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"It would be good if we could get the bill and move on with this, but that's not in my control," D.C. Mayor Vince Gray told WTOP Wednesday.
The council passed the bill supporters dubbed the "Living Wage Bill" early last month, but has not forwarded it to the mayor.
The measure would affect Wal-Mart, Costco, Lowe's and other retailers with corporate sales of $1 billion or more that have retail space of 75,000 square feet or more.
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Top business executives, including Wal-Mart officials, have threatened to scrap plans for expansion in the District, with some calling the measure discriminatory.
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P OP SINGER AND designer Gwen Stefani, whose L.A.M.B. fashion empire includes clothes, shoes, watches, handbags and accessories, is branching out to the tweens and kiddies with her new Harajuku Mini Collection of accessories and apparel to be sold exclusively at Target stores starting Nov. 13.
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THE WMAQ-CHANNEL 5 WEEKEND morning news team, Kim Vatis, Stefan Holt and Ginger Zee co-emceeing the Silver Lining Foundation's black-tie benefit Saturday at the Hyatt McCormick Place. Station exec Frank Whittaker will receive the Evy award, named after the foundation's founder, Channel 5's Dr. Sandy Goldberg, a breast cancer survivor. The event provides funds for the Buy A Mom A Mammogram program.
THE CCC SET: GOV. PAT QUINN addresses the prestigious City Club of Chicago luncheon Oct. 18 at the University Club. This event is already sold out and the CCC expects the same when Illinois House Minority Leader Tom Cross speaks Oct. 5 at Maggiano's and ditto for City Clerk Susana Mendoza on Oct. 17. The CCC has also scheduled at Maggiano's controversial Police Supt. Garry McCarthy, who is really trying to stop the violence in our streets and homes (Hmmm!), on Dec. 5 and Cook County Board prez Toni Preckwinkle, Dec. 6.
BITING NEWS: Buddy Valastro's TLC "Cake Boss" episode that was filmed here in June in conjunction with the grand opening of Perillo Rolls-Royce on Rush Street airs 9:30 p.m. Oct. 3. Joe Perillo will host a private VIP viewing party at The Joynt. . . . Actor Harry Lennix dined at Park 52 in Hyde Park and on a separate occasion, Mayor Rahm Emanuel and family were in. . . . Former Bear Jim McMahon ate at the Rosebud Steakhouse. . . . Channel 5's Marion Brooks dined at Vivo's. . . . WLS-Channel 7's Mike Caplan celebrated his birthday at Harry Caray's. SUGAR MOMMA:
Actress Ellen Barkin, 57, reportedly has proposed to her love, director Sam Levinson, who is only 26. The "Ocean's Thirteen" and "Sea of Love" star, who received millions from her divorce from billionaire Ron Perelman, has been dating her boytoy for four years. Dag, she scooped him up at the tender age of 22 . . . and they plan to wed next year. Hey, don't be hatin'! Old geezers practically troll the school yards!
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I often recommend that folks chart using the CrMS and take advantage of Naprotechnology. I believe in the methods with all my heart-for those who are Catholic and those who aren't. For those who struggle with IF and those that don't. I put my stamp of approval on it. Some people have asked my opinion and respected it enough to learn to chart and seek out a medical consultant. On some level I am so happy about this. But at some extent, I cringe because for those that really could benefit most from it, my advice often leads them to the same place. Omaha. And sometimes Omaha, though the best possible option, isn't an option at all. It can be expensive, obviously, if the insurance coverage isn't there. It can be time consuming if you have to be there for 2 weeks like I was (usually worst case scenario, just waiting and waiting for you to ovulate). Some people simply can't take off work or don't have the money. I know this. And it makes my heart ache.
Now, I firmly believe with all my heart that even if one was to pay cash to see Dr. Hilgers, it would be worth it. He saves time. Lots of it. And by being so quick, he often saves money (a big chunk spent now or a little here and there for a very long time). But that is easy for me to say-afterall, my insurance covered him (miraculously)-both the one before I was married and the one I have now. Some very good and discerning Catholic friends have drawn lines about how far they will go to treat their IF. They will not basically mortgage their home, etc. I respect that. We all have to have boundaries or IF would lead us all off the deep end, financially and emotionally.
So is it wrong that I suggest Napro and CrMS to these folks? I have justified it saying it is always best to give them all the information so they can decide for themselves what is best. It isn't for me to decide, but if I know something that might help, I have the responsibility to share it. But I have seen, in some cases, my suggestion lead to heartache. And that hurts me too.
What I want is for Dr. Hilgers' network of doctors to be just that. I want for folks to have someone nearer to them, more accessible financially and physically, that they can count on to deliver Dr. Hilgers' tried and true methods. But I am increasingly discouraged at what is being delivered. What I can't help but describe as Dr. Hilgers LITE (this is relatively limited experience, granted; I live in an area with 3 Napro docs that are all primary care physicians-none have received hard core training; I have listened to other's experiences as well online, through emails and discussion boards). When I see folks given large (greater than 50 mg) of Clomid or otherwise hyperstimulated.
I know Dr. Hilgers must get frustrated too. I say this because I have friends who have had laps and ultrasound series done locally. These show no problems, yet these girls try for years to become pregnant unsuccessfully. Finally, they send their charts in to Dr. Hilgers and what does he recommend? An ultrasound series, a hormone series, a lab-with him in Omaha. Clearly he thinks the way he does things is different. And that is where you receive the benefit. He does everything the best and he does it all at once-"one stop shopping" I consistently say. But what about the folks that don't want to go Omaha? Can't? I struggle with this.
Systems change is a big part of my field. We do trainer of trainers and try to spread "our methods" to others. I must tell you, it often fails. It is watered down. Folks don't have the resources to devote to receive the training we have and to implement it with the same fidelity. It seems so many things have to be aligned just so. And so it fails. It is a hard field to be in, certainly not for the faint of heart. More like the eternal optimist.
I know that Dr. Hilgers doesn't desire to have the monopoly on IF treatment. He is not at all that type of man. He wants others to learn from him, to carry it out. His actions have shown that. After all he isn't going to live forever. It seems the only person he can truly vouch for is Dr. Keefe in his office. I imagine the amount of time and money that would go into the oversight to ensure that this network of professionals are truly carrying out his methods in the purest fashion would be too great. He is only one man, after all. But there is some responsibility. They are respresenting his brainchild when they use the name Napro medical consultant.
I have an email out to Fertility Care regarding their medical consultants list on the website. It has questions such as, why don't Dr. Stegman and others of that calebar share a special distinction that is noted on the site. And what does it take to get the current distinction? And to keep it? I noticed one of the doctors locally that I have criticized in the past has been removed from the site. I want to know why. And why my current doctor (primary care) is not on there. If they are not current, Fertility Care practioners should at least receive an email updating them to who has been removed and why in their area. That seems like a simple step that may help?
I am not writing this post to attack any Napro medical consultant in particular and my experience is a mix of local and national. I am not trying to make anyone feel bad or put anyone on the defensive. My goal is to use our experience to educate each other. I want everyone to be able to discern for themselves if they are getting care in a manner that Dr. Hilgers would give, if that is what they want. If they are getting different, they should know about it. I mean, even "local" medical consultants can be a good distance away. And like me, maybe you are globally recommending something where all Napro medical consultants are not alike. And then we are putting our name behind something. I think I can answer some questions pretty well about "would Dr. Hilgers do this?" related to the experiences I have had, but there are also a lot of new things going on that are outside of my experience. Certainly with all our experiences combined we can answer this with some certainty though? And help each other discern?
Thank you for reading a post that is very close to my heart. It is only one person's perspective and therefore incomplete until you respond. I want to hear from you. I want to know your thoughts and reactions. I want to know if you know if you are getting Dr. Hilgers lite or not. Or would you know if you are? I want to know about your bad experiences and with who so other's don't experience the same. I want to know who are the big names in Napro and where they are located. How did you learn of them? They don't seem to be listed on the site any differently. Does anyone know what criteria it takes to get on the list? Is there monitoring to stay on the list (I have an email out to find this out from the source). Do you agree with my list of criticisms? Or do you think it is okay if doctor's who are Napro do these things? Maybe they don't matter? Maybe you don't want your blood sent out? Do you want to add anything that isn't Napro or is Napro lite?
Part of my goal with this blog is to share my experience-how I was able to VERY quickly and inexpensively find out the problem and treat it successfully by going directly to Dr. Hilgers. (And my case was not easy, not at all open and shut). I want to document my effective experience so if you are not getting similarly quick and effective care, then you question why and figure out how it can happen differently for you; you can discern if your doctor is the best doctor for you. (And I know the answer for everyone can't be-go directly to Omaha).


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Whitney Houston's legacy lives on in the video for "Celebrate," the R. Kelly-produced single off the soundtrack to Sparkle and the final song recorded by the late legend. Her Sparkle co-star Jordin Sparks threw a house party and celebrated the life of her mentor with her co-stars including Derek Luke, Omari Hardwick, Goapele, Carmen Ejogo, and Tika Sumpter.
"What we wanted to do was make sure that this was a fun, happy video and just kind of dedicating it to her," the "American Idol" champ told "Entertainment Tonight." "What better song to leave for people to hear than a song that is so upbeat and just so happy and so encouraging?"
The 22-year-old singer plays Whitney's daughter in the remake of the 1976 Motown-era film, which opens in theaters on August 10.
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With two days off next week, the Cubs will give left-hander Travis Wood extra time off, skipping him until the home game Friday against the Pirates.
''He's pitched a lot of innings already [72] and thrown a lot of pitches in those games in a lot of stressful innings,'' manager Dale Sveum said. ''And he's been on the bases a lot in the games he's pitched.''
Edwin Jackson will pitch Sunday against the Diamondbacks before a two-game series in Anaheim in which Scott Feldman (Tuesday) and Matt Garza (Wednesday) will work against the Angels' predominantly right-handed lineup. The Cubs have another day off Thursday.
''It works out,'' said Sveum, who added that Wood has no health issues. ''You're always going to try, when everything works out, to give somebody extra time off. It's a good time — two months into the season — to give him a little breather.''
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Early-occurring Maternal Depression and Maternal Negativity in Predicting Young Children's Emotion Regulation and Socioemotional Difficulties
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This longitudinal investigation examined the effects of maternal depression and concomitant negative parenting behaviors on children's emotion regulation patterns and socioemotional functioning. One hundred fifty-one mothers and their children were assessed when children were approximately 1 1/2-, 3-, 4-, and 5-years of age. Ninety-three of the children had mothers with a history of Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) that had occurred within the first 21 months of the child's birth, and 58 of the children had mothers without any history of MDD. Early-occurring Initial maternal depression predicted children's dysregulated emotion patterns at age 4 and decreased perceived competence ratings at age 5. Initial maternal depression also indirectly predicted decreased child social acceptance ratings at age 5 through its association with dysregulated emotion patterns. Furthermore, the relation between maternal depression and children's decreased social acceptance was more pronounced in those offspring with a history of high versus low maternal negativity exposure. Findings increase understanding of the processes by which maternal depression confers risk on children's socioemotional adjustment.
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- Title
- Early-occurring Maternal Depression and Maternal Negativity in Predicting Young Children's Emotion Regulation and Socioemotional Difficulties
- Journal
Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology
Volume 35, Issue 5 , pp 685-703
- Cover Date
- 2007-10-01
- 10.1007/s10802-007-9129-0
- Print ISSN
- 0091-0627
- Online ISSN
- 1573-2835
- Publisher
- Springer US
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Early-occurring maternal depression
- Maternal negativity
- Emotion regulation
- Socioemotional functioning
- Mediating and moderating processes
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Angeline Maughan (1)
- Dante Cicchetti (2)
- Sheree L. Toth (3)
- Fred A. Rogosch (3)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Psychiatry, Children's Hospital Boston, Harvard Medical School, 300 Longwood Avenue, Boston, MA, 02115, USA
- 2. Institute of Child Development, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA
- 3. Department of Clinical and Social Sciences, Mt. Hope Family Center, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY, USA


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Vacation Rental - Beautiful Furnished 2br/2ba
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All furnishings, including cookware, plates, utensils, clocks, linens, towels, etc. Fireplace, three TVs, DVD players, full size washer and dryer in unit, and both bedrooms have queen beds and direct access to their own bathroom.
Great resort setting with fully equipped fitness center, clubhouse, computer room, heated pool and SPA.
Located at Kolb Rd. and Sunrise, minutes from hiking in beautiful Sabino Canyon, La Encantada Shopping Mall, Flemings Steak House, Anthony's in the Foothills, Terra Cota Cafe, theatres, golf and more.
Located at Kolb Rd. and Sunrise, minutes from hiking in beautiful Sabino Canyon, La Encantada Shopping Mall, Flemings Steak House, Anthony's in the Foothills, Terra Cota Cafe, theatres, golf and more.
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- 2 Double Beds
- Air Conditioning
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- Porch
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Sabino Canyon- Renowned for its magnificent canyons, meandering rock creek, desert flora and fauna, Sabino Canyon offers daily tours and a variety of Tucson Arizona's most spectacular hiking trails and remote destinations.
Mount Lemmon- This incredible "sky island" is one of the tallest peaks in Tucson Arizona, taking visitors from the desert floor to alpine meadows and pine forests in a matter of minutes. Mount Lemmon is also home to the southern-most ski area in the continental United States.
University of Arizona, Tucson- For a variety major college sporting events, including nationally ranked Wildcat basketball and football. The campus is 15-20 minutes from our location.
Major League Baseball Spring Training- The Arizona Diamondbacks, Chicago White Sox and Colorado Rockies train in Tucson Arizona from mid-February through early April. Their facility is only 25 minutes from our location.
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum- World-renowned for it's exotic creatures, such as mountain lions, javalina, pronghorn antelope, and Gila monsters, along with native flora and fauna, in their natural habitat. Aproximately 50 minutes away.
San Xavier del Bac Mission- Located on the Tohono O'odham Indian Reservation, this authentic 300 year-old-Spanish Colonial Mission was rebuilt by the artisans who restored the Sistine Chapel. Approximately 40 minutes away.
Kartchner Caverns- Two of the world's most impressive sights for subterranean exploration. Kartchner Caverns was only recently opened to the public, and both sites offer guided tours several times each day. Aproximately 60 minutes away.
Old Tucson Studios- Known as "Hollywood in the Desert," more than 200 pictures have been filmed here since it was built as a set for the movie "Arizona" in 1939. Approximately 50 minutes away.
Biosphere 2 Center- Maintained by Columbia University to increase our understanding of earth and its environments, the Center lets you experience life in the Arizona desert, the ocean, the coral reefs, and the rainforests. Aproximately 1.5 hours away.
Kitt Peak National Observatory- An internationally known observatory complex, with the world's greatest concentration of telescopes for stellar, solar and planetary research.
DeGrazia's Gallery in the Sun- Paintings portraying Indian lore, legends, life and celebrations of Native American life. Renowned Tucson Arizona artist, Ted DeGrazia, designed and built the chapel and art gallery buildings himself.
Birdwatching- A single trip to Tucson Arizona can add dozens of species to a birder's life list. Our diversity of terrain, mild climate and proximity to Mexico is responsible for the more than 450 species recorded here.
Tombstone, Arizona- Walk in the footsteps of Wyatt Earp and Doc Holiday as you visit the infamous O.K. Corral, Birdcage Saloon and Boot Hill Cemetery in Arizona's "Town Too Tough To Die." Aproximately 60 minutes away.
Nogales, Mexico- Just across the border and well known for unique, hand-crafted merchandise and outstanding deals. Approximately 1.5 hours away.
Arizona Desert Jeep Tours- Travel the rugged trails once roamed by Native Americans, Spanish Conquistadors and American Cowboys with a knowledgeable who'll thrill you with tales from Arizona's colorful past.
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Totally Enjoyed Our Stay
February 3, 2014
We rented this lovely condo for two weeks and we wished it could hve been longer. The accommodations were perfect...comfortable beds, a well equipped kitchen, clean bathrooms. Plenty of towels and bed linens were supplied. The exercise room and the swimming pool were well maintained and a short walk from the condo. The location in the Catalina Foothills is a wonderful section of the Tucson area. It's convenient to Sabino Canyon, Saguaro National Park, golf courses and many other places to see and enjoy. We would love to be able to stay at this Tuscon condo again sometime in the future.
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November 9, 2013
I travel to Arizona twice a year. and this is one of the most lovely places i have stayed in. i am planning on retireing in Tucson. and have chosen this area and maybe this complex to live. This condo is absolutely beautiful. The people in the area are very very nice and friendly.Staying here in this condo gave me such peace and needed rest.My life is very busy back home, and this is the perfect place for me. thank you so much for allowing me to stay in such a beautiful and peaceful place. I plan to make my future trips staying here
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Thursday 27 April 1665
27 April 16651
From a letter this day come to my hand from a Shipp of ours (the little Guift)2 that in a Conflict with a Hollander on the Irish Coast (wherein shoe though much over matched hath acquitted her selfe very well) hath had severall Men wounded, who are putt on shoare for care at Galloway, give me leave to aske you whether any Provision for sick and wounded men is made in Ireland, not with respect to theis Men only, but to the future ocasions in Generall which wee may Probably have of useing it there. You will Pardon this enquiry from one that hath soe little Right to offer you trouble as
Your humble servant
Source: NMM Letter-Book 8, 199 (copy in P's hand). Used by permission of the National Maritime Museum. This is the earliest letter in the sequence of correspondence which could be located, and was oddly omitted by Tanner (1929; it perhaps went unnoticed because E's name is tucked tightly into the bottom left corner of the page). It is implicit, though, from the content of this letter that P had some personal knowledge of E. P had certainly witnessed and recorded E's paper on bread-making at the Royal Society on the preceding 1 March (diary) but does not mention E by name. Prior to that both had recorded their presence (diaries) at the launching of the double-bottomed Experiment at Deptford on 22 December 1664.
It may also be noted that Evelyn, Clifford, Reymes, and Doyly signed a document dated 24 November 1664 addressed to the Commissioners of the Navy, in which they requested details of ships at sea to restrict claims for relief of the sick and wounded to those "as shall really suffer in His Majesties service". The document was endorsed by P (Sotheby's Catalogue for 24 July 1995, Lot 488).
- MS: '27 Aprill 1665' in lower left margin. P was at the Navy Office all day (diary). ↩
- Sic. This is almost certainly the Gift, also known as the Gift Minor. It was a 16-gun vessel, originally the Spanish Bon Jesus, captured in 1658 and sold in 1667. Its name distinguished it from the Gift Major, a 40-gun French ship captured in 1652 (Colledge 1987). ↩


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Law and literature ranges wide. Scholars use Shakespeare to illuminate issues of justice, Dickens to understand trusts and estates, and J.K. Rowling to explain the law of nations. But an important subset of this field has been hitherto neglected: the study of the names of law's protagonists—law and onomastics.[1]
This Essay takes the first step into this promising arena by identifying a previously unexplored category of cases, which it dubs "legal aptonyms." Many are familiar with aptonyms but lack the vocabulary to describe them.[2] Aptonyms—literally "apt names"—are those proper names that are "regarded as (humorously) appropriate to a person's profession or personal characteristics."[3] Think of Shakespeare's quick-tempered Sir Hotspur, Dickens's acerbic Mrs. Sowerberry, or Rowling's pernicious Draco Malfoy. Although the study of aptonyms is widespread in other fields,[4] it has yet to make inroads into law. Until now.
This Essay is divided into three parts. Part I surveys the history of aptonyms from the Bible to the present. Part II defines two types of legal aptonyms. Part III provides four examples of legal aptonyms: Loving v. Virginia, Schmuck v. United States, Surowitz v. Hilton Hotels, and The Peerless case. The Essay concludes by calling for further research into this promising field.
I. A Brief History of the Aptonym
Western literature is littered with aptonyms, from virtually the entire cast of Pilgrim's Progress to some of the Bard's most celebrated figures.[5] Modern aptonyms range from the apocalyptic General Jack D. Ripper in Dr. Strangelove to Star Trek's cool and calculating android, Lieutenant Commander Data.[6] But aptonyms are not unique to Western fiction. The ancient Romans delighted in them, calling real-life aptonyms by the sobriquet nomen est omen—"the name is the prophesy."[7] In the Book of Samuel, Abigail begs David not to inflict harm on her husband Nabal through an aptonym, beseeching David that "as his name, so is he."[8] (In ancient Hebrew, the name "Nabal" sounds very much like the word for "revulsion.")
Fictional aptonyms have received much scholarly attention in recent years.[9] So, too, real-world aptonyms are under increasing focus. One 2010 paper showed that "medical doctors and lawyers were disproportionately more likely to have surnames that resembled their profession;"[10] for Dr. Bones and Mr. Law, Esq., nomen is omen. Other studies have assessed the predictive power of names on the economic and social outcomes of children.[11]
The legal world includes its own fair share of aptonyms, from august members of the bench like Judges Learned Hand and John Minor Wisdom to the fictional law firm of Dewey, Cheatem & Howe.[12] In 2006, an obscure law firm associate even experienced a brief burst of internet notoriety because of her aptonym: Sue Yoo.[13] Yet there has been no study of the rich field of aptonyms and the law. This Essay begins to rectify that oversight.
II. Legal Aptonyms Defined
While famous lawyer aptonyms are amusing, "the government of the United States has been emphatically termed a government of laws, and not of men."[14] And our law is made up of cases[15]-courts cite them, lawyers argue them, professors teach them, and students learn them. Thus, this Essay focuses on legal aptonyms in the context of cases.
This Essay defines two types of legal aptonyms: Perfect legal aptonyms are those cases where the name of one of the title parties captures the legal rule for which the case stands. Imperfect legal aptonyms are those where the name of an individual in the case (who is not a named party) reflects the legal rule. The following Part examines four legal aptonyms: two perfect legal aptonyms followed by two imperfect ones. Additional aptonyms are collected in the Appendix.
III. Some Legal Aptonyms
A. The Power of Loving
Loving v. Virginia[16] is the granddaddy[17] of all legal aptonyms. Familiar to all first-year constitutional law students, the Lovings were an interracial couple: Richard was white, and Mildred was black. They were legally married in Washington, D.C. in June 1958 and returned to Caroline County, Virginia, where their union was unlawful. They pleaded guilty to violating Virginia law and received a suspended one-year prison sentence. The Lovings challenged their conviction all the way to the Supreme Court.
In a unanimous opinion written by Chief Justice Warren, the Court held that what the Lovings had brought together, no state could split asunder:
Marriage is one of the "basic civil rights of man," fundamental to our very existence and survival. To deny this fundamental freedom on so unsupportable a basis as the racial classifications embodied in these statutes, classifications so directly subversive of the principle of equality at the heart of the Fourteenth Amendment, is surely to deprive all the State's citizens of liberty without due process of law.[18]
In aptonymic terms, racist laws fell before the power of Loving.[19]
B. Prosecuting Schmucks
Wayne Schmuck was a used car salesman who tampered with odometers.[20] He sold the lemons to unknowing dealers who passed them on to retail customers. To complete the sale, the dealers submitted, via mail, title applications to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation listing the bogus mileage number. When Schmuck was discovered, the government charged him with mail fraud. He was convicted and appealed, claiming that the mailings were not made in furtherance of his fraudulent scheme of odometer tampering.
In Schmuck v. United States, the Supreme Court held the eponymous protagonist guilty of mail fraud because "[u]nder these circumstances, we believe that a rational jury could have found that the title-registration mailings were part of the execution of the fraudulent scheme, a scheme which did not reach fruition until the retail dealers resold the cars and effected transfers of title."[21] The court rested its logic on the premise that "Schmuck's was not a 'one-shot' operation in which he sold a single car to an isolated dealer. His was an ongoing fraudulent venture."[22] He was guilty of mail fraud in part because his was a continuing contemptible behavior, not a one-off mistake. In other words, Schmuck was guilty because he was a schmuck.[23]
C. Of Brilliant Lawyers
Deborah Surowitz was "a Polish immigrant with a very limited English vocabulary and practically no formal education."[24] She worked in New York City as a seamstress and, by 1957, had saved up a small amount of money she wanted to invest. Lacking the expertise to select her own stocks, she turned to her son-in-law, the Harvard Law School-educated Irving Brilliant. As the Supreme Court noted, Brilliant was particularly bright: he "possessed a master's degree in economics from Columbia University, he was a professional investment advisor, and in addition to his degrees and his financial acumen, he wore a Phi Beta Kappa key."[25] Brilliant invested Surowitz's funds in Hilton Hotels, and there they sat—appreciating—for five years.
In the winter of 1962, Surowitz received a mailing from Hilton Hotels announcing a stock buyback plan. Not understanding the mailing, she took it to Brilliant. He became convinced that Hilton was committing fraud, explained the situation to her, and worked with a colleague to prepare a derivative action in which Surowitz would be the named plaintiff. Because Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 23 required that the named plaintiff in a derivative action personally verify the complaint,[26] Brilliant explained the complaint to his mother-in-law as best he could. Based on her trust in him, Surowitz signed the complaint. Hilton Hotels moved to dismiss the action, arguing that Surowitz's complaint violated Rule 23 because she did not personally understand what she had signed. The lower courts agreed with Hilton.
But the Supreme Court ruled for Surowitz. The Court held that "[t]he basic purpose of the Federal Rules is to administer justice through fair trials"[27] and that, were it to follow the lower courts, "a woman like Mrs. Surowitz, who is uneducated generally and illiterate in economic matters, could never under any circumstances be a plaintiff in a derivative suit."[28] In short, justice—and thus the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure—required that an unsophisticated plaintiff be allowed to rely on the "substantial and diligent investigation by [a] Brilliant [lawyer]."[29]
D. The (Not So Peerless) Peerless
Legal aptonyms are not limited to the Supreme Court, nor to the United States. Consider the classic 1864 English case Raffles v. Wichelhaus.[30]
Raffles contracted to sell cotton to Wichelhaus, which was to be transported from Bombay to Liverpool via a ship named The Peerless. However, two ships named The Peerless arrived in Liverpool from Bombay: one having departed Bombay in October, the other in December. When the December Peerless arrived in Liverpool, Wichelhaus refused delivery of the cotton, claiming he had intended to purchase the cotton on the October Peerless, not its December sister. The Court agreed with Wichelhaus that there was no meeting of the minds—the contract failed to specify which Peerless was the subject of the agreement—and therefore no contract.
No doubt many a student has wondered at the coincidence of two ships sharing the same name,[31] both carrying cotton, both sailing from Bombay to Liverpool in late 1864. But it is the name of the ships that has garnered Raffles such widespread renown. In ruling that a contract must have a meeting of the minds specifying a peerless set of goods, the King's Bench made aptonymic history and propelled the The Peerless case into textbooks around the globe.[32]
While some may claim that legal aptonyms are mere playthings—after all, Rose v. Giamatti by any other name would still be a sweet case[33]—they are part of a long and ancient tradition stretching back to biblical times. This Essay begins the discussion of legal aptonyms, but it does not end it. Many questions remain: Is nomen truly omen? Would the Lovings have won if they were the Bickers?[34] Would United States v. Mensch[35] have turned out differently than Schmuck?[36] I leave these—and many others—for a later time, when more information about aptonyms has been collected. For now it is enough for us to appreciate their very existence.
Appendix: Some Additional Aptonyms
World-Wide Volkswagen Corp. v. Woodson, 444 U.S. 286 (1980) (limiting the extent of a court's personal jurisdiction under the minimum contacts test so that it is not worldwide).
Euclid v. Ambler Realty Co., 272 U.S. 365 (1926) (finding constitutional geography-based ["euclidean"] zoning limitations).
Kartell v. Blue Shield, 749 F.2d 922 (1st Cir. 1984) (holding that insurance billing practices do not constitute monopolization).
People v. Arzon, 401 N.Y.S.2d 156 (N.Y. Sup. Ct. 1978) (concluding that committing arson constitutes depraved indifference to human life).
Outlaw v. People, 17 P.3d 150 (Colo. 2001) (holding that a history of criminal activity in an area is insufficient to create a reasonable suspicion that a crime is being committed).
Fitch v. Valentine, 959 So. 2d 1012 (Miss. 2007) (upholding actions for alienation of affection).
[1]. Onomastics is "the system underlying the formation and use of words especially for proper names." Onomastics, Merriam-Webster, http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/onomastics (last visited March 17, 2013).
[2]. This phenomenon itself—the inability to put your finger on the right word—has a name: lethologica. But lethologica assumes that one knows the word in the first place; I am not familiar with a word to describe the lack of a word to properly describe a phenomenon. If such a word does not exist in English, it should be invented.
[3]. Aptonym, Oxford English Dictionary (3d ed. 2012), available at http://www.oed.com/view/Entry/249202?redirectedFrom=aptonym#eid (last visited April 4, 2013).
[4]. See, e.g., Claire A. Culleton, Names and Naming in Joyce 111 (1994) (discussing how "[i]n literature, as in life, a person or character is often given a name that, upon examination, may seem to have a telling or amusing relationship to his or her personality, appearance, or job"); Frank H. Nuessel, The Study of Names: A Guide to the Principles and Topics 42 (1992) (providing a listing of real-world aptonyms); Steve Rivkin & Fraser Sutherland, The Making of a Name: The Inside Story of the Brands We Buy (2004) (examining the relationship between branding and aptonyms).
[5]. John Bunyan, Pilgrim's Progress, in Everyman's Library 54 (Ernest Rhys ed., 1909) ("[A]nd after a little pause she said, I will call forth two or three more of the family. So she ran to the door, and called out Prudence, Piety, and Charity[.]"); see, e.g., William Shakespeare, The Second Part of King Henry the Fourth act 2, sc. 1 (Master Snare, a law enforcement official trying to arrest Jack Falstaff); id. at act 2, sc. 4 (Sir Ancient Pistol, a soldier); id. at act 3, sc. 2 (Justice Shallow, a babbling judicial official, and his taciturn sidekick, Justice Silence).
[6]. Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (Columbia Pictures 1964) (the eponymous doctor is-of course-himself an aptonym); Star Trek: First Contact (Paramount Pictures 1996).
[7]. Sam Roberts, Ms. Rose, by Any Other Name, Might Still Be a Florist, N.Y. Times, Mar. 27, 2005, http://www.nytimes.com/2005/03/27/weekinreview/27robe.html?ref=cecilfielder&_r=0.
[8]. 1 Samuel 25:25. In the Hebrew text the words are more concise: ".כשמו כן הוא "
[9]. See generally Alastair Fowler, Literary Names: Personal Names in English Literature (2012); Alastair Fowler, Proper Naming: Personal Names in Literature, 58 Essays in Criticism 97 (2008); Marvin Hunt, Charactonymic Structures in Sidney's Arcadias, 33 Stud. in Eng. Literature, 1500-1900 1 (1993); Alexander Vladimirorovich Kalashnikov, William Makepeace Thackeray and Fyodor Mikhaylovich Dostoyevsky: Name Sensitive Authors. In Homage to Great Novelists, 4 Mutatis Mutandis 205 (2011).
[10]. Ernest L Abel, Influence of Names on Career Choices in Medicine, 58 Names: A J. of Onomastics 65 (2010).
[11]. See Steven D. Levitt & Stephen J. Dubner, Freakonomics Chapter Six: Perfect Parenting, Part II; or: Would a Roshanda by Any Other Name Smell as Sweet? (2005).
[12]. E.g., Richard H. Sander, The Racial Paradox of the Corporate Law Firm, 84 N.C. L. Rev. 1755, 1779 (2006) (discussing the "mythical Washington firm of Dewey, Cheatem & Howe").
[13]. E.g., Timothy Noah, Aptronym Watch: Sue Yoo Too!, Slate (May 2, 2006, 4:02 PM), http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/chatterbox/2006/05/aptronym_watch_sue_yoo_too.html.
[14]. Marbury v. Madison, 1 Cranch 137, 163 (1803).
[15]. I leave for a later time the study of aptonyms in statutes, a fertile field for further inquiry. See, e.g., Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism (USA PATRIOT ACT) Act of 2001, Pub. L. No. 107-56, 115 Stat. 272 (codified as amended in scattered sections of U.S.C.). Ditto the study of legal eponyms-those cases which have given their name to a test, such as Chevron, U.S.A., Inc. v. Natural Res. Def. Council, Inc., 467 U.S. 837 (1984).
[17]. I use the term "granddaddy" here in the sense of "most venerable," not in the sense of "oldest." Granddaddy, Merriam-Webster, http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/granddaddy (last visited Mar. 25, 2013). Loving is not the oldest legal aptonym, but it is likely the most famous. See Gilbert Cruz, Top Ten Controversial Supreme Court Cases: Loving v. Virginia, Time Magazine (Dec. 10, 2010), http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,2036448_2036452_2036634,00.html.
[18]. Loving, 388 U.S. at 12 (internal citations omitted).
[19]. See Jan Dalley, War and Pieces of Sugar Candy, Financial Times (May 19, 2008, 3:50 PM), http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2/9634a6ce-22d7-11dd-93a9-000077b07658.html ("American apartheid was ended by the power of Loving."); cf. Huey Lewis and the News, The Power of Love, on Back to the Future: Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack (1985) ("It don't take money and it don't take fame/Don't need no credit card to ride this train/Tougher than diamonds and stronger than steel.").
[20]. Schmuck v. United States, 489 U.S. 705, 707 (1989). The Court describes Schmuck as a "used-car distributor" because he was selling directly to retailers. See id.; cf. Roald Dahl, Matilda 45 (Puffin Books 1990) (1988) ("[T]hese days you can't just take the speedometer out and fiddle the numbers back like you used to ten years ago.").
[21]. Schmuck, 489 U.S. at 712.
[22]. Id. at 711 (emphasis added).
[23]. Schmuck, Oxford English Dictionary, http://www.oed.com/view/Entry/172456?redirectedFrom=schmuck#eid (last visited Apr. 4, 2013) (defining "schmuck" as "[a] contemptible or objectionable person").
[24]. Surowitz v. Hilton Hotels Corp., 383 U.S. 363, 368 (1966).
[26]. This rule is now contained in Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 23.1.
[27]. Surowitz, 383 U.S. at 373.
[29]. Id. (internal citations omitted).
[30]. 159 Eng. Rep. 375 (Exch. 1864).
[31]. I am aware of no word in the English language to describe the "same-name" phenomenon ("homonym" seems closest but isn't quite right). I recommend importing the Dutch word "naamgenoot" or "namepair."
[32]. Some may argue that this case is not a legal aptonym because the name represents the opposite of the rule and would argue instead that the ships need a name like The One of Many. See, e.g., Adam J. Kolber, A Limited Defense of Clinical Placebo Deception, 26 Yale L. & Pol'y Rev. 75, 128 n.239 (2007) (suggesting that a physician named "Dr. Patient" should be classified as an "inaptonym").
[33]. 721 F. Supp. 906 (S.D. Ohio 1989).
[34]. Or if they were represented by the husband and wife who compose the firm of Bickers & Bickers? See Bickers & Bickers, Attorneys at Law, http://www.bickerslaw.com (last visited March 17, 2013).
[36]. See Alex Kosinski & Eugene Volokh, Lawsuit, Shmawsuit, 103 Yale L.J. 463, 465 n.14 (1993).


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