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As we reported last week, Pete Prisco with CBSSports.com visited Paul Brown Stadium to watch the Cincinnati Bengals practice. On Wednesday, Prisco reported his observations and opinions after visiting Cincinnati last Thursday. Prisco's assessment of the Bengals preparations this offseason should be viewed as one of particular interest to fans considering his belief that the Bengals will make it to the AFC Championship this upcoming season. It appears as though visiting the Bengals last week hasn't softened Prisco's stance regarding his optimism for a team he predicts will have a regular season record of 10-6.
Prisco begins his training camp report by immediately countering the belief held by some NFL insiders, calling Dalton's speculated "sophomore slump" absurd.
No, he isn't a big, strong-armed passer who makes your jaw drop when you watch him work, but he is accurate and, more importantly, he knows where to go with the football. Dalton will be even better in 2012.
Prisco goes on to praise Dalton's impressive rookie season and points out that a full offseason along with a more developed Jay Gruden offense will only benefit Dalton further.
These days, it seems as though any discussion of Andy Dalton's budding NFL career must address his arm strength. Prisco is clearly on the other side of the fence from those that consider Dalton's arm strength a liability.
"You don't have to have the strongest arm," said [A.J.] Green, who was also a rookie in 2011. "Peyton Manning doesn't have the strongest arm, but he's one of the best to ever play. It's accuracy. Once you get that receiver you have chemistry with, the sky's the limit." With those two playing pitch and catch, and actually knowing now what they are doing, the Bengals passing game should be even better.
Prisco lists two objectives for the Bengals: Establish a running game, and find a receiver to field alongside A.J. Green. While he seems relatively confident in running back BenJarvus Green-Ellis, Prisco concludes with the simple fact that the Bengals must see improvement in the running game after a 2011 season where they were ranked 27th in rushing yards per attempt. It's hardly debatable that the Bengals 2011 backfield was lackluster the majority of the season. However, one aspect of the running game that Prisco does not mention is the addition of guards Travelle Wharton and Kevin Zeitler, who are believed to improve the running game. Last Thursday when Prisco attended camp, the Bengals were in full pads. His omission of any credit toward a refurbished offensive line is worth noting.
Prisco touches upon the wide receiver battle twice in his article. He addresses A.J. Green's eventual counterpart under his list of Team Objectives and subsequently, his list of Camp Battles. The biggest takeaway from Prisco's mention of the wide receiver battle is the impression he had of Armon Binns last Thursday.
The early favorite is Binns, who was undrafted and already cut by receiver-needy Jacksonville. He doesn't run that well, but he's a T.J. Houshmandzadeh-type receiver, a capable player who knows where to go in terms of assignments.
[Binns] might not have the speed Simpson had, by he at least knows where to go.
In terms of other camp battles, Prisco projects that Leon Hall and Terence Newman will earn the starting cornerback roster spots. He does acknowledge that Clements could be used at safety. The camp battle at safety is Prisco's final point:
Strong safety: Taylor Mays was running with the first team the days I was there, but he really struggles in coverage. He is too stiff. I would look for the Bengals to move a corner -- maybe Clements -- inside to team with Reggie Nelson. They also like [Jeromy] Miles. Projected winner: Too tough to call.
Prisco labels Jermaine Gresham as "Somebody To Watch."
Gresham caught 56 passes last season, but he could easily be an 80-catch guy. He has the ability to split out wide and create matchup problems for a defense. I see that happening more in 2012.
Gresham himself humbly labeled himself as "average" this offseason. Considering Gresham an 80-catch guy in 2012 definitely supports the possibility of Gresham emerging as the player that will step up alongside Green in the receiving game.
Pete Prisco concludes his training camp report with a handful of final thoughts. He establishes that the Bengals defense is talented enough to pose problems for every team in the AFC North, reiterates that Dalton and Green experiencing a full offseason will only improve the offense, and addresses the potential dominance of the Bengals defensive front. Prico's last statement, however, proves that he is convinced of the Bengals potential based on the product he witnessed in Paul Brown Stadium last Thursday:
They will win the AFC North -- and push for more.


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A vacation is like love – anticipated with pleasure, experienced with discomfort, and remembered with nostalgia.
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Kathy and I just returned from a two week vacation (experience might be a better description than vacation). It was a grueling adventure but necessary and enlightening. For us, learning comes first and rest/ relaxation comes in dead last. We flew out to Hartford Connecticut and then drove 2,000 miles around New England's winding, hilly roads with one excursion into Canada (Compo Bello – the site of Franklin Roosevelt's modest summer cottage which has only 32 rooms. I concluded that I needed to learn more about Eleanor and Franklin and found two good books in the library: Eleanor and Franklin: The Story of Their Relationship, based on Eleanor Roosevelt's Private Papers by Joseph P. Lash and No Ordinary time: Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt: The Home Front in World War II by Doris Kearns Goodwin.
Much of the learning on this trip was unanticipated. I was pleasantly exposed to some new technology:
We rented a Toyota Prius (hybrid gas-electric car) and averaged 48 mpg on the trip. The savings on the fuel bill made me a believer but when I got home and began driving my 10 year old Camry I felt like a was driving a souped-up dragster. It took some adjustment to get used to the Camry's faster acceleration.
I never leave home without my laptop but I begun experimenting with Kathy's iPad. The fast boot-up speed and reliability really impressed me. The laptop seems to handle the data entry function better than the iPad and I prefer the laptop's large size monitor screen for reading documents, blogs etc. I'll probably buy an iPad to supplement but not replace my laptop.
I had never used a GPS system (provides info about the car's position and the best travel routes to a given destination by linking itself to a built-in digital map) but I suspect they will be part of all future travel plans. I was impressed.
The most memorable experience for me was visiting the Amoskeag Mill in Manchester N.H. I love history and this provided me a fascinating peek into 19th century industrial society. It whetted my appetite for more info; they were selling a wonderful history (Amoskeag: Life and Work in an American Factory-City) by Tamara K. Hareven for $29.99. I thought that was a little pricey and found a used copy (in good condition) on the internet for $.01 plus $3.99 shipping.
It feels so good to be home. Travel impresses upon me the lesson that life is short and must be lived to the max. That being said I made two purchases on Amazon today:
WL V911 4 CH Single Rotor Helicopter (Version 2). Drones fascinate me and this is kind of a hobbyist's "starter model" for those who know they don't a darn thing about how to fly one of these contraptions. It only costs $45.00 and apparently is very durable so you don't completely wreck it when you fly it into the ground or a tree.
Creative Whack Pack By Roger Von Oech. An illustrated deck of 64 creative thinking strategies that will whack you out of habitual thought patterns and enable you to look at your life and actions in a fresh way. I think anything that will increase your creativity at a reasonable price has to be a wise investment.
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Dark Vale Games
Forge looks like an MMO, plays like a 3rd person shooter, and feels like a MOBA title
Forge from Dark Vale Games looks like an MMO, plays like a third-person shooter, and is structured like the competitive PvP arena combat of MOBA games. It lists Guild Wars and Team Fortress 2 among its biggest influences, and features a Pyromancer class capable of performing a rocket jump. The closest real world analogy would be a children's ball pit; it's a frantic, colorful mess, but it's one you'll want to dive into. There are five classes to choose from: Pathfinder, Warden, Assassin, Shaman, and Pyromancer. Each class has a set of nine skills, spread across the bottom of the screen like an MMO toolbar, and you can opt out of your chosen class any time you die. Games are structured into team deathmatches, capture the flag, or king of the hill matches, and you'll need to coordinate with your team to be effective. It's every bit Team Fortress 2 as it is World of Warcraft, but somehow it all feels tight and solid in design. Classes feel balanced, game play is smooth and familiar, and the overall visual aesthetic is rich in detail and life. I had a chance to play through a couple matches with Timothy Alvis, co-founder and CTO/COO of Dark Vale Games, who told me why Forge exists, as well as why he and Dark Vale Games want your help.
An MMO PvP game, sans the MM part, and every trope associated with it
Alvis told the Penny Arcade Report that Forge was originally conceived as a way for the friends and family members that make up Dark Vale Games to get together and enjoy MMO PvP combat. "We could never find a chance to play together because we were always like 6 – 12 weeks behind the other person and it just didn't work out." Alvis said he wanted Forge to be about skill, not about how much time you had to grind for levels, and what abilities you had the other person didn't. He doesn't want players to grow in power as they level up in Forge. "That just gets right back to why we wanted to make the game in the first place," Alvis said. The team at Dark Vale Games is passionate and experienced, but small. That means limitations and budget constraints. Alvis told the Penny Arcade Report that the overall vision for Forge is grand; much grander than the five classes and single faction they plan to launch with. "A lot of indie studios – or just studios in general – make the mistake of biting off more than they can chew early," Alvis said. "We wanted to build a little bit more slowly." That means a rolling launch that follows the model set by Markus "Notch" Persson and Minecraft. Alvis said there are plans for a second and third faction, and possibly more. These factions might add a new class, but you'll only pay for the faction's visuals; everyone gets the class for free. Alvis told the Penny Arcade Report that Dark Vale Games wants each faction to be unique in their look, without treading familiar ground. The next faction, Alvis said, would be a mix of Mayan and clockwork. "Kind of like the assassin in the first Hellboy movie."
Rocket jumping with a fire spell
I played one of each game type Forge will have at launch, and three of the game's classes. I started as a Pathfinder, who wields a bow as his primary weapon. This class felt the most familiar, almost like a fantasy-injected Halo with special abilities. Combat was fluid, but didn't feel very special. I kept getting whipped by Pyromancers on the other team, who seemed to dominate in kills. I decided I wanted to do to them what they'd been doing to me. What a difference that class change made.There was nothing particularly wrong with playing as a Pathfinder, mind you. It moved fine, fired fine, and overall felt… fine. Drop the Pathfinder into a modern-age MMO with modern-age graphics however, and you might not be able to pick it out from the crowd. The Pyromancer doesn't suffer from this problem. His bright red plate armor glows with heat from his spells, and his abilities were devious and satisfying. In my capture the flag game, I stood to the side of a long bridge, watching enemies flood toward our base. The bridge was narrow however, and I had a spell made for this situation: Molten Bolas. Hurling twin balls of magma connected by a chain of fire, the Molten Bolas whip around an enemy and pin them, preventing retaliation. They also push enemies back, making the enemies on the bridge easy prey. My move didn't kill them, but it was fun to watch, and I was happy knowing I helped out my team. I celebrated with a blast of fire energy, which launches the Pyromancer in the opposite direction of his aiming cursor. Aim down and whoosh! Medieval fantasy rocket jump. The Assassin was next, and that class was ultimately my favorite. I wasn't very good at getting close enough to deal damage since the class is pretty much all melee, but I once again found some cool abilities I could use to mess with my enemies. I didn't earn a single kill as the Assassin, but I was a darn helpful teammate by obfuscating line of sight with smoke clouds and invisibility. That teammate-focused mentality is pivotal in Forge; if you want to succeed, you can't go lone wolf.
How Dark Vale Games is forging Forge
Dark Vale Games isn't the only studio making Forge. Alvis told the Penny Arcade Report that Digital Confectioners handles 75 percent of programming, while SuperGenius creates 99 percent of the art and visual style. Forge isn't being handled by a big-name publisher; they don't have PR or advertising campaigns. Instead, their biggest asset is a Kickstarter campaign. Alvis told the Penny Arcade Report the game is on schedule for a 2012 release. That's regardless of how much money the Kickstarter project makes or doesn't make. Alvis referred to the Kickstarter as more of a "Kickfinisher," which will help support the game's longevity. Those planned factions and added classes will cost money and development time, and if Forge doesn't find the type of financial support from the community they'd like right away, those projects get jeopardized. "We tried to do everything right and wait until we had game play so we could show everyone footage, and that may have backfired on us a bit," Alvis told the Penny Arcade Report. He said how the Kickstarter has sat idle for some time now, and he worries it's due in part to the fact that Forge is so close to being completed. People are used to supporting games in the beginning of development; raising money to finish a game may not be as attractive to backers. That may be true: Forge may not need help. But having played the game and felt the wicked joy of lashing out with bolas made of lava, I hope they get it. When I try to describe Forge, it sounds like a chaotic mess. When I play Forge, it feels like a beautiful mess.


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In May, police said a confidential informant told them about buying drugs from Aviles "for numerous years" and offered to cooperate.
Court records stated that on two occasions that month detectives watched as the informant went to Aviles' home. The informant met Aviles at his door and then they walked to Aviles' garage. Each time the informant purchased two grams of crack cocaine rocks at a price of $100 per gram, according to court records.
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Reported: Feb. 12, 2014 3:19 PM EST
CINCINNATI (AP) -- An Ohio priest convicted of taking a 10-year-old boy to West Virginia for sex more than two decades ago has been sentenced to seven and a half years in prison.
Robert Poandl was convicted in September of transporting a minor in interstate commerce with the intent of engaging him in sex. He could have received up to 10 years.
Prosecutors said the priest from suburban Cincinnati took the boy to Spencer, W.Va., in 1991 and raped him while visiting a church there.
Poandl continued to deny those allegations even as a federal judge sentenced him Wednesday.
The now 32-year-old accuser didn't tell West Virginia law enforcement officials until 2009 that he'd been abused.
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Time: 11:00am - 4:00pm
It's the last day of Fall Camp everybody! Practice is at 11am and Golden Bear Day is at 2pm. Follow along with Nam, Avi, and others, who will be covering practice from the stands. Join the conversation in the comments below - especially if you're able to attend practice or Golden Bear Day:
Fans of all ages are invited to the inaugural Golden Bear Day on Saturday, Aug. 24 from 2-4pm PT. The free event (formerly Football Fan Appreciation Day) will allow fans to meet, take photos and receive autographs from over 300 student-athletes representing many of Cal's 29 sports, including the entire football team. Cal Spirit will also be on hand for photos including the cannon, Oski, Cheer, Dance and Rally Committee.
Golden Bear Day will take place on Lisa and Douglas Goldman Plaza at California Memorial Stadium.
In case you missed it, here are links to:
- Nam's Day 18 practice report (special edition - the last one of fall camp! - includes position-by-position analysis)
- Scott's position previews:
Quarterbacks / O-Line / Receivers / Running Backs / D-Line / Secondary / Linebackers / Special Teams
Here are some Twitter accounts to follow:
CGB Twitters
EXCLUSIVE! CGB NOW CONSIDERED TO HAVE MODERATE EDITORIAL INTEGRITY, WILL BE IN THE PRESS BOX AT CMS THIS FALL— Nam Le (@AGuyNamedNam) August 24, 2013
@GoldenBlogs: We'll try to have a live feed going from inside Memorial Stadium.
@AGuyNamedNam: Our intrepid CGB reporter Nam will provide a running play-by-play.
Official Cal Twitter feeds
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Great Things at UDM
Great Things at the School of Law
Law Firm Program
The School of Law offers specialty courses in the School's Law Firm Program including:
- Advising Entrepreneurs in New Business Start-ups
- Anatomy of a Business Transaction
- Children and the Law
- Environmental Law
- Family Law
- Franchising
- Intellectual Property
- Litigation
- Pre-trial Criminal Advocacy
- Small Firm Practice
Law Clinics Address Community Legal Needs
The UDM School of Law provides legal outreach services to approximately 2,100 clients through the following community clinics:
- Veterans' Appellate Clinic—State Appellate Defenders' Office
- Criminal Trial Clinic
- Immigration Law
- Juvenile Law Appellate Clinic
- Mediation Training and Clinic
- Mortgage Foreclosure Defense Clinic
- Veterans' Appellate Clinic
- Urban Law Clinic
- Veterans' Law
The clinics are now housed in the George J. Asher Law Clinic Center in the Water Buhl Ford III Hall, a beautifully renovated historic firehouse adjacent to Dowling Hall on UDM's Riverfront Campus.
Joint Degrees
Joint Degrees provide a legal education with opportunities to earn multiple law degrees from law schools in the United States, Mexico and Canada. Focused on understanding the intersection of legal systems in today's global marketplace, the program includes options to earn one of four joint or multiple degrees in a condensed time frame:
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- Canadian & American Dual J.D.
Joint comparative law degree program in the United States and Canada
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Joint degree program in the United States and Mexico
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Professors of Practice
Senior attorneys bring their years of legal experience into the classroom at UDM School of Law, teaching courses such as Corporate Governance in an age of Bailouts, Health Law, Commercial Law: Lender Liability.
Applied Legal Theory & Analysis
Our nationally recognized legal writing program helps student do more than take tests and fill bluebooks; it trains UDM law students to resolve problems, and to communicate these solutions in outstanding and well reasoned analysis, presented clearly and concisely.
Dean's Advisory Board
The Dean's Advisory Board includes lawyers, judges, and other actively involved in the legal profession from across the country who advises the School about how best to prepare UDM law graduates, keeping UDM School of Law current with the changing demands of the profession.
UDM Law Alumni
A loyal and highly regarded community of UDM Law alumni live and work throughout the U.S. and beyond, many of whom make themselves available to visit with current students at a Lunch With a Lawyer, a Preparing to Practice session, and more.
Moot Court Program
Our award-winning Moot Court program takes UDM law students to competitions across the country as they argue legal issues in environmental, international, constitutional, asylum, criminal, IP and IT law each year.
Mobile Law Office
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Guide to Business Giveaways for Athletes
Promotional Giveaway Ideas for Athletes
Tips for promoting your small business to the sports enthusiast.
Promoting a small business usually presents two major challenges. First: how do you promote your small business when your advertising budget is tight? The second challenge: how do you reach your niche market while still remaining within the confines of a small budget? The key to meeting these challenges lies within one answer: business giveaways.
When it comes to a specialty market like sports-related products, small businesses who cater to athletes need not spend thousands of dollars on billboard advertising to get the word out.
In fact, the opportunities for advertising on a budget are abundant. Placing business giveaways like water bottles, golf tees or athletic wear directly into the hands of customers and potential clients is a more effective way to advertise. It's also an efficient way to make the most of your tight promotional budget.
Action Steps
The best contacts and resources to help you get it done
Finding your niche market.
The next step is getting your business giveaways into the right hands. The solution is going to where the athletes are.
I recommend: participating in trade shows which are geared toward the sportsman/woman. Your potential clients will come directly to you. Begin every conversation with the benefits of the service(s) or product(s) that you offer. End your conversation by placing your customized promotional product into the person's hand.
Seek out local athletic groups.
If your small business is locally-based, find out what leauges and teams are active in your area. Teams and leagues are almost always happy to accept business giveaways in exchange for promoting your business.
I recommend: offering your promotional products free of charge to local athletes. Supply a local Little League team with company logo-embossed prizes. I like the 9" Glow in the Dark Flyer . This fun frisbee glows in the dark, ensuring that your logo will be seen even at night. At the same time, treat parents of players to a logo-emblazoned umbrella, perfect for those games or practices that are graced with a light shower.
Don't overlook the overlooked.
There are many untapped groups of athletes that are starving for the kind of boost that your business can offer.
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I recommend: thinking outside the box. Many churches, private schools, businesses and non-profit organizations have either organized or casual sports leagues or events. Most of these get very little attention from local businesses. This could be your chance to swoop in and scoop an organization right out from under your competition. Supply a non-profit organization's fundraising golf tournament with balls or tees or even a business-sponsored trophy (I like the 18th Hole Award.) Offer to outfit a local church's bowling team. Provide a running club with pedometers or a tennis club with sweatbands. The possibilities are endless if you keep your eyes open for opportunities.


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LOS ANGELES, California (AP) -- An 82-year-old woman who was given a jaywalking ticket for taking too long to cross a busy street won't have to pay the $114 fine.
Mayvis Coyle had become something of a sensation after her case was publicized in April. Senior citizen advocates were outraged at her treatment. News camera crews showed up at her door unannounced.
Last week, however, Coyle received a mailed notice that a court commissioner had found her guilty of jaywalking but suspended the fine.
"It sounds like a compromise, like they're trying to save face," Coyle's son, Jim Coyle, told the Los Angeles Daily News, which first reported the ticketing. "We're grateful for everyone's support."
Coyle was vacationing in Colorado and unavailable for comment.
Police said Coyle entered a busy intersection on February 15 after the red "Don't Walk" sign had started blinking.
Coyle said the white "Walk" signal was flashing when she started across the intersection with her cane in one hand and groceries in the other.
"How could she have gone any faster?" said Bill Daniel, chief executive officer of ONEgeneration, a senior-services agency. "It just seems like we have to be more patient."
Police maintain that the officer was looking out for Coyle's welfare because of a rising number of pedestrian deaths.
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I have never been an advocate of book burning - until now.
Rex Ryan, the obnoxious coach of the even more obnoxious New York Jets, is writing a book, the Associated Press reports. It will combine autobiography and football strategy, allegedly. His co-author is Don Yaeger, a former Sports Illustrated editor who has written books on former NFL stars Warren Moon and Walter Payton.
Wonder if Mr. Ryan will explain how the team he said was so superior managed to lose to the Dolphins twice last year?
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The second new interview with Tom has now been posted on his official website. In this profile featured in Surrey Life magazine, Tom talks about his love of fishing, cars, as well as his role in the Harry Potter films. He also says that he is currently filming Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, but that it is weird for him to watch the finished version of the movies.
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Defender Jonathan Fortune has left Barnet by mutual consent after making just eight appearances for the club.
The former Charlton Athletic player joined the Bees in the summer on a free transfer and was handed the captaincy at the start of the season.
The 32-year-old started Barnet's first five matches of the campaign but the signing of loanee Krystian Pearce saw him lose his place in the side.
Fortune had not started a League Two fixture since September 1 and his last appearance for the Bees came in the 1-1 draw with Accrington Stanley.
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In some ways, Google is a digital Rome. Instead of extending roads to connect its empire, it builds data centers worldwide and challenges local rule not with swords, but with tools and information.
It is a company that probes the perimeters of censorship in China and tests the limits of privacy laws in Europe, sometimes with consequence, as it expands its cloud computing empire.
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On Monday, Google received a letter from 10 nations, including Canada, France, and Britain, telling the company that the "privacy rights of the world's citizens are being forgotten as Google rolls out new technological applications."
Google's Rome-like worldview extends to how it will treat the location of customer data. Google is not offering U.S. businesses any specific assurance that their data will be stored in a U.S.-based data center.
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"In the world today where we have partners, vendors, multiple offices, employees working remotely, the Internet, email etc. 'Where is my data located?' should probably not be first question we ask," Feigenbaum said.
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RENO, Nev. (AP) — A jury began deliberations on Tuesday in the case of a former Nevada developer and political powerbroker who was called a greedy "ultimate insider" by prosecutors accusing him of illegally funneling nearly $150,000 in campaign money to U.S. Sen. Harry Reid
Harvey Whittemore, 59, a former lobbyist and head of a billion-dollar real estate company, faces four felony counts tied to claims that he gave money to family members and employees to make contributions he had promised to Reid without revealing himself as the source.
"He kept his promise and he broke the law to do it," Assistant U.S. Attorney Eric Olshan said during final arguments before the case went to the jury.
"This wasn't just any old promise. This was a promise to Harry Reid, the most powerful man in the U.S. Congress," Olshan said. "When he made these contributions, he was the ultimate insider. He was making millions of dollars and getting personal thank-you notes from the most prominent politicians in the country."
Whittemore's lawyers said he broke no laws by giving $5,000 checks as gifts to family members and as gifts or bonuses to 29 employees and their spouses, who then wrote checks for the maximum allowable $4,300 to the campaign group Friends of Harry Reid.
The lawyers said Whittemore, former chief of the Wingfield Nevada Group, suggested the employees and family members contribute to Reid, but made it clear that was voluntary.
"None said they were coerced," Dominic Gentile, Whittemore's lead defense counsel, said in his closing argument. "All knew him as a man of integrity. All said they trusted him."
Whittemore has pleaded not guilty to making excessive campaign contributions, making contributions in the name of another, causing a false statement to be made to the Federal Election Commission, and making a false statement to the FBI. If convicted, he could face up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine on each count.
U.S. District Judge Larry Hicks gave the jury of six men and six women 36 specific instructions before the two sides made closing arguments.
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Our relaxing 3 bedroom, 3 bath home is located in the Sawgrass community of Fripp Island Resort in Beaufort, South Carolina. Our home is tucked away in a maritime forest with panoramic views of the salt water marsh, palm trees, & wildlife from every window!
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The house has been decorated in a Caribbean look & finished in island colors so you will know that you are truly on vacation!
By Golf Cart, which is included in the rental of this home, the beach is less than a 5 minute drive. Because our home is located in a central part of the island, you will find the beach near our home very nice at high and low tide! There are multiple beach accesses with golf cart parking located throughout Fripp Island.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (Jeff Morris) – Some elected leaders are hosting a public meeting in Charleston Monday night to discuss the water crisis.
The meeting is scheduled from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at St. Matthews Episcopal Church at 36 Norwood Road.
Speakers will include Dr. Rahul Gupta, executive director of the Kanawha-Charleston Health Department, Del. Eric Nelson, R-Kanawha, Del. J.B. McCuskey, R-Kanawha, and Charleston City Council member Courtney Persinger. Laura Jordan, spokeswoman for West Virginia American Water, has been invited to the event.
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The Dolphins will have a stiff test to start the season as the Panthers return nine starters from last season's NCAA Tournament team.
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Boys Golf: Westlake freshman Spencer Soosman rallies to win Marmonte League individual title
Soosman rallies for 1-shot victory
Westlake High freshman golfer Spencer Soosman knew he needed to bring the pressure in Wednesday's final round of the Marmonte League tournament.
Trailing Moorpark's Isaiah Tubbs by several strokes, Soosman believed if he shoot in the mid-60s he would have a chance to win.
Using a hot putter and a timely chip-in for birdie on the par-3 15th hole, Soosman fired a 4-under-par 67 for four-round total of 293 and a one-shot win over Tubbs.
Soosman and Tubbs both advanced to the CIF Northern Individuals on May 13 at River Ridge.
"It feels pretty amazing," Soosman said. "I came out today and played well and made some shots.
"I'm happy to see all the practice I've been putting in paid off and made a difference."
Simi Valley's Andrew Tillman and Royal's Stephan Moffatt tied for third with a total of 296. Moffatt's final-round 68 included an eagle on the par-5 18th hole.
The senior hit his approach shot with a 3-iron through a small gap between a group of trees from 240 yards to give him the eagle chance.
"It was a pretty sweet shot," Moffatt said.
Westlake's Brandon Jacobs, Brandon Kelley and Nick Dallas, Agoura's Josh Matz and Dane Walton of Thousand Oaks also earned spots in the CIF tournament. Dallas bested Royal's David Stitt in a sudden-death playoff to claim the final spot.
Westlake held a 77-stroke lead after three rounds and cruised to the team title with 1,498 points.
There was plenty of drama surrounding the other three berths for next Monday's CIF Northern Divisional Team Championship at Soule Park.
Royal claimed the second spot with a total of 1,591 and Simi Valley was third at 1,599.
It appeared that Newbury Park would get the fourth spot but the Panthers had a player disqualified after he signed an incorrect scorecard. The error ccost Newbury Park 12 strokes, dropping it into fifth place and allowing Thousand Oaks to claim the fourth spot with a total of 1,610.
Under normal circumstances, Moorpark senior Thomas Lim and Westlake junior Sean Crocker would have been locks to earn one of the league's nine qualifying spots for the CIF playoff.
But both players missed the opening two of the four league tournaments because they were out of town playing in prestigious tournaments.
Crocker traveled to play in the Golden Pilsener Zimbabwe Open, a professional event where he ended up being low medalist among six amateurs in the field.
Lim was invited to play in Golfweek Magazine's Junior Invitational at Sage Valley Golf Course, where he played against the best junior golfers in the world.
Lim and Crocker aren't eligible for the postseason.
Westlake coach Rick Naranjo felt both should be given spots based on their previous performances.
His initial proposal was voted down 5-3 by the league coaches, so Naranjo changed his proposal to only give Lim a spot since he is a senior and has been the league's MVP the previous three years.
The coaches were sympathetic, but felt the kids that qualified in competition deserved to keep their spots.
Three Marmonte League golfers made holes in ones during the league's four-round championship tournament.
On Monday, Lim and Spillman each made aces at Sunset Hills. At the league tournament at Tierra Rejada, Agoura's Nick Lane also scored a hole in one. Lane jumped for joy and in the process broke his foot, putting him out of the remainder of the tournament.
Oaks Christian saved its best for last.
Led by Peter Griffith's 66 and Paul Gunness-Bendetti's 67, the Lions posted a team-low scoring mark of 355 at Tuesday's final round of the Tri-Valley League tournament at Olivas Links and earlier this season at Soule Park.
All six of the Oaks Christian players posted scores below 80, a first for the Lions program,
According to the records kept by Oaks Christian head coach Tom Placke, the 355 is a Tri-Valley League record, breaking the old mark of 367 by Oak Park in 2008 and 2010.
Griffith tied the school record for individual low score for 18 holes. While it didn't win, Oak Park posted a team score of 379, its lowest score of the season, with five players posting scores in the 70s.
Oaks Christian and Oak Park will play in the CIF Northern Team Divisional on Monday.
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Octavia has been transported through dimensional portals to alternate realities before, this is not a new experience. Perhaps it was time to leave that other one behind, Fate is a fickle mistress.
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