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Author: Donald E. Wilkes, Jr., Professor of Law, University of Georgia School of Law.
The House Select Committee on Assassinations "found no evidence ... that [J. B.] Stoner in fact participated in the plot to assassinate Dr. King." But it did find links between Stoner and two of the Ray brothers. According to the Committee, Stoner first met James Earl Ray in the late 1968; the following year, Stoner represented Ray in efforts to withdraw the guilty plea. The Committee also said "Stoner had indicated publicly that he had information about a conspiracy to assassinate Dr. King." Before the Committee, Stoner denied having such information.
The Select Committee also found post-assassination connections between Stoner and Jerry Ray. The report states: "Jerry Ray was employed as a bodyguard for Stoner in 1969." Bynum Shaw, in a March 1972 article in Esquire, claims that Jerry Ray was Stoner's campaign manager when Stoner ran for governor of Georgia in 1970. (Stoner got 5.47 percent of the votes in the May primary.)
Gerold Frank, in his 1972 book An American Death, published a photograph of Stoner and Jerry Ray together, although Frank does not say when it was taken. Whatever the facts are in this regard, there does not seem to be any connection whatsoever between Stoner and either James Earl Ray or Jerry Ray until well after King's assassination. Still, the matter is intriguing.
The House Committee devoted nearly three full pages of its final report to the topic: "Conspiracy Allegations: Atlanta." There were three of these allegations, none of them involving J. B. Stoner or the Ray brothers. The first of the allegations came from a woman who in the opinion of the Committee "was not a credible person." The Committee deemed the allegations "not worthy of further investigation." The Committee also rejected the second allegation, which was made by a man. In the Committee's view, the man "was an unreliable witness" and "his story was false."
A different view was taken of the third of these Atlanta conspiracy allegations. The Committee described as "credible" the story of Claude and Leon Powell, two brothers who said that in the fall of 1967, at an Atlanta bar, they were told about and then met a mysterious unidentified man named "Ralph" who showed them an open briefcase stuffed with money, told them it was $25,000, and promised them that amount plus another $25,000 for killing Dr. King. The Powell brothers first reported their story to the FBI in January 1976, and further investigation by the Committee appears to have supported the credibility of the Powell brothers.
If true, the story of the Powell brothers obviously might have involved an offshoot of the St. Louis-based conspiracy against King. But the Committee "was not able to link it [the Powell brothers' amazing story] to the assassination of Dr. King."
The fact remains that a conspiracy allegation found credible by the Committee indicates that the St. Louis-based conspiracy against King may have had tentacles extending to Georgia, quite independently of any possible connection through the Rays.
This, however, does not exhaust the tantalizing list of possible Georgia connections to Dr. King's assassination. There is also the matter of Joseph A. Milteer.
Milteer was the subject of four articles by this author published in The Athens Observer in February 1987. Milteer, a South Georgia racist who died in 1974, was recorded on tape in a conversation with a police informer on Nov. 9, 1963--13 days before JFK's assassination--saying things which arguably indicate that he might have had advance knowledge of a plan to kill President Kennedy.
Milteer may even have been present in Dealey Plaza when JFK was assassinated; he may even have been photographed there. Thus, as those articles showed, there might have been some sort of Georgia connection to the JFK assassination through Milteer.
Is there also a possible Milteer connection to the King assassination?
There are tantalizing hints. In the first place, Milteer was, according to Harold Weisberg in his book Frame-Up (1971), "the Georgia functionary for the National States Rights Party ..." If this is correct--and, for what it is worth, Weisberg is recognized as a leading expert on the JFK and King assassinations--then wouldn't Milteer have had dealings with J. B. Stoner? And if he did, couldn't this lead to further connections?
In the second place, President Kennedy's possible assassination was not the only topic Milteer talked abut in that memorable taped conversation of Nov. 9, 1963; Milteer also spoke of what evidently was an effort to kill Dr. King. According to a transcript of that conversation, published by Weisberg, Milteer told the informer that a man named Brown had "tried to get" King, but failed: "He followed him for miles and miles, and couldn't get close enough to him."
When the informer said, "Oh[,] Brown tried to get him [King,] huh?," Milteer replied: "Yeah."
Harold Weisberg believes that the Brown referred to by Milteer was one Jack H. Brown, a Tennessee Klansman. Brown apparently died in 1965, three years before Dr. King's death, and there does not seem to be any connection between the attempts Milteer spoke of in 1963 and the assassination that occurred in Memphis in 1968. And, as the House Committee noted, there were many threats against Dr. King's life in the '60s.
Nonetheless, there is something uncanny about the way Milteer's remarks on Kennedy and King seem to presage the tragic deaths of these two remarkable men. Milteer, it will be remembered, survived JFK by 11 years and King by six, dying in 1974.
With Dr. King's assassination, as with President Kennedy's, the possibility of a Georgia connection cannot be ruled out. In both assassinations what evidence there is of a possible Georgia connection points in the direction of the extreme right. But with the passage of years it becomes increasingly difficult to detect or reconstruct any such connections.


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PERU — The Sunday afternoon fire that destroyed a mobile home in Peru appears to have started from an electrical source.
"It looks like it was a short in a cord," Peru Fire Chief Brian Westover said.
The Peru Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to Mark Way at 11:32 a.m.
The single-wide trailer at 20 Mark Way is owned by Bill Agoney of Peru and was rented by Craig and Tina Rock.
The Rocks were waiting outside their home Saturday afternoon for representatives from North Country Chapter of the American Red Cross to arrive.
The couple was not home when the fire started but arrived there while the 30 firefighters were working to extinguish the blaze, Westover said.
Craig said his cousin texted him about the fire, and he and his wife immediately returned home to find their house badly damaged.
The fire was mostly contained to the area between the kitchen and the living room, but smoke had damaged the whole trailer.
"They're going to be able to save some of their contents but the trailer is going to be considered a total loss," Westover said.
"It's devastating," Tina said, standing in her charred living room.
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No people were injured; two cats, Buster and Louie, were rescued from the home by firefighters, Westover said.
The Rock's third cat, Bones, was able to make it out of the home largely unscathed.
"She just had to have a bath," Tina said.
All three cats were at the vet, though. Buster's paws were burned and Louie's right lung collapsed, Tina said.
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---- — Former state Attorney General Scott Harshbarger is under contract and has begun an assessment of the "governance, policies and operations" of the Gloucester Fishing Community Preservation Fund, the permit bank has announced..
The fund, which is organized as a 501(c)3 non-profit, operates as a permit bank under the presidency of Vito Giacalone, and was capitalized with $12 million in a 2007 mitigation grant from the state for sacrificing Grade A fishing and lobstering grounds to a liquefied natural gas terminal just offshore.
The impetus for the decision of the fund to employ Harshbarger was an undercurrent of allegations and questions about the propriety of decisions made by the fund, which has a small board — four members including Giacalone — with interlocking tied to the Gloucester-based Northeast Seafood Coalition and numerous nonprofit fishing cooperatives organized under the Northeast Sector Service Network.
In addition to his role as president of the preservation fund, policy director of the coalition, the region's largest commercial groundfish industry organization, Giacalone is also an active groundfisherman, and acommercial real estate developer who has redeveloped Fishermen's Wharf at Harbor Cove. Giacalone's three sons operate an arm of BASE, the region's largest auction from Fishermen's Wharf.
A press release by the preservation fund Tuesday did not address the reason for acting to resolve the rumors and insinuations of insider trading now — more than seven months after state Sen. Bruce Tarr and Rep. Ann Margaret Ferrante, the Gloucester legislative delegation, wrote to Giacalone as president of the fund, and former Mayor John Bell, as chairman of the board of the seafood coalition, urging the two interlocked organizations to "seek legal counsel concerning their respective organizations."
The existence of the letter was first reported in the Times last July. Tarr and Ferrante wrote to Giacalone and Bell following a meeting they initiated to informally share their receipt of "phone calls from some in the industry complaining that there were conflicts of interests and unfair business advantages as a result of some, most notably Vito Giacalone, wearing too many hats."
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The fund also reported that Harshbarger, who was attorney general for two terms, 1991-1999, "has already begun analyzing internal operations of the fund and interviewing board members. The review will also include interviews with community leaders and others in the fishing community," the preservation fund's statement announced.
The announcement of the decision to retain Harshbarger, now a senior partner with the international law firm Proskauer which is rooted in New York City, came just days after the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration declared the groundfishery centered in Gloucester and New Bedford to have declined into an economic disaster.
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Although the Burlington High School teacher has the holiday off, he is still hard at work. Local artist Chris Sharp has dedicated the last five years of his life to constructing the perfect statue of Martin Luther King Jr.
Several years ago, the New York Times and Washington Post announced the need for an artistic and respectful sculpture of Rev. King. After doing some research, Sharp was certain that he was the man for the job.
"I don't have to make just a single figure, because MLK is more than could be captured in a single figure," Sharp said.
Sharp decided to combine two portraits of King in order to represent his compassion and iconic "I Have a Dream" speech. In 2011, Sharp sent 17 brass sculptures to a wide range of locations across the nation, most notably the White House. The responses were nothing but positive. He explained that the schools were his favorite recipients, "I'll get an email every now and then from the art teacher or the librarian, and they'll take a picture with a bunch of kids in front of the sculpture and the kids are just so happy to be there."
Sharp has now set his eyes on a bigger goal-- a life-size sculpture of King.
"I went with the smaller versions so I could reach as many people as possible, but on the 50th anniversary I thought that this would be a great opportunity to rally support to make a large version," Sharp said.
By the spring of 2014, Sharp hopes to have completed and installed the life-size sculpture.
"I'd like to donate the sculpture to Birmingham, Alabama, from the people of Burlington, from the people of the United States, in commemoration of the 'I Have a Dream' speech, and in commemoration of the fact that our country has the power to change and make things better," Sharp said.
Although he paid for the individual sculptures himself, this larger project comes with higher costs. The sculpture will cost an estimated $160,000 and thousands of hours in manual labor.
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Well, I will admit that posting on my blog again yesterday for the first time in a while felt pretty good! I woke up today feeling more accomplished and more on top of things!
Brittany came over this morning and we wandered over to the airport to talk to the folks over at Air Canada about one of her bags that they "lost" when she flew back from Milan over 40 days ago! The whole thing is a long story, but basically today went really well because we found out that her bag is in a warehouse in Montreal and we put in a request to retrieve it and she should have it soon! Hoorah!
Back at home, we had a small celebration with a few relatives for my mom's birthday which was last week, and it was nice for Brittany to hang around and mingle with some of the folks a little. We ordered Chinese food for dinner and afterwards I spent my evening playing Commander Keen with Brit.
After she took off, I spent two hours taking apart, dusting out, and upgrading my file server Bob. He is now hosting a total of 3.6 Terabytes on his own… which accounts for slightly over half the hard drive storage I have in my house.
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A 38-year-old Michigan woman was sentenced Friday to five years in prison after being convicted last month of making up a story that two men had entered her home about 80 miles from Detroit and raped her.
The two men, who attended the same church as Sara Ylen's ex-husband, likely would have been charged, but for the "airtight alibis" they offered, said St. Clair County Judge Daniel Kelly. He gave Ylen two years for making a false rape report and a consecutive three-year sentence for tampering with evidence, the Associated Press reports. The evidence-tampering concerned makeup she applied to make it appear that she had been bruised.
Also present at the sentencing hearing was James Grissom, who was sentenced to 15 years in an earlier case in which Ylen said she had been raped. He was released after his conviction was reversed in 2012. At that point, he had served nearly 10 years.
He called Ylen's sentence a "slap on the wrist," the AP reports.
An appellate brief (PDF) filed with the Michigan Supreme Court in 2011 provides additional details from the defendant's perspective.
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Associated Press: "Cancer, rape fraud case bowls over Mich. community"
Detroit Free Press: "Sara Ylen pleads no contest in fake cancer, health care fraud case"
Detroit News: "False rape victim's lies unraveled many lives"
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By Maureen Hayden
CNHI Statehouse Bureau
Republican state Sen. Jim Tomes says there may be growing support for his proposal to train more school teachers in the use of firearms.
Tomes, a gun-rights advocate from Wadesville, floated the idea of arming teachers in a December interview with an Indianapolis TV station when he was considering introducing legislation that would make it easier to do so.
Within days of the story, he heard from teachers and retired educators in Indiana and around the country who supported the idea.
"Two months ago, if we talked about this, we'd have been laughed off the face of the planet," Tomes said. "Maybe now, there's an opportunity to express some points of view that people never thought of, or refused to think about."
What changed the conversation was the Dec. 14 shooting at a Connecticut school that left 20 children and 6 teachers dead.
In the wake of the shooting, Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy, who's called for tougher gun control, said more guns in schools are not the answer: "Freedom is not a handgun on the hip of every teacher, and security should not mean a guard posted outside every classroom," Malloy said.
But Tomes is convinced that giving teachers the option of carrying a concealed firearm needs to be part of the national debate over gun control that's been raging since the Connecticut tragedy. Already, schoolteachers in Ohio, Utah and Texas are signing up for firearms training classes.
"I would not want to make this a mandate in any shape or fashion," Tomes said. "I wouldn't want anyone to carry a firearm who's not comfortable with it…But for teachers who are willing to go through rigorous training and who are willing to act as the first responders to protect our children, they ought to have the right to do so."
Tomes said Indiana law already gives schoolteachers that right.
A state law that allows schools to ban weapons from being brought onto their premises exempts anyone who has been employed or authorized by a school "to act as a security guard, perform or participate in a school function, or participate in any other activity authorized by a school."
Tomes' hope is that more school corporations in Indiana will designate teachers or other employees to act as security officers and allow them to be armed. He also advocates that those school employees receive intensive training from an organization like the Indiana Firearms Association, whose members are certified firearms instructors.
"I won't accept an argument that teachers can't be trained as well as law enforcement officers," Tomes said, adding that many police officers have had no firearms training before entering the state's law enforcement academy.
Tomes has faced opposition from the Indiana State Teachers Association. "I don't think that proliferation of firearms on school property is good for kids," ISTA president Nate Schnellenberger told the Associated Press.
Mike Ward, director of the Indiana Association of Chiefs of Police, declined comment on Tomes' proposal. The association favors proposed legislation, promoted by Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller, that would provide more state dollars to local school corporations to put more police officers in schools.
Tomes doesn't oppose the legislation but said it doesn't go far enough. He said most schools will still only be able afford to have one police officer on staff.
"They (police officers) are not super humans just by virtue of having a badge and uniform," Tomes said. "They are merely mortals like the rest of us, they can only be in one place at one time."
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|Brantley's 5 RBIs lift Indians past Tigers 9-6
|Monday, July 08, 2013 12:12 AM
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CLEVELAND — The Indians were down, in danger and nearing doom.
They never buckled. They fought back.
"We've got that never-say-die attitude," first baseman Nick Swisher said. "The good teams pick each other up and the bad teams pick each other apart."
Michael Brantley hit a 2-run homer in the eighth inning off Al Alburquerque as Cleveland, which blew a big lead, ended a 7-game skid against Detroit with a 9-6 win Sunday to trim one game off the first-place Tigers' lead in the AL Central.
Brantley, who hit a solo homer in the sixth and had a career-high five RBIs, drove a 3-1 pitch from Alburquerque (1-2) over the wall in right field as the Indians, a team capable of streaking in any direction at any time, recovered after their bullpen couldn't protect a 6-1 lead against one of baseball's best lineups.
Detroit had rallied to tie it 6-all in the eighth on Torii Hunter's 3-run homer off Vinnie Pestano.
But the Indians didn't quit. It's not their style.
"The boys came out and punched back," Pestano said. "They didn't hang their heads. It's the personality we've got. It's the closeness of this group."
Cody Allen (4-1) got one out in the eighth and closer Chris Perez, who recently came off the disabled list, gave up a single in the ninth before getting his ninth save — a save the Indians had to have.
"That one would have been a tough one to go home today if we had lost," Indians manager Terry Francona said.
Detroit had its 5-game winning streak snapped and missed a chance to open a 4 1/2 game lead over the second-place Indians, who can split the series today and get back to where they were before it started — if they can beat unbeaten Max Scherzer (13-0).
Carlos Santana hit a 2-run homer and Lonnie Chisenhall added a solo shot as the Indians beat the Tigers for just the fourth time in 15 games.
Hunter had four RBIs and Miguel Cabrera homered and had four hits for the Tigers, who took little solace in a comeback that came up a little short.
"We were able to tie the game and give ourselves a chance but at the same time we lost," Hunter said. "Wins, that's all that matters. No matter what you do, late-inning production, I don't give a doggone … wins."
Before Brantley's shot, the Indians were in peril of losing a game that could have haunted them for months.
Cleveland built a 6-1 lead and got a quality start from Corey Kluber only to have its bullpen waste it.
Down five runs and unable to do much against Kluber, the Tigers stormed back by scoring twice in the seventh and tying it when Hunter drove a 2-1 pitch onto the pedestrian patio in left.
The shot drained the life from Indians fans but pumped up Detroit rooters, who filled Progressive Field with chants of "Let's Go Tigers!"
Cabrera and Prince Fielder followed Hunter's homer with singles and Francona, without a lefty available in the bullpen because Rich Hill pitched the previous four games, pulled Pestano. Allen came in and threw a wild pitch but was able to keep it knotted by striking out Victor Martinez.
After being manhandled for the second straight game, the Indians, at the urging of designated hitter and elder statesman Jason Giambi, had a team meeting Saturday. While none of the players provided much detail about what was said, the session seemed to work.
The Indians built a 5-1 lead after two, which seemed to be more than enough support for Kluber, who allowed two runs and matched a career high with 10 strikeouts in 6 1/3 innings.
Cabrera's 28th homer gave the Tigers a 1-0 lead in the first. With two outs, Cabrera drove Kluber's first pitch, a 96-mph fastball, 15 rows up the left-field bleachers.
But the Indians came right back, scoring four in their first at-bat against Doug Fister as Brantley hit a 2-run double and Santana followed with his 11th homer to make it 4-1.
Brantley went 3-for-4 and scored three times.
NOTES: The Indians lead the AL with 176 2-out runs. … Scherzer will try to become the first pitcher to start a season 14-0 since Roger Clemens in 1986. The right-hander has already beaten the Indians twice this season and won 19 of his last 20 decisions. … The Tigers placed LHP Darin Downs on the 15-day DL with shoulder tendinitis. They recalled Evan Reed from Triple-A Toledo. … Before the game, the Indians sent RHP Carlos Carrasco back to Triple-A Columbus. Carrasco (0-4) was recalled Saturday and thumped for six runs and 10 hits in just 3 1/3 innings. … Miguel Cabrera entered the game with 121 hits, the most by a Tigers player through 86 games since Hall-of-Famer Al Kaline, who had 128 in 1955


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With the tide dropping and negligible wind, the conditions were at their best at around midday. From first light it was apparent that Backdoor would be the principal adversary.© 2014 ASP / Cestari
Gabriel Medina was the indisputable stand-out. He discovered a string of Pipeline bombs where it seemed there were none, and accentuated his waves with alley oops and power carves. His opponent, Bruce Irons, was left flummoxed.© 2014 ASP / Kirstin
Alejo Muniz snagged one of the waves of the morning and easily surpassed Marcus Hickman in Round 1. Unfortunately the waves didn't cooperate with him in the afternoon and he exited with a meagre 4.27 combined score.© 2014 ASP / Cestari
As is to be expected from a former Pipe Master, Jeremy Flores was looking dominant. "The waves started to get better and I saw the wind switching and saw those perfect A frames," he said. "I was pretty stressed because I was frothing so hard and thought I might take off on too many waves. I think it's only going to get better from now on, hollow barrels, and it's good for everyone. It's Pipe. It's a dream."© 2014 ASP / Kirstin
Sebastian Zietz on the wave of the day. "I just dropped in and the foam-ball hit me and I was on one foot for a second," he said. "I put my foot down and was going the perfect speed to get barreled all the way through. That was just a perfect wave."© 2014 ASP / Kirstin
Kahea Hart finds a gaping, glassy keg first thing in the morning.© 2014 ASP / Cestari
Granger Larsen© 2014 ASP / Cestari
The North Shore has been unusually quiet over the past weeks, however, if there is one spectacle to bring in the crowds, this is it.© 2014 ASP / Cestari
Yadin Nicol emerging from the mist. He defeated Kahea Hart in Round ,1 and Travis Logie in the afternoon.© 2014 ASP / Cestari
A casual glance at the beach. Yadin Nicol letting his satisfaction be known.© 2014 ASP / Cestari
Kieren Perrow's campaign was cut short by an awkward wipeout and subsequent dislocated shoulder. He still squeezed in a couple of Backdoor bombs before bowing out.© 2014 ASP / Cestari
Perrow was dragged out of the water with his right arm dangling limply by his side. This was his last 'CT contest, and not the manner in which he dreamed of being carried up the beach.© 2014 ASP / Cestari
Medina© 2014 ASP / Kirstin
Australia's Ryan Callinan took down Dane Reynolds with a composed and fearless display of backhand tube-riding. unfortunately his luck ran out against Seabass.© 2014 ASP / Kirstin
Not known for his prowess in the hollow stuff, Mitch Crews was a surprise package on day one, defeating Shane Dorian and Matt Wilkinson on his way to Round 3. "This Hawaii season's one of the best I've ever had," Crews said. "This has been an incredible run and that heat was a great time. I saw the heat draw and knew I'd draw someone from Hawaii who was incredible. Shane Dorian, he's the guy. I saw him the other day and was star struck. I decided I was going to try and just get a few waves at backdoor. I never usually even get waves out here, so I'm really happy."© 2014 ASP / Kirstin
Fred Patacchia is still in with a shot of claiming the Triple Crown. He defeated Granger Larsen in round 2, keeping his campaign on track.© 2014 ASP / Kirstin
With little chance of once again claiming the injury wildcard, Dusty Payne needs to place well at Pipe to qualify for next year's WCT. Despite this ugly wipeout, he defeated Brett Simpson in round 2 and kept the dream alive.© 2014 ASP / Kirstin
Crowd favourite Dane Reynolds was outmanoeuvred, out-surfed and left combo'd by the young Ryan Callinan in Round 1.© 2014 ASP / Kirstin
Zietz standing tall.© 2014 ASP / Kirstin
The waves are set to continue to pump over the coming days, with a likely return to competition at first light on Monday.© 2014 ASP / Kirstin
And so it begins. The most revered event of the year, which sees world titles decided, 'CT spots secured, and shoulder sockets shattered. The world title protagonists didn't enter the water on day one of the Pipe Masters, however, there was no shortage of high quality sporting theatre.
As is to be expected with a draw teaming with unseeded Pipe specialists, the first day was dotted with little known standouts and big name exits. Backdoor was roaring by dawn, interspersed by the occasional Pipeline gem, and though the conditions and scoring potential fluctuated, there was generally ample opportunity for a well trained barrel hound.
The first tragic twist of the event came with the injury and early exit of Kieren Perrow. A former Pipe Master and devotee to Backdoor's hazardous rights, this was to be Perrow's last hurrah, his final contest as a 'CT surfer. However, instead of being carried triumphantly up the beach, he was loaded onto a quad bike with one arm dangling limply at his side. A dislocated shoulder is a sad, if not inappropriate, way for a renowned charger to bow out from competitive surfing.
As the tide sucked out and the wind dropped, conditions transformed from contestable to classic. Perhaps the standout of round one was Ryan Callinan, an Australian aerial aficionado who proved himself more than capable of navigating heaving Backdoor pits on his backhand. Those who couldn't resist picking Dane Reynolds for their Fantasy Surfer team were left dumbfounded by this nonchalant young charger who swept through with apparent ease.
"I had a free surf this morning, got one wave, and got dropped in on," said Callinan of his sole warm-up session at Pipe. "That was my first WCT heat and to have it against Dane was pretty special."
The majority of the day's highlights were arguably found in Round 2, with Seabass and Gabriel Medina stealing the show.
Medina paddled out in a lineup dominated by rights and succeeded in unearthing a succession of perfect Pipeline tubes. To further emphasise his brilliance, he launched a lofty alley-oop upon exiting one lengthy barrel and landed as if on a duck down cushion. The young Brazillian's aptitude at Pipeline was in little doubt before he paddled out, and to combo a Pipe veteran such as Bruce Irons only furthers his reputation .
"I got a little bit lucky," Medina said. "I got three really good barrels and did the air at the end. I was watching the guys always getting big scores at backdoor and had them in my mind. Somehow, I found those lefts and that was such a fun heat. I've always watched Bruce (Irons) and I really respect him. To be surfing with him is a dream come true."
I just dropped in and the foam-ball hit me and I was on one foot for a second. I put my foot down and was going the perfect speed to get barreled all the way through. That was just a perfect wave.Sebastian Zietz
Whether Medina will continue to find his beloved lefts is still to be seen. Round 3 will see him face off against another favourite John John Florence, in a battle of the baby-faced titans.
If best all-round performance went to Medina, the wave of the day was claimed by Sebastian Zietz. Last year's triple crown victor paddled out against the Round 1 standout Ryan Callinan, promptly slid under a thick Backdoor lip, rode the foamball and exited with the spit. A roar went up on the beach, mouthfuls of tea were sprayed, and a perfect score was awarded by the shadowy men in the tower.
"It was a dream start to the event," Zietz said. "I got one little Pipe wave, paddled back out and it was nice having Ryan (Callinan) instead of one of the Hawaii boys. He let me pick apart the first half of that heat. He didn't try and battle me too much. Bruce (Irons) looked at that wave and I don't know what he was thinking. He probably should have gone because he probably could have got a 10 easily on it. I just dropped in and the foam-ball hit me and I was on one foot for a second. I put my foot down and was going the perfect speed to get barreled all the way through. That was just a perfect wave."
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4.6/5 rDev -2.5%
Opaque. Black. Thick looking. Nice head. Brown and lasting. Smells like coffee, sweet, freshly roasted coffee. Great malt backbone in the flavor and then coffee, loads of it. Sweet caramel center and bitter chocolate finish. Full bodied, rich, delicious. Drinkable??? By the imperial pint yes! I cant believe this beer is so strong. I downed a pint like it was a milk shake. This is a really great beer that holds its own against the really big coffee stouts. One of the highlights of the recent Chicago CTA Pub Crawl II.
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This is a truly supreme beer. A dry, hoppy stout bent on imperial conquest stumbles upon a colonial coffee plantation and sets to work ravaging the Don's beans. The bastard offspring create a beer that makes me long for Imperial Court of Nicholas II. If not for the shenanigans of Rasputin we might all be hailing the czar by raising a frothy glass of this stout. Possibly the best beer I've had this year.
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The base beer here is Will's Russian Imperial Stout. Black Cat has been "dry beaned" with coffee beans. This basically means that a portion of the RIS was aged with fresh Intelligentsia coffee beans.
Appearance: Black, very opaque beer. Brown head with fairly good retention. The beer appears slightly oily.
Aroma: Smells strongly of sweet black coffee. Aroma is heavy with fresh ground beans. I don't even drink coffee, but this smells great.
Taste: Full bodied beer. The flavors here are harsh but superb coffee ground flavor mixed with sweetened caramel from the malts. There is chocolate bitterness in the finish, but it is mostly hidden by the coffee flavor. The beer is slightly slick on the tongue.
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Midyear attendees enjoy some laughs, and a little off-the-record CLE, at ABA Night at the MoviesHome
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Midyear attendees enjoy some laughs, and a little off-the-record CLE, at ABA Night at the Movies
By James Podgers
Feb 10, 2013, 09:00 am CDT
All around America, Saturday night is probably the most popular time to go out and catch a movie, so why not bring the tradition to ABA meetings?
That was the thinking behind ABA President-Elect James R. Silkenat's idea to sponsor ABA Night at the Movies on Saturday during the association's 2013 Midyear Meeting in Dallas.
"I was looking for a way to bring attendees and their families something to do other than the typical meeting rounds of receptions and dinners, and the idea of a movie and popcorn came up," said Silkenat, a partner at Sullivan & Worcester in New York City.
So Silkenat began asking colleagues for suggestions, and referred back to a list of the 25 Greatest Legal Movies published in the ABA Journal in 2008, and chose the comedy My Cousin Vinny, which stars Joe Pesci as a rough-around-the-edges lawyer from New York who is called down to a small Southern town to help his cousin and friend--the immortal "two yutes"--beat a murder rap.
In addition to being hilarious, said Silkenat, the film "really has great trial court scenes that every lawyer has responded to."
A few of the 50 or so lawyers and guests who gathered in a ballroom at the Hilton Anatole Hotel were eager to see My Cousin Vinny for the first time.
"I've been a lawyer since 1975, but I've never seen it," said Glenn Lau-Kee, a member of Kee & Lau-Kee in New York City.
"We're actually completing his legal education," said David M. Schraver, a partner at Nixon Peabody in Albany who is president-elect of the New York State Bar Association. Schraver, who was joined by current New York Bar President Seymour W. James Jr. of The Legal Aid Society in Albany, noted that clips from My Cousin Vinny are often shown at CLE programs in New York--which is not the only state where that happens.
Sitting among the New Yorkers, Sam Okudzeto had a good excuse for never having seen My Cousin Vinny: not that many American movies make it to Accra, Ghana, where he practices law. "I'm just excited about the notion" of watching the film, he said.
Schraver acknowledged that My Cousin Vinny doesn't top his list of lawyer movies. "To Kill a Mockingbird is a classic," he said, "but this is the funniest one."
Silkenat said he plans to repeat ABA Night at the Movies in August when the ABA holds its Annual Meeting San Francisco, where he will start his one-year term as president. What film will be shown? Stay tuned.


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Now he's visiting the Steelers, according to ESPN's Calvin Watkins.
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Adams played on the left side while in Dallas for the majority of his career but he would likely move to the right side if the Steelers decide to take a flyer on him.