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Are we going to see ice jumping competition? What is the figure skating about???? Will there be any robust metrology to count the rotation? I dont want to see 2.7 axel jump to get full credit for triple axel
Are we going to see ice jumping competition? What is the figure skating about???? Will there be any robust metrology to count the rotation? I dont want to see 2.7 axel jump to get full credit for triple axel
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Full base mark, probably -2 GOE.
It wasn't fully rotated.So how will the new rules score Dice's 4f at Torinio worlds
Say it gets the base< score for a quad flip (8.6) and straight -2 GOE (in 1.0 increments for quads, so 2.0).
So 6.6. More than a pretty good triple flip, less than a triple axel.
That's very Orwellian of you. All people are equal but some are more equal than others.
I'm not talking about the differences in an error. I'm talking about a complete loss of a part of an Element. If someone does not land a jump he has not completed the Element. That is tres serieux. I don't know why you can't grasp that.
If a skater attempts a spin but happens to skid and fall do you give partial credit for the attempt or a big nothing because there was no spin. It's a humongous mistake in the Element. There was NO SPIN. One has to look at an attempt to see if there was an element to judge. At least in the case we are discussing, it's just one part of an Element. Credit could be given for the two other parts.
Now... The Under Rotation means that the skater has landed the jump with an error. I think we can both agree on this, and I would say further that if the skater can continue with the FLOW of the program, the penalty could be less than automatic. And I can agree that within the context of a situation, errors can be penalized differently, but only if it is within a particular jump.
That is an interesting way to look at it. We can divide the deftition of a particular jump element into three parts, take-off, rotation in the air, and landing. So for example, a triple Lutz, by definition, comprises:Originally Posted by joesitz
1. Take-off with toe-pick assist off a back outside edge.
Of you cheat the edge, then you have not satisfied the definition of the element., a triple Lutz.
2. Rotate three times in the air.
If you cheat the rotation you have not satisfied the definition of the element, a triple Lutz.
3. Land on the BOE of the opposite foot.
If you fall on the landing, then you have not satisfied this part of the three-part definition.
So which is worst, to fail on the first part, the second part, or the third part? For skating purists, I think a good case could be made for saying "no credit" if you don't do 1, 2,and 3.
That sounds bad. Was that that rotated in the begin with? Wouldn't it have gotten << instead of <?
I hope that this won't set an example as a strategy to take. I think it great to save a slightly UR jump. But how many times has he ever landed that Flip in practices? It does not sound right to get 6.6 for the jump you barely have yet.
If you fall on the landing, then you have not satisfied this part of the three-part definition.
I think you can divide any element into the sum of its parts. A spin element has an entry, the actual spin and its ending as do jumps. (I do not feel that step sequences are elements, but I am no doubt the only one. To me they are part of the PCs makeup.)
If you cheat a rotation, then you will be looking at a UR when you do land unless you fall.
Taking off on the wrong edge, you will lose the name of the jump but get credi for full rotations and easier Landings. Those rotations are not from a counter rotation take-off which is the essence of that particular jump. The penalty is basically a wrist slap like a Fall compared to the penalty for a UR.
Falling and wrong edge take=offs are advantages for some skaters and they make good use of them.
To answer your question: Falling on the Landing is the easiest for the skater. Falling on the other two parts could very well be serious.
Last edited by Joesitz; 05-08-2010 at 01:10 PM.
ITA. The base value of a jump is mainly determined by the 2nd part of a jump, which makes me believe that a skater must be given a credit for completing the second part of a jump unless there is a rule stating that no points should be given if there are any errors such as UR, wrong edge or fall.
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i think he was bashed because he added the quad knowing he would not land it, but figured a fall on the quad would get him more points than the alternative. This was shocking because before CoP, a skater would never fall as stratgey, a fall pretty much was a final blow. Since then the rules have changed so falls on quads make them pretty much worthless.
To wallylutz.. I know you said in another thread that Yuna should consider retirement with these new rules. If Yuna can add a triple axle to her program, do you think she can do it? Granted she continues.
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Actually Nvidia is planning 3GHz desktop parts for 20nm with Project Denver. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Denver I wouldn't be surprised if more ARM partners tried their hand at desktop/server AA64 parts(AMD has already announced they'll be working on ARM Opteron parts).
I don't understand cpu archtecture enought, maybe you guys will help clarify. How much o the CPU modern CPU archtecture is linked to the ISA? I mean, would it take too much work to say port Piledriver/Steamroller/Excavator to accept ARM ISA? Would the same apply to Haswell/Broadwell/etc? ARM is constantly bashed by being too low performance, but does the performance has anything to do with the ISA or is it simply because nobody has released a high power ARM chip yet?
The way I see it, its not about technology, it's abou business model. ARM business model allows for the creation of an infinite number of SoCs with different building blocks that all run the same Apps. x86 does not. If you are writing x86 Apps you are bound to run on the limited range of chips sold by Intel and AMD, so in the long run, ARM is a no-brainer simply due to the sheer variety and innovation possible in the ARM space, as long as they keep fragmentation in check.
In view of the above, I'm very curious to know if we can expect something like a 125W Steamroller ARM chip in the near future. With everybody but intel on the ARM bandwagon, I can't see Intel's big custumers being very happy having a single supplier...
I think it's mostly that no one has released a high-power ARM chip yet. Most modern x86 processors decode the ISA (x86/x86-64/etc) into something that the processor can handle more efficiently. It used to at least be that you'd decode x86 into a RISC-like instruction set, and then have the rest of the processor use that decoded instruction stream. I believe that's still the case for most CPUs on the market. With enough work on a new instruction decoder, it could be possible for the high-performance guts of an X86 CPU to be re-used in an ARM product. Beyond the raw instruction set, you'd also have to take care of floating point, and neon instruction decoding (probably translate to some version of SSE).
I don't know if I'd hold out for a 125W ARM server chip, but I could see a high performance 30-70W chip being released in the next few years.
How is the install trivial? Did anybody read the instructions? It is a lot of steps, just to get something with broken sound, no hardware acceleration, and a broken touchpad. And, where, in order to persist it, you need to type a tricky command.
Oh well, the CPU performance per watt seems stellar. It would be nice to plot that! (something like a geometric mean of performance in all tests/ normalized to processor's TDP)
This info is being spread all over teh Internets but I'm not sure what the original source is. It could have been that initial AnandTech flub at the iPhone 5 launch.
But the A6 is about equivalent to what Qualcomm was shipping for a year with their Krait-based Snapdragon S4s.
And there's no way an A6 is in the same league as a Cortex-A15 anything.
Still the same crap i see. The difference is very simple. "Complex" and "Reduced" are not for instructions but for instruction sets. So its Complex or Reduced relations between instructions. So on RISC one instruction is a little the other or continuation of another or other relation. On CISC instructions don't have the same root not even when they divide to Micro-Ops or compress to Macro-Ops, that's only possible with recompiling. The thing is that on RISC the instructions run instantly and all possibilities together in a single vector. On CISC they need extended Microcode, many units, and there is not possibility for JIT-streaming, like graphics because the CISC compiler cannot use all the units efficiently, wile with RISC any data can co-execute with any data. At the end the only difference is that for the same generation and possibilities, RISC needs 1/10 the transistors to do the same amount of work and the 1/10 Watts.
Well I can't see any sources in your post either. Or any explanation why the anantech benchmarks would be unreliable. More benchmarks have been made since the iPhone 5's launch btw, for ex. the A6X used in the new iPad quite easily beats both the A15 and S4 in GPU benchmarks. But perhaps these are a flub too?


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I am writing from Abuja, Nigeria, where all are mourning the victims of the tragic bombings of a local newspaper's offices here and in the city of Kaduna. Innocent lives were lost to these terrible acts of murder. At the time of the blast, UNAIDS Executive Director Michel Sidibe and I were commemorating the victims of the 2011 United Nations House bombing, which also took the innocent lives of primarily the UN's Nigerian staff.
I can't help but reflect on the juxtapositions life sometimes presents after experiencing this tragic event. It not only occurred while we were having a ceremony for our fallen UN colleagues, but during a mission to strengthen the Nigerian plan to reduce the 72,000 pediatric HIV cases born each year. To have such a senseless loss of life, in one brief moment, made me reflect on how fragile and precious life is. And it sharpens my resolve to ensure that children born to HIV-positive mothers -- and all children here -- have every opportunity to reach their full potential.
With particular sadness, I join my U.S. government colleagues in extending my deepest condolences to those who lost loved ones in the bombings, and to all the people of Nigeria.


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About the KBA:
Organization's Who's Who
Leaders of the Knoxville Bar Association
Committees and Sections
KBA Committees and Sections
The mission of the Access to Justice Committee is to facilitate and encourage the KBA and its members in their efforts (1) to ensure access to the justice system by all persons without regard to income; and (2) to provide direct pro bono service to low-income persons in our community through participation in the Pro Bono Project, Barrister's initiatives, Pillar Law Firm Model, Non-Profit Pro Bono Program, CASA and other programs.
The ADR Section's goal is to promote the use of appropriate forms of dispute resolution in Knox County and to develop the KBA's ability to meet some of the public's need for mediators, arbitrators, and others who can help resolve disputes at less social cost than the judicial process. The Section also educates local practitioners on current uses and trends in dispute resolution throughout the country.
The Archives Committee's primary objective is to collect, store and preserve current materials of interest to the Knoxville Bar Association as a whole. As always, pictures, articles, or other documents bearing on the activities and personalities of the Knoxville Bar Association are welcomed by the Archives Committee.
The Bankruptcy Section is the KBA's newest section, being formed for the 2015 year. At the moment, Mr. Dickenson is serving as interim chair for the group.
The primary mission of the CLE Committee is to provide KBA members with affordable, high-quality continuing legal education seminars in numbers sufficient to help them satisfy annual CLE requirements. The CLE Committee is responsible for overseeing and approving all CLE programs sponsored by the KBA and for making recommendations to the Board regarding CLE policy. Each year, the KBA sponsors numerous live, online and video-taped replayed CLE seminars from which it derives a significant portion of its annual budget. The CLE Committee, along with various KBA committees, substantive law sections and KBA staff, develop and implement these programs utilizing volunteer speakers on local, state and national levels.
The Corporate Counsel Section is designed to create CLE, networking, social, newsletter and other "to be developed" opportunities that will enhance and improve the role of in-house attorneys and attorneys in private firms that handle corporate matters for their clients.
The Criminal Justice Section is open to all lawyers whose practice involves the criminal justice system. The Section's purpose includes educating Section members and the general public about the criminal justice system and its purpose; fostering productive communication among Section members, members of the judiciary, and criminal justice agencies; and seeking improvement in the operation of the criminal justice system.
The Diversity in the Profession Committee (formerly the Minority Opportunities Committee) will foster in the Knoxville legal community a climate of awareness of the particular needs of the minority lawyers and to implement programs designed to ensure that every attorney will have the opportunity to succeed professionally and participate in the affairs of the legal community without regard to race, color, creed, religion, or gender.
Employment law is an ever-changing area of the law and members will benefit from CLE programming, recent case law developments and legislative updates. The Employment Law Section is intended for management and plaintiff's counsel, in addition to in-house and government attorneys.
The Environmental Law Section is open to any attorney whose practice includes environmental, transactional or land use issues. The section will offer the opportunity to meet on a regular basis to discuss areas of common concern and develop a network providing access to members and professionals with environmental expertise.
The Family Law Section is open to any attorney practicing family law. The monthly meetings focus on local and state-wide issues relevant to the family law practitioner and provide a forum for discussion. Several times a year the Section sponsors topical CLE programs for family law practitioners.
The Fee Dispute Resolution Committee ("The FDC") exists to provide assistance to both clients and lawyers when a dispute arises regarding attorney's fees and both parties agree to participate in the process in which the FDC issues a non-binding decision.
The Functions Committee plans and organizes social and networking events to encourage interaction and to engage members of the Knoxville Bar Association.
The Government and Public Service Lawyers Section, open to all lawyers employed by any governmental entity, state, federal or local, including judicial clerks and attorneys with legal service agencies, has been organized to address the needs and concerns of government and public service lawyers which are not otherwise met by the organized Bar.
Knoxville Bar Association members help shape the legal profession's future by serving on one of the Bar's committees or participating in one or more of the Sections. KBA committees create and manage various projects, including offering networking and volunteer opportunities for members. The KBA's vitality is a reflection of the efforts of our hard-working volunteers. Visit the Volunteer Opportunities page to learn how to volunteer to serve on a KBA Committee. There is no additional charge to participate in any Section, so feel free to attend any Section activity. To learn how to run an Effective Meeting, click here to see a video presented by TBA Vice President Danny Van Horn.
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Involvement in committees and sections gives you the opportunity to influence the direction of your bar association and to meet colleagues from throughout East Tennessee. Please volunteer to serve on one of the KBA Committees. If you would like to become active in the KBA, this is your opportunity. We need your help! The Committees will not function unless interested members take part.
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The Interprofessional Relations Committee seeks to encourage mutually beneficial interaction among lawyers and other professionals in the community, such as physicians, accountants, financial planners, and the like. In addition, where existing relationships may be somewhat frayed at the edges, the Committee aims to find ways to promote a spirit of cooperation and better understanding.
This committee is dedicated to dealing with matters of interest to Bench and Bar and to improving relationships and communications between the judiciary and local attorneys.
The Law Office Technology & Management Committee's mission is to provide knowledge, information and skills to members of the Bar to use in implementing new (and existing) technologies and management practices and generally improving members' ability to deliver efficient, effective and quality services to their clients.
The Lawyer Referral & Information Service Committee is responsible for oversight of the Lawyer Referral & Information Service, including development and recommendation of policy and programmatic changes for the LRIS, the Speakers Bureau and the LAWLINE system.
The Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers Committee's mission is to assist judges, lawyers and law students with behavioral health related issues, whether it be alcohol or drug dependency, depression or other mental health issues, and confidentially assist these individuals in identifying, treating and recovering from these illnesses.
The Legislative Committee serves as the liaison between the Bar Association and the Knox County members of the Tennessee General Assembly. The Committee is responsible for making individual contacts with legislators during the year, and advising them of specific issues of interest to KBA during the annual Legislative Session.
The Membership Committee has primary responsibility for assisting the KBA staff in all membership-related functions, including designing the membership application and new member packets, publishing an annual Attorneys' Directory, sustaining and pursuing membership benefits and acting as liaison to the members and sections. The Committee also assists the Board of Governors in surveying the KBA members for assistance in improving the KBA or identifying areas of need or concern to the KBA or to the communities served by the KBA.
The purpose of the Memorials & Resolutions Committee is to provide a year-to-year record of the attorneys who pass into the Life Eternal. Each year the death of the individuals is noted and a notation is placed in the permanent records of the Knoxville Bar Association and with the Chancery Court of Knox County, Tennessee. The Committee sponsors a Memorial Service on the Friday before Thanksgiving to honor attorneys and judges who have passed away.
The Open Service Task Force is an initiative for 2015 to involve members of the Knoxville Bar Association in a wider variety of community outreach and volunteerism opportunities. Read more about the task force from the January 2015 issue of DICTA. Check the events calendar for upcoming opportunities to get involved or contact one of the co-chairs listed below.
The Professionalism Committee reports to the KBA Board of Governors on ethics issues and is responsible for developing programs to maintain highest professional standards and practices.
The Publications Committee's primary responsibility is the preparation and publication of the Knoxville Bar Association's monthly magazine, DICTA. Through DICTA, the Publications Committee attempts to inform the membership of KBA sponsored events, recent activities of interest to the Knoxville Bar, and other information of general interest.
The Seniors Section is comprised of members over the age of 50. The Section meets three to four times per year. The section affords an opportunity for senior members to gather for fellowship and address interests unique to them, while staying abreast of KBA activities.
The purpose of the Solo Practitioner/Small Firm Section is to create a network of members who either practice by themselves or in small firms to share information, pool resources and to identify specific management and marketing techniques designed for small firms and individual practices.
The Unauthorized Practice of Law Committee investigates and handles complaints from the public, lawyers and judges about persons engaging in the unauthorized practice of law.
View the Unauthorized Practice of Law Handbook.
The Unmet Legal Needs of Children Committee plans seminars and other events designed to increase awareness of the unmet legal needs of children involved in the Tennessee judicial system. The Committee partners with the Family Law Section to work toward resolving issues involving all aspects of the welfare of children. The Committee serves as a resource to help meet the needs of children involved in our legal system.
Local Agency Resources (Available Online):
The Work Life Balance Committee strives to highlight issues facing attorneys as they seek balance between busy careers, the demands of family, and personal health and well-being. The Committee works to provide educational seminars and articles to the wider bar, and also serves as a valuable network for the discussion of topics related to career satisfaction, productivity and time management.
J. Nicholas Arning Jr.
Woolf, McClane, Bright, Allen & Carpenter, PLLC
P.O. Box 900
Knoxville, TN 37901
Jamie Ballinger-Holden
Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz
265 Brookview Centre Way, Suite 600
Knoxville, TN 37919-
Committee Member
Phone: (865) 522-8767
Fax: (865) 522-0130
Committee Member
Phone: (865) 766-0056
Fax: (865) 766-0570
Wynne du Mariau Caffey
Elmore, Stone & Caffey, PLLC
5616 Kingston Pike, Suite 301
Knoxville, TN 37919
Committee Member
Phone: (865) 329-3334
Fax: (865) 329-9902
Committee Member
Phone: (865) 584-7720
Fax: (865) 584-6639
Garry W. Ferraris
Law Office of Garry Ferraris
127 West Jackson Avenue, Suite 306
Knoxville, TN 37902
Committee Member
Phone: (865) 594-5282
Fax: (865) 594-2825
Committee Member
Phone: (865) 599-0148
Fax: (865) 381-0407
Dana C. Holloway
Holloway Law & Mediation Center, PLLC
8351 E. Walker Springs Lane, Suite 401
Knoxville, TN 37923-
Committee Member
Phone: (865) 215-2515
Fax: (865) 215-4253
Committee Member
Phone: (865) 594-5279
Fax: (865) 594-2825
Christopher W. McCarty
Lewis, Thomason, King, Krieg & Waldrop, P.C.
P.O. Box 2425
Knoxville, TN 37901
Committee Member
Phone: (865) 545-4260
Fax: (865) 545-4086
Mary LeAnn Mynatt
Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz
265 Brookview Centre Way, Suite 600
Knoxville, TN 37919
Jesse D. Nelson
Law Office of Jesse D. Nelson, PLLC
9724 Kingston Pike, Suite 104
Knoxville, TN 37922-
Committee Member
Phone: (865) 637-0203
Fax: (865) 637-4850
Committee Member
Phone: (865) 523-3022
Fax: (865) 637-0137
Committee Member
Phone: (865) 687-0021
Fax: (865) 687-0177
Committee Member
Phone: (865) 215-2327
Fax: (865) 215-2936
Daniel A. Sanders
Knox County Law Department
400 Main Avenue, Suite 612, City County Building
Knoxville, TN 37902
Committee Member
Phone: (865) 215-2515
Fax: (865) 215-4253
Joan Stallard Stewart
Knox County District Attorney General's Office
P.O. Box 1468
Knoxville, TN 37901
Committee Member
Phone: (865) 386-1630
Hanson R. Tipton
Watson, Roach, Batson, Rowell & Lauderback, P.L.C.
P.O. Box 131
Knoxville, TN 37901
Committee Member
Phone: (931) 252-9123
Fax: (931) 520-9123
Committee Member
Phone: (865) 215-2561
Fax: (865) 215-2575
Committee Member
Phone: (865) 522-2717
Fax: (865) 522-7929
Access to Justice Activities
Add your organization to the KBA's Volunteer HandbookTo include your nonprofit organization in the list of agencies, please complete the form and email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
To include your nonprofit organization in the list of agencies, please complete the fillable form. The KBA Access to Justice Committee has developed a Volunteer Handbook that is availabl to KBA members. The handbook provides helpful information about how you can volunteer with area community service agencies and is in an easy-to-read format. Search for volunteer opportunities using the "Volunteer" tab on the home page of the KBA website. The material from the KBA's Volunteer handbook has been added to a searchable database so you can seach by agency name or category. If you are interested in adding your nonprofit organization to the database, please download the form and e-mail to Marsha Wilson at www.knoxbar.org.
Alternative Dispute Resolution Activities
The ADR Section meets regularly for a CLE program typically on the first Monday of the month at 5:30 p.m. at the law office of Butler, Vines & Babb - 2701 Kingston Pike (unless otherwise noted).
Archives Committee Activities
For more information aboutt the Archives Committee please contact Bob Crawford at (865) 525-5134.
Bankruptcy Activities
If your practice handles bankruptcy cases, contact the Bankruptcy Section to get involved and help shape the community and learning opportunities available to those who practice bankruptcy law. The Bankruptcy Law Section will develop CLE seminars, networking and social opportunities, and mentoring programs that enhance and improve the bankruptcy practice in East Tennessee.
Continuing Legal Education Activities
Special Offers for KBA members:
Buy 5, Get 1 Free!
The KBA is offering one FREE hour of online CLE when you register for five hours. Register for five hours of online CLE programs for the calendar year and get the sixth hour FREE!
Registration is easy! There are more than 40 KBA seminars available online for your convenience. Watch videos of KBA-sponsored CLE programs at discounted member rates. In addition to general and dual CLE credit, certified mediation credit (CME) is also available.
View Online Courses
CLE Season Pass
For KBA Members Licensed in 2010-2015
Another great way to save on CLE! Get your pass today! 15 hours of CLE for only $300!
Let the KBA help you fulfill your CLE hours! The CLE Season Pass offers KBA members licensed within the last 5 years the opportunity to get all of their required CLE hours for just $300. Any live or online CLE program sponsored by the KBA is included in the Season Pass. For only $300, the best value in town, you can pay for CLE credits in advance and earn quality CLE through the KBA!
* Only available for KBA Members who are licensed since 2009. The CLE Season Pass is non-transferable and can be used only by the individual to whom it is issued.
* No additional fee is required for any CLE program sponsored by the KBA, including lunch & learns, the Law Practice Today Expo or extended programs.
* A reservation is required at least 48 hours in advance of the seminar in order to use the season pass. If a reservation for a seminar is made, the CLE season pass holder must cancel 48 hours in advance of the program or forfeit the CLE hours. No transfers permitted.
* Valid only from January 1 - December 31, 2015 (or date of purchase if later than January 1st). Under no circumstances will the term on any Season Pass be extended beyond December 31, 2015.
Corporate Counsel Activities
If you have specific questions about upcoming meetings, feel free to contact Membership/Social Chair, Brittany Brent Smith at (865) 546-7311. For more information about the Corporate Counsel Section, please contact co-chairs Marcia Kilby at 362-1391 or David Headrick at 599-0148. Consigliere Newsletter
Criminal Justice Activities
The Criminal Justice Section represents attorneys and judges who participate in the criminal justice system here in Knox County. To have you name added to the section list, please contact the KBA Office at 522-6522.
The Local Rules of Knox County Criminal Court had not changed since 1989. Over the last 24 years, there have been many changes to the law and local practice. The criminal court judges have completed their revisions to the local rules and they went into effect on June 1, 2014.
Diversity in the Profession Activities
The Knoxville Bar Association, the University of Tennessee College of Law and Lincoln Memorial University - Duncan School of Law, sponsored a Minority Law Student Reception on September 30, 2014, at The Southern Depot in downtown Knoxville. The event was a success as approximately 30 law students attended the reception and met local attorneys from firms, solo practices, and government employers, as well as local judges. Dozens of students participated in a "Buddy Match Program" that paired law students with practicing attorneys.
Participating Law Firms
Anderson Busby PLLC
Arnett Draper & Hagood
Bill Hotz & Associates, P.C.
Butler, Vines & Babb, PLLC
Knox Co. Circuit Court, Division IV
Cohen & Chuck-Smith
Dunn, MacDonald & Reynolds, P.C.
Eldridge & Blakney, P.C.
Elmore Stone & Caffey
Gilreath & Associates
Hodges, Doughty & Carson, PLLC
Jolley and Eldridge
Kennerly, Montgomery & Finley, P.C.
Knox Co. District Atty. General's Office
Knox County Circuit Court, Div III
Knox County Law Director's Office
Kramer Rayson
Legal Aid of East Tennessee
Leibowitz Law Firm, PLLC
Lewis, Thomason, King, Krieg & Waldrop, PC
LMU Duncan School of Law
London Amburn
Ogle, Elrod & Baril, PLLC
Pitts & Lake, P.C.
Ritchie, Dillard, Davies & Johnson
Stone & Hinds PC
Tennessee Supreme Court
US Attorney's Office
U.T. College of Law
Winchester, Sellers
View photos from the Minority Law Student Reception held on Tuesday, September 30, 2014.
Attracting and Retaining Talent - Material for consideration
Employment Law Activities
The Employment Law Section plans a quarterly meeting and/or CLE program. For more information about the Employment Law Section, please contact Mark Travis at firstname.lastname@example.com or at (931) 252-9123.
Environmental Law Activities
For more information about the section, please contact Section Chairs James C. Wright or LeAnn Mynatt.
Family Law Activities
The Family Law Section meets on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 12 noon at The LunchBox, 607 Market Street. The section has speakers on family law topics or provides the opportunity to discuss issues relevant to family law practice. To have your name added to the section list, please contact the KBA Office at 522-6522.
Fee Dispute Resolution Activities
The Fee Dispute Committee meets every month on the first Wednesday of the month at the KBA Office at 12 noon.
Questions about Committees
Contact the KBA at 865-522-6522 if you have any questions.
Functions Activities
Check out the Photo Gallery for pictures of the Blind Wine event in April and the Trivia Night in November.
Government & Public Service Lawyers Activities
If you would like further information on the section, please contact the Section Chairs.
Government at Work . . . Who Knew?
Young Williams Child Support Services
By Kevin Teffeteller, Legal Director, Young Williams Child Support Services
Advising the United States Department of Interior - A Very Brief History of the Office of the Solicitor, Knoxville Field OfficeBy
By Courtney Shea, Field Solicitor
U.S. Department of Energy
By Colin Colverson, Office of Chief Counsel, US Department of Energy, Oak Ridge Office
City of Knoxville Law Department
By Angela Rauber, City of Knoxville Law Department
The Knox County Law Director's Office
By Daniel Sanders, Knox County Law Director's Office
Office of Disability Adjudication and Review
By Baily Perry Bowers, Office of Disability Adjudication & Review
The United States Trustee, Bankruptcy "Watchdog"
By Patricia C. Foster, Trial Attorney for the United States Trustee Region 8
Office of the General Counsel at the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)
By Kendra Mansur, Attorney, Office of the General Counsel, Tennessee Valley Authority
Division of Appeals and Hearings Tennessee Department of Human Services
By Althea Hickman Creel, Administrative Hearing Official, Division of Appeals and Hearings, Tennessee Department of Human Services
The Agony and the Irony: Little Known Effects of Sequestration on the United States Attorney's Office
By William C. Killian, United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Tennessee
Interprofessional Relations Activities
Interested in joining the Interprofessional Relations Committee? Do you have input on resources, events or activities that you'd like the Committee to offer? We want to hear from you! Contact the Committee Chairs.
Judicial Activities
The Judicial Committee meets at 4 p.m. every month on the second Thursday of the month at the Bistro by the Bijou (upstairs).
Law Office Tech. & Management Activities
Plan now to join us for the 10th Anniversary Expo on April 16 - 17, 2015.
Lawyer Referral & Info. Service Activities
Beginning now, KBA members can join LRIS for a low fee of $50.00 (now - June 2015). This fee will let you choose to be on one to four panels (areas of practice). By increasing the number of panels you choose, you will be increasing the number of referrals you will receive. Additional panels can be purchased for $25.00 per panel. Your LRIS membership allows you to benefit from our comprehensive marketing strategy which includes print ads, television and online promotions and access to business owners, civic clubs and organizations.
Contact Tracy Chain, LRIS Intake Specialist, at 522-6522 to arrange an appointment.
Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers Activities
Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers Committee
members provide assistance to lawyers, law firms and families of lawyers
suffering from alcoholism, addiction or other mental or
emotional problems that impair the lawyers' ability to practice law.
Help when you need it. Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers is a free,
confidential membership service of the Knoxville Bar Association.
For more information, please contact Jim Cornelius at 292-2515 or John Butler at 244-3925.
Legislative Activities
Membership Service Activities
Memorials & Resolutions Activities
The Memorials & Resolutions Committee provides a record of Knoxville attorneys who have passed away during the preceding year by preparing fitting resolutions memorializing their lives. These resolutions are placed in the permanent records of the Knoxville Bar Association and in the Chancery Court of Knox County.
Open Service Task Force Activities
Check the events calendar for upcoming opportunities or click the links below to learn more about each event.
May (Multiple Dates): Volunteer with Random Acts of Flowers. Learn more or sign up by clicking the dates - May 18, May 19 (morning shift), May 19 (afternoon shift), May 20, May 21 (morning shift), May 21 (afternoon shift).
Events that have already taken place:
- January: Provide & Serve Dinner at the YWCA
- February (Rescheduled to March): Open Service Task Force volunteer project at The Love Kitchen
- March: Open Service Task Force volunteer project with the East Tennessee Kidney Foundation.
- April: Open Service Task Force volunteer project at the Knoxville Area Urban League's Banquet for students in the Nastional Achievers' Society
Professionalism Activities
The KBA Professionalism Committee meets monthly on the second Tuesday at noon in Chancellor Weaver's courtroom (Knox Co. Chancery Court, Part I).
View photos from the Professionalism Committee's Annual Fall Hike held in September 2014.
Publications Activities
The KBA Publications Committee meets periodically to discuss articles of interest for DICTA. If you are interested in submitting an article for DICTA, please review our Publication Guidelines and Author Guidelines.
Senior Lawyers Activities
The Seniors Section is comprised of members over the age of 50. The Section meets three to four times per year. The section affords an opportunity for senior members to gather for fellowship and address interests unique to them, while staying abreast of KBA activities. The Senior Section meets quarterly at Chesapeake's.
Solo Practitioner & Small Firm Activities
Solo Practitioners & Small Firm Section
Please join other members of the Section on the first Wednesday of each month at the LunchBox at noon.
Beginning in 2002, the KBA Solo Practitioner & Small Firm has sponsored a continuing legal education program on how to set-up and maintain a law practice. Download the most recent version (2010).
Solo & Small Firms Not Goin' It Alone
DICTA often has at least one article related to solo and small firms located in the section titled Solo & Small Firms Not Goin' It Alone. We've gathered recent DICTA articles from that section so you don't have to dig through past issues!
Articles About Growing Your Practice
Ignorance is Bliss: Confessions of a Guy on a Ladder (August 2013)
By Jesse D. Nelson, Law Office of Jesse D. Nelson, PLLC
Musing on Marketing in a Small Firm Environment (December 2013)
By Anne M. McKinney, Anne M. McKinney, P.C.
Marketing 101: Curing Visiobibliophobia and Making Networking Work for You (September 2013)
By Sarah C. Easter, The McKellar Law Firm, PLLC
Marketing for Small Firms and Solo Practitioners (September 2014)
By Shelley S. Breeding and Stephanie Prager, Breeding & Lodato, LLC
Hot Tub Lawyer Time Machine (Without the Hot Tub) (April 2014)
By William E. Maddox, Jr. LLC
Making A Living as a Lawyer: Reflections on the Past Provide Hope for the Future (April 2013)
By Edward G. (Tripp) White III, Law Offices of Edward G. White III
Articles About Unique Issues, Challenges & Resources
Knoxville's Largest Law Firm (May 2013)
By Wm. Gregory Hall, Jr., WG Hall Law PLLC
Alphabet Soup for Solos & Small Firms: Or, a Solo IP Practitioner's Guide to Surviving & Thriving (June 2013)
By Esther R. Bell, Global Property Asset Management, PLLC
I Am My Own Paralegal: Tips for How to Survive Being A Solo Practitioner Without An Office Staff (October 2014)
By Kimberly R. Grace
To New Bar Members: You Already Have a Job (March 2014)
By William A. Slater
A Lesson from P.C.U. (January 2014)
By Edward G. (Tripp) White III, Law Offices of Edward G. White III
Solo in A Box (August 2014)
By Cynthia Richardson Wyrick, Ogle, Gass & Richardson, P.C.
Articles About Client Relations
Dealing with the Difficult Client (October 2013)
By Lucinda M. Albiston and Donna H. Smith, Albiston and Smith, PLLC
Dealing With Foreign Clients (June 2014)
By Charles Torres and Solange McDaniel, Torres Law Firm, PLLC
Unauthorized Practice of Law Activities
Unmet Legal Needs of Children Activities
Local Resources Available Online:
Work Life Balance Activities
Do you have input on resources, events or activities that you'd like the Committee to offer? Contact the KBA at 522-6522.
Questions about Committees
Contact the KBA at 865-522-6522 if you have any questions.


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Developer(s) | DMA Design |
Publisher(s) | BMG Interactive |
Release date(s) | PC June 1 1999 |
Genre(s) | Action |
Mode(s) | Single player, multiplayer |
Rating(s) | BBFC: 18 ESRB: Mature (M) |
Platform(s) | PC |
Media | Download |
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1961 – London 1961 1984 – Vice City Stories 2008 – Grand Theft Auto IV |
Grand Theft Auto Mission Pack #2: London, 1961 is a freely distributed mission pack, also known as an expansion pack, to the original Grand Theft Auto 1 and London, 1969 - requiring both to play.
Just as the first mission pack did, London 1961 uses same game engine as the original Grand Theft Auto 1. The game takes place in London eight years before the events of London 1969. The mission pack as implied includes new missions, 22 new vehicles, one new cutscene, and a new multiplayer deathmatch map based upon the UK city of Manchester.
While London 1969, is available for multiple systems, London 1961 is only available for PC, as downloadable freeware (a 7MB executable file). However, it requires the user to have both Grand Theft Auto 1, and GTA London 1969 (which itself requires GTA1).
London 1961 is the least known game in the series, simply because the game was not heavily promoted by Rockstar, is only available as a download, and does not feature prominently on the Rockstar Games website. The game relies upon word of mouth and internet discussion forums to become known to fans of the series.
- GTA London 1961, along with GTA London 1969, are the only games in the GTA series to be set outside the United States. It is also the only game to be set in a real location; the rest of the games in the series are set in ficticious cities based on real-life US cities, such as Miami and New York.
- GTA London 1961 is also the GTA Game to be set as the earliest.
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HP Support Assistant is a software program designed to help you keep your computer in working order, prevent potential problems from arising, and resolve problems quickly and easily. The program also provides valuable system information that you need when troubleshooting computer problems.
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Internet and security in HP Support Assistant
The Internet and security category provides Internet connection and security status, as well as access to the HP Network Check. The Internet and security button on the HP Support Assistant main page displays current Internet and security status.
The Security status tab lists various security tools and settings and indicates the status of each.
The Security status page displays a green check mark next to each item with a secure status.
When HP Support Assistant detects security risks, it displays a red triangle with an exclamation mark.
Contact technical support in HP Support Assistant
Click the Contact technical support button on the HP Support Assistant main page to display contact options and hours of operations.
To display contact options and hours, select your country or region from the drop-down list. HP Support Assistant displays the contact options available to you.
Audio and video in HP Support Assistant
The Audio and video category displays specifications for the audio device and display adapter, as well as a link to the HP Graphics Video Check.
Battery and Performance in HP Support Assistant
The Battery and performance category provides information and resources for the battery, system performance, and thermal.
Storage, backup and recovery in HP Support Assistant
The Storage, backup and recovery category provides information and resources about the hard drives, backup and recovery, memory, optical drives (CD and DVD drives) and flash media.
Printers and accessories in HP Support Assistant
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Smith outdueled Baylor's Nick Florence, who had a standout game of his own with 581 yards and five TDs.
Baylor's Terrance Williams set a Big 12 record with 314 yards receiving. The old mark was set minutes earlier by West Virginia's Stedman Bailey, who had 303 yards and five TDs.
Williams' 8-yard scoring catch brought Baylor (3-1) within 70-63 with 3:08 left.
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From the 1990s to this present date, STC India has been offering knowledge and improving professional lives in the field of technical communication.
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The Huntsville/North Alabama (H/NA) chapter of the Society for Technical Communication (STC) has been a leading professional resource for area technical communicators since 1959. We are also a member of the Huntsville Area Technical and Professional Societies (HATS), a local service organization for technical businesses, organizations, and professionals.
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STC France is an international community of the Society for Technical Communication (STC) with a local focus in France — the first European chapter (est. 1991). STC France, through its Chapter Leaders, supports technical communication professionals and students with networking opportunities, educational events, and career development resources.
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The mission of the Eastern Iowa Chapter of STC is to provide professional, social, and community service activities for technical communicators in Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, Waterloo, Dubuque, and the surrounding areas.
The Eastern Iowa Chapter of STC began in 1991 as a chapter of a greater (national) Society for Technical Communication (STC). As the Society evolved, so did the chapter. STC is now an international organization, the largest professional society in the world dedicated to the advancement of the theory and practice of technical communication.
This chapter offers industry leadership and the education, networking, and information required in a world where change is "the way it is."
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East Tennessee
The Society for Technical Communication's East Tennessee Chapter (STC-ETC) is the regional chapter for East Tennessee. STC-ETC provides a range of activities including an annual conference, membership meetings with guest speakers, community service, and technical publication and art competitions.
Created on: Friday, 21 January 2011
East Bay
The East Bay Chapter turns 50 this year!
Established in 1962, the East Bay Chapter serves members in the corridor of Highways 580 and 680 in the San Francisco, East Bay Area. More than 40 members work in such diverse fields as software application development, hardware manufacturing, research, electronics, and telecommunications. Technical Communicators can find resources, solutions, jobs, professional connections, and friendship with the East Bay Chapter.
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A Discussion Group for the Connecticut chapter of STC.
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Chicago is one STC's oldest and largest chapters. Members include technical writers & editors, content developers, instructional designers, academics, usability experts, web designers & developers, and translators.
Founded in 1955, STC Chicago has a rich tradition of providing diverse educational and networking experiences to technical communication professionals, as well as cultivating relationships between academia and industry.
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Charlotte Regional
The Charlotte Regional chapter of STC serves primarily members in and nearby the city of Charlotte, North Carolina. Students at UNC Charlotte and other area schools can also benefit from membership in Charlotte Regional STC. The Charlotte Regional Chapter holds two meetings a year at UNC Charlotte, including the awards ceremony for the student competition at the end of the spring semester.
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Central Ohio
Discussion Group for the Central Ohio chapter of STC
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Central New York
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Central Iowa
The STC Central Iowa Community, chartered in 1986 as the STC Des Moines Chapter, today includes over 70 technical communicators throughout Iowa. STC-Central Iowa meets September through May, offering programs in tools and technology, team communications, project management, and other topics that help our members acquire and develop the skills to stay marketable in the workplace.
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Canada West Coast
STC Canada West Coast has 270 members who belong to our chapter and work in high-tech industries, health care, the resource industries, the legal system, utilities, and government.
Created on: Friday, 21 January 2011
The Berkeley California chapter of the Society for Technical Communication (STC) was founded in 1987 and has a current membership of approximately 50. It strives to meet the needs of Bay Area technical communicators by providing an environment for learning and networking. It maintains a website, publishes a newsletter, holds monthly meetings, and participates in regional activities like the Touchstone technical communication competition and the Kenneth Gordon Scholarship.
We meet the second Wednesday of each month, except December, when we don't meet, and January, when we host the Touchstone awards on a Saturday night.
You can find details at www.stc-berkeley.org
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The Belgian Chapter was founded on March 6, 1997 by five enthusiastic technical communicators. Since then it has grown to a group of some 50 members and in 1998 won an award for the fastest growing chapter.
STC Belgium members include technical writers and editors, educators and students, graphic artists and technical illustrators, independent consultants and contractors, managers and supervisors, multimedia artists, photographers and audiovisual specialists, and translators.
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