text: Books and Journal ArticlesBooksA Conspiracy Against Obamacare: The Volokh Conspiracy and the Affordable Care Act (Palgrave MacMillan, 2013). Co-authored. The Truth About Gun Control. (Encounter Books, 2013). Truth About Gun Control animation. Animated video from publisher Encounter Books featuring a section of Kopel's book. YouTube.com. 4 minutes. July 11, 2013. Firearms Law and the Second Amendment: Regulation, Rights, and Policy (Aspen Publishers 2012). The first law school textbook on the Second Amendment. With Nicholas J. Johnson, Michael P. O'Shea, and George Moscary. Aiming for Liberty: The Past, Present, And Future of Freedom and Self-Defense (Merril Press, 2009). Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble. The Heller Case: Gun Rights Affirmed! (Bloomfield Press, 2008). With Alan Korwin Supreme Court Gun Cases (Bloomfield Press, 2003). With Alan Korwin and Stephen Halbrook. Gun Control and Gun Rights: A Reader and Guide (New York University Press, 2002). With Andrew McClurg and Brannon Denning. Antitrust After Microsoft . (Chicago: Heartland Institute, 2001). Summary of the book. Review. Polski/Polish.E se avessimo preso la Columbine seriamente? in Io sparo che me la cavo: Quando essere armati è un diritto. di David Kopel & Carlo Stagnaro. (Leonardo Facco Editore, 2000). Argomenti a favore della libertà di portare armi. (ebook edition 2007). RCRA Demystified: The Professional's Guide to Hazardous Waste Law (Washington: Environmental Law Institute, 1996). An annotated guide to Resource Conservation and Recovery Act. With Linda Rockwood and Kimberly Temple. No More Wacos: What's Wrong with Federal Law Enforcement, and How to Fix It (Buffalo: Prometheus Books, 1997). With Paul Blackman. Winner of the 1997 Thomas S. Szasz Award for Outstanding Contributions to the Cause of Civil Liberties, presented by the Center for Independent Thought. Guns: Who Should Have Them? (Buffalo: Prometheus Books, 1995). The Samurai, the Mountie, and the Cowboy: Should America Adopt the Gun Controls of Other Democracies? (Buffalo: Prometheus Books, 1992). Named 1992 Book of the Year by the American Society of Criminology Division of International Criminology. Review by Nicholas Johnson, Public Interest Law Review. Review by the Foreign Military Studies Office, Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas. Gun Control in Great Britain: Saving Lives or Constricting Liberty? (Chicago: University of Illinois at Chicago, Office of International Criminal Justice, 1992). More Things You Can Do to Protect Your Gun Rights (Merril Press, 1995). With Alan Gottlieb. Things You Can Do to Protect Your Gun Rights (Merril Press, 1993). With Alan Gottlieb. The Highbrow in American Politics: Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. and the Role of the Intellectual in Politics. Honors Thesis in History, Brown University, May 1982. Awarded Highest Honors, and National Geographic Society Prize. And Justice for Some: The Reagan Administration and the Rule of Law in America. Co-author of report issued by the National Organization of Law Students and Professors for Responsible Government, Oct. 1984. Chapters/Entries in Books"Comparison of National Gun Laws," in Guns and Contemporary Society: The Past, Present, and Future of Firearms and Firearm Policy." (Praeger Publishers, ABC-CLIO, Glenn H. Utter editor, forthcoming 2015). "Restoring the Right to Bear Arms" in the Cato Handbook for Policymakers (2008, 7th ed.). With Robert A. Levy. "Gun Control and the Right to Arms after 9/11," in The Impact of 9/11 and the New Legal Landscape. (Editor, Matthew J. Morgan) (Palgrave MacMillan, 2009). With Paul Gallant & Joanne D. Eisen. Michael Moore is a Big Fat Stupid White Man, by David Hardy & Jason Clarke. The paperback edition contains a chapter by Kopel, an abbreviated examination of Michael Moore's deceits in "Fahrenheit 9/11." A Foreign Policy Disaster, in The New Prohibition: Voices of Dissent Challenge the Drug War (Accurate Press, 2004). With Mike Krause. Alternate version in HTML. Comment on Cook & Ludwig, "Guns and Burglary," in Evaluating Gun Policy: Effects on Crime and Violence (Brookings Institution, 2003) (Philip J. Cook & Jens Ludwig, editors). "Guns and Burglars" in Guns, Crime, and Punishment in America. (NYU Press, 2003) (Bernard Harcourt, editor). Foreword to Gary Marbut, Gun Laws of Montana (2003). "Smash-up Policing: When Law Enforcement Goes Military" in Busted: Stone Cowboys, Narco-Lords and Washington's War on Drugs (New York: Thunder's Mouth Press/Nation Books, 2002). Mike Bray, editor. "The Expanding Federal Police Power" and "Gun Control," in Cato Handbook for Congress—107th Congress (2001). "La libertà, l'esercito e la legge," in Waco: Una strage di stato Americana (Stampa Alternativa 2001). "Law Enforcement Militarization: The Drug War's Deadly Fruit," in After Prohibition: An Adult Approach to Drug Policies in the 21st Century (Cato Institute, 2000). "America's Only Realistic Option: Promoting Responsible Gun Ownership," in Guns in America: A Reader (N.Y.: New York University Press, 1999) (edited by Jan E. Dizard, Robert Merril Muth, and Stephen P. Andrews, Jr.). "The Brady Litigation: The Supreme Court Saves Federalism," in Commentaries on Law and Public Policy: 1997 Yearbook (Dumont Institute: 1999). "The Expanding Federal Police Power" in Cato Handbook for Congress—106th Congress (1999). "The Federal Government Should Set a Better Example," in Terrorism in the United States (N.Y.: H.W. Wilson Co., 1997). Part of the "Reference Shelf" series. Two articles on concealed carry and one on foreign gun control in Marjolijn Bijlefeld, editor, The Gun Control Debate: A Documentary History (Greenwood Press, 1997). "Government Practice" chapter in Full Disclosure: Do You Really Want to Be a Lawyer? (Peterson's Guides & the American Bar Association, 1989 and 1992). "Media Bias in Coverage of Gun Control: The Press Evaluates the Popular Culture," in The Gun Culture and Its Enemies (Bellevue: Merril Press, 1990) (William Tonso, editor). Encyclopedias and DictionariesEntry on "Dhimmis" in Encyclopedia of Political Thought (Wiley-Blackwell, Facts on File, forthcoming 2014). Editorial Board and author of numerous entries for Guns in American Society: An Encyclopedia of History, Politics, Culture, and the Law (ABC/Clio, 2d ed.: 2012). Entry on "Pierce v. Society of Sisters" in The Twenties in America (Salem Press, 2012). Entry on "Garcia, Jerry" in Great Lives from History: Latinos (Salem Press, 2012). Entries on "National Firearms Act of 1934" and "Pittman-Robertson Act of 1937) in The Thirties in America (Salem Press, 2011). Entry on "Murphy, Audie" in The Forties in America (Salem Press, 2010). Entries on "Columbine massacre", "Gun control", and "Ruby Ridge shoot-out" in The Nineties in America (Salem Press, 2009). Entries on "Samuel Colt", "Richard Gatling" and "Hudson Maxim" in Great Lives from History: Inventors and Inventions (Salem Press, 2009). Entries on "Ballistic Fingerprinting", "Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms", "Gunshot Wounds" & "Silencers, gun" in Forensic Science (Salem Press, 2008). Entries on "Hennard, George", "Huberty, James Oliver," and "Lepine, Marc," in Notorious Lives from History (Salem Press, 2007). Entries on: "Branch Davidians, raid on," "Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms", "Right to Bear Arms", "Vigilantism," and "Firearms, Legal and Illegal" in Criminal Justice, a three-volume library encyclopedia (Salem Press, 2005). Entry on "Gun Control," in Dictionary of American History (N.Y.: Scribners, revised edition, 2003). Editorial Board and author of 41 entries for Guns in American Society: An Encyclopedia of History, Politics, Culture, and the Law (ABC/Clio: 2002). Named an "Editors Choice," as one of the best new reference books of 2003 by Booklist, the magazine of the American Library Association. Currently in revision for a new edition. "Police Violence" in Encyclopedia of Violence in the United States (N.Y.: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1999). Excerpts in Secondary School and College Books"Treating Personal Tranfers Like Retail Sales Would Violate Rights," in Gun Violence. Opposing Viewpoints (Gale/Cenage, Jonathan Vereecke editor, forthcoming 2015). "Guns, Mental Illness, and Newtown," in Guns and Crime. At Issue (Gale/Cenage Learning, Jonathan Vereecke editor, forthcoming 2014). "Self-Defense Is a Natural Right," in Self-Defense Laws. At Issue. (Gale/Cenage Learning, 2014) "The Second Amendment Protects an Individual Right," in Gun Control. Opposing Viewpoints (Gale/Cenage Learning, 2012, Noel Merino ed.) (history of the collective right theory). "Inadequate Law Enforcement Was a Death Sentence for Columbine Victims" and "Stronger Gun Laws Would Not Have Presented the Columbine School Shooting," in The Columbine School Shooting. Part of the Perspectives on Modern World History series. (Greenhaven Press, part of Gale/Cenage, 2012). "Virtue in Equivocation" in Inquiry Argument and Change: A Rhetoric with Readings, by Barbara Jo Krieger (Kendall/Hunt Pub. 2011). "Whether Gun Laws Should be Strict Depends on the Type of Law." Issues: Understanding Controversy and Society (ABC-Clio, 2011) (research database). "Human Rights Atrocities: The Consequences of United Nations Gun Confiscation in East Africa" in Gun Control. Global Viewpoints (Greenhaven/Gale, 2010). With Paul Gallant & Joanne D. Eisen. "An Arms Trade Treaty Could Encourage Human Rights Violations" in The Arms Trade. Current Controversies series. (Greenhaven Press 2009). With Paul Gallant & Joanne D. Eisen. "Anti-Gun Lobbyists Take the Supreme Court's Decision Out of Context" (analysis of Presser v. Illinois) in Gun Control. Issues on Trial (Greenhaven Press 2007). "Florida's New Self-defense Law," in Gun Control. Opposing Viewpoints. (Greenhaven Press, Thomson Gale, 2007). "Gun Bans and Genocide: The Disarming Facts," Genocide. Opposing Viewpoints (Thomson Gale, 2007). Testimony on the Brady Bill. U.S. Senate Subcommittee on the Constitution, Aug. 2, 1988. Reprinted in History of Issues: Gun Control (Gale, 2006). "Owning Guns is Rooted in America's Cultural Past," in Is Gun Ownership a Right? At Issue (Greenhaven Pr., 2005). "Facial Recognition Technology Threatens Individual Privacy," in Homeland Security. At Issue (Greenhaven Pr., 2004). "Strong Gun Control Laws Will Not Reduce Crime," in Guns and Crime. At Issue (Greenhaven Pr., 2004). "Welfare Causes an Increase in Out-of-Wedlock Births," in Welfare. Opposing Viewpoints (Greenhaven, 2003). With Michael Tanner. "Guns have been Wrongly Blamed for School Shootings," in School Shootings. At Issue (Greenhaven Press, 2002). With Ari Armstrong. "Benefits of Handguns," in Jerry Cederblom & David W. Paulson, Critical Reasoning (Wadsworth, 2001). "Guns in Right Hands Make Society Safer," in Gun Control and Crime. At Issue (Greenhaven Pr., 1999). "Why Good People Own Guns: Better Safe than Sorry," in John Ramage and John Bean, eds., Writing Arguments (Allyn & Bacon, 4th ed. 1997). "Children are not at Risk from Handgun Violence" & "Legalizing Concealed Weapons Makes Society Safer", in Gun Control. Opposing Viewpoints (Greenhaven Pr., 1997). "Militias, White Supremacy and Violence," in The Militia Movement and Hate Groups in America. Ideas in Conflict (GEM Publications, 1996) "Privately Owned Guns Increase Security," in Crime and Criminals. Opposing Viewpoints (Greenhaven Pr., 1995). "Japanese Gun Laws Are Oppressive" in Gun Control (Greenhaven Press, 1992). "Guns are Necessary for Self-Defense", in Crime and Criminals. Opposing Viewpoints (Greenhaven Pr., 1989). Note: The chapter titles in the above series are written by the editors, and almost never are the original title of the reprinted article. In some cases, the editor-written title may not accurately express the precise meaning of the chapter. Scholarly ArticlesReforming Mental Health Law to Protect Public Safety and Help the Severely Mentally Ill. Howard Law Journal (forthcoming 2015). With Clayton Cramer. Lyman Trumbull: Author of the Thirteenth Amendment, Author of the Civil Rights Act, and the First Second Amendment Lawyer. University of Colorado Law Review (forthcoming 2015). The History of Firearms Magazines and of Magazine Prohibition. 88 Albany Law Review (forthcoming 2015). The Posse Comitatus and the Office of Sheriff: Armed Citizens Summoned to the Aid of Law Enforcement. Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology (forthcoming 2015). From Razing a Village to Razing the Constitution: The Branch Davidian Stand-Off Twenty Years Later. 36 Reason Papers 72 (2014). With Paul Blackman. The First Amendment Guide to the Second Amendment. 81 Tennessee Law Review 419 (2014). Does the Second Amendment Protect Firearms Commerce? 127 Harvard Law Review 230 (2014). Knives and the Second Amendment. 47 University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform 175 (2013). With Clayton Cramer and Joseph Olson. Cited in People of the State of New York v. Anthony Trowells. No. 3015/2013 (Aug. 4, 2014; Supreme Court, Bronx County, Part 92) (Justice Troy Webber). Mexico's Gun Control Laws: A Model for the United States? 18 Texas Review of Law & Politics 27 (2013). Ancient Hebrew Militia Law. 90 Denver University Law Review Online 175 (2013). Evolving Christian Attitudes Towards Personal and National Self-defense. 45 Connecticut Law Review 1709 (2013). Analyzes changes in Christian thought about the use of force, from the 19th to the 21st century. PDF. Sex, Drugs, Alcohol, Gambling, and Guns: The Synergistic Constitutional Effects. 6 Albany Government Law Review 306 (2013). With Trevor Burrus. The American Revolution against British Gun Control. Administrative and Regulatory Law News (American Bar Association). Vol. 37, no. 4, Summer 2012. The Great Gun Control War of the 20th Century--and its Lessons for Today. 39 Fordham Urban Law Journal 1257 (2012). Mexico's Federal Law of Firearms and Explosives. 13 Engage 43 (no. 1, Mar. 2012). How the British Gun Control Program Precipitated the American Revolution. 38 Charleston Law Review 283 (2012). Bad News for John Marshall. 121 Yale Law Journal Online 529 (2012). With Gary S. Lawson. Why Obamacare advocates are wrong to claim that finding the mandate unconstitutional will wreck modern constitutional law. The Incidental Unconstitutionality of the Individual Mandate. Legal Workshop. Feb. 6, 2012. With Gary S. Lawson. The PPACA in Wonderland. 38 American Journal of Law & Medicine 269 (2012)(Boston University). With Gary S. Lawson. Reducing the Drug War's Damage to Government Budgets. 35 Harvard Journal of Law & Policy 543 (2012). With Trevor Burrus. Bad News for Professor Koppelman: The Incidental Unconstitutionality of the Individual Mandate. 121 Yale Law Journal Online 267 (2011). With Gary Lawson. HTML. PDF. "Health Laws of Every Description": John Marshall's Ruling on a Federal Health Care Law. 12 Engage (no. 1, June 2011): 49-54. WithRobert G. Natelson. Commerce in the Commerce Clause: A Response to Jack Balkin. 109 Michigan Law Review First Impressions 55 (2010). With Robert G. Natelson. How Many Global Deaths from Arms? Reasons to Question the 740,000 Factoid being used to Promote the Arms Trade Treaty. 5 NYU Journal of Law & Liberty 672 (2010). With Paul Gallant & Joanne D. Eisen. State court standards of review for the right to arms, 50 Santa Clara Law Review 1113 (2010). With Clayton Cramer. The Arms Trade Treaty: Zimbabwe, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and the Prospects for Arms Embargoes on Human Rights Violators, 114 Penn State Law Review 891 (2010). With Paul Gallant & Joanne D. Eisen. At the end of this document: Une version de 8 pages de ce document est disponible en français. El extracto está disponible en español. The Right to Arms in the Living Constitution. 2010 Cardozo Law Review de Novo 99. Cited in Moore v. Madigan, 702 F.3d 933, (7th Cir. 2012) (Williams, J., dissenting). The Keystone of the Second Amendment: Quakers, the Pennsylvania Constitution, and the Questionable Scholarship of Nathan Kozuskanich. 19 Widener Law Journal 271 (2010). With Clayton Cramer. Credentials are No Substitute for Accuracy: Nathan Kozuskanich, Stephen Halbrook and the Role of the Historian. 19 Widener Law Journal 343 (2010). With Clayton Cramer. Connecting Laypeople with the Law through Blogs. Denver University Law Review DUProcess, Oct. 19, 2009. Part of the symposium Legal Scholarship in the Internet Age. Pretend "Gun-free" School Zones: A Deadly Legal Fiction. 42 Connecticut Law Review 515 (2009). PDF. Cited in Students for Concealed Carry on Campus v. Regents of University of Colorado, 280 P.3d 18, 25 (Colo. App. 2010) (Judge Hawthorne). Unraveling Judicial Restraint: Guns, Abortion, and the Faux Conservatism of J. Harvie Wilkinson, III. 25 Journal of Law & Politics 1 (2009) (University of Virginia). Critique of 4th Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Wilkinson's Virginia Law Review article asserting the D.C. v. Heller is a 21st century version of Roe v. Wade. With Nelson Lund. The Second Amendment in the Tenth Circuit: Three Decades of (Mostly) Harmless Error. 86 Denver University Law Review 901 (2009). In the annual Tenth Circuit Survey. PDF. Cited in United States v. McCane, 573 F.3d 1037, 1049 n.2 (10th Cir. 2009) (concurring opinion by Judge Tymkovich). To Heller and Back. Assessing the constitutionality of particular gun controls post-Heller. 25 Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice 106 (2009). With Paul Blackman. The Natural Right of Self-defense: Heller's Lesson for the World. Symposium issue on the Heller case. 59 Syracuse Law Review 235 (2009). Cited in United States v. Skoien, 587 F.3d 803, 806 n.2 (7th Cir. 2009) (opinion by Judge Sykes). Christian Pacifism Before Constantine. Working paper. June 12, 2008. Pacifist-Aggressives vs. the Second Amendment: An Analysis of Modern Philosophies of Compulsory Non-violence. 3 Charleston Law Review 1 (2008). Is There a Relationship between Guns and Freedom? Comparative Results from 59 Nations. 13 Texas Review of Law & Politics 1 (2008). With Carl Moody & Howard Nemerov. Human Rights and Gun Confiscation. 26 Quinnipiac Law Review 383 (2008). PDF. With Paul Gallant & Joanne D. Eisen. Examines human rights abuses in gun confiscation programs in Kenya and Uganda, and in South Africa's quasi-confiscatory licensing law. Also provides the most complete collection ever presented of international survey data about why people in various countries own guns. Dhimmitude and Disarmament. 18 George Mason University Civil Rights Law Journal 305 (2008). PDF. The Human Right of Self-Defense. 22 BYU Journal of Public Law 43 (2008). With Paul Gallant & Joanne D. Eisen. PDF. Self-defense in Asian Religions, 2 Liberty Law Review 79 (2007). Armed Resistance to the Holocaust. 19 Journal of Firearms & Public Policy 144 (2007). Final version in PDF. Earlier version in HTML. Earlier version in Polish/Polski. The Gold Standard of Gun Control. 2 Journal of Law, Economics & Policy 417 (2006). Book review of Joyce Malcolm's "Guns and Violence: The English Experience." In PDF. In HTML. With Paul Gallant & Joanne D. Eisen. The Catholic Second Amendment. 29 Hamline Law Review 519 (2006). Alternate version in HTML. Is Resisting Genocide a Human Right? 81 Notre Dame Law Review 1275 (2006). With Paul Gallant & Joanne D. Eisen. The Scottish and English Religious Roots of the American Right to Arms: Buchanan, Rutherford, Locke, Sidney, and the Duty to Overthrow Tyranny. 12 Bridges 291 (nos. 3/4, Fall/Winter 2005). Alternate version in HTML. The Religious Roots of the American Revolution and the Right to Keep and Bear Arms. 17 Journal on Firearms and Public Policy 167 (2005). Does the Right to Bear Arms Impede or Promote Economic Development? 6 Engage 85 (2005, issue 1)(journal of The Federalist Society). Alternate version in HTML. Microdisarmament: The Consequences for Public Safety and Human Rights. 73 UMKC Law Review 969 (2005). With Paul Gallant & Joanne D. Eisen. Examines UN-sponsored programs to disarm people in Cambodia, Bougainville, Albania, Panama, Guatemala, and Mali. Alternate version in HTML. The Licensing of Concealed Handguns for Lawful Protection: Support from Five State Supreme Courts. 68 Albany Law Review 305 (2005). Analyzes decisions in New Mexico, Missouri, Ohio, Wisconsin, and Rhode Island. PDF. Cited in Wisconsin v. Fisher, 714 N.W.2d 495, 511 n. 6 (Wisc., May 17, 2006) (dissenting opinion of Justice N. Patrick Crooks). The Torah and Self-Defense. 109 Penn State Law Review 17 (2004). Alternate version in HTML. Firearms Possession by "Non-State Actors": the Question of Sovereignty. 8 Texas Review of Law and Politics 373 (2004). With Paul Gallant & Joanne D. Eisen. Global Deaths from Firearms: Searching for Plausible Estimates. 8 Texas Review of Law and Politics 114 (2003). With Paul Gallant & Joanne D. Eisen. PDF. The UN Small Arms Conference. 23 SAIS Review 319 (Johns Hopkins) (Winter/Spring 2003, Issue 1). In Italiano. When Must the Government Disclose Gun Owners' Names and Addresses? Preview of U.S. Supreme Court case Department of the Treasury v. City of Chicago. American Bar Association Preview of Supreme Court Cases, March 2003, pp. 289-93. Alternate version in HTML. Gun Ownership and Human Rights. Brown Journal of World Affairs (Winter/Spring 2003, vol. IX, no. 2). With Paul Gallant & Joanne D. Eisen. PDF. Alternate version in HTML. What State Constitutions Teach about the Second Amendment. 29 Northern Kentucky Law Review 845 (2002). Cited in Mosby v. Devine, 851 A.2d 1031, 1040 (R.I. 2004) (majority opinion by Chief Justice Williams); State v. Hamdan, 264 Wis.2d 433, 467 n. 23, 665 N.W.2d 785, 802 n. 23 (Wisc. 2003) (majority opinion by Justice David T. Prosser). Smart Guns/Foolish Legislators. 34 Connecticut Law Review 157 (2001). With Cynthia Leonardatos and Paul Blackman. Lawyers, Guns, and Burglars. 43 Arizona Law Review 345 (2001). Symposium issue. Miller versus Texas: Police Violence, Race Relations, Capital Punishment, and Gun-toting in Texas in the Nineteenth Century—and Today. 9 Journal of Law and Policy 737 (2001). With Cynthia Leonardatos and Stephen P. Halbrook. The Self-Defense Cases: How the Supreme Court Confronted a Hanging Judge in the Nineteenth Century. 27 American Journal of Criminal Law 294 (2000). Cited in United States v. McElhiney, 275 F.3d 928, 935 n.2 (10th Cir. 2001). The Evolving Police Power: Some Observations for a New Century. 27 Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly 511 (2000). With Glenn Harlan Reynolds. Analyzes recent state court decisions striking down anti-sodomy laws, and suggests that courts in the 21st century—like courts in the 19th century—may increasingly recognize that the police power is not infinite. Also available in Word format. Firearms Tracing Data from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms: An Occasionally Useful Law Enforcement Tool, but a Poor Research Tool. 11 Criminal Justice Policy Review 44 (Mar 2000). With Paul Blackman. Treating Guns Like Consumer Products. 148 University of Pennsylvania Law Review 1701 (2000). Self-Defense: The Equalizer. 15 Forum for Applied Research and Public Policy 92 (No. 4, Winter 2000). Survey of gun control polices and results in Japan, Britain, Canada, and Australia. With Linda Gorman. PDF version. Alternate version in HTML. Guns, Gangs, and Preschools: Moving Beyond Conventional Solutions to Confront Juvenile Violence. 1 Barry Law Review 63 (2000). The Supreme Court's Thirty-five Other Second Amendment Cases. 18 St. Louis University Public Law Review 99 (1999). The Sounds of the Supremes: A Reply to Professor Yassky. 18 St. Louis University Public Law Review 203 (1999). Comprehensive Bibliography of the Second Amendment in Law Reviews. 11 Journal on Firearms and Public Policy 1 (1999). Includes hypertext links to many articles. All the Way Down the Slippery Slope: Gun Prohibition in England, and Some Lessons for America. 22 Hamline Law Review 399 (1999). With Joseph Olson. PDF. The Brady Bill Comes Due: The Supreme Court Saves Federalism. 9 George Mason Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Law Journal 189 (1999). Tench Coxe and the Right to Keep and Bear Arms in the Early Republic. 7 William and Mary Bill of Rights Journal 347 (1999). With Stephen Halbrook. Clueless: The Misuse of BATF Firearms Tracing Data.1999 Michigan State University Detroit College of Law Review 171. In PDF. The Second Amendment in the Nineteenth Century. 1998 BYU Law Review 1359. Cited in Peruta v. San Diego, 742 F.3d 1144, 1163 (9th Cir. 2014); Moore v. Madigan, 702 F.3d 933, 940, 948 (7th Cir. 2012) (majority opinion of Judge Posner); Oregon v. Christian, 274 P.3d 262, 280 n.15, 249 Or. App. 1, 32 n.15 (Or. Ct. App. 2012) (Edmonds, J., dissenting); Ezell v. City of Chicago, 651 F.3d 684, 702 n. 11 (7th Cir. 2011) (Judge Sykes) (commending Kopel article as showing the proper model of "originalist interpretive method as applied to the Second Amendment."); Silveira v. Lockyer, 328 F.3d 567, 585 n. 92 (9th Cir. 2003) (Opinion by Judge Kleinfeld, joined by Judges Kozinski, O'Scannlain, and T.G. Nelson, dissenting from denial of petition for rehearing en banc); Gamble v. United States, 30 A.3d 161, 161 n.7 (D.C. App. 2011) (Associate Judge Fisher). Taking Federalism Seriously: Lopez and the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban. 30 Connecticut Law Review 59 (1997). With Glenn Harlan Reynolds. Can Soldiers be Peace Officers? The Waco Disaster and the Militarization of Law Enforcement. 30 Akron Law Review 619 (1997). With Paul Blackman. Reprinted in Italian in Carlo Stagnaro, editor, Waco: Una Strage di Stato Americano (Stampa Alternativa 2001). The Unwarranted Warrant: The Waco Search Warrant and the Decline of the Fourth Amendment. 18 Hamline Journal of Public Law and Policy 1 (1996). With Paul Blackman. Communitarians, Neorepublicans, and Guns: Assessing the Case for Firearms Prohibition. 56 Maryland Law Review 438 (1997). With Chris Little. Cited in Kasler v. Lockyer, 23 Cal.4th 472, 510, 97 Cal.Rptr.2d 334, 360 (Cal. 2000). Concurring opinion by Justice Janice Rogers Brown. Preventing a Reign of Terror: Civil Liberties Implications of Terrorism Legislation. 21 Oklahoma City Law Review 247 (1996). With Joseph Olson. PDF. Guns, Germs, and Science: Public Health Approaches to Gun Control. 84 Journal of the Medical Association of Georgia 269 (June 1995). The Ideology of Guns and Gun Control in the United States. 18 Quarterly Journal of Ideology 3 (1995). Massaging the Medium: Reducing Media Violence without Infringing the First Amendment. 4 Kansas Journal of Law and Public Policy 17 (1995). It isn't about Duck Hunting: The British Origins of the Right to Arms (book review). 96 Michigan Law Review 1333 (1995). Cited in Oregon v. Hirsch, 338 Or. 622, 657, 114 P.3d 1104, 1123 (2005) (unanimous opinion by Justice Durham). Book review of Aaron Zelman, et al., Lethal Laws, 15 New York Law School Journal of International and Comparative Law 355 (1995). The Sullivan Principles: Protecting the Second Amendment from Civil Abuse. 19 Seton Hall Legislative Journal 737 (1995). With Richard Gardiner. Shall Issue: The New Wave of Concealed Handgun Laws. 63 Tennessee Law Review 679 (1995). With Clayton Cramer. Cited in Pagel v. Franscell, 57 P.3d 1226, 1234 (Wyo. 2002) (Justice Golden, specially concurring); Lorenda Moody v. The ARC of Howard County, Inc., 2011 WL 2671385, *5 n.4, 94 Empl. Prac. Dec. P 44,221 (D.Md. July 7, 2011) (Judge Bredar). A Tale of Three Cities: The Right to Bear Arms in State Courts. 68 Temple Law Review 1177 (1995). With Clayton Cramer and Scott Hattrup. Cited in State v. Mendoza, 82 Hawai'i 143, 146 n.4, 920 P.2d 357, 360 n.4 (Haw. 1996) (majority opinion by Justice Klein); State v. Schelin, 147 Wash.2d 562, 588, 5 P.3d 632, 645 (Wash. 2002) (Justice Sanders, dissenting). Rational Basis Analysis of 'Assault Weapon' Prohibition. 20 Journal of Contemporary Law 381 (1994). Cited in Kasler v. Lungren, 72 Cal. Rptr. 2d 260, 265 (Cal. App. 1998) (majority opinion by Associate Justice Morrison). The Allure of Foreign Gun Laws. 83 Journal of the Medical Association of Georgia 153 (Mar. 1994). Burning Mad: The Controversy over Treatment of Hazardous Waste in Incinerators, Boilers, and Industrial Furnaces. 23 Environmental Law Reporter 10216 (Feb. 1993). The Anti-Deficiency Act: A Deficient Excuse for Federal Violations of Environmental Laws. 23 Environmental Law Reporter 10481 (Aug. 1993). Japanese Gun Control. 2 Asia-Pacific Law Review 26 (1993). Español. Peril or Protection? The Risks and Benefits of Handgun Prohibition. 12 Saint Louis University Public Law Review 285 (1993). Sorry, Wrong Number: Why Media Polls on Gun Control are so Often Unreliable. 9 Political Communication and Persuasion 69 (no. 2, April-June 1992). With Gary A. Mauser. Canadian Gun Control: Should America Look North for a Solution to its Firearms Problem? 5 Temple Journal of International and Comparative Law 1 (1991). Monographs and Conference PapersNecessary Reforms Can Keep Interpol Working in the U.S. Interest. Heritage Foundation Backgrounder #2861. With Theodore R. Bromund. Dec. 11, 2013. Mexico's Federal Laws on Firearms and Explosives. University of Denver Legal Studies Research Paper No. 10-12. April 2010. "Poisoned Milk and the Poisoning of Democracy: Some Cautions about China Trade and Taiwan Sovereignty." Originally presented at the symposium "Taiwan's New Approach: Opportunities and Challenges for President Ma Ying-jeou's Government." International House, University of Chicago, October 24, 2008. Taiwan's Presidential Elections: An Analysis of What Happened, and What May Happen Next. Independence Institute Issue Paper 3-2008. April 2008. PDF. Examining how KMT candidate Ma Ying-Jeou won the election in part because of his strong defense of Taiwan's sovereignty and his appeal to Taiwan's growing national consciousness. The Issue Paper also analyzes the two referenda on UN membership. Media Errors in Coverage of Boulder High School: Falsehoods, Distortions, and Omissions by Bill O'Reilly and "Caplis & Silverman". Independence Institute Issue Paper. June 2007. PDF. Human Rights Atrocities: The Consequences of United Nations Gun Confiscation in East Africa. With Paul Gallant and Joanne Eisen. How U.N.-backed gun confiscation programs in Kenya and Uganda have led to murder, torture, and arson, and have turned tens of thousands of pastoral tribespeople into starving refugees. Independence Institute Issue Backgrounder no. 2006-F. June 2006. In PDF. In HTML. Dark Sky Ordinances: Separating the Light from the Darkness. Independence Institute Issue Paper 4-2006. April 2006. With Michael Loatman. H.R. 1528: A Threat to Gun Owners, Family, and Privacy. Independence Institute Issue Backgrounder, no. 2005-C. July 2005. With Mike Krause. New Congressional bill to increase mandatory sentences would be a disaster for the Second Amendment and other civil liberties. The New McCarthyism: Restricting Constitutional Rights Based on Mere Suspicion. Independence Institute Issue Backgrounder, no. 2005-B. June 2005. Analysis of proposals to use the "no-fly list" or other suspicion-based lists as a basis for prohibiting the exercise of Second Amendment rights. Alternate version in HTML. The Drug War on Human Rights and Civil Liberties. Occasional Paper # 8 from the Liberal Institute of the Friederich Naumann Foundation in Potsdam, Germany. English full-text draft in PDF. Alternate version in HTML. Synposis, in German. Summary and e-mail link for full-text German print order. September 2004 Symposium and pictures, in German. Fifty-nine Deceits in Fahrenheit 911. Independence Institute. July 2004. Ballistic Imaging: Not Ready for Prime Time. National Center for Policy Analysis. Policy Backgrounder 160. April 2003. With Sterling Burnett. Limited Preemption of Firearms Laws: A Good Step for Civil Rights. Independence Institute Issue Backgrounder no. 03-B. Mar. 2003. Denver's New Welfare Hotel: Why the Convention Center Hotel is a Mistake. Independence Institute Issue Paper no. 2-2003. Jan. 2003. Hate Crime Laws: Dangerous and Divisive. Independence Institute Issue Paper no. 1-2003. Jan. 2003. Alternate version in HTML. Asset Forfeiture Reform is Overdue. 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Becky Brandon (nee Bloomwood) thought motherhood would be a breeze and that having a daughter was a dream come true - a shopping friend for life! But it's trickier than she thought - two-year-old Minnie has a quite different approach to shopping. She can create havoc everywhere from Harrods to Harvey Nicks to her own christening. She hires taxis at random, her favourite word is 'Mine', and she's even started bidding for designer bags on ebay. On top of everything else, there's a big financial crisis. People are having to Cut Back - including all of Becky's personal shopping clients - and she and Luke are still living with Becky's Mum and Dad. To cheer everyone up, Becky decides to throw a surprise birthday party - on a budget - but then things become really complicated. Who will end up on the naughty step, who will get a gold star and will Becky's secret wishes come true?
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Martinez completed 15-of-23 passes for 170 yards and ran for 34 yards on six carries. Abdullah gained 114 yards on the ground on 17 attempts while Quincy Enunwa, Kenny Bell and Sam Burtch all had a touchdown catch for Nebraska (2-0).
"It was very important just to get our rhythm going," Martinez said. "I think we did a pretty good job up front on offense."
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Stanley Jean-Baptiste's second interception in as many games put Nebraska ahead 7-0 quickly when he returned Bridgford's errant throw 43 yards for the opening score.
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Are you surprised that Republicans are surprised they lost? If you were following the polls guru Nate Silver's blog fivethirtyeight.com you would be. It's not that I was certain Obama would win. But reading Nate Silver's estimates before the elections gave me odds to be cautiosly optimistic. The day before the election I estimated the chance of Obama winning (based on Nate's 91%), in poker terms, like being all in with pocket kings pre flop. In other words, you're in … Read More
Barack Obama: the smart bet
The below piece will run in next Monday's edition of the Wharton Journal, hopefully reaching hundreds of registered Pennsylvania voters just before the election. It's part of a set of "dueling" opinion pieces, one pro-Romney and one pro-Obama. I thought I'd share it with you. *** President Obama has done an extraordinary job in the face of a global financial catastrophe and shocking levels of Republican obstruction. Over the next four years, he offers a balanced agenda to support growth … Read More
Politics and Beyond: What do I love when I love my enemies?
Reading John Caputo's On Religion while the media muse over whether this year's presidential election campaign is the most divisive in American history has me thinking. In the book, Caputo takes up the Augustinian question "what do I love when I love my God?" and points to the statement 'God is love,' for illumination. Some simple substitution might hint at an answer to the question: when you love God, you love love. I think that, semantically, this makes the question a lot more … Read More
Presidential Suicide Bomber
It looks like Rick Perry isn't the only one with an "oops" moment these days. Like many primary-watchers, I completely misread the Newt Gingrich situation. Just a month ago, I referred to Intrade's seemingly overstated forecast of Gingrich's 11% chances of winning the nomination as "madness." Now, his Intrade odds stand at 35% and he leads in most polls, including those in Iowa, South Carolina, Florida, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. Oops. At the very least, I'm in good company. According to … Read More
Granite State of Mind
This morning the Manchester Union-Leader, an influential newspaper in New Hampshire, endorsed Republican presidential candidate New Gingrich for the January 10, 2012 New Hampshire primary. The Union-Leader passed over frontrunner Mitt Romney despite (or perhaps because of) their familiarity with him from his time as governor of neighboring Massachusetts, several years of his assiduously courting NH voters and the newspaper's editorial staff, and his large lead in current NH primary polls. Political media have had their sights trained on the Granite State … Read More
The Romney Ceiling Myth
For months now, the political media have advanced the narrative that Mitt Romney is trapped under a ceiling of about 25% of the GOP primary electorate, that he can never win over the conservative wing. Hence the month-by-month hero worship (and inevitable disappointment) of Trump, Bachmann, Perry, Cain, and, now, Gingrich (please, please, please!). While it's plenty fun to watch the GOP flail around, there is little support for the view that Romney "cannot" win the nomination. The latest expression … Read More
"Romney" (v. tr.): to loot or plunder
I keep waiting for it: the first general election attack on Mitt Romney. Though still well within the formal primary phase of the 2012 campaign, my view has largely moved to the seemingly inevitable head-to-head clash between Romney and President Obama. I don't like what I see. It'll be a nasty fight. And I foresee some of the nastiest of it emanating from "our" side.


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Guy Manuel Adopts Business Tactics in Classroom Setting
It takes a certain education-hungry mind to acquire their Ph.D from MIT, followed by an MBA from Harvard, and still decide there's more to learn. Or, for longtime management-consultant Guy Manuel, a desire to apply his decades of experience in a different environment: the classroom. That's why, in 2010, after 22 years in the business world, Manuel pursued—and recently completed—his Masters in Mathematics Education at Touro.
"I wanted to get out and do something a little more meaningful," the 53-year-old French émigré remembers. "The big advantage of the [Touro] program is that you get exposure to a whole range of subjects you might not be really familiar with. It made me think about all the issues you might encounter as a teacher, like class management, differentiating instruction, standards, how to devise the right tests. Without experience, these aren't things you'd think about in the normal course of the day."
Even though Manuel, who now teaches Calculus, Pre-Calculus and Advanced Algebra at the prestigious Dalton School in Manhattan—the borough where he also resides—was used to a corporate atmosphere, he found the challenges were fairly parallel. "As in consulting in the real world, teaching is still trying to explain somewhat complex concepts and break them down in a way that most people can understand," he says. "This is where my own background in math is helping in trying to really understand what students need to know so they can move forward."
The transition into academics has also been humbling for the well-studied Frenchman-cum-New Yorker. As he puts it, "I'm always learning about new ways that students make mistakes or have misunderstandings. You can teach something, you can break a problem down, but without experience, you don't think of all the possible different interpretations." Far as maintaining patience while often reinforcing basic, elementary ideas, he credits his time at Touro for being able to "try out new things in a risk-free environment."
Of course, there's no limit to just how many degrees and certifications an ambitious individual can acquire. As for Manuel, he laughs and opines, "This might be my last re-invention, but we'll see."


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Russian authorities temporary suspended the import and sale of Monsanto's genetically-modified corn after a French study suggested it may be linked to cancer.
The Russia's consumer-rights regulator Rospotrebnadzor asked scientists at the country's Institute of Nutrition to review the study. The watchdog has also contacted to European Commission's Directorate General for Health & Consumers to explain the EU's position on GM corn.
The report prepared by France's University of Caen and published last week, claimed that rats fed over a two-year period with Monsanto's genetically modified NK603 corn, developed more tumors and other pathologies than a test group fed with regular corn. The NK603, sold under the Roundup label, is genetically engineered to withstand glyphosate weed killer.
The company criticized the study, saying it "doesn't meet minimum acceptable standards for this type of scientific research" and the data was incomplete.
Monsanto also said Russia's ban will have little effect on its business as the country import small volumes of corn from the US. Besides that, the Russian government doesn't permit farmers to plant GM crops. "Russia is a net exporter of grain, so the actual impact of their temporary suspension, if any, is likely to be small," the spokesman said in a statement.
Meanwhile, France announced it will uphold the ban on genetically modified crops in the country. It has asked the national food-security agency Anses to examine the study of Monsanto's corn. If other countries follow the examples of Russia and France it could be a severe blow to the major US biotech.
In California, activists are fighting to have GM products removed from the food supply. They are also pushing to pass Proposition 37, a law that would legally require genetically modified foods to be labeled as such. Monsanto is opposing the law and it has donated over $4.2 million to lobby against it. Over 2,000 farmers have petitioned the US government to more thoroughly investigate the impacts of the genetically modified corn crop from Monsanto.
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What the heck? Is this the corn that kills pests that might try to eat it by causing their organs to rupture? I hate Monsanto for even thinking we need this stuff – BOYCOTT MONSANTO NOW or the world will die at their hands.
"Monsanto is opposing the law and it has donated over $4.2 million to lobby against it." – Where is this cash going to? If its to individuals that hold sway, then surely that is bribery?
"Russia is a net exporter of grain, so the actual impact of their temporary suspension, if any, is likely to be small," – Missed the point completely. You have been accused of profiting off of a Cancer producing product, yet all you are worried about is your profit margins. Surely the righ step would be to produce a report that has been completed prior to your product heading to market
"Guy", in United States, bribery is a legal and widespread practice, and is called lobbying


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PureHoney Eleven and Five Shows Steve Rullman Won't Be Missing (Hint: Crocodiles and Best Coast Included)
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Each month, Steve Rullman puts together this fantastic resource, filled with local happenings, and creates an accompanying mixtape. Rullman says, "This issue is a bit unique in the sense that virtually all of the tracks on the free downloadable compilation have something to do with upcoming shows and are featured in the book." It's like a prep guide and soundtrack for your crazy South Florida nightlife. "Most of the bands this month are based in Florida. Usually we just select songs that we really, really, really like. This time around, however, some of the songs picked us based on the zine's content. The songs are great. And we learned about some bands we hadn't heard before."
We asked Rullman to tell us five shows he won't be missing out on listed in this edition. Click over to read what's not to miss in July and download the mix.
5. Crocodiles
"Crocodiles were selected because: A) We love them, and B) They are coming to town to play Respectable Street and Vagabond." 'Nuff said by Rullman. Besides, everyone loves a girl drummer!
4. Antiwarpt Festival
Rullman's looking forward to seeing the six bands playing St. Pete's Antiwarpt Festival on July 28, one of which is Miami's Jacuzzi Boys. He says, "They (the festival) bought the poster in our giant poster centerfold this month!"
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George Michael has been speaking about how seriously ill he was during his pneumonia battle at the end of 2011, revealing that he came very close to death on several occasions.
The Faith singer, who rushed to an Austrian hospital for treatment, admitted it was "touch and go" for three weeks as medics battled to keep him alive.
And even after overcoming the worst of the illness, George had to learn how to walk again as his muscles wasted away during his recovery. He also revealed he has suffered from anxiety issues since the illness took hold.
Talking to Chris Evans on Radio 2, George compared his near-death experience to "dodging a bullet".
The star had been feeling ill for some weeks and had cancelled a number of shows, including one at the Royal Albert Hall, but had shrugged it off to continue with his tour.
However it wasn't long before the full force of the condition took hold, as he explained.
"I cancelled that show but didn't get myself checked out. I took it for granted that I'd just fought off flu.
"I went and played for another three weeks in Europe. And then one afternoon I was having lunch and suddenly felt really odd and said to everyone that I need to go and lay down for half an hour on my own.
"And that's the last thing I remember for five weeks. It was three weeks of them trying to save my life and two weeks awake."
George continued: "I literally had to learn to walk again and weird stuff, because when they keep you sedated for that long your muscles literally atrophy at an incredible rate. And I just woke up like this feeble old man."
The singer revealed that his management and PR team had deliberately downplayed just how bad his condition was.
"If they'd known how bad things were, it would have been a 'death watch' kind of thing," he said.
"So it wasn't until I came out that we told people, that they had any clue. But for three weeks it was touch and go."
The star is now largely back to his old self, although he did admit that he has suffered anxiety because it takes "a while to feel that life is safe again" following an experience like the one he endured.
George's new single White Light, which draws on his near-death experience, is available to download from August 12.
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With sustainable materials and recycling on the mind here is another green-focused design project.
Made from recycled, double-wall cardboard, Nomad is a modular architectural system, (designed by Jaime Salm and Roger Allen: MIO), that can be assembled into free-standing, sculptural screens, temporary partitions, rooms or even displays without hardware, tools or damage to existing structures.
MIO is a design company dedicated to creating sustainable and innovative design experiences.


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Cleaning Up the Nation
Austin Bay:
If Air America were a conservative radio network its corrupt funding trail and cynical abuse of a poverty program would be front page news at the NY Times and full-time mega-scandal at
Rank Materialism
Freedom. I am now the proud new owner of a Gateway 6020GZ laptop, perfect for students and others with limited means. I can now go into a Starbucks or a Barnes & Noble and look like I'm doing some
Fallujah Fonda
Uh-oh. From the Telegraph comes this exciting news:
Jane Fonda is returning to anti-war activism and embarking on a cross-country tour to call for an end to US military operations in Iraq.
John Pilger: Partner in Terrorism
In an outrageous piece of terrorist propaganda appearing on the cover of today's New Statesman, John Pilger puts the blame for the 7/7 London attacks not on the terrorists, but rather on Tony Blair:
The Candidates' Debate
I'd give the edge to Kerry as far as debating goes. If this were a debating team competition, he's the winner. He seemed more confident than Bush did, and backed up his assertions with more facts (some of which were questionable) and he delivered them with authority. Kerry did a good job of seeming presidential. He probably allayed a lot of concerns that many Americans had about him- he has had a bad couple of months in the campaign.
But Bush was by no means slaughtered. He defended himself well for the most part when Kerry attacked, often with facts. I think he was too repetitive; he should have varied his central points more. It was a little too much with the "mixed messages". He should have talked about the spread of freedom more, which was so effective at the Republican convention.
I think the race will now come down to which of these two men's viewpoints regarding the war on terrorism more people agree with. If you think Bush's vision of a broader war, employing a more vigorous offensive, with a particularly American vision is the right way to go, you'll support Bush. If you think that the war should be more narrowly focused on Al Qaeda, that we should rely more on defensive measures than offensive ones, and that we should act within a global consensus, you'll support Kerry.
Kerry will get a bounce out of the night, possibly tying up the race, or coming pretty damn close. The Bush campaign will have to work hard to roll those numbers back.
My support for Bush hasn't changed, unsurprisingly. Kerry made a strong show of supporting the war in Iraq now, but the fact that he would have had no second act after Afghanistan if he were the president is a concern for me. I think his complete rejection of Bush's decision to topple Saddam is more important than his promise to be a strong wartime leader. There's nothing in his past that suggests that he would be, and quite a lot that suggests that he would not be. I'm not moved.
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Doctor Who fans are coming together on the net to help out a fellow fan and friend, Johanna Mead. Johanna ( @britgeekgrrl ) is well known at Doctor Who conventions across the US for her detailed and creative costumes, she is also a writer and an English expatriate living in northern California. Unfortunately, her husband had just recently lost his battle against cancer and the online community of fans and friends have come together to help raise money to help offset the costs of the final arrangements.
Johanna Mead (as Romana I) with The White Robot (Billy Davis) at Gallifrey 2009
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As you probably already know, in the US, we are currently in the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. It is a time when many stop and give thanks and express our appreciation for what we are grateful for in life.
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Thank you.
Now in our fifth year in production, we could not have done it without you.
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This Week In Doctor Who - November 28, 2009
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November 28, 2009 - Vol 12, No 44
The weekly guide to Doctor Who broadcasts worldwide since 1998.
by Benjamin F. Elliott
The Waters Of Mars rollout is underway. Upcoming premieres:
This Week In Doctor Who - November 21, 2009
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Withnail & I in Los Angeles!
Oh. Yes. Tweet me if you're going to be there at the Silent Movie on Fairfax on Tuesday. Bruce Robinson? A 35mm print? Heaven!!!
This Week In Doctor Who - November 14, 2009
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November 14, 2009 - Vol 12, No 42
The weekly guide to Doctor Who broadcasts worldwide since 1998.
by Benjamin F. Elliott
The Waters Of Mars premieres tomorrow (Sunday) in the UK. First new episode since April. The beginning of the end for the 10th Doctor:
Daily Variety Review of "Collision"
I believe this is going to be on "Masterpiece Contemporary" this Sunday in the US - David Tennant and Paul McGann, together at last! - but I've seen it. Pretty much your bog-standard ITV prime-time soap, but great actors and good performances.
It's Party Time on the Sci-Fi Party Line Podcast
Last week I had the pleasure of being a guest on the Sci-Fi Party Line podcast. I was invited to come on episode 39 of the podcast hosted by Cat ( @fancyfembot ) and Eric Escamilla ( @Bullitt33 ) (we just had Eric on with us in Doctor Who: Podshock 169).
In it, we discuss The Sarah Jane Adventures episode, The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith which guest stars David Tennant, the preview clip of Dreamland (the new animated Doctor Who adventure), and the upcoming Doctor Who special, Waters of Mars. We even ponder on the upcoming new series starring Matt Smith with Steven Moffat. Plus we touch upon Torchwood as well in this episode.
This Week In Doctor Who - November 7, 2009
This Week In Doctor Who
November 7, 2009 - Vol 12, No 41
The weekly guide to Doctor Who broadcasts worldwide since 1998.
by Benjamin F. Elliott
Health issues kept me from getting last week's column produced and out. They also ate much of the time I would have spent on this issue, so crossing fingers for a good result.
Paul McGann Cast in "Luther"
A quick follow-up to "Collision," which I think is heading to our screens quickly.
What a great weekend I had at Hurricane Who!
Sorry I've been quiet for a while, but its been a very busy few weeks, with preparations for this week's highly successful first event for Who York - An Evening with Louise Jameson, work, and having a fantastic time this past weekend in Orlando for the inaugural Hurricane Who convention! They've announced year 2 of this convention, and its now a fixture in my calendar, and you would do well to do the same!
Back from Beijing!
Hello, after a long silence. Sure you all missed me!!
What you might not know is that, in between postings, I occasionally (too occasionally...) work as a producer. My latest and greatest just wrapped in Beijing, China. We had a great cast, including MyAnna Buring, whom you might know from "The Impossible Planet" and "Lesbian Vampire Killers." Me was AWESOME - she really kicks ass in the film. Can't say much about it yet as we're under orders from SyFy, but that should be enough to let you find us on the 'net. I'm sure Me wouldn't mind if I posted a pic of her here... There she is, with fellow thespians Sarah Douglas ("Superman"), Andrew Pleavin ("300") and Simon Thorp ("Jekyll").
And, for another shameless plug, the film I executive produced but never set foot on set is airing soon. See the trailer on YouTube below.
Please watch it (we need good ratings!) and let me know what you think of it!
This Week In Doctor Who - October 24, 2009
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Who faces the media at Suzuka next weekend?
Among the drivers in the spotlight on Thursday will be local hero Takuma Sato and Toyotas Jarno Trulli, making his debut for the team at their all-important home race. Expect more heated discussion regarding the future of Formula One racing on Friday, as four of the team bosses, including the always outspoken Paul Stoddart, have their say. The line-up in full is as follows:
Thursday October 07, 1500 local time (0600 GMT):
Takuma Sato (BAR) and Mark Webber (Jaguar). Then, from 1530, Jenson Button (BAR) and Jarno Trulli (Toyota).
Friday October 08, 1600 local time (0700 GMT):
David Richards (BAR), Peter Sauber (Sauber), Paul Stoddart (Minardi) and Tsutomu Tomita (Toyota).
Saturdays and Sundays conference will take place immediately after qualifying and the race respectively, with both featuring the top three drivers.
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UW sophomore quarterback Keith Price was an efficient 21-28 for 257 yards and four touchdowns Saturday against Colorado. Photo by Saskia Capell
All Keith Price could do after yet another four-touchdown day was smile. Not like that's unusual, though.
Fueled by a nearly perfect offensive performance in the first half and playing their most complete game of the season, the ever-smiling Price and the Huskies (5-1, 3-0 Pac-12) defeated the Colorado Buffaloes (1-5, 0-3) 52-24 Saturday afternoon at Husky Stadium.
UW freshman Bishop Sankey continues to see increased playing time, as he ripped off runs of 33 and 24 yards against Colorado on Saturday.
If there were any lingering doubts about the legitimacy of the success of both Price and the UW offense so far this season, they were put to rest. Quickly.
The Huskies had scored 30 or more points in each of their first five games this year for the first time since their national championship season of 1991. They had that total by halftime Saturday — taking a 38-10 lead into the locker room — with the offense firing on all cylinders behind the almost comically efficient play of Price, who went 18-of-23 for 230 yards and with four touchdowns in the first half.
"Keith was just feeding everyone," said senior receiver Jermaine Kearse, who finished with five receptions for 84 yards and a touchdown. "Everyone was just making plays when the opportunities came, and that's what we wanted to do."
The Huskies got off to a scalding start, scoring touchdowns on their first five possessions of the game before kicking a field goal on the last play of the half.
It all began with a bit of foreshadowing worthy of Shakespeare. Price completed a 25-yard dart to receiver James Johnson on the game's first play, and the Huskies scored shortly thereafter on a 17-yard toss from Price to Kearse. They never looked back.
Early on, though, it appeared the Colorado offense might be equally potent. It answered the UW's opening score with a 70-yard drive of its own, capped by a 5-yard touchdown pass from Tyler Hansen to reserve receiver Kyle Cefalo.
But the Buffaloes' hopes were seemingly dashed when star running back Rodney Stewart, who rushed for 42 yards on Colorado's first two possessions, left the game with a sprained knee late in the first quarter.
"It seems like we can't catch a break," Hansen said. "We can't keep getting guys hurt — it just hurts us even more."
The Huskies had no such issues on offense. They scored next on a 22-yard end-around to Kevin Smith, his first career touchdown and the first rushing touchdown by a Husky not named Jake Locker or Chris Polk since Sept. 12, 2009. After the defense forced a Colorado punt, true freshman running back Bishop Sankey sprinted off left tackle for a 33-yard gain that helped set up an 11-yard touchdown pass from Price to another true freshman, tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins, making the score 21-7.
It was Seferian-Jenkins' fourth touchdown catch of the season, already a tie for 10th among tight ends in UW history.
After a Colorado field goal cut the lead 21-10, Price continued his virtuosic display. He completed four of five passes on the Huskies' ensuing 70-yard drive, capped by a 14-yard toss to Polk. The junior finished with 118 yards on 18 carries, his fifth 100-yard game of the season.
The UW offense was so prolific that head coach Steve Sarkisian was having flashbacks to his days as the quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator at USC, where he piloted some of the most explosive offenses in the country.
"I've been on both sides, where every play looks good on the call sheet — like it did there for awhile [today] — and when you're struggling, and none of them look good," Sarkisian said of his play-calling. "But that felt, today, when you get that rhythm going — pretty reminiscent [of my days at USC], I guess."
The first-half explosion ended with Price's fourth touchdown pass to his fourth different receiver — a 4-yard throw to Devin Aguilar — and 41-yard field goal by Erik Folk on the final play of the half.
Price summed up the display best.
"We were just rolling," he said. "We had a lot of fun. … The line did a great job of protecting me, and the receivers got open. … We were running the ball pretty good, and we were throwing the ball pretty good."
For all intents and purposes, the game was already over when the whistle blew to start the second half. The Buffaloes started to move the ball more effectively, but the UW defense stifled them when it counted, tallying four sacks and 10 tackles for loss on the day.
The Huskies' lead afforded Sarkisian the opportunity to put in much of his second-team offense later in the second half — including redshirt freshman quarterback Nick Montana, who replaced Price. Price finished 21-for-28 for 257 yards with a minute left in the third quarter.
Montana's debut did not play out as he probably dreamed it would. Buffalo linebacker David Goldberg sacked him on his first snap of the game, forcing a fumble that Colorado ultimately recovered.
"Welcome to college football," Sarkisian said.
The UW victory sets up one of the Pac-12 North games of the year in the next weekend when the Huskies travel to Palo Alto, Calif., to face Andrew Luck and an undefeated 7th-ranked Stanford squad.
Luck is probably licking his chops at the prospect of facing a still-vulnerable UW pass defense. But if Price, Polk, and the potpourri of weapons at Sarkisian's disposal play like they did in the first half today, it might not matter.
"It hasn't been this way in a long time for myself personally," Sarkisian said. "When you're calling plays with this football team right now, I'm not calling plays for a specific guy. We're calling the best plays for the moment and not concerned on who might be the guy who's going to make the play. We have such belief in the guys on our football team right now and them making plays, and today it showed up."
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Fewer Complaints Help To Boost Airline Quality Ratings
The nation's airlines are running late more often and losing more suitcases. But passengers are complaining less, that's boosted airline quality ratings to their highest level ever.
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NPR's business news starts with a paradox of airline service.
INSKEEP: The paradox is contained in a new report. It says the nation's air carriers are running late more often and losing more suitcases, but passengers are complaining less. That's boosting the airline's quality ratings to their highest level ever.
NPR's David Schaper reports.
DAVID SCHAPER, BYLINE: The 24th annual Airline Quality Ratings by researchers at Wichita State University and Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University show that U.S. airlines operated fewer than 80 percent of their flights on time in 2013, down a bit from the year before, while the rate of lost baggage rose.
But the study also finds that fewer passengers were bumped from their flights, and complaints filed against the airlines to the federal Department of Transportation dropped a whopping 15 percent. That's right, dropped.
BRENT BOWEN: The overall result is that yes, the performance factors for the airlines are improving.
SCHAPER: Brent Bowen of Embry-Riddle is one of the study's authors and he says while certain services are improving, frequent fliers don't see it. But Bowen says it's likely fewer passengers are complaining about their airlines to the DOT because they're now conditioned to lower expectations in these days of long lines, cramped seats, and fees for just about everything.
BOWEN: You can tell that people don't really expect to have a good time. They don't really expect to have, you know, pleasant customer service or on board service and I think the industry has done us harm through their overall cutbacks.
SCHAPER: Bowen also notes that when airlines merge, quality suffers. While Delta is now rebounding after combining with Northwest, United is still near the bottom but a little better than last year when it's merger with Continental created significant hiccups.
David Schaper, NPR News.
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