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History behind them, Nets eye brighter future
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – All around the floor in the final moments, New Jersey Nets officials stood and smiled, laughing and letting out the longest sighs of relief. No one wanted the punch lines, the history, the humiliation. No one wanted the damn record on his résumé. The Nets had resorted to the most embarrassing of gimmicks, giveaways and foolery, and that humiliated so many who had been with the organization through the recent run of playoffs and NBA Finals.
Most of all, the Nets had stopped behaving like an NBA franchise and careened into carnival barkers begging people into the big top for the bearded lady.
So, the final seconds bled away on a 90-84 victory on Monday night, the public-address announcer's voice boomed, "WEEEEEEE GOT 10!" and the players swayed between joy and the embarrassment of feeling joy for such a trumped-up, nothing accomplishment.
Nevertheless, the 1972-73 Philadelphia 76ers will stand alone in history at 9-73. Out of nowhere, the Nets hit the gas pedal, won three of four games and left the ignobility strewn on the Jersey Turnpike. Out of harm's way now, the Nets are 10-64 and will be remembered simply as a horrible, horrible team. They just didn't want to be the most horrible in the history of the National Basketball Association.
"Hey listen, we didn't want to be part of the worst team in history, so we were excited to get 10 wins, but … it's still 10 wins," Nets guard Devin Harris(notes) said.
"We're not going to jump through the roof because we won 10 games."
As bleak as everything has been this season, it all promises to change fast. From management to players, everyone watched the "60 Minutes" profile on the Nets' new owner, Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov, and they understand that once the league approves his $700 million bid, the franchise will be instantly transformed.
The nickel-and-diming will be done, and Prokhorov's mantra will hit the Nets like a tsunami: For every idea they'll have here – every coach they want to hire, free agent they want to lure, organizational staff with which they want to invest – the mantra from Prokhorov is this: What will it take to get it done?
Prokhorov thinks big and bigger, and that's the reason sources say they expect his private plane to land with him and minority owner Jay-Z at Akron-Canton Airport at midnight July 1 on the start of free agency. The Nets know it will be a long shot to sell LeBron James(notes) on two seasons in Newark before the new Brooklyn Arena is done. Yet, the possibilities with a playboy billionaire and rap mogul are still intriguing. Even so, the most realistic play for the Nets would be for James to sign another short, three-year contract with the Cavaliers and revisit free agency once the Nets have moved to New York, Brook Lopez(notes) is a franchise center and perhaps the bounce of the lottery balls has earned them Kentucky's John Wall.
Between now and then, the Nets will likely center on Utah forward Carlos Boozer(notes) this summer. They love Memphis' restricted free agent, Rudy Gay(notes), but like a lot of teams, they don't want to overpay to keep the Grizzlies from matching an offer.
Nevertheless, these appear to be issues that will continue to fall to Nets president Rod Thorn. Sources close to Prokhorov's ownership group say they plan to soon finalize a two-year contract extension for the well-respected Thorn. He'll have to take a pay cut, sources say, but Thorn understands times have changed and $4 million a year is no longer realistic for most general managers. They'll allow Thorn to help groom a successor and they'll lean heavily on him to make the coaching hire.
Sources say the chances of landing top choice, Jeff Van Gundy, are improved with Thorn staying on the job. Van Gundy hadn't planned to return to coaching next season, but the Nets believe he'll be willing to listen to a pitch. They want to talk to Villanova's Jay Wright, too, but he's turned down big offers from the 76ers and Kentucky in the past two years, and a close friend of his on Monday said, "It would surprise me if he talks [seriously] to them, unless maybe he needs the leverage at Villanova."
One sleeper for the Nets job: Michigan State's Tom Izzo. While Izzo probably can't be lured with the collegiate money grab at Oregon, the NBA has never stopped intriguing him. Izzo had a strong interest with the Chicago Bulls' opening two years ago, but the front office never reciprocated. The Nets are willing to consider an elite college coach without a pro pedigree, and league sources believe Izzo won't summarily reject a Nets overture without hearing them out.
As much as anything, the Nets want a dynamic name on the sideline. Kiki Vandeweghe had never coached in his life and trudging through his inexperience has been painful for him and the franchise. Thorn asked him to do the job and Vandeweghe's done it with grace and dignity. Yet it hasn't been without turbulence.
Here's a story that illustrates how this season has devolved at times: During an earlier loss in a Western Conference city, several sources say the Nets huddled up at halftime, discussed adjustments amongst themselves and bolted the locker room without waiting for Vandeweghe and former assistant Del Harris to address them.
As Devin Harris said Monday, "It's been an abomination of a season."
As brutal as the Nets have been, the Minnesota Timberwolves probably have been a greater embarrassment. They're stalled at 14-60 and have lost 16 straight. Suddenly, the Nets were no longer talking about catching a team that hadn't played a game in 37 years, but a living, barely breathing modern disaster.
"If we could catch [Minnesota] and not finish last in the NBA, that would be great," Courtney Lee(notes) said.
Truth be told, that would depend on whom you ask.
As thrilled as everyone was with a 10th victory, there's no organizational clarion call to catch the Wolves. The Nets want every possible pingpong ball for Wall.
Whatever happens the rest of the way, it will start to be about basketball again here. As the Nets were beating the Spurs on Monday night, the franchise's marketers released word they would be forcing two poor radio announcers to cover the CEO's live-streamed lunch with a fan the executive berated courtside for wearing a paper bag. That was the story on the wire, just before word came through the Nets had beaten the Spurs and beaten back those long-ago 76ers.
For everyone here, enough is enough. The bearded lady needs to leave the arena in Jersey because the Nets need to start taking themselves seriously again. Everything changes now. The Russian is coming and, yes, it won't be a moment too soon.


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Sava Sakadzic, PH.D.
Instructor in Radiology
Massachusetts General Hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital
Radiology, Rm. 2301
149 13th Street
Charlestown MA 02129
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Sakadžic S, Lee J, Boas DA, Ayata C. High-resolution in vivo optical imaging of stroke injury and repair. Brain Res. 2015 May 7.
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Gagnon L, Sakadzic S, Lesage F, Mandeville ET, Fang Q, Yaseen MA, Boas DA. Neurophotonics. Multimodal reconstruction of microvascular-flow distributions using combined two-photon microscopy and Doppler optical coherence tomography. 2015; 2(1):015008.
von Bornstädt D, Houben T, Seidel JL, Zheng Y, Dilekoz E, Qin T, Sandow N, Kura S, Eikermann-Haerter K, Endres M, Boas DA, Moskowitz MA, Lo EH, Dreier JP, Woitzik J, Sakadžic S, Ayata C. Supply-Demand Mismatch Transients in Susceptible Peri-infarct Hot Zones Explain the Origins of Spreading Injury Depolarizations. Neuron. 2015 Mar 4; 85(5):1117-31.
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Gagnon L, Sakadžic S, Lesage F, Musacchia JJ, Lefebvre J, Fang Q, Yücel MA, Evans KC, Mandeville ET, Cohen-Adad J, Polimeni JR, Yaseen MA, Lo EH, Greve DN, Buxton RB, Dale AM, Devor A, Boas DA. Quantifying the microvascular origin of BOLD-fMRI from first principles with two-photon microscopy and an oxygen-sensitive nanoprobe. J Neurosci. 2015 Feb 25; 35(8):3663-75.
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Magnain C, Augustinack JC, Konukoglu E, Frosch MP, Sakadžic S, Varjabedian A, Garcia N, Wedeen VJ, Boas DA, Fischl B. Optical coherence tomography visualizes neurons in human entorhinal cortex. Neurophotonics. 2015 Feb 9; 2(1):015004.
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Sakadžic S, Mandeville ET, Gagnon L, Musacchia JJ, Yaseen MA, Yucel MA, Lefebvre J, Lesage F, Dale AM, Eikermann-Haerter K, Ayata C, Srinivasan VJ, Lo EH, Devor A, Boas DA. Large arteriolar component of oxygen delivery implies a safe margin of oxygen supply to cerebral tissue. Nat Commun. 2014; 5:5734.
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Devor A, Sakadzic S, Yaseen MA, Roussakis E, Tian P, Slovin H, Vanzetta I, Teng IC, Saisan PA, Sinks LE, Dale AM, Vinogradov SA, Boas DA. "Optical imaging of cortical circuit dynamics" in Neuromethods, vol. 85, Bruno Weber and Fritjof Helmchen, Editors. Functional Imaging of Cerebral Oxygenation with Intrinsic Optical Contrast and Phosphorescent Probes. 2014; 225-253.
Srinivasan VJ, Mandeville ET, Can A, Blasi F, Climov M, Daneshmand A, Lee JH, Yu E, Radhakrishnan H, Lo EH, Sakadžic S, Eikermann-Haerter K, Ayata C. Multiparametric, longitudinal optical coherence tomography imaging reveals acute injury and chronic recovery in experimental ischemic stroke. PLoS One. 2013; 8(8):e71478.
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Nizar K, Uhlirova H, Tian P, Saisan PA, Cheng Q, Reznichenko L, Weldy KL, Steed TC, Sridhar VB, MacDonald CL, Cui J, Gratiy SL, Sakadzic S, Boas DA, Beka TI, Einevoll GT, Chen J, Masliah E, Dale AM, Silva GA, Devor A. In vivo stimulus-induced vasodilation occurs without IP3 receptor activation and may precede astrocytic calcium increase. J Neurosci. 2013 May 8; 33(19):8411-22.
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Yaseen MA, Sakadžic S, Wu W, Becker W, Kasischke KA, Boas DA. In vivo imaging of cerebral energy metabolism with two-photon fluorescence lifetime microscopy of NADH. Biomed Opt Express. 2013 Feb 1; 4(2):307-21.
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Esipova TV, Ye X, Collins JE, Sakadžic S, Mandeville ET, Murray CB, Vinogradov SA. Dendritic upconverting nanoparticles enable in vivo multiphoton microscopy with low-power continuous wave sources. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2012 Dec 18; 109(51):20826-31.
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Goergen CJ, Radhakrishnan H, Sakadžic S, Mandeville ET, Lo EH, Sosnovik DE, Srinivasan VJ. Optical coherence tractography using intrinsic contrast. Opt Lett. 2012 Sep 15; 37(18):3882-4.
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Devor A, Sakadžic S, Srinivasan VJ, Yaseen MA, Nizar K, Saisan PA, Tian P, Dale AM, Vinogradov SA, Franceschini MA, Boas DA. Frontiers in optical imaging of cerebral blood flow and metabolism. J Cereb Blood Flow Metab. 2012 Jul; 32(7):1259-76.
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Yuzawa I, Sakadžic S, Srinivasan VJ, Shin HK, Eikermann-Haerter K, Boas DA, Ayata C. Cortical spreading depression impairs oxygen delivery and metabolism in mice. J Cereb Blood Flow Metab. 2012 Feb; 32(2):376-86.
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Baraghis E, Devor A, Fang Q, Srinivasan VJ, Wu W, Lesage F, Ayata C, Kasischke KA, Boas DA, Sakadzic S. Two-photon microscopy of cortical NADH fluorescence intensity changes: correcting contamination from the hemodynamic response. J Biomed Opt. 2011 Oct; 16(10):106003.
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Devor A, Sakadzic S, Saisan PA, Yaseen MA, Roussakis E, Srinivasan VJ, Vinogradov SA, Rosen BR, Buxton RB, Dale AM, Boas DA. "Overshoot" of O2 is required to maintain baseline tissue oxygenation at locations distal to blood vessels. J Neurosci. 2011 Sep 21; 31(38):13676-81.
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Carp SA, Roche-Labarbe N, Franceschini MA, Srinivasan VJ, Sakadžic S, Boas DA. Due to intravascular multiple sequential scattering, Diffuse Correlation Spectroscopy of tissue primarily measures relative red blood cell motion within vessels. Biomed Opt Express. 2011 Jul 1; 2(7):2047-54.
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Sakadžic S, Roussakis E, Yaseen MA, Mandeville ET, Srinivasan VJ, Arai K, Ruvinskaya S, Wu W, Devor A, Lo EH, Vinogradov SA, Boas DA. J. Vis. Exp. Cerebral blood oxygenation measurement based on oxygen-dependent quenching of phosphorescence. 2011; (51).
Tian P, Devor A, Sakadzic S, Dale AM, Boas DA. Monte Carlo simulation of the spatial resolution and depth sensitivity of two-dimensional optical imaging of the brain. J Biomed Opt. 2011 Jan-Feb; 16(1):016006.
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Yaseen MA, Srinivasan VJ, Sakadžic S, Radhakrishnan H, Gorczynska I, Wu W, Fujimoto JG, Boas DA. Microvascular oxygen tension and flow measurements in rodent cerebral cortex during baseline conditions and functional activation. J Cereb Blood Flow Metab. 2011 Apr; 31(4):1051-63.
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Sakadzic S, Roussakis E, Yaseen MA, Mandeville ET, Srinivasan VJ, Arai K, Ruvinskaya S, Devor A, Lo EH, Vinogradov SA, Boas DA. Two-photon high-resolution measurement of partial pressure of oxygen in cerebral vasculature and tissue. Nat Methods. 2010 Sep; 7(9):755-9.
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Srinivasan VJ, Sakadzic S, Gorczynska I, Ruvinskaya S, Wu W, Fujimoto JG, Boas DA. Quantitative cerebral blood flow with optical coherence tomography. Opt Express. 2010 Feb 1; 18(3):2477-94.
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Sukhotinsky I, Yaseen MA, Sakadzic S, Ruvinskaya S, Sims JR, Boas DA, Moskowitz MA, Ayata C. Perfusion pressure-dependent recovery of cortical spreading depression is independent of tissue oxygenation over a wide physiologic range. J Cereb Blood Flow Metab. 2010 Jun; 30(6):1168-77.
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Yaseen MA, Srinivasan VJ, Sakadzic S, Wu W, Ruvinskaya S, Vinogradov SA, Boas DA. Optical monitoring of oxygen tension in cortical microvessels with confocal microscopy. Opt Express. 2009 Dec 7; 17(25):22341-50.
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Srinivasan VJ, Sakadzic S, Gorczynska I, Ruvinskaya S, Wu W, Fujimoto JG, Boas DA. Depth-resolved microscopy of cortical hemodynamics with optical coherence tomography. Opt Lett. 2009 Oct 15; 34(20):3086-8.
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Lebedev AY, Cheprakov AV, Sakadzic S, Boas DA, Wilson DF, Vinogradov SA. Dendritic phosphorescent probes for oxygen imaging in biological systems. ACS Appl Mater Interfaces. 2009 Jun; 1(6):1292-304.
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Sakadzic S, Yuan S, Dilekoz E, Ruvinskaya S, Vinogradov SA, Ayata C, Boas DA. Simultaneous imaging of cerebral partial pressure of oxygen and blood flow during functional activation and cortical spreading depression. Appl Opt. 2009 Apr 1; 48(10):D169-77.
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Sakadzic S, Demirbas U, Mempel TR, Moore A, Ruvinskaya S, Boas DA, Sennaroglu A, Kaertner FX, Fujimoto JG. Multi-photon microscopy with a low-cost and highly efficient Cr:LiCAF laser. Opt Express. 2008 Dec 8; 16(25):20848-63.
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Fang Q, Sakadzic S, Ruvinskaya L, Devor A, Dale AM, Boas DA. Oxygen advection and diffusion in a three- dimensional vascular anatomical network. Opt Express. 2008 Oct 27; 16(22):17530-41.
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Sakadzic S, Wang LV. Correlation transfer equation for multiply scattered light modulated by an ultrasonic pulse. J Opt Soc Am A Opt Image Sci Vis. 2007 Sep; 24(9):2797-806.
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Kothapalli SR, Sakadzic S, Kim C, Wang LV. Imaging optically scattering objects with ultrasound-modulated optical tomography. Opt Lett. 2007 Aug 15; 32(16):2351-3.
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Sakadzic S, Wang LV. Correlation transfer equation for ultrasound-modulated multiply scattered light. Phys Rev E Stat Nonlin Soft Matter Phys. 2006 Sep; 74(3 Pt 2):036618.
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Zemp R, Sakadzic S, Wang LV. Stochastic explanation of speckle contrast detection in ultrasound-modulated optical tomography. Phys Rev E Stat Nonlin Soft Matter Phys. 2006 Jun; 73(6 Pt 1):061920.
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Sakadzic S, Wang LV. Correlation transfer and diffusion of ultrasound-modulated multiply scattered light. Phys Rev Lett. 2006 Apr 28; 96(16):163902.
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Sakadzic S, Wang LV. Modulation of multiply scattered coherent light by ultrasonic pulses: an analytical model. Phys Rev E Stat Nonlin Soft Matter Phys. 2005 Sep; 72(3 Pt 2):036620.
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Sakadzic S, Wang LV. High-resolution ultrasound-modulated optical tomography in biological tissues. Opt Lett. 2004 Dec 1; 29(23):2770-2.
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Petrovic ZL, Sakadzic S, Spasojevic N, Matsui J, Makabe T. Mater. Sci. Forum. Comparison of direct numerical procedure and Monte Carlo technique to determine the charging effects in submicron structures. 2004; 453-454:9-14.
Li J, Sakadzic S, Ku G, Wang LV. Transmission- and side-detection configurations in ultrasound-modulated optical tomography of thick biological tissues. Appl Opt. 2003 Jul 1; 42(19):4088-94.
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Rahman A, Hammarsten EC, Sakadzic S, Rocca JJ, Wyart JF. Physica Scripta. Identification of n=4, Delta n=0 transitions in the spectra of nickel-like cadmium ions from a capillary discharge plasma column. 2003; 67(5):414-419.
Sakadzic S, Wang LV. Ultrasonic modulation of multiply scattered coherent light: an analytical model for anisotropically scattering media. Phys Rev E Stat Nonlin Soft Matter Phys. 2002 Aug; 66(2 Pt 2):026603.
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Dyatko NA, Napartovich AP, Sakadzic S, Petrovic Z, Raspopovic Z. J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys. On the possibility of negative electron mobility in a decaying plasma. 2000; 33(4):375-380.
Raspopovic Z, Sakadzic S, Petrovic ZL, Makabe T. J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys. Diffusion of electrons in time-dependent E(t) x B(t) fields. 2000; 33(11):1298-1302.
Bzenic S, Raspopovic ZM, Sakadzic S, Petrovic ZL. IEEE Trans. Plasma Sci. Relaxation of electron swarm energy distribution functions in time-varying fields. 1999; 27(1):78-79.
Raspopovic Z, Sakadzic S, Bzenic SA, Petrovic ZL. IEEE Trans. Plasma Sci. Benchmark calculations for Monte Carlo simulations of electron transport. 1999; 27(5):1241-1248.
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- The magic of immunity: DEA commandeered truck for fatal sting, but doesn't owe owner even the cost of bullet holes [Houston Chronicle, Radley Balko, Scott Greenfield] More: Lowering the Bar.
- Federal takeover of local policing is a truly bad idea [Glenn Reynolds, USA Today; Elizabeth Price Foley]
- Some of government's worst messes come when there's bipartisan agreement, as with lack of police accountability [Coyote]
- "Is Rakoff the Only Judge Not In Love with DOJ?" [Matt Kaiser, Above the Law on Judge Jed Rakoff's "Mass Incarceration: The Silence of the Judges," New York Review of Books]
- San Antonio cop "held his wife and children at gunpoint, striking his wife in the head with his gun, and had a 20 minute standoff with police before surrendering" but will keep law enforcement officer license [Cato National Police Misconduct Reporting Project, "worst case" for February] "Arbitrator says Cleveland police officer who sexted crime victims, visited women on duty, should keep job" [Cleveland.com, with a related series including "Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson says arbitration process keeps bad cops on police force"]
- "We Should Be Wary of Federal Body Camera Funds" [Matthew Feeney, Cato, related from Feeney here, here, and here] More on bodycam programs from several points of view: Uri Friedman via Althouse, Bloomberg editors (anti), Alex Tabarrok, Radley Balko;
- Those ATF sting operations were even more exploitative and predatory than imagined [Balko, earlier]
Posts Tagged 'Cleveland'
Police unions roundup
- Quite a story: "Las Vegas cop behind controversial killing now influential union leader" [Las Vegas Review-Journal]
- Strife betwen NYPD union and City Hall long predates current NYC mayor [David Firestone, Quartz; Guardian]
- "Report: Massachusetts police grant 'professional courtesy' to other officers caught driving drunk" [Radley Balko; earlier on cops' refusal to ticket cops]
- "Cleveland police union defends fired cop, saying others did far worse" [Cleveland Plain Dealer, earlier]
- After cartoon ire, did union chief tell police departments not to give information to Bucks County, Penn. paper? [Jim Romenesko via Balko]
- Oldie but goodie: "hit it with a flashlight until we gain compliance" [Officer.com]
- Miami FOP: chief's view of the Eric Garner case isn't ours [Washington Post via Amy Alkon]
- And for a contrasting view, check out the generally pro-police-organization site of Ron DeLord;
"When We Tell You to Do Something, Do It"
No need for reformers like Will Wilkinson to make the case against police unions when guys like this make it so eloquently. More: Radley Balko (MSNBC on video versus police-union account of Tamir Rice shooting in Cleveland); Cleveland Plain Dealer (woes of officer in earlier police job). "If you work in private sector, it can be mind-blowing to see mistakes you can make and still be employed as a cop" [@conor64]
Just one more story for now, from the Akai Gurley case in New York: "Instead of calling for help for the dying man, [sources told the newspaper, the NYPD officer who fired the shot] was texting his union representative." [New York Daily News] "If there's one thing that will turn liberals against public sector unions, it'll be stuff like this." [@timfernholz] Update: Flint Taylor, In These Times, gives one view from the left.
"What Is a Photocopier?"
Making the rounds, this dramatization of an Ohio deposition (we covered it in 2011) arising from a lawsuit over photocopy fees at the Cuyahoga County Recorder's Office. [New York Times, Cleveland Scene]
An expensive night's entertainment
Music rights organization BMI has sued a Cleveland bar seeking up to $1.5 million over one night's performance by a cover band that allegedly performed ten well-known songs without paying license fees, including "Bad Moon Rising," "You Really Got Me," and "Some Kind of Wonderful" [OnStage]
Lawyers roundup
- Feds investigating prominent Texas attorney and many-time Overlawyered mentionee Mikal Watts [MySanAntonio via PoL]
- Florida high court: lawyers not privileged to defame parties during informal witness questioning [Delmonico v. Traynor]
- Client's story: not only did attorney try to kill me, he also gave me bad advice [Lowering the Bar]
- Some lawyers for city of Cleveland seek union representation, following municipal attorneys in S.F., D.C. and Houston [Cleveland Plain Dealer]
- Watch what you say about lawyers, part CLXXVI [NYLJ, "shakedown"]
- Former ATLA president Barry Nace fights disciplinary proceeding in W.V. [Chamber-backed WV Record]
- Minnesota lawyer who billed client for time he spent having sex with her won't be allowed to practice for more than a year [TheLawNet, earlier on this candidate for "ultimate Overlawyered story"]
- Should she take the job offer from an apparently unethical attorney? If she has to ask… [Elie Mystal, Above the Law]
Food roundup
- New thinner-isn't-healthier study should give pause [Paul Campos, NYT]
- Inspectors order Minnesota soda shop to yank candy cigarettes, bubble gum cigars [Daily Caller]
- Cleveland might have its own version of Pike Place or Reading Terminal Market, if not for… [Nick Gillespie]
- Regulators took it down: "San Francisco's Libertarian Food Market Is Closing" [Baylen Linnekin]
- How brutal is vegetarianism to animals? [Mike Archer via Tyler Cowen]
- Crazy: S.F. mulls zoning ban on new restaurants to protect existing ones [Linnekin] How Chicago suppresses food trucks [Katherine Mangu-Ward]
- Federal calorie labeling rules will burden restaurants [Wash. Times]
Speeches this week: Syracuse, Cleveland, Pittsburgh
I'll be discussing Schools for Misrule today at Syracuse University College of Law, tomorrow in Cleveland at Cleveland-Marshall College of Law at 4 p.m., and Thursday in Pittsburgh at noon at Pitt Law with critical commentary from Prof. Peter Oh. Federalist Society student chapters are sponsoring the events, which are open to the public. Come out and introduce yourself!
Thanks to my hosts over the past two weeks at Fordham (where I debated Prof. Zephyr Teachout), Brooklyn Law School, and Yale (where Prof. John Fabian Witt contributed generous comments).
Why not book me to speak at your own city or campus? You can contact me directly at editor – at – overlawyered – dot – com, call the Cato Institute at 202-789-5269, or, if you're a Federalist Society chapter, through the Society's home office.
One way to get around courtroom camera ban
Ohio TV station WOIO is re-enacting highlights of a local corruption trial with puppets. More: Lowering the Bar ("I think that all court proceedings should be reported in this way, but would settle for either puppet coverage of arguments in the U.S. Supreme Court or a full reenactment of the Rod Blagojevich trial.")
Ohio: county yanks obese child from family
"An 8-year-old Cleveland Heights boy was taken from his family and placed in foster care last month after county case workers said his mother wasn't doing enough to control his weight." Lawyers for the mother of the >200-lb. boy "think the county has overreached in this case by arguing that medical conditions the boy is at risk for — but doesn't yet have — pose an imminent danger to his health." The county claims that the mother has ignored doctor's orders, which she denies. [Rachel Dissell, Cleveland Plain Dealer; see correction on weight in comments]
P.S. As several press accounts note, the issue has been building for a while, notably this summer when Harvard researchers published a piece in JAMA calling for wider removal of obese children from homes.


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Head Coach Tom Hilbert called libero Jaime Colaizzi the unsung hero during Saturday's three-set victory at Fresno State. The sophomore had 17 digs in the match.
Nov. 23, 2013
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FRESNO, Calif. – Head Coach Tom Hilbert stressed all week that he thought Saturday would be the toughest road test of the conference season. The No. 10 Rams were up for the challenge, sweeping Fresno State (25-13, 25-16, 25-21) at the Save Mart Center.
With the victory, Colorado State (27-0, 18-0 MW) – which clinched its fifth consecutive Mountain West championship last weekend – finished the regular season undefeated on the road for the first time in program history, extending its true road winning streak to 17 matches.
"We played with maturity," Hilbert said. "We're playing clean, we're playing aggressively when we need to and we're doing the right things. We played exceptionally well today."
CSU hit at an impressive .384 clip, with just seven attack errors – one unforced – on 99 swings. Junior Marlee Reynolds had a team-best 13 kills, while Kelsey Snider, also a junior, had 12 on .611 hitting.
"Marlee was taking very smart swings," Hilbert said. "I was really pleased with the level of composure she was playing with. Snider is super athletic. This is a team that she matches up well with. You have to use her the right way, and Deedra Foss made the right decisions of when to set her, which resulted in a great match for her."
The major difference, however, was serving – freshman Cassidy Denny had three service aces – and defense.
"We did a great job serving and blocking, and we were solid with our serve-receive," Hilbert said. "Even though we didn't have a ton of stuff blocks, we were getting touches on almost everything, and really disrupted their offense."
CSU out-blocked Fresno State (17-3, 7-11 MW), 9.0 to 6.0, and recorded 50 digs to Fresno State's 41. Sophomore libero Jaime Colaizzi had 17 digs for the Rams.
"Jaime Colaizzi was the unsung hero," Hilbert said. "She had 17 digs, which is really good for a three-set match, but she had critical digs against good offensive attacks. She was diving all over the place, and did a great job."
Also impressive was how CSU limited Fresno State senior outside hitter Korrin Wild, who ranks second in the Mountain West in kills. In three prior matches against the Rams, Wild has averaged 4.75 kills per set. Saturday, she had six total kills on -.061 hitting.
"It was a combination of us serving and blocking well to neutralize her," Hilbert said. "She didn't get into a rhythm because we were able to stop her early."
The Rams stayed in control throughout the entire match, pulling away midway through in sets 1 and 2.
In the opening frame, leading just 9-8, CSU took 10 of the next 12 point to take a commanding 19-10 lead. The Rams would lead by at least eight for the remainder of the set, hitting .382. Their offense was even more impressive in Set 2, hitting .467. Following a 6-6 tie, CSU took 12 of the next 15 points to lead, 18-9. Four of the final five points came from Snider, who finished the set with seven kills. The Bulldogs would get within four, 19-15, but CSU regrouped following a timeout, and closed on a 6-1 run.
In the final set, the Rams led from start to finish, holding off a late Fresno State rally.
The 27 victories on the season is tied for the sixth-most in program history, and the most since 2003. Overall, CSU has won 27 straight matches – the second-longest active streak in the nation – in addition to 35 straight regular-season matches (first).
"We came into the match relaxed, and that's when I think we're at our best," Hilbert said. "We have two home matches remaining, and we need to finish strong."
CSU hosts San Diego State on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. and UNLV Friday at 7 p.m. Prior to Friday's match, CSU's three seniors will be honored, and afterward, the Rams will be presented with the 2013 Mountain West championship trophy. Tickets can be purchased here.
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We're watching two stories related to national security and counter-terrorism efforts. Arun Rath, reporter for "Frontline" and PRI's "The World" discusses the trail of Wikileaks leaker Bradley Manning, and the ongoing hunger strike (and force-feeding of prisoners) at Guantanamo.
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The key participants may include the following: <OSIAdmin #3874> 3 <Project Name> Governance Plan Office of System Integration (OSI) <Date> 2.2.1 Program Sponsor The Project Sponsor has overall authority for the project. The Project Sponsor provides vision and direction for the project, provides policy leadership, assists in removing barriers and supports change management initiatives, participates in the Executive Steering Committee, and provides support to the Executive Steering Committee as needed. 2.2.2 Sponsor Legal Department The legal representative provides legal opinions upon request in areas of the RFP or Request for Offer and Service Request content, contract amendments, work authorizations, contracting questions, conflict of interests, discovery issues, communication documents, industry trends, and general contracting issues. 2.2.3 Sponsor Executives The Sponsor Executives is a participant on the project's Executive Steering Committee. This committee provides high-level project direction, receives project status updates, and addresses and resolves issues, risks, or change requests 2.2.4 Sponsor IT Division If the project does not have a Sponsor IT Division, this section may be marked as not applicable. 2.3 Customers The key customers typically include the following: Insert project-specific information here 2.3.1 User Organization 18.104.22.168 County/Local Offices 184.108.40.206 California Welfare Directors Association (CWDA) 2.3.2 Public Clients 2.4 Control Agencies Control agencies approve project funding and some work products. They also monitor projects to ensure they adhere to state standards. 2.4.1 Department of Finance Department of Finance is responsible for approving the annual funding for the project and has authority to approve the Feasibility Study Report (FSRs), Budget Change Proposals (BCPs), Supplementary Premise Information (SPIs), Special <OSIAdmin #3874> 4 <Project Name> Governance Plan Office of System Integration (OSI) <Date> Project Reports (SPRs) and the Planning and Implementation Advanced Planning Documents (PAPD and IAPD). They also provide project oversight standards for security, risk, and project management. 2.4.2 Department of General Services Department of General Services is responsible for conducting the <Project Name> procurement. DGS, with the OSI Acquisition Center, develop the RFP and Contract. DGS has authority to approve the Information Technology Procurement Plan (ITPP), RFP, evaluation plan, vendor selection report, Contract, and Contract amendments. The DGS also has authority to resolve legal procurement issues. 2.4.3 Office of the State Chief Information Officer The State Chief Information Officer (CIO) has had several roles in California State government - advisor, leader, strategic planner, and collaborator. From a statewide information technology perspective, the State CIO establishes a strategic vision for the coordinated planning, acquisition and development of cost-effective information technology solutions to business problems. The State CIO's role, therefore, is as a strategic planner and architect for the State's information technology programs and as a leader in formulating and advancing a vision for that program. 2.5 Other State Stakeholders The following are the key state stakeholders. 2.5.1 Project Executive Steering Committee The Executive Steering Committee consists of: List members here The Executive Steering Committee is responsible for: Oversight of progress on State strategic goals and any strategy modifications; Review executive level project status updates including project issues and risks with Statewide impact; Monitoring achievement of major Project milestones Directing State resources to accomplish strategic goals. The Executive Steering Committee meets monthly. 2.5.2 California Health and Human Services Agency (CHHS) CHHS is responsible for California's health and social services programs and reviews the final contract documents. <OSIAdmin #3874> 5 <Project Name> Governance Plan Office of System Integration (OSI) <Date> 2.5.3 Governor's Office The California Governor has the power to execute Executive Orders that affects the <Project Name>. 2.5.4 Legislature The California Legislature has the authority to create legislation that affects the <Project Name>. 2.5.5 Legislative Analyst's Office The Legislative Analyst's Office (LAO) provides fiscal and policy advice to the Legislature that may affect the <Project Name>. The LAO serves as the "eyes and ears" for the Legislature to ensure that the executive branch is implementing legislative policy in a cost efficient and effective manner. 2.6 Federal Stakeholder: < Organization Name > The following are the federal participants. If there is no federal stakeholder, leave the title as "Federal Stakeholder" and indicate there is no federal stakeholder. 2.7 Prime Contractor Discuss the primary contacts and participants from the prime's organization (typically the Prime's Project Manager and Executive Management). Indicate if they participate in the Executive Committee, Change Control Board, and any other project workgroups. The prime contractors' roles are defined as providing the necessary inputs to allow the decision-makers to make a decision, at all authoritative levels. However, for issues related to the contractual requirements and performance, all contracts must adhere to the issue resolution and escalation processes specified in their respective contracts. 2.8 Advocates and Advisory Groups The <Project Name> Program Impact Advisory Committee is an advisory and consultative body that deals with the area of systems issues related to program and policy. The committee membership consists of the following voting members: List members here: If there are advocacy or advisory groups involved in the project, indicate the title of the group and the nature of their involvement. If they do not exert any authority over the project or influence the project, they do not need to be listed. If the project does not have any advocacy or advisory groups, this section may be marked as not applicable. <OSIAdmin #3874> 6 <Project Name> Governance Plan Office of System Integration (OSI) <Date> 2.9 Unions If there are unions or labor organizations involved in the project, indicate the title of the group and the nature of their involvement. If they do not exert any authority over the project or influence the project, they do not need to be listed. If the project does not have any unions or labor organizations involved in the project, this section may be marked as not applicable. 2.10 Interfacing Organizations List any other organizations with which the system will interface, including any other data center or service provider. Discuss whom they report to and the type of agreement that has been established between them and the project (e.g., MOU, IAA, Contract, etc.) Indicate who controls which interfaces and how changes to interfaces are coordinated and approved (e.g., by a change control board or working group, by a particular organization, etc.) Additional sections may be added to address other types of stakeholders and external participants, as necessary. 3 PROJECT GOVERNANCE The following section describes the specific roles and responsibilities for governing the project. In the following sections, discuss which organization participates and makes the final decision/approval for the following topics. If appropriate, discuss key reviewers/participants and indicate when reviews/discussions must be sequential instead of simultaneous (e.g., workgroup must make a recommendation before a final decision by the manager). Indicate how decisions are made (e.g., by consensus, majority, etc.). Discuss if staff make recommendations for manager approvals or if staff are empowered to make certain decisions themselves. 3.1 Project Approvals Please provide project-specific information regarding the approval process. The approval process could entail federal approval, state approval or both. The <Project Name> requests funding and approval to proceed beyond the project initiation. The State approval documents include FSRs, SPRs, BCPs, and SPIs. Federal approval documents include Advance Planning Documents (APDs) and as well as the required "Annual" and "As needed" updates to these documents. The Acquisition Center will work with the Projects in developing all procurement documents. The Acquisition Center is responsible for developing and submitting all procurement documents to DGS and other control agencies. Once the Prime vendor contract is awarded, the <Project Name> prepares the Implementation funding documents. <OSIAdmin #3874> 7 <Project Name> Governance Plan Office of System Integration (OSI) <Date> 3.2 Project Funding Please provide project-specific information regarding the funding process. The funding process could entail federal funding, state funding or both. 3.2.1 State Funding The OSI is responsible for preparing and submitting all reports, approval and funding documents, and budget information required by state control agencies. In addition, the OSI is responsible for tracking <Project Name> costs and expenditures. The <Project Sponsor> is responsible for developing the cost allocation plan, attending budget reviews, and paying project costs. The principal funding document for the State is the BCP or SPI. The <Project Name> and OSI Fiscal Services prepare and submit separate BCPs for their respective expenditure in support of the project. BCPs or SPIs are prepared for the Governor's Budget and May Revision (if needed). 3.2.2 Federal Funding The OSI Fiscal Services is responsible for preparing and submitting all reports, approval and funding documents, and budget information. 3.2.3 County/Local Office Funding The OSI Fiscal Services is responsible for approving payment and tracking of all applicable county claims related to <Project Name>. The <Project Sponsor> is responsible for payment of those approved costs. If the project is not participating in county/local office funding, this section may be marked as not applicable. 3.2.4 Expenditure Tracking The <Project Name> is responsible for tracking expenditures to the source of funding that was provided for the expenditure, federal, state, county or other. The <Project name> Project Manager is responsible for approving payment of all invoices once they are submitted, evaluated as complete, and justified. All requests are submitted through OSI Fiscal Services or <Project Sponsor> for payment processing. 3.3 Project Management The state <Project Name> Project Manager and management team are responsible for the management of the <Project Name> and are therefore responsible for the development and approval of all project management plans, processes and procedures. The <Project Name> Project Manager and management team prepare, review, finalize and approved documents affecting only its internal operation. <Insert Table here> <OSIAdmin #3874> 8 <Project Name> Governance Plan Office of System Integration (OSI) <Date> Project Planning Deliverables WORK PRODUCT REVIEW APPROVE Project Charter <Project Name> <Project Name> Project Team Project Manager <Project Sponsor> OSI Director Project Plans <Project Name> <Project Name> Master Project Plan Project Team Project Manager Scope Management Plan OSI Procurement Communication Plan Center, if applicable Schedule Management OSI Fiscal Services, if Plan applicable Cost Management Plan Independent Staff Management Plan Oversight Consultant Quality Management Plan (IPOC) Risk Management Plan Contract Management Plan Configuration Plan Governance Plan Implementation Plan Interface Management Plan 3.4 Vendor Contract Management Discuss the key types of contract management decisions and activities and who participates in what manner. 3.4.1 Prime Contract Management The <Project Name> Project Manager, with project team support, is responsible for reviewing and approving all contractor invoices, deliverables, and resolving disputes with the contractors in accordance with their respective contract terms and conditions. The <Project Name> Contract Management Plan provides additional details. 3.4.2 Consultant Contract Management Acquired consultants receive direction and supervision by the state functional manager for the area they were hired to support. As the consultants create deliverable, the deliverables are tracked by the <Project Name> librarian, reviewed by a designated review team based on the deliverable type, and approved by the state functional manager or Project Manger. Consultant invoices are reviewed and approved by the state staff, in coordination with the state functional manager. Any issues that arise between the consultants and the state are managed in accordance with their respective contract terms and conditions. The <Project Name> Contract Management Plan provides additional details. <OSIAdmin #3874> 9 <Project Name> Governance Plan Office of System Integration (OSI) <Date> 3.4.3 Interagency Agreements (IAA) Discuss any interagency agreements such as those with a data center or service provider. 4 ISSUE RESOLUTION AND ESCALATION PROCESS The project is responsible for overseeing and managing issues identified by the project or its stakeholders. The purpose of the issue process is to ensure unanticipated issues, action items and tasks are assigned to a specific person for action and are tracked to resolution. This Issue Resolution Process identifies the procedures used to manage issues and action items throughout the project. In addition to documenting the approach to issue identification and analysis, the process covers who is responsible for tracking issues, and how resolutions are documented. This process also briefly describes how the project participates in division-level issue management activities and reporting. The project may enlist the assistance of its stakeholders in the resolution of an issue to ensure the resolution represents the best interests of the project, program and its stakeholders. The purpose of the escalation process is to raise an issue to a higher- level of management for resolution, particularly when resolution cannot be reached at the project level. The project should always strive to make decisions and address items at the lowest level possible, however when a resolution cannot be reached, the item should be escalated to ensure a decision is made before it causes impacts to the project. This Escalation Process identifies the procedures used to coordinate the discussion and resolution of critical items. In addition to documenting the approach to escalation, the process covers who participates in escalation, and how resolutions are documented. 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2011 USHL Entry Draft
Can be followed live here: www.ushldraft.com
Chicago Steel had first overall pick and they selected center Brian Christie from the Topeka RoadRunners (NAHL)
Sorry, relatively new to the USHL, but isn't this league a Jr.A league?
So why do USHL teams draft Canadian Jr.A players?
For example, Omaha Lancers just drafted Victor Newell (from Burnaby, British Columbia) who played for the Nanaimo Clippers in the BCHL and already has committed to Harvard University.
Because USHL is considered higher than Junior A.
Because USHL is considered higher than Junior A. Even though some leagues like BCHL and USHL are close talent wise, USHL is the highest junior hockey in the US and gets much more exposure than Junior A in Canada.
If its a higher level of junior A , Why do lots of Canadian players leave the ushl after their first year in that league to return to play junior A in Canada and then sign with an ncaa school .
Nope. After they play a full season in the league, they are no longer "imports".
Just a quick count on the BCHL's commitment page and there are 90+ NCAA D1 college commitments for players in that league. That is pretty impressive for a Canadian Jr.A league. Of course it doesn't compare to the USHL's commitment page; #1 route to a NCAA D1 school. Just surprised to see USHL teams drafting Canadian players, especially ones with Jr.A experience and college commitments.
I have seen a lot of Jr.A games in Canada, but have yet to see a USHL game so I am not sure on talent comparisons.
Would love to see a BCHL vs USHL exhibition series.
Why isn't the BCHL profiled more considering they're the highest ranked Junior A league next to the CHL?
Still don't understand Jr.A tier 3 though. Saw a tier 3 Jr.A game a couple of years ago, looked more like Canada Jr.B. It shouldn't be called Jr.A when players have fork over so much money to play in those leagues.
It was either the Q or OHL it was long ago so it seems I forgot.
Yeah Junior A tiers I, II, or III are just for marketing to attract players. But everyone smart knows which league they want to play in that has the most scouts from CHL and NCAA teams. The top leagues for Junior A and above are USHL, NAHL, EJHL, BCHL, AJHL, and Ontario's A league.
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Palo Alto, M-A, SHP and Menlo School head to postseason
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on Nov 15, 2011 at 9:38 am
SHP is "God's Gift to Football"--it's on our school-sponsored tshirts. We should not be ranked #4 if we're God's gift to the entire sport.
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on Nov 15, 2011 at 9:52 am
Which is why your ranked #4...
I think Menlo should be the ones with the gripe, being seeded 7 after a 26 point win over #4 SHP. It will be tough for either team to make it to the finals though. Carmel will probably make it to their 3rd consecutive title game, and face Palma.
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|Ancliff, P.J.; Gale, R.E.; Liesner, R.; Hann, I.M.; Linch, D.C.; (2001) Mutations in the ELA2 gene encoding neutrophil elastase are present in most patients with sporadic severe congenital neutropenia but only in some patients with the familial form of the disease. Blood , 98 (9) pp. 2645-2650. 10.1182/blood.V98.9.2645.