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If Brian Burke is offered the job as president and general manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs, he will be the second person Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment has asked to take over the reins of the NHL club in the last 15 months.
TSN has learned that Carolina Hurricanes' general manager Jim Rutherford was formally offered the dual position as president and GM of the Leafs in August of 2007, at which time John Ferguson Jr. was still in place as the GM of the team.
Sources close to the MLSE board told TSN that the Leafs went through a prolonged dialogue with Rutherford that started in August of 2007 when the Leafs requested and were granted permission from Carolina owner Peter Karmanos to talk to Rutherford, the Toronto-area native.
The sources said Rutherford had ''multiple'' face to face meetings with the MLSE board in Toronto in August of last year and it culminated with a formal and firm job offer, which Rutherford apparently considered before notifying the Maple Leafs he was rejecting it to stay with the Hurricanes.
''I am the GM of the Carolina Hurricanes and that's my only focus right now,'' Rutherford told TSN when asked about his history and situation with the Maple Leafs dating back to the summer of 2007. ''I am not going to comment on things that may have happened or may not have happened a year ago. There's really nothing else for me to say.''
MLSE president and CEO Richard Peddie also declined to comment. ''We will continue to not talk about candidates or the search process,'' Peddie said in an e-mail. ''We only talked (about it) yesterday because of the surprise developments.''
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DVD Release Date: April 30, 2013
Theatrical Release Date: November 21, 2012
Genre: Drama/Romantic comedy
Run Time: 122 min.
Director: David O. Russell
Cast: Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence, Robert De Niro, Chris Tucker, Jacki Weaver, Julia Stiles, Dash Mihok, John Ortiz, Shea Whigham, Anapum Kher
In stark contrast to most romantic comedies with the requisite meet-cute, soft lighting and the epic finale usually involving someone chasing his/her soulmate through an airport, David O. Russell's Silver Linings Playbook is anything but typical. If anything, it's the genre's slightly unhinged cousin.
Given Russell's body of work, which has always gravitated toward lovable misfits, complicated family dynamics and people who love screaming at each other (see: The Fighter, I Heart Huckabees and the criminally underrated Flirting With Disaster), it's not surprising that he doesn't opt for the universal crowd-pleaser.
Still, as lovably offbeat as Silver Linings Playbook is, the story is still grounded in enough reality to resonate on a deep emotional level. With a role that demanded something more than swagger, a rarity in his career so far, Bradley Cooper (The Words) turns in what's easily his best performance yet. Showcasing a surprising vulnerability as Pat, a bipolar teacher who just wrapped up an eight-month stint in a mental hospital, his new lease on life is what inspired the movie's title.
As grim as Pat's existence has been since he caught his wife cheating on him, snapped and lost his teaching job in the process, he's now determined to see the silver lining in every situation. Unfortunately, that isn't quite as easy as he hoped.
In the midst of making great strides, he's derailed by reading Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms. He falls apart whenever he hears Stevie Wonder's "My Cherie Amour," the song played at his wedding. And if moving forward in a healthy way wasn't already challenging enough, his football-loving father (Robert De Niro, Being Flynn) certainly isn't helping matters.
Apparently, crazy runs in the family, and Pat's dad is practically OCD when it comes to his beloved Philadelphia Eagles. Believing the team's string of bad luck directly correlates with Pat's failure to watch the games with him on Sunday afternoons, their father/son dynamic ebbs and flows like quarterback Michael Vick's productivity in the red zone.
Adding another layer of drama to the proceedings is when Pat and Tiffany (Jennifer Lawrence, X-Men: First Class) eventually meet not-so-cute at a family function. As they compare the anti-depressants they've taken the way soldiers trade war stories, Pat is both startled and dazzled by Tiffany's lack of social skills. Clearly he's found a kindred spirit, even if he makes it known from the get-go that he's determined to win his ex-wife back.


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Norman E. Gustafson, 95, of Pengilly Minn. and long time pioneer resident of La Hacienda Estates in Alamo Texas, passed away peacefully on Nov. 27, 2012.
Norman E. Gustafson, 95, of Pengilly Minn., and long time pioneer resident of La Hacienda Estates in Alamo Texas, passed away peacefully on Nov. 27, 2012.
He was born in Mentor, Minn., the oldest of seven, to parents Gustav and Rena Gustafson on Dec. 15, 1916.
Graduated from Greenway High School and Itasca Junior College with honors. Norman served in the United States Navy during World War II. He retired from the M.A. Hanna Company after 25 dedicated years of employment as a Mining Engineer. He was an avid camper, golfer, bowler, dancer, hunter and fisherman. He was active in the communities he lived in.
Preceded in death by wife of 48 years, Anne; second wife of 12 years, Kathy; son, Charles; brothers, Clayton and Gordon; sisters, Bernice, Murial and Donna and many relatives and friends.
He enjoyed his family and is survived by daughter, Norma Anne McReynolds; brother, Virgil; Kristie; eight grandchildren; 10 great grandchildren; extended family: Steven, Susan and family, Tommy, Ryan, nieces, nephews and cousins; friend, Ruth and many others.
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These gloves employ Pearl Izumi's P.R.O. fabric, but with an added twist. Pearl included Minerale™ as an additive, which was chosen to improve the heat retention of the gloves. So, your digits stay warmer for longer. As with other iterations of the P.R.O. fabric, it's a polyester/spandex blend, which pairs controlled stretch with excellent breathability. Basically, this material transports moisture away from your hands to the surface of the fabric. From there, it quickly evaporates. The upshot is that your hands stay dry, which is essential for keeping them warm when the mercury is low.
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Little soccer game with big goal: Kicking violence
A group of Vermont college students has come up with a soccer-centric video game that teaches boys how to pass, dribble, tackle, score--and, hopefully, respect girls.
If that seems like an unlikely connection, students from the Emergent Media Center at Champlain College in Burlington would disagree. They've spent two years developing Breakaway, a free interactive online game that manages to impart lessons about violence to boys 8 to 15--while tossing them some lively gameplay.
"Breakaway is a game experience that offers youth the chance to discover how to become a champion both on and off the field," said Ann DeMarle, director of Champlain's Emergent Media Center.
The game--which debuted at the World Cup in South Africa this summer and today saw the release of its third and latest chapter--has attracted 1,000 registered users from 95 countries including Ghana, Mali, Tunisia, Indonesia, and Azerbaijan. In the early days of the game's creation, student developers journeyed to the townships of Cape Town, South Africa, as part of their research into social conditions that can lead to abuse.
The outgrowth of a United Nations-supported initiative aimed at using games to teach respect for girls and women, Breakaway has been endorsed by Cameroonian soccer star Samuel Eto'o, who also appears in the game as a virtual football mentor.
The title presents interactive storylines, each featuring new characters, that have players bouncing between skill-building mini-games focusing on speed, strength, agility, and timing, and narrative challenges that require collaborative decision making on social issues such as gender equality and racial stereotypes.
In one instance, a team captain who's talented and popular but tends to be a bully becomes progressively verbally abusive toward your sister as she stands on the field. In another, a member of your all-boys' team moves away with his family, and a girl replaces him.
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For many Americans, "Lionel" means "big train fun," especially at Christmas. The mere sight of a Lionel train around the Christmas tree invokes all sorts of memories. And Lionel still offers many great "traditional" Christmas train sets. But Lionel hasn't been resting on its laurels, as shown by the exciting Polar Express train they introduced in 2004, and the new cars they have introduced each year since And remember, all of the trains and cars on this page are compatible, so feel free to shop the whole page.
This holiday season, we are especially glad to welcome a new supplier Trainz.com. They are a full-service Lionel dealer, so they helping us make many Lionel products available that we didn't have access to before. Even more important, they understand trains and people who love them, so you can buy from them with confidence.
We are also pleased to offer an old-timey style Lionel set with Coca Cola colors that are just right for Christmas.
At the same time, several of the trains that were here just a year and a half ago have completely disappeared from store shelves, and several other products are getting in short supply. So, we invite you to learn and to have fun learning about the exciting new products. But we can't guarantee any of them will be in stock if you wait too long to order.
Note about Availability and Pricing: Although I try to keep an eye on things and to recommend products that are reasonably available, the model train market does fluctuate, and any product on this page may change price or become unavailable without prior notice. (In fact, I've inadvertently caused a "rush" on several products just by listing them on these pages.) When I have access to more than one source, I provide multiple supplier buttons to give you a better chance of getting the trains you want (as long as you don't wait until mid-December to make your choice, in which case all bets are off). Still, experience tells me that It will get harder and harder to keep up as the holidays progress. So please avoid disappointment and order early.
For more detailed information about why model train products seem to come and go and why I have stopped listing prices on my "catalog pages," please see my article "About Pricing and Availability."
Note about Suppliers: While we try to help you get the trains and other products you want by recommending suppliers with a good record of customer service, all transactions between you and the supplier you chose to provide your trains are governed by the published policies on the supplier's web site. So please print off any order confirmation screens and save copies of invoices, etc., so you can contact the appropriate supplier should any problems occur. (They almost never do, but you want to be on the safe side.)
The Lionel(r) Polar Express Train Set - If you can get ahold of one, this new, reasonably priced set will give you everything you need to set up a Polar Express Train around your Christmas tree. This train set includes a very large, solid, high-quality locomotive that whistles, as well as two lighted passenger cars with silhouettes that show scenes from the movie. Poseable characters from the movie are also included. Even if you don't see the movie, you probably don't want to miss this value. (P.S. I enjoyed the movie, too.) Rumor has it that the locomotive is based on a Pere Marquette Berkshire that ran on the real railroads near the author's home when he was growing up. This locomotive is one of the nicest Lionel O-gauge locomotives that has been produced in a while. |
2009 Update: - These trains have been consistent best-sellers since they were introduced. When it came out, I said that it was destined to be a "classic," and it has already earned that title. That said, the trains themselves are made in batches and the add-on cars are made in even smaller batches, so if you want to be certain to have this train around your Christmas tree this year, order early.
Please click on a button below for details, pricing, and availability. Note about the "Large Scale" Polar Express(r) Train Set: - While you are shopping for a Polar Express train, you will almost certainly come across Lionel's "Large Scale" version. It's bigger, it's cheaper, what's not to like? Sadly, it is a battery-powered toy train with plastic track. The whole train is far too small to be considered "Large Scale" in any meaningful sense, though it does run on 45mm track (the same track width that real Large Scale trains use). And it's not nearly as well-made as the O gauge version. Readers tell me they go through a lot of batteries, and even the people who like them recommend getting a rechargeable battery and charger. If you do want to check it out, click here to see the Amazon listing. But if you want a train set that will give you historic Lionel quality and hours of unattended running, consider sticking with the O gauge (three-rail) version on this page. |
Lionel Coca-Cola 125Th Anniversary Vintage Steam O-Gauge Train Set This is a new, very popular Lionel train that will sell out quickly. It includes the "General-style" old-timey locomotive, two freight cars, and a caboose. To see a slightly larger photo of the locomotive, click on the photo to the right.
Click the Amazon button below to see availability and price. Other Coca Cola Trains and Acessories - If you like this train and would like to see other Coca Cola-themed trains and accessories to go with them, please visit our Hawthorne Village Coca Cola Train page. Even if you want to sick with Lionel trains, you'll find that the Hawthorne Village Coca Cola Railroad Accessories collection adds a great deal of interest to your railroad or Coke-themed Christmas Village.
Still a Favorite!Harry Potter's Hogwarts Express® - First introduced in 2007, this set is still introducing kids of all ages to the wonders of the old British "Great Western Railways" trains, albeit in a color scheme designed to attract fantasy lovers of all ages. This model of the Hogwarts Express™ is big enough for small hands to operate. Enjoy the magical journey that is portrayed in J.K. Rowling's enchanting Harry Potter series. Train lovers will enjoy a truly historic event in the world of toy and model trains.
This is the first European train ever modeled in O gauge by Lionel! And it includes a specially-machined model of the real, historic "Hall Class" British locomotive that was repainted for the Harry Potter movies. (If you are from the UK, you're probably used to seeing these Great Western Railways locomotives in green, but all of the other details and proportions will be familiar.)
Okay, a "Harry Potter" train may not quite seem like a "Christmas" train, but it will look great around your Christmas tree. In fact, we were impressed enough with this train to give it its own web page.
To learn more, visit the Lionel® Hogwarts' Express® page.
Improved! - Thomas the Tank Engine Set Lionel has upgraded their popular O Gauge Thomas set. Thomas's eyes move as he goes around the track, pulling Annie and Clarabel. Two Railway Workers and Sir Tophman Hat are included, as well as enough of the new, more attractive FasTrack track system to make a 40" x 60" oval, and the CW-80 transformer for more power.
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The March issue looks at the debate over the minimum wage, health reform in the states, the long energy relationship between Canada and the U.S. and much more.
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Regulating Recreational Use of Marijuana and the Role of Public Health Law Prepared by the Network for Public Health
Law Analysis of CO Amendment 64 (rec use initiative) by Colorado State University, April 2013.
Colorado Marijuana Sales and Tax Reports
Updated March 2014
In 1996, California voters passed Proposition 215, making the Golden State the first in the union to allow for the medical use of marijuana. Since then, 19 more states, and the District of Columbia have enacted similar laws. To date, a total of 20 states and the District of Columbia allow for public medical marijuana programs. ** NCSL does not count Maryland, because it's program is limited to research only.
In response to California's Prop 215, the Institute of Medicine issued a report that examined potential therapeutic uses for marijuana. The report found that: "Scientific data indicate the potential therapeutic value of cannabinoid drugs, primarily THC, for pain relief, control of nausea and vomiting, and appetite stimulation; smoked marijuana, however, is a crude THC delivery system that also delivers harmful substances. The psychological effects of cannabinoids, such as anxiety reduction, sedation, and euphoria can influence their potential therapeutic value. Those effects are potentially undesirable for certain patients and situations and beneficial for others. In addition, psychological effects can complicate the interpretation of other aspects of the drug's effect." Further studies have found that marijuana is effective in relieving some of the symptoms of HIV/AIDS, cancer, glaucoma, and multiple sclerosis.1
At the federal level, marijuana remains classified as a Schedule I substance under the Controlled Substances Act, where Schedule I substances are considered to have a high potential for dependency and no accepted medical use, making distribution of marijuana a federal offense. In October of 2009, the Obama Administration sent a memo to federal prosecutors encouraging them not to prosecute people who distribute marijuana for medical purposes in accordance with state law.
In late August of 2013, the U.S. Department of Justice announced an update to their marijuana enforcement policy. The statement reads that while marijuana remains illegal federally, the USDOJ expects states like Colorado and Washington to create "strong, state-based enforcement efforts.... and will defer the right to challenge their legalization laws at this time." The department also reserves the right to challenge the states at any time they feel it's necessary.
Arizona and the District of Columbia voters passed initiatives to allow for medical use, only to have them overturned. In 1998, voters in the District of Columbia passed Initiative 59. However, Congress blocked the initiative from becoming law. In 2009, Congress reversed its previous decision, allowing the initiative to become law. The D.C. Council then put Initiative 59 on hold temporarily and unanimously approved modifications to the law.
Before passing Proposition 203 in 2010, Arizona voters originally passed a ballot initiative in 1996. However, the initiative stated that doctors would be allowed to write a "prescription" for marijuana. Since marijuana is still a Schedule I substance, federal law prohibits its prescription, making the initiative invalid. Medical marijuana "prescriptions" are more often called "recommendations" or "referrals" because of the federal prescription prohibition.
States with medical marijuana laws generally have some form of patient registry, which may provide some protection against arrest for possession up to a certain amount of marijuana for personal medicinal use. The primary exception is Maryland, whose statute simply allows for medical purposes as a defense against arrest and prosecution of marijuana possession, but does not provide a means for patients to actually obtain the drug. As of April, 2011, people in Maryland with a debiliating medical condition cannot be prosecuted for non-public use or possession of one ounce or less of marijuana.
Some of the most common policy questions regarding medical marijuana include how to regulate its recommendation, dispensing, and registration of approved patients. Some states and localities without dispensary regulation are experiencing a boom in new businesses, in hopes of being approved before presumably stricter regulations are made. Medical marijuana growers or dispensaries are often called "caregivers" and may be limited to a certain number of plants or products per patient. This issue may also be regulated on a local level, in addition to any state regulation.
Statutory Language (year)
Patient Registry
Allow Dispensaries
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State Allows for Recreational Adult Use
Measure 8 (1998) SB 94 (1999) Statute Title 17, Chapter 37
Amendment 64 (2012)
Task Force Implementation
Recommendations (2013) Analysis of CO Amendment 64 (2013) Colorado Marijuana Sales and Tax Reports
Question 2 (1999) LD 611 (2002)
Question 5 (2009) LD 1811 (2010)
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Oregon Medical Marijuana Act (1998)
Initiative 692 (1998) SB 5798 (2010)
*The links and resources are provided for information purposes only. NCSL does not endorse the views expressed in any of the articles linked from this page.
** As of 4/22/13: Maryland's law allows for medical marijuana use as a legal defense in court. Possession of more than one ounce of marijuana and public consumption for medical reasons is still illegal. 2013 bill allows caregivers to be included in the affirmative legal defense category. HB 1101 legalized a medical use RESEARCH program and was signed by the governor on 5/3/2013 as Chapter 403.
*** While Montana's revised medical marijuana law limits caregivers to three patients, caregivers may serve an unlimited number of patients due to an injunction issued on January 16, 2013.
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Hi, my name is bill, I have an ipad 3 and haven't a clue how to use it correctly. Must be getting old.
This is a discussion on Billyontheboat within the New Member Introductions - Site Assistance forums, part of the Apple iPad Discussions category; Hi, my name is bill, I have an ipad 3 and haven't a clue how to use it correctly. Must be getting old....
Hi, my name is bill, I have an ipad 3 and haven't a clue how to use it correctly. Must be getting old.
welcome and worry not ur not the only one
You will find lots of very helpful people on this forum who are always willing to help new iPad owners, welcomeOriginally Posted by Billyontheboat
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Hi there Bill and welcome.
There is lots of good advice and info on here plus plenty of members all too willing to help with any problems.
Remember, search is your friend. If you can't find the answer you need and you post a question then give as much info as you can to help members help you i.e. iPad 1 or 2, etc. and iOS version and name of app if the problem is with a specific app........and please don't forget to read the forum rules Forum rules - everybody please read!!
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We also have an app for this forum. The link to download the app is: Discussion Forum for iPad Users for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad on the iTunes App Store
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Using input from game developers, cognitive researchers, and students, a groundbreaking computer-based assessment has been developed that will reveal what eighth-grade students know about technology and engineering. Find out what the NAEP Technology and Engineering Literacy assessment measures.
The TEL assessment will be administered throughout the country in 2014 and will feature three-dimensional scenario-based tasks that include video, audio, and interactive simulations. In addition to these scenario-based tasks, students will also complete short-answer and multiple-choice questions. See a video about the assessment.
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Forums >General Running>More miles than degrees club
I'm in -- 13 miles yesterday, temps rose from 9 to 12 deg F during the run. Had I gone much longer, the temps might've surpassed my distance and I'd have to ask for a special ruling ...
Maybe it's too easy for us in the colder regions -- I saw 100 miles with high temps in the 70's. That is much, much more impressive than anything I'll do this winter!
Is there a way to cross-link to the "frozen junk" thread?
2013: 2647.2 miles
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2013***1500 miles
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Christmas Day - 5 degrees F, 10 miles.
(Late - I could have sworn I posted this at the time, but evidently I logged my run but forgot to post here.)
MTA: So, runnerclay, try to beat double miles than degrees, showoff! Just kidding, >50 miles is amazing.
Well at least someone here is making relevance to the subject.
Shall we revive this thread? I'm in...
My most extreme More Mile Than Degrees was two weeks ago. The temp was -3 and I ran 4 miles in it. My MP3 cables and my goggles froze!
Yesterday I ran 2.5 miles in 0 degrees.
So, 9.5 points? Right?
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Today: 16 miles, 3 degrees F. Hated it. Froze everything. Icicles on eyelashes and eyebrows, frozen lips, frozen ___, etc.
From now on, I'm not running outside unless it's at least 15 degrees F. I'm in Minnesota and I'm supposed to be able to handle this, but today's experience was enough for me.
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Seeing this thread made me realize that I qualified today-sort of. 19F when I started, and I ran 19.1 miles. It was probably 20 ten minutes into the run, too.
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Hey, fellow chilly-willies! Since I posted a while back I now have a total of 29.5 "More Miles Than Degrees" points.
The chilliest was -7 with -20 windchill. Brrr.
Hey, fellow chilly-willies! Since I posted a while back I now have a total of 29.5 "More Miles Than Degrees" points. The chilliest was -7 with -20 windchill. Brrr.
Yikes, there's a points calculation for this? That's beyond my ambition, I'm afraid.
Well, it's really just a way to make sub-zero running "fun". For every mile over zero degrees, we get a point. My 29.5 is over the course of a month or so.
I think living in Minnesota makes training for spring marathons a challenge because you have to embrace the cold or stay indoors all winter. Yesterday I did 20 miles in 4 degrees. On 1/1/13 the Polar Dash half marathon was run in -7 degrees, which was the coldest I've run in and probably would not do anything colder than that.
Brrrr! I ran just few miles in -7 a while back...it hurt. Your are tough.
Hi neighbor. Just looked at the "courses" portion of your running log -- I used to do my runs at Medicine Lake, so we've probably crossed paths a few times. However, you are a much tougher Minnesotan than me. I'm getting to know my treadmill pretty well this winter.
Hey SubDood - Don't get me wrong, as you see by my log I spend most of my time on the treadmill. I do try to run outside at least once a week. If you were ever at Medicine Lake in the early evening or Saturday mornings there's no doubt we crossed paths a few times.
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This is some delicious pork luncheon meat. With a face. As you can see from the sign it's 80% pork and 20% something else they figured wasn't worth mentioning in the product description. Which means it's probably the most delicious lunch meat on the planet. I mean, 20% mystery filler AND a kid's face? That's a recipe for yummy if I've ever heard of one. I would have downed the hell out of this stuff in kindergarten. Speaking of which -- back then they wouldn't give us dessert unless we ate our whole meal. So you'd have to sneak the nasty stuff to a portly kid or stuff it in your socks when the teacher wasn't looking.
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LINCOLN — David Walocha lacked a law license in 2010 when he represented an Omaha man charged with sexually assaulting a child.
But the Nebraska Supreme Court ruled Friday that Walocha retained the ability to mount a solid defense for his client.
The high court upheld the conviction of Patrick Vanderpool, who is serving a 10- to 15-year prison sentence for sexually assaulting an 8-year-old girl. Vanderpool, 29, argued he received ineffective counsel because Walocha was surreptitiously practicing without a license.
Walocha lost his license in 1996 for failing to pay mandatory dues to the state bar association.
In essence, the high court agreed with Douglas County District Judge James Gleason, who earlier found Vanderpool's attorney was effective.
For example, Walocha arranged a plea bargain that paved the way for a lesser prison sentence for Vanderpool. He also persuaded the trial judge to suppress statements Vanderpool made to police.
Suspension for nonpayment of bar dues alone isn't enough to constitute ineffective legal representation, Judge William Cassel wrote in Friday's opinion.
"The payment of dues is a technical requirement for a license to practice law and does not reflect on an attorney's competence, ability, or legal skill," Cassel stated.
Despite his suspension, Walocha continued to litigate cases — totaling 65 over the years — while also holding down a job as a bartender. He was subsequently disbarred and sentenced to 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to misdemeanor charges of unauthorized practice of law.
Vanderpool argued he didn't know about Walocha's status until after he agreed to plead guilty in the case. During the plea hearing, Vanderpool admitted he made the girl give him oral sex over the course of several years, starting when she was 8.
Vanderpool's appeal also alleged Walocha failed to independently investigate the prosecution's allegations. Vanderpool also said he agreed to plead guilty only after Walocha convinced him it would result in a sentence of probation rather than prison.
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The high court also said Vanderpool failed to show that an investigation by his attorney would have produced evidence to assist his case.
Vanderpool will become eligible for parole in 2015.
Douglas County Attorney Don Kleine lauded the ruling, telling the Associated Press it should put to rest any questions about the status of about 60 criminal cases in Douglas County since 1996. Kleine said only Vanderpool's was a felony case; all the others involving Walocha were misdemeanors.


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Jonathan Beverly began running competitively in high school cross country on the trails of coastal Maine in the late 1970's. He has run 26 marathons and innumerable road and trail races throughout the world. His PR's, all set in his 30's, include 34:37 for 10k, 1:16:54 for the half marathon, and 2:46:04 for the marathon.
Jonathan has degrees in engineering, theology, and intercultural studies, and has held jobs to match, including selling photography equipment, leading summer youth teams to developing countries, directing international exchange programs for NYU, and freelance writing and consulting in Europe. He wrote for a variety of running publications before joining Running Times as Editor in the spring of 2000.
After having lived in six states and four foreign countries, Jonathan now lives in western Nebraska, near the Colorado border, with his wife, Tracy, and son, Landis. He helps coach the high school cross country and track teams and can often be found running the dirt roads and grassy hills of the high plains.
Sarah Lorge Butler — Senior Editor
Sarah Lorge Butler joined the staff of Running Times as a senior editor in the spring of 2012. Sarah has been working in magazines since 1995. Most recently, as a Runner's World contributing editor, she had been covering the racing, training and nutrition habits of runners of all abilities, from beginners to Olympians. Her book, Run Your Butt Off!, a beginner's running and weight loss guide, was published in 2011. Sarah ran in high school and college and completed four marathons in her 20s. These days she focuses on shorter distances and setting PRAKs (PRs After Kids) and experimenting with more minimal shoes. "I love how Running Times readers are so passionate about the sport and really make running a centerpiece of their lives," Sarah says. "Knowing they're so attached to the magazine, and reading it really closely each month, inspires everyone on staff to keep pushing to make the magazine better."
Erin Strout — Senior Editor
A full-time freelance journalist, Erin Strout, RT's newest senior editor, is mostly a marathoner chasing PRs on the road. After moving three years ago to Flagstaff, Ariz., she also became tempted by the trails--so much so that she's now had two top 10 finishes at the three-day version of the TransRockies Run. Erin's career has taken her from covering small-town crime in Pennsylvania, to editing at a business magazine in New York, to covering higher education in Washington, D.C., and finally to covering pro running for espnW and ESPN.com. Now Erin's running lifestyle and writing career are peacefully coexisting in a vibrant endurance-sports community. "Joining the RT editorial team is thrilling on many levels," Erin says. "Opportunities to combine my passion for running and journalism with my career are rare. I truly identify with the RT audience--I'm serious about training, I love competing, and I'm always looking for ways to improve. I am honored to play a part in helping our readers do the same."
Adam Chase — Trail and Gear Editor
Adam W. Chase hails from Boulder, CO, where he lived from infancy until he was 16, when his family moved to Vermont. Although he played collegiate soccer, rugby, and was on the wrestling team at Haverford College, Adam ran for the cross country team his senior year and got into marathons. During law school at the University of Colorado, where Adam was an editor for the Colorado Journal of International Environmental Law & Policy, he ran many marathons and competed in triathlons, including a couple Ironmans.
After law school, Adam got into ultramarathons and even kept up his interest while he pursued his LLM in Taxation at the NYU School of Law. Adam is now of counsel at the law firm Hutchinson, Black and Cook in Boulder, where he specializes in tax law. He also serves as President of the All American Trail Running Association and co-authored the Ultimate Guide to Trail Running. Adam competes and, more so of late, "participates" in ultramarathons, adventure, snowshoe and multisport races throughout the United States and many other countries. He is the father to Noah and David and has absurdly large running shoe collection.
Chris Evans-Gartley — Editorial Production Manager
Chris Evans Gartley joined the Running Times staff as the editorial production manager in January of 2012. Evans Gartley has also worked at two other Rodale publications (RT's parent company), including stints at Prevention (2007-2009) and Runner's World (2009-2011). He is a graduate of DeSales University with a dual major in politics and sports management and began his career in journalism at PSP, a sports publishing firm that produced game-day programs and magazines for collegiate and professional sports teams. Evans Gartley edited the NBA All-Star and Finals programs for three years and also served as editor-in-chief of Hoop, the official publication of the NBA.
Evans Gartley ran high school cross country and track in northern New Jersey and then returned to competitive running six years ago, after eliminating a four-hour daily commute. He has completed three marathons (and is probably the only RT staff member to walk an entire marathon!) and seven half marathons, with a 1:47 PR. Evans Gartley is entering his fifth year as a cross country and track coach for a K-8th grade team in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
Jill Forsythe — Web Producer
Jill Forsythe, our web producer, brings to RT a diverse background ranging from archaeologist to pastry chef to webmaster for several running clubs and races. A collegiate field hockey player who later began snowboarding and rock climbing, Jill really found her groove in running in her mid-30s. Her passion for the sport spurred her to create a regional website that helps tie the local running community together. She sits on the board of directors for her local running club and directs the only trail race in her area. Today Jill can often be found hitting the trails near her home in Allentown, Pa., when she's not busy with our website content and redesign. She hopes to finally get that first 50-miler under her belt in the near future. Of her role with RT, Jill says, "I'm excited to work with a team of running junkies who love the sport as much as I do, and, at the same time, be able to interact with the running community at large."
Renae Bottom — Copy Editor
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