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A North Georgia high school athlete is putting up a big fight against cancer. 15-year-old Cameron Scroggins has been in need of a life-saving bone marrow transplant since early summer. His family put out the call for donors on Channel 3. Now we have an exciting update. He's found a match. For months, the Chickamauga community has been hosting drives to find Cameron Scroggins a bone marrow donor. Community members submitted DNA samples to see if they're a match. Now he has some exciting news to share-- they've found one. It's someone he already shares a very special bond with. "We were playing Xbox and I got a call from my mom saying my brother had a tumor and I just went to the bathroom and cried," Caiden Scroggins said.Caiden Scroggins' says he hasn't stopped worrying about his brother Cameron for even a moment since January 1. That's when the Gordon Lee High School football and baseball player was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma."It's changed me spiritually. I've gotten closer with God and I see things differently. I don't look at little things as taken for granted anymore. I say thanks for everything," Cameron said.After relapsing in June, doctors said he has to have a bone marrow transplant. The search for a donor began as Cameron's condition worsened. "On September 10th we found out chemo has stopped working and Cameron has relapsed a second time," mom Trina Robinson said.Doctors planned to stop his chemo this month, but then something happened. DNA test results came back showing 12-year-old Caiden is a perfect match. "I love him and I don't want nobody else doing it but me because I figured that could get us closer and closer every day that goes by," Caiden said."I'll actually be able to be a normal kid again, but I'm going to be Caiden Scroggins not Cameron Scroggins," Cameron said.They'll find out soon if doctors will approve the transplant November 4th. In order for that to happen, his tumor has to respond to the stronger chemo he's on now. "I'm definitely scared. I'm scared something's going to go wrong and he won't be able to get it and it just won't be worth anything," Caiden said.But Cameron's mom and three siblings say his strength gives them the encouragement that he'll win this fight. "We as a family are not willing to give up. We will go to the end's of the earth to cure Cam," Trina said.Cameron is just a few days away from his 16th birthday. Tonight he'll be at the Ridgeland football game, where he'll be taken on the field as an honorary team member. Every high school football team in Walker County has been wearing his number, 39 on their helmets. The boys' schools have been donating proceeds from games to help with medical expenses.
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On Wednesday, Gov. Pat McCrory signed into law a bill that requires hospitals to post online their prices for 140 common services and procedures and makes changes to the state personnel act. The law also bans hospitals in some situations from placing a lien on someones house to collect unpaid bills.
Near the end of the session, the bill was attached to another that sought changes to state personnel rules. It creates 500 more political patronage jobs, bringing the total to 1,500, and reduces the grievance process for state employees.
McCrory has 34 bills left on his desk.
Group opposes casino
A conservative group is urging its members to call McCrorys office to ask him to oppose a new tribal gaming casino in Cleveland County.
The N.C. Family Policy Council sent an alert Tuesday warning members about a potential Las Vegas-style casino along Interstate 85 owned by the Catawba Indian Nation. John Rustin, the advocacy groups president, said the casino would be devastating to the surrounding area.
As first reported by The News & Observer, local officials met with the McCrory administration at the potential site a few weeks ago. A McCrory spokeswoman called it a local initiative, but the governor would need to sign a gaming compact to make the project happen.
Not only would a casino cannibalize an already suffering local economy, but it would wreak havoc on the lives of individuals and families in North Carolina, South Carolina and beyond who become victimized by the ravages of gambling addiction, said Rustin. We urge Governor McCrory to take a hard stand against gambling expansion in North Carolina and cease any and all discussions regarding a casino with the Catawba Indian Nation.
The email also asks members to call state Sen. Warren Daniel and state Reps. Kelly Hastings and Tim Moore, all Republicans, to urge them to oppose the project, too.
DHHS staff gets at will notice
Dr. Aldona Wos, state Health and Human Services secretary, sent email to some agency staff Tuesday telling them theyre going to become at will employees, meaning they will no longer be protected under the state Personnel Act.
The Republican legislature gave McCrory about 1,500 more patronage positions than Gov. Bev Perdue, a Democrat, had.
The email went out to 389 employees, according to records received from the Office of State Human Resources. Included in the positions: chief medical examiner, director of the Wright School for children with mental or behavioral disorders, mental health program managers and physicians.
In her email, Wos said employees would be having individual discussions with their supervisors about the change but that she wanted to communicate directly regarding what this change means and why it is necessary.
She went on to write: As Secretary, it is my duty and responsibility to the state to build and maintain a team of the very best, brightest and most committed people who work diligently to protect the health and safety of the people of North Carolina. And it is also my duty to hold leaders with significant responsibilities accountable for results.
This change will help the Department fulfill our overall mission by strengthening leadership through increasing accountability.
McCrory turns up heat on GOP
McCrory is using Facebook to put pressure on 26 House Republicans to sustain his vetoes.
Contact your representative, Susan Martin @ 919-715-3023 who represents Pitt county and tell her to sustain my vetoes of fiscally irresponsible & job-killing legislation: HB 392 & HB 786, reads one post. The others follow the same format and link to a video of McCrory explaining his vetoes.
The direct targeting of lawmakers from his own party is a new tactic for McCrory. The governor spent the legislative session trying to get to know lawmakers, inviting dozens to breakfast at the mansion, but still found himself in the back seat for much of the session.
Rep. Mike Hager, a Rutherfordton Republican, said Wednesday the move may be backfiring. He said the GOP caucus already has the votes to override the vetoes and more members have moved in that direction since McCrory began his appeals.
It looks like the lawmakers may return Sept. 3 or 4 to vote.
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MIIS Students Celebrate International Women's Day
Students at the Monterey Institute come together to voice their hope for women and girls around the world.
November 11, 2013
"After visiting the Monterey Institute, I was all in," says Matt Jira (BA/MPA '13), a veteran of the U.S. Army who is on the verge of launching a new career in international development. "I was drawn to the international community but especially to the pragmatic focus of the academic program," he shares, adding that now, as he prepares to graduate, he is confident in his skills and "feels fully prepared to transition from military service to a career in development."
Matt enlisted in the Army at the age of 17 and served for fourteen and a half consecutive years. He served as a military police sergeant at the Camp Delta Terrorist Detention Facility in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba and as the leader of the only Department of State-certified High Threat Target Protection unit in Bagdad, Iraq in 2008. In the latter role, he was responsible for the daily security of U.S. Ambassador Ryan Crocker, as well as visiting dignitaries such as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, then-Senator Barack Obama, and King Hussein of Jordan during their official visits to Bagdad.
Encounters with extreme poverty during his overseas military service led Matt to seek a career in development, and he can think of no better place to prepare for that than MIIS. He is already on his way, with a paid internship and several positive job prospects on the horizon. He and his family feel "so blessed to be here" in Monterey, where they have enjoyed living by the ocean and being part of a "great community."
Students like Matt enrich the Monterey Institute's small international community with their wealth of experience and knowledge. The Institute is proud to be recognized, yet again, as a Military Friendly School for supporting and embracing military service members, veterans and spouses as students. MIIS also offers a number of resources to veterans on campus.
Students at the Monterey Institute come together to voice their hope for women and girls around the world.
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I have been working with tractors since I was about 3 years old. We got our first cub a few years ago when I was 16. Now, at 19 years old, I am the proud owner of three Cubs (a '48, a '50 White Demonstrator, and a '53), my uncle's '53 Super A, and a '47 John Deere AW. My entire family lacks any form of mechanical ability, however, my parents and I have been enjoying using and learning how to work on these tractors. I have been using farmallcub.com for several years and just now have signed up for the forums and they have already been a major help. I can't believe that I never used the forums here. Now I have a place to get my "dumb questions" answered.
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After Driving A Hyundai For 5 Years, Here's What It Was Like To Get Behind The Wheel Of A $340,000 Bentley
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I flashed a smile and shouted "Thanks!" in return.
I did have a nice car. Unfortunately, the $340,000 vehicle was not mine. But I did get to drive it about 30 miles from Manhattan into the suburbs on a recent afternoon.
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The Bentley Public Relations team encouraged me to push down on the gas pedal and feel the 752 lb.-ft. engine.
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Apparently not, because the ride was so smooth.
I cranked it up to 70 mph, then saw a police car skyrocket around me to pull over another member of the media driving a similar Mulsanne.
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David Ginola has come out in defence of Tottenham's Gareth Bale after the Welsh winger was booked for diving in Spurs' last two matches.
The former French midfielder believes it is unfair to label Bale, who suffered a hamstring injury in a 3-0 win over Fulham at the weekend, a diver.
Ginola said: "The kid is doing so well. He shouldn't carry this on his shoulder. I don't understand why we put pressure on him with false ideas.
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Latino farmworker communities in California's Central Valley suffer from polluted drinking water -- and High Country News can't ignore it.
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Approximately 70 people have taken the first step to a healthier life style by signing up for this year's Biggest Loser Competition. This is the second year for the competition sponsored by the Nappanee Area Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with Nappanee Health and Fitness — the purpose to promote healthier lifestyles in Nappanee.
Contestants are being offered tons of support, as well as discounts on some products and services to help them on their journeys, prizes along the way and grand prizes at the end of the competition.
A kickoff meeting took place Jan. 10 at Nappanee Health and Fitness where contestants were introduced to a whole team of professionals who will be available to them during the contest. Including Certified Personal Trainer Shane Staley, who told them they were in a way like addicts.
"I am here to help you," Staley said, "This is your rehab center and I'm your sponsor. I'm not a drill sergeant. I get to know you and what you can and cannot do and set up a program for you."
He addressed two common objections people use for not joining a gym or using a trainer — cost and the fear of being judged by others.
"This is the friendliest gym I've been to," he assured them. "Everybody here wants to get in and get out and feel better about themselves. They're not here to be critical of you."
As for the cost, he asked contestants to think about the money they spend daily on health insurance and medicine. Staley is offering his personal training services to contestants at a discounted price of $10 per 30-minute session during the competition.
Also offering his services to the contestants is Certified Sports Nutritionalist Doug Pomeroy, who worked 20 years as a personal trainer. He told the contestants, "Food is 75 percent of your success. The wrong foods can cause you to fail before you even start."
He said everyone should eat five to six times a day with a combination of proteins, complex carbohydrates and mono-unsaturated or polyunsaturated fats.
"When people diet they tend to focus on just one of the three", he said. "If you eat healthy you'll have to force yourself to eat enough because you won't be hungry."
Pomeroy told them at almost 60 years old he's had 21 surgeries and overcame cancer five times. If not for his healthy lifestyle, he said he wouldn't be alive today "and still able to do 100 pushups."
"The choices you make now will make a difference down the road," he told them.
Lyndsay Yoder was a contestant last year. This year she's part of the support team. She told the group, "One year ago I sat where you are — 40 pounds heavier."
She said she'd convinced herself that was normal after giving birth to three children and being in her 30s; that she could eat whatever and just work out more. "I would have told you we were eating healthy," she said.
But after going through the program and learning from Doug she said she now knows, "Never will anything you eat taste as good as fit and healthy feels."
Yoder told them the program uses the philosophy of "The Biggest Loser" for the contest. Participants know, "We're here to support you as much of us as you want," that they have one another to be accountable to and a support team to call when things get tough.
"What you've decided to do is huge," she said. "It takes your body three to four months to convince it to change."
A couple of people there looking for change included Terra Fischer, sponsored by her employer, Topping Dental Group. Terra joined with Jenny Fischer, also through Topping Dental Group. Terra said her goal is to lose 25 pounds. "But I don't want to stress out about it or I'll give up," she admitted.
Ronda Klotz was enticed to the program by seeing how it affected Lyndsay Yoder in such a positive way. "I saw the signs for it and thought, 'OK, it's time.'"
Klotz's first goal is to lose 25 pounds by the time she goes to Florida in March.
The program officially started Monday and goes to March 26. The group will meet for support and training every other Tuesday evening and there are giveaways at each meeting. At the kickoff someone won their entry fee back and two others won gift cards from Martin's Supermarkets. Contestants will also receive a T-shirt.
"We're not giving it to you till near the end because I don't want anyone to need the same size," Yoder said.
The top male and top female with the most percentage of weight lost will each win $250. All who weigh in at the finish will be entered into a drawing for a two-day, family of five prize package for WFRN's Friend Fest to be held at Amish Acres in June.
Yoder told them, "Ask yourself, 'Am I seriously ready to change my life? I promise you if you give 100 percent — not 90 percent —100 percent for the next 10 weeks, you'll look better, feel better and weigh less. You can do anything for 10 weeks."
By DENISE FEDOROW
Arden Graber was named Nappanee's Biggest Loser for 2012 and he offered advice for this year's contestants.
"If you want to lose weight and keep it off it requires a lifestyle change — that's how you got it in the first place," he said.
"Before the competition I wasn't exercising much, my job had become less physical and I was eating more fast food. It takes commitment to change how you eat and continue to be active," he said.
During the competition Arden lost 22.4 pounds, "But I kept working at it and at one time lost a total of 30 pounds. Now I fluctuate between 26 to 28 pounds lost from the start of the competition."
Graber said he was comfortable with that success and that he's maintained more than he lost during the 10-week competition. He said he had to go out and buy new pants and shirt and he was surprised how much a difference 25 to 30 pounds made.
Graber said he used a meal replacement shake during the first three months for two meals a day, justifying the cost in what he was saving in not buying convenience foods, pop and fast food. He no longer drinks pop but he does still frequent fast food restaurants on occasion but he finds the healthiest options they offer — sandwiches with better bread or salads.
"I ate a lot of salads," he said. "My wife asked if I was getting sick of salads, but I found ways to make it interesting, adding fruits and nuts and hard boiled eggs. Adding a lot of bulk made me feel full."
Another piece of advice he offers contestants is for them to realize they may drop pounds quickly at first but at some point, it will slow down and that's normal.
"I lost 10 pounds the first two weeks and then only 4 to 6 the next two. The people at Nappanee Health and Fitness told me as muscle starts to build you don't see as much loss on the scales," he advised the contestants to stick with it and don't be discouraged.
Graber said he likes to run, but had stopped and now has more energy to do so again. "I can't imagine running with a 25-pound sack and that's what that extra weight was for me," he said.
He joked when he saw the prizes for this year's competition he was tempted to put the weight back on so he could join and lose it again.
Graber said one has to be committed to lose the weight and feel the benefits health-wise, have less medical expenses and feel good in the process. He commended the support given by those at Nappanee Health and Fitness.
"It was really neat to be involved with a group like that," he said. "It was motivating and a lot of fun!"
Last year the competition started with 40 people and 30 weighed in at the end. They lost a total of 435.1 pounds — an average of 14 pounds per person or an average of 6.8 percent body weight.
Change your diet for healthier living
According to Certified Sports Nutritionalist Doug Pomeroy here are some foods to avoid and some foods to add to your diet for healthier living.
PROTEIN: Good protein should be 30 percent of your daily diet because it repairs muscle and tissue. The best protein for digestive purposes is fish and canned tuna in water (mercury-free) is OK, too. Good protein contains essential amino acids our bodies can't produce on their own. Other sources of good protein are eggs (if cholesterol is not a problem for you) soy, dairy products and quinoa. Avoid red meat.
CARBOHYDRATES: Avoid simple carbohydrates like sugar. "Sugar is like poison to the body. Cancer thrives on sugar," according to Pomeroy. Refined white flour should also be avoided because of its high glycemic index (turns into sugar). Pomeroy recommends Stevia as a sweetener and Ezekiel bread made from sprouts. Kashi pizza is also good. Complex carbohydrates should be eaten five to six times a day. Fruits and vegetables are complex carbohydrates. Oatmeal (old-fashioned best), whole grains and brown or wild rice.
FATS: Fats are also essential to our diets. Without fats our skin dries, hair falls our and nails crack, Pomeroy said. Avoid saturated fats that come from animal sources. Fatty meats, processed chocolate, fried foods should be avoided. Monounsaturated fats like olive oil and canola oil are good for you and polyunsaturated fats that come from vegetable sources.
Breakfast is the most important meal and so is the last meal you eat before going to bed. Eating protein before bed instead of a sweet snack is best.


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12 U.S. Code § 412 - Application for notes; collateral required
Any Federal Reserve bank may make application to the local Federal Reserve agent for such amount of the Federal Reserve notes hereinbefore provided for as it may require. Such application shall be accompanied with a tender to the local Federal Reserve agent of collateral in amount equal to the sum of the Federal Reserve notes thus applied for and issued pursuant to such application. The collateral security thus offered shall be notes, drafts, bills of exchange, or acceptances acquired under section 92, 342 to 348, 349 to 352, 361, 372, or 373 of this title, or bills of exchange endorsed by a member bank of any Federal Reserve district and purchased under the provisions of sections 348a and 353 to 359 of this title, or bankers' acceptances purchased under the provisions of said sections 348a and 353 to 359 of this title, or gold certificates, or Special Drawing Right certificates, or any obligations which are direct obligations of, or are fully guaranteed as to principal and interest by, the United States or any agency thereof, or assets that Federal Reserve banks may purchase or hold under sections 348a and 353 to 359 of this title or any other asset of a Federal Reserve bank. In no event shall such collateral security be less than the amount of Federal Reserve notes applied for. The Federal Reserve agent shall each day notify the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System of all issues and withdrawals of Federal Reserve notes to and by the Federal Reserve bank to which he is accredited. The said Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System may at any time call upon a Federal Reserve bank for additional security to protect the Federal Reserve notes issued to it. Collateral shall not be required for Federal Reserve notes which are held in the vaults of, or are otherwise held by or on behalf of, Federal Reserve banks.
Source(Dec. 23, 1913, ch. 6, § 16 (par.), 38 Stat. 265; Sept. 7, 1916, ch. 461, 39 Stat. 754; June 21, 1917, ch. 32, § 7,40 Stat. 236; Feb. 27, 1932, ch. 58, § 3,47 Stat. 57; Feb. 3, 1933, ch. 34, 47 Stat. 794; Jan. 30, 1934, ch. 6, § 2(b)(2),48 Stat. 338; Mar. 6, 1934, ch. 47, 48 Stat. 398; Aug. 23, 1935, ch. 614, title II, § 203(a),49 Stat. 704; Mar. 1, 1937, ch. 20, 50 Stat. 23; June 30, 1939, ch. 256, 53 Stat. 991; June 30, 1941, ch. 264, 55 Stat. 395; May 25, 1943, ch. 102, 57 Stat. 85; June 12, 1945, ch. 186, § 2,59 Stat. 237; Pub. L. 90–349, § 5(a),June 19, 1968, 82 Stat. 189; Pub. L. 95–630, title I, § 113,Nov. 10, 1978, 92 Stat. 3671; Pub. L. 96–221, title I, § 105(b)(1),Mar. 31, 1980, 94 Stat. 140; Pub. L. 106–122, Dec. 6, 1999, 113 Stat. 1638; Pub. L. 108–100, § 19(d),Oct. 28, 2003, 117 Stat. 1193.)
Section is comprised of second par. of section 16 of act Dec. 23, 1913. For classification to this title of other pars. of section 16, see Codification note set out under section 411 of this title.
2003—Pub. L. 108–100inserted "or any other asset of a Federal Reserve bank" before period at end of third sentence and ", or are otherwise held by or on behalf of," after "in the vaults of" in last sentence.
1999—Pub. L. 106–122substituted "acceptances acquired under section 92, 342 to 348, 349 to 352, 361, 372, or 373 of this title" for "acceptances acquired under the provisions of sections 92, 342 to 347, 347c, 347d, 361, 372, and 373 of this title".
1980—Pub. L. 96–221inserted provisions relating to purchase, etc., of assets by Federal Reserve banks, and eliminating collateral requirement for Federal Reserve notes held in Federal Reserve bank vaults.
1978—Pub. L. 95–630substituted "any obligations which are direct obligations of, or are fully guaranteed as to principal and interest by, the United States or any agency thereof" of "direct obligations of the United States".
1968—Pub. L. 90–349added Special Drawing Right certificates to the types of allowable collateral security which may be tendered for Federal Reserve notes.
1945—Act June 12, 1945, substituted ", or direct obligations of the United States." for proviso after "gold certificates" in first sentence which limited period during which direct obligations of the United States could be accepted as collateral security.
1943—Act May 25, 1943, substituted "June 30, 1945" for "June 30, 1943," in proviso.
1941—Act June 30, 1941, substituted "June 30, 1943" for "June 30, 1941" in proviso.
1939—Act June 30, 1939, substituted "June 30, 1941" for "June 30, 1939" in proviso.
1937—Act Mar. 1, 1937, extended until June 30, 1939, period within which direct obligations of the United States may be accepted as collateral security under this section, and struck out provision authorizing President to extend period.
1934—Act Mar. 6, 1934, amended proviso and two sentences immediately following.
Act Jan. 30, 1934, amended portion of third sentence before proviso.
1933—Act Feb. 3, 1933, substituted "March 3, 1934" for "March 3, 1933" wherever appearing.
1932—Act Feb. 27, 1932, inserted proviso and two sentences immediately following.
Change of Name
Section 203(a) of act Aug. 23, 1935, changed name of Federal Reserve Board to Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.
Effective Date of 1980 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 96–221effective on first day of sixth month which begins after Mar. 31, 1980, see section 108 ofPub. L. 96–221, set out as a note under section 248 of this title.
Effective Date of 1978 Amendment
Amendment effective upon expiration of 120 days after Nov. 10, 1978, see sec. 2101 ofPub. L. 95–630set out as an Effective Date note under section 375b of this title.
United States Obligations as Collateral; Extension of Period
The period within which direct obligations of the United States could be accepted as collateral security under this section was extended to Mar. 3, 1937, by Proclamation No. 2117, of Feb. 14, 1935, 49 Stat. 3437; extended to June 30, 1939, by act Mar. 1, 1937; extended to June 30, 1941, by act June 30, 1939; extended to June 30, 1943, by act June 30, 1941; and extended to June 30, 1945, by act May 25, 1943. Act June 12, 1945, amended section to remove the time limitation.
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Police have released the identity of the last three homicide victims in the city of Saginaw.
Denise Price, 43, was killed near the intersection of South 5th and Burt streets, becoming the city's 18th homicide of the year.
Police found Price laying in the street after she had been shot several times. Price was killed on Sunday, June 16.
Four days earlier, Allen Fields was shot and killed near the intersection of Perkins and S. 9th streets. Fields, 33, was killed on Wednesday, June 12.
Hoshea Pruitt, 49, was shot and killed on Tuesday, June 11. Pruitt was killed at a residence at 1035 E. Holland Avenue.
Seven of this year's victims, that's nearly half, have been women.
Valerie Hoffman of the Underground Railroad, an organization for abused women and children, says these acts come down to a failure in the justice system.
"When you look at some of these cases, you're going to see an extensive history of the suspect committing previous acts of battering," said Hoffman.
Hoffman says she is hopeful the new prosecutor gets tougher on men who abuse women and perhaps they won't have the chance to strike again.
If you have any information for police, you can call Crimestoppers at 1-800-422-JAIL.
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As many continue to recover in hospitals and at home from the attack one week later, Western Mass residents continue to light candles and send prayers east.
More than 100 students gathered on campus at Western New England University Monday night to remember those killed and injured a week ago
"I heard about it in my classroom and I never thought that it would hit this close to home," said sophomore student, Brandi Norden.
Like millions of others, Norden was in shock when she saw the first images of the bombings at the Boston Marathon finish line.
But it wasn't until later last Monday when she heard that two of her own family members had been standing right there.
"My sister messaged me and told me that JP and Paul had both lost legs. And I just said, 'I can't even deal with this,'" Norden said.
Norden's two nephews had been spectators at the finish line when the blasts went off.
They were among the more than 180 others that were rushed to area hospitals that day.
"You know you hear the president making his speech about how they're going to catch these people that did this, and I was like, 'I really hope you do, but how are you going to do that?'" she said.
By Friday, though, Norden finally got some relief.
"I'm really glad they did get caught and couldn't terrorize anybody else," she said.
On Monday night, Norden and the student community lit candles, shared prayers and breathed a sigh of relief as they sang a Boston favorite, Sweet Caroline.
"I was driving home the other day and there were these road signs and it was 'we are Boston' all over the roads and all over the MassPike, and it holds true no matter where we are," said freshman student, Mike Onofrio.
Norden says she's thankful for the university's support as her two nephews recover in two different Boston hospitals.
"They're good, they're awake now, conscious ... but the good thing is that they're alive," she said.
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I have been told that a lot of recent purchasers borrowed money in China at the very low rates their government offered to stimulate their economy and that these low rates cannot be continued because they have a bubble (see 60 minutes) which will pop and that when that happens the Chinese who bought in California will be forced to sell and real estate prices will crash.
Does anyone know if all these purchases by Chinese are being made with borrowed money? If its capital they own I am not worried. If its borrowed money I am worried.
on May 3, 2013 at 11:40 am
The money you borrowed is at historically low (or near low) rates. Anyone complaining about that?
What is your rate?
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Let's assume several things:
1. You bought your house both A) to live in and B) as an investment.
2. Because of 1A above, you intend 1B to be a long term investment.
3. You have a reliable income, well able to support what you paid for your house
4. You have an adequate emergency fund in case the the income in 3 drops.
5. Your mortgage is a fixed-rate mortgage, or at least an adjustable mortgage with a long initial term (seven years or more).
If the above is true, then you have very little to worry about, regardless of the source of other people's money.
Long-term, the price of Palo Alto housing is likely to be higher than it is today. That isn't to say that there won't be fluctuations along the way, but that over the long haul (and the longer you think, the better your odds get), you should be OK.
Because you intend to hold long term (and if you don't, why did you buy a house?), a crash tomorrow doesn't affect anything but your ability to move relatively soon. You should ignore the month-to-month changes, and even the year to year changes are something to only glance at. A house is an investment with a multi-decade timeline.
Take the near financial apocalypse around 2007 or so. Peak prices nation wide crashed far and fast--particularly in undesirable places. But in even the worst hit areas, today prices are mostly back. Palo Alto took a hit, but not really much of one, because of that much of the financial pain that other areas experienced didn't occur here.
Long term, it is extremely like that Palo Alto continues to be highly desirable, and that will soften the impact of other financial vagaries.
All of this isn't to say that Palo Alto is immune to financial storms--far from it. But it's hard to imagine a safer long-term real estate bet than Palo Alto, both historically and in the future.
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"This is a great day for Walker County," District 4 Commissioner Steven Aderholt said. "Any time a government entity can sit and tell you they have saved a substantial amount of money, that is good."
The debt being refinanced resulted mostly from a $9.4 million loan former commissioners borrowed in 2002. That commission agreed to pay back $27 million and deferred the payment until 2018.
District 1 Commissioner Keith Davis said that agreement was used in a recent financial administration course for county commissioners as an example of what not to do.
"What this commission has done is taken that bad decision and restructured it to save the county almost $4 million," Davis said. "This is a major accomplishment for our county and the 70,000 people we represent."
Along with the savings, the refinance also brought the county an "A-plus" credit rating, according to representatives from Sterne Agee, the firm handling the agreement.
"We want to take that rating and expand that into bringing jobs and industry into Walker County," Davis said. "When a company is looking into an area, the financial standing of the county is something they look at."
Before the meeting was over, congratulations were already being received by commissioners. Chairman Billy Luster received a text from Linda Lewis, president of the Chamber of Commerce of Walker County, who was in Las Vegas for an international conference of shopping centers.
"I send a heartfelt congratulation, because I just heard the news that Walker County saved millions of dollars while also achieving the 'A-plus' rating. The chamber is proud to be your partner," she said via text.
Commission members were unanimous in thanking Sterne Agee for its work.
"The company has gone far and above and beyond anything a public entity could ask a private sector business to do for them," Aderholt said.
Davis said the county was able to negotiate a great underwriting fee with the company.
"When everything took place in 2002, the fee was about $40 per $1,000. This agreement was $6 per $1,000," Davis said. "Sterne Agee worked good with a very good rate."
Payments on the debt refinance will begin in 2018 and continue through 2032. Davis said the savings will average about $300,000 per year. He said the refinance makes the county's future much brighter.
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Heyman expects the Yankees to offer Lee a six-year contract worth close to $25 million per season. While the Yankees are unwilling to go as long as seven, they have the ability to blow everyone else out of the water when it comes to money, and it looks like they could be taking advantage of that fact. If Lee has to choose between a few seven-year offers, a five- or six-year offer from the Rangers, and a six-year offer from the Yankees, and the six-year offer is this pricey, it would be easy to see him choosing New York.
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Novitá - New York City, Manhattan
- Address:
102 East 22nd Street
New York, NY 10010Neighborhood:
Gramercy / Flatiron
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $31 to $50
Novitá - New York City, Manhattan
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://novitanyc.com/
- Phone: 2126772222
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 12:00pm - 3:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Friday: 5:30pm - 10:30pm, Saturday: 5:30pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Marco Fregonese
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Delivery, Full Bar, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Private parties are available at the restaurant in a private room for up to 12 guests, or the entire restaurant is available for up to 60 guests.
A word from Novitá - New York City, Manhattan
Novita is a vibrant 60-seat trattoria serving a seasonally inspired, modern Italian menu. Chef owner Marco Fregonese's innovative take on classical, regional cooking begins with the finest, artisan ingredients and freshest, seasonal products. His distinctive light and flavorful dishes are pure and satisfying and perfectly complemented by a select list of wines from superb Italian specialty and boutique growers. Novita is located a few steps down from a quiet tree lined street in the Gramercy Park neighborhood. The setting is warm and elegant and the mood quintessentially Italian. In pleasant weather, sidewalk, alfresco dining is offered further adding to Novita's year round appeal.Continued
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Novitá - New York City, Manhattan reviews from OpenTable diners
107 reviews since May 6, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.1
- Ambiance3.8Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (64)fit for foodies (44)romantic (37)special occasion (33)great for lunch (21)notable wine list (16)great for outdoor dining (15)hot spot (9)good for groups (7)great for brunch (4)scenic view (3)late-night find (3)kid-friendly (2)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/30/2014Food and service were excellent and we were not rushedSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NicknameVIPDined on 8/24/2014I've dined at Novita dozens of times over the years and never -- never -- been disappointed. The menu and specials seldom change, but such wonderful and dependable cucina! Manhattan may have a dozen trattorias as good but none is better. Novita's decor is severe, and seating is cramped. But who cares? The food is magnifico.Special Features:
- Great restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/16/2014We had an amazing time at novita! Great service and food!Special Features:
- Consistently great restaurantkdwnkDined on 8/16/2014Great restaurant. Always consistently good with great service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not just a neighborhood gempinkbugVIPDined on 8/15/2014Although we live around the corner and eat here regularly, it isn't only because of its convenience. The food is always superb and the authentic waiters are genuinely caring.Special Features:
- Novita always is wonderful!ALS9Dined on 8/4/2014I live in the same building as Novita and have been dining there since they opened many years ago. It has always been my go-to place for contemporary Italian food. Whenever I try a different Italian restaurant, I'm always disappointed and wish I had spent the money at Novita. I have even brought friends from Rome there and they were surprised how authentic the food is- and we're not talking spaghetti and meatballs. The staff is thoughtful and lovely. In fact, I just was there for my daughter's 16th birthday, and they brought us free drinks (hers nonalcoholic) and dessert.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Over rated....RosemaryChicagoDined on 8/2/2014Good food but overpriced-and when entrees did not arrive and it was clear our order had been misplaced, there was nothing offered but am offhanded "sorry"- (We have dined in lovely restaurants where we have been offered a glass of wine or a dessert as an apology for such an oversight)
- 4th visit here.SeraVIPDined on 8/1/2014I live right down the street and have visited this place a few times. The good: Black spaghetti is amazing! Lovely with fresh, plentiful seafood. One thing I really appreciate about Novita is the emphasis on freshness. Both our appetizers and entrees were lightly seasoned and NOT swimming in oil or extra preservatives. I ate at Babbo, supposedly one of the best pasta restaurants, the next night and again ordered the black spaghetti. At Babbo, it was swimming in butter/oil. No thank you. Ambiance is quiet but friendly, good for groups and couples alike. My one gripe is that the wines by the glass are on the more pricey side. They had one $13 red wine and the rest for $16. For a neighborhood drop-by, that's a bit much.Special Features:
- Love this restaurant!OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 7/30/2014This is my favorite neighborhood restaurant and I eat there several times per month. The food is always fresh and delicious - especially the fish.Special Features:
- our mistake?jbrbVIPDined on 7/29/2014I walked into the restaurant and it smelled outrageously delicious. I was with a friend and we each had an appetizer that was just okay. My entree sea bass was very nice but the artichokes it came with were not at all . She had the tuna with pasta which she said was also just okay Maybe we made a mistake by not having just pasta
- Fun and authenticcoffeedrinkerDined on 7/28/2014The ambiance was great. Salad was good, but entrees were just average. I ordered one of the specials, pasta with truffles and there was three small flecks of truffle and not much else on the noodles. My husband suspected something hen he saw me go after the salt and pepper for a third time .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lucky enough to get a table!SuprinaVIPDined on 7/25/2014Then you are in for a treat! It is wonderful. This is coming from a foodie. You will see many reviews written by me for here. With all the places to go in NYC this is one of the few that merit making it a habit! For warned the shrimp and crab salad is addictive!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Plopping the bill during dessertOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 7/23/2014We had a wonderful meal and was having a great time until the middle of dessert. During our dessert the waitress plopped down the bill. I guess it was a sign we had to leave. Very rude and disconcerting for us. What a way to end the meal. If we were going to have an after dinner drink that went by the wayside. Yuck. Incredibly disappointing way to end a wonderful meal.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Getting youngerSoleburyArtsDined on 7/17/2014After a dozen enjoyable dinners over the years this time it felt much more crowded, we were 5 but squeezed into table for four; too loudSpecial Features:
- Small tight place, decent foodNoojesDined on 7/11/2014We were a group of 6 on a round table which was a bit too cozy. It was obviously not meant for 6 people. Our waitress was VERY nice but the servers were a bit rude. Overall a good experience but more of a neighborhood place and I definitely won't come there with 6 people again. Probably a cute cozy place for a couple.Special Features:
- Simple heavenpatdanDined on 7/11/2014Super food with blessed simplicity shows a great respect for the ingredients. And all hail the chef who doesn't drown the dish in sauce! Oh---those mushrooms!Special Features:
- NicknameVIPDined on 7/7/2014Novita is a favorite. The food is reliably toothsome, the service is professional, and there's little nonsense about the experience. The decor is ho-hum, and space is tight, but Novita's Italian kitchen is so good that nothing else matters.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Must try the Shrimp and Crab Salad!SuprinaVIPDined on 7/7/2014Novita is wonderful. All who work there have a passionate way of creating a wonderful experience for each dinner. You are not just getting what they are serving! They are serving you. Awesome wine by the glass selections.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely Italian in GramercyDermmomDined on 7/5/2014We enjoyed our dinner-had scallops and shrimp over broccoli rabe and some pastas and salmon. The tagliatelle was tasty but my favorite part of the meal was the goat cheese arugula salad with a toasty creamy round of cheese atop the greens. It was divine-I shared it with my aunt but there was plenty for a appetizer portion. Initially we found the tall server to be a bit curt-perhaps he was annoyed that we didn't order wine?-but he warmed up a little towards the end. The other waitstaff were very pleasant. We will return but I might order pasta next time as I think my taste of my daughter's was better than the seafood I ate.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Would come back any time!foodieGentooDined on 7/3/2014The food is excellent, portions are generous, and service is friendly and professional. An early reservation is best to ensure a quiet experience to celebrate a special occasion or have a good conversation, while a later one is better to enjoy a lively ambiance.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Server was pushy and annoyingzazaDined on 7/2/2014Terrible service. Waiter was pushy on ordering more food and continuously interrupted to ask despite having told him after a few minutes into appetizers that I'll let him know when we're ready to order. Also couldn't really explain any of the 4 reds they offer by the glass. He just told me which one was his favorite. Food is good, but tomatoes weren't very flavorful which made anything we had tomato-based a bit lackluster.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 7/1/2014A recent discovery of ours, Novita always seems to be full, even early on a Tuesday evening. Lots of families and groups of friends seem to dine here, and the generous portions are at least part of the reason. Decent choice of bottles of wine at the $50 mark too. The menu offers a lot of variety too. It's quite cramped in the dining room, as the tables are very close together, but that's a minor gripe.I would recommend this to a friend.
- ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 6/28/2014The whole staff needs to get over themselves. This is a nice restaurant but not near as cool or as good as they think it is. The host and waiters are way too snobby and think they are too cool for school for a nice neighborhood restaurant like this.
- Service LackingDousedwithwineDined on 6/25/2014We have dined at this neighborhood restaurant periodically over the past few years. The service this time was abrupt, rushed, and sloppy. The most irritating moment was when our server came to pour more wine and my guest raised her hand covering her wine glass and the server proceeded to pour the wine over her hand! Without apology, the server didn't even offer to bring a damp towel for her to clean her hand! The waitress was awful!!!Special Features:
- Service was indifferentFoodDoctorVIPDined on 6/24/2014This is the 2nd time I've eaten here. I was seated in a small side room even though the main room wasn't full. The wait staff was kind, but not terribly attentive. The food was delicious which is why I went back, but there are more than enough italian restaurants to choose from.
- WonderfulOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 6/19/2014Novitá was a wonderful dining experience. Appetizers were amazing with large portions. We had the stuffed zucchini flowers which I recommend highly. All the main courses were very good. Can't wait to go back!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Novita 6/19/2014MarmotmanDined on 6/19/2014Food was excellent. Host, waiter, and bus-persons were all polite and attentive. Great wine, but fairly pricey - I had two glasses of pinot noir at $16/glass. The tables are packed in a little tight, which can be "cozy" or "crowded" depending on how you look at it, and how busy it is - I never felt crowded, personally. Nice buzz when the room filled up. My only complaint was they cranked the AC a little too high. There were outdoor tables, but the sidewalk on 22nd St. seemed just a little too narrow - I didn't want to eat quite so close among the passers-by with their dogs and strollers, etc. Overall, I would definitely recommend Novita. Great for a romantic date.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always fantasticMelKDined on 6/12/2014The food here is among the best in the city. The pastas are fresh and fantastic! Can't beat the menu. Really a great spot.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/9/2014The food and service were good. Our table was isolated among four walls although we have made a reservation. The prices could be considered high for the offered overall services.Special Features:
- Consistently ExcellentChrisVIPDined on 6/5/2014Novita is a consistently excellent Italian restaurant. The room is cozy and chic, the food is delicious, and the service is always impeccable. It's a neighborhood gem.Special Features:
- Best seared tuna!GustaDined on 5/29/2014My first time here. The food was outstanding, service fine but not notable, got very noisy when restaurant was 100% full (on a Thurs.) Tables are pretty close together, so if you like a spacious feeling, you may not like it. If you're there for great food, you won't be disappointed!Special Features:
- Don't bring a caneOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 5/29/2014Not very hospitable with an early reservation. I was walking with a cane - they wanted to give us a table all they way in the back. crammed the 3 of us at a small table for in the front with staff and diners banging into my chair.Special Features:
- Great for catching upnm9293Dined on 5/28/2014A bit over stuffed inside (even for NYC standards), but was able to catch up with a friend and enjoy delicious food. Great location as well! Just wish we weren't sitting on top of the couple next to us!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NicknameVIPDined on 5/17/2014Novita's superlative food trumps its spartan decor and uncomfortably cramped seating. The glorious Italian cooking redeems everything.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Italian foodfatNbaldDined on 5/12/2014We enjoyed a lovely evening with excellent service. The Seared Tuna dish was exceptional, the black pasta and the Sea Bass were also very good. Pricing were very reasonable (3 appetizers, 3 main course, 1 dessert, 3 coffees) + service at $210. I will definitely come again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delightful!SFguyVIPDined on 5/11/2014Novita is a local neighborhood gem that is simply terrific. Great food, attentive staff, reasonably priced; quality on every level. We make a point of going back to it every time we visit New York City. Everything is consistently high quality. We have great neighborhood restaurants in San Francisco, but Novita is a real find in NYC.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of Our FavoritesTabithaDined on 5/9/2014Fantastic little upscale Italian place in Flatiron/ Gramercy area. We have eaten here many times in the last fifteen years. Pastas, meats and fish - all excellent & fresh. Nice wine list with reasonable prices - one of our favorite haunts in Manhattan.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent DinnerPlaygoerVIPDined on 5/9/2014Six of us each had a delicious dinner. No food complaints and plenty of kudos! My halibut filet was fantastic, all salads were great, osso bucco was delicious, pastas were wonderful as well. The place was hopping and many we're waiting for tables, thus a rather frenetic atmosphere. The service could have been a bit more attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 5/8/2014I have enjoyed dining at Novita on several occasions in recent years. However, this time my experience was unpleasant. The table I was seated at with 3 others was practically in the aisle. My back was actually in the busy aisle where patrons entered the dining room, waiters passed with trays and drinks (the bar was just in back of me). It was also very drafty in that spot. The small main dining room was particularly over-crowded but they should not have put a table in the place where ours was. No one should have been seated in the seat where I was. Service was very slow and spotty. The food was outstanding, as ever. However, I was uncomfortable and cramped, throughout the very prolonged unrelaxing meal.Special Features:
- Indifferent service mediocre foodFicoVIPDined on 5/6/2014I have been to Novita several times over the years and it has really lost its touch. Our appetizers arrived instantly after we placed our order so they were clearly made earlier in the evening. Caprese salad, an $18 special, had a tasteless tomato and one basil leaf. Why offer this as a special if the tomatoes aren't good? Both pasta dishes were decent but no better than what is served at a lesser restaurant. The runners placed both appetizers & later our pastas in front of the wrong person with a touch of fanfare.
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Kaepernick's combo this season hasn't been nearly as good. Sure, sometimes he looks like Brett Favre. But, other times he looks like a guy doing a bad impression of Alex Smith — the sacks, the inability to convert third downs at a respectable rate, the not throwing to receivers who are open, plus a bunch of delay of game penalties and fumbled snaps sprinkled in here and there. Call those Kaepernick Specials.
Last season, Kaepernick seemed better than Wilson — Kaepernick went to the Super Bowl and Wilson didn't. But this season, it is not close. Wilson is way better.
Here are five reasons why:
1. Accuracy. Wilson has improved in this area and Kaepernick has regressed. This season, Kaepernick is completing 57.8 percent of his passes — stink-o-rama. Wilson is completing 64.9 percent of his passes — great-o-rama. When Montana was Wilson's age, Montana completed 63.7 percent of his passes. Try to get your head around that one.
2. Elusiveness. This really isn't Kaepernick's strength. He's fast when he gets his long stride turning, but he's not elusive in the open field or in the pocket. Elusiveness always has been one of Wilson's best traits. He runs circles around defenders, like Young used to do, and he sure runs circles around Kaepernick.
3. Improvisation. Another trait Wilson shares with Young. When Young was scrambling, he always knew when to pass, when to run and when to pump fake. These things were like breathing for him, and they're like breathing for Wilson. This season, Kaepernick has not been a good improviser. He's been mechanical, like Alex Smith.


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Michael M. Epstein
Professor of Law and Supervising Editor of the Journal of International Media and Entertainment Law
B.A., English and History, 1983, Columbia College; J.D., Columbia University, 1987; M.A., 1992, and Ph.D., 1998, Program in American Culture, University of Michigan; Member, Michigan, New Jersey and New York State Bars
Phone: (213) 738-6774
Office: BW307
An aspiring journalist in college, Michael Epstein turned to law when a research project for a PBS documentary series on the U.S. Constitution put him in contact with some of the leading lawyers in the country. While in law school, the two interests blended well, leading him to serve as Book Review editor of Columbia Human Rights Law Review. Later, he received a Public Interest Law Foundation Fellowship and served an internship at the Media Access Project in Washington, D.C. Following graduation, he joined the law firm of Dewey, Ballantine, Bushby, Palmer & Wood in New York City as an associate focusing on media mergers and acquisitions, as well as bank refinancing, leveraged leasing and alternative energy projects. Later, with the firm of Stroock & Stroock & Lavan, he expanded his areas of practice to include bankruptcy, corporate and real estate law and lobbying efforts before Congress and federal agencies on behalf of clients.
"The media has an enormous amount of power related to technology, economics and content - a fascinating interrelationship that I enjoy exploring with my students."
Professor Epstein returned to academia to earn his M.A. and Ph.D. degrees, and while a graduate student, received his first teaching assignments in the University of Michigan's Departments of Anthropology, Communication, English Language and Literature and in the Program in American Culture. He later taught courses on media law and theory, communication and society, and television industry and regulation at Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications.
Professor Epstein joined the Southwestern faculty in 1999. He serves as a faculty advisor to the Media Law Forum and the Entertainment and Sports Law Society and assists students in arranging entertainment law externships. He is the author of numerous articles and his current research interests include communications law, access to electronic media, television industry and entertainment culture. He points out, "The media has an enormous amount of power related to technology, economics and content - a fascinating interrelationship that I enjoy exploring with my students."
Books and Chapters
MASS MEDIA LAW: A SURVEY OF CONTENT AND CULTURE (Vandeplas Publishing (preliminary edition), 2013)
Quality Control: The Daily Show, the Peabody and Brand Discipline in QUALITY TELEVISION: CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN TELEVISION AND BEYOND (J. McCabe and K. Akass, eds.; with M. Rogers and J. Reeves; I.B. Tauris, 2007)
The Mouth from the South: A Cultural Assessment of Ted Turner in THE COLUMBIA HISTORY OF TELEVISION (G. Edgerton, ed.; with J. Reeves; Columbia University Press, 2007)
From Scarcity to Market Power Quid Pro Quo: Toward a Workable Right of Access in U.S. Media in MEDIA OWNERSHIP: RESEARCH AND REGULATION (R. Rice, ed.; Hampton Press, 2006)
Surviving the Hit: Will HBO Sing After The Sopranos? in READING THE SOPRANOS: HIT TV FROM HBO (D. Lavery, ed.; with M. Rogers and J. Reeves; I.B. Tauris, 2006)
From Must-See-TV to Branded Counter-Programming: Syndicating 'Seinfeld' in MASTER OF ITS DOMAIN: REVISITING SEINFELD (with M. Rogers and J. Reeves; Continuum, 2005)
From Scarcity to Market Power Quid Pro Quo: Toward a Workable Right of Access in U.S. Media in MEDIA OWNERSHIP: RESEARCH AND REGULATION (Hampton Press, 2005)
Surviving the Hit: HBO's Brand Equity after 'The Sopranos' in READING THE SOPRANOS: CAN THIS BE THE END OF TONY SOPRANO? (with M. Rogers and J. Reeves; I.B. Tauris, 2005)
"Media Consolidation: What Now?" in ANNUAL EDITIONS IN MASS MEDIA, 10TH ED. (McGraw-Hill/Dushkin, 2003)
Examining Ethics: Regulating the Internet in MEDIA AND CULTURE: AN INTRODUCTION TO MASS COMMUNICATION (St. Martin's Press, 2000; revised 2002)
Fred W. Friendly in SCRIBNER ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN LIVES (Charles Scribner's Sons, 2002)
License-U.S. Broadcast Policy in ENCYCLOPEDIA OF TELEVISION (1996; revised 2002)
The Midwest Video Case - U.S. Legal Decisions, Cable Television in ENCYCLOPEDIA OF TELEVISION (1996; revised 2002)
'Pretty Woman,' Rap, and Copyright Law: The Case of Campbell v. Acuff-Rose Music in MEDIA AND CULTURE: AN INTRODUCTION TO MASS COMMUNICATION (St. Martin's Press, 2000; revised 2002)
The Sopranos as HBO Brand Equity: The Art of Commerce in an Age of Digital eproduction in THIS THING OF OURS: INVESTIGATING THE SOPRANOS (with M. Rogers and J. Reeves; Columbia University Press, 2002)
Rewriting Popularity: The Cult Files in DENY ALL KNOWLEDGE: READING THE X-FILES (with M. Rogers and J. Reeves; Syracuse University Press, 1996) reprinted in SIGNS OF LIFE IN THE USA (Bedford/St. Martin's Press, 2001)
Masculine Space in the Mentor-Apprentice Courtroom Dramas of the 1960s in PRIME TIME LAWYERS (Carolina Academic Press, 1998)
Television Industry in GROLIER'S ENCYCLOPEDIA (1998)
Young Lawyers in PRIME TIME LAW: FICTIONAL TELEVISION AS LEGAL NARRATIVE (Carolina Academic Press, 1998)
Mutiny on the Pirate Ship: Indigenous Infringement and the Development of a Media Asset, 21 MICHIGAN STATE INTERNATIONAL LAW REVIEW 631 (2013)
Book Review of David Papke, et al., LAW AND POPULAR CULTURE: TEXTS, NOTES AND QUESTIONS, 58 JOURNAL OF LEGAL EDUCATION 597 (2008)
Diversity and Localism as Content-Neutral Metric: Creating a Practical Balance between Media Access and Market Power, 35 HOFSTRA LAW REVIEW (2007)
Spectrum Set-Asides as Content-Neutral Metric: Creating a Practical Balance Between Media Access and Market Power, 35 HOFSTRA LAW REVIEW (2007)
Broadcast Technology as Diversity Opportunity: Exchanging Market Power for Multiplexed Signal Set-Asides, 59 FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS LAW JOURNAL 1 (December 2006)
Eyes Off the Prize: Copyright Clearance and the Disappearance of One of Television's Cultural Treasures, 36:3 TELEVISION QUARTERLY 12 (2006)
Has Celebrity Been Federalized?: Section 43(a) of the Lanham Act as a Substitute for the Right of Publicity, MEDAI LAW RESOURCE CENTER BULLETIN, 21 (with D. Kohler and R. Lind; 2004)
Law and the Supernatural: How One Film's Truth Compulsion Conceit Critiques and Redeems the Post-O.J. Lawyer, 26 VERMONT LAW REVIEW (2004)
Law in Film/Film in Law, 28 VERMONT LAW REVIEW 797 (2004)
Primary Video and its Secondary Effects on Digital Broadcasting: Cable Carriage of Multiplexed Signals under the 1992 Cable Act and the First Amendment, 87 MARQUETTE LAW REVIEW 525 (2004)
For and Against the People: Television's Prosecutor Image and the Cultural Power of the Legal Profession,"34 THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO LAW REVIEW 817 (2003)
From Willy to Perry Mason: The Hegemony of the Lawyer Statesman in 1950s Television, 53 SYRACUSE LAW REVIEW 1201 (2003)
Victorian Divorce Anxiety and the Lawyer-Statesman in Fin-de-Siecle Advertising, Literature, and Debate, 14 CARDOZO STUDIES IN LAW AND LITERATURE 207 (2002)
Media Consolidation What Now?, 32 TELEVISION QUARTERLY 42 (2002)
Judging Judy, Mablean, and Mills: How Courtroom Programs Use Law to Parade Private Lives to Mass Audiences, 8 UCLA ENTERTAINMENT LAW REVIEW 129 (2001)
TV Journalism Under Attack!, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR (September 2001)
Go Westinghouse, Young Man!, 31 Television Quarterly 41 (2000)
Breaking the Celluloid Celing: Ally McBeal and the Women Attorneys Who Paved Her Way, 30 TELEVISION QUARTERLY 28 (1999)
Lawyers and Justice on CNN World Report: A Comparative Analysis Proceedings of the International Mass Communications Symposium, 78 TEXAS TECH (1999)
The Case for Trials on Television: What's the Verdict?, 28 TELEVISION QUARTERLY 60 (1997)
Spaced out: The Star Trek Literary Phenomenon: Boldly Going Where No Series Has Gone Before, 28 TELEVISION QUARTERLY 47 (1996)
The Evolving Lawyer Image on Television, 27 TELEVISION QUARTERLY 18 (1994)
Book Review of William W. Fisher III's Promises to Keep: Technology, Law and the Future of Entertainment, 46 JURIMETRICS JOURNAL 227 (2006)
Book Review of Nancy Grace and Diane Clehane's Objection! How High-Priced Defense Attorneys, Celebrity Defendants, and a 24/7 Media Have Hijacked Our Criminal Defense System, 36:1 TELEVISION QUARTERLY 75 (2005)
Book Review, American Broadcasting And The First Amendment: Another Look, 31 TELEVISION QUARTERLY 83 (Charles Tillinghast, 2001)
Review and Comment, You Say You Want A Revolution: A Story Of Information Age Politics, 31 TELEVISION QUARTERLY 83 (Reed Hundt, 2000)


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A Fantasy team's WR3 and/or Flex players are so important to success. Who has been the most consistent and inconsistent over the past three years? As you push forward for a playoff spot it will be even more crucial to your team's success to identify historically consistent receivers each week.
So, let's take a look at which wide receivers have historically done well and not so well in their Week 12 game scenario.
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