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My daughter has hit well and has great bat speed with a Demarini CF6 30 inch 19 ounce. We are looking at a 2014 Mako 30 inch 20 ounce. What are the pros and cons?
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3.4/5 rDev +32.3%
appearance. Has a yellow pilsner look with a 1 finger white head.
smell.- has a cheaper beer smell but the light wheat smell kind of makes me like it a little bit.
taste.- tastes like a heavier wheatier pilsner beer. is a bit heavier in the wheat taste than PBR.. Kind of tastes like a cheap thirty pack but really isn't that horrible. is a good session beer to get drunk on.
mouth feel- a little bit of carbonation but feels great on the tongue and mouth.
Overall this is a great beer to get drunk on. It is not a horrible thirty pack like a natural light but it is not a fantastic beer either. I do like Milwaukee's best ice better but this is god for the price and I'll buy it again because I definitely like it better than bud light.
03-08-2014 04:42:51 | More by smptenor
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3.45/5 rDev +34.2%
Left this one in the can because these beers all look more or less the same and I have decided the can is the proper serving vessel for the macro lager. Aroma is faint and barely existant. Woah, taste is not though! This stuffs actually good!
This is a very malty brew for the style and has a slightly buttery wheat bread taste balanced by a zippy bitter that slides in smoothly and leaves a crackery finish. It is mid bodied with a soft carbonation that slowly creeps in intensity, and drinkability is limited only by a full feeling in the gut. This may be the best macro lager I've had.
06-17-2006 18:03:21 | More by JudgeRoughneck
3.5/5 rDev +36.2%
07-14-2014 09:30:22 | More by Greenmosheen
1.5/5 rDev -41.6%
12-12-2013 04:12:33 | More by SuomiHobbit
2.75/5 rDev +7%
08-25-2012 02:33:50 | More by BK2084
3.6/5 rDev +40.1%
I got this in a trade with a buddy of mine. (Abita Turbodog)
Pours a crystal clear straw yellow with a one finger head of white foam after a strong pour. Looks kind of fizzy. The head eventually drops to islands and a ring with decent lacing on the glass.
Aroma is on the grainy side, with definite DMS right there. In a beer like this, though, that is a common trait and kind of pleasant. Smells crisp and clean, with some light spicy hops way in the back.
Tastes like it smells; crisp, clean, light pilsner malts, and some residual sugar. For the style, this is pretty damn good. There is a light hop bitterness to this to balance the sweetness. Aftertaste is slightly grainy and pleasant.
Mouthfeel is crisp and tingly from carbonation. There is a sweetness here, but the beer is definitely crisp. The finish is crisp and on the dry side.
If you review this beer objectively, according to style, this is pretty damn good. No off flavors whatsoever, and one of the tastiest "macros" I've ever had. Maybe the fact it's an all barley malt beer has something to do with it, but if you're looking for a good macro, this would be the one.
08-26-2005 15:13:45 | More by jakester
1.75/5 rDev -31.9%
06-19-2012 00:31:28 | More by Spotupfor3
2/5 rDev -22.2%
Yikes. The fire-brewed disaster. Nearly clear, with a hint of yellow. Paper, metal, ash, and bum urine in the nose. Bizarre sour/metallic taste throughout (must be the fire-brewing). Just terrible. You are high if you think this beer is anywhere above a "D-"
12-10-2008 19:55:55 | More by magictrokini
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2.5/5 rDev -2.7%
02-13-2013 17:18:59 | More by jiffymon
3.75/5 rDev +45.9%
09-12-2012 14:54:14 | More by wattoclone
2.25/5 rDev -12.5%
07-30-2013 11:54:24 | More by Cynic-ale
2.68/5 rDev +4.3%
New a guy back in the day that swore by this stuff, all he drank. I have a bar light up in my place of this stuff. Yellow beer, sudsy white head, more than your average adjunct, but it goes the way of the dodo right quick. Lager yeast, corn aroma, smelled worse.
Not much going on here, barely a malt and hop presence, balanced in terms of its sweetness. Maybe a little more bitter than most in its style. Seems like the stuff gets sold over brand loyalty moreso than uniqueness of the product, most comparable to Coors banquet beer I'd say.
A decent mass produced beer, dependable for some mass drinking where you don't want to bother wasting your $ and palate on high end brews after you're already trashed.
I wonder how many people referenced '30 pack of Stroh's, 30 pack of ho's' in their review?
04-28-2011 18:26:44 | More by Beerandraiderfan
2.38/5 rDev -7.4%
Ah, the "fire brewed" beer of champions...
Light clear gold, slightly darker than straw. Refuge adjunct head of big, thin bubbles and no lace generation. Malty aroma, a little corn husk in character. Flavor profile is based on maltiness, a little Karo syrup non-descript, but fairly smooth and inoffensive. The finish falls down to me, not really hoppy, but a metallic bitterness that might actually indicate that but that's also emphasized by too much CO2 that tends to shove it back up your nasal passages. OK beer, not a favorite. Sorry, proc... ;>)
07-15-2003 07:38:09 | More by ADR
West Virginia
2.68/5 rDev +4.3%
Stroh's in a can, why not let's do this...appears a golden clear bubbly quote, unquote beer look to it with large heavily carbonated bright white head floating above body dwindling at a moderate pace leaves some nice patches of sporadic lacing around my Duvel chalice...sorry Duvel. Aroma is heavy on the cooked veggie quality often described with these types of brews, mild corn sweetness something gives me the notion that there's just a touch of mild hop herbal quality going on which says alot when compared to most American light lagers. Taste not overly sweet definitely ridden with adjuncts but it's somewhat enjoyable combo of mild sweetness with corn and rice finish and a light herbal undertow of hop flavor not much bitterness of course but balanced and finishes with a touch of offness grainy/metallic combo...while the drinkability of this brew is solid all around "American" or "old timer" beer I'm proud to still be able to drink this over Bud, Miller, Coors just to be different, sometimes you get enjoyment with that as far as the mouthfeel goes it's light bodied heavy with the carbonation prepare to say excuse me honey...and yeah I know this one doesn't smell as good as my usual IPAs but come on our grandfathers drank a version of this beer.
11-06-2006 22:24:30 | More by WVbeergeek
3/5 rDev +16.7%
06-22-2013 14:40:36 | More by schoon
2/5 rDev -22.2%
05-24-2012 02:55:10 | More by brianplatt
2/5 rDev -22.2%
09-22-2013 20:59:40 | More by IchLiebeBierZu
1.25/5 rDev -51.4%
02-26-2014 19:23:04 | More by JIMTRK16
3.25/5 rDev +26.5%
Got this one out of a mystery beer machine at the bowling alley in Evansville, WI.
Took it down straight from the can. Not a ton of flavor, some corn and grain. Nothing overpowering. Light bodied beer with plenty of carbonation. Went down smooth. Could drink a lot of these without a problem.
02-24-2011 16:23:26 | More by richkrull
3/5 rDev +16.7%
09-04-2012 01:36:51 | More by hydroplaner
New Jersey
1.5/5 rDev -41.6%
01-22-2012 01:14:24 | More by acurtis
District of Columbia
2.75/5 rDev +7%
10-06-2013 21:51:52 | More by dcbeers
1/5 rDev -61.1%
10-16-2012 02:19:03 | More by alesaram
2.25/5 rDev -12.5%
05-27-2013 23:53:20 | More by JamesStreet
3.3/5 rDev +28.4%
I still have a few cans leftover from last weekends 3 day beer blowout so I might as well review it. Poured a half shade darker than straw yellow with a medium sized head consisting of large soap like bubbles. But thankfully appearance was by far the worst aspect of this beer. Aroma reminded me a lot of O.K. Beer (http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/rate_results/568/1525/) but with a more pronounced sweet character. Taste is initially very clean and crisp before finishing of with a strong dose of sweet malt. A nice cheap substitute for O.K. Stroh's has replaced PBR as my choice for fridge filler for when guests come over. Not to mention I will enjoy one every once in awhile.
*edit: it was a can I reviewed not a bottle!
02-26-2005 00:44:01 | More by soper2000
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It appears that the UFC wants to bring Norman Parke along slow, as one of their few notable faces from the British Isles. He was given the task of taking on relative unknown Japanese brawler Kazuki Tokudome as his first bout post TUF competition. It was a good bit of matchmaking for two raw fighters who will need quite a bit of seasoning before competing with the higher echelons of the lightweight division.
Parke came out strong with a well targeted combination of wrestling (Parke is the most decorated Wrestler to come out of Britain in the UFC) and right hands. Tokudome's complete lack of head movement and defensive footwork left him constantly open to getting hit hard, and he did. However, whether it was due to a lack of power on Parke's part or Tokudome's incredible chin, or (as is likely) some combination of the two, Tokudome appeared largely unfazed. He rallied late and took the third on every score card but the judges to lose a unanimous decision. Norman Parke def. Kazuki Tokudome via Unanimous Decision.
What was the high point?
Tokudome's toughness. True to the Japanese budo spirit, Tokudome took all kinds of punishment to come back and get his own late. It may be that he has a higher upside than Parke long term, if he can learn to fix his defensive gaps. If he can't his time in the UFC will be short lived, but exciting.
What was the low point?
Everything else. It's always a little disappointing to watch a fighter deliver an ineffective beating. As a watcher it gives very few reasons to be excited about either Parke's or Tokudome's future. Parke should have had this fight easily given the dominance he showed early, that he didn't raises major question marks about his long term potential.
Where do they go from here?
For Parke, a win is a win ultimately. They can give him Renee Forte if they want to put him on the TUF track, or Adriano Martins if they want to give him another solid, but winnable fight. Either one would be a good test to see exactly where he is right now.
I don't expect the UFC to get rid of Tokudome he's 1-1 with the promotion and Japanese fighters often get a lot of leeway if they can win a bit. He definitely needs a step down in competition though and I think Mike Rio or Vinc Pichel would be just the fighters to give it to him.
Watch it now, later, or never?
Watch it never. Not the worst fight I've seen, but ultimately a tedious affair that showed us next to nothing about either fighter. Hopefully it's a learning experience for one or both of them, but as they still have a lot to learn I'd give it a miss.


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From Middle English coate, cotte, from Old French cote, cotte ("outer garment with sleeves"), from Old Frankish *kotta ("coat"), from Proto-Germanic *kuttô, *kuttǭ ("cowl, woolen cloth, coat"), from Proto-Indo-European *gʷeud-, *gud- ("woolen clothes"). Cognate with Old High German kozza, kozzo ("woolen coat") (Modern German Kotze), Middle Low German kot ("coat"), Ancient Greek βεῦδος (beûdos, "woman's attire").
coat (countable and uncountable, plural coats)
- (countable) An outer garment covering the upper torso and arms.
- (countable) A covering of material, such as paint.
- Milton
- Fruit of all kinds, in coat / Rough or smooth rined, or bearded husk, or shell.
- Milton
- (countable) The fur or feathers covering an animal's skin.
- When the dog shed its coat, it left hair all over the furniture and the carpet.
- (uncountable, nautical) canvas painted with thick tar and secured round a mast or bowsprit to prevent water running down the sides into the hold (now made of rubber or leather)
- (obsolete) A petticoat.
- John Locke
- a child in coats
- John Locke
- The habit or vesture of an order of men, indicating the order or office; cloth.
- Jonathan Swift
- Men of his coat should be minding their prayers.
- Shakespeare
- She was sought by spirits of richest coat.
- Jonathan Swift
- A coat of arms.
- Shakespeare
- Hark, countrymen! either renew the fight, / Or tear the lions out of England's coat.
- Shakespeare
- A coat card.
- Massinger
- Here's a trick of discarded cards of us! We were ranked with coats as long as old master lived.
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outer garment covering the upper torso and arms
covering of material, such as paint
fur or feathers
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coat (third-person singular simple present coats, present participle coating, simple past and past participle coated)
- To cover with a coat of some material
- One can buy coated frying pans, which are much easier to wash up than normal ones.
- To cover as a coat.
to cover with a coat of some material
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Here you will find a collection of questions frequently asked in the Women's Center. If you have any questions not found here, please fill out the contact form and we will get your questions answered!
What is the ODU Women's Center?
Serving the Old Dominion University community since 1976, the Women's Center offers programs and services designed to promote gender equity and address the special challenges and opportunities female students encounter in the pursuit of higher education. Recognizing the critical role that both women and men play in promoting an environment free of gender bias, Center programs are designed to educate and inspire all students to achieve their personal, academic, and professional potential.
The Women's Center is located on the first floor of Webb University Center, Suite 1000, in the south wing near Health Services. The Women's Center, under the direction of La Wanza Lett-Brewington, is a unit in the Division of Student Engagement and Enrollment Services.
Why does ODU need a Women's Center?
The Women's Center at Old Dominion University is the oldest Center in the state of Virginia. Opened in 1976, our main purpose was to help adult women prepare to enroll and begin programs of study at ODU. Currently, we focus on women's issues and concerns, primarily on campus, and attempt to respond to the historical inequities experienced by women through our programs and services.
The ODU Women's Center provides women with resources and support as they realize their potential through programs such as the Women's Institute for Leadership Development (W.I.L.D) and the Sexual Assault Free Environment (S.A.F.E.) Program. The Center also serves as a vital resource for activism and change through policy and procedure recommendations, resource referrals, and programming. Women's Center staff members are knowledgeable in women's leadership, sexual & relationship violence, body image, self-esteem building and feminist activism.
Are men welcome at the Women's Center? Can men be involved?
Definitely! We welcome anyone to explore our resources, use our referrals, volunteer with us and attend programs. We are designated as a Women's Center because our mission addresses the special challenges and opportunities women encounter, but we also seek to create a world that is free of gender bias and empower all students to achieve their potential. We cannot achieve this objective without men! While men are always welcome to visit our office and to attend our programs, there are special offerings designated "for women only" (W.I.L.D. or self-defense classes, for example).
The Women's Center is committed to gender equity; however, for the most part, men (particularly straight, white men) have not been discriminated against and have not had to continually fight for equal rights. History has focused primarily on the achievements and contributions of men, having largely ignored women. So, in essence, society and social, educational, political and religious institutions have served as "men's centers." We welcome men to volunteer, become M-POWER Peer Educators, participate in Walk A Mile In Her Shoes, and be our allies in ending violence against women.
What's the difference between the Women's Center and Women's Studies?
Though closely linked by our similar mission of exploring gender and women's issues, the ODU Women's Center and the Department of Women's Studies are distinctly different. The Department of Women's Studies, the oldest in Virginia, was established in 1977. It is a dynamic, academic interdisciplinary program of study at the undergraduate and graduate levels. In the fall of 1995, ODU became the first state-assisted school in Virginia to offer a major as well as a minor in Women's Studies. For more information about the Department of Women's Studies, contact the Department Chair, Dr. Jennifer Fish, or visit the Women's Studies website.
The Women's Center is not an academic program although our staff may teach Women's Studies classes. We offer workshops, speaker-series, and educational programs (sometimes with the Women's Studies Department), but those programs are not for college credit. Our Center is open Monday-Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. There are always helpful and friendly people available to assist you.
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- Fat 10g
- Sat Fat 1g
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Newburyport — Albert John Melo, age 76, of Newbuyrport, died Wednesday, November 7, 2012 at the Anna Jaques Hospital.
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DeMarco Murray is likely to miss his sixth straight game against the Redskins, and Jones is battling a knee injury that could limit him.||||||| Without those two, the Cowboys would have to rely on a pair of undrafted players in rookie Lance Dunbar and Phillip Tanner.
With DeMarco Murray expected to be out again, Jones returned to practice and is on schedule to start Sunday's game against the Giants.||||||| Jones suffered a knee injury last week, but should see plenty of action this weekend with Murray out with a foot injury. He picked up 74 yards on 20 carries last week.
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Honolulu | Major League Soccer executives and tourism authorities sounded gloomy about long-term prospects for the Pan-Pacific Soccer Championships, blaming low attendance at Aloha Stadium on "sports fatigue" and inadequate marketing. Excitement over native son Barack Obama, who won Hawai'i's presidential caucus the day before the tournament started on Feb 20, meant soccerheads had to search even harder for news before the inaugural four-match event, featuring L.A. Galaxy, Houston Dynamo, Sydney FC and Gamba Osaka.
Organizers facilitated appearances by participating teams at Washington Middle School in Honolulu on Feb 18, part of the "Kick across Hawaii" program. (Jordan Murph | ppchampionship.net)
With a less-than-fit David Beckham failing to draw the customary sell-out crowd, MLS commissioner Don Garber seemed genuinely puzzled afterward. His endorsement of the tournament sounded tinny: "We want to see it continue," Garber told the Honolulu Advertiser.
Eyes fixated on the bottom line, league marketers will not pause to appreciate how the archipelago's racial and ethnic mixing offers the country's best grassroots soccer setting. Obama's backers, heralding the candidate's presidential-preference sweep, promoted the "Aloha spirit" that gave him 76 percent of the vote among a record 37,000 caucus-goers. The Boston Globe reported:
Hawaiians boast that they have no ethnic majority. And many of them believe the state's numerous nationalities and ethnicities—including native islanders, Chinese, Filipinos, Japanese, and whites such as Obama's mother, who came here from Kansas, and Africans like his father, who came from Kenya—played a crucial role in shaping Obama's unifying message.
Hawai'i had been chosen over other venues, including Australia, as host. The MLS promotional arm, Soccer United Marketing, believes—along with previous generations of naval strategists—that success on the Islands presages success in Asia. The North American Soccer League placed a side, Team Hawaii, in Honolulu before the 1977 season, and one season was as long as it lasted. But filmmaker George Fosty credits Pelé's one appearance at Aloha Stadium—a 2–1 Cosmos victory—with a boom in the soccer culture, such that the working title of a documentary on Hawaiian soccer history is Pele's Children (the pun with the name of the Hawai'i volcano goddess is intended). The crowd for the Pelé match was surpassed Feb 23, when 23,087 attended the Gamba Osaka–Houston "final."
For the Japanese locals especially—and the hundreds of supporters in train—Gamba Osaka's 6–1 triumph seemed appropriate on an island chain to which Japanese have immigrated since the 1880s. By the early 1920s, due to their desirability as workers on sugar and fruit plantations, the Japanese already formed the largest percentage of Hawai'i's population.
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This petition is designed to convey to the state that the OHV park they are considering should be established in the Beaumont Hills area of Riverside county. This area has a history of off road use and would bring an excellent asset and attraction to Riverside county. Please sign this petition which will be sent to the OHV commissioner and the County Supervisor to show them the support for this park.
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Thread: Take the high road Denny
Take the high road Denny
........In the National FOOTBALL League, both teams want to win.
But in the National Football league, only one team can win and that
means that the team coached by Denny Green is probably not going to
We were who you thought we were and you were who we thought you were.
You let us off the hook.
Maybe you should fire your DEFENSIVE coordinator after this game. At any rate,
make sure you point the finger and
blame it on someone else because you don't take any blame for anything.
Everyone else is accountable except you.
Remember Denny, there's no room for crybabies......but plenty of room
for dessert."SHOOT EM JIMMY!!"
Re: Take the high road Denny
That was the main thing I didn't like about Denny.
He always pointed fingers.
It's the job of the head coach to take the heat and deflect it from the team, he doesn't do that.Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please. Mark Twain
Re: Take the high road Denny
Yeah I agree. You never see a good coach blaming everything bad
on everyone else. When a coach takes the blame for a loss, people will
usually say, "Well that wasn't HIS fault that the QB threw 4 interceptions
or the RB fumbled." People respect that and I think the players respect
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He made a MAJOR mistake after they lost to the Bears. I would have tried
to pull the team together after a tough loss like that and tell everyone
we can build on this. We came very close to beating one of the best teams
....this means we are getting close. All we need to do is work a little harder
or make some minor adjustments. Keep your head in there and we will come
out firing next week. We are playing a much easier team (Oakland) next week
and we are going to take it out on them.
NO.........instead, Denny starts pointing fingers at people, blaming others
and fired the offensive coordinator. The team suffered from a major implosion
afterward and is currently 1-9 since that game."SHOOT EM JIMMY!!"
Re: Take the high road Denny
"Acumen" wrote:
That was the main thing I didn't like about Denny.
He always pointed fingers.
It's the job of the head coach to take the heat and deflect it from the team, he doesn't do that.
The first time I saw him yell was his tirade after the Chicago mess.
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Exactly! This new generation of full-frame bodies isn't living up to the hype of "full-frame for the masses" whatsoever. Either a 6D or a D600 with any sort of a zoom is going to push $3k+ and that isn't exactly pennies for anyone I know, nor is it any more affordable than the current prices of previous-generation equipment. I'm sure most people who bought a 5DII recently are very happy with their purchase in light of the 6D, as am I with my D700.


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Published in The Georgia Defender, p. 2 (January 1991).
Author: Donald E. Wilkes, Jr., Professor of Law, University of Georgia School of Law.
The criminal procedure counterrevolution--sometimes known as the new rehnquisition--continues apace. During the U.S. Supreme Court's last Term the Court, under the leadership of Chief Justice William Rehnquist, continued along its remorseless path of handing down criminal procedure decisions that usually side with the government and take a narrow view of the rights of criminal suspects. Listed and explained below are 12 of the Court's 1989-90 Term decisions in the field of criminal procedure. These 12 decisions are, in my opinion, the worst of the 1989-90 Term's criminal procedure decisions.
Of course, not every criminal procedure decision of
1989-90 Term was unfavorable to the cause of criminal suspects. There
a few bright spots, including: (1) James v. Illinois, 493 U. S.
307 (1990) (confession obtained from defendant in violation of 4th
may not be used to impeach credibility of defense witnesses); (2) Florida
v. Wells, 495 U. S. 1 (1990) (inventory search of locked suitcase
in impounded automobile violated 4th amendment because state highway
had no policy relating to the opening of closed containers discovered
the course of an inventory search); and (3) Grady v. Corbin,
U. S. 508 (1990) (double jeopardy bars subsequent prosecution where the
government, in order to establish an essential element of an offense
in that prosecution, will prove conduct that constitutes an offense for
which the defendant has already been prosecuted), overruled, United
States v. Dixon, 509 U. S. 688 (1993). Nonetheless, the 12 cases
below are, especially in view of Justice Brennan's departure, ominous
that the criminal procedure counterrevolution is far from over.
1. Dowling v. United States, 493 U. S. 342 (1990) (at defendant's trial for a bank robbery committed by a man wearing a ski mask and armed with a small pistol who after exiting the bank scurried around in the street momentarily and then commandeered a passing taxi cab, part of the prosecution's case consisted of the testimony of a witness, Ms. Henry, who testified, over the defendant's objection, that approximately two weeks before the bank robbery defendant, wearing a mask with cutout eyes and carrying a small handgun had, together with a man named Christian, entered her home and tried to rob her; prior to the bank robbery trial, defendant had been tried on burglary, attempted robbery, assault, and weapons charges arising out of the Henry incident and acquitted on all counts; Henry's testimony was admitted at the bank robbery trial under Fed. R. Evid. 404(b), which provides that evidence of other crimes, wrongs, and acts may be admissible against a defendant for purposes other than character evidence; the government claimed that Henry's testimony was admissible to strengthen eyewitness identifications of defendant as the bank robber and also to link defendant with Christian, was seen near the bank shortly before it was robbed and who allegedly was to have been the getaway driver for defendant; after Henry's testimony and again in his instructions at the close of the trial the judge told the jury that defendant had been acquitted of robbing Henry and emphasized the limited purpose of introducing Henry's testimony; the defendant was convicted; HELD, conviction affirmed; evidence otherwise admissible under Rule 404(b) is not inadmissible under double jeopardy principles"simply because it relates to alleged conduct for which a defendant has been acquitted (!)"; the defendant's acquittal of charges with respect to the Henry incident did not prove he was innocent of those charges, but only that there was reasonable doubt of his guilt; evidence is admissible under Rule 404(b) without meeting the reasonable doubt requirement, and an acquittal in a criminal case does not preclude the government from relitigating an issue when the issue is presented in a subsequent action governed by a lower standard of proof; furthermore, Henry's testimony did not violate double jeopardy protections because defendant has not shown that his previous acquittal rested on a jury finding that he did not enter Henry's home; Henry's testimony did not violate due process because it does not violate fundamental fairness principles) (White, J.) (6-3)
2. Holland v. Illinois, 493 U. S. 474 (1990)
voir dire in criminal proceedings against petitioner, a white man, the
venire consisted of 30 persons, only 2 of whom were black, and both of
whom the prosecution had dismissed through use of peremptory
HELD, the fair cross-section requirement of the 6th amendment
to an impartial jury does not protect a defendant against a
racially motivated use of peremptory jury challenges; the judgment of
Illinois Supreme Court affirming the petitioner's conviction is
(Scalia, J.) (5-4)
3. United States v. Verdugo-Urquidez, 494 U.
259 (1990) (defendant, an alien in custody awaiting trial on federal
charges whose Mexican residences were searched by DEA agents, lacks
voluntary connections to the United States to be entitled to the
of the 4th amendment; the use of the term "people" in the 4th amendment
means that its protections, unlike those of the 5th and 6th amendments,
extend only "to a class of persons who are part of a national community
or who have otherwise developed sufficient connection with this country
to be considered part of that community (!)"; with respect to illegal
in the United States and 4th amendment rights, Court is only willing to
"assum[e] that such aliens would be entitled to Fourth Amendment
(!)"; the 4th amendment's "purpose was to restrict searches and
which might be conducted by the United States in domestic matters (!);"
"[w]ere defendant to prevail, aliens with no attachment to this country
might well bring actions for damages to remedy claimed violations of
Fourth Amendment in foreign countries or in international waters (!);"
the judgment of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth
granting motion to suppress is reversed for overextending the rights of
a criminal defendant) (Rehnquist, C.J.) (5-3) (Stevens, J., concurs in
4. Maryland v. Buie, 494 U. S. 325 (1990)
to a valid arrest warrant charging him with armed robbery, 6 or 7 armed
policemen arrested the defendant at his home without incident,
him, and took him to jail; at issue is the lawfulness of a so-called
sweep" of the home conducted incident to the arrest; possessing a valid
arrest warrant and probable cause to believe the suspect is at home,
officers are entitled to enter and search anywhere in the home in which
the suspect may be found; the fact that the suspect has been found and
arrested, however, does not mean that the other rooms in the house are
immune from search, and police are permitted to take reasonable steps
ensure their safety after and while making the arrest; in arresting a
in his home pursuant to a valid arrest warrant, police, as a
matter and without probable cause or reasonable suspicion, may look in
closets or other spaces immediately adjoining the place of arrest from
which an attack by others could be immediately launched; and a
sweep"--that is, "a quick and limited search of the premises, incident
to an arrest and conducted to protect the safety of officers or others"
and "narrowly confined to a cursory visual inspection of those places
which a person might be hiding"--may be conducted if the police have
suspicion that the area to be "swept" harbors an individual posing
to those on the arrest scene; the judgment of the Maryland Court of
is reversed for overextending the rights of a criminal defendant; in so
concluding the majority omits mentioning two embarrassing facts: first,
the Maryland Court of Appeals had specifically stated that "at the time
of the warrantless search, [the defendant] was safely outside the
handcuffed and unarmed;" and second, the policeman who made the
allegedly illegal "sweep" of the basement--where no one was present but
where incriminating clothing was found, allegedly in plain view--had
in surveilling the defendant's house for the three days before the
and yet supplied no explanation for why he might have thought another
was in the basement) (White, J.) (7-2)
5. Michigan v. Harvey, 494 U. S. 344 (1990)
deliberately elicited from a defendant by the police in violation of
6th amendment right to counsel and inadmissible as substantive evidence
of guilt may nonetheless be used as a prior inconsistent statement to
the defendant's credibility if the defendant takes the stand; at
places in its opinion, the court demotes the protection against use of
statements obtained in violation of the 6th amendment, which protection
originated in
Massiah v. United States, 377 U.S. 201 (1964), from
the status of a constitutional right by referring to the protection as
only a "prophylactic rule" and as an example (like the Miranda rule) of
"procedural safeguards that are not themselves required by the
but are "instead measures designed to ensure that constitutional rights
are protected;" the judgment of the Michigan Court of Appeals is
for overextending the rights of a criminal defendant) (Rehnquist, C.J.)
6. Butler v. McKellar, 494 U. S. 407 (1990) (Arizona
v. Roberson, 486 U.S. 675 (1988), which bars police from
a suspect about other crimes once the suspect has received the Miranda
warnings and invoked the right to counsel, and which was decided after
petitioner's conviction became final, was not dictated by prior
and therefore is not retroactively applicable to cases on collateral
at time of Roberson
decision; therefore, even though petitioner's murder
conviction and death sentence rest on a confession obtained in
of Roberson holding, petitioner may be executed; order denying
habeas corpus relief is affirmed) (Rehnquist, C.J.) (5-4)
7. Clemons v. Mississippi, 494 U. S. 738 (1990) (the U.S. Constitution does not require that a jury impose a sentence of death or make the findings prerequisite to a death sentence, and the decision whether the death penalty is appropriate in any given case is not one required by the Constitution to be made by a jury; nor does the Constitution prohibit a judge from overriding a jury's decision to impose a life sentence and imposing a death sentence instead; nor does the Constitution require that the jury specify the aggravating circumstances that permit imposition of a death sentence; nor does the Constitution require jury sentencing even where imposition of a death sentence turns on specific findings of fact; therefore, in a case where a jury imposes a death sentence based on several aggravating circumstances and one or more of those aggravating circumstances is invalid, the Constitution does not forbid an appellate court from reweighing the evidence and affirming the death sentence after finding that one or more remaining valid aggravating circumstances outweigh the mitigating evidence) (White, J.) (5-4)
8. New York v. Harris, 495 U. S. 14 (1990)
police having probable cause to believe the suspect has committed a
arrest the suspect, but the arrest is nonetheless violative of the 4th
amendment because the suspect was arrested in his home without a
incriminating statements made by the suspect while in his home under
are inadmissible under the 4th amendment, but incriminating statements
made outside of the home--here, at the police station where defendant
taken--are admissible under the 4th amendment; the judgment of the New
York Court of Appeals is reversed for overextending the rights of a
defendant) (White, J.) (5-4)
9. Illinois v. Perkins, 494 U. S. 292 (1990)
law enforcement officer posing as fellow inmate need not give Miranda warnings
before interrogating and obtaining incriminating statements from
suspect (!); the judgment of the Appellate Court of Illinois is
for overextending the rights of a criminal defendant) (Kennedy, J.)
(Brennan, J., concurs in the judgment)
10. Alabama v. White, 496 U. S. 325 (1990)
to Montgomery, Alabama police, they received a telephone call from an
person who supposedly said that Vanessa White would be leaving 235-C
Terrace Apartments at a particular time--although the police never said
what that time was--in a brown Plymouth station wagon with the right
lens broken, that she would be going to Dobey's Motel, and that she
be in possession of about an ounce of cocaine inside a brown attache
two plainclothes policemen then proceeded to Lynwood Terrace Apartments
where they saw a brown Plymouth station wagon with a broken right
in the parking lot in front of the 235 building; they then observed
leave the 235 building, carrying nothing in her hands, and drive away
the station wagon; the officers then followed the wagon on a four-mile
route that was the most direct route possible to Dobey's Motel; just
of the motel White was stopped by two uniformed policemen in a marked
car, and "asked" to step to the rear of her wagon; she was told that
officers suspected she had cocaine in her vehicle and supposedly
consented to a search of the car, which turned up marijuana in a brown
attache case; after White was arrested 3 milligrams of cocaine were
in her purse; HELD, under the circumstances here, although this
is a close case, there was reasonable suspicion and an investigatory
of White's car was justified; the judgment of the Alabama Court of
Appeals is reversed for overextending the rights of a criminal
(White, J.) (6-3) Note: In his dissenting opinion, Justice
said: "Millions of people leave their apartments at about the same
every day carrying an attache case and heading for a destination known
to their neighbors.... This decision makes a mockery of [the
amendment's] protection."
11. Michigan Dep't of State Police v. Sitz,
U. S. 444 (1990) (upholding the validity, under the 4th amendment, of
drunk driver roadblocks--called by the Court "highway sobriety
by stopping every car passing through the roadblock and questioning the
driver, all without a warrant, without probable cause, without
suspicion, and without any indication of criminal activity; the
of the Michigan Court of Appeals is reversed for overextending the
of a criminal defendant) (Rehnquist, C.J) (5-3) (Blackmun, J., concurs
in the judgment)
12. Maryland v. Craig, 497 U. S. 836 (1990) (the Court phrases the issue as whether the 6th amendment confrontation clause "categorically prohibits" (!) child witnesses in child abuse criminal prosecutions from testifying against the defendant at his trial outside of the defendant's physical presence, and for the first time in history construes the confrontation clause to mean that a prosecution witness who appears at the defendant's trial may testify against the defendant outside the physical presence of the defendant; under the Maryland statutory provisions invoked and used in this case, if the trial judge after hearing specifically finds that the child witness would be traumatized by testifying in the physical presence of the defendant, he may invoke a procedure whereby the child witness, the prosecutor, and defense attorney withdraw into another room while the defendant, judge, and jury remain in the courtroom, and the child witness's testimony is then transmitted live to the courtroom via one-way closed circuit television so that the child cannot see the defendant or anything else in the courtroom; HELD, the procedures established by these statutes do not violate the confrontation clause, even though they deny the defendant a face-to-face meeting with a witness against him; "[w]e have never held ... that the Confrontation Clause guarantees criminal defendants the absolute right to a face-to-face meeting with witnesses against them at trial (!)"; "[a]lthough face-to-face confrontation forms 'the core of the values furthered by the Confrontation Clause,' ... we have nevertheless recognized that it is not the sine qua non of the confrontation right (!);" "we have never insisted on an actual face-to-face encounter at trial in every instance in which testimony is admitted against a defendant [citing examples of the use of hearsay evidence (!)]"); "though we reaffirm the importance of face-to-face confrontation with witnesses appearing at trial, we cannot say that such confrontation is an indispensable element of the Sixth Amendment's guarantee of the right to confront one's accusers (!);" the issue, "therefore, is whether use of the [Maryland] procedure is necessary to further an important state interest, and "a State's interest in the physical and psychological well-being of child abuse victims may be sufficiently important to outweigh, at least in some cases, a defendant's right to face his or her accusers in court (!);" the fact that "a significant majority of States has enacted statutes to protect child witnesses ... attests to the widespread belief in the importance of such a public policy (!);" although the Maryland Court of Appeals upheld the statutory procedures at issue here, it reversed the defendant's convictions because it thought the statutory procedures could not be invoked unless the child witness is first questioned at a hearing by the judge in the defendant's presence, and also because it thought that before permitting use of one-way closed circuit television the judge should first consider less restrictive alternatives such as two-way closed circuit television; however, "we decline to establish ... any such categorical evidentiary prerequisites (!) for the use of the one-way television procedure," and therefore vacate the judgment of the Maryland Court of Appeals for having, in that respect, overextended the rights of a criminal defendant) (O'Connor, J.) (5-4) Note: In his dissenting opinion, Justice Scalia wrote: "Seldom has this Court failed so conspicuously to sustain a categorical guarantee of the Constitution against the tide of prevailing current opinion."


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Southern Miss coach Larry Fedora has officially been announced as the next head coach of the North Carolina Tar Heels. The school has issued forth a release and everything, with an introductory press conference scheduled for 1 p.m. ET.
Interesting note: Fedora will still coach Southern Miss in the Hawaii Bowl. Practice and prep for that game will take away from recruiting time, but have you ever tried to deny a man a trip to Hawaii? You haven't and shouldn't.
A little UNC reaction via Carolina March, from earlier in the week:
Fedora's teams at Southern Miss have had high octane offenses, with the defense typically lagging. He's also gone his entire career with one primary starting quarterback, Austin Davis, with the exception of six games he was out with a foot injury. The rushing defense was typically strong than the secondary, but this is the first season they've done a good job of limiting their opponent's scoring.
AD Bubba Cunningham, from the release:
"We identified and spoke to a number of highly qualified coaches and the person whom we believe is the best to lead the Carolina football program forward is Larry Fedora," says UNC athletics director Bubba Cunningham. "We share great expectations for the potential of Carolina football and we are excited that he has agreed to be our next head coach.
Keep up with SB Nation's comprehensive UNC Coaching Search Rumors Story Stream and Tar Heels blog, Carolina March, for the latest updates and fan perspective on the Tar Heels head coaching search. For all your college football needs, head to SB Nation's NCAA Football hub.


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It turns out that not only is David's mom Dilly one of the chicest ladies we know, she is also a dab hand at floral and plant arrangements!
Earlier this week we were delighted to receive the prestigious judges' vote for Best Floral Display Award at Chelsea in Bloom and Dilly was the creative force behind our Sloane Square store's award-winning displays.
It marked rag & bone's first time entering the world class floral festival (20th – 25th May), which sees local retailers compete for best floral design and attracts visitors from around the globe.
The theme was 'Decades' and rag & bone focused on 2010 onwards. The displays, Dilly explains, were designed to encapsulate the brand, both aesthetically and philosophically - "The freshness, authenticity, attention to detail and use of high quality material, while recyclable shrubs and herbs were included to reflect a casual, natural elegance."
Each and every piece, from the floral gateway with welcoming Jasmine, had symbolic meaning:
Recession: This decade has had to embrace a recession and with rag & bone priding itself on producing pieces of enduring quality, displaying plants that can be reused and given away was important. In a recession you have to rely on patience and humility
(Alliums), hope and good fortune (Apple Blossom), fidelity (Ivy), and the promise of new adventures (Lavender).
Decline of the bees: A concern over the bee population's decline inspired the inclusion of several hidcote Lavender plants, a veritable bee food factory.
Recycling: rag & bone strives to utilize existing interior features in new premises and feature eco-friendly antique fixtures, so recycling was destined to be a component of the display. Fittingly, the rag & bone man was in effect a pioneer in recycling, swapping his wares on the street. The vintage cart in store represents this ideal.
Olympics 2012: Lilac (pride), Wisteria (welcome), Ivy (friendship and fidelity), Phlox (harmony and good partnership). These plants reflect pride in our Olympians and London's triumph at hosting the global event.
Queen's Jubilee: Two Myrtle trees were incorporated to honor of her Majesty.


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By Andrew Gans
Question: I actually think it's one of your best performances.
Question: How much changed from Williamstown to New York? And, are changes still being made?
Question: As you mentioned, so much of it is musicalized, but I found some of my favorite moments are when two of the characters are just speaking. As an actor, do you enjoy the moments where you're just talking?
21 Jun 2013
Photo by Joan Marcus
O'Hara: Oh, thank you so much. I appreciate that. I think [Cathy is] a really interesting person—she's not as much of a heroine. She's not [that] kind of leading lady, [which] is the challenge of her, in a movie or a musical, but especially a musical. I think for a 2013 audience, people want to see this woman, who's balls to the wall, and has a lot to say and a lot of certainty. The thing about her that's hard and fun to play is her absolute kind of vulnerability, and finding things that she doesn't start [the show] with. That's really good to play with, so I think the material, without the film, gave me all that.
O'Hara: We can't really make changes anymore, although I think that we could every day with this, only because you discover it's so layered. Obviously, we're talking about not just one love story – some musicals have only one thing – this has several different layers of really important, big stuff. We made a lot of changes I feel from Williamstown just as far as structure… Even though it's 1957 and there's this kind of person that a lot of us can't identity with anymore – this wife of an alcoholic, this woman who's really kind of more concerned with the way things seem than the way things are, which is not really someone who I think I am – but we also needed her to be someone who a person, a woman in today's world, could identity with or feel for. So I told them I felt very strongly that the ending needed to have some sort of hope. She's entering the 1960s, she'll be a single mother soon after the story ends, and we need to believe that she's gonna have a little bit of a backbone to take her children into it, and she also had more of a liberal idea about things. She didn't have a problem with the black gardener, the way everyone in the whole story did. I discovered very quickly that you had to play her a little naïve and vulnerable in order to have her be understood, but then the ending has to have a little hope. So we changed the structure of the ending a lot. We didn't have the train station [in Williamstown], we didn't have the last song, we didn't have really the music of hope at the end. We added a lot of those things; we also took out a lot of the more musical theatre-y fun songs that were in there. I think the creators decided that they didn't need to apologize for the story, we just needed to tell it. I really admired them for that because they said, "Let's just tell the story the way it needs to be told." So they took out anything that seemed small and trivial.
photo by Joan Marcus
O'Hara: Yeah, you know that's the funny thing. Again, I go back to the first things I did in my [performing] life, in college, right out of college, doing these things that were more sung-through, I would say more artsy maybe. At first it was the through-sung passages that I remembered familiarly and said, "Oh, this is nice." But now it's the moments where we stop. Because of the through-sung nature of it, the heightened nature of it, when we do stop and talk, I do feel those are extremely important and I really enjoy them and kind of look forward to them.
O'Hara: Nancy and I have gotten to work on it for [awhile]—we did Williamstown together as well. I think she and I have a very similar sensibility, kind of as if this isn't our first life. [Laughs.] This isn't our first trip to the rodeo here. We have the same sort of sensibility as far as the old-fashioned ways, the women who raised us, so I think there's an understanding there of what we're doing and what we're playing. She would understand Cathy Whitaker just as much as I understand Eleanor, which is to say we both understand each other's character very much. Not that we'd be proud to understand those characteristics, but we do. So that's something that I have to admit kind of came easy with Nancy and me, and I'm very very grateful for that. I've enjoyed working with her so much. Isaiah is new this time. Brandon Victor Dixon played it at Williamstown, and it's very interesting because they're extremely different in both wonderful good ways. Isaiah, what I've found with him, I've really enjoyed the kind of chemistry that I feel like we have. He's very easy to get to know, he's very open, and…I think he lived in the South for a while, [so] he understands what he's doing, the man he's playing, even though it's Hartford. Sometimes I think you have to grow up in the South in the eighties to know what the fifties were like in Hartford. [Laughs.] And I think he did, although he's from Alaska, he did have some time in the South. I've really enjoyed his strength. First of all, he's very handsome and a very strong man, and that is appealing to me as an actress and also as Cathy because there's a bit of her that needs a lot of something to lean on during the show.
Question: I actually think it's one of your best performances.
Question: How much changed from Williamstown to New York? And, are changes still being made?
Question: As you mentioned, so much of it is musicalized, but I found some of my favorite moments are when two of the characters are just speaking. As an actor, do you enjoy the moments where you're just talking?


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100-year old farmhouse: renovated suite with Olympic/Sound views. Open concept suite has two queen bedrooms, bath with tub/shower and double vanity, large living room, sunroom, and kitchen with granite countertops and heated tile floor which extends to the sunroom. Living spaces are connected with a gas three-sided fireplace. A small deck extends from the sunroom and a large deck is avaialble for barbecues and entertaining small groups. Peaceful and pastoral but with expansive view, this is a haven within 15 minutes of the city of Olympia on Johnson Point.
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Large deck with gas barbecue.
Fully equipped kitchen.
Separately zoned heating in all rooms.
Wireless internet, cable television, telephone for any US calls.
Ample outdoor parking.
activities and attractions in Olympia Washington
Close to City of Olympia; easy freeway access North and South I-5; easy access to State Route 101 to the ocean beaches.
Marinas nearby with kayak rentals; bike trail nearby; access to beach for walking, fishing.
9-hole putt putt farm golf on site; clubs/balls provided.
vacation rental rates
Rates are double occupancy. Weeknights $125; Friday/Saturday $150 per night. Feel free to email for quote.
Minimum stay is three nights; cleaning fee of $75 applies to all rentals as well as applicable sales tax. Reservation deposit required in advance with signed rental agreement available on request; balance due 30 days prior to arrival.
Sorry but we do not allow pets.