of the deadline date or during the prior academic year. Essays must be submitted to FLMIC ( email@example.com ) by the deadline date, which is April 1st 2014 by 5 p.m.
Essays will be judged by a committee of at least three individuals including but not limited to a representative of the YLD of The Florida Bar, FLMIC, the Henry Latimer Center for Professionalism and the General Practice, Solo & Small Firm Section of the Florida Bar, who are unrelated to the entrants.
The winner of the essay contest will receive 1) a $750 cash award; 2) complimentary registration to the 8th Annual Solo & Small Firm Conference; 3) hotel accommodations for the Conference provided by The Henry Latimer Center for Professionalism; 4) recognition by the various sponsoring organizations at various events; and 5) submission of the essay by the Young Lawyers Division to The Florida Bar Journal for consideration for future publication in the June 2014 issue. The student awarded an Honorable Mention prize will receive 1) a $350 cash award; 2) recognition by the various sponsoring organizations at various events; and 3) submission of the essay by the General Practice, Solo & Small Firm Section to their newsletter editor for consideration for future publication in the Section's fall 2013 newsletter.
For detailed competition rules, please visit http://flmic.com/lawstudentessaycontest.
The Competition seeks submissions of academic papers on a particular theme of international humanitarian law (IHL) from students currently enrolled in a law degree program in the United States or abroad. The theme of the 2014 Competition is "International Humanitarian Law and Emerging Technologies." Papers should focus on the ways in which IHL intersects with emerging technologies such as nanotechnologies, drones, autonomous systems, cyber warfare technologies, etc.
This Competition is part of a multi-pronged initiative to expand and support the teaching and study of IHL among students and professors in which both the Center and ASIL have been deeply involved. In 2007, the Center published a study with the International Committee of the Red Cross on Teaching International Humanitarian Law in US Law Schools. The study identified a growing need for resources to support and expand the teaching of IHL among law faculty, but also a desire to support the interest of students in learning about IHL. The IHL Student Writing Competition promotes and supports student interest and deepening scholarship in IHL by providing students with a tangible way to become more directly involved in the global discourse around IHL. Last year, the Competition received over 40 submissions from 12 different countries.
For detailed competition rules, please visit:
Center for International Law Global Markets Law Journal Writing Competition
$500 second runner-up
The John Marshall Law School Global Markets Law Journal invites JD and LLM students at all U.S. law schools to participate in this writing competition.
Please submit an original essay on a topic of your choice that addresses some aspect of the law of capital markets, including securities, commodities, futures, options, derivatives, and related issues.
The essay must be an original work. Each entrant is limited to one entry only. The essay must not currently be under consideration for publication by any other publication or have been compensated by another publisher.
- All entries must be submitted electronically to firstname.lastname@example.com. Please reference "Global Markets Law Journal Writing Competition" in the subject line.
- The paper should be in Word, double-spaced, in Times New Roman 12-point font on 8.5" x 11" paper with one-inch margins. Papers must be submitted with endnotes.
- Entries should be between 25–30 pages long, not including endnotes.
- Endnotes and citations should conform to The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation.
- Please visit the Writing Competition website to download the Writing Competition cover
sheet at http://globalmarkets.jmls.edu/competition
All entries must be received by midnight, Central Standard Time, on Friday, February 14, 2014. Incomplete submissions or submissions submitted after this time and date will not be considered.
Review Process
The Center for International Law will notify all authors via email within seven days that their submissions have been received. Winners will be notified by April 15, 2014.
For detailed competition rules, please visit: http://globalmarkets.jmls.edu/pdfs/2014-writing-competition.pdf
Contest Rules
Friends of IT-Lex, who are also law students (JD or LLM) in good standing at an ABA accredited law school, can enter our technology law writing contest, sponsored by the law firm Foley & Lardner LLP. First place will receive $6000.00 USD and the opportunity to speak at the Innovate Conference on October 9-10 of 2014, second place $2,000.00 USD, and third place $1000.00 USD- plus the prize-winners will be published in the IT-Lex Journal, and will receive invitations to become write-on Members of IT-Lex.
So, what's the topic for the contest? Technology law! We strongly suggest that you review our content and categories before choosing a topic. You may submit multiple entries, but only your top-ranked submission will be eligible for prizes.
Submissions must be:
- 5,000-7,500 words including footnotes
- Word format, formatted with double-spaced body text and footnotes rather than endnotes
- Conformed to the 19th edition of The Bluebook
For your article to be considered, please make sure all three of these requirement are met.
Contest Rules
- Entries may address any aspect of public or private sector labor and/or employment law relevant to the American labor and employment bar. Students are encouraged to discuss a public policy issue, practical implications of a leading case or doctrine, a statute or the need for statutory modification, or a common law doctrine.
- The competition is open to articles written while the author is a student at an accredited law school in the United States. Authors may not have graduated from law school prior to December 1, 2010.
- Entries will be evaluated on topic selection, analysis, quality of research, grammar, spelling, usage and syntax, clarity, structure, and overall appearance.
- Articles must be submitted by midnight (EDST) on May 15, 2014, to firstname.lastname@example.com using the subject line "Writing Competition." Submit the manuscript and a cover page as an e-mail attachment. The author's name shall appear only on a cover page also including the author's law school, graduation date, e-mail and street address, and telephone number. The cover page will be removed prior to the evaluation process.
- The attached manuscript and cover page may be either a Microsoft Word or PDF document using 12-point Times New Roman font. The text should be double-spaced and the footnotes single-spaced with double-spacing between footnotes on 8 ½ x 11 inch paper with one-inch margins on all sides. The manuscript, exclusive of the cover page, may not exceed twenty pages. Do not submit endnotes, a table of contents or table of cases.
- All citations should conform to The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation (19th Edition).
- Manuscripts must be the original work of a single author, may not have been written for paid employment, and may not have been submitted for publication elsewhere.
- No person may submit more than one entry.
- The judges reserve the right not to award any prizes and to reject any or all submissions.


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Why, thank you for noticing I just realized today that there was a forum here, too. I did drag it out longer than I should have. But most of my miles came in the last half of the year. Such a friendly place, but I am hoping to run over the 1000 mile pace bunny this coming year.
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What kind of firewall systems are some of you using and how are you developing them ? If one of our resident nix experts knows how I should build this connection into the firewall please jump in. Thanks
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Robots Stealing Healthcare Jobs?
It should be noted that most of the layoffs are probably not directly related to the decision to use robots. Nonetheless, I think this shows that even healthcare--the one field on which nearly everyone pins hopes for significant job growth--is not immune to automation. It also demonstrates that the economic tradeoff between robots and even relatively low wage/low skill jobs is beginning to tip in favor of the machines.
Economists often speak of "polarization" in the job market. The belief is that technology has primarily impacted middle skill jobs, leaving plenty of high wage opportunities for the well-educated as well as lots of low skill service jobs with very low wages. As I've been arguing here, I think this is what has been happening so far--but it will not continue to be true indefinitely. Automation will push up into the high wage areas via technologies like specialized artificial intelligence/expert systems, while it penetrates lower skill job sectors with more affordable robotic technologies. In general, I think economists have a serious problem with analyzing past data, determining a trend, and then assuming it will continue basically forever. Technologies change rapidly.
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2010 Best Theme Park Attraction: Pirates of the Caribbean vs. Kilimanjaro SafarisBy Robert Niles
It's time to start day two of the 2010 Best Theme Park Attraction Tournament, with a first-round match-up from the Best Theme Ride bracket.Published: March 19, 2010 at 7:33 AM If you haven't been on both rides, please click through to the attraction descriptions linked below, and read the comments, before voting. 5. Disneyland's Pirates of the Caribbean vs. 12. Kilimanjaro Safaris at Disney's Animal Kingdom Please tell us in the comments why you voted the way you did. Next up is 3. Six Flags Great Adventure's El Toro [Intamin Wooden] vs. 14. Six Flags Magic Mountain's Goliath [Giovanola Mega] Readers' OpinionsFrom 18.104.22.168 on March 19, 2010 at 7:35 AM
The difference is that Kilimanjaro Safari is always different From David Brown on March 19, 2010 at 7:44 AM
I know Pirates of the Caribbean is a classic but Kilimanjaro Safaris is a totally unique concept that delivers time after time and as such deserves wider recognition. Looking at Animal Kingdom on Google Maps (satelite view) you realise just how brilliantly clever the Imagineers were in creating this attraction since for the 20 minutes duration of the safari you see nothing on the horizon that would be out of place on a true African safari and yet, as the satelite shows, you are actually only yards from the 'real' world. The moment when you first emerge above the 'Serengeti Plains' is a true 'wow' and then of course there are the animals. Never guaranteed, never predictable, and therefore whenever something special pops into view the sense of excitement on the jeep is as palpable as on a real safari. Well done Disney for thinking outside the box and coming up with one of the most rewarding and re-rideable attractions in any of their parks. Straight 10 every time. From Michael Owen on March 19, 2010 at 7:51 AM
I love both attractions, but I have to go with Pirates. To put it simply, there's no better dark ride out there than Pirates of the Caribbean. It's proved itself time and time again to be the best of the best when it comes to an attraction that can be enjoyed by all the family. That's not to say Kilimanjaro Safaris' is poor, far from it. But as with Soarin' and Tower of Terror yesterday two very good attractions have been put up against each other in an early round and unfortunately it has to be Kili. Sorry Animals! From Jessica C. Williams on March 19, 2010 at 7:57 AM
Never been on Kilimanjaro Safaris, but Pirates gets my vote because of the whole atmosphere of the ride. Plus I am not sure I agree with the keeping of animals in so confined a space. How is that anything like a real safari? My brother went on one in South Africa, and while the fact that you see what is around (as with real animals on Kilimanjaro Safari), the animals are in their natural habitat and have the freedom of the land (for the most part, or at least it is much bigger than the ride). Pirates is just a plain awesome ride. The themeing is wonderful! And the song is great too. It just makes me happy, even though the last time I got a little wet. 'Course, that makes it all the more real! From 188.8.131.52 on March 19, 2010 at 7:58 AM
I agree with Michael...the KS got a bad draw as I think it could have had a great chance of upsetting a higher seed if it wasn't one of the great Disney classics. From James Rao on March 19, 2010 at 8:00 AM
Kilimanjaro Safaris is a top notch attraction, worthy of its spot in this tournament. Furthermore, were it not for the incessant chatter about Big Red and Little Red, KS would potentially be my favorite attraction at any park (sorry, Spider-Man). However, Disneyland's version of Pirates is arguably the best dark ride of all time - it cannot lose in the first round of this tournament. If you have only been on the Magic Kingdom version, you are really missing out on greatness. As Robert Niles once wrote: "MK's Pirates is the sad, abridged Cliffs Notes version of PotC." So, for those who have not experienced this ride at Disneyland, trust me, it transcends the genre. And, despite all odds, it has withstood the test of time. From 220.127.116.11 on March 19, 2010 at 8:12 AM
Kilimanjaro Safaris is a good attraction, but it's inconsistent. It's a rough ride and moves too quickly, and the Big Red/Little Red storyline is silly. It can't compare to Pirates, which is one of the best theme park attractions anywhere. From David Kirby on March 19, 2010 at 8:14 AM
I love Kilimanjaro Safaris. It really is brilliant how it's designed. I would love to see it go far in the tournament but how can I really choose this over Pirates? Pirates is in my opinion, only behind Haunted Mansion in terms of the greatest dark rides. From 220.127.116.11 on March 19, 2010 at 8:49 AM
what an unfortunate matchup. The Disneyland version of Pirates is far superior to WDW's version - I think the Safaris are better than WDW's Pirates, but not as good as DL's Pirates--which helped launch an entire genre of rides. ;) From Joe Schwartz on March 19, 2010 at 8:56 AM
A tough call. Even though I love Pirates of the Caribean in Cal. It does not change much. Where as Kilimmanjaro Safaris will give you a differnet look every time you are on the ride. The speal is corney but effective. From Robert Niles on March 19, 2010 at 9:08 AM
It's too bad for Kilimanjaro Safaris that Pirates didn't beat Everest for the fourth seed in this bracket. If it had, that would have set up Safaris vs. Everest in this round, which, frankly, I think Safaris could have won. (And it would have set up Pirates vs. Curse of DarKastle, which I find to be a fascinating match-up.) From Jacob Sundstrom on March 19, 2010 at 9:12 AM
Pirates is second only to the Haunted Mansion, so it's just not possible to vote against it. Really a shame that I have to vote against a great ride so early, but that's how it goes. From Anthony Murphy on March 19, 2010 at 9:24 AM
This is the toughest because I think these two rides are so different and are the tops of their "style" of attractions. Killmanjaro Safaris is one of the best designed and thought through attractions Disney has ever made with there literally being a different expereince each time you go. Also, they are able to create a realistic looking African Savanna and you would never know that the Animals are actually "enclosed" in areas/exibits. I think its tough to compare to POTC because KS is younger and is more of an "update" to another classic Disney Dark ride, the Jungle Cruise! I gotta go with Pirates just because the "story" in Kilimanjaro Safaris is pretty dumb now, but is made up for with the animals. Also, if we were comparing Kilimanjaro Safaris and WDW's POTC, then it would be no contest with Kilmanjaro winning, but DL's verson is a million times better! From Sylvain Comeau on March 19, 2010 at 9:24 AM
I love Kilimanjaro Safaris, but I had to go with Pirates, too. Disneyland's Pirates is totally immersive, with an amazing scope and scale, a great buildup to magnificent show scenes, thrills, AAs, and some cool effects. This ride is complete, and is also one of the longest, most satisfying E Tickets ever made. It opened over 40 years ago, and still stands the test of time; in fact, it's still one of the best theme park attractions anywhere in the world. From Tyler Stover on March 19, 2010 at 10:30 AM
Darn I missed this vote, but I was going to vote for Pirates, and it won. It was a tough decision. Kilimanjaro Safaris is always different, is an extensive ride, has a nice educational angle, and even a fairly decent storyline. However, Pirates is the quintessential dark ride and a classic. If it was Walt Disney World's Pirates the results would have been different, but the original Pirates has the visuals, grand scale, and amazing storytelling to put it over the top. From Joshua Counsil on March 19, 2010 at 12:58 PM
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Journal of the Iowa Archeological Society
Volume 11, Number 1; July 1961
Marshall McKusick, Editor
A Woodland Mound Complex in Webster County, Iowa
Richard E. Flanders and Rex Hansman
pp. 3-12
The site 13WB-1 represents two groups of conical mounds averaging 40 feet in diameter and two and one-half to three feet in height. One group of four mounds is on the upper terrace of the Des Moines River. Two were completely excavated and yielded no cultural material. The other group of three mounds, is on the lower terrace, two of these mounds being associated with a village site.
Test excavation of one of the mounds associated with the village site indicated that fill from the living area was used in the mound construction. Stone artifacts include side-notched and stemmed projectile points, side and end-scrapers, expanding base drills and a large number of unmodified flakes with use marks. A large amount of waste flakes and hematite were also present in the fill. No burials were present, but a portion of human occiput and two fragments of long bone shafts were recovered. One complete and one reconstructable Great Oasis pot were found in the upper 1.5 feet of the mound. Pottery fragments from the mound fill closely resemble Wittry's Madison Cord Impressed and Plain types and may also have some connection with Keyes' Missouri Bluff material and Kivett's Feye Cord Impressed from Nebraska. Largely on the basis of the ceramics and the absence of good evidence for extensive agriculture, it is suggested that this complex may represent a movement of a Late Middle Woodland group from the north or northeast with evidence of some Mississippian influence, possibly around 800-1000 A.D.
Volume 11, Number 2; October 1961
Marshall McKusick, Editor
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Oneota Ceramics in Iowa
Dale R. Henning
pp. 3-64
During the late prehistoric period a cluster of closely related cultures termed Oneota became established in the Upper Midwest very likely by tribes speaking Chiwere Siouan languages. Geographically, Iowa is in the heartland of the Oneota area, surrounded by Oneota remains from Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri. Because of this central location, the Iowa evidence looms large in its importance. This report is principally concerned with the characteristics of Oneota pottery. The analysis demonstrates the presence of two types of Oneota pottery from Iowa which do not occur together in appreciable quantities. The Allamakee Trailed type occurs in northeast and northwest Iowa and is associated with sites ascribed to the Ioway Indians during the early historic period, most of which yield trade goods of European origin. This pottery is representative of the Orr Focus as found in Iowa. The Correctionville Trailed type is found in western Iowa and appears to be closely related to pottery from the Oneota Blue Earth Focus. No European trade goods have been found at sites of the Blue Earth focus in Minnesota or at the Correctionville and related sites in Iowa. This study evaluates Oneota evidence from surrounding states and postulates possible broader relationships.
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Mill Creek Pottery
John Chester Ives
pp. 3-59
Mill Creek culture is an extension of the plains agricultural tradition into northwestern Iowa. The Indians were economically dependent upon corn agriculture and bison hunting. They lived in small villages which they abandoned sometime between 1200 to 1600 A.D. because of prolonged droughts occurring in western Iowa. This report is the first detailed technical description of Mill Creek pottery to appear in print. The Kimball and Broken Kettle sites within the Big Sioux River drainage are compared with the Phipps site of the Little Sioux River drainage basin. Although the same major pottery types occur at all three sites, the proportions vary and minor traits differ in presence or absence. On the basis of the pottery differences, the author defines the Big Sioux and Little Sioux phases. In addition the Phipps site reveals a pottery sequence based upon differing stratigraphic frequencies of pottery types. Trade sherds indicate that Mill Creek sites were occupied at the same time as some northern sites in the Middle Missouri Tradition, as well as the Fort Yates site in North Dakota, the Aztalan site in Wisconsin or the Old Village phase at Cahokia, the St. Helena phase in northeastern Nebraska and perhaps the Sweetwater phase in central Nebraska. The point of origin of trade sherds from the Caddoan area has not yet been defined (Marshall B. McKusick).
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Mill Creek Culture and Technology
Eugene Fugle
pp. 3-126
Mill Creek culture in northwest Iowa forms part of a broader agricultural plains tradition classified as the Chamberlain Aspect of the Middle Missouri Phase. Mill Creek villages are located on terraces above small streams and creeks. Subsistence activity included hunting, fishing, collecting, and the southeastern type of hoe agriculture. The author discusses in detail various classes and types of artifacts found at three Mill Creek sites. The discussion for each type includes representative measurements, an identification based upon ethnographic information where possible, and comparisons with similar artifacts from adjacent areas. The Broken Kettle and Kimball sites within the Big Sioux River drainage show minor differences from the Phipps site in the Little Sioux River drainage area. Mill Creek culture was divided into the Big Sioux and Little Sioux Foci by Keyes, Griffin and others. This foci division is more clearly illustrated by pottery than by the artifacts. The author suggests that both foci probably represent a migration from the Old Village focus at Cahokia (East St. Louis, Illinois). Mill Creek culture probably represents a prehistoric Siouan linguistic group. The author discusses possible connections between prehistoric Mill Creek and Proto-Mandan as well as with the Proto-Omaha Ponca. On the basis of current information, the author is unable to definitely link either group with prehistoric Mill Creek culture (Marshall B. McKusick).
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You might think that putting an innocent person in prison for a major crime like rape or murder would end or at least impede a prosecutor's career. But prosecutors are rarely sanctioned for mistakes, even when their misconduct is egregious. In fact, they are often re-elected, promoted to judge, or encouraged to run for political office. Sometimes they even owe these successes to the publicity they get from high-profile convictions of people who turned out to be innocent. Here are some of the worst cases of prosecutors who put more than one innocent person in prison but suffered no significant professional consequences.
The Death Row Gambler
Forrest Allgood, district attorney for four Mississippi counties
Four people Forrest Allgood has convicted of murder were later set free. Two of them served time on death row.
One was Sabrina Butler, an 18-year-old mentally retarded woman Allgood convicted of killing her infant son in 1990. Butler was retried in 1995 after the Mississippi Supreme Court ruled that Allgood had committed misconduct when he told jurors that Butler's refusal to take the stand in her own defense was an indication of her guilt. In the retrial, the medical examiner that Allgood had used the first time around admitted to making some key mistakes, and outside examiners testified that Butler's child likely died of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome or kidney disease. Butler was acquitted and released from prison.
Another Allgood victim was Tyler Edmonds. In Ed-monds' 2007 trial, Allgood posited that the defendant and his sister, Kristi Fulgham, had teamed up to kill Fulgham's husband 13 years earlier. The duo, he argued, had waited until the man was asleep and then simultaneously pulled the trigger. At trial, Allgood called on controversial medical examiner Steven Hayne, who preposterously claimed that he could tell by the bullet wounds in the victim's body that two people had held the gun. On review, the Mississippi Supreme Court threw out Hayne's testimony and ordered a new trial. In 2008 Edmonds was retried, acquitted, and released. Kristi Fulgham was convicted in a separate trial and is still on death row.
In his 1995 prosecution of Kennedy Brewer, Allgood again solicited testimony from Hayne, this time accompanied by Hayne's longtime sidekick, the disgraced bite mark specialist Michael West. West testified that he found bite marks on a 3-year-old murder victim that could only have been made by Brewer's teeth. Based largely on that testimony, Brewer was convicted of raping and killing Christine Jackson, his girlfriend's daughter, and sentenced to death. After the conviction, Allgood attempted to have the biological evidence from the case destroyed. Brewer's lawyer objected and managed to preserve it.
A decade later, more-advanced DNA testing determined that there was semen from two men inside of Jackson, and neither of them was Kennedy Brewer. The state Supreme Court ordered a new trial. Despite the test results, Allgood planned to prosecute Brewer again. When The New York Times asked him why he hadn't bothered checking the crime scene DNA against the state's DNA database, Allgood replied that the state doesn't have such a database. This came as a surprise to the man who had been running it.
Allgood's decision to retry Brewer and his opposition to checking the crime scene evidence against the state DNA database kept Brewer in prison for another six years. When the DNA was finally checked, it revealed Christine Jackson's murderer and showed that he had also raped and murdered another young girl two years later, just a few miles away. Allgood had used Hayne, West, and dubious bite mark testimony in that case too, convicting the wrong man. In 2008, that man, Levon Brooks, was exonerated and freed. The DNA in both cases matched a man named Justin Albert Johnson, who later confessed to both crimes.
Allgood continues to win re-election, and there are still countless people in prison based on his use of Hayne and West. One of them, Eddie Lee Howard, is still on death row.
The DNA Denialist
Michael Mermel, assistant state attorney, Lake County, Illinois
Michael Mermel has a history of standing behind his hunches, even in the face of contrary DNA evidence. In 2005, when a DNA test on an 11-year-old rape and murder victim didn't match his suspect, Mermel argued that the victim must have been sexually active around the time of her murder.
When a DNA test in 2003 showed that the semen in the underwear of a 68-year-old woman didn't belong to Bernie Starks, a man convicted in 1986 of raping and murdering her, Mermel dismissed the results because the semen came from the victim's clothing. Had it come from the woman's vagina, Mermel said, "I would be standing over there advocating the side that the defense has in the case."
Three years later, defense attorneys found the rape kit and tested semen recovered from the woman's vagina. Again, there was no match. Mermel again wouldn't budge, this time arguing that the woman must have had sex with someone else just before the rape.
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It's entirely too early in the week for this.
Actually, if you read all the way to the end he tries to tie a hopeful bow on top of the nutpunch package.
Of course, in the immortal words of "Rowdy" Roddy Piper: "Lady, that's like pouring perfume on a pig."
Attorneys on both sides of criminal litigation should be sanctioned for unethical behavior. As often as it occurs. Prosecutors appear to regularly avoid sharing exculpatory evidence, for instance.
Who prosecutes the prosecutors?
Other prosecutors, of course.
And vigilantes.
Kristi Fulgham is no longer on death row. The MSSC overturned her death sentence last October, and the victim's family did not want another penalty hearing. Because only a jury can hand down a death sentence in Mississippi, that meant the judge could sentence her to life without parole as a maximum punishment.
Thanks for the reporting, and sorry to quibble with facts. I've kept up with this case fairly closely since the victim was my neighbor at the time of the murder.
Attorneys on both sides of criminal litigation should be sanctioned for unethical behavior. As often as it occurs. Prosecutors appear to regularly avoid sharing exculpatory evidence, for instance.
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And if you are interested in the latest from Forrest Allgood, how about the prosecution of a mother who miscarried for depraved heart murder?
Better yet, Allgood will not file felony charges against a woman who hit a cyclist, got out of her car to see what happened, and ran over the cyclist again. (They're saying the charges should be for the second time, not the first)
1. Prosecutorial misconduct should be a Felony offense
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1. Prosecutorial misconduct should be a Felony offense
You misspelled "Absolute immunity" there.
Try this instead:
Prosecutorial misconduct must be protected by absolute immunity to preserve our freedoms and protect the children.
There, that's more in line with recent Supreme Court rulings....
Not sure they're immune if they do anything unethical.
Prosecutorial misconduct must be protected by absolute immunity to preserve our freedoms and protect the children.
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He also forget the sleazy and fraudulent Dan Ford, who (in Bernard Naran's case) withheld exculpatory evidence; threatened witnesses; and urged conviction because (he argued) gays rape children.
I misspelled Baran.
Stephen Metcalf has issued a "response" to his critics: http://www.slate.com/id/2297590/
Thank you, Alert Citizen!
Too bad prosecutors aren't this over-zealous when it comes to corporate crimes.
If only there were roving lethal injection vans in America. Sadly, there would never be one assigned to Wall St. Personally, they should circle all government buildings and corporate financial buildings 24/7. Instead drug users, sodomites, and transients would get a free ride on the death bus. Damn you, Facist America...
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Martha Stewart was convicted of perjury for saying that she didn't commit a crime for which the prosecutors declined to charge her. She was clearly attacked because she was a Brand Name and a successful businesswoman. The 'crimes' she was accused of (but not tried for) committing were related to stock prices. Please explain to me, in small words, how this is not a Prosecutor abusing his power in a corporate case?
Because she actually did what they said she did?
Whatever happened to "innocent until proven guilty"? If she was guilty of what the prosecutor claimed she did, then convict her of it!
What about the despicable Elliot Spitzer? He used frivolous lawsuits and criminal charges for pure political gain.
Prosecuting prostitution rings while frequenting prostitutes is hypocritical but not damaging.
Along the way, however, he ran the man who built AIG out of power (eventually NY lost every case they threw at Greenberg). When the replacement for Greenberg turned out to be an idiot, the company and much of the American economy collapsed.
Prosecuting prostitution rings while frequenting prostitutes is hypocritical but not damaging.
Come again.
Either commercial sex constitutes a crime or it does not, and Mr. Spitzer's connections and money can not change that fact.
He has either knowingly sent innocent men and women to jail, or he is de facto even if not de jure a felon.
There is no middle ground here.
You would think that these fatheads would understand that prosecuting the innocent means that the guilty go free.
Unless they just don't care.
Gee, somebody explain to me how we need big government running the system to ensure fairness.
If the misbehaving prosecutor was duly elected, then we are all to blame?
Well, the public probably does not hear anything about prosecutorial misdeeds. And even if they do, they are likely forgotten. Seriously, though, why aren't there anti-candidate ads on TV to point to these abortions of justice as perfect reasons not to reelect these prosecutors?
In their minds, the person is guilty of SOMETHING, even if not the crime they are on trial for, so they deserve whatever sentence is given.
In my mind, the prosecutor deserves to be drawn and quartered, and I don't mean figuratively.
They don't care, They care about winning a point. That's all.
And if you prove that they were in fact wrong, and that an innocent person has taken the offender's place in prison?
They will ignore the fact they destroyed someone's life and family, and simply state that they are "convinced" the guy is nonetheless guilty, and that their own actions were just.
They then walk away, counting the money they made from destroying that person's life and family.
"...prosecuting the innocent means that the guilty go free."
You assume that all crimes have victims, and some level of justice need be weighed. Bad assumption.
"...prosecuting the innocent means that the guilty go free."
You assume that all crimes have victims, and some level of justice need be weighed. Bad assumption.
Did anyone forget the formula for mixing fuel oil with ammonium nitrate?
1:1 Oh wait, that's matter and antimatter.
1:1 Oh wait, that's matter and antimatter.
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Their TV stations all suck.
Well unfortunately their definition of justice can be very different. What you don't hear from the mainstream media is that Egypt is actually a lot worse now. Trials are swiftly done in military courts. A 17 y.o. guy was sentenced to death. In revising their constitution it was reaffirmed to be based on Islamic law. A english speaking girl who has been documenting the 'revolution' was interviewed by the BBC and told them that she has lost all hope over the last few months saying that the situation has actually gotten worse, despite the BBC's leading question of "but haven't things improved?" twice.
B-b-b-but...Arab Spring!
I would go much further than simply having accountability hinge on misconduct or unethical behavior.
The only way to reform the system, to make it truly about justice, is to hold the prosecutors, AND the judge (who is responsible for filtering the evidence), AND the jury (those who voted for the conviction) accountable for wrongful convictions.
Juries can't be held responsible for evidence never presented.
Juries can't be held responsible for evidence never presented.
Why not?They can be held responsible by vigilantes with enough firepower and the will to use it.
Did you learn a new word today?
"Why not?"
Um, are you really asking why people can't be held accountable for things they were never told and information they never had? REALLY?
Good ideas. Except the jury part.
Well I included juries partly out my own experience in one, lol. (In fact, I never want to serve again)
Given that juries do have the legal authority to nullify, they should also exercise some real discernment, some real thinking, even in spite of the judge, when someone else's life is on the line.
For example: http://reason.com/archives/200.....llificatio
Nick recounts the judge who says: "When it comes time for you to deliberate, you have to agree to apply the law as I define it. If I tell you that black is white, or that wrong is right, that's what you have to believe in reaching your decision."But I also think jury duty should be voluntary.
You were on a jury? Did you lie to get there? No true Libertarian (or Scottsman) could ever get on a jury without lying.
I got a jury notice in the mail the other day. I just put 'return to sender' on it.
The fastest way to get off of a jury is to explain to the lawyers involved about your deeply held belief in jury nullification.
Or involvement in unpleasant legal encounters with perjured police testimony.
And that you believe in professionally educated jurors. Send you home in a flash.
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the american just-us system is about persception and the mob.
for example; if someone is serial killing the 'gobment just-us' system then finds a 'guilty' person to punish. the american mob is then satisfied. and the social engineering can continue...
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4 pages of this? I can't do it. I can't read it all. My mind would die from sheer anger.
Keep going. The last two pages are about good prosecutors who are actually more concerned with justice than with winning prosecutions.
The fact that 100% of prosecutors are not more concerned with justice than winning is frightening.
Anyone who brags about being able to get convictions on innocent people really needs to be crucified... literally!!
Who says vigilantism has no place in our society? Not me!
I doubt I would shed any tears if I woke up one morning and read the news about a prosecutor like the first few who was given lead aspirins, administered directly to the forehead.
Actually, I know I wouldn't shed any tears.
I am less concerned about idiots who prosecutors than I am about prosecutors who prosecute people that they KNOW did not do the thing they are being prosecuted for (example, Duke Lacrosse Team case).
I am 100%, all-the-way, jumping-up-down, hooting-and-hollering IN FAVOR of putting to death any prosecutor who KNOWINGLY prosecutes someone who could not have done what they are accused of. Just kill them.
"I am 100%, all-the-way, jumping-up-down, hooting-and-hollering IN FAVOR of putting to death any prosecutor who KNOWINGLY prosecutes someone who could not have done what they are accused of."
They should receive the same exact sanctions that they fraudulently tried to pin on the innocent accused.
I hope Rorschach is out there somewhere, preparing to lynch Allgood and the rest of the morally depraved fuckbags pulling this shit.
We'll miss you, Radley.
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You might think that putting an innocent person in prison for a major crime like rape or murder would end or at least impede a prosecutor's career.
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