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Phoenix Suns
Phoenix Suns meet with free agent center Spencer Hawes
Free agent center Spencer Hawes is in town to meet with the Phoenix Suns on Thursday, according to Arizona Sports' Craig Grialou.
Source: #Suns planning to meet with free agent center Spencer Hawes; in town for a visit today— Craig Grialou (@CraigAZSports) July 3, 2014
Hawes finished out the 2013-14 season with the Cleveland Cavaliers after being traded from Philadelphia, where he had spent the previous three-and-a-half years. Last year was perhaps his best as a pro, as he posted 13.2 points and 8.3 rebounds per contest in 53 outings with the 76ers and 27 with the Cavs.
The 7-foot-1 big man also developed a reliable outside shot last season, converting 41.6 percent of his three-point attempts. His 128 makes from behind the long line were more than his career total prior to the season.
The seven-year veteran turned 26 in April, and he has put up numbers of 9.7 points, 6.4 rebounds and 46.5 percent field-goal shooting in 24.9 minutes per game in his career.
Hawes, a Washington product originally drafted by Sacramento, is an unrestricted free agent after finishing a two-year, $13.1 million contract that he signed with Philadelphia prior to the 2012-13 campaign.
The 2007 first-round draft pick has reportedly also drawn interest from the Golden State Warriors, Portland Trail Blazers, Miami Heat and Los Angeles Clippers -- as well as one of his old teams, the 76ers.
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Obama Bridgeport Visit Rescheduled
President Barack Obama's postponed visit to Connecticut has been rescheduled for the Sunday before the election.
The Gun Industry Attacks Governor Malloy
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) _ The gun industry is running TV ads attacking Governor Dannel Malloy over Connecticut's gun-control law enacted last year. The commercial produced by the National Shooting Sports Foundation, a trade group near […]
UConn's Economic Impact On State Put At $3.4 Billion
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy is rebuffing Republican Tom Foley's criticism of a new report that highlights UConn's $3,4 biollion economic impact on the state.
Gubernatorial Candidates Talk Transportation
While Democratic Gov. Dannel P. Malloy defended his record on transportation Monday, saying more money has been spent to improve Connecticut's roads and mass transit than prior administrations, Republican Tom Foley claimed the state's traffic woes are still "shameful" and have created "a tremendous social cost."
"Topping Off" Ceremony For Health Center Hospital
he final steel beams have been put into place for the new hospital tower at UConn Health as work continues on the nearly-billion-dollar Bioscience Connecticut project.
Cash Keeps Coming in Governor's Race
Add another nearly $2 million in PAC money to the tally in Connecticut's race for governor.
Foley Wins Connecticut Independent Party Backing
Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Foley won the cross-endorsement of the Independent Party of Connecticut on Tuesday night, securing a second spot on the November ballot.
Foley Seeks More Debates
Tom Foley, the Republican nominee for governor, says that regardless of the issues such as taxes and Connecticut's economy he's more likable than his opponent, Democratic Gov. Dannel P. Malloy.
Governor Doused In "Ice Bucket Challenge" For ALS
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy is the latest Connecticut politician to get doused with ice water to increase awareness about a debilitating disease.
Malloy To Take "Ice Bucket Challenge"
Governor Malloy's campaign announced Friday he'll take the charity fundraising "ice bucket challenge" at the finish line of another charity event on Saturday,

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Borislow finds his Derby prospect
Updated: March 10, 2005, 11:39 AM ETBy Mike Welsch | Daily Racing Form
HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. -- Owner-breeder Daniel Borislow has purchased a majority interest in Wild Desert, who will make his 3-year-old debut in Saturday's Grade 2 Fountain of Youth Stakes here. Wild Desert is trained by Ken McPeek.
Borislow, who sold the majority of his breeding stock at Keeneland's Fasig Tipton November mixed sale because of problems with the Internal Revenue Service, did not reveal the details of the sale but said former owner David Gessler Jr. retained a minor interest in ...
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Boston Bruins (24-22-11) at Buffalo Sabres (32-18-7), 7 p.m.
(Sports Network) - With a lengthy losing streak finally behind them, the Boston Bruins will try for another win when they visit the struggling Buffalo Sabres for tonight's Northeast Division battle at HSBC Arena.
The Bruins ended their slide at 10 games by posting a road victory Sunday in Montreal. Boston, which picked up its first win since January 14, avoided tying the franchise record for consecutive losses set from December 3, 1924- January 5, 1925.
Buffalo, meanwhile, has lost its last four games and is now just one point ahead of Ottawa for first place in the Northeast Division. The Senators are in action tonight against visiting Calgary.
The Bruins notched a 3-0 win over the Habs on Sunday as Tuukka Rask posted 36 saves for his third shutout of the season.
"I thought we played some good hockey today," said Rask. "You try to be there and frustrate the other team. I especially try to not let any weak shots in. They had some good chances in the second, but we defended well and I was able to make some saves."
Marco Sturm scored twice while Adam McQuaid also notched a goal for the Bruins, who are currently ninth in the Eastern Conference playoff race and two points out of a postseason spot.
Boston forward David Krejci suffered an undisclosed injury against the Canadiens and was unable to finish the game. Krejci, who is tied for third on the Bruins with 30 points, is questionable for tonight.
The Bruins are making the second stop on a four-game road trip tonight, Boston, which is 11-10-5 as the guest this year, will visit the Tampa Bay Lightning and Florida Panthers to complete this swing.
The Sabres have dropped four straight in regulation, tying the club's longest losing streak of the 2009-10 campaign. Buffalo hasn't dropped five in a row since November 14-22 of last season.
Buffalo's most recent setback came Saturday in Columbus as Steve Mason stopped 28 shots to lead the Blue Jackets to a 4-0 victory at Nationwide Arena.
The Sabres were shut out for the fourth time this year and for the first time since December 16 in Ottawa.
Patrick Lalime stopped 21 shots for Buffalo, which has also lost eight of 10 overall. Ryan Miller is expected to get the start tonight and is 15-5-5 in his career against the Bruins.
Buffalo is 18-7-5 as the host this year, but has lost two straight and three of five in western New York.
Boston has taken two of three meetings with the Sabres this year and the clubs have split a pair of encounters at HSBC Arena. Buffalo has won seven of the last 11 matchups overall and the Bruins have lost seven of the last 10 road tests in this series.


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Department of Justice
Department of Justice, Gay, Gay Marriage, H. Rodgin Cohen, Health Care / Medicine, Military / Military Law, Morning Docket, New Jersey, Prostitution, Wall Street
* How Jamie Dimon (and Stephen Cutler and Rodge Cohen) reached JPMorgan Chase's tentative $13 billion settlement with Eric Holder and the Department of Justice. [DealBook / New York Times; Wall Street Journal (sub. req.)]
* Congratulations to all the New Jersey couples who got married since midnight, in the wake of the state supreme court's decision not to stay a lower-court ruling in favor of marriage equality. [Newark Star-Ledger]
* Additional insight into all the partner departures from Weil Gotshal in Texas. [Dallas Morning News]
* Lawyers aren't the only folks who know how to overbill; defense contractors do too, according to federal prosecutors who allege that a company provided prostitutes and kickbacks to Navy personnel. [Washington Post via The BLT]
* The legal battle over Obamacare rages on. [Wall Street Journal (sub. req.)]
* Judge Oing, this really isn't that hard. Here's a draft opinion for you in the long-running litigation between Macy's and J.C. Penney over the right to sell Martha Stewart merchandise (by James Stewart, no relation to Martha). [New York Times]
* If you'd like to run with the bulls without schlepping to Spain, former lawyers Rob Dickens and Brad Scudder can help. Presumably their legal training helped them draft ironclad waivers. [BuzzFeed]
* Another interesting but very different event, taking place this Wednesday: "Healing the U.S. Lawsuit System." [U.S. Chamber Institute for Legal Reform (one of our advertisers)]
Biglaw, Department of Justice, Federal Judges, Gay Marriage, Law Schools, Layoffs, Morning Docket, New Jersey, SCOTUS, Severance, Sexual Harassment, Supreme Court, Tax Law, Women's Issues
* Lawyers from the DOJ are literally begging judges to stay their litigation cases because they're not allowed to work unless it's an emergency. How very lucky for U.S. Air. [Blog of Legal Times]
* FYI, the IRS wants to further screw victims of layoffs. If you were recently laid off and received a severance package from your firm, this is a SCOTUS case you'll want to follow this Term. [Reuters]
* Which Biglaw firm has the best brand in the world? We'll give you a hint: it's not the new top dog on the Am Law Global 100 (and that glorious firm didn't even finish in second place). We'll have more on this later. [Am Law Daily]
* Yet another Biglaw firm just elected its first woman chair ever. Congratulations to Jami Wintz McKeon, the power litigatrix who will lead Morgan Lewis to great success in the coming years. [Am Law Daily]
* Thanks to a $5 million gift from an alumnus, UChi Law is going to be able to create a business leadership program at the school. Yay! [DealBook / New York Times]
* Some corporate "girl on girl action": ex-employees of the National Association of Professional Women are now suing the organization over a female manager's sexual harassment. [DealBook / New York Times]
* New Jersey's AG is desperately trying to delay the issuance of same-sex marriage licenses after a trial judge's ruling last week. At this point, the Garden State's arguments are just livin' on a prayer. [Bloomberg]
Kinney's Evan Jowers Now Permanently Based In Hong Kong
After a decade of 60+ trips to Hong Kong from his former Miami home, our Evan Jowers has finally taken the plunge and moved to Hong Kong on a permanent basis. Since '06, Evan has been head of Kinney's Asia recruiting and over that time Kinney has easily placed more US associates, counsels and partners at top tier US and UK firms than any other recruiting firm (we have also made many in-house placements). (…)
Antonin Scalia, Biglaw, Department of Justice, Federal Government, Federal Judges, Law School Deans, Law Schools, Money, Morning Docket, Politics, Privacy, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, White-Collar Crime
* With a government shutdown looming, the Supreme Court will likely go about business as usual. In fact, Justice Alito is rolling his eyes at the mere concept of closing the Court's doors as we speak. [SCOTUSblog]
* But in the meantime, both the Department of Justice and the federal judiciary are hunkering down and waiting for the collapse of law and order thanks to all of our petulant politicians in Washington, D.C. [Blog of Legal Times]
* Justice Scalia thinks the NSA's surveillance programs may come before SCOTUS for an examination of a "right of privacy that comes from penumbras and emanations, blah blah blah, garbage." [Associated Press]
* Perhaps it's due to the "hangover from the collapse of the markets in 2008," but white-collar defense practices are on the rise in Biglaw, and the firms' leaders could not be happier. [Philadelphia Inquirer]
* Another law school ranking just means there's another way for Yale to whoop Harvard's ass. Now we know that Lat's alma mater is slightly better at producing law deans than Elie's. [National Law Journal]
* A motion to dismiss has been filed, and now Jill Kelley, the Florida socialite who assisted in bringing about the end of General David Petraeus's career in the CIA, is watching her legal case unravel. [CNN]
2nd Circuit, Bankruptcy, Biglaw, Department of Justice, Dewey & LeBoeuf, Lateral Moves, Law Professors, Morning Docket, Partner Issues, Police, Shira Scheindlin, Texas
* As previously discussed, Morgan Lewis partner Leslie Caldwell hopes to take over where Lanny Breuer left off at the DOJ Criminal Division. Her nomination was formally announced this afternoon. [Blog of Legal Times]
* Judge Scheindlin doesn't want to end stop-and-frisk in New York City, she wants to end racial profiling, so you can't have a stay pending your appeal to the Second Circuit, Mayor Bloomberg. [New York Law Journal (sub. req.)]
* Dewey know which companies were the latest to be sued by the failed firm's liquidation trustee to recover funds paid out in the days before it went under? Yes, and Dial Car is really pissed off. [Am Law Daily (sub. req.)]
* Let's face the facts: no one's goal as an attorney in Biglaw is to make it drizzle. Because "law firms don't know when to fold when trying to hire lateral partners," they sometimes wind up with the opposite of what they want amid their ranks. [The Lawyer]
* Texas Wesleyan Law has been Texas A&M Law for only a few weeks, but new traditions are already being made for Aggie lawyers. Now when students enter a classroom, the professors say "howdy." [KBTX]
American Bar Association / ABA, Barack Obama, Biglaw, Department of Justice, Law School Deans, Law Schools, Mergers and Acquisitions, Morning Docket, Murder
* Biglaw's billing bonanza: at least 12 firms are advising on the multi-billion dollar deals going on between Microsoft / Nokia and Verizon / Vodafone, and Simpson Thacher landed a seat on both. [Am Law Daily (sub. req.)]
* Standard & Poor's is now accusing the Department of Justice of filing its $5 billion fraud lawsuit in retaliation for downgrading the country's credit rating. Aww, we liked the "mere puffery" defense much better. [Reuters]
* The new ABA prez doesn't think Obama meant what he said about two-year law degrees. He thinks it's about cost. Gee, the ABA should probably do something about that. [National Law Journal (sub. req.)]
* Meanwhile, New York Law School wants to condense its offerings into a two-year honors program that comes complete with a $50,000 scholarship. Sweet deal if you can get it, but it sounds like most people won't. [Crain's New York Business]
* Stewart Schwab, the dean of Cornell Law School, will be stepping down at the end of the academic year. The search for someone new to oversee the filming of amateur porn in the library is on. [Cornell Daily Sun]
* Crisis? What crisis? Nothing is f**ked here, dude. Amid plummeting applications, GW Law increased the size of its entering class by about 22 percent. The more lawyers, the better, right? /sarcasm [GW Hatchet]
* Jacked up! Attorneys for NFL player Aaron Hernandez got a stay in the civil suit accusing the athlete of shooting a man in the face until after the athlete's murder charges have been worked out. [USA Today]
Department of Justice, Federal Government, Immigration, Job Searches, Law Schools
Reminder: DOJ Honors Program Applications Are Due Soon
When are applications due, and how big will the program be?
D.C. Circuit, Department of Justice, Janice Rogers Brown, Law Schools, Non-Sequiturs, Privacy, S.D.N.Y., Technology, White-Collar Crime, Women's Issues
* DOJ busts giant fortune telling ring. You'd think they would have seen that coming. [Lowering the Bar]
* Today's New York Times points out that Judge Kopf penned an eloquent post regarding his reaction to the news that Shon Hopwood — a man Kopf sentenced to a lengthy prison term — is poised to clerk for Judge Janice Rogers Brown of the D.C. Circuit. Funny, it seems like I read that news before… [New York Times]
* The government just doesn't know what documents Edward Snowden stole. That's part of the reason British authorities stopped David Miranda. That and the Brits love irony. [The Volokh Conspiracy]
* The message here is not bad per se, but to all the law school apologists spreading it around based on the quote, "Yeah, I know, the legal market sucks, blah blah blah. But you don't need thousands of jobs. You just need one," well, that's not a sustainable model. For students that is. [Medium]
* In the midst of cracking down on the NYPD, Judge Scheindlin also issued a new opinion on e-Discovery. IT-Lex provides an in-depth review. [IT-Lex]
* Another sign of the discrimination against women in business — women lag far behind in the commission of high-level corporate fraud. [Law and More]
* BP has taken out a full-page ad in the New York Times, Washington Post, and Wall Street Journal to complain about how much money they've had to spend cleaning up that one time they catastrophically devastated an ecosystem through their own recklessness. It's the most recent curious PR move on BP's part…
Civil Rights, Department of Justice, Food, Minority Issues, Racism
South Carolina Restaurant Refuses To Serve Black Patrons — Denny's Redux
The firestorm over a restaurant's decision to kick out a group of black patrons because a white woman felt "threatened" brings back memories of the 1990s.
3rd Circuit, Biglaw, Cellphones, Crime, Deaths, Department of Justice, Election Law, Eric Holder, General Counsel, In-House Counsel, Microsoft, Morning Docket, New Jersey, Partner Issues, Patton Boggs, Texas
* Even the election law controversies are bigger in Texas. The Department of Justice is currently planning to intervene in one lawsuit and file another against the Lone Star state over its voter identification law and redistricting plans. [National Law Journal]
* Here's an especially helpful ruling for people who have been living their lives without landlines (so, basically everyone). You can gratefully thank the Third Circuit for allowing you to block those annoying robocalls on your cellphones. [Legal Intelligencer]
* Well, that was quick — a Biglaw pump and dump, if you will. After only a year, David M. Bernick, former general counsel of Philip Morris, is leaving Boies Schiller and will likely be taking a position at Dechert. [DealBook / New York Times]
* "[L]ife got in the way." Who really needs loyalty in Biglaw these days? More than half of the nearly 500 associates and counsel who made partner in 2013 started their careers at different firms. [Am Law Daily]
* Another one bites the dust. John McGahren, the New Jersey managing partner of Patton Boggs, just resigned from an office he opened himself after some major attorney downsizing. [New Jersey Law Journal]
* "In a community of 98,000 people and 640,000 partners, it isn't possible to say there will never be wrongdoing." Comforting. Microsoft is under the microscope of a federal bribery probe. [Corporate Counsel]
* Ronald Motley, a "charismatic master of the courtroom" who founded Motley Rice, RIP. [WSJ Law Blog]
Your Clients are a Security Risk
For years, law firms have been told that their technology is the target of unscrupulous hackers. The FBI has gone so far as to describe law firms lack of security as "the soft underbelly of our economy." Mandiant, a cybersecurity firm, says at least 80 of the 100 biggest firms in the country, by revenue, […]
2nd Circuit, Biglaw, Department of Justice, Education / Schools, Enron, Football, H. Rodgin Cohen, John Roberts, Law Schools, Media and Journalism, Money, Morning Docket, Police, State Judges
* Chief Justice John Roberts appointed Second Circuit Judge José A. Cabranes to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court of Review. Roberts must be happy; few will criticize a moderate. [Washington Post]
* The Department of Justice plans to hire Leslie Caldwell, Morgan Lewis partner and ex-Enron prosecutor, to fill Lanny Breuer's shoes. Way to leak the news while she's on vacation. [DealBook / New York Times]
* Tell us again how sequestration isn't having an impact on the judiciary. Private federal indigent defense attorneys are going to see their already modest rates slashed due to budget cuts. [National Law Journal]
* Sixteen lawyers will receive the New York Law Journal's Lifetime Achievement Award, and a list like this obviously wouldn't be complete without the names of some of Biglaw's best and brightest. Congrats, Rodge! [New York Law Journal]
* Thomas D. Raffaele, the judge who was karate chopped in the throat by a police officer last summer, is now suing over his crushed larynx and similarly squashed constitutional rights. [Courthouse News Service]
* Future gunners, unite! If you're set on becoming a lawyer, there are things you can do to prepare your law school application, even as a college freshman. [Law Admissions Lowdown / U.S. News & World Report]
* Here's something to aspire to for the ongoing law school lawsuits: Career Education Corp., a system of for-profit colleges, will pay $10 million to settle a dispute over its inflated job statistics. [Wall Street Journal]
* Penn State University is starting to issue settlement offers to young men who claim they were sexually abused at the hands of Jerry Sandusky, the school's former assistant football coach. [Legal Intelligencer]
American Bar Association / ABA, Crime, Department of Justice, Drugs, Eric Holder, Politics, Sentencing Law
More Than Minimizing Mandatory Minimums: A Conservative Call for More Radical Drug Reform
Why should conservatives support the decriminalization of drugs? Tamara Tabo explains.
Airplanes / Aviation, Bar Exams, Clerkships, Department of Justice, Divorce Train Wrecks, Job Searches, Law Schools, Mergers and Acquisitions, Non-Sequiturs
* The DOJ and a number of state attorneys general are suing to block the merger of American Airlines and US Airways. American and US Airways weren't phased because they expected lengthy delays. [Courthouse News Service]
* Following up on yesterday's tale of divorcing law professors — which may as well have been Jarndyce v. Jarndyce — here's a post collecting some other entertaining divorce battles. [Lowering the Bar]
* The Consumer Product Safety Commission is going after a CEO individually. Craig Zucker, the CEO of the company that makes the office toy BuckyBalls, has really gotten under the CPSC's skin in resisting their efforts to get BuckyBalls off the market. First they came for the BuckyBalls and I said nothing, then they came for the drinking bird and there was no one left to speak for it. [Overlawyered]
* Here's a look at law school applications for top schools charted over time. Spoiler alert: if these schools are playing a Ponzi scheme, they're failing. [Associate's Mind]
* More Americans fled overseas to avoid taxes this year. If we make it so the traitorous ninnies can't come back, this sounds awesome. [Wall Street Journal]
* Judicial Clerk Review asks how Shon Hopwood disclosed that whole "convicted bank robber" thing in his application. [Judicial Clerk Review]
* Professor Robert Anderson has a new bar passage calculator. Take it for a spin to figure out whether or you much you should be freaking out. [Witnesseth]
* Is this the worst job listing ever? Perhaps not. Definitely the most honest in being a bad job listing though. Check it out after the jump (click to enlarge), via the University of Houston Law Center…
Banking Law, Crime, D.C. Circuit, Department of Justice, Education / Schools, Federal Judges, Gay Marriage, Law Professors, Law Schools, LSAT, Minority Issues, Morning Docket, New Jersey, Securities Law, State Attorneys General, State Judges, Television, Trials, UVA Law
* The speed (or lack thereof) of justice: The DOJ filed suit against Bank of America, alleging that the bank defrauded mortgage-backed securities investors in 2008. [DealBook / New York Times]
* Sri Srinivasan, the newest member of the D.C. Circuit's bench, is getting ready to hear his first arguments, while litigants try to commit the spelling of his last name to memory. [Legal Times]
* The LSAT is not to blame for the dearth of minority enrollment in law schools, said a UVA Law professor, and then a Cooley Law professor had to swoop in to slap him down. [National Law Journal]
* After teaming up with Touro, the University of Central Florida is working with Barry on an accelerated degree program. The dean of FAMU is upset. Don't worry, you'll get your turn, too. [Orlando Sentinel]
* New Jersey is in no rush to legalize gay marriage. To support their views, officials point out that people with civil unions are just like married couples — except for the married part. [New Jersey Law Journal]
* Meanwhile, a judge in Illinois will decide whether she'll dismiss a challenge to the state's gay marriage ban by the end of September. In her defense, early fall is a great time for a wedding. [Daily Herald]
* Belvin Perry, the judge who presided over the Casey Anthony murder trial, may be getting his own Judge Judy-esque television show. Oh, Flori-duh, you never, ever cease to entertain us. [MSN News]
Biglaw, Crime, Death Penalty, Department of Justice, Eric Holder, Federal Government, General Counsel, Google / Search Engines, In-House Counsel, Jury Duty, Law Professors, Law Schools, Money, Morning Docket, Politics, Small Law Firms, Technology, Wall Street
* When it comes to the U.S. Congress — especially the current one, said to be the least productive and least popular in history — and federal lawmaking, "action isn't the same as accomplishment." [Boston Globe]
* The Department of Justice won't seek the death penalty against Edward Snowden, but only because the crime he's charged with doesn't carry that kind of punishment as an option. But oh, Eric Holder can wish. [CNN]
* Sorry to burst your bubble, but Biglaw as we know it is on a respirator, so be prepared to recite its last rites. The New Republic's Noam Scheiber responds to the critics of last week's hard-hitting piece. [New Republic]
* The grass isn't greener on the other side right now. Revenue per lawyer rose at Biglaw firms in 2012 (up 8.5 percent), but small firms struggled (with RPL down 8.1 percent). Ouch. [National Law Journal]
* Let me Google that for you: Hot new technology startups have been looking to lawyers who hail from the innovative internet company's ranks when staffing their own legal departments. [The Recorder]
* If you're wondering why more financial crimes haven't been prosecuted since the Wall Street meltdown of 2008, it's probably because they're too just difficult for most juries to understand. Comforting. [NPR]
* In a recent interview having to do with all of the problems that law schools are currently facing, from shrinkage to joblessness, Professor Paul Campos sat down to politely say, "Told ya so." [Denver Post]
Department of Justice, Hedge Funds / Private Equity, Insider Trading, S.D.N.Y., Securities Law, U.S. Attorneys Offices, Wall Street, White-Collar Crime
SAC's Rigorous Compliance Training Focused On Coming Up With Euphemisms For Insider Trading
The indictment that the Justice Department just filed against SAC Capital is something to behold.
Akin Gump, Biglaw, D.C. Circuit, Defamation, Department of Justice, Insurance, Job Searches, Law Firm Mergers, Morning Docket, Plaintiffs Firms
* Akin Gump partner Patricia Millett is willing to take a whopping pay cut to serve on the D.C. Circuit — from $1MM to $184K — and for that alone she should be confirmed ASAP. [National Law Journal]
* With the number of law firm mergers in the last six months alone, we're on a "potentially record-setting pace" for 2013. Hey, look at it this way: it's cheaper than hiring and firing laterals. [Am Law Daily]
* Three years later, the epic litigation between Debevoise & Plimpton and a former client continues to rage on. Now, allegations are being tossed around about a partner's behavior. [New York Law Journal]
* According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, in June, the legal industry lost more jobs than it has in a single month since June 2011. Congrats, Class of 2013! welcome to the real world. [Am Law Daily]
* In its defense, Standard & Poor's claims its ratings were puffery, and that no reasonable investor would rely on them. Aww, poor widdle "sophisticated consumers of [investment information]." [Bloomberg]
* For those of you practicing personal injury law in New York, this case is a bombshell. If you want to put the whole insurance industry on trial, follow the action here. [New York Personal Injury Law Blog]
* Sarah Jones, the ex-cheerleader who sued TheDirty.com for defamation, was back in federal court yesterday for the beginning of her case's retrial. What a way to start an engagement. [ABC News]
Department of Justice, Election Law, John Roberts, Labor / Employment, Non-Sequiturs, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, UVA Law
* Half-Law office, Half-Barbershop. That makes sense, I've seen some haircuts that should be crimes. We hear they even have a $5 haircut special called "The Misdemeanor." [New Britain Herald]
* The editors of Ramblings on Appeal give their takes on Shelby County. Rarely has truer legal analysis been offered than characterizing Roberts's decision as, "Oh and I have five people on my side, you only have four, so take that." [Ramblings on Appeal]
* UVA law professor Chris Sprigman has co-authored an op-ed calling out the NSA. Oh, that guy's phone is getting tapped. [New York Times]
* The Expert Institute continues to draw from popular culture to coach expert testimony. This time it's Game of Thrones. It's a handy set of lessons, but "Never Trust a Frey" deserved mention. [The Expert Institute]
* The Justice Department is bringing on unpaid attorneys because slave labor is awesome and unpaid internships are never elitist and discriminatory. [Pro Publica]
* On that note, Bar President calls for an end to unpaid 3L internships. Video after the jump…
Biglaw, Department of Justice, Free Speech, Law Schools, Media and Journalism, Money, Morning Docket, NALP, National Association for Law Placement (NALP), SCOTUS, Social Media, Social Networking Websites, Supreme Court, Technology
* With a sharp focus on the Supreme Court and the legal definition of equality, only one thing's for sure with respect to this week's anticipated rulings: at least one group of people is probably going to get screwed. [New York Times]
* And lest we forget, thanks to our society's near slavish obsession with social media and knowledge on demand, we'll salivate uncontrollably as we wait for those opinions while the justices blissfully ignore new technology. [New York Times]
* The Justice Department charged NSA leaker Edward Snowden with espionage, and now he's pursuing political asylum in Ecuador with the assistance of legal counsel representing WikiLeaks. [NBC News]
* Biglaw firms are trying to strengthen their pricing power in a post-recession world, with average rate increases of 4.8% in 2012, and hourly rates soaring in New York City. [Wall Street Journal (sub. req.)]
* There were some bright spots in the otherwise dismal NALP job numbers for the class of 2012. Biglaw hiring is up, and so are median starting salaries. Sallie Mae is pleased as punch. [National Law Journal]
* If you're considering law school, ask yourself these questions before applying. You should also ask yourself if you're cool with unemployment. [Law Admissions Lowdown / U.S. News & World Report]
* Richard Trenk, author of the "ham-fisted" cease-and-desist letter that's been read around the world, has been honored as the New Jersey Star-Ledger's "Knucklehead of the Week." Congrats! [Star-Ledger]
* There's no solace for people who have had to pay to have their mug shot "depublished" from the internet. Sorry, the First Amendment allows people to turn a profit off your misery. [Washington Post]
* This lawsuit over unpaid internships filed against Gawker will sting any gossip girl's heart to the core. But really, isn't the privilege of working for Gawker enough? This fangirl thinks so. [New York Post]


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Head O' Meadow Holds Annual Awards AssemblyFriday, June 26, 2015 at 10:01 am
Head O' Meadow Elementary School student Emily Jackson received a hug from math/science specialist Gail Maletz during the Awards Assembly on June 16. Emily earned the highest score in the school's Math Superstar program.
Sportsmanship The Theme For Head O' Meadow Spirit DaySunday, June 14, 2015 at 8:52 am
Head O' Meadow fourth grader Ellie Meyer shows her Yellow Team spirit with a sunny boa, yellow hair, and face paint, as she contemplates tossing her water balloon, Friday, May 29, at HOM Spirit Day.
Head O' Meadow Participates In Project ACESFriday, May 22, 2015 at 8:44 am
Head O' Meadow Elementary School physical education teacher Steven "Coach" Dreger welcomed the entire student body and educators inside the school's cafetorium on Wednesday, May 6.
"We are doing Project ACES [All Children Exercise Simultaneously]," Coach Dreger said. Later he said, "That means that children across our great nation are standing up and exercising with us."
Spring Concert Assembly At Head O' MeadowSaturday, May 16, 2015 at 12:07 pm
As Head O' Meadow Principal Barbara Gasparine told her assembled students on Thursday, April 30, the fourth grade students had worked had for their Spring Concert.
Ms Gasparine continued to welcome the students to the assembly and explained it was being held ahead of the school's Spring Concert on Monday, May 4, for family and friends.
Head O' Meadow music teacher Cynthia Holberg led her students through playing songs on recorders and singing.
Connecticut Audubon Society Visits Head O' MeadowSunday, March 22, 2015 at 8:57 am
Connecticut Audubon Society Education Manager and teacher Tricia Kevalis visited with Head O' Meadow Elementary School students on Monday, March 9, with a number of other "visitors."
Ms Kevalis explained to first grade students in Carol Howard's class she was there to speak with the students about animals that live in Connecticut forests.
"We are going to start at the top of the forest," said Ms Kevalis, who spoke in a number of classrooms during her visit to Head O' Meadow.
Head O' Meadow Holds STEM NightTuesday, February 17, 2015
Head O' Meadow third and fourth grade students and their family members participated in an evening event that highlighted STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) activities on Thursday, February 5.
The STEM night was a joint effort between the school, the Head O' Meadow PTA, and the EverWonder Children's Museum, which had staff members and volunteers attend the event.
Head O' Meadow Winter Concert Assembly HeldThursday, January 15, 2015
Before Head O' Meadow fourth grade chorus students performed their Winter Concert during the evening of January 7, the students also sang their prepared songs for their fellow students during as assembly on Tuesday, January 6.
Members of the fourth grade Singers group introduced each song sung on Tuesday, and Head O' Meadow music teacher Cynthia Holberg led her students through each song.
Head O' Meadow Holds Holiday Sing-AlongWednesday, December 31, 2014
As Head O' Meadow Principal Barbara Gasparine walked into her school's cafetorium on Tuesday, December 23, she asked students in Karen Dreger's second grade class whether they were ready to sing.
"Yeah!" the students responded.
The group was one of the first classes to enter the cafetorium for Tuesday's holiday sing-along, which was organized and led by music teacher Cynthia Holberg.
Head O' Meadow Holiday Shop Offered Gifting And GivingSaturday, December 20, 2014
Head O' Meadow elementary school students browsed for items to give to their loved ones on Friday, December 12, while the school's Holiday Shop was open, but buying each item also helped raise money for three local charities.
A Colorful 'Protest' At Head O' MeadowThursday, October 2, 2014
Before entering school at Head O' Meadow Elementary School on Tuesday, September 30, students first had to make their way through a protest.
Head O' Meadow Library/Media Specialist Bev Bjorklund explained that before the event, students at the Boggs Hill Road school had read The Day the Crayons Quit by Drew Daywalt in class, and the staged protest was held as a celebration of that reading experience.


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Looks awesome from this distance, I bet this looks even great if you step forward a few paces, right?
I mean, is there a link for the detail? I would love to see it :o)
Really like the colors, but yeah, I'd agree it'd look much better on black. I'd probably buy it on black, but not on brown.
Super magical color combos, it's like the cosmos mixed with a scene from Fantasia.
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Cool colors!!
This might look better on a different color shirt.
on black
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Defending national champion Tufts continues to be the unanimous choice atop the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) Division III Top 25 softball rankings.
The (37-3) Jumbos again earned all eight first-place votes to remain the clear-cut No. 1 team heading into NCAA Tournament play following a 5-0 week, which included winning the New England Small College Athletic Conference tournament title. Tufts has been the top team in eight of 12 polls this season, including four straight to start the year and the last two weeks.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Mars Shoulder
Mars Volta are very different here in their expression: however I would not necessarily fit this as an album- it seems more accurately a stage of progression.
Frances the Mute had more of the feel of an album with its consistance in style- and by having more actual songs. This album rarely actually seems to go full in to song. There are outbursts which are...
Published on 21 Sept. 2006 by J. H. Rathband
3 of 5 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars What a shame
This album could have been their best. Musically it probably is, but the mix is just so damn annoying. Jon Theodore drums his heart out and at times is barely audible. Frusciante although quite possibly the finest guitarist of his time is way too loud on this, I love him to pieces, but the guitars in general are just so darn abrasive it hurts.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Mars Shoulder,
J. H. Rathband "Park Bloomer" (London, UK) - See all my reviews
Mars Volta are very different here in their expression: however I would not necessarily fit this as an album- it seems more accurately a stage of progression.
Frances the Mute had more of the feel of an album with its consistance in style- and by having more actual songs. This album rarely actually seems to go full in to song. There are outbursts which are undeniably funky and catchy- the places where they continue riffs and ideas through. But more often than not the album is in limbo between songs- not just in Limbo but often in solo.
The choice here is yours, I personally preferred the overall structure of Frances the Mute. The endless soloing in this album I often find to much in the struggle for the music to progress- amd it is more careless.
However, I still admire the album in its new approach to the Mars Volta sound- Mars Volta being one of the most exciting bands I can relate to the dead scene of modern day music.
57 of 61 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Their most coherent work to date,
A. Blair "foetusonthebeat" (Glasgow) - See all my reviews
A mere 18 months after their 'Frances The Mute' masterpiece, TMV make a triumphant - and rather speedy - return with 'Amputechture'. It is their most coherent work to date in that it blends the (some may argue) "accesibility" of 'De-Loused...' with the more experimental elements of 'Frances...' yet manages to sound not much like either.
Beginning with the 7-minute 'Vicarious Atonement' the album instantly strikes you as different from previosu efforts. It's a slow track, the 1st 3 minutes of which are dominated by some dexterous guitar innovation and - most noteably - the clearly audible and welcome return of the keys which dominated 'Deloused...'. Towards the end of the song, the keys become more jazz-based, enhanced by the introduction of some brass instrument work. Moreover, vocals have been subtly layered making this rather delirious-sounding track even more enjoyable.
Stopping quite abruptly (as each track on this album does, unlike Deloused where they were woven into one another or Frances where there seemd to be 4-minute gaps of sound), you're led into Tetragrammaton - a 17 minute opus and perhaps one of the best tracks every put to tape by TMV. As expected, the fragility of the verses is balanced with the hyperactivity of the "chorus" with a tremendous bass-riff which is then followed by layered guitar work, solos and more layered vocals. The further extent of layering of the same instruments makes this album feel less cluttered than the last two. The 6-minute mark the track slows significantly in a Cicatriz-esque manner and around 8 minutes picks back up again in an explosive fashion with an amazing guitar solo. After 17 minutes it doesn't even feel like 5 have passed; it lacks the large gaps that Cassandra Geminni had and therefore seems more complete and coherent.
Tracks like 'Meccamputechture' explore new territory with Cedric almost "rapping" (for want of a better word) at the start before the guitars and brass-instrumental work kick in with 'space-like' samples kicking in too (the latter being another prominent feature of this album). The hypnotic repetition of "it lacks a human pulse" over the music towards the end of the 11-minute track leaves goosebumps on my skin; truely fantastic!
'Asilos Magdalena' is in the same vain as the "blackmailed she fell off every mountain" section of 'L'Via L'Viaquez', the guitar working alone with the Spanish lyrics providing something completely distinct from the rest of the album yet doesn't ever seem out-of-the-ordinary. This leads onto forthcoming single 'Viscera Eyes' which could probably be considered the most accessible work TMV have done, but the reasonably simple riff works PERFECTLY with the trumpet/saxophone and with Cedric's high-pitched Spanish vocals before turning back to the "come on and give it to me, come on and die. In your viscera eyes!" of the chorus. A truly magnificent song dispalying the signs of fantastic creativity.
'Day of the Baphomets' begins with some slow, Tool-esque work before leading into a bass solo before exploding into a flourishing track of bongos, layered guitars, sporadic jazz explosions/solos. The album is book-ended with slower tracks leaving 'El Ciervo Vulnerado' similar to 'Vicarious...', but that's just the cyclical nature of a TMV album. The calls of "bless it be, bless it be" and distorted vocals and "space-like" sounds over the somewhat Eastern-tinged base-sound of the track leave this as a perfect exit to a flawless album.
Cedric recently told people that Frusciante was only told his guitar parts 5 minutes before entering the studio to record this work and that it is largely innovation. For a band constantly pushing boundaries, TMV have succeeded immensely in their creation of a literally flawless album; a perfectly crafted, dexterous masterpiece; a blue-print for what music should sound like!! Innovative, spontaneous, refreshing and perfect are words that don't even scratch the surface. Trust me, you're going to love every second.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars not their best but fu*king awesome!!,
Jonathan Mulcrone "frusciante666" (london, england) - See all my reviews
this is the mars voltas 3rd major album which they have brought out not too long after frances... as being a huge mars volta fan i was really expecting something special from the guys and because john frusciante plays on it (my fav musician ever) i thought well ok, this album is going to be extraordinary..
....and was i right?? YES, they have done it yet again with amputechture, which absolutely left me mouth open, and dazed. Only having 8 tracks, they are pretty lengthy as usual and really do go for it!! of course you may not know what i mean on first couple of listens but give it time and you will be addicted, and although not being their best, i gave it 5 stars because there is simply nothing wrong with it, but deloused and frances are better (thats saying something).. i strongly recommend you buy this album, one to remember..... thanks for reading
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars One hell of a grower.,
James N. R. Goad "chumpsteak" - See all my reviews
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I'm a big fan of The Mars Volta & at first, this album dissapointed me. It's quite different to their previous material & a lot of the pace & chaos that was present in the earlier work has gone. Instead they've delivered an album that sounds altogether more natural & cohesive. There's more focus on actual songs rather than the expansive soundscapes interspersed with frenetic energy.
This really is the definition of a grower. It sounds better every time I hear it. The only reason I don't give it 5 stars is the production on Amputechture. I wish Omar would allow someone else to come along & co-produce with him. The drums & Bass are so far back in the mix sometimes that they get totally smothered by all the layers of guitar & vocals. It's a real shame because some brilliant playing gets lost & the songs lose impact as a result.
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic,
Pete Baldwin "Pete" (Cardiff, UK) - See all my reviews
I'll try and do a short one cause you need to listen to this to understand it as there isn't much to compare it to!
The songs (not all but most) are big and complicated with different time signatures and rhythms. It takes a few listens to the album to make any sense of it as on the first few times, it will all just sound like one riff after another and wont seem to follow any patterns.
That said, if you have heard and liked the previous MV albums, you will like this as well. It is still obviously MV and they haven't really changed their sound, just expanded it.
One thing that improves this album for it is that at the end of each song, it finishes and gets on to the next one. I like to randomise songs on my computer and at the end of each song on FTM, there were 2-3 minutes of noise that was pretty pointless.. As an album, this flows much better.
As I said at the start, there's no point in trying to explain what it sounds like to you (anyone who knows the MV already will understand the difficulty of explaining what they sound like to someone whose never listened before) but it is crazy latin rock with brilliant drums, loads of mad solos, one of the best singers you will hear for a long time, funky powerfull bass etc etc.. you could go on and on but you just need to hear it.
Not for people who only like radio friendly rock. This is one that takes some listening!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars My favourite Mars album...,
T. FIELDSEND "Tompac" (UK) - See all my reviews
...without a doubt, BUT, I must admit 'The Bedlam in Goliath' is creeping up on me too. That album is defianetley a 'grower'....
But what to say about this album. I think its a masterpiece, I had heard mixed reviews about it and having got 'Frances' after owning 'Deloused' for a couple of years (the band in genral have taken a while to grow on me) then decided to get this in light of the 'New' album out at the end of January.
Here we have everything. The slow introduction, the epic track 2 before the very catchy and obvious single 'Vermicide'. This is the most accessible track on the album. 'Meccamputecture' is a fantastic song. Then it breaks diwn into another slow, accoustic track which is very beautiful and all in Spanish. The next 2 tracks are the heaviest on the album and to be honest blow me away. 'Viscera Eyes' has a heavy riff through out, but the next track and to me the highlight of the album is'Day of the Baphomets'. This song is crazy, I remember when I first heard it and now I cant get enough of it. I really hope they play it this Friday night in Copenhagen here but I wont hold my breath. Its in 2 parts really, the first is the build up and heaviest bit with vivid lyrics and vocals followed by trumpet and guitar. The 2nd half goes even more nuts with an amazing bit of percussion towards the end. This is my favourite Mars song, hands down. Hats off.
Throughout the album has such an intensity in places and yet some soft areas to break it up, the lyrics are insane and as pleasing as previously, the music I dont know where to start with really, just brilliant. Omars guitar work, the rythem used, the percussion, Cedrics voice, just completely different and unique to anything I have heard and YOU will hear! I promise!
I am really looking forward to seeing these guys to really see how they make this immense sound they create....
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4.0 out of 5 stars Great Record,
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The Mars Volta's third album was somewhat of a departure from the first two, more slow burning and considered, less crazy and on the whole very pleasant to listen to, while still being able to rock when necessary. The band toned down the unusual samples, slowed down the drum rolls and produced the album rather differently than before. The end result is altogether pleasing.
Beginning with a haunting slow burning intro and ending with a similar outro the album flows really well, and is filled with some of the band's most concise yet still progressive songs, which are well structured and that (more or less) don't feel like an angry jam session where they're not supposed to.
The only problem, however is that on first listen, the album doesn't seem to have the same energy that the first two Mars Volta album had. The production helps the album greatly in some areas, but in certain areas it would've been a lot better if the edge that I know the songs have, could've came across more on record, maybe louder drums and more distorted guitar would make the difference ?
This minor flaw aside, Amputecture is a wonderful album, with fantastic songs, ace keyboards and a 'whole,' feeling;
Special mention must go to 'Meccamputecture,' and big time to 'Day of the Baphomets,' which are two of the band's finest works to date.
The Mars Volta do have some fantastic albums and If you like even one song by them I'd recommend that you buy all three albums... and be patient, they're flawed but ultimately worth it.
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5.0 out of 5 stars another masterpiece,
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For the realist in me, Frances the Mute really is impossible to follow, but the sideways move to Amputechture is as good as it could have got. I did get a sinking feeling though as my enjoyment of the many parts of the capricious 16 minute "Tetragrammation" was continually hijacked by the seemingly random way they are spliced together.
What follows though is a set of excellent individual numbers, in which Omar continues to develop his skill of producing brilliant atmospheric musical textures, like a prog rock Ravel! Vermicide and Meccampatechure are both very strong tracks, the former more atmospheric the other another extended opus, very jazzy with some magical improvised sax and keys, Asilos Magdelena calms it down, this is a beautifully rendered folorn acoustic ballad - a surprise and a sheer delight.
The brilliant riff based Viscera Eyes then leads into another extended roving caprice, Day of the Baphomets - yet this is far more coherent and ultimately more satisfying than Tetragrammation.
The work is bookended by less accessible tracks, which I may or may not grow to like, but with boundary pushing artistes that is always bound to happen.
In Amputechture (does this mean "the design of limb removal") TMV use more repetition than ever before, but the clever multilayered textures are still there, and there is some great tunesmithing mixed in with some exciting jazz-fusion sections. Ohhh yes and that King Crimson influence is still unashamedly there. Its always fun translating the Spanish lyrics - they always make more sense than the English ones: "Promitiste tu Sangre" - I think we got it.
5.0 out of 5 stars An Addictive Album,
G. Billam - See all my reviews
Just To start off, i own all the The Mars Volta's albums and enjoy all of them for different reasons, but this album is the best. I listen a wide range of music like Jazz fusion, Prog, Physceldelia, Electronica and lots of others. This album has Omar Rodriguez Lopez on guitars, Cedric BIxler Zavala on vocals, Juan Alderete on bass, Jon Theodore on drums, Ikey Owens on keyboards, Marcel Rodriguez Lopez on percussion and Adrian Gonzalez on Woodwinds.
TRACK1- Vicarious Atonement- A starter to the album has a early Pink Floyd feel to it with effects and keyboards dominating this track
TRACK 2- Tetragrammaton- One of the highlights of the album despite being 16 miniutes long. It doesn't feel like it at all, Remindes of King Crimson. Jon Theodore paticulay stands out on this track
TRACK 3- Vermicide- A short track, Not the greatest track but goes well with the album.
TRACK 4- Meccamputechture- A track charachterised by a great organ solo at the end and saxaphone.
TRACK 5-Asilos Magdalena- This Track goes Back to Omar's cuban roots with spanish vocals and acoustic guitar.
TRACK 6- Viscera Eyes-Probally the most likelly to be known with its catchy chorus and simple but effective crunching sounding guitar.
TRACK 7- Day Of The Baphomets- Possibly my favorite TMV track. Great opening with bass playing Jaco Pastorius would of been proud of, leading into a fury of guitars and saxaphone. The saxaphone is dominante with the guitar, And them having a duel midway through. The track ends on a high to with a beautiful bongo solo.
TRACK 8- El Ciervo Vulvenerado- A nice conclusion to the album, ending the album on a high.
I Hope you enjoy this album as much as I did.
6 of 9 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Incredible,
I don't know how this album is a let down its awesome. Personally I wasn't a great fan of Francis the Mute but was more than happy with their return to form on this album;catchy riffs, out of the ordinary vocals and the voltas general bombbardment and twisting of sound. Bloody marvellous
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- Treatment of Epidermal Cysts With Erbium: YAG Laser Fenestration: An Alternative to Surgical Intervention.. Feng CJ, Ma H.. Ann Plast Surg. 2015 May
- Short-term effect of vaginal erbium laser on the genitourinary syndrome of menopause.. Gambacciani M, Levancini M.. Minerva Ginecol. 2015 Apr
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- Nickel bis-muth boride, Ni(23-x)Bi(x)B(6) [x = 2.44 (1)]. Berthebaud D, Sato A, Mori T. Acta Crystallogr Sect E Struct Rep Online. 2011 Jan 15;67(Pt 2):i17. PMID: 21522814 [PubMed]
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Chop egg white finely; rub yolk through sieve.
Chop parsley finely.
Toss together egg white, yolk and parsley; sprinkle in decorative pattern over fish or chicken dishes.
Alternatively, make a pattern by sprinkling sieved yolk in centre of food; surround with ring of chopped egg white, then with border of chopped parsley.
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