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Ainge: 'Embarrassing' for LeBron to complain about officiating | 03.28.13 at 5:54 pm ET |
Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge made his weekly appearance with "Salk & Holley" Thursday afternoon on WEEI, and was asked for his take on LeBron James and the officiating in Wednesday's game between the Heat and the Bulls, a contest where Miami's 27-game win streak came to an end.
In the game — a physical affair that saw the Bulls try and get physical with the Heat, including one hard shot from Kirk Heinrich on James — James was hit with a flagrant foul 1 for a shot he put on Chicago's Carlos Boozer. After the game, the Miami star unleashed on the officials, saying he was just trying to defend himself.
"It's been happening all year, and I've been able to keep my cool and try to tell [Heat coach Erik Spoelstra], 'Let's not worry about it,' " James told reporters. "But it is getting to me a little bit. Every time I try to defend myself, I've got to face the consequences of a flagrant or a technical foul or whatever the case may be. It's tough. It's very tough."
"I think the referees got the calls right. I don't think it was a hard foul," Ainge said of the mixups involving James and Heinrich, as well as another one involving James and Taj Gibson. "I think the one involving LeBron against Boozer, that was flagrant. I think the officials got it right.
"I think that it's almost embarrassing that LeBron would complain about officiating," Ainge added.
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Green Day: Layup at the buzzer gives Celtics win in Cleveland | 03.27.13 at 10:19 pm ET |
Jeff Green capped a furious 21-6 run over the final eight minutes with a layup at the buzzer to allow the Celtics to sneak out of Cleveland with a 93-92 victory over the Cavaliers. Green split the Cavs defense and hit a layup as the buzzer sounded to permit the Celtics to snap a five-game losing streak.
Green, despite shooting 7-of-18, scored 21 points with seven rebounds and five assists. Paul Pierce added a well-rounded 19 points, 10 rebounds and eight assists, though he committed seven turnovers. Brandon Bass, in the lineup with both Kevin Garnett and Courtney Lee still sidelined, poured in 22 points on 8-of-14 shooting with five rebounds.
The Cavs had six players in double figures, but none with more than 16. Cleveland had just one bucket after taking an 88-78 lead at the 5:49 mark of the fourth quarter.
For the full recap of the game, click here. For more Celtics coverage, visit weei.com/celtics.
Without Kevin Garnett, Courtney Lee, Celtics' road woes continue with loss to Grizzlies | 03.23.13 at 10:49 pm ET |
Playing without Kevin Garnett (foot) or Courtney Lee (ankle), the Celtics couldn't recover from a horrific second quarter in dropping a 110-106 decision to the Grizzlies in Memphis Saturday night.
After finishing the first quarter with a two-point lead, the Celtics were outscored, 32-20, in the second quarter. It led to Memphis' 10th straight home win.
The Celtics mounted a spirited fourth-quarter comeback, having entered the final quarter down 12 points. The C's, however, managed to close the gap to two with 19 seconds remaining on a pair of Jordan Crawford (21 points, 26 minutes) free throws.
The Celts could have drawn with a point with eight seconds left when Jason Terry was fouled taking a three-pointer. But the guard only made two of his three foul shots, allowing Memphis to hold off the visitors.
The Grizzlies made all six of their free throw attempts after Crawford made it a two-point game.
The loss was the Celtics' fourth straight defeat, and first loss to at FedEx Forum in their last six visits. It was also Doc Rivers' team's fifth consecutive road loss, dropping to 2-12 against Western Conference teams on their home floors.
Paul Pierce led the Celtics with 26 points, while both Terrence Williams and Chris Wilcox contributed off the bench, each making all four of their shots from the floor.
Jerryd Bayless led all scorers with 30 points off the bench for Memphis.
Danny Ainge: Wednesday victory over Pacers 'was a good win' | 03.07.13 at 8:10 pm ET |
Making his weekly appearance on 'The Big Show' Thursday afternoon, Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge discussed a number of topics, including that fact that Wednesday night's dramatic win over the Pacers in Indiana was one of the best of the season for the Celtics. (To hear the entire interview, check out The Big Show audio on demand page.)
"Last night was a good win for us — obviously, to hang in there and score the last 11 points of the game …. I don't think we played particularly well throughout the course of the game, but they really [ground] it out. It look like when we came all the way back and tied it up, and then they went out and hit those three straight 3's to go up nine, that was not looking promising, but you've got to credit Doc. He called a quick time out, got the guys reorganized, went on a couple of runs ourselves in that last fourth quarter stretch and executed perfectly on that last play."
On the last play–did you know what was coming? "No, I actually thought it was going to be with Avery holding the ball, I thought it was going to be a KG and Paul pindown for Paul to catch and curl and make a play in the free-throw line area. Or, for Paul to catch and then set a quick pick-and-roll — a step-up pick-and-roll with KG … most likely leading to a KG jumpshot at the elbow. That's what it looked like the formation was set up to be when Avery was holding the ball."
When is last time time this team set up a play for a last-second shot for someone like Jeff Green? That shows me that they're trusting and starting to grow with Jeff. "Yeah, I think — by the way that wasn't a great pass by KG. But it was a great catch. So there was … we had run a play in Utah that we had we sort of botched that turned into a Paul Pierce stepback jumper that we normally see. But that wasn't what the play was called, and it was poorly executed. There are going to be times where … like the play that was called there was for Jeff. That was sort of the first option on the play. But had it not worked — good defense will sniff that out. What happened was David West, who was guarding Jeff, reached for the ball, tried to pike it away from KG as he ran by, and was completely blindsided by the screen that Paul set. And of course, Paul's man is not going to come off the body and that allowed the play to happen too. So it was great execution, it was poor defense. We'll take it."
On the importance of getting home court and a home seed down the stretch: "I think that it's secondary to health and rest and freshness. Nothing is more important than fresh bodies. We see what happened with KG when he has a few days off and how he's responded. It's not a perfect science; you can't predict it. The temptation is to continue to grind and push and fight for every win. I personally — I'll let Doc make these decisions — but between Doc, KG and I, we'll try to figure it out. We have to trust KG to talk to us, and I think that he is more willing to do that than he ever has in his career. I think he's wiser and sort of gets it. So I think we need to figure out what's best for him. And not just for him but for Paul. Paul has been playing with a sore neck — when we went in a really bad stretch after winning six in a row and I saw every day during that stretch just really in pain. And as we started, I don't think it was a coincidence that Paul started feeling a lot better. So I think those are two guys — and Jason Terry. I think with the addition of Jordan Crawford, Doc doesn't have to ride him as much, and we can really save him for when he's big, like he was last night. Last night, he was big at both ends of the court down the stretch. He's a guy who is experienced and completely unafraid of any moment."
Celtics find themselves with second straight road victory, beating Philadelphia | 03.05.13 at 9:48 pm ET |
The Celtics took a step toward turning over a new leaf with a convincing road victory Tuesday night, beating the Sixers, 109-101, in Philadelphia. It improved the Celts to 11-18 away from TD Garden this season, and marked just the second time Boston has claimed back-to-back road victories.
The Celts, who had lost six of their last seven games in Philly, slowly built their lead, having held a 53-46 halftime lead. While the Sixers had been slumping, losing eight of their last nine games, had claimed 17 of their 23 victories this season at home.
Leading the way for the Celtics' offense was Avery Bradley, who scored 22 points on 10-of-15 shooting from the floor.
Paul Pierce also contributed with 18 points (4-for-4 on three-pointers) and 10 rebounds, while Kevin Garnett also netted 18.
Contributing off the bench for the C's, who finished shooting 50 percent from the floor, were Jeff Green (16 points), and newly-acquired Jordan Crawford, who added 12 points on 4-of-7 shooting from the floor. The C's also moved to 18-4 when scoring over 100 points.
The Celtics did commit a season-high 22 turnovers, this after turning the ball over just twice in the first quarter.
Danny Ainge: Big part of the second half involves getting Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce healthy | 02.28.13 at 5:24 pm ET |
In his weekly appearance on "The Big Show" Thursday, Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge talked about a variety of topics, including why Boston didn't make more deals at the trade deadline and the health of Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett. Ainge was asked as to whether he was concerned at all about the fatigue level of Pierce and Garnett, the latter of whom sat out Friday's game against the Suns.
"Yes, I always am. Paul and KG have been incredibly durable throughout their entire careers," Ainge said. "They take good care of themselves, but I do think that they need rest. If we have any chance of winning playoff basketball games, we need those guys fresh, healthy. Paul's neck thing I think comes and goes, but there was a stretch I think when we were in that losing streak, I actually think that might have been one of the biggest factors. Paul was not 100 percent and yet he continued to play. That's just who Paul is.
"I think Doc is determined to cut those guys' minutes down now that we have a little bit more depth on the bench and we get some more bodies in here. That's a big part of the second half of the season — getting them healthy."
Ainge also talked about the remarkable run of LeBron James, calling him the "best player in our game today, without question. When it's all said and done, he could be one of the best players of all time."
"He's one of those guys, the first time I ever saw him, in the first five minutes, I questioned whether he could be one of the best basketball players who ever lived,' recalled Ainge. "And he was 17 years old at the time and he had a similar body — he's probably 10 or 15 pounds heavier now, but he was so gifted, because he not only could shoot, pass and dribble, but he was the smartest guy on the court. The most intense guy on the court. The most unselfish guy on the court.
"I've been one of those people who know that LeBron is not perfect, and he's been under the microscope since he's been a young man. I think he's done a pretty good job handling all this stuff and he continues to get better. Now, people are having to have the conversation about him and Michael Jordan. I think it's still too early, but he's getting better. And like Michael, now he's starting to make mid-range jump shots, 3-point shots, and he's virtually unguardable with one person. You need two and three people to guard him. If he's making shots, you just have to tip your cap and pray that he misses."
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Happy flight: Paul Pierce, Celtics knock off Jazz in overtime | 02.26.13 at 12:08 am ET |
The Celtics bounced back from a loss in Portland on Sunday night to close out a challenging five-game Western Conference swing with a victory in Utah, claiming a 110-107 win in overtime against the Jazz. Paul Pierce broke a 99-99 tie with a 3-pointer, the first of his three consecutive baskets in overtime that put the Celtics in control of the game's final minutes. Kevin Garnett added four points in overtime, and Courtney Lee helped to ice the game with a pair of free throws with one second left on the clock. Randy Foye's attempt to tie the game with a last-second 3-pointer missed the mark, permitting the Celtics to close out their road trip with a 2-3 mark to start the second half.
The strong overtime period continued a roller-coaster second half in which the Celtics outscored the Jazz 32-19 in the third quarter, only to see the Jazz go on a 13-2 run at the start of the fourth quarter that gave Utah an 85-82 lead. However, the Celtics recovered in time to send the game into overtime in a 97-97 deadlock. Pierce missed a chance to give Boston the win when he could not convert a turnaround jumper at the end of regulation, but he made up for the miss by taking over in overtime.
Pierce led the Celtics with 26 points while adding seven rebounds and eight assists. Garnett added 13 points and 10 boards, while Avery Bradley tallied 18 points on 8-of-12 shooting. Gordon Hayward led the Jazz with 26 points.
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Israel kick-started its Euro- Basket 2015 qualifying campaign on Wednesday night, beating the Netherlands 66-57 in Groningen thanks to a strong defensive display in the second half.After dropping to an overtime defeat to Montenegro on Sunday, Israel knew that another loss on Wednesday would seriously jeopardize its chances of reaching the European Championships for a 12th consecutive time.The Netherlands hasn't qualified for the European Championships since 1989, but it frustrated Israel for the first 26 minutes in Groningen, with the score tied at 53-53 with four minutes to play in the third quarter.However, the hosts amazingly scored just four more points until the final buzzer, a combination of Israel's improved defensive play and the Dutch's desperately poor offensive showing.While Montenegro remains the favorite to win qualifying Group B, Israel took a big step towards at least finishing in the runners-up position on Wednesday.The seven group winners, as well as the six-best second- place finishers, will advance directly to next summer's European Championships.Israel will travel next to Bulgaria, which it will face on Sunday, before visiting Montenegro next Wednesday. The blueand- white will then return to Israel for a short stay before flying to Cyprus ahead of its final two home games in Nicosia against the Netherlands (Aug 24) and Bulgaria (Aug 27).After completely relying on its NBA players, Omri Casspi and Gal Mekel, in the defeat to Montenegro, Guy Pnini and Lior Eliyahu stepped up on Wednesday to ensure Israel left with the win.Pnini led the national team with 16 points, including four three-pointers, while Eliyahu finished with 13 points. Casspi added nine points and eight rebounds while Mekel contributed eight points and five assists for the blue-and-white, which triumphed despite committing 17 turnovers and being outrebounded 41-32, with the Dutch grabbing 14 offensive boards.Roeland Schaftenaar had 12 points for the Netherlands, which beat Bulgaria in its first qualifier."We expected a tough game because the Netherlands is well-coached and defends well," said Israel coach Erez Edelstein. "We managed to score 45 points in the first half, but instead of pulling ahead we allowed them back into the game. However, we held them to just four points in the fourth quarter and claimed a difficult win. We need to settle down now because we must beat Bulgaria in Sofia."Israel looked sharp on the offensive end to start the game, with two three pointers by Pnini followed by another triple from Yotam Halperin giving the blue-and-white an early five-point gap (9-4).However, the Netherlands never lost touch and held a one-point lead (22-21) after 10 minutes. Israel scored the first nine points of the second period to move into the driving seat, with a three-point play by Yaniv Green opening a double-digit margin (37-27) for the first time. But the blueand- white couldn't kill off the game, with the hosts closing to within just four points at the break (45-41).Israel looked lost when Worthy De Jong's basket midway through the third quarter tied the score at 53-53. However, the visitors tightened their defense and wouldn't allow the Dutch to score again in the period.Pnini's three to finish the frame gave Israel a five-point edge (58-53) entering the final 10 minutes, and despite a far from fluid offensive game, the blueand- white never lost control.Israel scored just eight points in the entire fourth quarter, but the Netherlands managed a mere four, allowing Edelstein's men to wrap up a crucial victory."This wasn't a game of the highest level, but both teams really wanted to win and this was a really tough battle," said Pnini. "We found a way to win and I'm happy we showed our character."
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I've been to quite a few Motel 6's but this is one had more than the usual share of problems. There were at least three people in the office but only one of them seemed to be doing any work. I eventually got checked in. When I went to my room I couldn't get in. I went to the front desk and they gave me another key. That one didn't work either. When I went back a second time I was told by another guest that you have to lift the handle up to get the door to open. Even with three or more people behind the desk and three opportunities to tell me this I was told by a guest, not an employee.
After getting a working door key I wasn't too surprised when it stopped working the next day. I went to the front desk and they tried to tell me it was because I kept it near my credit cards. I'd be willing to bet it was because the key was only programmed for one day.
Then I tried to used the Internet key I was given; it wouldn't work. I went to the desk to get another one. Someone came with me to make sure I got it working. It did work but then he told me it would be really fast so I ran a speed test; it was around 400kbps, which isn't very fast. He took me to another room where he thought the signal would be better. It was but the speed was still mediocre. I used the Internet for a while and then the password expired. I had to go to the desk and get another one. At times the speed of the Internet drops to the point I can't even load the speed test web site. The next day the Internet was totally unusable. I needed to look at a map and I couldn't get google maps to load.
The water pressure is terrible and when this is combined with the low-flow faucet heads the result is annoying. Filling a cup of water takes over 20 seconds. The room does not have any carpet, which in some ways I like but I think it contributes to the fact that it's noisy. There is one towel in the bathroom. The others aren't just outside the bathroom door by the sink. no, they're on the opposite wall about seven feet from the bathroom door.
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Beginning of the End
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Monday morning we feasted on huge muffins from Perkins before leaving the campground and we took our time getting to the next stop which was Rockford, IL where we grilled out and had a leisurely evening. Tonight we are in a beautiful campground just outside Benton, IL and will be heading home in the morning. After we have the last two Perkins' muffins we will head out and probably be arriving in Mt. Juliet in early afternoon. Hope to see most of you soon. A million ...
The longest departure EVER
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Got into security after waiting for some folks and a chatty security agent, and as always it takes me a bit longer because of hand checking my insulin pump. I got an expedite card so I didn't have to take off my shoes or sweatshirt (which was good, since I had nothing under the sweatshirt...). I went to the composure area to get "composed" and signaled to Peter that I was going ahead to hold the plane :) . . .
Boarding was taking place and Peter ...
I got up and walked around looking for Baby but didn't have any luck. We went to the Fargo animal shelter and looked at their cats and also called west Fargo and Moorehead animal shelters to give her description and our contact info.
We visited the Hjemkomst museum which was really interesting. The name means homecoming and refers to the building of a Viking ship by a local teacher (Bob Asp). He had ...
9. Fargo, North Dakota
... in Wells Fargo, originally a stage coach company, and now a big bank. You should also know that Fargo is the biggest city in North Dakota at just over 100k residents. The city itself is pretty small, and many active trains run through the city. We were there for about an hour and saw at least 4 trains go by.
Off to Sioux City, ...


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by Omid Memarian
The election of Hassan Rouhani has split Iranian analysts into three groups: the overly enthusiastic, the destructively pessimistic and the cautiously optimistic. The enthusiasts and the pessimists both present potentially inaccurate analyses of Iran's current situation, views that could ultimately lead to disappointment and lost opportunities. The clearest path to meaningful change [...]
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A review of Flynt Leverett and Hillary Mann Leverett's "Going to Tehran: Why the United States Must Come to Terms with the Islamic Republic of Iran" (Metropolitan Books, 2013)
"Going to Tehran" arguably represents the most important work on the subject of U.S.-Iran relations to be published thus [...]
Former Bush administration staffer, Reza Marashi, writes about the Iranian-American game of chicken in the National Interest:
Both Iran and the United States are playing an extremely dangerous game based on misperceptions. Each side seems to be misreading the strength and resolve of the other. In this game of chicken, small errors in [...]
Writing in the New York Times, a former state department member who worked on Iran during the Bush administration, Reza Marashi, explains the U.S.'s real Iran problem: too much emphasis on intelligence and far too little on diplomacy
While serving in the State Department's Office of Iranian Affairs, I learned the 10 percent [...]
The fall issue of the Washington Quarterly has just published what may end up being the worst, most garbled policy piece on Iran within the last decade or so. Curiously, the authors, Kenneth Pollack and Ray Takeyh, are mainstream centrists who claim that they have long "articulated both the rationale and the broad features [...]
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* Law firm suffers Viagra hack. If it persists for more than four hours… [Legal Cheek]
* An in-depth and frightening look at "Witness 40″ in the Ferguson Grand Jury proceedings: a bipolar woman with a long history of making racist comments who lived nowhere near Ferguson and testified only after Officer Wilson's story was revealed — which she parroted back. Bob McCulloch thought this was a stellar witness. Bob McCulloch is also bad at his job. [The Smoking Gun]
* Charleston local government wants InfiLaw out of town. Is there anyone left who wants InfiLaw to take over Charleston? [TaxProf Blog]
* Congratulations to U.S. Attorney Sarah Saldaña on her confirmation as head of ICE. [International Business Times]
* Pet piercing will soon be illegal in New York, so get that dope nose ring for your dog today! [Lowering the Bar]
* Canadian "band" Skinny Puppy demands $660,000 from the U.S. government for using their music as torture material without permission. As a compromise can we just pledge to strap Dick Cheney down and force him to listen to 15 consecutive hours of Skinny Puppy and call it a day? [Gawker]
* Cleveland WR Andrew Hawkins pens a thorough, even-handed takedown of butthurt police union leaders demanding he apologize for taking the stance that police should try not to kill unarmed 12-year-olds. So apparently this is what the Browns are good at. [Talking Points Memo]
* David chats about the backstory behind Supreme Ambitions (affiliate link).
* Whoa, the American Bar Association shockingly deferred action on giving InfiLaw its blessing on the takeover of Charleston Law. Perhaps the ABA is turning over a new leaf as to saving law schools? [National Law Journal]
* Nevermind. The American Bar Association decided to grant provisional accreditation to the beleaguered LMU Duncan School of Law. Perhaps the ABA's new slogan should be, "Accredit all the law schools!" [Claiborne Progress]
* Like it or not, despite their financial constraints, it's likely that many law schools will never close, no matter how terrible they are — so as long as ABA regulation remains lax and the government keeps feeding students loan dollars to attend. [Daily Caller]
* If you read one piece of long-form journalism today, let it be this special report on the Supreme Court's "echo chamber," perhaps better known as the elite members of the SCOTUS bar who hoard all of the cases on the docket for themselves. [Reuters]
* In other law school-related news, fewer law school graduates are passing the California bar exam. California's pass rate for the July exam was just 48.6%, and it's been almost a decade since the pass rate was that low. Ouch! [Los Angeles Times]
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Charleston President Quits After Only 8 Days
Its ownership is still up in the air, and now its president walks off the job.
American Bar Association / ABA, Death Penalty, Law Schools, Non-Sequiturs
* Huge Net Neutrality development: President Obama believes the FCC should reclassify the Internet as a utility. Will his three appointees listen to him? [Vox]
* Rick Springfield's butt faces retrial. [Lowering the Bar]
* The ABA Section of Legal Education and Admission to the Bar is recommending the sale of Charleston Law School to InfiLaw. Well, now we should feel secure in knowing this is a great plan. [TaxProf Blog]
* An interview with famed mob lawyer turned mayor, Oscar Goodman. [Coverage Opinions]
* In Alabama, if a jury misbehaves and doesn't sentence a murderer to the death penalty, the judge has full power to overrule them. Delightful. [The New Yorker]
* A white former prosecutor has to work really, really hard to get himself arrested, along the way exposing just how racially stilted the criminal justice system is. [The Atlantic]
Blog Wars, Blogging, Health Care / Medicine, Judicial Nominations, Law Reviews, Non-Sequiturs, Television, Women's Issues
* Congratulations (and good luck) to our nation's new ebola czar — who happens to be a high-profile lawyer. [ATL Redline]
* An update on the Charleston Law/InfiLaw drama. [Post and Courier]
* If they had only taken the pink underwear off the patient before he woke up, he wouldn't have his panties in a bunch. [Huffington Post]
* Getting people to read law review articles is hard enough; why put them behind a wall? [TaxProf Blog]
* It's funny that Floridian lawyers are having such a bad reaction to Bad Judge, since the show could actually be reality TV down there. [Daily Business Review (sub. req.)]
* Career advice: if you aspire to the federal judiciary, try to avoid writing blog posts about biting girls in the butt. [Missouri Lawyers Weekly (sub. req.)]
* Congrats to lawyer Lisa Smith on winning the Pitch Week book competition at the When Words Count Retreat! [Street Insider]
Charleston Law Finds A New Suitor
Now Charleston has a new suitor willing to save it from for-profit InfiLaw. But would it run the school any better?
Copyright, Divorce Train Wrecks, Drinking, Law Schools, Music
* Tommy Boggs, the name behind Squire Patton Boggs, has died at the age of 73. [On Politics / USAToday]
* As you read all the over-the-top awful details from the Rep. Mark Sanford divorce hearing, remember there was a day not too long ago that he was considered a serious presidential contender. [Wonkette]
* In his deposition, Robin Thicke says he was too drunk and high to write that rapey song about getting women drunk and high. [Music Times]
* Stymied in his bid to become Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights, Debo Adegbile will have to settle for becoming a partner at WilmerHale. [Law Blog / Wall Street Journal]
* Legal and public health problems of the wireless age. [Consumer Law & Policy Blog]
* The second in a series on Charlotte Law School by a former professor. The first addressed the school's treatment of faculty and staff. This one talks about the school's treatment of students. [Outside the Law School Scam]
* If you're a law student in the New York area, Marino Bar Review is hosting an open bar tomorrow. Check it out. [Above the Law]
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* Judge John D. Bates wrote a letter to the Senate Judiciary and Intelligence Committee leadership "on behalf of the Judiciary" explaining why it's important to keep FISA an opaque Star Chamber. Chief Judge Kozinsky, um, disagrees with that "on behalf" part, and calls out Judge Bates in this letter for mouthing off where he has absolutely no authority. [Just Security]
* The twisted, contradictory, desperate logic behind Halbig. In GIF form!!! [Buzzfeed]
* Two InfiLaw schools, Florida Coastal and our Twitter buddies at Charlotte, are offering refunds to students who perpetually fail the bar as well as a refund to students who don't get clerkships or externships. That's nice. A whole $10,000 for failing the bar twice and $2000 for not landing a position. Don't bother comparing that too how much the students shelled out for their degrees because it's too depressing. [JD Journal]
* Do you want to know how to survive Biglaw? [2Civility]
* Interesting advice on how to best take advantage of the more informal rules of mediation — let your clients build the narrative. [Katz Justice]
* Judge gives a speech and suggests a woman should become a phone sex operator. That'll work out well for him. [Journal Gazette]
* Maybe we should be getting law degrees as undergrads? That way we might have minors that employers will care about. [Chronicle of Higher Education]
* Geez, lots of judges in trouble today — here's an elected judge accused of lying about where she lived to get elected. She denies it, but her filings list three different addresses. Oops. [Times-Picayune]
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* In this summer's Biglaw lawsuitpalooza, real estate and conflicts took the lead as headliners. Poor Boies Schiller had double the trouble when it came to ethics complaints. Ouch. [Am Law Daily]
* New Jersey taxpayers owe Gibson Dunn & Crutcher about $6.5 million thanks to Governor Chris Christie's Bridgegate scandal. Thanks for the pain in our pocketbooks, chief. [Daily Report (reg. req.)]
* "It's been a minor inconvenience to us, but of course I don't like somebody hijacking my name and using it to hurt someone else." Two Florida law firms are investigating why someone sent out 42 anonymous state bar complaints against one firm using the other firm's mailing address. [Orlando Sentinel]
* Charleston School of Law is starting a new academic year with even more confusion than it was in last year, considering that its InfiLaw buyout is in a state of flux. Maybe that's a good thing. [Post and Courier]
* Three ex-Lingerie Football League players have filed class action suits against the club, alleging minimum wage law violations. Come on, pay these half-naked athletes a living wage. [National Law Journal]
Bar Exams, Job Searches, Law Professors, Law Schools, Quote of the Day
A Law School That Preys Upon Students With Weak Test Scores For Financial Gain
Do these institutions epitomize the law school scam? A law professor says yes.
9th Circuit, Anthony Kennedy, Basketball, Biglaw, Federal Judges, Gay Marriage, Law Reviews, Law Schools, Magic Circle, Morning Docket, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, United Kingdom / Great Britain
* The Supreme Court won't be blocking gay marriages from occurring in Oregon pending an appeal. Maybe it's because the request wasn't filed by the state, or maybe it's because Justice Kennedy is the man. [National Law Journal]
* "To err is human. To make a mistake and stubbornly refuse to acknowledge it — that's judicial." This Ninth Circuit judge wants his colleagues to get over themselves. Please pay attention to him, SCOTUS. [WSJ Law Blog]
* Cheerio mates! As it turns out, according to a recent stress study, lawyers at Magic Circle firms in Merry Olde England are more miserable than their American colleagues. [The Lawyer via The Careerist]
* Donald Sterling dropped his $1 billion lawsuit against the NBA and agreed to the sale of the Clippers to Steve Ballmer for $2 billion. Lawyers for Skadden have been sent back to warm the bench. [Bloomberg]
* In a surprise move, InfiLaw pulled its application for a license to run Charleston Law into the ground the day before a vote was supposed to be held. At least the opposition won this battle. [Post and Courier]
* The Yale Law School Clinic is representing a deported Army veteran seeking a pardon and humanitarian parole. Aww, look at that, experiential learning can be beneficial for everyone involved. [Hartford Courant]
Gloria Allred, Intellectual Property, Law Schools, Marijuana, Morning Docket, New York Times, Patents, Politics, Racism, Sexual Harassment, State Judges Are Clowns, Trademarks
* The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has been operating without a director for almost a year and a half, and Sen. Orrin Hatch is calling it "inexcusable." Here's his politely pissed off letter to President Barack Obama. [Corporate Counsel]
* The chief judge of Florida's 18th Judicial Circuit Court wants you to know Judge John "I'll Just Beat Your Ass" Murphy's behavior "in no way reflects the typical manner that courtrooms are managed … in this circuit." [WSJ Law Blog]
* Weed has been legal and free flowing in Colorado for months, but now the state is starting to see its dark side. It seems morons who get too high are accidentally killing themselves and others. [New York Times]
* InfiLaw's bid to purchase Charleston Law reached the pages of the NYT, with a shout-out to one "scrappy website" that referred to the company by its one true name: "diploma mill." [DealBook / New York Times]
* "Why would you bring black people into the world?" An ex-lover/employee of Donald Sterling is suing him for racial and sexual harassment over lovely comments like this. She's repped by Gloria Allred. [CNN]
Environment / Environmental Law, Gay Marriage, Music, Non-Sequiturs, Rap, Samuel Alito, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, Technology, Video games
The Supreme Court chimed in on the death penalty today, ruling 5-4 that Florida can't use an IQ score as a hardline rule to apply the death penalty. Justice Alito dissented, complaining that the Court turned over the issue to psychiatric doctors. Because if you're going to make a decision on mental incapacity, why involve people who know the science? [SCOTUSBlog]
* Well, it turns out one of the reasons why Charleston Law is so eager to sell to InfiLaw is that its founders withdrew $25 million in profits over the last three and a half years, leaving the school a financial wreck. [Post and Courier]
* What?!? A judge was allegedly kidnapped by a convicted felon that she may or may not have had a relationship with while she worked as a public defender. And the alleged kidnapper escaped the police when he sneaked out of the hospital because apparently Maryland hired the Keystone Kops. [Washington Post]
* In a sad testament to what happens when zealous representation meets law firm hierarchy, a new study reveals that working hard doesn't get you anywhere. Just deliver the bare minimum you promised and call it a day. [Law and More]
* Video game manufacturer files lawsuit against… somebody. They're not sure. But whoever they are, they're ruining Starcraft. [Hardcore Gamer]
* Nevada's bar president decided to use his monthly newsletter column to opine on gay marriage. That was probably a mistake for him. [The Irreverent Lawyer]
* A new environmental law firm opens in the rustbelt and it's ready to take on some industry bigwigs. [What About Paris]
* New York upholds the right to be annoying on the Internet. [IT-Lex]
* Lawyer-turned-rapper Mr. Kelly (@Mrkelly_music) has a new video after the jump about lunchtime and the malaise of living a corporate lifestyle. His album is available too. [YouTube]
InfiLaw Purchase Of Charleston Law Rejected By Licensing Committee
InfiLaw suffers its first major setback in the drive to acquire Charleston Law.
Career Alternatives, Federal Judges, Gay Marriage, Job Searches, Law Schools, Morning Docket, New Jersey
* Oregon's ban on gay marriage was struck down yesterday, making it the thirteenth victory in a row for the marriage equality movement. The countdown to a SCOTUS case continues. [New York Times]
* After increasing its first-year class size by 22 percent just to pay the bills, folks at GW Law are starting to wonder what sort of long-term survival plan its new dean will propose. [GW Hatchet]
* Part of South Carolina's Commission on Higher Education voted to reject the licensing InfiLaw's takeover of Charleston Law, citing concerns about the diploma mill company's rep. [Post and Courier]
* If can't get a job after law school graduation, here are some jobs for your consideration — ones you didn't need a law degree to consider in the first place, mind you. [Law Admissions Lowdown / U.S. News]
* Owners of the New Jersey mall where a young attorney was gunned down during a car jacking are attempting to get part of his surviving wife's lawsuit dismissed. This is all really quite sad. [Star-Ledger]
Basketball, Copyright, Football, Law Schools, Music, Non-Sequiturs, Trademarks
* Wal-Mart adds lawyer offices. No, this article isn't about Infilaw. [ABA Journal]
* Now we are! The faculty of Charleston Law is pleading with anyone who will listen to stop Infilaw. [Pro Bono Populi (Charleston School of Law Alumni Association)]
* Has the college applications process become a monopoly? There's an antitrust lawsuit contending it is. Maybe somebody will make the same sort of claim about the law school applications process with all its major security concerns. [Reuters]
* The latest traffic stats for blogs edited by law professors. It's good to see Brian Leiter wasn't just wrong about being more popular than ATL — he was really, really wrong. [TaxProf Blog]
* Goldieblox paid the Beastie Boys (or technically charity) $1 million over using their song for 10 days in an effort to promote smart toys for girls. Good job bringing the lyrics to life, Boys! [Hypebot]
* Speaking of intellectual property suits, the University of Alabama sued a company for using a houndstooth pattern because Bear Bryant used to wear hats with a houndstooth pattern that some other company developed. They've settled. [SF Gate]
* Judge Claudia Wilken has denied the NCAA's latest effort to delay the Ed O'Bannon trial. At least the NCAA is nearing a settlement on a concussion suit. I wonder if that'll end up favoring the players? [Associated Press]
* Litigation financing meets intra-disciplinary disputes as philosophy professors chip in to help a student sue a Yale philosophy professor for sexual harassment. [Chronicle of Higher Education]
* Porsche sued for building cars that are too fast and too furious. [ABC News]
Contract Attorneys, Death Penalty, Immigration, Law Schools, Non-Sequiturs, Television, Trademarks
* Are you a judge or former judge interested in being on television? All you have to do is move into some quasi-Survivor commune. Who would be the best jurist to send out there? I'd say Thomas so he can just stare at everyone silently and offer no assistance. [LawSites Blog]
* Law students fight to get an immigrant lawyer admitted to the bar over 100 years later. Just what California needs. Another lawyer. [UC Davis News & Information]
* Speaking of California needing more lawyers, California law schools are reaching out to community colleges to find students who saved on their undergraduate education and might be willing to start taking on some serious debt. [SF Gate]
* The State of Texas has intervened in a legal brawl between two breweries over the use of the Alamo. One more liberal government trying to take over the free market. [Brewery Law Blog]
* Professor John Banzhaf has an interesting suggestion regarding the death penalty: why are we still using injections anyway? [PR Log]
* Most people shouldn't sue just because they can: a commentary on Alex Rich's recent piece. [Law and More]
* More feedback on the ATL Top 50. [Most Strongly Supported]
* "Tacoma needs a law school like I need a hole in the head." Exactly. [Post Defiance]
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I've been off Abilify for about 3 weeks now, and have flu-like symptoms. Is that normal and how long will it last?
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Its is normal to experience withdrawl from Abilify, especially if you stopped taking it sudenly. You should have tapered off of it slowly and with a doctor's help because even more severe withdrawl symptoms could occur. Talk with your doctor for further assistance, but I don't think the symptoms you are experience will last much longer. Do ask your doctor though. Good luck.
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I try to tell my friend this but he really just doesn't get it. Invites me out to lunch somewhere to hang out, sits across the table staring at his phone texting his girlfriend and not responding to things i say, then acts like I'm being immature when this frustrates me. Every single time.
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Yeah, you're not the problem. He is.
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Stop inviting him then? Not a hard problem to solve.
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The Two-Way
12:22 pm
Mon April 15, 2013
Poll: Vast Majority Of Undocumented Immigrants Have Connection To Citizens
A vast majority of undocumented Latino immigrants (85 percent) have family connections to U.S. citizens, a new poll finds.
Latino Decisions, which conducted the survey on behalf of the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials Educational Fund and America's Voice Education Fund, said the poll results paint "a portrait of a community that is very integrated into the American fabric, and hopeful of a chance to gain legal status and ultimately citizenship."
Latino Decision polled 400 Latino adult immigrants who said they were in the country without authorization. It has a margin of error of 4.9 percent.
Here are a few more of the highlights:
-- 62 percent of undocumented immigrants have a U.S. born child.
-- 13 percent said their spouse is a citizen.
-- 38 percent said they came to the U.S. for a better life for their family or children. Thirty-nine percent said they came here for a better jobs and opportunity.
-- 95 percent of those polled said they had "at least one other family member in the U.S."
-- 87 percent said they would become a U.S. citizen if Congress passed a law allowing them to apply.
On that note, a bipartisan group of senators is scheduled to unveil a immigration reform bill on Tuesday. There was supposed to be a hearing on the issue in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, but that has been delayed until Friday.