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Europe In Turmoil: US Stocks Don't Blink
The Greek referendum is over, the voters decisively rejected the proposals from the creditors, European markets are in turmoil, and the future there is unclear, but dark. Very dark.
North American markets didn't even blink.
The S&P500 mini-futures gapped down 30 points Sunday after the Greek referendum results were known, but US equities, as represented by the large cap futures, quickly recovered. The ESU5, the current contract, recovered half the loss by the time the daytime trading session...
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The Nasdaq has been trying to fill the gap between 4451 and 4459 for over a week. That gap zone is indicated on the chart with a purple rectangle.
That gap is acting as a magnet and I expect it to be filled this week . For this to happen, however, the Nasdaq would need to push through the Volume Profile Point of Control at 4427. At the moment it looks capable of doing so.
Then the question becomes, what about the gap at 4206? Admittedly, it is quite far away from the present action, but ...
China, Oil: How I'm Playing It
After the futures opened nearly 30 points to start the Globex Session on Sunday evening, you heard much talk about increased concern of a Greek default over the weekend.
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Be Prepared: Stock Top Seen This Week
In my June 22nd article for Traderplanet, I mention a top was pending and that hasn't changed. Greece has been the primary reason for these wild market moves over the last few weeks and so far, if you took what you thought was going to happen and traded the exact opposite, you would have made a fortune.
Today, as I am writing this article one with any common sense would think the indexes would be down 200-300 points, as the Greece No vote won over the weekend. The SPX futures did drop some 3...
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Price action on the gold daily chart shows that the bearish trend has been firmly in place since price broke below the 50-day SMA on June 22nd. A bullish ABCD pattern formed at the end of last wee...
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As the Chautauqua Watershed Conservancy celebrates its 25th anniversary this year, executive director John Jablonski III spoke before the Jamestown Noon Rotary Club to detail some of his organization's work. Over the years, the CWC has led conservation efforts to preserve more than 796 acres of land across Chautauqua County and 2 miles of shoreline around Chautauqua Lake and its outlet. Among other projects, Jablonski said the organization is now working to put conservation measures in place to protect 21 acres on Hoag Road and 35 acres near the intersection of Route 394 and Fardink Road. In addition, several erosion control projects are either under way or in the planning stages for various tributaries of Chautauqua Lake. Jablonski is pictured above with Doug Conroe, the sergeant-at-arms of the Jamestown Noon Rotary Club and a member of the CWC board of directors, and Gary Padak, the vice-president of the Jamestown Noon Rotary Club. For more information about the Chautauqua Watershed Conservancy, visit them online.
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on Jun 29, 2015
Curt Anderson, the Business Advisor at the Small Business Development Center at Jamestown Community College, spoke to the Noon Rotary during the June 29 meeting. With the help of Simone Mullinax, a member of the JCC communications faculty who teaches a social media course, Curt launched a program that partners Mullinax's students as paid interns with local manufacturers to help these local businesses make a great digital first impression. Curt said 94 percent of businesses with a marketing department make use of social media, and it's not always possible for so-called "digital immigrants" -- those born prior to 1980 or so -- to make the leap into the world of social media and modern web design. Local clients include The Resource Center, Borsari Foods, Jamestown Mattress Co., and Triple E Manufacturing.
If you or someone you know is interested in hosting a paid JCC social media intern, contact the Small Business Development Center at (716) 338-1024.
Pictured below are Rotarian Phil Cala, Curt Anderson the Business Advisor at the Small Business Development Center at JCC, and Rotarian Irene Dobies, the Director of the SBDC at JCC.
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on Jun 25, 2015
Highlights of the evening were, perfect attendance recognition: Vicki McGraw, Diana Meckley and Dan Overcash; Service above Self award: Kathy Benson for her dedicated work on our" Fire and Ice Ball"; Stacy Hannon: for her leadership of the social committee and Lisa Yaggie for her work with our exchange program both in our club and the district. Our exchange student to Finland, Haley Morganstern, receive the Brenda Morrow scholarship to help defray her exchange student expenses. The Rotarian of the year went to Christy Brecht who is finishing up fifteen years of serving our club as treasurer, one of our most time demanding and important positions within the club. Lastly two Paul Harris awards were presented: President Todd Allen for his yearlong leadership as club president who in turned named non-Rotarian Gaylene Lindell a Paul Harris Fellow. Gaylene is the owner of her own jewelry store on Fluvanna Avenue and has been a major supporter of our "Fire and Ice Ball" donating both real and the "fun" not so real rings for our charity raffle. Gaylene is very involved in our community with many organizations and is now serving her eight consecutive term as president of the Kiwanis Club of Falconer!
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One of the most fun, no pressure, golf outings will again be held at Moon Brook Country Club on Monday July 14, 2014. All the information is here so why not put together a foursome, play golf at as good a course as anywhere and also consider being and encourage others to be a sponsor. 100% of the net funds will go to local or international Rotary projects some of which are listed on the sign up form. Don't wait, come and join us a Moon Brook the country club that the Jamestown Rotary Club founded in 1920! All the information you need is below to have a fun day with friends and leave with that good feeling of supporting the work of one of the worlds top service organizations! So call or copy and paste the sign up and send to the address given.
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Paul Hoffman, a Lender Relations Specialist at the U.S. Small Business Administration office located in Buffalo, spoke during the June 8 meeting and updated the group about SBA loan policies and practices. The SBA is an independent federal agency that provides aid, counsel, and assistance to small business owners. Hoffman said 99.3 percent of businesses nationwide are considered small businesses and thus eligible for SBA assistance. The SBA is the parent organization for our local Small Business Development Council, which is housed at Jamestown Community College's locations in Jamestown and Dunkirk.
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Jamestown Noon Rotary Club president Todd Allen, left, and Laja Witt-Doerring, a Rotary Youth Exchange student from Wien-Schonbrunn, Austria, exchanged Rotary flags. During the Noon Rotary Club's recent meeting, Witt-Doerring, pictured here in traditional Austrian garb, spoke about her year as an exchange student at Jamestown High School. Each year, about 8,000 students from across the globe participate in the Rotary Youth Exchange, a program that enables students to study abroad for up to a full year as an international student hosted by a local Rotary club.
Laja has been a wonderful young lady to have visit us for a year that went way too fast!
Meet Rotary's new president
This excerpt from the July issue of The Rotarian magazine profiles the 2015-16 RI president. Before he gives a speech, K.R. Ravindran doesn't like flowery, adulatory introductions. They make him uncomfortable. The 2015-16 Rotary president would rather keep a low profile and share the credit. If it were up to him, you probably wouldn't even be reading this article. Negotiating Days of Tranquility during the Sri Lankan civil war so that health workers could administer drops of polio vaccine? Although it was on his desk that the agreement landed, he says, a lot of people worked to make that...
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Early cancer detection is saving lives in Sri Lanka
More than 20,000 new cases of cancer are diagnosed every year in Sri Lanka, and many of them prove fatal. The Rotary Club of Colombo, Sri Lanka, set out 10 years ago to save some of those lives by establishing the Cancer Prevention and Early Detection Centre. In partnership with the National Cancer Control Programme and the Ministry of Health, the center in Colombo has screened more than 35,000 patients, mostly low-income, and detected more than 7,500 cases of abnormalities that required further investigation. The Rotary Club of Birmingham, Alabama, USA, donated a mammography and ultrasound...
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As a member of Rotary, you're part of a global network of community volunteers who are making a positive difference. Visit the new Member Center to access the many benefits and resources available to you, including: Rotary Global Rewards, our brand-new member benefits program featuring discounts on travel, hotels, dining, and entertainment Rotary publications and products, licensed vendors, mobile apps, and online tools Awards and donor recognition opportunities Rotary International Convention, our biggest event of the year The Rotarian, the official magazine of Rotary Share the benefits of...
Rotary releases $40.3 million for polio immunization activities
Rotary is releasing $40.3 million in grants to support polio immunization activities in 10 countries, including Afghanistan, Nigeria, and Pakistan, three countries where the disease has never been stopped. The funds will help build on gains Rotary and its partners have been making in the fight to eradicate polio. Nigeria hasn't seen a polio case since 24 July 2014 and the World Health Organization could remove it from the list of polio-endemic countries as soon as September if no cases are reported. Nigeria would have to go another two years without a case to be certified polio-free. But the...


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Spin-Off Summer 2015
What if what everyone knows about spinning . . . might not really be true? This issue of Spin-Off challenges the conventional spinning wisdom. You'll find articles on wool and weaving, predrafting and plying, and spinning faster and fatter. With knitting patterns and weaving projects for handspun yarns, there are plenty of opportunities to test out spinning myths for yourself. Learn from spinners new and experienced in our compendium of spinning advice, then read on for plenty of surprises.
Happy Spinning,
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Spin•Off Hits the Road by Liz Gipson
Dyeing with the Twisted Sisters by Lynne Vogel
How CD Spindles Can Be Seeds for Spinners by Susan Sullivan Maynard
A Qiviut Nachaq by Helen Griffiths Howard
Spinning Flax into Linen by Jude Daurelle
Spinning in Southern Madagascar by Sarah Fee
Handspun Gallery of Sweaters
My Otavalo Shirt by Kris Paige
"Socks," an excerpt from The Knitter's Handy Book of Patterns by Ann Budd
James Hargreaves's Spinning Jenny by David Bryant
Las Arañas Spinners and Weavers Guild's Sheep-to-Shawl Demonstration by Jannelle Durant
Handspun Gallery: SOAR Scholarship Recipients
Bunny Bag by Karen Pilman
The Six Swans by Amy C. Clarke
After a Loss, the Home Textile Tool Museum Looks Ahead by Pamella Mawhiney, Pat Hilts, Victor Hilts, and Esther Welden
A Profile of Kathleen Bowen by Dynise Balcavage
Our Autumnal Cotswold Rug by Gayle Vallance
Fiber Basics: The Magic of Mohair by Robin Russo
A Passion for Pygora by Jude Daurelle
Take a Spin with a Cop by Karen Wintermyer McNally
Handspun Gallery of Small Things
Mineral Bottoms by Meghan Sayres
Pest Problems and Fiber Storage: An Excerpt from The Spinner's Companion by Bobbie Irwin
American Romney by Rita Buchanan
A Profile of Norman Kennedy by Gika Rector
Andean Adventures—Visiting Nilda Callañaupa's Village by Kaye Collins
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Yarn Grist: An Excerpt from The Alden Amos Big Book of Handspinning by Alden Amos
The Home Textile Tool Museum by Bill Ralph
Spinning Threads of Freedom: Mahatma Gandhi's Message by Brinda Gill
Spindle-Spun Tunic by Elaine Boaz
Old World Crochet by Priscilla A. Gibson-Roberts
The Chacara of the Ngobe Woman by Pam DeLuco
Viking Sails by Peter Fowler
Today's Drumcarders by Susan McFarland
Adventures on the Trail of Fiber by Liz Gipson
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Merging an Ancient Art with a Modern Tool by Deb Erikson
Royal Highland Show by Deborah Pulliam
Restoring My Antique Spinning Wheel by Julie Bates
Mona, the Dowager Queen of the Flock by Sherry St. Germaine
The Ugly Sweater Project by Helen Von Ammon
A Guild Color Study Project by Mary Spanos
Needlepoint Color Wheel by Mary Spanos
A Woven Vest of Many Colors by Carol Timkovich
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Color Study Fabric by Pia Cusick
Confetti Socks by Karen Ford
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James Shiels-The Last Master Spinning Wheelwright in Ireland by Meghan Nuttall Sayres
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Spinner's Question: Measuring Fibers by Rita Buchanan
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Dr. David Simpson, MD is board certified in Family Medicine and Family Medicine - Geriatric Medicine.
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Dancing!!! FGCU headed to NCAA tourney
MACON, Ga. – The Florida Gulf Coast University men's basketball team is headed to the NCAA Tournament for the first time.
FGCU beat top-seed Mercer on the Bears home court Saturday to win the Atlantic Sun tournament championship and earn the automatic bid to the NCAAs. The Eagles led the entire second half in their 88-75 victory. The second-seeded Eagles (24-10) became the first team in the 68-team field.
In their sixth Division I season since moving up from Division II, FGCU won it's first Atlantic Sun title in its second year of eligibility. The Eagles were on a four-year probationary period and finished runner-up in the A-Sun tournament in their first appearance last year.
Sophomore guard Brett Comer tied his season high with 21 points, including 12 pivotal first-half points as the Eagles erased and early eight-point deficit. Chase Fieler finished with 12 points, including nine straight in the second half as FGCU pushed its lead to as many as 17 points.
Sherwood Brown had 16 for FGCU.
After finishing with five assists and three steals, Comer was named the tournament Most Valuable Player. Fieler and Brown also many the all-tournament team. Comer averaged 13 points and six assists in three A-Sun tournament victories.
The Eagles shook off a slow start in which they shot 1-for-7 and trailed 11-3 five minutes into the game. FGCU then hit 26 of its next 43 shots as it pushed its lead to double digits. The Eagles made 11 3-pointers.
Christophe Varidel hit all six of his free throws in the final minute to seal the victory as Mercer got within 10 with 59 seconds left.
Here is the key moments from FGCU's historic 88-75 victory over Mercer to ear its first trip to the NCAA tourney.
18:25 — Eagles' Sherwood Brown hits 3-pointer for FGCU's first points. Mercer 3, FGCU 2
14:56 — Bears' Bud Thomas converts a breakaway layup to put Mercer up 11-3. FGCU's Andy Enfield calls time out.
11:15 — Chris Varidel attacks basket and scoops it in as he gets foul. He converts 3-point play to cut lead to one. Mercer 14, FGCU 13
8:50 — Brett Comer pushes a 1-on-3 fast break and makes a floater to put FGCU up 20-19. Comer would go on to score 12 of FGCU's next 14 and assisted on the other basket.
2:04 — Varidel hits a fall-away 3-pointer to put FGCU ahead 38-33.
0:01 — Varidel misses desperation layup at the buzzer but FGCU leds 38-36.
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Review: The Leader's Guide to Radical Management: Reinventing the Workplace for the 21st Century
The Leader's Guide to Radical Management: Reinventing the Workplace for the 21st Century by Stephen Denning
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
The author took the Agile principles from software development and packaged them into what he calls a radical management. The ideas themselves are very righteous and I cannot agree more with them. I especially liked the chapters on Delighting Clients (you need to have your clients in mind above anything else) and on Radical Transparency (honesty, authenticity, accepting failures).
However, the book itself provides relatively little novelty compared to any other publication on Agile principles - and I felt that the narrative was being chewed and re-chewed again and again). The whole chapter about open narratives felt like promotion for author's previous books. Overall, it is quite a stereotypical American-style self-help book: "I did it once, I've heard others having done it too, I call it "The New Big Thing" and now I preach it to everyone else".
It can be interesting for people from outside software development who have never heard of Agile principles of (project) management though.
Friday, April 03, 2015
Review: Maailma otsas. Pildikesi heade inimeste elust
Maailma otsas. Pildikesi heade inimeste elust by Andrus Kivirähk
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Friday, January 16, 2015
Review: Islam ja diktatuurid, Venemaa ja Kesk-Aasia
Islam ja diktatuurid, Venemaa ja Kesk-Aasia by Olev Remsu
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Hästi, harivalt ja lõbusalt kirja pandud reisikirjad. Meeldis mõnus segu hetkemuljetest, ajaloost, isiklikest mälestustest Nõukogude ajast, huvitavatest dialoogidest ja autori poliitilistest ning ühiskondlikest mõtisklustest. Selles regioonis elanuna tekkisid mõni kord toredad samastumismomendid. Samuti on huvitav läbi terve raamatu jooksev islami teema, mis ei muutu samas liiga pealetükkivaks.
Samas on ülekohtune autori poolt nimetada Venemaad, Kasahstani ja Kirgiisiat diktatuurideks - need on pigem autoritaarse juhtimisstruktuuriga riigid. Natuke pealiskaudseks on jäänud just see poliitiline pool - kõiki riike paneb autor natuke ühte patta, nimetades kõiki Kesk-Aasia presidente türannideks. Samuti tundusid Koraanist ja Piiblist tsitaadid peatükkide alguses veidi kunstlikena.
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Thursday, January 01, 2015
Review: A Christmas Carol
A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
A great story to read during the Christmas holiday, reminding a very potential meaning of Christmas. This novel highlights good deeds versus ignorance and greed, importance of family and children versus drive for financial gains. The idea and the plot can be seen as a lead and inspiration for numerous Christmas related books and films having been made in decades after this book was published.
Once again, I enjoyed the writing style of Dickens.
Monday, December 15, 2014
Review: The Picture of Dorian Gray
The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde
My rating: 2 of 5 stars
This is said to be one of Oscar Wilde's most famous novels. There is an interesting plot: a young man named Dorian Gray stays young in appearance, while all the traces of getting old and his misdoings are applied to the portrait of his. There are some interesting moral questions raised.
However, another of the main characters, a cynical Lord Henry, bored me with his numerous artificial quote-like monologues. Some lengthy descriptions of Dorian's possessions did not appeal to me either. And description of the male beauty which the book is, in a way, centered around did not touch my emotions.
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Review: Practical Text Mining and Statistical Analysis for Non-Structured Text Data Applications
Practical Text Mining and Statistical Analysis for Non-Structured Text Data Applications by Gary Miner
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
A well-structured textbook on basic and more advanced topics in text mining. It does a good job on explaining main definitions, history and trends in the domain. Although a large volume, one can easily pick only the topics of an interest and need.
Monday, December 08, 2014
Book Review: Years of Renewal by Henry Kissinger
Years of Renewal by Henry Kissinger
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
A lengthy memoir book by Henry Kissinger, a well-known and, to many, controversial Secretary of State of the USA. It mostly covers his tenure in the last days of Nixon's presidency and focuses on work with the president Gerald Ford in the 1970s.
Kissinger's style struck me as highly articulate and intelligent. His knowledge and understanding of history as well as interconnections between various events are very revealing. Above all, I enjoyed reading about Kissinger's clear goals and strategy in the foreign affairs - while all the rest were simply tactics to achieve that. To maximise national security and to win the Cold War over the Communist block - these were two main objectives - and all Kissinger's actions methodically followed these (and eventually, those have been achieved). It reminded me that if one has clear objectives and strategy which shows the seeds of success, good team around and reliable allies, it is worthwhile to stick to this strategy, however difficult it might be at times.
Kissinger impressed me with his understanding of human psychology as well - which he displayed in describing the process of diplomatic negotiations with the leaders of China, the Soviet Union, Western European allies, African states, Egypt, Israel, and so on. One can learn a lot about the recent history and internal dynamics of many states all across the world (since Kissinger as a Minister of Foreign Affairs of the influential state had to deal with all of them). In particular, it was interesting to read about the impressive wisdom of the Chinese leaders in the 1970s - who started the turn-around of the Chinese economy and society.
The only parts which did not interest me that much were lengthy descriptions of internal dynamics in the American national politics. At times, these seemed somewhat apologetic too ("I was good, but not the others!").
All in all, it is not an easy piece of cake to chew (above 1100 pages), but one can learn quite a lot about strategy-based leadership and the recent world history.
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Minnesota's health commissioner prescribes an increase in the minimum wage to improve people's health.
Workers continue to face dangerous exposures to diacetyl; paid sick leave legislation introduced in West Virginia; home health workers rally for living wages; and the rise of the independent contractor classification threatens worker rights.
If national lawmakers took action on less than a dozen policy fronts, they could reduce child poverty in the U.S. by a whopping 60 percent. In sheer numbers, such a reduction would lift 6.6 million children out of poverty and significantly improve their opportunities for living long and fruitful lives.
Exploring the Uberization of work; big retailers fight new OSHA injury reporting rule; Congress members introduce paid leave for federal workers; and John Boehner inadvertently makes the case for a minimum wage increase.
Staten Island worker death highlights risks facing Latino construction workers; fight continues to ban asbestos; Minnesota minimum wage increase in jeopardy for tipped workers; and researchers look for ways to protect respiratory health among dairy farm workers.
The top worker victories of 2014; work-related deaths in coal mining industry projected to reach new low; police officer deaths reach new high; and a major Southern grocery store chain offers benefits to legally married same-sex couples.
by Liz Borkowski, MPH. Last week's White House Summit on Working Families served both as a pitch to employers to adopt more family-friendly policies, and as a push for policies that require all employers to evolve for 21st-century realities. (While we take a breather during this holiday season, we're re-posting content from earlier in the year. This post was originally published on June 30, 2014.)
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A few weeks back we asked faculty to participate in a survey about impressions of open access scholarly literature, that is, literature which is digital, online, free of charge, and free of most copyright and licensing restrictions. A big thank you to everyone who responded to the Tufts Scholarly Communication Team survey. A similar survey was also conducted in the fall of 2011. As promised, here are some quick numbers from both the 2011 and 2013 editions…
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BPNT1, also called bisphosphate 3-prime-nucleotidase, or BPntase, is a member of a magnesium-dependent phosphomonoesterase family. Lithium, a major drug used to treat manic depression, acts as an uncompetitive inhibitor of BPntase. The predicted human protein is 92% identical to mouse BPntase. BPntase's physiologic role in nucleotide metabolism may be regulated by inositol signaling pathways. The inhibition of human BPntase may account for lithium-induced nephrotoxicity. [provided by RefSeq, Jul 2008]
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BPNT1 (3'(2'), 5'-Bisphosphate Nucleotidase 1) is a Protein Coding gene. Among its related pathways are Akt Signaling and Akt Signaling. GO annotations related to this gene include magnesium ion binding and 3(2),5-bisphosphate nucleotidase activity. An important paralog of this gene is IMPAD1.
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The University of Texas will light the Tower on Wednesday, April 29th, in honor of the 2009 National Championship won by the Hispanic National Bar Association Moot Court team. This is the twelfth national championship UT Law has won in the last ten years.
UT Law's Hispanic National Bar Association Moot Court team members Cassandra Cuellar ('10), Belinda Garcia ('10) & Rudy Segura ('09), beat Loyola Law School (Los Angeles) in the final round of the competition bringing home the national title. In addition, Rudy Segura won the award for best speaker.
The Hispanic National team is coached by Shalla Santos ('06), an associate at Allensworth & Porter, L.L.P. As a UT Law student, Santos was a member of the 2006 Giles Sutherland Rich Intellectual Property Moot Court national championship team. Although this was her first year coaching, this will be her second tower lighting.
This year's competition was held March 5th-7th in Miami, Florida, and included thirty-two teams from across the country. The problem was based on a currently pending Supreme Court case challenging certain rulings of former Attorney General Ashcroft. The Hispanic National Bar Association was founded approximately 30 years ago and currently represents the interests of over 100,000 legal professionals and students. Each spring the HNBA hosts the annual moot court competition during its Mid-Year Conference.
In addition to the national championships, UT teams also brought home regional championships this year in the Frederick Douglass Moot Court Competition and the National Appellate Advocacy Competition. In the Frederick Douglass competition, UT teams swept the regional competitions and won both best brief and best advocate awards.
This is eighth time The University has held a Tower lighting in recognition of the Law School teams' outstanding academic achievements. Previous lightings were for the 1999 National Mock Trial championship team, 2000 Tournament of Champions Mock Trial national championship team, the 2002 Frederick Douglass Moot Court national championship team, the 2003, 2004 and 2005 Judge John R. Brown Admiralty Moot Court national championship teams, the 2005 ABA Arbitration competition national championship team, and the 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2008 Giles Sutherland Rich Memorial Intellectual Property Moot Court national championship teams.