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Q&A with Duke Head Coach John Danowski: Zack Greer, Playing Bryant and the '09 Blue Devils
Jon Brand - 8/13/2008
Ever since the news broke about Zack Greer going to Bryant, we've discussed what it means for the star attackman, how it will impact the team's first DI season and inspired a plethora of comments.
But we haven't gotten into what's going on at Duke right now. So to find out, I spoke with head coach John Danowski and he filled me in on the backstory to Greer's decision, how they're going to deal with his absence and what's next for the Blue Devils.
The Q&A comes after the jump…
IL: How did Zack come to this decision? How much did you and he talk as he made up his mind?
JD: Zack and I had talked in the fall and he had said he was not going to come back to Duke. He visited some campuses in the fall and was looking at different things. He was thinking about playing hockey, DIII, DI and then weighting the financial and academic aspects…The whole thing, in the end, has to be viewed from an academic aspect. This game's just a means to an end and it's about looking at how you can position yourself the best way possible…He could have gone straight into the NLL; he didn't have to play college lacrosse again… Our conversations [in the fall] were about what is going to make you happy, what are you going to get out of a fifth year and we talked about his options.
IL: You mentioned he was looking at playing hockey, going to the NLL, looking at DIII schools. What were some of the schools he was looking at?
JD: He was looking closer to home, a school like St. Lawrence, because he could play hockey and lacrosse there. But I'm not positive he could have gone. I don't know if DIII schools accept fifth-year players.
IL: What about in terms of DI hockey and lacrosse?
JD: He went and visited places like Denver and Ohio State last fall and took a look at those and the whole time, he had my blessing to do so.
IL: Spinning this forward to this year, there has been some speculation that Duke and Bryant are going to be on each other's schedules in '09. Is that going to happen?
JD: I don't think so, not this year. With the lawsuit pending and so many distractions, I don't think it's the right timing for the sport. We need to get away from the distractions of the situation right now, but maybe one day, when everything goes away — not that it ever really will — it will could happen.
IL: How does Zack's absence impact your team this year? How's the Duke attack going to look without Matt and Zack? What about the offense overall?
JD: The way the game has evolved for the attack is interesting in terms of who needs to play. If you look at this year's championship weekend, especially Hopkins and Syracuse, it was dominated by stud midfielders. Our attackman play well, but our midfield is going to need to be strong. Zach Howell was a guy who saw sometime at midfield last year, so hopefully he can have a bigger role. And then you look at Justin Turri (who was out last year with a broken foot) and you say he's an attackman. But maybe he's a middie and we'll look at that. That's where we'll focus.
IL: Now that Matt and Zack and the other fifth-year guys (McDevitt, O'Hara, Ward), is this a turnover year for you guys in terms of personnel and team image?
JD: We still have six guys coming back [for a fifth-year], including Brad Ross and Ryan McFadden. And [goalie] Rob Schroeder, who's got a fifth-year because of the injury [in '05].
And then we have these other guys, who thought they were going to get to play and now, because of the fifth-year, are probably disappointed and thinking, 'oh man, I have to wait again.' But there's no outward resentment, guys want to play and they are competitors, so it will be fine.
IL: Will Schroeder be your starting goalie this year?
JD: Yeah. He's waited a long time and we think he's excellent. He's a good stopper.
According to Danowski, Duke's going to start their fallball preparation in early October, so stay tuned for updates on the Blue Devils as we get into the fall.


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Students cannot add the two credits to their schedules on their own; once we receive the Externship Application and Supervision Agreement Form, we work with the Registrar's Office to add the two credits to the students' schedules.
- Mandatory Orientation: LL.M. students who have submitted the required forms and will enroll in a for-credit externship must also attend a mandatory externship orientation program held during the first week of the semester.
- Time Commitment: LL.M. students are then required to devote a minimum of ten (10) hours per week for at least eleven (11) weeks to the externship. The work week is Monday - Friday. Please note that some organizations request more than 10 hours per week (most students participating in the program average 12-16 hours per week), but no full-time student should work more than 20 hours in any given week.
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The Long Island economy continues to show slow signs of recovery: job creation is up, unemployment is down, and fewer homeowners are underwater on their loans. But the recovery has been uneven, and many individuals and companies on Long Island are still feeling the effects of the recession, and that of superstorm Sandy.
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The Kentucky Commission on Human Rights is offering education workshops on fair housing to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals across the commonwealth this week.
The commission is working with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to present the workshops. HUD recently changed its policy, to prevent discrimination against LGBT people.
Kentucky does not have a similar state-wide plan, but three cities—Louisville, Lexington and Covington—have fairness ordinances that protect the LGBT community.
"Those programs that are governed by HUD are going to be protected for applicants and residents who are LGBT and their families," said Victoria Stephens, spokeswoman for Kentucky's Human Rights Commission.
The new policy is internal to HUD and the LGBT community is not fully by federal law like other groups under the Civil Rights Act. It applies to HUD funded housing, programs, or applying to HUD-funded financing. The rule does not affect the U.S. or Kentucky Civil Rights acts and with respective fair housing acts.
Under the Civil Rights Act, 126 housing discrimination complaints were filed in Kentucky in 2010. Nationwide, almost half of the complaints filed for housing disputes come from one protected group: disability.
The largest protected class under the Kentucky Civil Rights act, which includes employment and public accommodations complaints, is race, said Stephens.
The workshops will take place this week at Danville, Murray and Morehead. Louisville will offer a fair housing workshop on Saturday.
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'Eternity' sinks its fangs into ULV's audience
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nFELTS MILLS The state Department of Transportation said milling and paving work from the intersection of routes 3 and 342 and ending in the hamlet will continue until this evening. Flaggers will direct traffic.
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The Community Music School of Webster University (CMS) has offered outstanding music education and performance opportunities to students of all ages and abilities in the St. Louis area and beyond since its founding in 1925.
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In part two of our interview with 1968 Olympic medalist and international civil rights icon, John Carlos, he talks about the shocked response of the audience in the stadium when he raised his fist in the now iconic Black Power salute, and much more. [includes rush transcript]Oct 12, 2011 | Web Exclusive
Hundreds of Occupy Wall Street protesters participated in a "Millionaires' March" Tuesday that wended its way through New York City's wealthy Upper East Side neighborhood, calling for an end to the concentration of wealth in the hands of a few. [includes rush transcript]Oct 12, 2011 | Web Exclusive
Occupy Wall Street protesters are celebrating in Manhattan's Financial District today after successfully defying orders to evacuate the encampment they have held for nearly four weeks. New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg had said Zuccotti Park — renamed Liberty Plaza by protesters — would have to be cleared by 7:00 a.m. following a request by its owners that it be cleaned. Thousands of people began congregating in the square...Oct 14, 2011 | Story
Speaking from Zuccotti Park in Lower Manhattan, attorney Michael Ratner of the Center for Constitutional Rights says New York City's efforts to displace Occupy Wall Street protesters in order to clean the park violates their First Amendment rights and would have led to a major confrontation. "Apart from the illegality of it, it was just too massive," Ratner says. "It would have been a bloodbath. The idea that they were going...Oct 14, 2011 | Story
From Buenos Aires to Toronto, Kuala Lumpur to London, hundreds of thousands of people rallied on Saturday in a global day of action against corporate greed and budget cutbacks, demanding better living conditions and a more equitable distribution of wealth and resources. Protests reportedly took place in 1,500 cities, including 100 cities in the United States—all in solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street movement that launched one month ago in...Oct 17, 2011 | Story
In the United States, police arrested hundreds of people over the weekend at demonstrations and occupations inspired by Occupy Wall Street. Arrest totals include: 175 in Chicago; 100 in Arizona; 92 in New York City; 19 in Raleigh, North Carolina; 19 in Denver; and 19 in Washington, D.C., including Princeton University Professor Cornel West, on the steps of the Supreme Court. West was arrested shortly after attending the dedication ceremony for...Oct 17, 2011 | Story
Broadcasting on the road from Kansas City, Missouri, we're joined by William Black, a white-collar criminologist, former financial regulator, and author of "The Best Way to Rob a Bank is to Own One." Black teaches economics and law at the University of Missouri-Kansas City and recently took part in Occupy Kansas City. "If you look [at the Occupy protests], not just nationwide, but worldwide, you will see some pretty consistent...Oct 19, 2011 | Story
A new report by the University of New Hampshire reveals that nearly 22 percent of America's children live in poverty. Another study by the the Pew Hispanic Center found that Hispanics now make up the largest group of children living in poverty: 6.1 million Hispanic children are poor, compared with five million non-Hispanic white children and 4.4 million black children. The Pew Center said Hispanic poverty numbers have dramatically increased...Oct 19, 2011 | Story
The national memorial to Martin Luther King Jr. was dedicated last Sunday. President Barack Obama said of Dr. King, "If he were alive today, I believe he would remind us that the unemployed worker can rightly challenge the excesses of Wall Street without demonizing all who work there." The dedication occurred amidst the increasingly popular and increasingly global Occupy Wall Street movement. What Obama left unsaid is that King, were he alive,...Oct 19, 2011 | Columns & Articles
Over the weekend, Democracy Now! host Amy Goodman visited demonstrators at Occupy Louisville, a protest inspired by Occupy Wall Street. They've set up an encampment right across the street from a local jail. We hear from veterans, students, social justice activists, and other community members who spent the night at the protest. [includes rush transcript]Oct 24, 2011 | Story
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Replace the Amherst sign at the Five Points!
The Amherst sign at the Five Points is more than just another sign to most Amherstonians. Those who appreciate the history of our small town would like to see the sign restored to it's original look and condition and replaced where it belongs-AT the Five Points!
Doreen Williams Kuster
Growing up in Amherst and with parents and other relatives still living there, the sign is an important part of it's small town feel. It's so much better looking than some of the ugly billboards seen around town.
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Yeah I am currently having the issue as well here 2 different browsers as well since I use Firefox and chrome as my backup
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I also have similar issues, win7, both on chrome & firefox.
The forum part works well, but the logins at the articles & site front are doing the same things people have already described. Few times it has showed me as a completely different person, too.
15-08-2013, 07:21 #13
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I'm also having the same problem for 2-3 weeks now on win 7 chrome,firefox & IE
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Just had the same issue when trying to comment on a blog post. I was suddenly logged out. No amount of clicking log in worked. I was perfectly able to make a comment as my logged-in self on a different blog post in a different tab at the same time however. Bizarre.
20-08-2013, 02:25 #15
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This is not actually a cookie issue as such but a server caching issue on content and logins. I have disabled the system for now while I investigate further. Thanks for the feedback.
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so was this re-enabled in the last 12 hours ?
because all my problems went away about the same time you posted this,
I had no problems last night or for the past few days
but now my problems are back
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JamesL, let me know if its fixed for you now.
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no, sorry
when I'm on the main page
everything looks good
in the upper right corner it says
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but when I click on any of the news items
the upper right corner has the 2 text boxes for
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the checkbox for Remember
the Log In button and the Register button
and at the bottom of the news item for "Leave a Reply", I have to enter my name and email
and I have to "click to reveal the security code" and type in the answer
if I log in at the top of the that page it briefly takes me to
and says "thank you for logging in",
then it takes me back to the article
but its exactly like before, nothing has changed
I'm still not logged in.
The log in button is still at top
I still have to enter my name and email and I have to "click to reveal the security code" and type in the answer to post.
Once I do enter the info and enter the security code I can post and post and post (as long as I stay on that news article)
but once I leave and go back to the main page, or the forum I'm logged out again.
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I also still having the problem,it was fixed for a while yesterday but then it returned again
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The little jetty, trees and shoreline, just below the Charlemont homestead are all mirrored in the waters of Thompsons Creek, in the stillness of the morning, just after dawn.
atmosphere, australia, calm, charlemont, clouds, creek, dawn, geelong, hdr, jetty, ladder, orange, phil, philt, reeds, reflection, riverbank, sky, stillness, sunrise, thompsons, thomson, timber, tranquil, trees, water
I often stand in awe and admire the beauty of God's Creation. The colours, textures, tones and shapes,especially the way the light falls and reflects, thus revealing things often overlooked, particularly during the grandeur of a sunrise or sunset, or the spectacle of a rainbow.
I really just want to try and capture and share some of what I see as "The Creator's Handiwork".
Stunning Phil.. You really have nailed the HDR~!!! Gorgeous rich and crisp.. !!
Lovely reflection and beautiful colours
Brilliant …
Gorgeous, a beautiful place to be and just think!
Great color! This is your creek then? Wonderful.
Excellent work Phil! Great colours, composition, and reflections.
stunning artwork….
at first i felt it had a japanese quality but further on it took on one of those chinese diarama cases with the storks. a wonderful shot.
I'm speechless ……… in awe
Beautiful 'she uttered' eventually!!
Oh Phil, your mastery is magic. :)


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Michael van der Ham is the latest of the young British designers to branch into resort—a step that's a little like earning your wings as a small-business entrepreneur. It's in response to demand, he says. "Yes, the good news is that, since I broadened my options and started making separates, the pieces have been selling so well, retailers are asking for more."
Actually, back-of-house expansion is the season's story at many London designers' studios this summer—a remarkable phenomenon, given the fact that, besides the Queen's Jubilee and the Leveson Inquiry, all the British newspapers are full of is double-dip recession and euro crisis stories. Nevertheless, Roksanda Ilincic and Christopher Kane have been taking on more space; and Jonathan Saunders, Mary Katrantzou, and J.W. Anderson are all on the hunt for qualified personnel as their businesses grow. It's because they're collectively managing to reach out globally; and they're doing that because what they make is wearable.
Which brings us back to van der Ham. Looking at his resort lineup, charmingly photographed in front of a bucolic theater backdrop, it's almost hard to retrieve the memory that he was the boy who started off as a free-form collagist, a guy who seemed to fuse two or even three dresses together to produce an eccentrically flowing, fresh kind of glamour. Now, his shapes—at least in this collection—are considerably calmed down and regularized into pencil-slim dresses and skirts which almost (gasp) could be worn by the Duchess of Cambridge. But mentally designing to the young regal dress code isn't something that had occurred to van der Ham. "If it does, it's unconscious," he laughed.
The Dutch-born designer's talent for choosing fabric, like the tufty, often metallic textures, and his patchworking of color is still visible to van der Ham aficionados—women who are likely also drawn to the worlds of Dries Van Noten and Marni. Still, it would be nice to see him step up the flamboyance and throw in a few surprises when he takes to the runway in September. It's van der Ham's season to graduate from the New Gen scheme which has hatched so many fledgling talents (Saunders, Ilincic, Kane, and Katrantzou amongst them), and it would be great to see him do it with a flourish.
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Uh oh...am i one of the few who still totally prefers to read a regular hardcopy? I can read a hardcopy much faster. Plus, until technology allows me to highlight text in multiple colors, use flags and write comments on the side that i can easily review later--I just can't see a full conversion. On the other hand, i think it's criminal how little authors get paid and as much as publishers are to blame, i'm happy to see them get pushed out of the market.
ANDREW WYLIE is a famously shrewd literary agent, having acquired his nickname, "The Jackal", as a result of his ability to negotiate unusually large advances from publishers for the authors he represents. Not surprisingly, this has helped him build up a roster of clients that includes many leading writers (he represents, among others, Salman Rushdie, Philip Roth, the estate of John Updike and several Economist writers, including the editor). So Mr Wylie's announcement last week of a deal with Amazon to publish electronic versions of books by several of his authors has understandably been viewed by the traditional publishers that he will bypass as a declaration of war.
Mr Wylie is starting by publishing electronic versions of some classics, such as Mr Roth's "Portnoy's Complaint" and Updike's "Rabbit" novels. Some publishers argue that they own the electronic rights to such classics, under contracts signed before anyone thought there would be electronic books—an ownership claim that authors and their agents vigorously dispute. Random House, one of the giants of book publishing, reacted to Mr Wylie's move by announcing that it now regards the Wylie Agency as a competitor, and that "Random House on a worldwide basis will not be entering into any new English-language business agreements with the Wylie Agency until this situation is resolved." Random House's move was backed by HarperCollins UK, a book-publishing division of News Corp.
Not surprisingly, authors are rallying behind Mr Wylie. On July 26th the Authors Guild issued a statement arguing that "to a large extent, publishers have brought this on themselves." In particular, in contracts for works produced since agents started discussing royalties for electronic books, publishers have at most been willing to offer authors 25% of net revenues on e-books, compared with the typical 50% split for printed books.
The Authors Guild predicts that low e-book royalties will not last, and publishers are simply playing for time, taking their extra margin while they can. But with Amazon revealing last week that it sold more e-books than hardbacks in its latest quarter, authors will care increasingly about their cut from e-books than from print—and their market power will surely prevail. Marjorie Scardino, the boss of Pearson, a firm which owns several book publishers, including Penguin (and is also part-owner of The Economist), said on July 26th that eventually "we will see a rise in royalty rates."
Still, Mr Wylie's move may also give authors some grounds for disquiet, as an agent publishing works by those authors he represents gives rise to obvious potential conflicts of interest. As the Authors Guild points out, "a major agency starting a publishing company is weird, no matter how you look at it. This sort of weirdness will only multiply, however, as long as authors don't share fairly in the rewards of electronic publishing. Publishers seeking to manage this transition well should cut authors in appropriately."
Publishing houses tempted to keep dragging their feet should consider the possibility that they risk losing more than just having to give up a further 25% of net revenues. E-books are fast coming to represent a big share of writers' income: on July 27th Amazon said the late Stieg Larsson, author of the bestselling "Millennium Trilogy" had become the first writer to sell 1m copies on its Kindle e-reader, of which it launched a new, cheaper version this week. And if dealing directly with big e-book sellers like Amazon proves successful, many writers may start to ask themselves whether they still need to sign up with traditional publishers at all.
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If I stapled some plastic to my ceiling rafters (24in o.c.) would that be enough to support R-30 insulation if layed between them? Drywall won't be installed for some time. What is the minimum thickness platic recommended?
Why aren't you using paper backed insulation stapled to the joists? If you use the proper unfaced insulation it is wide enough so that it has to be pushed into the spaces which usually holds it up, so your plastic would just have to keep it there, not support it.


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This degree is limited to students with a completed A.A.S. degree in a health-related field from a KCTCS college.
The major in Health Sciences requires 65-67 core health sciences credit hours, including a required concentration ranging from 21-22 hours. The Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences is designed for students who are interested in pursuing a health and human sciences related career. The program is an interdisciplinary program with three primary purposes:
- Allowing students with a general interest in Health Sciences to pursue a B.S. while obtaining a concentration in a specific area of Health and Human Services.
- Providing an option for students with a health related associate's degree that wish to continue their education.
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Alwan is one of only a handful of foreign nationals prosecuted in the US for alleged terrorism offenses [JURIST report] in a US-occupied territory such as Iraq or Afghanistan during wartime. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) [official website] and others have also objected to holding the trials of Alwan and Hammadi in federal court, but they have cited security concerns and said they should be prosecuted before a military tribunal at Guantanamo Bay [JURIST news archive]. McConnell and others also have said the defendants do not deserve the full protection of the Bill of Rights accorded to civilian defendants. US Attorney General Eric Holder [official website] has consistently advocated [JURIST report] that terror suspects should be tried in civilian courts, though has not found support from Congress. In April, Holder announced that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed [BBC profile; JURIST news archive] and four other co-conspirators will be tried before a military commission [JURIST report] for their roles in the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Holder, who wanted the accused be tried before a federal civilian court [JURIST report], referred the cases to the Department of Defense (DOD) [official website] after Congress imposed a series of restrictions [JURIST report] barring the transfer of Guantanamo detainees to the US.
As founder and leader of al Qaeda [JURIST news archive], Bin Laden represents the highest profile terror target captured or killed by the US. Bin Laden was killed [JURIST report] in early May by American military forces in Pakistan. Critics have questioned the legality of the targeted killing, arguing that such an action violates international law [JURIST op-ed]. Bin Laden had topped the US list of Most Wanted Terrorists [FBI backgrounder] and is believed to have approved or helped plan many notorious terror attacks including those against New York and Washington DC on September 11, 2001, the 2000 bombing of the USS Cole [JURIST news archives], attacks on US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania [PBS backgrounder] in 1998 and the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center.
The former head of Ntabakuze's defense, US lawyer and JURIST Forum [website] contributor Peter Erlinder [JURIST news archive], grabbed international attention earlier this year before the ICTR removed him from the case [JURIST report] in April for failing to appear at Ntabakuze's scheduled oral arguments. Erlinder claimed that he did not travel to the tribunal because his life was in danger and that he was on a reported hit list consisting of the opponents of Rwandan President Paul Kagame [official website]. In October 2010, Rwandan Prosecutor General Martin Ngoga announced that Erlinder would be summoned to face charges of genocide denial [JURIST report] in Rwanda, after Erlinder said that it was incorrect to place the blame for the 1994 Rwandan genocide [JURIST news archive] on one side. Erlinder returned to the US in June 2010 after spending 21 days in a Rwandan prison following his arrest [JURIST reports] on genocide denial charges.
The ITCR continues to prosecute individuals for their involvement in the 1994 genocide. In June, the court convicted and sentenced [JURIST report] six individuals, including the first female to be charged with genocide and crimes against humanity. The six were charged with conspiracy to commit genocide, genocide, complicity in genocide, crimes against humanity including extermination, murder, persecution and other inhumane acts. The court also charged Pauline Nyiramasuhuko, former Minister of Women's Development and first female genocide criminal, and her son Arsene Shalom Ntahobali with rape. The court determined that the systematic killing of thousands of ethnic Tutsi authorized and facilitated by the individuals during the genocide amounted to crimes against humanity. Nyiramasuhuko was sentenced to life in prison based on the finding that she was guilty of seven of the 11 charges against her. The varying sentences for the other individuals range from 25 years in prison to life sentences. The six, who were arrested 16 years ago, will receive credit for time served.
At its beginning, Walker ordered the trial recorded exclusively for use in his chambers, permissible under Rule 77-3. The US Supreme Court had prevented the broadcast of the trial [JURIST report] after Judge Walker attempted to put the trial in a pilot program that would have broadcasted the proceedings to other courthouses. The order continued a temporary stay ordered by the Supreme Court the same day the trial began [JURIST reports]. Supporters of Proposition 8 had objected to the controversial decision to broadcast the trial proceedings, claiming it would result in witness intimidation. The YouTube broadcast of the case, Perry v. Schwarzenegger [case materials], was to be allowed under the experimental program approved by the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit [official website] that allows cameras in civil, non-jury cases. Proposition 8 was approved [JURIST report] by California voters in November 2008.
While a high number of women serve in the armed forces around the world, Australia is only the fourth country to allow them to serve on the front-lines without restrictions. Last January, a US Military panel recommended in its latest report that women should be allowed to serve on the front lines of combat [JURIST report]. The Military Leadership Diversity Commission (MLDC) [official website], composed of retired and current military leaders, said that women, who under current defense policy are prohibited from serving in direct line-of-fire combat, should be permitted to serve in combat and that integration of women into combat forces would have no ill effects. The commission recommended a "time-phased" approach to the implementation of new combat policies that would create additional career options for women that include "direct ground combat." The report addressed common concerns among military officials that inclusion of women in combat forces would present problems with unit cohesion and that the current policy is effective due to current warfare techniques. The commission's conclusion is that in Iraq and Afghanistan women have already been exposed to combat-related activities, with no negative effects, and that the current policy is discriminatory to women.
Last month, former Ukrainian president Viktor Yushchenko [BBC backgrounder; JURIST news archive] testified against [JURIST report] Tymoshenko, his former prime minister. That same month, the Kiev Appeals Court refused Tymoshenko's appeal of her detention for contempt charges [JURIST reports]. Also in August, Judge Rodoin Kireyev rejected a request [JURIST report] from Tymoshenko to release her from prison. In July, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) [official website, in Ukrainian] announced that they are launching a criminal investigation [JURIST report] into United Energy Systems of Ukraine (UESU), an energy company at one time headed by Tymoshenko. In June, Tymoshenko filed a complaint [JURIST report] with the European Court of Human Rights alleging violations of the European Convention of Human Rights [text, PDF]. The complaint argued that the charges against Tymoshenko are politically engineered by current Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych [official website, in Ukrainian], Tymoshenko's political rival. Last May, prosecutors reopened a separate criminal investigation [JURIST report] into allegations that Tymoshenko attempted to bribe Supreme Court judges. Tymoshenko's government was dissolved in March 2010 after she narrowly lost the presidential election to Yanukovych. Tymoshenko had alleged that widespread voter fraud allowed Yanukovych to win the election.
In Vartelas v. Holder [docket; cert. petition], the court will determine whether Rosenberg v. Fleuti [opinion text], should be applied to plaintiff Panagis Vartelas instead of current immigration law that repeals the law settled in Fleuti. Rosenberg v. Fleuti held that a permanent legal resident can make "innocent, casual, and brief" trips abroad without being denied reentry. But this interpreted law was changed by 8 USC § 1101(a)(13)(C)(v) [text], which holds that a permanent resident can be denied reentry if he has committed a crime of "moral turpitude" in the past. Vartelas pleaded guilty to a crime before the law was ratified and then left the US briefly and was denied reentry. The US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit held [opinion text] that Vartelas was not entitled to immigration review and the law could be applied retroactively and supersedes the Fleuti doctrine.
In Roberts v. Sea-Land Services [docket; cert. petition], the court will clarify when the period for compensation is under the Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act [text], which goes into effect after a worker is disabled on the job. The calculation for compensation is based on several factors, including the national average wage. Dana Roberts was disabled from a period between 2002 and 2005, but her claim was not adjudicated until 2007. She is arguing that the national average wage should be used from 2007, when the award was first decided, as opposed to 2002, when she was injured. The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled [opinion, PDF] that Roberts misinterpreted the phrase "those newly awarded compensation during such period" and held that her compensation should be calculated based on the 2002 national average.
In Taniguchi v. Kan Pacific Saipan, Ltd. [docket; cert. petition, PDF], the court will decide if translating written documents is enough to be considered an "interpreter" under 28 USC § 1920 [text] for matters of compensation. The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit determined [opinion, PDF] that translating documents is acting as an interpreter under the law.
In Holder v. Gutierrez [docket; cert. petition, PDF] and Holder v. Sawyers [docket; cert. petition, PDF], the court will be considering questions on illegal immigrants who reside with lawful immigrants. Essentially, both cases concern whether the alien children of legal residents can have their parents' years in the country imputed to them for the purposes of obtaining citizenship. The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit held in Gutierrez and in Sawyers [opinions, PDF] that the Board of Immigration must review their deportation orders and consider their parents' years in lawful residence as well as if, as minors, they were residing with their legal immigrant parents.
In Wood v. Milyard [docket; cert. petition], the court will determine if the prosecution raising a statute of limitations argument in response to plaintiff's appeal is an error. Further, specific to this case, if the state's assurance to the plaintiff that they would not raise a statute of limitations argument is enough to bind them to not be able to raise it later in proceedings. The US Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit ruling [opinion text] barred Patrick Wood's petition for writ of habeas corpus based on its timeliness.
Finally, in US v. Home Concrete & Supply [docket; cert. petition, PDF], the court will look at what can activate an "extended six-year assessment" period for taxes. The case questions if an understatement of gross income attributable to an overstatement of property assets can trigger this period. A Department of Treasury regulation holds that it does, and the court will also examine if this regulation should have judicial deference. The US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit ruled [opinion, PDF] that the assessment should not have been initiated, and that the Department of Treasury's regulation was not holding.
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In May, a report [text, PDF] released by AI alleged that hundreds of people are being held without charge [JURIST report] or trial in Kashmir and Jammu. AI reported that India's Public Safety Act (PSA) [text] is being used to detain people despite the absence of sufficient evidence for a trial. Over the last decade, between 8,000 and 20,000 people have been detained through the PSA, including 322 between January and September 2010. The PSA only applies to Kashmir and Jammu, a state that has been rife with unrest since it became part of India [JURIST report] in the middle of the twentieth century. Kashmir and Jammu, which is officially part of India, has been disputed between Pakistan and India since 1947. Claims by both Pakistan and India to the territory have resulted in several conflicts in the region, particularly the Indo-Pakistan wars of 1947-1948 and 1965. In addition, there was a large show of military force by both nations in the region in 2002 that caused international alarm because both nations have nuclear weapons. India has sought to stifle unrest and a burgeoning separatist movement in the region by detaining human rights and political activists.
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Zenith's original forecast, made in March, said the Internet would account for 9.7 percent of global ad spending this year, for a total of $47.5 billion, and 12.3 percent in 2010, or $66.9 billion.
In the new forecast, Zenith predicts that online spending will exceed 10 percent of all advertising in 2008, for a total of $52.2 billion, and in 2010 account for 13.6 percent, or $78.2 billion.
Makes you want to grab the champagne, right?
But, with all these forecasts, studies, estimates, and whatnot, where's the accountability? Who's logging these numbers and then looking back at their accuracy?
We've already seen that research companies can be way off base, when it comes to forecasting web spend, so why is it that we just eat these numbers up, without wondering how accurate they are?
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Taylor said she had just finished the marathon when she grabbed her water, bag and medals, then heard a loud boom.
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When I heard that FreshDirect, a New York-based grocery delivery service, had begun selling "small farmer's eggs," I was skeptical. "They are eggs laid by young chickens that are smaller than typical eggs sold in grocery stores, and many farmers say they taste best," read the invitation to a press event at which the eggs would be served. The email went on to explain that these miniature eggs are usually sold to food processors or thrown away, and that buying them from FreshDirect would "create more profit for the farmers, helping to make organic farming more sustainable." It sounded bogus: FreshDirect wanted me to buy something that farmers usually throw away and was claiming this would help support sustainable agriculture?
But when I tasted my first "farmer's egg" - or pullet egg, as they're more traditionally and less poetically known - I found myself also eating crow: It really did taste better than the large eggs I usually buy at the grocery store. The white was less rubbery, and the yolk was far creamier. And it just tasted, well, eggier than most eggs - it was assertively savory on its own, whereas most eggs I've eaten require ample cheese and salt to mask their blandness. Mike Alderfer, the co-owner of the farm that supplies FreshDirect with pullet eggs, told me that young chickens are pickier eaters than older chickens, and their preference for corn results in richer-tasting eggs.
The experience made me wonder. Why, if pullet eggs taste better than bigger eggs, is it impossible to find small eggs at most grocery stores?
Part of the answer has to do with biology. Hens lay eggs for an average of 13 months total, beginning when they're about 18 weeks old. The older they get, the larger their eggs. (Farmers can manipulate egg size by tweaking the hens' feed or environment, but as a rule, egg size correlates with hens' age.) Hens produce small eggs - defined by the USDA as weighing between 18 and 21 ounces per dozen - only during the first month or so of their egg-laying careers. (Very young chickens occasionally lay "peewee eggs," weighing less than 18 ounces per dozen - and yes, "peewee" is the term the USDA uses.) Young chickens lay eggs fairly infrequently, just one every few days or so.
When hens get older, not only do their eggs get bigger, but they lay more frequently - up to an egg a day. "During a hen's most productive egg laying period is when the hen lays large size eggs," Elisa Maloberti, the director of egg product marketing for the American Egg Board, told me in an email. So most eggs laid by commercial hens are large eggs (defined by the USDA as weighing between 24 and 27 ounces per dozen).
This doesn't explain why it's virtually impossible to find small eggs at any retailer other than FreshDirect (and the occasional farmer's market) these days. But it does hint at a few possibilities. Not all of the eggs produced in this country are sold in grocery stores - many of them are sold to "breaking plants" that liquefy, freeze, or dry them for use in processed food products. The proportion of eggs processed in this way has increased over the past 30 years. Maloberti suspects that as the industry's demand for liquid, frozen, and dried eggs has increased, the more small eggs have been diverted from grocery stores to breaking plants.
But why isn't there consumer demand for small eggs? I suspect there's a feedback loop in play. Large eggs are the most commonly available egg size. Subsequently, recipe writers (including, I'm sorry to say, yours truly), develop recipes using large eggs. The ubiquity of recipes calling for large eggs increases consumer demand for large eggs. Repeat.
There may also be good, old-fashioned ignorance and size-chauvinism involved. Most people - including me, earlier this week - don't know that small eggs taste better. And if you're working from the assumption that all eggs taste the same, bigger eggs probably seem like a better deal.
But taste isn't the only reason to favor small eggs over large: Poultry experts say that laying large eggs is painful for hens, which, you know, makes sense. It's conceivable that lower demand for large eggs would lead to less chicken suffering. Industrial farmers often induce molting in egg-laying hens to extend the period of time during which they lay large eggs. If consumers prized pullet eggs, farmers might let hens follow a more natural production cycle instead of trying to maximize their output of large eggs.
Of course, most consumers don't have the privilege of buying pullet eggs, unless they live near an independent egg producer or in FreshDirect's delivery zone. But there are good reasons for people who do have access to pullet eggs to seek them out. If enough people ask for them, who knows? Producers might start selling them to grocery stores, instead of letting their flavor go to waste in processed foods.
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A fan at a recent Marlins-Mets spring training game in Port St. Lucie was so intent on snagging the ball from a ground rule double by Chris Young that he forgot to hang on to the stroller carrying his young son, which then careened down a hill.
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When a mysterious disease fells people - as happened in California recently, with as many as 20 children experiencing unexplained paralysis - teams of physicians and epidemiologists quickly mobilize. Perhaps you saw the movie "Contagion"? The idea is to find the culprit before it spreads but also to prevent public panic.
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Last month, 4- and 5-year-old brothers in New York quickly spent $65.95 in real money to buy virtual goods in Marvel's Run Jump Splash game on the family tablet. They were able to rack up the charges without entering a password. And for that, the boys' mother has joined a class-action lawsuit filed Tuesday against Google, accusing the company of deceiving consumers about its in-app purchase system, which critics say makes it too easy for kids to spend money on their Android devices.
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Call 911 from the side of the road, and GPS satellites can tell dispatchers exactly where to send help. Airline passengers have access to detailed maps that show exactly where they are during their journey. Hop onto WiFi, and somehow Google knows whether you're logging on from Lima or London, and will give you detailed suggestions about what to eat.
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