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Enjoy this warm and comfortable mountain home with an open floor plan that features exposed beams, hard wood floors and lots of room to spread out. With its homey appeal, this house is perfect for families or groups. The cozy fireplace or a dip in the 8 person hot tub,will relax you after a day on the slopes or a picturesque bike ride. The kids can be doing their thing in one room while you enjoy conversation in another. Out the front window you will savor stunning views of 3 ski areas and Olympic ski jumps. Easy highway access just adds to the home's appeal.
The best testament to my home is that every guest who booked last season was a return customer. They appreciated the location, the comfortable atmosphere and the price.
This lovely home is ideally located for quick access to many of Utah's world class ski resorts. Canyons Resort is 8 minutes, Deer Valley 10 (via Deer Crest gondola - a local's secret) and Park City Resort 12 minutes. You can be to Snowbird/Alta in 40 and my favorite, Snow Basin, in 50. Endless mountain bike trails are accessible right from the door and road biking is very popular in the area. World class fly fishing, kayaking, 3 reservoirs for water sports and hot air ballooning are just a few more of the activities found here. Shopping, Brew Pubs, restaurants and more are just 6 minutes away and a convenience store is 100 yards close.
A great home, priced right in a convenient location.
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I am a high school teacher and builder and we built this home to have a warm, open feeling. Everyone who has stayed in our home has been very happy whether they were here skiing, biking, watching Sundance Film Fest movies, kayaking, fishing or just plain relaxing.
Jeff purchased this house in 1999
I came here to ski and still call it home.Park City is a great place to live and a wonderful place to vacation. Our home is conveniently located to make it easy to get to any of the 9 resorts in the area or over 300 miles of mountain bike trails. World class fly fishing,kayaking, hot air balloon rides are all right here.
The view of 3 ski areas is hard to find any where. You can bike right out the door or drive less than 10 minutes to 3 world class ski areas.
7 of us had a great ski weekend for 5 days and the house was pefect. Clean, great bedding, well stocked, fireplace, dryer for boots, excellent central location for our needs, and priced right.
Our annual ski trip strives to go some place new each year and your accommodations filled the bill yet again. Had a great time at Snow Basin, an easy 45 min drive. Also went to Alta, only 45 min the other direction. Topped it all off with a great powder day at The Canyons. We really enjoyed our stay at your house which continues to be an excellent value and extremely comfortable for our group. I'm sure we'll be getting in touch with you on our next ski trip to Utah!
House was perfect for my family. Owner was great to work with and the rental process was very easy. Would definately return again.
The house was perfect for us. It was very clean on entry, well stocked with everything thing you could need and well located. Plenty of space for multiple families to stay comfortable. Shopping is just 5 min down the road with Walmart several restaurants and a great super market called Smith's, where we shoped for dinner many times and either cooked or BarB Qued at the house. Jeff the owner is really nice and easy to deal with. He keeps you informed and is prompt with help. We visited during the summer and took advantage of the mild Utah weather and did some great outdoor activities such as: zip lining (awesome and only 10 min away at Canyons) hiking at Canyons and we hiked up to Timpaganos Cave ( 40 min dr ). My 9 yr old daughter also loved all the alpine slide activities at PCMR and at Canyons. There is also Lake Jordanelle (15 min) where we spent a whole afternoon with a picnic lunch and swimming. Horseback riding is also spectacular in these mountains. We would reccomend this house to anyone!
We had an all adult weekend up in PC and we had a blast! We stayed in for the first night, grilled and ate dinner outside at the house. It was perfect and beautiful, the sunset was amazing! The house is very homey and comfortable. I also appreciated how clean it was on arrival. The home is not far from shopping and restaurants and you can see the Utah Olympic Park from the house!
First off Jeff, the owner, was wonderful to work with. It was simple to do business with him. His home was wonderful to stay in. We used the Hot Tub and found the home to clean, well set up, and very comfortable. We were using it as a family get away and it was great. For the skiers out there is was set up nicely with a boot and glove drier. We would recommend this home to any of our family or friends.
This lovely home is in an ideal location for being able to ski many of Utah's world class ski resorts with Deer Valley, The Canyons and Park City all within 12 minutes. Shopping, Brew Pubs, restaurants and more are just 6 minutes away and a convenience store is 100 yards close.
Other Activities: shopping, kayaking, boating, snowboarding, snowmobiling, wildlife viewing, health/beauty spa, racquetball, hot air ballooning
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â??That rush was better than anything. Iâ??m always chasing it.â?ť
And chase it he did, though that too led him into trouble. He quickly found that the underground music industry was full of shady deals and sudden shootouts, but he had Craig Hedrington, his best friend, manager, and bodyguard, to help him fight off stalking groupies and duck gunfire.
â??(Craig) would say, â??Apache, drop the mic! The showâ??s over! Thatâ??s not music weâ??re hearing!â??â?ť Prinze recalled with a laugh. â??Iâ??ve known Craig for years. I trust this man with my life.â?ť
Hedrington is still with him today as they sit on a leather couch in the back corner of Shakers Bar & Grille (703 W. Broad St., Hazleton) for an interview with The Weekender. Prinze moved to Hazleton in 2010 to escape the aforementioned madness of New York City, though the 32-year-old travels back and forth often to expand his burgeoning movie career.
Apache spent years playing small background roles and modeling for The Gap, which paid off when his first big break came along in the form of a TV movie called â??POWER: The Eddie Matos Story,â?ť directed by JesĂşs Salvador Treviño (â??Star Trek: Voyagerâ?ť) and starring Alexis Cruz (â??Stargateâ?ť) and Isaiah Washington (â??Greyâ??s Anatomyâ?ť). He was cast in the part of a drug dealer, paying only $35 for 12 hours of background work.
â??I met Alex. They gave us a scene, and the directorâ?»goes, â??Look, Apache, you need to grab him forcefully and act like he stole your money,â??â?ť Prinze said.
â??Iâ??m shaking him and Iâ??m talking to him and me and Alex are going back and forthâ?» Luckily, the (Screen Actors Guild) representative was there and she goes, â??I heard you give him lines. You told him what to do.â?? $35 became $800 for one dayâ??s work. She said, â??Guess what? Welcome to SAG.â?? If I wouldnâ??t have gone for that $35, I would never have been in SAG today. Who knows what might have happened?â?ť
Living by the adage that â??there are no small parts, only small actors,â?ť he said he earned small roles in movies like â??Shaft,â?ť â??Maid in Manhattan,â?ť â??Fantastic Four,â?ť and â??Spider-Man 2â?ť and TV shows like â??Sex and the Cityâ?ť and â??The Sopranos.â?ť
This also earned him plenty of stories.
â??Samuel L. Jackson â?? great guy. I worked on â??Freedomlandâ?? with him; I had a little bit part. I was nothing. He was in there, too, and he was like, â??Apache, didnâ??t I kill you?â?? because in â??Shaft,â?? me and him get into a shootout in the street. Weâ??re shooting at each other and Iâ??m blasting at him and heâ??s blasting back. He shoots me twice in the chest and I collapse,â?ť Prinze explained.
â??I go, â??Yeah, you remember?â?? He said, â??How could I forget you, man? How could I forget Apache? How many Apaches do I know?â?? Real nice guy.
â??He (told me), â??Apache, your time will come.â??â?ť
Jennifer Lopez also offered him encouragement during the filming of 2002â??s â??Maid in Manhattan.â?ť
â??Iâ??m trying to do my scene, but Iâ??m nervous because these guys are huge and Iâ??m just a bit part actor, you know? And then Jennifer looks at me and smiles and says, â??Youâ??re nervous, arenâ??t you?â?? She smiles at me and I look like an idiot. I didnâ??t say anything!â?ť
He even became longtime friends with John Leguizamo while filming â??Empireâ?ť in 2002, playing yet another drug dealer, though he says he doesnâ??t drink, smoke, or take drugs himself.
â??I get a lot of drug dealer roles. I donâ??t know why. Figure that â?? my mother says, â??Son, are you going to be a doctor?â?? â??Mom, Iâ??m never going to be a doctor or a lawyer, trust me. I look like a drug dealer.â?? Iâ??m not, but Iâ??ll always play a drug dealer,â?ť he admitted between chuckles.
Just minutes later, Prinze proves once again that looks can be deceiving when his cell phone goes off, chirping the sound of a â??Star Trekâ?ť communicator. The self-described â??fanaticâ?ť and â??geekâ?ť boasts two bedrooms full of merchandise in his Hazleton home, including 17 entire film reels from 2009â??s â??Star Trek.â?ť
â??People look at me and say, â??Youâ??re a geek?â?? Iâ??m like, â??Donâ??t judge a book by its cover,â??â?ť he noted. â??Iâ??m trying to get into â??Star Trekâ?? (as an actor). I could die after that.â?ť
Working behind the scenes on movies like â??I Am Legend,â?ť â??American Gangster,â?ť â??The Bourne Ultimatum,â?ť and â??What Happens in Vegas,â?ť his brother, Anthony, a production assistant, is working on bringing him onto the production of â??The Amazing Spider-Man 2,â?ť which Prinze hopes will lead to another acting gig.
â??Iâ??ll be anything. Iâ??ll be a tree in â??Spider-Man 2.â?? But just being in the circle, just being involved â?? you donâ??t know what will happen.â?ť
His next film as an actor, set for release in April, is â??Disconnect,â?ť starring Jason Bateman (â??Horrible Bossesâ?ť), Alexander SkarsgĂĄrd (â??True Bloodâ?ť), and Paula Patton (â??Mission: Impossible â?? Ghost Protocolâ?ť), and he is still working on production of The CWâ??s â??The Carrie Diariesâ?ť until March as he writes and records a new album. As if he didnâ??t have enough on his plate, heâ??s also looking to make his new home a better place to live.
After starring in â??Cycle,â?ť an award-winning short film about domestic violence that he donates to clinics, Prinze started working on a follow-up, highlighting the importance of the issue to him. When he heard that Joe Maddon, manager for the Tampa Bay Rays and Hazleton native, was starting a community center for disadvantaged children in his hometown, Prinze met with Maddon, Mayor Joseph Yannuzzi, Hazleton Integration Project Director Bob Curry, and members of the local Latino community to see how he could help with that project as well as quelling crime in the area.
â??All this violence thatâ??s been going on has become a problem. Theyâ??re telling me that this town used to be thriving at one point, and all of a sudden, it fell apart. I want to help. If Iâ??m in a position that people will listen, great â?? then letâ??s do something positive with it,â?ť he emphasized.
â??At the end of the day, if I just end up an old man that people forgot, fine, but in my heart, I know that I helped.â?ť
He may have moved to the small Luzerne County city for the peace and privacy, but he said he doesnâ??t mind if his activism, or his rising career in entertainment, start to draw attention to his presence.
â??I found a nice piece of property. Itâ??s pretty quiet here; nobody knows who I am. I like it that way. That works for me,â?ť Prinze acknowledged.
â??But little by little, people are like, â??I saw you in something.â??â?ť
Acting roles:
â??Maid in Manhattanâ??
â??Fantastic Fourâ??
â??Spider-Man 2â??
â??Sex and the Cityâ??
â??The Sopranosâ??
Production work:
â??The Bourne Ultimatumâ??
â??American Gangsterâ??
â??I Am Legendâ??
â??What Happens in Vegasâ??
â??Baby Mamaâ??
â??Julie & Juliaâ??


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D.C. Circuit
5th Circuit, Barack Obama, Crime, D.C. Circuit, Edith Jones, Intellectual Property, Judicial Divas, Legal Ethics, Morning Docket, Murder, New Jersey, Patents, Prostitution
* Meow! An ethics complaint has been filed against Judge Edith Jones, the judicial diva herself, over insensitive comments about race and the death penalty that she made at Penn Law. [San Antonio Express-News]
* In the pissing contest over judicial confirmations, it's fair to say that Obama's recent nominees to the D.C. Circuit won't receive a hearing, much less be confirmed, any time soon. [WSJ Law Blog (sub. req.)]
* Nobody likes patent trolls, not even the president. Obama went on the offensive yesterday, promising to curb unwarranted intellectual property litigation filed by pesky profiteers. [Thomson Reuters News & Insight]
* Speaking of patents, there's a new exchange being formed for public trading rights. Please welcome the Intellectual Property Exchange International, the first exchange platform of its kind. IP: so hot right now. [DealBook / New York Times]
* After a review of evidence that Colorado movie theater shooting suspect James Holmes was whacked out of his mind at the time of the shooting, he was allowed to enter an insanity plea. [Bloomberg]
* The judge in the Oscar Pistorius case has adjourned the track star's legal proceedings until August on account of a "trial by media." We'll probably continue to speculate about it until then. [New York Times]
* A woman is suing because she got her ass kicked by a gang of hookers at a Florida hotel. She claims the prostitutes thought she was infringing on their territory. Nope — she's just a Jersey girl. [Fox News]
Bankruptcy, Biglaw, Crime, D.C. Circuit, Howrey LLP, Job Searches, Law Professors, Law Schools, Military / Military Law, Morning Docket, Murder, Privacy, Sex, Sex Scandals
* Because the Senate doesn't work properly when it comes to doing things efficiently, Obama will nominate three candidates for the D.C. Circuit. The outrage! The horror! The court-packing! [Legal Times]
* Howrey going to sue everyone in time to meet this bankruptcy deadline? When you've only got a few days left before the statute of limitations expires, you file up to 33 suits per day. [Am Law Daily]
* Attack of the lawyer glut! If you're a recent law school grad who's still unemployed, chances are high that this chart detailing the ratio of lawyers to job openings will make you shed a tear. [The Atlantic]
* Tey Tsun Hang, the law professor convicted on corruption charges after having an affair with a student, is heading to jail for five months. Giving out all of that extra credit wasn't worth it after all. [Bloomberg]
* Nidal Hasan, the accused Fort Hood shooter, will be representing himself in his murder trial. He'll use a "defense of others" argument, which seems obtuse given the nature of the crime. [Huffington Post]
* Bradley Manning's court-martial began with a bang, with the prosecution arguing that the young intelligence analyst put lives at risk, while his own attorney called him a "humanist." [New York Times]
* Jill Kelley, the woman who helped bring about the downfall of General David Petraeus by exposing his affair, has filed a lawsuit against government officials alleging privacy violations of all things. [USA Today]
Making the Move: Why it's Better to Use a Legal Recruiter
Some lawyers are best-served beavering away in the firm where they have worked since law school. For most legal careers, though, there come inflection points where a change of job can open a whole new world of opportunity. Recognizing whether your career has reached such an inflection point, and then knowing whom to trust to help […]
Affirmative Action, Blogging, D.C. Circuit, Job Searches, John Roberts, Non-Sequiturs, U.S. News
* Slave law is still considered "good law" by the courts? Originalism is alive and well! [Post & Found]
* For the first time ever, the Washington Post's scavenger hunt/riddle/prove how pretentious we are competition was won by a single individual. Congratulations to Sullivan and Cromwell's Sean Memon, an '08 Duke grad, who prevailed after figuring out that nothing was happening. That makes sense when you read the article. [Constitutional Daily]
* Here's an argument against affirmative action based on the premise that black people at the barest of margins may be hindered by having too good of a résumé. This is, well, wrong, but much more intellectual than the arguments against affirmative action advanced by the Chief Justice. [Ramblings on Appeal]
* A San Diego lawyer is seeking a young attorney in L.A. to work for slightly more than peanuts. But the requirements are entertaining, like confidence that "you are going to be the next F. Lee Baily or Johnny Cochran." The poster is also an "elderly gay man (late 50′s)." Is that really elderly anymore? [Craigslist]
* More on the problems facing the D.C. Circuit. Probably a good reason to shrink the complement of the Circuit. [SSRN]
* Another look at the business benefits of blogging. Get out there, people! [Likelihood of Confusion]
* Hey there, lawyers! The Wall Street Journal would like you to know that you and your ilk are responsible for the student loan bailout. Video after ye olde jump…
Barack Obama, D.C. Circuit, John Roberts, Judicial Conference, Judicial Nominations, Politics
Senators Call For Shrinking Small, Overworked D.C. Circuit
Republicans accuse President Obama of wantonly fulfilling his legal obligations.
Biglaw, California, Celebrities, Constitutional Law, D.C. Circuit, Deaths, Education / Schools, Eric Holder, Federalist Society, Gay, Gay Marriage, Gender, Law Professors, Law School Deans, Law Schools, Litigatrix, Morning Docket, Police, Politics, Religion, SCOTUS, Shoes, Supreme Court, White House Counsel
* Let's get ready to rumble! Some of the Supreme Court's most controversial opinions yet are expected to be rolled out in the coming weeks — and maybe even today. Stay tuned for news. [CNN]
* Let's see what happens when Obama nominates three judges at once to the D.C. Circuit. How many of them will be confirmed as quickly as Sri Srinivasan? Probably not many. [New York Times]
* White House counsel and leading litigatrix Kathryn Ruemmler is best known for her fabulous shoes, but this week, she's taking some flak for her involvement in the IRS scandal. [New York Times]
* "I don't know whether the Lord Himself could get confirmed at this point." It looks like poor Attorney General Eric Holder doesn't have very many people left to turn to thanks to executive and congressional inaction. [Bloomberg]
* When it comes to recent diversity efforts in Biglaw there's an ebb, but not really a flow, and it's all being blamed on the recession. Also, "diversity fatigue" is apparently a thing now. [New York Times]
* The $200 million gender discrimination suit filed against Greenberg Traurig over the firm's alleged "old boys club" has been settled for an undisclosed amount. You go girl! [Thomson Reuters News & Insight]
* According to Judge Murray Snow, Arizona's most beloved sheriff, Joe Arpaio, has been violating the constitutional rights of all of the Latinos whom he supposedly "hadn't" been racially profiling. [Reuters]
* My, how things change: David Blankenhorn, a man who once testified as an expert witness in support of Proposition 8 at trial, has come forward to condemn anti-marriage equality laws. [Los Angeles Times]
* Stewart Schwab, the dean of Cornell Law School, will step down in June 2014. Perhaps the next dean will crack down on the number of cam girls pleasuring themselves in the law library. [Cornell Chronicle]
* Law schools tend to be "bastions of liberalism," which makes it hard for students to find intellectual diversity. It's a good thing we've got the Federalist Society to balance things out. [Washington Times]
* People who think Washington needs another law school propose one for students "who can't afford to … go into debt … to get their legal degree." This won't sit well with the legal academy. [News Tribune]
* With Lindsay Lohan stuck in rehab, Amanda Bynes decided it was her turn to go wild. The retired actress says she's suing the NYPD for unlawful arrest and sexual harassment. [New York Daily News]
* Alton Lemon, the Supreme Court plaintiff behind the eponymous Lemon test, RIP. [New York Times]
Biglaw, D.C. Circuit, Election Law, Environment / Environmental Law, Eric Holder, John Roberts, Labor / Employment, Law Schools, Non-Sequiturs, SCOTUS, Small Law Firms, Supreme Court, Technology
Ed. note: Above the Law will not be publishing on Monday, May 27, in observance of the Memorial Day holiday.
* Manhattan Justice Paul Wooten has ordered CBS to produce all emails between it and the Brooklyn DA's office concerning "Brooklyn D.A." and ordered a hearing this afternoon. CBS attorneys are irritated. Now they know how everyone feels when they have to watch Two and a Half Men. [WiseLaw NY]
* Lois Lerner, the embattled IRS supervisor at the heart of the recent scandal, invoked the Fifth Amendment in her congressional hearing, but in a way that may open the door to contempt. Ironically, maintaining innocence while invoking the Fifth opens one up to "heightened scrutiny." As noted in Morning Docket, she's been put on administrative leave. [Simple Justice]
* T.J. Duane of Lateral Link was named one of the 17 Stanford business students who is going to change the world. Duane is working on technology to "provid[e] solo and boutique attorneys the benefits without the drawbacks of big law." That's much better than my proposal to provide solo and boutique attorneys the drawbacks without the benefits of big law, which is just a device that passive-aggressively second-guesses every decision a lawyer makes. [Business Insider]
* The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has asked the Supreme Court to uphold the D.C. Circuit's decision holding Obama's NLRB recess appointments unconstitutional because the appointments caused "major confusion for both employers and employees alike." They've got a point. Not having a quorum on the NLRB because the Senate refuses to confirm anyone and plays parliamentary games does provide certainty… the certainty that the NLRB cannot function and its a free-for-all against workers. [Free Enterprise]
* Law school applications are down, but not as drastically as expected. [Faculty Lounge]
* In any event, law schools are facing an economic reckoning dubbed "Peak Law School." [Lawyers, Guns & Money]
* A new CBO report analyzes the impact of a carbon tax, in case you're preparing to start papering cap-and-trade deals. [Breaking Energy]
* Do potential clients really care about social media? I "Like" this story. [Associate's Mind]
* Courtesy of the ABA Journal, you can check out the swag Chief Justice Roberts and Eric Holder got from foreign nations in 2010 after the jump…
Animal Law, Barack Obama, Biglaw, Boalt Hall, Cocaine / Crack, D.C. Circuit, Death Penalty, Drugs, Eric Holder, Federal Judges, Gay, Media and Journalism, Morning Docket, Murder, Tax Law, Trials
* "Journalists should not be at legal risk for doing their jobs." Thanks Obama, but AG Eric Holder was the one who kind of signed off on the James Rosen search warrant. [Open Channel / NBC News]
* The chief judge of the D.C. Circuit apologized for a lack of transparency in the James Rosen probe, and this is one of the least embarrassing things that happened this week. [Washington Post]
* Despite having "done nothing wrong," embattled tax official Lois Lerner announced she's been placed on administrative leave in light of recent events. I salute you, fellow WNE grad. [National Review]
* Watch out, patent trolls, because this proposed bill might actually be — gasp! — helpful. If enacted, the Patent Abuse Reduction Act's goal is to help keep discovery costs down. [Hillicon Valley / The Hill]
* It's a hell of a drug: for some lawyers, the sequester won't be such a bad thing after all, because Coast Guard and Navy forces won't be available to intercept 38 tons of cocaine. [Breaking Defense]
* Proskauer Rose's ex-CFO, Elly Rosenthal, has cut down her $10 million suit against the firm to just one allegation. She claims the firm fired her solely for her diagnosis of breast cancer. [Am Law Daily]
* A third perpetrator emerged in the Berkeley bird beheading case, and he was just sentenced to two days in jail. Can you listen to BARBRI in a jail cell? I guess he'll find out. [San Francisco Chronicle]
* The Boy Scouts of America will now admit openly gay youths into their ranks for the first time in the history of ever. You should probably "be prepared" for a flurry of litigation over this. [New York Times]
* A mistrial was declared in the penalty phase of the Jodi Arias murder trial. Ugh, come on with this, the Lifetime movie is already in post-production! How on earth are they going to work this in? [CNN]
D.C. Circuit, Defamation, Education / Schools, India, Law Schools, Non-Sequiturs, Politics, Sex
* Congratulations to Sri Srinivasan on his unanimous confirmation to the D.C. Circuit. Fun Fact: Sri Srinivasan played high school basketball on the same team as Danny Manning. No joke there, it's just a random fun fact I know about him. [USA Today] * Should health care cover sex for people with disabilities? Sure, but […]
Bar Exams, Bernie Madoff, Biglaw, California, D.C. Circuit, Immigration, Money, Morning Docket, Murder, New Jersey, Pictures, Pro Bono, Senate Judiciary Committee, Trials, War on Terror
* A bipartisan immigration reform bill made its way through the Senate Judiciary Committee and will head to the Senate floor. Of course, the amendments in support of gay marriage didn't make it in, but that may be moot soon anyway. [CNN]
* IRS official Lois Lerner may not be very "good at math," but at least she seems to know the basic principles of constitutional law. She'll invoke her Fifth Amendment rights before the House Oversight Committee today. [Politico]
* The D.C. Circuit ruled that the top secret Osama bin Laden death photos will remain top secret, but the internet's desperate cries of "pics or it didn't happen" will live on in our hearts. [Thomson Reuters News & Insight]
* Attention naysayers: it may be time to face the music. According to the latest Altman Weil survey, most law firm leaders think all of these fun recession-driven changes are here to stay. [Am Law Daily]
* Twenty-two law firms are banding together to fight against fraudulent financial products on a worldwide scale. It's too bad this legal alliance didn't exist before the Bernie Madoff scandal. [New York Times]
* It looks like New Jersey may soon be hopping aboard the pro bono work before bar admission train. You better hope you get your clinic placements in order, people. [New Jersey Law Journal (sub. req.)]
* The results for the February 2013 bar exam in California are out, and they're frightening. It's time to try that acting thing again, because only 41 percent of all test takers passed the exam. [The Recorder]
* Jodi Arias is now begging jurors to allow her to live out the rest of her days in prison. She wants to contribute to society by painting, recycling, and… not slashing additional throats. Lovely. [Fox News]
Your Clients Already Think They Know The Law. How Are You Adapting?
Studies have found that 63 million Americans qualify for Legal Services Corporation-funded civil legal assistance. These lower-income persons may have serious legal needs, and when they do they completely mess up the courts smooth operations. In a survey of trial judges, more than 60% of the judges reported that unrepresented litigants had errors in procedure. 78% […]
D.C. Circuit, Department of Justice, Non-Sequiturs, Privacy
* Even JFK had mommy issues. Unfortunately, his came with possible nuclear armageddon. [Lowering the Bar]
* Washington, D.C. is a horrible back-biting hellhole. Except for the D.C. Circuit, where Judge Tatel and Chief Judge Sentelle apparently hold weekly kumbaya circles and talk about their feelings. [Concurring Opinions]
* Prosecutors file motions to keep George Zimmerman's lawyers from bringing up Trayvon Martin's past in the trial. Probably because "getting into school fights" is not particularly probative of "deserved to get murdered." [WKMG]
* Another look at the DOJ/AP scandal from a unique perspective: a privacy lawyer who used to be a journalist. [Inside Privacy]
* Jones Day landed the plum job as restructuring counsel for Detroit by one "point." [AmLaw Daily]
* When you're choosing an expert witness, you should really look for that elusive "part-Don Draper, part-Lois Griffin" type. [The Expert Institute]
* This was an actual problem I encountered when I had to edit the bills of some of my colleagues. [First World Lawyer Problems]
Biglaw, Book Club, Books, D.C. Circuit, Guns / Firearms, Intellectual Property, Jed Rakoff, Law Schools, Legal Ethics, Lindsay Lohan, Morning Docket, Partner Issues, Patents, Politics, Senate Judiciary Committee, Wall Street Journal, Weddings
* "I don't believe judges should be filibustered." Tell that to the rest of your Republican pals, Senator Hatch. D.C. Circuit nom Sri Srinivasan faced little drama at the Senate Judiciary Committee yesterday. [Bloomberg]
* A bipartisan gun regulation deal has been reached in the Senate, and of course the NRA is opposing it — well, except for the parts that expand gun rights. The group really likes those parts. [Washington Post]
* Trolling for patent partners? Bingham recently snagged five IP partners from DLA Piper's Los Angeles office, including the former co-chair of DLA patent litigation department. [Thomson Reuters News & Insight]
* Time well spent: while Detroit hangs on the precipice of bankruptcy, local politicians are worrying about whether retaining Jones Day poses a conflict of interest for their emergency manager (formerly of Jones Day). [Am Law Daily]
* NYLS — or should we say "New York's law school" — is revamping its clinical program to kill two birds with one stone (e.g., fulfilling pro bono hours and boosting job prospects). [National Law Journal]
* For all the talk of his being a hard ass, Judge Rakoff is a nice guy after all! The judge gave an ex-SAC trader permission to go on a honeymoon after his release from prison. [DealBook / New York Times]
* If you've ever wondered how Lat spends his free time, sometimes he's off writing book reviews for distinguished publications. Check out his review of Mistrial (affiliate link) here. [Wall Street Journal]
* "Lindsay Lohan is the victim." What the Heller you talking about? LiLo's lawyer thinks there's a conspiracy among the prosecutors on her case that's resulted in leaks of information to TMZ. [CNN]
Bankruptcy, Barack Obama, Biglaw, Confirmations, D.C. Circuit, Deaths, Federal Judges, Free Speech, Howrey LLP, Job Searches, Law Schools, Morning Docket, State Attorneys General, United Kingdom / Great Britain
* President Obama apologized to Kamala Harris after referring to her as the "best-looking attorney general in the country." We're guessing the First Lady was none too pleased with her husband's behavior. [New York Times]
* If you're unemployed (or were the victim of a recent layoff), try to keep your head up, because there's still hope for you. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the legal sector added 2,000 jobs last month. [Am Law Daily]
* The 10 percent vacancy rate on the nation's federal courts is unacceptable and the New York Times is ON IT. Perhaps D.C. Circuit hopeful Sri Srinivasan will have some luck at this week's judicial confirmation hearing. [New York Times]
* Shine bright like A. Diamond: Howrey's bankruptcy trustee is still trying to get "unfinished business" settlements from several Biglaw firms, but managed to secure funds from ALAS. [Capital Business / Washington Post]
* Contrary to what law deans tell you in the op-ed pages, if you want to work as a real lawyer, it actually matters where you go to law school. We'll probably have more on this later today. [National Law Journal]
* Cooley Law took a hard hit in the appeal of its defamation case against Rockstar05, and now the disgruntled blogger may seek a dismissal. Score one for anonymous online speech! [Ars Technica]
* Margaret Thatcher, Great Britain's first female Prime Minister, RIP. [CNN]
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* So, after being shut down for more than two years, Caitlin Halligan asked President Obama to withdraw her nomination to the D.C. Circuit. This is how democracy works in our country, folks, and it's pretty sad. [People For the American Way; Post Politics / Washington Post]
* In America, we're trying to get official recognition for gay marriage. In Scotland, they're trying to get official recognition for weddings performed by Jedi Knights. Please, by all means, proceed to stroke each other's lightsabers over this exciting nerd news. [Volokh Conspiracy]
* Oh my god, this is something I'm definitely going to have to sit down and read, it looks so salacious and — oh. *eyeroll* This just in from the subtitle letdown department…. [Overlawyered]
* A political consultant in Nebraska apparently got himself fired because he called Sen. Danielle Conrad a C-U-Next-Tuesday on his Facebook page. That was way harsh, Tai. [Jezebel]
* Click here to listen to Professor Brian Tamanaha and Dean Lawrence Mitchell talk about rethinking the future of legal education. Tamanaha thinks the tuition is too damn high, whereas Dean Mitchell simply thinks that "life is expensive." Not even kidding, he really said that. [Associate's Mind]
* At Target, you can definitely expect more and pay less, but that's probably because your money's allegedly being stolen out of the cash register. [Legal Juice]
* And just because I love just about everything that Lindsay Lohan does because she's the hottest of all messes, here's a timeline of her mug shots ranked in order of her sex appeal. I love that we live in a world where such a thing actually exists! [Gawker]
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* The triple-dog dare: a technique employed to show off how just efficient American democracy is, or something that's just so ridiculous it might work in the Senate when it comes to judicial filibusters for appeals court nominees. [New York Times]
* If the Supreme Court were to strike down Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act, the Obama administration has a plan in the works from the last time they thought the Supreme Court was going to strike down the very same section. [Huffington Post]
* It takes more than one legal memo to justify the killing of an American overseas — just ask the guys from the DOJ's Office of Legal Counsel who rationalized the drone strike against Anwar al-Awlaki. [New York Times]
* Remember the Winston & Strawn stealth associate layoffs of 2012? Those weren't layoffs, silly. They just left "because of reduced demand for junior lawyers." Also, we have a bridge to sell you in Brooklyn. [Am Law Daily]
* If you're not satisfied with your law degree after failing the bar exam, don't worry, we've got a money-back guarantee. We'll give you back 8.9% of your three-year tuition. It's better than nothing! [National Law Journal]
* Meanwhile, if law school were only two years long instead of three, then perhaps a money-back guarantee would actually mean something. For now, it's just one big public relations stunt. [Pittsburgh Post-Gazette]
* Joseph Kelner, plaintiffs' attorney in the Kent State suit and lawyer for Bernie Goetz, RIP. [New York Times]
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* Court rules that overlapping elements between romance novels do not amount to infringement. I mean, there's only so many ways to phrase "throbbing member." [Courthouse News Service]
* Pinellas County, Florida (Tampa Bay area) returns to using fluoridated water after a governmental sea change brought on by the issue. Don't they understand the Communist plot to sap and impurify our precious bodily fluids? [Tampa Bay Times]
* In fairness, I think pro se litigants generally have a pretty good ineffective assistance claim. [Lowering the Bar]
* The D.C. Circuit managed to irritate both environmentalists and industry by affirming Fish and Wildlife's designation of polar bears as "threatened." It's a nice middle ground. You know who else would appreciate some middle ground? A polar bear clinging to a shrinking ice floe. [Volokh Conspiracy]
* Former Justice Sandra Day O'Connor thinks kids need a healthier respect for the American democratic process. It would be unfortunate if the will of a democratic majority could get hijacked by five partisan hacks. [Courthouse News Service]
* Following up on yesterday's profile of Lindsay Lohan's attorney Mark Heller, the judge declared him "incompetent." Fair enough. [TMZ]
* Oh, but trust him, he's a doctor (of law). [The Economist]
* To quote the inimitable Spencer Hall, "Fine, here, cry." [New York Times]
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* In the E.D.N.Y., Pitbull prevailed over lovable, legal loser Lindsay Lohan. Lohan's knack for the epic legal fail carried over to her attorney, Stephanie Ovadia, who was fined $750 for plagiarism by Judge Denis Hurley. [Billboard]
* Charles Fried is pretty sure Senator Ted Cruz is crazy for saying there was only one Republican on the Harvard Law faculty. But the joke's on Fried… no one considers a Reagan appointee a Republican anymore, you silly goose! [New Yorker]
* Here are some outtakes from Michelle Olsen's coverage of the D.C. Circuit (the main event, if you will, was published here). Sadly, unlike some outtake reels, the D.C. panel did not address the problem of snow blindness in cats. [Appellate Daily]
* Brian Leiter and Paul Campos had a little dispute. This article sums it up and has some interesting thoughts on just how little law professors care now about their own teaching methods. Don't read this if you're averse to honesty. [The Faculty Lounge]
* Fisticuffs erupt over messing with the thermostat. This is an official warning to the other ATL editors if that office is too hot next week… [LegalJuice]
* The whole "publish or perish" racket is rough. Bill Araiza needs a hug. [PrawfsBlawg]
* The ideological center of the U.S. House of Representatives is Staten Island. Woe to the Republic. [New York Daily News]
D.C. Circuit, Department of Justice, Eric Holder, Jury Duty, Politics, Prisons
Next Week, Congress Will Ruin The Country In The Following Ways
The sequester is going to be one big disaster muffin. How will it screw up the legal profession? Pretty badly actually.
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New D.C. Circuit Chief Judge Dreading the Sequester
The D.C. Circuit's new chief judge and two of his colleagues spoke at a conference over the weekend. What did Their Honors have to say?


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Four Cheetah Cubs Move Into The Pittsburgh Zoo
Four young cheetahs pause in a holding area, on the cusp of a brand new life.
Visitors Get Up Close With Flamingos At Pittsburgh Zoo
The closest most of us have ever gotten to a flamingo is the lawn ornament variety, but Thursday mornings, visitors to the Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium get to see real flamingos up close and personal.
Local Expert Weighs In After Great White Shark Attack
Six sand tiger sharks captivate the crowd at the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium.
Hazmat Called To Investigate Chlorine Leak At Highland Park Pool
A Hazmat team was called when police reported a "small" leak in a chlorine tank at the Highland Park Pool.
Parents Settle Pittsburgh Zoo Lawsuit In Mauling Death
The parents of a 2-year-old boy who was mauled to death after falling into a wild African dogs exhibit have settled their lawsuit against the Pittsburgh zoo.
First Ever Macaroni Penguin Born At Pittsburgh Zoo
For the first time ever, a macaroni penguin has hatched at the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium.
Dogs Play Big Role For Elephant Handlers At Pittsburgh Zoo
What makes a gigantic African elephant tuck its tail and run? A pair of 25-pound dogs at the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium.
Best Easter Events For Kids In Pittsburgh
Get your cameras and baskets ready as there are many events in around the city for the kids to enjoy this Easter.
Pittsburgh Zoo's Baby Gorilla Turns 1-Year-Old
You're invited to a birthday celebration.
Pittsburgh Zoo Joining Cause To Save Elephants From Ivory Trade
Are elephants on the verge of extinction?
Best Kids' Valentine's Day Activities In Pittsburgh
There is more than candy, cards and cookies to be shared on Valentine's Day because being together with the family is a wonderful sharing experience.
Zoo Reaches Settlement With USDA Over Boy's Death
The Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium will pay the U.S. Department of Agriculture $4,550 as part of a settlement over an investigation into the death of a 2-year-old boy who was fatally mauled when he fell into an exhibit of wild African dogs.
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What Happens To The Zoo Animals When It Gets This Cold?
The Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium is closed Tuesday, because of the weather.
Pittsburgh Zoo Officials Hoping Beagle Sniffs Out Polar Bear Pregnancy
Kobe the polar bear at the Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium might be pregnant. Or not.


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The closing paragraph of General Douglas MacArthur's April 19, 1951 address to Congress: "I still remember the refrain of one of the most popular barracks ballads of the day which proclaimed most proudly that old soldiers never die; they just fade away. And like the old soldier in the ballad, I now close my military career and just fade away, an old soldier who tried to do his duty as God gave him the light to see that duty."
An open meeting Monday night generated a few suggestions and more than a few questions over the future of the county landfill, as the citizen panel to study the issue was finalized.
Over 600 volunteers turned out Saturday for the start of the Great American Cleanup, which will continue from March until May.
The City of Covington will continue another section of the City's major water line improvement project this month, resulting in the temporary closure of a sidewalk along Jackson Highway from Town Branch Court north to Pennington Street.
Georgia Farm Bureau (GFB) members and members of Georgia's ag community enjoyed a festive evening March 7 as the organization held its inaugural gala for the GFB Foundation for Agriculture at the Evergreen Marriott Resort in Stone Mountain Park.
In the midst of this beautiful spring weather, it's the perfect time to get out and run or just enjoy the outdoors. It can also be a good time to bond with the family. This is why there is so much anticipation for the 14th Annual Cheerios Challenge held right here in Covington, at the YMCA on April 18.
Local families living with seizure disorders welcomed Governor Nathan Deal's executive order this week greenlighting cannabis oil medical treatment in Georgia, but emphasized that they remain committed to in-state growing.
Baxalta Incorporated is still making its way toward bringing a large amount of new jobs and a new level of industrial growth to Newton County, and it progressed another step during a meeting of the Joint Development Authority (JDA) Tuesday.
Each of Newton County's commissioners and chairman have chosen a citizen to sit on a panel to review the county charter, which dictates the local form of government.
As metro Atlanta unemployment dropped, so has Newton County's.
The Georgia Hummer Study Group will hold its annual hummingbird plant sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at Sunflower Farm, 1380 Durden Road, Rutledge.
Unusual plants that attract hummingbirds will be on sale as well as other perennials and annuals. Some vines, shrubs and even fruit trees ready for planting will be on sale. A large selection of seeds from the Sunflower Farm gardens will also be available.
Two residents will be traveling to China and North Korea in April to perform in a 150 member all-male chorus and orchestra.
Thom Barker, of Mansfield Baptist Church, and Wayne Rikard, of Zion Baptist Church, will be performing with the chorus and orchestra, named Sons of Jubal, at the Spring Arts Festival in North Korea.
A would-be robber learned the hard way Thursday that even if you leave the money, it's the intent that counts.
The Newton County Board of Education will likely undergo mediation with the Attorney General's office following a formal complaint filed by The News.
The search for a suspect who fled a traffic stop Monday suspect temporarily shut down Olde Town on Monday.
Conyers police pulled over an older model gold sedan on a routine traffic stop a little after 1 p.m. next to the courthouse on Milstead Avenue - just outside Judge David Irwin's office.
The Newton County Board of Commissioners discussed several topics at last weekend's county retreat. Below are some briefs from the meeting:
The Piedmont Cattlemen's Association recently held their 2011awards banquet at the FFA-FCCLA Center in Newton County with approximately 120 members in attendance.
Several award categories were given.
Oxford is looking to privatize its trash and recycling pick up services because the city loses around $81,000 annually by providing the service and its remaining full-time solid waste employee will be retiring this year.
The Oxford City Council will host a work session to discuss privatization at 6 p.m. April 16 at Oxford City Hall.
The Bank of North Georgia along with the Bank of Coweta will host the 5th annual 'Spread the Love' Peanut Butter and Jelly Food Drive April 2 through April 30.
The drive will benefit 37 local food pantries. Since 2008, the food drive has collected more than 10 tons of peanut butter and jelly.
The Porterdale City Council approved a new law covering indecent exposure despite concerns over wording in the ordinance and one councilman's opinion that a prohibition on saggy pants should have been included.
The vote was 5 to 2 in favor during the ordinance's third and final reading at the council's Tuesday meeting. The new law defines expose of one's buttocks, genital areas or undergarments in public as "lewd and indecent." The definition extends to simulated sexual acts, such as impropriate touching, and urinating in public.
Construction on a $1.53 million terminal building at the Covington Municipal Airport could start this summer after the Covington City Council approved a final design Monday.
The 5,500 square foot design was created by the LPA Group, based on the recommendations of a committee of local community and aviation officials. The building is smaller than initially planned and will not contain a restaurant after committee members decided it wasn't necessary or practical.
MONROE - Four men were arrested last week following an incident Monday morning near a Home Depot in Monroe, including the victim, according to The Walton Tribune.
The alleged victim, Matthew Holmes, 29, was arrested for shooting at robbers, The Tribune reports.
ATLANTA (AP) - The family of a 17-year-old fatally shot at an Atlanta apartment complex - trying to draw a parallel to the Trayvon Martin case in Florida - called Tuesday for the arrest of a security guard who killed their son. The guard and authorities say the shooting was justified.
Canard Arnold was shot in the back on Dec. 31. Christopher Chestnut, an attorney for Arnold's parents, said the case is similar to the Feb. 26 shooting of 17-year-old Martin in a town house community in Sanford, Fla., by George Zimmerman, the complex's neighborhood watch volunteer. Zimmerman has not been ...
ATHENS (AP) - Home Depot is closing its Georgia distribution plant that employs 300 workers near Athens.
The Atlanta-based home improvement retailer said Friday it's closing the four-year-old Braselton plant by the end of this year. Company Spokesman Steve Holmes says that's because the plant isn't as modern as the company's 18 other distribution centers that it uses to move merchandise to its retail stores.
CONYERS - Last month, Rockdale County mourned the premature loss of two bright lights in education, Lee Gilbert Turner and Laura Barnes.
After a long up and down battle, retired Pine Street and Eastminster School music teacher Lee Turner, 63, passed away from breast cancer. A week later, RCPS Social Worker Laura Barnes, 53, died from sudden heart complications.
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50+ Fish Logos for Inspiration
Today we've collected 53 fish logos for inspiration.
Today we've collected 53 fish logos for inspiration.
I'm sorry, but Omega3 is just a pair of tits. lol
These are excellent, but my favorite fish logo is still CodeFish http://logopond.com/gallery/detail/68769
My favourite fish logo ever: http://www.planetperplex.com/img/shark-logo.gif
is omega3 really about fish? lolz
I love TUNA, Fish Fresh, Seaport Sustainability v3 Symposium, fishing time and fishing logo design…very creative design.
Thanks for the inspiration
great collection….
Wow cool logo article, thanks for serching and sharing I like Bigcolors logo and also Undersea Productions. Cool syles here.
80+ Fresh Logo designs – get Inspired! – http://www.cruzine.com/2010/06/16/fresh-logo-designs-inspiration/
The Nimoe sushi logo is clever but a bit sad too, Tuna is good though, I like the way the fish is looking at the text. Thanks for the inspiration.
Really like Origamia, Lego Fish and Rainbow Fish.
Nice Collection
look this one—> http://dirtyluis.deviantart.com/#/d2ryw7h
Nice collection, very inspiring!! I Really like the 'Nimoe Sushi Bar' logo!!
Thanks for sharing these!!
Great collection, I love the app logo
Thanks for featuring some of mine and glad people like nimoe
Oh, great logo. I want to share with you another fish logo http://1fj.ru/.
it's russian web-portal about fishing on Ural
Great detailed tutorial and very simple to follow. I like the use of the icons and colours for the final design.
Very cool logo work! Nice inspiration to get ideas stirring.
All of you are r eally really sad and have no life and you really need to move out of your mums house!
This is my fish design on my page: http://www.marcol.art.pl.
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One major milestone in New York City history is the founding of the stock exchange. The world's biggest stock exchange NYSE began in 1792. History reveals that people began trading on 68 Wall Street beneath the shelter of a buttonwood tree. The first listed company was the Bank of New York, created when stockbrokers signed the Buttonwood agreement that decided the trading rules.
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08-29-2014- Marketplace- Abercrombie & Fitch Toss Logo
Friday, August 29, 2014
Personal income and spending seemed to stall in July, according to figures out today. Yet consumers and businesses both say they're as confident as they've been in the economy in years. We dig into the apparent contradiction in terms. Plus, Morgan Stanley has been buying up diesel contracts in Europe. Big time. What does this say about commodity markets and their players. Also, Abercrombie and Fitch has decided to take the labels off its clothes. The move reflects a trend amongst younger shoppers who are increasingly buying from brands that don't use a logo, such as Zara or H&M. But it also reflects the company's recent poor performance.
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Every pediatrician in the Pediatric Endocrinology Faculty Practice Associates is a staff member of the Mount Sinai Hospital and the Icahn School of Medicine. The department offers advanced care for juvenile hypothyroidism, and other metabolic disorders and adheres to the highest standards of medical professionalism. The department is dedicated to providing the most advanced endocrinology pediatric care available, offering patients and their families the medical support and guidance they need.
Recanati-Miller Transplantation Institute Appoints New Surgical Director of Kidney and Pancreas Transplant
The Mount Sinai Hospital Achieves Honor Roll Status, Ranked 16th in the Nation by U.S. News and World Report
July 15, 2014 - By earning "top rankings" in six medical specialties, The Mount Sinai Hospital achieved "Honor Roll" status in this year's U.S. News & World Report "Best Hospitals" guidebook.
The Pediatric Endocrinology FPA is open from 9 A.M. until 5 P.M., Monday through Friday