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Orgasms, pleasure, sensual, and love are words often associated with healthy sex. Physical pain and hurting are not. But for the men and women who live with dyspareuniapainful intercoursethese words are all too meaningful.
Approximately 15% of women and 5% of men will experience dyspareunia at some point in their lives. Luckily, the condition is usually treatable.
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Nearly 60 rugs, carpet samples and cut carpet pieces were prepared last week for shipment to military personnel stationed in Afghanistan this winter by employees of the Paulding County Treasurer's office.
Treasurer Lou Ann Wannemacher and her clerks Sharon Hicov and Karen Leatherman got the idea while talking to Angie Johnson whose son, Jeremy, is stationed there with the U.S. Marines at Camp Leatherneck. Each time one of the soldiers gets out of his bunk and puts his bare feet down on the floor, the floor is either cold concrete or the sand.
Flyers announcing the project were posted around the courthouse and sent to county employees with their checks. Rugs were collected in a box on the main floor of the courthouse Nov. 19-30. Donations of carpet samples and end rolls came from county businessmen Perry Sinn and Ray Friend. Money to mail the rugs, totaling $60, was collected during the courthouse Thanksgiving meal on Nov. 21.
Looking over the donated items on Friday morning, Angie said, "This is amazing. I cannot get over the response." She relayed to the ladies in the treasurer's office that her son knows the rugs are coming and that he says "Thank you, the guys will really appreciate them! Tell everyone thank you."
Here, Sharon Hicov surveyed the donations that had been boxed and those yet to be processed. Two of the boxes were mailed Dec. 4 with a third going out later in the week.
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For those of you that still check ESPN for some baseball info, the cover story is on Kyle Drabek. They basically say that he'll fall to the mid-first round due to makeup concerns. They initially gloss over the fact that he's 5-11 and throws 94-95.
This is probably the first time I've heard a (mostly) positive review of a pitcher under 6-2. Most of the time, the review focuses on the fact that the guy's 3 inches shorter than "ideal".
I know we've had this discussion before, but I still think that not drafting/believing a guy can be a successful pitcher under 6'2" is rediculous. I don't know if Drabek will be good or not, but I know that there's plenty of good pitchers under 6'2 right now in the majors. Glavine, Oswalt, Maddux, Hoffman, Wagner, Street, K Rod and Kazmir are all listed at 5'11-6'.
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Alright fellow Phinsiders, I know I'm probably going to take a verbal beating for what I'm about to say, but here goes.
I've been hearing a lot of people at this site saying if Rolando McClain is available at 12 the Dolphins should take him. Living in the Midwest I don't usually watch a lot of SEC games, but I figure since Alabama had such a good defense and Rolando McClain is pretty much the head of that unit that he is obviously a beast. So I decided to check out some videos of him. As ole Lee Corso would say "not so fast my friend". It seemed to me that he plays a lot like our very own Channing Crowder. Very good against the run. Other than that he kind of disappears. No game changing plays, not good in coverage, gets blocked easily especially when blitzing, and doesn't shed blocks well. Here are a couple videos I just watched (video 1 and video 2) let me know what you think.


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It costs thousands in city money for each homeless person every year, and they're offsetting that by counting who all is on the streets. According to a Baylor study, it costs the city $39,000 a year for each homeless person in Waco. That's because of hospital stays, 911 calls and welfare checks. However, if that person has a home, it costs the city much less because they are off the streets. To get them off the streets, Waco applies for a federal grant called the continuum of care grant. To get this grant, the city needs to count how many homeless people are in the city. That way they can get the $763,000 a year like that got last year. "Which is vital for taking folks who are either living on the streets or living in our emergency shelters and getting them and linking them into housing because that's the goal of all this," HMIS administrator for the city Jennifer Caballero.Last year the city says they counted 30 chronically homeless people. Those are people who have been homeless for more than a year. However, there were more than 250 people in total on the streets. The Homeless Connection at the Waco Convention center helped to count the number of homeless Thursday. It also provided a one stop shop for services like medical screenings, a dentist, haircuts and coats. Volunteers say they provide 400 coats and they're always open for donations.The connection also provided another service. It reunited two men who became fast friends in the early 90's. Robinson JV baseball coach Cullen Zellers met up with Vietnam veteran Mike Johnson. Neither expected to see each other. "When I saw him, just unbelievable. He ran up and he said it's you and gave me a big hug," Zellers said. "The last person in the world, I thought I'd never see him again and there he is," Johnson said. Johnson says they became friends after he let Johnson stay on his porch when he lived on 5th street near Baylor. "When the weather would come through, I'd run to that porch, get on the porch and when he moved in he just allowed it to keep happening and we became close friends," Johnson said. Now, more than 21 years later they're reunited. Zellers says he's been telling his kids on his baseball team about Johnson and they were all there to see the reunion. "I looked around and the women in charge of this group, just tears streaming. Yeah it's crazy," Zellers said. "Actually I kind of teared up a little bit. I did but I didn't let anybody see it," Johnson said. "You can't put a price on that kind of friendship, that kind of love. You can't do it." Both men say they will try and keep in touch from now on. Johnson said hopefully he'll be able to meet Zellers' wife and kids.
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Brother of Joe Dumars dies at age 49; Pistons president: 'He was my best friend in the world'
Terrible news. It's hard to believe Joey D has been working on this Rip deal so soon after his brother's death. Max. thoughts and prayers go out to him and his family. Also, this is kind of scary -- Dumars' oldest brother, who was 51, passed away last year. Jod is 47. I'm not sure of the causes of their deaths, though.


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Just read Armageddon Science: The Science of Mass Destruction by Brian Clegg. Lots of apocalypse pROn, as expected, including chemical warfare, nanobots, climate change, meteors and volcanoes. The good news is that Clegg does a pretty good job of revealing the odds in our favour. Important to note that this book was released in 2010.
Because in the chapter about natural disasters, he talks a bit about earthquakes and tsunamis:
Earthquakes can have a double impact on human beings. First there is direct damage, most often caused by falling buildings. But also an earthquake in the sea can cause a tusnami…
And in some earthquake-prone areas, like Japan, a huge amount of effort has been put into constructing buildings that can withstand high levels of seismic activity without collapsing and crushing those within.
Some countries have done what they can to minimize the impact of tsunamis. Japan, for example, has built special coastal walls…
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US Open Cup Road Trip or Not: Timbers vs. Cal FC (USASA)/Wilmington Hammerheads (USL PRO)
US Open Cup 3rd Round Draw was done today. The Timbers are going to either play on Tuesday May 29 at home (against Cal FC) or play all the way across the country (against Wilmington Hammerhead) depending on the winner of the next round of Open Cup play. Check out the bracket here. If the Timbers win they would play the winner of the LA Galaxy v. Carolina Railhawks/PSA Elite match on June 5. I don't know if it would be at home or not. It is too complicated to guess who will be the opponent in that next round, but just so you know the Timbers would only play Seattle this year in Open Cup play if both the Timbers and Sounders were in the Final Round.


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WALLA WALLA, Wash. -- With freshmen Ryan Gilkey and Josh Duckworth combining for 29 points, Whitman College got the best of Lewis & Clark for the first time in five seasons, beating the Pioneers 80-70 Friday night in Sherwood Center.
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Winning for the 10th time in 12 games this season, Whitman improved to 12-6 overall and 5-4 in the Northwest Conference.
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Lewis & Clark, which came to Walla Walla with an eight-game win streak, saw its record fall to 14-4 and 7-2.
Whitman seized the lead for good with 6:37 left in the first half when sophomore Ignas Pavilonis nailed a 3-pointer, breaking a 23-23 tie and triggering a 13-0 Missionary run.
Attacking the hoop during the spurt, junior Brandon Shaw and senior Justin Artis drew fouls while scoring inside. Both made their free throws to complete three-point plays.
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Lewis & Clark's PJ Taylor, who tallied 19 of his 31 points in the first 20 minutes, scored at the first-half buzzer to slice Whitman's lead at the break to 44-35.
The first minute of the second half saw Artis for Whitman and Donato Perconti for Lewis & Clark knock down two 3-pointers apiece. Kyle Meeuwsen added another 3-point bomb for the visitors to draw Lewis & Clark within 50-44 with 18 minutes to go.
Whitman shot its lead back to 60-50 before the Pioneers made a final charge, getting a trey from Taylor at the 9:50 mark to trim their deficit to 60-57.
But two buckets from Duckworth and one each from Gilkey and sophomore Peter Clark stretched the Missionary lead to 68-59 with seven minutes left.
Inside of five minutes, Duckworth scored again and Gilkey completed another three-point play in the paint to make it 73-61 Whitman. Buckets by Duckworth, Shaw and Pavilonis took more time off the clock, putting the Missionaries on top 79-68 with just 90 seconds remaining.
A turnover with 50 seconds left ended what little hope was left for Lewis & Clark.
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Gilkey finished with 15 points and 11 rebounds, his second collegiate double-double. Duckworth added 14 points for Whitman, which also got 13 points and seven rebounds from Shaw and 10 points and six boards from junior David Michaels.
Artis and Pavilonis added nine points apiece for the Missionaries.
Whitman crushed the Pioneers on the backboards, winning the rebound battle 49-31. The big difference came on the offensive glass, where Gilkey grabbed seven of 21 Missionary rebounds. The Pioneers got their hands on just two offensive rebounds.
Whitman parlayed its work on the boards into 79 field goal attempts, which was 23 more than Lewis & Clark managed to launch.
The Missionaries also had a good night at the free throw line, making 14 of 17 opportunities, and harried Lewis & Clark into 19 turnovers.
In addition to 31 points from Taylor, the Pioneers got 13 points and seven rebounds from Kelly Edwards and 11 points from Perconti.
Whitman, which lost in overtime at Lewis & Clark last season, last beat the Pioneers during the 2005-06 season.
The victory gives Whitman a split of its 2010-11 series between the two schools. Last month in Portland in the first meeting, Whitman led by two points at halftime before Lewis & Clark pulled away in the second half for a double-digit win.
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A former Spartanburg County teacher who pleaded guilty to having child pornography was sentenced to 40 months in prison on Tuesday.
Mark Soza, 57, of Roebuck was sentenced in federal court in Greenville after pleading guilty to possession of child pornography in April.
Soza was a Spartanburg School District 4 teacher prior to his February arrest. Prosecutor said during Soza's plea hearing that he was a customer of an website under investigation by the Department of Homeland Security.
Investigators said Soza used PayPal to pay for access to the child pornography websites.
On Feb. 22, 2012, investigators said Soza confessed and they found that he had an estimated 20,000 illegal images in his possession.
Soza resigned from his teaching job at Woodruff Middle School following his arrest. He had been with the district since 2003.
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Twenty something years ago, a college lecturer told me to read this series and do my 'Special Study' on them with the words, "By the time you finish, you'll either love it or hate, but at least if you've never read them before you won't have anything to lose in the process." Twenty something years later and I still love them for their intricacy and world building, for the bizarre caricatures of people in them, their excesses and the way Peake brought them all alive. For me, no dramatisation of the books could ever rival the world Peake drew in my imagination.
I have been reading Titus Groan infrequently for more than six months now and I am only 160 pages in (so slow!). I have no idea what to make of the novel. I am frustrated with the writer much of the time yet I feel some vague obligation not to abandon it as Peak's influence seems to know no bounds these days. So I soldier on, it has been an exercise in patience and is occasionally rewarding . He has created a unique literary atmosphere.
Update: Definitely on better terms with Titus Groan these days. Still only read it occasionally but find that all the effort Peake spent on describing his world early on is paying off now. Whenever I pick it up its like stepping into a graphic novel or something grim from Laika Animation. Just a strange little castle with odd folks slowly revealing themselves a chapter at a time.
This is a hard book to digest and a hard book to review. My first impressions was that is was a fantasy set in a medieval realm (think Lord of the Rings) but the book is definitely much more strange and complex. Set in Gormenghast castle, the world is filled with rituals and traditions that have been passed along generation to generation without question and have smothered creativity and created a stilted and dull society. There are no handsome swashbuckling knights or beautiful princesses, but there is a huge cast of very well-described and VERY bizarre characters. And there are heroes and villains, but without spoilers, I'll just say that the heroes and the villains are not who I expected them to be.
Although the plot of the book is not a breakneck-paced adventure, it is interesting. But the real gem hidden in this book is the amazing descriptions. There was one scene of a dinner, but rather than describe all the attendees by what they are wearing or eating, the narration takes place under the table and characters are described by how their legs jiggle or wave back and forth, or even inappropriately search out someone else's leg. Very interesting book.
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The Dept. of Energy will hold a public workshop to discuss Fiscal Year 2013 environmental management budget plans and cleanup priorities. According to the DOE announcement, the workshp will be held Thursday, 1-5 p.m. at the American Museum of Science & Energy.
In a statement, DOE's Oak Ridge cleanup chief John Eschenberg said, "This public meeting will assist us in achieving many of our guiding principles -- transparency during the decision process, properly educating the community about our work, and providing a forum for the public to respond. Hopefully, this event will help the community understand our challenges so we can work in unison to achieve a clean Oak Ridge."


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Can Women Who Travel Be Successful Global Business Leaders?
September 16th, 2013
I've been traveling to several places recently for projects – Europe, Singapore, India, Brazil – and it struck me how difficult and sometimes scary, traveling as a woman alone for business can be. Based on my own experience and observations, I started to reflect on how global travel could impact a woman's ability to be successful in her career. Or the other way around, how being a woman adds another level of complexity to traveling globally and therefore may inhibit a female manager or executive from truly being successful at a global company.
Women are more restricted in certain countries as to what they can do, but it also is a question of what they feel comfortable doing. For example in Germany, a woman can go out for a jog, for dinner, or sit in a café pretty much any time day or night and feel safe. Where as in Brazil one needs an escort and should be cautious at night time overall. India's infrastructure makes it cumbersome to get around easily and its not really culturally normal to see a woman walking or getting around by herself.
One could make the argument that the benefits of getting out of one's hotel (and the office) is fresh air clears the head, exercise helps one overcome jet-lag , and generally its more stimulating for the brain than a hotel room or office building. These factors could contribute to a traveling executive's ability to be more mentally fit for meetings and ready for important decision-making.
Getting out and about is also a good opportunity to meet people and learn something about the local culture that could provide valuable data about the marketplace and business environment. Conversations with local business people, potential customers, and those who live and work in Germany, Brazil, India (or elsewhere) can add to the critical knowledge-base of a budding female executive.
Many women travel from airport to hotel, and from hotel to the office and back, using hired drivers. They spend their spare time in their room ordering room service or in their hotel lounge, alone, finishing up the day's work, answering emails and nibbling on a hotel salad while drinking a glass of Chardonnay.
It's a shame, because when men travel they are able to and generally feel more comfortable with being out and about – networking, enjoying local food and drink. They can enjoy getting to know the people and culture who are of personal and professional benefit to them and the company they work for.
I worry women are missing out. How can a woman advance her career and become a truly savvy global business executive if they can't (or don't) take advantage of learning about new international environments? I am curious as to what the impact is on their career when having a global mindset today is critically important? Below are my suggestions for alternative ways to explore a country/culture when traveling alone as a woman for business.
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The second largest meeting of Meeting Professionals International — yes, even they have meetings, too — convened in July at Denver's Colorado Convention Center for a three-day event that was attended by over 3,000 meeting planners from around the world. But how do you produce a show for an audience that has not only "seen it all" but "planned it all" as well? You pull out all the stops, and that's what Denver-based Richter Scale Productions did, in concert with Fusion Productions of Webster, NY.
MPI provided Fusion and Richter Scale with preliminary sketches of what they wanted, but according to Harold Richter, principal with Richter Scale, this event was the equivalent of "playing to the palace" since the attendees would be exceedingly well-versed in the various looks at such meetings.
"The look of the show was very much 'Academy Awards meets South Beach' style," Richter explains. "However, it was definitely not on an Academy Awards budget."
The entire hall was carpeted and draped from ceiling to floor to minimize the hollowness of the "big concrete room." The event required over 900' of Tomcat Trussing, a Canvas Master system for seamless wide-screen effects, as well as a High End Systems' Catalyst™ system to "paint" the sets with live video and other effects.
Richter Scale's Chad McClymonds and freelance LD Joe Denham collaborated on the lighting design with Fusion's Jim Tausch and David Moore. Richter Scale provided the sound and lighting equipment, J&S Audio Visual provided video support, and CWP Productions provided the Catalyst system.
Tausch was instrumental in setting the design tone, which was a textured, layered look rich with color. This was one reason he was insistent on the use of the Catalyst; in fact, the show was conceived, and the set, media, and presentations were really designed around the Catalyst.
"With most clients, form would follow function, but for Meeting Professionals International, every production must showcase some new technology," Tausch says. "I had seen the Catalyst in action during the Broadway musical Wicked and knew that there had to be an application for it in business storytelling."
Chief among the design challenges were budget constraints and "long distance learning" among much of the design team, but that is simply the nature of the meeting planning beast. Unlike theatre, concerts, television, theme parks, and so on, the way the event looks should not detract from the information being presented on stage. One of the differentiators between the meeting industry and the world of entertainment is that, in the client's mind, "production" is not the focus of the event, according to Tausch.
"Content is king, as they say, and they generally trust us to create a production that delivers their content and creates excitement without calling too much attention to itself, or more importantly, without costing a lot of money," he explains. "Because of this, production budgets are only a small fraction of the total conference budget. Most of the creative planning is done long distance, and opportunities to get together face to face with the creative supply chain are limited."
Each of the scenes was backed by what the team calls "curls," stretched Lycra that provided the chief scenic element. These curls were integral to the show's look, and they should be washed in a kaleidoscope of color. Conventional fixtures — equipped with mostly Morpheus M Faders and dimming shutters — were the solution.
"Somewhere along the line, in an effort to exceed expectations and bring alive every nuance of a set that was basically designed to take light, Richter came up with a beautiful and elaborate lighting plot, which was great, but ultimately more than we needed," Tausch says. "I should point out that they weren't doing this to make more money; they, like Fusion, were sponsors for the event, so we wouldn't have been paying for additional equipment. But projected labor costs, speed of setup, and other unknown variables started to snowball, and we had to make a last-minute decision to find a quicker and easier way to do things. Luckily, Richter Scale and all of its partners were up to the challenge, and in the end, we got what we needed without sacrificing quality."
In other words, once the design was completed and finalized, it was decided to redo the entire lighting rig. The new rig had to be created and specified in 48 hours. Time for a Starbucks run!
Since Denham was not yet onsite, creating the new design fell to McClymonds. As the original design fell by the wayside and the static fixtures came off the plot, McClymonds — who programmed the rest of the sessions — went without sleep and worked at breakneck speed on a new design. McClymonds says the choice to use moving lights made the design process much faster. "It's always a lot easier and less time consuming when you're putting up a bunch of moving lights," he says. "You really don't have problems once you get them up in the air and [using moving lights] cuts down on focus and programming time."
Aiding McClymonds' design was the ability to move a lighting truss 15' downstage, but he was then concerned with having enough punch so far away without having to swap out all of the lekos and PARs that were in place. To remedy that, he turned to Martin MAC 2000 Performance fixtures.
"The Performances gave me the capabilities of a traditional leko," he says. "I was still able to shutter everything, which is why we had so many lekos on the first plot. I was also able to shutter on each of the curls to eliminate the bleed all over the place." He added that the meeting professionals at the MPI show had probably seen everything that PAR cans and lekos can do so the moving lights had the ability to impress.
To take advantage of the live orchestra in the room, MPI wanted live shots of the musicians shown on the set pieces. "We brought in a Catalyst for that and had two orbital heads on two 12,000 projectors, so we were able to take live video sources and layer them with multiple different effects via robotic cameras in the orchestra pit and then scrolling over the curls," Richter explains. "A lot of the meeting planners hadn't seen that yet. We used two Martin Maxxyz consoles to control the show, one for basic lighting and the other for the Catalyst."
For his part, Tausch believes that automated fixtures were needed from the outset, for flexibility if nothing else. "With a two and a half hour, awards-oriented general session, the set needs to change a lot over time to sustain interest and move the production along," he explains. "Having the freedom the refocus 'by wire' rather than by lift is worth the expense. And then there is the wide range of subtle, dynamic effects that can be achieved with movers. In a theatrical setting, over the course of multiple performances of the same show, there is a lot to be said for conventional lighting. But when you have a couple of days at most to load, focus, perfect, and perform a show, they aren't very practical for much more than general wash."
But why change the design at all? Most of that was due to the venue itself: "It had extremely limited weight capacity on all of the rigging points with a maximum of 500 lbs. per point," Richter says. "When you've got a one-ton chain motor with 60' of chain, it adds up. We had to go to half-ton motors." All the motors used were Lodestar.
It was this weight limitation that proved to be the biggest design obstacle for the show. McClymonds first discovered the weight limitation when he arrived at the convention center for a site survey. When he realized that he could only put 500lbs. per point, that started to make his initial planning somewhat interesting. "At that point, I was talking half-ton motors, which are 100 lbs., but I could only have 400lbs. hanging below the motor," he explains. "On top of that, I could only put two points per beam, and they had to be 40' apart. That made things challenging."
To distribute the weight as evenly as possible, McClymonds moved the one-ton motors to the rig's perimeter and kept the half-ton motors within the plot. Moving the truss downstage 15' to a larger main beam also helped because there were no weight restrictions, and that was one means to overcome the venue's limitations. While there was a question about the points being over the weight limit, he was able to keep his rig intact with a variance from the house engineer since the roof had a snow load rating and winter was several months away.
"This was a very difficult room, in terms of size, sightlines, acoustics, and setup," Tausch says. "It was designed to be an exhibition hall, and the first thing we had to do was create a 'room within a room' using drape and (very expensive) carpeting. Although the switch from conventional lighting to movers did give us a slightly smaller rig, there were other challenges such as a 40-piece live orchestra center stage that had to appear on camera at certain times during the show, and a very wide stage area with three 'performance' areas that needed to be individually controlled."
The rig used a total of 20 1-ton motors and 38 half-ton motors. Originally, there were going to be only 16 points, but that number more than doubled to 38 points not including the audio points or the drape truss. McClymonds also had to juggle the fixtures around to accommodate the new spacing, but he was definitely happy with the way things turned out.
MPI, attendees, and Tausch were also extremely pleased with what was presented on stage at the Convention Center. "I have to say that we don't always have the pleasure of working with a supplier that is up to the demands and as excited about creative delivery as we are," Tausch says of working with Richter Scale Productions. "Richter was up to the challenge, performed outstandingly under sometimes difficult conditions, and had the flexibility to roll with the punches."
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Susan Sarandon, left, and Melissa McCarthy star in 'Tammy.' (Saeed Adyan / Warner Bros.)
So far, so mediocre when it comes to 2014�s domestic box office.
Despite the seeming parade of hits this summer � �The Amazing Spider-Man 2,� �Godzilla,� �X-Men: Days of Future Past,� �Maleficent,� �Neighbors,� �22 Jump Street� � this summer�s box office was actually down about 13 percent last week from the previous summer.
It�s true, last summer�s box office was the biggest ever, with $4.8 billion, but still ...
It�s not that this year�s movies haven�t been hits. They mostly have. They just haven�t been mega-hits. Last year�s summer started out with �Iron Man 3,� which ended up with $409 million domestically (and $1.2 billion worldwide). As of last weekend only one summer movie, �X-Men,� had even crossed the $200 million mark, although Spidey and �Godzilla� should inch over any minute. Still that�s a long way from $400 million.
In fact, the two biggest movies of the year so far weren�t even summer releases. The unexpected blockbuster �The LEGO Movie� came out in early February and is pretty much tied at the top with �Captain America: The Winter Soldier,� which came out in early April. Each has earned some $256 million.
That�s no small potatoes, but again, it�s far, far short of $400 million.
True, things should improve this weekend as the lemming march of audiences commences with �Transformers: Age of Extinction.� Giant robots battling giant robots has traditionally meant giant money.
But after that, things look a bit grim. The long July 4 weekend usually has major firepower, but this year Hollywood is almost completely depending on a Melissa McCarthy comedy, �Tammy.� No giant robots or superheroes or apocalyptic zombies will be introduced into theaters, and that just seems odd since there�s hardly a shortage of such.
Thanks to a strong spring, as of June 23, the year�s domestic box office total was $4.96 billion, just a bit behind last year�s $4.99 billion. But if the summer continues to wane, Hollywood�s going to end up craving some holiday season hits. �The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1� will feel the pressure.
Still, anytime you earn $4.96 billion in six months, somebody�s doing something right. Here are some lessons from the first half of 2016:
■Tears sell � �The Fault in Our Stars� has passed the $100 million mark, showing there�s still some sentiment for sentiment out there. And here�s the kicker: It only cost $12 million to make. Compare that to a film like �Noah,� which has made about the same amount of money ($101 million) but cost $125 million to make.
■Laughter is reliable � Raunch and silliness remain profitable. Seth Rogen�s �Neighbors� cost $18 million to make and has so far taken in $146 million. �Jump Street� costs $50 million (spent on what, exactly?), and it pulled in $118 million in less than two weeks.
■Marvel rules (again) � OK, nothing�s done �Iron Man 3� numbers, but three of the top four films so far in 2014 are members of the Marvel universe. And their strength is even more amazing when you figure in worldwide numbers. �Captain America: The Winter Soldier� has made $256 domestically, but $710 million worldwide. �X-Men� is at $218 million and $696 million, and �Amazing Spider-Man 2� has $199 million and $703 million. Marvel has become a phenomenon like no other in box office history.
■Stay away from Westerns � Seth MacFarlane invented a foul-mouthed Teddy bear and �Ted� made $218 million in 2012. Then he decided to try �A Million Ways to Die in the West,� which has made a bit over $40 million.
■Big names offer no guarantees � Tom Cruise couldn�t triumph with the critically praised �Edge of Tomorrow.� Clint Eastwood�s �Jersey Boys� is dead in the water. George Clooney�s star-studded �Monuments Men� stalled.
Meanwhile �The LEGO Movie,� starring a bunch of plastic blocks, with Chris Pratt as the lead voice, is the top movie of the year.
Top 10 domestic movies so far in 2014
(as of 6/24)
�The LEGO Movie� $256 million
�Captain America: The Winter Soldier� $256 million
�X-Men: Days of Future Past� $218 million
�The Amazing Spider-Man 2� $199 million
�Godzilla� $195 million
�Maleficent� $189 million
�Divergent� $150 million
�Neighbors� $146 million
�Ride Along� $134 million
�Rio 2� $127
Source: boxofficemojo
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Well, since the Mayweather's seem to dominate the post here I thought I'd post an interesting interview with Roger Mayweather. Roger feels Shane is Floyd's biggest test or so he says. I think that is a big statement coming from a guy who thinks everyone is garbage. He also disses Pac but that's nothing new. So, is Shane Floyd's biggest test or is it another hype job?
(14Jul09) John Martinez (Ironboxing.com)
I asked him what he thought of a lil Floyd versus Manny and/or Shane fight.
Roger replied, Mosley has way more skills than Pacquiao ever will. I got nothing bad to say about Shane. He is big, strong, fast, and knows his sh*t. That is the best fight for my nephew in terms of fight status and testing your skills.
He went on to say that Mosley has the skills to pay the bills. If my nephew fought Mosley, that would be the biggest fight in the sport. But, the Manny Pacquiao fight would be bigger in terms of PPV buys.
I agree. In Mosley, you have a man that made a Tijuana Tornado(Antonio Margarito) look more like a calm before the storm that never came.
Two fights prior to that, Mosley would suffer a decision loss to current WBO welterweight champion Miguel Cotto in a fight many people and experts alike believed that Mosley did enough to pull off the victory.
However, as it stands now, the champion of the welterweight division (Mosley) is left outside looking in while Pacquiao continues to make his demands on Cotto to drop to 143 pounds before even considering going much further in the supposed showdown this fall with the hard hitting, but seemingly easy to hit prodding Puerto Rican.
History does repeat itself folks. This is a different year with yet the same script being written out. Pacquiao, the warrior refuses to fight a true legitimate 147 pounder without first having that opponent drain their bodies to a weight lower than the WELTERWEIGHT limit. I thought it was called the welterweight (147 pounds) division for a reason.
Perhaps I just dont understand the reasoning behind having weight divisions and rules that have been in place for decades in boxing if certain fighters and their handlers are just going to ignore them whenever they see fit. Yet, after they win, if they win, then they get to call themselves champions of said divisions without ever truly fighting at the required weight class limit they purportedly campaigned at. Maybe Manny, Bob Arum, and Freddy can explain the rules or lack thereof to others like myself who are wondering the same thing.
Roger poses the question if Manny should be in the mix at all with regards to high profile potential clashes with his nephew or Mosley.
He asked me what I thought of Manny. I said Manny in a nutshell is a speed bomber with power and heart. In short, he is a gifted brawler. He lacks head movement, serious jab, cant fight going backwards, and is very rugged and not lacking in stamina. And yes, that is the latest improved version of the Filipino fighter as opposed to the late 90s to late 2008 edition of Manny Pacquiao that we began to know.
Roger told me he agreed with my assessment, but offered his own colorful stripped down description of the Peoples Champion Manny Pacquiao.
Manny Pacquiao aint sh*t. The only reason why people are even mentioning Mannys name is because he whooped De La Hoyas ass. And how did he do it? He made Oscar drain his own ass in weight and drop that weight. After that, it aint like he beat a great motherf*cker in Ricky Hatton. Everyone knows Ricky has no defense or skills.
If Pacquiao would have never fought or beat De La Hoya, he would never be mentioned and no one would care who he is he said.
He went on to handicap a Pacquiao/Mosley rumble by saying that Shane will finish Pacquiao very early. He is too big, too good for a brawler like Manny.
He continued,Manny is gonna need more than just looping punches to whip my nephew or Shanes ass if he ever gets us in the ring. He aint nothing but a f*cking brawler. Thats it. Shane and my nephew will f*ck him up. Shane would whip Pacquiao in the same way my nephew would.
With Mayweather, we have an extremely gifted fighter that has decided to face a great, but smaller fighter in Juan Manuel Marquez. A tune up fight I assume. After speaking with Floyds father as well as his Uncle/trainer, I would not put too much stock in the powers that be, HBO and Oscar De La Hoyas mouthpiece and personal butler, Richard Schaefer (wait, they, HBO and Oscars company, are one in the same, I forgot) when they try to force you to give up your hard earned dollars for this supposed grand event by utilizing their typical selling points and gimmicks beginning with the HBO reality show, 24/7.
According to Roger Mayweather, he told me we aint gonna hold him (JMM) up. We aint even gonna try and hold him up either. Floyd will do whatever he wants to do with him and it will end early because Floyd has too much skills for him.
Floyd Sr. told me that people should save their money because lil Floyd can fight this fight with his eyes closed. Marquez is good, but he is too small and not fast enough for my son. This fight should not be on PPV.
Roger added, Look. We know theres a lot of people struggling out there right now in this economy. But it aint up to me to say that this fight probably should or should not be on regular HBO. All I know is, this sport is about making money and if people buy it, they buy it, but there are fights out there that probably should be called or put on PPV.
He closed by saying my wish if you want to know is to go with Marquez, Pacquiao, then Mosley. You have got to go with who is gonna bring and make you the most money. For that, well fight Pacquiao. Then after that, you fight the fights that matter and mean something- thats Mosley.


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Item: Analysis of Signal Accumulation of Avalanche Transceivers During Multiple Burial Scenarios
Title: Analysis of Signal Accumulation of Avalanche Transceivers During Multiple Burial Scenarios
Proceedings: Proceedings of the 2006 International Snow Science Workshop, Telluride, Colorado
- Markus Eck [ Deutschlandsberg, Austria ]
- Rudi Sackl [ Deutschlandsberg, Austria ]
- Michael Schober [ Deutschlandsberg, Austria ]
Date: 2006
Abstract: More and more avalanche transceivers are becoming highly sophisticated signal processing units - not least due to the challenge of solving multiple burial scenarios. This study analyses the behavior of different transmitting strategies during mixed brand burial situations for the first time ever. Results of studies by SLF Davos (made in 2000) shows us: • Over 50% of those buried are the victims of multiple burials • Burials where 2 victims are in close proximity are against the odds! • Even in cases with more than 2 victims we can assume that most of these cases will most likely resemble either a step by step single or a double burial search!
Language of Article: English
Presenters: Unknown
Keywords: transceivers, burial, victims, signals
Subjects: avalanche transceivers avalanche burials
Digital Abstract Not Available


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Ethical Considerations in Client Perjury
About this Program
What does an attorney do when a client commits perjury? Sarah Jo Hamilton and Barry Temkin discuss a lawyer's duties under the Model Rules of Professional Conduct as they relate to client perjury. They give a practical approach to tackling these issues through case law, the Model Rules and personal experience. While the Model Rules provide a basis for lawyer conduct, there remain inconsistencies in the law that are discussed in this course. This is a must watch ethics program as Hamilton and Temkin provide great insight on these important issues.
I. Hypotheticals
II. Sources of Ethics Law
III. Duty to Disclose Fraud
IV. Model Rules
V. Nix v. Whiteside
VI. People v. Darrett
VII. In Re Doe
VIII. Inconsistency in Law
important ethical subject.
Satisfactory presentation.
Great lecture, bery informative
One of the best seminars so far. It relates to a real-life situation a client of mine is in.
Very good presentation that made sense of a subject with vague contours.
Great ethics discussion
love barry
Interesting Course
Excellent presentation.
Enjoyed it - best so far. Funny.
I liked the speakers better than the materials, really
Covers the topic in an organized way and addresses major issues in this area.
Good seminar; interesting topic
a good review on this topic
Coordination of written materials with talk useful.
I usually hate the ethics courses, but this one was pretty interesting.
Engaging and informative. My favorite class so far.
Actually, an excellent program -- very well organized and presented.
Really nice!
The presenters did a fine job with some very dry subject matter.
The info that came up while they were speaking was great.
excellent treatment of an important ethical issue
these two are smart, affable, organized -- great preparation and presentation. highly recommended.
The program was excellent. It gave me much food for thought.
Very clear discussion.
The speakers worked very well together, and complemented each other nicely.
Excellent analysis
Well done! Thanks!
Really enjoyed this one
Thank you.
The course was informative and provided clear written materials.
Excellent course. Good substantive content.
Excellent use of colorful and memorable anecdotes to illustrate their points.
Extremely well done. Mr. Temkin unlike his previous psentation was well organized and directed in his remarks.
Very interesting and helpful discussion.
Ms. Temkin was fabulous!
enjoyed the movie reference
Quite practical. I found this course very helpful.
Temkin and Hamilton address ethical issues in a manner which allows and requires the practitioner to consider not only what a lawyer's obligations are under the model rules and opinions, but also makes one ask the more important question: what do honesty and integrity require in a variety of specific situations. The guidelines they discuss are clear, but their invitation for all attorneys to consider the greater obligations underlying the rules, is to be highly commended. More from Temkin and Hamilton, please.
enjoyed their insight
Thank You.
Pretty good!
Good presentation. The two presenters complimented eachother and kept the program lively.
Liked the movie fact pattern.
I thought it was very informative and I liked the comparison about the movie "Primal Fear."
thought provoking hypotheticals were good.
two speakers made it better
very good
This seminar was very well done.
interesting, practical
Very good presentation of a typically boring topic. The technology and convenience of the course is impressive.
I found the presentation very informative and extremely enjoyable to watch and l to isten to
Good Presentation and informative.
Interesting subject matter that was well presented.
Combination of the speaker "team" very well coordinated. This, plus the written/slide presentation material is nicely done. I found the hypotheticals, plus the cites to real cases/scenarios a nice touch.
very good
An interesting and relevant CLE that I would recommend as a good way to obtain ethics credit.
Great speakers. Loved the examples! Easy to follow and understand.
good information
Good presentation
Convenient,substantive, and well thought out.
Very good
Well done
Excellent use of slides to engage the listener.
Good seminar.
good presentation
very interesting
Very convenient and actually enjoyable.
Thank you for well prepared and presented CLE.
Instructors presented the materials very well and provided useful information.
Good team.
It was excellent. I learned a lot
I really enjoyed the humor used in the breaks for the verfication codes!!
The material is well presented and I will recommend the course to others.
Very good overall.
a great help on difficult distinctions
nice powerpoint/screens
very interesting material
tough subject to keep very exciting. good job presenting
well done ibformative
Sarah Joe is wonderful.
Very interesting!
good course
best so far. interesting
Very good, excellent presentation, both lecturers were a pleasure to listen to.
Nice program
Excellent knowledge of the case law and the application to real world situations.
definitely one of the better courses.
Very interesting. I enjoyed the course, particularly the part on criminal cases.
good presentation
Thank you, very informative.
Very interesting and helpful.
Little too much focus on NY for a national course.
good format
Ms Hamilton spoke very well and clearly, made it easy to pay attention.
I enjoyed the format and the presentations by both speakers.
Excellent and entertaining. Easiest ethics credit I've gotten in years.
Great team.
Absolutely -- clear, in-depth, interesting, well-done.
Good explanation and discussion about ethical issues regarding clients and false statements.
very informative
Good presentation. Interesting.
Really useful and good presentation. Covered the issue soup to nuts.
tricky business, well explained.
Good info.
outstanding insight
This is one of the best ethics courses I have ever taken. It makes up for the bad course, supervising legal research that I listened previously.
Interesting, informative, well-presented.
Great use of cases and great hypotheticals.
Good perspective on client perjury and appropriate (required) lawyer response
I enjoyed the dual presentation by both presenters. Both were knowledgeable and informative.
Speakers tag teamed the information very smoothly. Very informative and well spoken team.
Excellent presentation.
Good, concise explanatory discussion of tough ethical issues regarding testimony...I enjoyed it and found it informative.
like use of hypotheticals and written notes.
Very professional. They made a dry subject matter interesting. Great dynamic between the two speakers.
Very informative... very interesting
These two were really good presenters! Really enjoyed their case studies and they explained everything very clearly. One of the best ones I've watched so far and a very interesting topic.
Good speakers and good subject matter.
Much clearer on client perjury than most.
great presentation
Very specific, but very informative
This was interesting.
Excellent presentation
Overall, good-
Good team work.
Excellent. Both lawyers great. Best seminar so far. I wonder if Sarah Jo and Barry are too young to remember Charles Laughton in "Witness For The Prosecution."
Excellent presentation. Presented very cohesively.
Any presentation that discusses the movie Primal Fear is A-Okay in my book. Although I would think that every attorney should know how to handle the situations addressed in the seminar, the speakers kept a good pace going to keep the audience engaged.
I thought it was informative and direct, without a lot of the anecdotal material that sometimes clouds other CLE classes
somewhat confusing presentation and materials
Great use of movie/real case examples.
wonderful, great
Very Basic
Good use of interesting cases!
I love this subject. I am dealing with these issues now.
a little dry, but enlightening
comprehensive representation
Very good - very good presenters!
well organized and presented, good integration with materials.
Interesting and comprehensive.
Excellent use of hypotheticals and case law illustrations. Mr. Temkin and Ms. Hamilton played off of one another very effectively and presented themselves well.
It was OK
This is an outstanding seminar. The speakers provided an excellent presentation of a very complicated subject matter in a very understandable manner. Exceptional offering.
Great presentation on a complex subject.
The presentation and outline was crisp and nicely paced. Informative and nice summaries.
Great program!
Very difficult subject matter for a practicing criminal defense lawyer. People would be surprised how often these issues come up.
Thanks for speaking about criminal issues and not simply civil and transactional.
Good discussion on interesting topics.
this is a professional and i enjoyed it-joe bak
It was helpful to hear about cases that explain the lawyer's duty to disclose client's false testimonies.
Interesting material
good quality
Interesting concept - it's not often that you get to hear about perjury. I liked it very much.
Enjoyable and convenient.
fun and thought provoking. not a typically parochial NY-law presentation; addressed to a national audience.
Good for an ethics seminar.
Informative discussion of the ethical principles for an attorney whose client may perjure himself.
The use of case law to explain the subject matter helped.
Excellent !
Some entertaining examples
practical, thorough, good examples
Thank you!
I enjoyed both of the presenters. This was an informative discussion.
nice hypothetical use--good video.
Interesting examples
This one was really useful.
The hypos in this course were particularly helpful and illustrative of the rules in play.
Great course; interesting material, engaging presentation, useful references and hypotheticals, well-informed presenters.
Area we all need.
Great team and material.
Temkin was a much stronger, better speaker. I look forward to more courses from him.
Very informative. Good examples.
Excellent presenters with a great deal of sustantive information!
Very interesting and important CLE.
One of the best so far.
interesting examples
The presentation held my attention from beginning to end. Actually interesting and enjoyable.
A good and informative course.
Held my attention throughout; the two speakers worked well together. Easy to watch!
Outstanding ethics CLE. Lawline delivers again!
Very informative...good scenarios.
Very good presentation with interesting anecdotal observations. High-minded and thoughtful. Kudos.
Valuable information.
good coordination between the two speakers.
This seminar was very informative. The subject matter was addressed very thoroughly in a short amount of time.
Good program. Thank you.
My first MP3 CLE Course. It was a good experience. Thanks.
Good overview and I would recommend - but not enough about NYS.
very thoughtful discussion of constant knotty problem & dilemma.
Very good seminar - the camera panning back & forth is good.
very informative
Very interesting subject matter
Not my normal field so I found it diverting as well as interesting.
Good use of hypotheticals.
There were no written materials
Slide presentation was excellent.
Anyone who can make an ethics lecture interesting deserves high marks.
I found the seminar to be very insightful.
Thanks for case citations - makes all programs more useful
good examples and cases for discussion
I appreciated having the outline on one side of my screen as the discussion/lecture was proceeding, and the use of interesting scenarios. This course was very beneficial to me.
This course is great for any attorney with clients that may not be on the up and up.
Thoughtful approach to thorny questions.
Liked listening to two different speakers to break up the lecture and keep it moving and interesting.
First time I have done this. Very good. Will do so in the future
speakers and materials were good
A very good reminder of where some of the landmines lurk.
Very good. Both Mr. Temkin and Ms. Hamilton were engaging, and able to make a subject matter that is a bit dry able to hold your attention for the time.
Good selection of cases.
I would like to vote a very enthusiastic 4; a truly outstanding course, which would benefit every lawyer.
entertaining examples and verification code presentation
BArry and Sarah Jo offer some very interesting ethical issues to ponder.
As before - very happy with both the quality and content of the CLE.
I strongly recommend this course.
Thought-provoking presentation. Use of examples to get info across was excellent.
Excellent program. Both speakers were good.
Good overview of a complex topic.
Seemed to start out slow, but once the speakers' enthusiasm for the subject took over, it was a fascinating class!
Very useful
Good coverage of difficult material.
It was interesting.
very strong and clear--- excellent presentation by both speakers
Made good distinctions between civil and criminal law ethical considerations
Particularly interesting ethics presentation with very knowledgeable and well prepared speakers. Thank you!
Very clearly presented and easy to follow.
great course
Interesting differences between jurisdictions.
Very nuanced and difficult subject that was handled well by the instructors
this one is really well done.
On ethics you probably should have state specific speakers since not every state follows the model rules; speakers had to generalize too much.
Good material, nicely presented.
Thank you
Good course! Speakers were very clear. Good use of cases and Model Rules to illustrate points.
Wonderful presentation on client perjury--clear, to the point and helpful. The speakers also framed their presentation in terms of the ABA Code and Model Rules rather than in terms of a single state's law. Bravo!
Very informative!
Very good seminar
Excellent intordcution to the area.
They did a very nice job.
Both of the presenters introduced the material in a logical and easily understandable manner. They clearly demonstrated broad understanding of ethical considerations!
I appreciated the examples used to illustrate the issues. Very informative and interesting.
much appreciated
Concise and well organized. Very informative.
I enjoyed it and I think the content is very relevant to modern day practice in my locale.
Very informative. I enjoyed the tone and inclusion of Hollywood movies for help with a real life reference.
I thought this was an excellent presentation! Very well organized, good case citation examples, and very clearly presented.
The team is more interesting than a single talking head.
Good content
Excellent presentations by both speakers
Good discussion on a critical issue for anybody representing the general public in particular.
A great lecture on the subject!
I liked the two person format alot.
I liked the panel.
I liked how they used the movie as a hypothetical, it was a good way to illustrate the point. Interesting topic, what constitutes actual knowledge, lots to think about.
Good presentation.
very good
Very fascinating subject - well taught!
Very clear.
It was a good program.
very informative
This seminar was so interesting, that I will watch it again
Very helpful and practical.
For once! An Ethics course that is interesting! I have always wondered about the Richard Gere movie...Thanks!
Very well done. Shockingly interesting. Loved the stories and examples.
very informative
Enjoyable and informative. Liked the conversational tone.
Good course.
Excellent presentation and very informative. A number of different scenarios were presented, which aided in comprehending the material.
interesting topic.
Great presentation!
Very good and understandable.
This seminar should be a requirement for law school students prior to graduation.
Very useful, practical, and well presented!
Solid and good materials.
This should be mandatory viewing for every member of every bar assoc!
I liked the technique of introducing the hypothetical at the beginning, but then discussing it in depth at the end of the presentation. It was helpful for framing the issues discussed during the meat of the presentation.
Both speakers were very knowledgeable and presented the material well together. The topic was well covered, both as to criminal and civil areas, and while a seemingly narrow subject, in ethical consideration, is very important. Well done.
I liked the idea of two speakers
The discussion of the narrative testimony in criminal cases to deal with the client perjury or potential perjury was informative.
Very interesting.
Useful insights for the unwary.
very informative
Good hypotheticals and case examples.
Good Course.
Excellent Seminar
effective use of film hypothetical; speakers had excellent command of material
Very informative and interesting
glad to have the comparison between criminal and civil questions--often the false testimony decisions are criminal, so finding civil comparisons are difficult
Good Course
very informative
The speakers were well prepared and cared about the course. Very well done.
Excellent content and speakers.
Speakers were very engaging; substantial content
This was a great speech.
Good subject excellent explanations of the issues and how to deal with client prejury
great hypotheticals and examples.
Enjoyed this so much I watched it twice.
I really liked this CLE. The analogies were very helpful.
very thorough discussion despite murky nature of the law. Use of real case law and hypos to illustrate subtle but important distinctions is very helpful
The selected illustration cases were interesting and corresponded well to the Rules being discussed.
My first experience with a Lawline course -- VERY positive. Thank you.
Very good presentation and information.
Very interesting. Liked the scenarios.
Good materials.
Very good content, very interesting lecture. Nice use of examples including the movie example.
well done
Interesting topic Good presentation
Good use of hypotheticals.
Very interesting seminar
Two person format worked well here.
enjoyed this.
very informative.
Great hypotheticals taking you through the rules for perjury in both criminal and civil cases.
Well done.
Good course on a difficult area.
Well presented. Very interesting and instructive.
Important lecture for any litigator.
great stuff
Excellent speakers, technology and presentation.
Good pace----no delay on part of speakers while they considered what they were going to say. Such delay is a common event. Excellent substance.
This was the best presentation in all of the law line material. The attorneys had case law and hypotheticals that were very helpful. They were well prepared. I wish the others were like this one.
Important subject
very interesting and will come in all aspects of the practice of law
Great speakers
Very interesting
Thoughtful advice for tricky situations.
Learned new things
Extremely informative.
This is a very useful format. I will enroll in similar programs in the future.
Good speakers
The two presenters were very good... worked together well... interesting and thorough
good civil versus criminal distinction
good info
This was a very interesting and relevant topic. I do encounter these issues more frequently than I would like.
I enjoyed this seminar. I thought it was very informative.
Good program
excellent content and presenters
Very interesting program.
Good, considering it is a complicated subject with contradictory rulings from the courts.
I always find when people sit and talk it is more challenging to keep the interest - but the substance of this program was excellent.
Great Course
This was one of the better Lawline CLE's.
Very, very informative. Thanks.
best lawline class I've seen so far
very good
Great course organization, bookending it with the movie reference was really useful.
Good program.
Effective and convenient
Very informative.
This is an excellent lecture.
best I have seen thus far
Interesting to compare Criminal & Civil
Good presentation.
this is one of the best courses i've seen as an employment litigator. i know that defense counsel knows the employer is lying many times, now i know what to do about it. thanks!
Both instructors presented valuable information and shared the time well.
both presenters were very good
really liked this one
this is my 2nd lawline seminar - just purchased the package. Very impressive.
Well designed class.
Very interesting course.
I learned a few things.
Great presentation!
Very good. Thanks
very informative and well done.
Both were excellent.
Very good discussion
lots of good information on this topic
Very informative and enjoyable.
Interesting cases.
interesting course
good course.
like the panel
Very interesting
Good team approach to discussion/presentation; Materials - easy to follow; Laid out issues well.
this seminar answered questions i had about this issue of ethical disclosure to the tribunal relative to attorney-client communications
This session was superb. Just excellent!
Very good distinctions of situations where client perjury must be reported.
engaging and like the incorporation of the movie examples.
Interesting content
Excellent presentation of topic
very informative
Great course for everyone
Very well structured, and flows very easily.
Speakers were very informed and presented well.
Very well done!
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The lives of starving children may be saved thanks to an event in Albany Thursday night.
Several church choirs and classical guitarist Robert Sharpe performed a concert at the Municipal Auditorium to support the MANA plant in Fitzgerald. It makes ready-to-eat therapeutic packs of peanut paste that are shipped to the world's most severely malnourished children.
The minister of music at Albany's Porterfield Memorial United Methodist Church organized the concert. Steven Jones said, "Primarily, we are church choirs. We had one college choir involved, but the whole tenet of our faith is to help the oppressed and to help people that are in need. And our job, and Christ teaches us, you know, that we're to go help feed the hungry that we're to take care of the poor. And this is just putting our faith into action."
Concert tickets were $10. People were also encouraged to make other donations.
All the money will be used to ship MANA products to areas devastated by famine.
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Galatasaray high school is probably the most famous school in Turkey and it's represented with a replica in Miniaturk.
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location: Turkey
date approved: 12/12/2013
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Haydarpasa Terminal - Istanbul, Turkey
This replica of Haydarpasa terminal can be seen in Miniaturk, a replicas park located in Istanbul.
date approved: 12/9/2013
Republic Monument - Istanbul, Turkey
This replica of the Republic Monument can be found in Miniaturk, a replica's park in Istambul.
St Mary and All Saints Church - Chesterfield, Derbyshire
A matchstick model of St Mary and All Saints Church, Chesterfield
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location: East Midlands, United Kingdom
Maiden's Tower - Istanbul, Turkey
This replica of the Maiden's Tower can be found in Miniaturk, a replica's park in Istanbul.
Trenta Chapel Retable - Springfield, MA
This replica is located in the George Walter Vincent Smith Art Museum in Springfield, MA.
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location: Massachusetts
last visited: 6/26/2010
Corcoran Gallery of Art Lions - Washington, D.C.
The lions located in front of the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. are replicas of lions found in Rome.
posted by: BruceS
location: District of Columbia
Donnerbrunner Fountain - Vienna, Austria
This fountain was built in 1739 and the original lead sculptures were replaced with bronze copies in 1871.
location: Wien, Austria
last visited: 10/2/2010
Liberador: General Jose de San Martin - Washington, D.C.
Equestrian statue of one of the liberators of South America in Washington, D.C. is a replica of one found in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
date approved: 12/4/2013
St. George - Springfield, MA
This sculpture of St. George is a replica of Donatello's famous 15th century work.
Augustus Caesar - Vatican City State
This replica sculpture of Augustus Caesar AND the original are both in the Vatican Museum.
location: Vatican City State
last visited: 9/7/2013
Lincoln's Funeral Train, Tourist Information Center - Springfield, IL
This model of Lincoln's funeral train is located in the old waiting room of a train station now used as a tourist information center.
posted by: NorStar
location: Illinois
date approved: 11/18/2013
last visited: 2/12/2014
Statue of Liberty - Leon, IA
Another Boy Scout replica of the Statue of Liberty on the courthouse lawn.
posted by: YoSam.
location: Iowa
date approved: 11/14/2013
Matchstick model, St Pancras - Widecombe-in-the-Moor, Devon
Matchstick model of St Pancras church, Widecombe-in-the-Moor.
location: South West England, United Kingdom
date approved: 11/12/2013
Model of Basilica 'St. Lorenz' - Kempten, Germany, BY
Inside the Basilika 'St. Lorenz' in Kempten, Germany, Bayern exists an exact replica of the building itself in a scale of 1:70.
posted by: Tante.Hossi
location: Bayern, Germany
date approved: 10/30/2013
Vartovka guard tower - Krupina, Slovakia
Wooden carved copy of well known guard tower "Vartovka" built in 1564. Both can be visited in Krupina, small slovak town. Original on a top of the hill above town, replica in municipal park.
posted by: Rikitan
location: Banskobystrický kraj, Slovakia
date approved: 10/27/2013
last visited: 2/17/2014
Marzocco (Florentine Lion) - Florence, Italy
In front of the Palazzo Vecchio, in the original location there is a copy of the Marzocco (Florentine Lion), the original by Donatello was moved to the Museo nazionale del Bargello.
posted by: razalas
location: Toscana, Italy
date approved: 9/30/2013
Ark of Noah - Dordrecht, Netherlands
In Dordrecht you can find this replica of the oldest and largest wooden ship in the world.
posted by: naj16
location: Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
date approved: 9/26/2013
last visited: 11/14/2013
Abraham Lincoln Study Sculpture at Lincoln's Tomb - Springfield, IL
The statue in bronze located within Lincoln's tomb, is a study sculpture by Daniel Chester French of his stone sculpture in the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC.
Judith and Holofernes - Florence, Italy
At the entrance of the Palazzo Vecchio, in one of the original locations of it there is a copy of "Judith and Holofernes", the original by Donatello was moved to the Sala dei Gigli inside the Palazzo Vecchio in 1988.
David - Florence, Italy
At the entrance of the Palazzo Vecchio, in the original location there is a copy of "David ", the original by Michelangelo was moved to the Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts in 1873.
last visited: 5/30/2014
Postville Courthouse/Logan County Courthouse - Lincoln, IL
The building currently at this location is a replica of the courthouse that stood there, which now stands in Ford's Greenfield Village in Dearborn, MI.
Fleet of EnglishTall Ships first to arrive at Jamestown Settlement VA - Williamsburg VA
The fleet of English Tall Ships, Susan Constant, Godspeed & Discovery at Jamestown Settlement VA
posted by: kJfishman
location: Virginia
Reese's Trading Post
The State of Nevada went to great effort to construct this exact replica of the original trading post in Nevada's oldest settlement to replace the one that burned in a 1910 fire.
posted by: brwhiz
location: Nevada
last visited: 1/23/2014
Sarah Winnemucca - Carson City, NV
This statue of Sarah Winnemucca is situated inside the Nevada State Capitol Building in Carson City, Nevada. It is a replica of the statue in the Emancipation Hall in the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center in Washington D.C.
posted by: Chasing Blue Sky
date approved: 9/13/2013
last visited: 11/11/2011
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Recently the debate over insurance covered contraception blew up when Rush Limbaugh verbally assailed a Georgetown law student on her testimony that companies insurance coverage should cover the costs of birth control. The testimony and the debate were quickly overshadowed by the Limbaugh remarks but plenty has come out about the subject of insurance covered contraception. It is amazing to me to read all the varying opinions on this subject that range from women paying for their own birth control to the probable situation of companies insurance covering the costs even if the company disagrees with birth control on religious grounds. There are a lot of personal decisions to be made that are reflections our lifestyle but to force insurance companies to cover something like this to me is a financial misdeed. Many of those that are for this type of coverage see it as a way to increase the prevention of unwanted pregnancies but it opens up a Pandora's Box of all sorts of lifestyle products and services that may be the next targets of the coverage debate. Should we have coverage for training wheels for kid's bikes, or even provide insurance reimbursement for the cost of motorcycle helmets to prevent unintended injuries? To me, the best insurance from unwanted consequences is to abstain from that type of behavior. It's free and it works every time and your insurance company won't have to pay you for it.
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It's not my favorite holiday, so made it a lot more enjoyable. My friends and neighbors echoed the same compliments. To all you parents out there, you are doing a great job with your children. Keep up the good work. Your children are a reflection of you. Thank you.
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Brooklyn Lee (@brooklynleexxx) May 24, 2012
Bubba just doesn't care anymore, but we have a feeling Hillary might.
The woman on the left is Jennifer Taule, an employee at a drug testing company. As for the other two:
Bill Clinton snapped in Monaco hanging with porn stars… drudge.tw/MsZcvH—
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The two porn stars on Bill's arms are Tasha Reign (left) and Brooklyn Lee — AVN's "Best New Starlet" in porn.
Brooklyn — who just posted the pic on her Twitter account — also just won the award for "Best Sex Scene" in "Mission Asspossible." As for Tasha's film credits … those include "Baby Got Boobs 8″ and "Farm Girls Gone Bad."
Clinton may try the ol' "life-size cardboard cutout" excuse, but he won't get very far. He was indeed in Monaco for the "Nights in Monaco" fundraising gala and the Daily Mail has a photo of him posing with Billy Zane and Diane Kruger in what looks like the same suit and tie.
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I miss the 90s, when THIS was news. "@Drudge_Report: Bill Clinton snapped in Monaco hanging with porn stars… drudge.tw/MsZcvH"—
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Foreign relations: RT @Drudge_Report: Bill Clinton snapped in Monaco hanging with porn stars… bit.ly/KGbijM—
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What's the problem? I had already assumed that Bill Clinton posed with porn stars at least once a week.—
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