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By CHARI JELSMASun Advocate reporter
Carbon county is known for it's supremacy in one sport over most others. This sport is the greatest sport ever in the mind of most residents. It is even called America's "favorite pastime." Why is it that baseball is so important to Carbon County residents?
I think this is because this county seems to grow the best when it comes to major league material. It's obvious that not many 3A schools can rival Carbon High when it comes to this sport. Even in American Legion, where talent levels are higher, the county claims supremacy over other teams.
Carbon's baseball supremacy is even noted by non-local papers. In an article in the Salt Lake Tribune in last Saturday's edition, several residents of the county were noted for their talents in our favorite sport. This article mentioned Joe Via, Adam Martinez, Tyler Nelson, Aaron Sandoval and Chris Hatch, all from 3A baseball champion Carbon High. These players were all mentioned as playing "pivotal roles" for Carbon's success in the championship. This is undoubtedly true, but there were several important players also left out. What happened to Chase Julian, Nick Nielsen, Chris Hanson or many other important players?
Now, several of these players hold positions on the Helper American Legion team. This is an even more esteemed position to hold. The talent necessary is much higher to play on an American Legion team. It is much higher than 3A or even 4A baseball.
This article mentioned that those certain players make Helper look pretty good for another state title. That is a huge leap toward this conclusion. Many other teams look just as good for the state title. Many with several returning college players. I'm not saying they won't win. After going to several of their last games, I've become a fan of our American Legion team, as I was when I watched Carbon High take home their state title. I believe they have a great chance of bringing another title back to Carbon County. This is because of all the talent on the team, from it's players and coaches. Many players play important rules in winning a title, not just the nine players that take the field during the game.
This game cannot be played without a certain amount of players with varying talents. No team has just one pitcher. What would they do if their only pitcher was injured? No team has 10 players and that's all. The rest of these players are necessary to play the game, and without them we would all be in trouble.
One player can't predict the turn out of a game. It takes many players to win a game. Players to cover for who has the latest injury and can't play are just as important to the game as those who start for the team. If these players weren't talented, they wouldn't be on the team in the first place.
Coaches are also especially important to winning. Even with a great team, if your coach is terrible, you're not going to win any games.
Coaches like Lane Herrick of Carbon High and Jeff Cisneros of Helper's American Legion team play as important a part as anyone on the team. Without them there would be no chance of a state championship. Without them, players like Troy Grundy or Joe Via would never move on to prestigious college teams or have the chance to be drafted by the Dodgers or Red Sox.
And even after that, spectators and fans are important to the game. If there was no support, who would even want to play? Without your family and friends cheering you on, what is the point?
Residents of Carbon County know this better than anyone. Carbon residents are always out to support the team. When Carbon High played for the championship, fans packed three-quarters of the stands in St. George while the Pine View team, who is local, had less than a third as many fans out to support them. This is not an occurrence that only happens for important games either. Fans come out and support their local teams during regular season games just as much. I think this is a great thing and it may be what sets Carbon County apart from other areas for it's supremacy in the game.


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B.A., State University of New York at OswegoJ.D., Albany Law School LL.M. Yale Law School
Professor Robert Heverly's research and teaching interests span property and land use law, intellectual and property and copyright law, and cyberspace and communications law. Most recently a visiting professor of law at Michigan State University College of Law, he was previously lecturer in law and director of the LL.M. Programme in Information, Technology and Intellectual Property at the Norwich Law School of the University of East Anglia (UEA) in Norwich, England, and fellow with the Information Society Project at Yale Law School, where he retains an affiliation as a faculty fellow. From 1992-2001, he served as assistant director of Albany Law School's Government Law Center.
Contributor, HISTORICAL DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN RADIO
Godfrey & Leigh (Greenwood Publ. 1998)
Robert A. Heverly, The State Of Drones: State Authority to Regulate Drones, 8 Alb. Govt. L. Rev. 029 (2015) 8.1.0029-Heverly.pdf
Professor Heverly is working on an amicus brief with help from students from the pro bono program in a U.S. national security whistle-blower case in the U.S. Supreme Court.
Growing Up Digital: Control and the Pieces of a Digital Life, in THE MACARTHUR FOUNDATION SERIES ON DIGITAL MEDIA AND LEARNING, Volume 6: Innovative Uses and Unexpected Outcomes (edited by Tara MacPherson) (2008)papers.cfm
Law as Intermediary,
2006 Michigan St. L. Rev. 107 (2006)papers.cfm
The Information Semicommons,
18 Berkeley Tech. L.J. 1127 (2003)papers.cfm
Technology Raises Risk of Tyranny, Op Ed,
LA Times, Dec. 5 2002 [reprinted, inter alia, in the Chicago Tribune]
MANUAL FOR ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGES AND HEARING OFFICERS (editor/chapter author), NYS Department of Civil Service (2002)
Public Deposits and Investments: A Review of Investment and Banking Law as Applied to Local Governments,
Government Law Center of Albany Law School (2002)
Technology Property: Instant Messaging for Lawyers,
Probate and Property (American Bar Association Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section), May/June 2001
Technology Property: Pitfalls of Exchanging Documents Electronically,
Probate and Property (American Bar Association Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section), January/February 2001
Site Development Plan Review, in NEW YORK ZONING LAW AND PRACTICE (Salkin, editor) (West 2000)
Technology Property: Technofears and Modern Law Practice,
Probate and Property (American Bar Association Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section), May/June 2000
Technology Property: Finding and Using Forms on the Internet,
Probate and Property (American Bar Association Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section), January/February 2000
Wireless Facilities Siting: National Protections, Local Control,
CCH Power and Telecom Law, vol. 2, no. 6 (September/October 1999)
Siting of Wireless Telecommunications Facilities, in NEW YORK ZONING LAW AND PRACTICE (Salkin, editor) (West 1999)
Land Use Law Sites on the World Wide Web,
ABA State and Local Law Section Land Use Law Update (1999)
Ways the legal profession can make use of the Internet,
The Business Review (Albany), April 26, 1999
Federal Preemption of Local Zoning, Sub-committee Report
Urban Lawyer (Land Use Regulation Committee, ABA State and Local Government Law Section) (1999)
Section 704 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996: An Update on Zoning and Wireless Facilities,
Urban Lawyer (Fall 1998), (Co-author with D. Pugh & R. Foster)
Training helps employees overcome 'technophobia',
The Business Review (Albany), July 13, 1998
Technology/Property: Law Practice on the World Wide Web,
Probate and Property (American Bar Association Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section), May/June 1998
Web poses potential ethics pitfalls for lawyers,
The Business Review (Albany), April 25, 1997
Dealing with Towers, Antennas, and Satellite Dishes,
48 Land Use L. & Zn. Dg. 3 (Nov. 1996)
Rights and Freedoms under the State Constitution (symposium participant),
13 Touro L. Rev. 98 (1996)
The State Role in Regulating Telecommunications: An Introduction,
6 Albany Law Journal of Science & Technology 1 (1996)
The Role of Legislation, and the Legislature, in the Regulatory Reform Process,
1 Albany Law Environmental Outlook 36 (1995)
Alcohol Over the Airwaves, Broadcasting and the Law: Volume 1,
Government Law Center of Albany Law School/New York State Broadcasters Association (1994, revised 2001)
Lotteries and Games of Chance, Broadcasting and the Law: Volume 2, Government Law Center of Albany Law School/New York State Broadcasters Association (1994, revised 2001)
Intermunicipal Cooperative Agreements, A Practical Guide, Issues & Options, National League of Cities, 1994
Professor Robert Heverly presented a talk on "Social Media and its Effect on the Law" to a meeting of judges from the State of New York's Sixth Judicial District held on February 27, 2015 in Watkins Glen.
Professor Robert Heverly was elected chair of the Association of American Law Schools Section on Internet and Computer Law.
Professor Robert Heverly gave a talk on "Tort Liability in Denial of Service Attacks" at St. John's University School of Law as part of a faculty scholarship exchange.
Professor Robert Heverly participated in a workshop on intellectual property at New York University School of Law.
"You can't just outright prohibit leafleting," said Robert Heverly, an assistant professor and interim director of the Government Law Center at Albany Law School. "An airport can put up reasonable restrictions that are not based on content."
Legal questions about videos are still being defined, he said, as many rules come from when filming meant crews with lighting and heavy cameras. Now, people can shoot video with cellphones.
"We're starting to get rulings from courts that this is protected activity," he said.
From the article "Airport limits get an airing" in the Albany Times Union on Dec. 6, 2012.
Professor Robert Heverly was interviewed by YNN on Jan. 18 on SOPA and its implications for web content producers and consumers in the segment "Websites like Wikipedia go dark to protest SOPA."
Heverly said, "Think about how many sites that Google deals with. That's really not an easy thing for Google to do to try to police every site it adds to its index. If it doesn't do that, then it's potentially subject to liability."
Which could drastically change the way those sites share content.
"Does that mean Google indexes less?" asked Heverly. "Now you can't find the neat sites because Google hasn't gotten to them or hasn't had a pair of eyes look at them to determine whether there's infringing material there?"


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A Delta plane flying to Atlanta from Orlando lost a large chunk of its wing in mid-air, leaving its wiring and gears uncovered. The plane landed safely at its destination and no one was injured. A Delta spokesperson noted that the event didn't hamper the Boeing 757's ability to fly.
David Watterson, a passenger on the flight, said he was ready to fall asleep when he heard a "big boom," admitting it was "concerning to see a big chunk of the plane missing." A picture of the damage circulated on Reddit and left the site's users speculating about the cause of the damage. Delta said it is conducting an investigation with the FAA. Jordan Valinsky
Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) has run a presidential campaign plagued by low poll numbers, weak fundraising efforts, and lackluster debate performances. Recently, he's been pouring more fundraising energy into his Senate re-election bid, which he's running simultaneously to his effort to win the Republican presidential nomination.
But Paul insisted he's not going anywhere in a Sunday interview on Fox News' Media Buzz.
"I think the rumors of my demise are somewhat exaggerated, to say the least," he said.
Paul also took a shot at Republican frontrunner Donald Trump, who predicted Paul's downfall in a September tweet.
Prediction: Rand Paul has been driven out of the race by my statements about him-- he will announce soon. 1%!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 29, 2015
"We run a tight ship around here," Paul said. "We plan on being in for the long hall, and I think ultimately celebrity will sort of filter out of this."
Watch Paul's full interview here. Julie Kliegman
Israeli authorities banned Palestinians — including Jerusalem residents — from entering the capital's Old City on Sunday, The New York Times reports.
The only exception to the ban was reportedly for Palestinians who wanted to worship at the Al Aqsa Mosque, where men under 50 are not typically allowed.
About 3,500 police officers in Jerusalem closed off some of the capital's Arab neighborhoods Sunday. The move came after the second deadly Palestinian attack on Israeli families in three days, where two ultra-Orthodox men were fatally stabbed. Julie Kliegman
The bad blood between pop stars Taylor Swift and Miley Cyrus might run even deeper than previously thought. When Cyrus hosted Saturday Night Live, the show devoted a whole segment to relentlessly mocking her colleague's ever-growing squad.
On her 1989 tour, Swift has garnered attention for a mile-long list of invitations for celebrities to join her on stage: Lena Dunham, Uzo Aduba, Julia Roberts, Keith Urban, and Kobe Bryant, to name a very small fraction.
In a post-apocalyptic sketch that feels way too real, SNL dared to imagine what will happen when everyone forcibly joins Swift's cult.
Vanessa Bayer woke up in a dark, dark world where the few remaining survivors live in constant fear of being abducted to join Swift on stage.
"First it was the models. And then the athletes," a distraught Kenan Thompson said, moments before his own abduction. "Then it was everybody."
Watch your imminent demise unfold below. Julie Kliegman
Vice President Joe Biden said transgender people should be able to serve openly in the military, a stance that goes beyond anything the Obama administration has said before, The Associated Press reports.
"It's simple," Biden said at the Human Rights Campaign gala Saturday night. "All Americans are qualified to serve, should be able to serve."
In July, Defense Secretary Ash Carter ordered a review of the policy banning transgender people from service.
Biden is known for supporting LGBT rights more vocally than other prominent Democrats. In 2012, he backed same-sex marriage before President Obama and Hillary Clinton did.
The vice president, who is still deciding whether to enter the 2016 race, also used the keynote as a chance to slam his would-be Republican opponents.
After noting how far the U.S. has come in supporting LGBT rights, Biden added a wry caveat: "There's homophobes still left — most of them are running for president." Julie Kliegman
Republican frontrunner Donald Trump doesn't believe stricter gun control would result in fewer mass shootings, he said Sunday on NBC's Meet the Press. In fact, he thinks more guns could be the answer to stop gunmen like Christopher Harper-Mercer, who fatally shot nine people at an Oregon community college Thursday.
"I can make the case that if there were guns in that room other than his, fewer people would've died, fewer people would've been so horribly injured," he told Chuck Todd.
Both on NBC and in a similar interview on ABC's This Week, Trump blamed gun violence on mental illness.
"No matter how you cut it, you have people that are mentally ill, and they have problems and they're going to slip through the cracks," he told ABC's George Stephanopoulos.
In fact, only 4 percent of U.S. violence can be linked to people diagnosed with mental illness, according to a 2015 American Journal of Public Health report debunking the exaggerated role some believe mental illness plays in mass shootings.
Watch Trump's Meet the Press comments below and check out his This Week interview here. Julie Kliegman
Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) formally announced his bid for House speaker in a Fox News Sunday interview.
He'll be up against Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, who is favored to take over when John Boehner steps down Oct. 30.
"The American people want a fresh face and a fresh new person," Chaffetz said.
Chaffetz, who chairs the House Oversight Committee, told Politico he would treat the position as a facilitator.
"I'm not here to be a dictator, but to empower members to do what they see fit," he said. "I want the process to work its way through the body." Julie Kliegman
In her latest attempt to convince voters she isn't a humorless robot, Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton took to Saturday Night Live to poke fun at herself.
Clinton played Val, an ordinary bartender, to Kate McKinnon's Clinton, who was feeling down on her 2016 chances. The two acknowledged Clinton took a long time to oppose the Keystone pipeline and support same-sex marriage.
When McKinnon mentioned Trump, the real politician mustered a surprisingly decent Donald voice and said, "Isn't he the one that's like, 'Ugh, you're all losers.'"
To further hit home that she's a good sport, Clinton even tweeted praise of McKinnon's performance:
A vote for Hillary is a vote for four more years of Kate McKinnon's impression. #citizens pic.twitter.com/8WFlf1dy9n
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) October 4, 2015
And for his part, Trump retweeted a supporter who slammed Clinton's performance but complimented Taran Killam's ruthless impression of him, showcased in Saturday's cold open.
Even former President Bill Clinton dropped by (as played by SNL vet Darrell Hammond) to kick off the show's 41st season. Watch it all unfold below. Julie Kliegman


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Jury System
News about Jury System, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Aug. 18, 2015
Presidential candidate Donald Trump shows up for jury duty in Lower Manhattan but is not called for service; expresses enthusiasm, though many of his fellow New Yorkers respond to his presence with chagrin; Trump had failed to respond to five previous jury summonses. MORE
Aug. 17, 2015
Study of jury selection process in Louisiana's Caddo Parish, which has Shreveport as parish seat, shows that prosecutors over past decade have used peremptory challenges three times more often to dismiss prospective jury members who were black versus those who were white; findings point to question of whether jury system is polluted by racism and bias; study comes in advance of Supreme Court hearing death penalty case against Timothy T Foster, in which every prospective black juror was rejected. MORE
Aug. 15, 2015
Donald J Trump has been summoned to serve jury duty in New York State Supreme Court in Manhattan and plans to report to court. MORE
Aug. 13, 2015
California issues measure banning use of grand juries to decide whether to prosecute law enforcement officers involved in civilian deaths; law aims to bolster public trust given that grand jury proceedings are typically held in secret. MORE
Jun. 19, 2015
Supreme court rules 5-4 that Louisiana death row inmate Kevan Brumfield is entitled to hearing to determine whether he is intellectually disabled, category that would bar him from execution; rules unanimously that prosecutors could use testimony of 3-year-old boy in case against Darius Clark; rules 5-4 against California death row inmate Hector Ayala who said prosecutors acted improperly in excluding all seven black and Hispanic potential jurors from his trial. MORE
Jun. 11, 2015
Several members of jury that failed to reach decision in murder trial of Pedro Hernandez in Etan Patz case make rare public appearance outside courthouse, giving conflicting accounts to news media of bitter divisions that led to hung jury; passionate stance reflects difficulty of case and challenge court will face as it seeks impartial panel for retrial. MORE
May. 7, 2015
Jurors in murder trial against Pedro Hernandez in Etan Patz case fail to finish their 16th day of deliberation without reaching verdict, making deliberation one of longest in past three decades in New York City. MORE
Mar. 10, 2015
Adam Liptak Sidebar column says Supreme Court will soon consider whether to hear two capital cases in Alabama in which judges overrode juries' sentencing recommendations and sentenced convicted murderers to death; points out Alabama is one of three states allowing judges to reject juries' recommendations in capital cases. MORE
Feb. 19, 2015
Editorial urges New York State lawmakers to seriously consider proposals by Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman, as well as other top state officials, to provide more transparency in grand jury proceedings in cases involving police brutality; maintains suggestions will go a long way toward restoring public trust and eliminating conflict of interest between prosecutors and police. MORE
Feb. 18, 2015
New York State Court of Appeals Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman proposes overhaul of grand jury system in light of public outcry over Eric Garner case, in which grand jury declined to indict police officers involved; suggests judges should oversee cases of killings or assaults of civilians by police and be allowed to release information about proceedings to public. MORE
Jan. 25, 2015
Gray Matter column by Prof Nour Kteily and doctoral student Sarah Cotterill describes their research, published in journal Personality and Social Psychology, on how potential jurors might form opinions of Boston Marathon bombing suspects Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev based on whether they are perceived as white. MORE
Jan. 6, 2015
Juror on grand jury that chose not to indict white police officer Darren Wilson in fatal shooting of unarmed black teenager Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo, sues county prosecutor to gain right to speak out about decisions in case; says public's impression of jury's work is 'not entirely accurate.' MORE
Dec. 11, 2014
Profile of Norman Goodman, who at age 90 is preparing to retire as New York County clerk, position he has held for 45 years; Goodman has sent out between 11 million and 12 million jury summonses during his tenure, and has considered countless excuses from prospective jurors concerning why they cannot serve. MORE
Dec. 10, 2014
Supreme Court unanimously agrees that jurors may not testify about what went on during deliberations, even if intention is to expose dishonesty during jury selection; former juror in case of Warger v Shauers had told plaintiff''s lawyer that jury forewoman, based on comments made during deliberations, seemed prejudiced in favor of defendant. MORE
Dec. 8, 2014
Grand jury decisions in Ferguson, Mo and Staten Island, NY, not to indict white police officers who killed unarmed black men illustrates how justice system can favor police; public outcry and questions about preferential treatment have strengthened calls for wholesale changes in grand jury system, with some elected leaders calling for special prosecutors to investigate all fatal police encounters. MORE
Dec. 7, 2014
Ginia Bellafante Big City column holds that grand juries, like one that declined to indict police officer in killing of Eric Garner on Staten Island, rarely indict in cases involving police officers who have killed civilians; notes that in 2013 alone, 461 felony suspects were killed by police. MORE
Nov. 26, 2014
Vivid testimony of Ferguson, Mo, police officer Darren Wilson, accompanied by contradictory witness accounts, seems to have helped convince some St Louis grand jury members that he committed no crime when he fatally shot black teenager Michael Brown; lack of charges against Wilson sets off new flurry of protests and questions about objectivity of grand jury process. MORE
Oct. 31, 2014
Robert P McCulloch, St Louis County prosecuting attorney, states internal investigation finds no misconduct by a grand juror in the case of Darren Wilson, Ferguson, Mo, police officer who shot unarmed black teenager Michael Brown. MORE
Oct. 9, 2014
Truncated and unusually one-sided argument leaves impression that Supreme Court is unlikely to allow jurors to testify about their deliberations, even to expose dishonesty during jury selection; case arose from injury lawsuit in which one juror accused another of bias. MORE
Sep. 16, 2014
Adam Liptak Sidebar column; Supreme Court is set to hear case that challenges the privacy of statements made during jury deliberations. MORE
Aug. 21, 2014
Juror questionnaires have become increasingly common in courtrooms across the United States, with some questions covering basic issues and others bordering on the obscure or intrusive; judges can permit or deny use of questionnaires; lawyers and jury consultants say judges are more likely to allow them when the prosecution and defense make a joint request for one, and have collaborated on questions. MORE
Mar. 8, 2014
Juror in Manhattan terrorism trial of Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, a son-in-law of Osama bin Laden, notifies Federal District Court in Manhattan that she has been laid off from her job because of her service on the jury; Judge Lewis A Kaplan tells juror that she will be provided with a lawyer at no cost to deal with the 'outrageous' problem on her behalf. MORE
Feb. 23, 2014
Corey Kilgannon Character Study column on Kevin Burns, sharply-dressed leader of jury pool at State Supreme Court building in Downtown Brooklyn; Burns has for 15 years been handling orientation for most of 80,000 Brooklynites called to serve each year, interjecting job with his own brand of humor. MORE
Jan. 27, 2014
Editorial holds Supreme Court's landmark ruling striking down the Defense of Marriage Act has continued to ripple outward; welcomes federal appeals court decision that gays and lesbians may not be excluded from juries on the basis of their sexual orientation. MORE
Jan. 22, 2014
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in San Francisco rules that gay men and lesbians may not be excluded from juries based on their sexual orientation; decision is at odds with one from federal appeals court in St Louis, making review by Supreme Court likely. MORE
Oct. 8, 2013
California Gov Jerry Brown, breaking with Democrats in State Legislature, vetoes bill that would have made state first to allow immigrants who are not citizens to serve on juries, saying that the responsibility should come only with citizenship; has signed into law numerous measures in recent weeks that put state at vanguard of expanding immigrant rights. MORE
Sep. 23, 2013
Bill Keller Op-Ed column reflects on merits of a California proposal to open juries to permanent legal residents; contends requiring green card-holders to serve on juries offers a most effective means of inducting people into a culture of rights and responsibilities. MORE
Aug. 23, 2013
Legislation heading to California Gov Jerry Brown's desk would make it the first state to allow noncitizens who are in the country legally to be jurors; proponents say law would help widen the pool of prospective jurors and help integrate immigrants into their community. MORE
Jul. 30, 2013
Adam Liptak Sidebar column on question of whether gay men and lesbians can be excluded from juries on account of their sexual orientation; federal appeals court in California will soon decide issue, which is surprisingly complicated. MORE
Jun. 16, 2013
Chuck Klosterman The Ethicist column answers question about masking opposition to capital punishment during a jury selection. MORE
Feb. 9, 2013
Potential jurors in pending trial of New York City Police Officer Gilberto Valle are shown images of cannibalism and told that, if selected, they will have to be ready to delve into 'sexually violent and sexually deviant conduct;' Valle is charged with planning to kidnap, kill and eat women. MORE
Feb. 1, 2013
Nashville's top prosecutor says he expects flood of appeals of criminal cases after it was discovered that grand jury foreman Eugene Grayer was a felon and thus ineligible for jury service. MORE
Dec. 26, 2012
Editorial on ruling by North Carolina judge who found decades-long pattern of racial bias in state trials due to prosecutors going to great lengths to keep blacks off juries; notes that ruling paves way for many inmates to seek reduced sentences if it can be shown their cases were tainted by racial bias. MORE
Jul. 20, 2012
New Jersey Supreme Court issues instructions for judges to give jurors to help them better evaluate eyewitness testimony as evidence in criminal trials; judge must now tell jurors prior to deliberations that stress levels, poor lighting, distance and other factors can taint an eyewitness's ability to make an accurate identification. MORE
Jun. 22, 2012
Supreme Court rules 5-4 that recent changes to penalties for crimes involving crack and powder cocaine may be applied retroactively; rules 6-3 that cases insisting on an expanded role for juries in determining facts to support prison sentences and the death penalty also apply to criminal fines; members of the court's liberal wing, in a third case, accuse the majority of addressing questions not presented by the case and revising precedents in ways that will diminish union power. MORE
Jun. 2, 2012
Editorial commends decision by Federal District Judge William Young to sentence Rodney Gurley to 30 months in jail for possession of crack cocaine, rather than the mandatory minimum of 10 years, based on the jury's findings; asserts that Judge Young is right to prioritize the jury's constitutional role in sentencing over federal sentencing guidelines and mandatory minimums to ensure that criminal laws are applied fairly. MORE
Apr. 20, 2012
Judge Kimba M Wood of Federal District Court dismisses indictment against Prof Julian P Heicklen, charged with jury tampering for advocating the controversial position known as jury nullification outside a Manhattan courthouse; rules that Heicklen's actions, which included the distribution of informational brochures, did not violate any tampering statute since his protests were not made in relation to a specific case. MORE
Dec. 21, 2011
Op-Ed article by law professor Paul Butler urges prosecutors in New York to drop case against Julian P Heicklen for providing information to the public on jury nullification, a constitutional doctrine that allows jurors the opportunity to acquit defendants in trials when they believe the law is clearly unjust. MORE
Dec. 9, 2011
Arkansas Supreme Court throws out a murder conviction against Erickson Dimas-Martinez and calls for a new trial because one juror had slept and another sent Twitter messages during court proceedings. MORE
Nov. 28, 2011
Federal prosecutors offer detailed explanation for why they charged retired professor Julian P Heicklen with violating laws against jury tampering after he repeatedly handed out brochures advocating jury nullification outside the United States Courthouse in Manhattan; prosecutors, in filing connected to Heicklen's bid to have the case dismissed, claim that his public advocacy of jury nullification, directed as it is to jurors, is criminal and not covered by the Constitution's protection of free speech. MORE
Oct. 20, 2011
Obama administration, in a move that could open up more transcripts of historically significant grand jury testimony from many years ago, is proposing to change a rule that imposes strict and permanent secrecy requirements on such records. MORE
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Dewey & LeBoeuf Leaders Cleared of Some Charges; Jury Deadlocked on Others
The second partial verdict in a week makes the possibility of a mistrial in the case of the collapsed law firm likely.
October 14, 2015, Wednesday
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Dewey & LeBoeuf Jurors Tell Judge They Are Stuck After 13 Days of Deliberation
The judge must decide the next step after the jury sent a note saying they were unable to come to an unanimous agreement on a majority of counts.
October 7, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON JURY SYSTEM AND: Frauds and Swindling , Dewey & LeBoeuf , Davis, Steven H , DiCarmine, Stephen , Sanders, Joel (1958- ) , Vance, Cyrus R Jr , Jury System , Manhattan (NYC)
Jury Selection Focuses on Race in Trial of Thabo Sefolosha, Atlanta Hawks Player
The trial commenced after Mr. Sefolosha, a forward for the Atlanta Hawks, refused a plea bargain and accused the police of wrongful arrest and brutality.
October 6, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON JURY SYSTEM AND: Sefolosha, Thabo , Blacks , Manhattan (NYC) , Police Brutality, Misconduct and Shootings , Basketball , Police Department (NYC) , Jury System , Race and Ethnicity , Atlanta Hawks
A Constitutional Question About Innocence as a Defense
Readers discuss an article about whether someone convicted of a serious crime but with new evidence proving he is not guilty has a right to be freed.
August 22, 2015, Saturday
MORE ON JURY SYSTEM AND: Capital Punishment , Courts and the Judiciary , Decisions and Verdicts , Jury System
Shooting Unarmed Black Man Was Self-Defense, Officer's Lawyer Tells Charlotte Jury
The officer, Randall Kerrick, faces up to 11 years in prison if he is found guilty of using excessive force in the death of Jonathan Ferrel.
August 19, 2015, Wednesday
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Jury Duty for Donald Trump: 'Amazing,' 'Really Good' and Done in a Day
Mr. Trump took a break from his campaign for president to fulfill a more basic civic obligation on Monday, and brought his superlatives along.
August 18, 2015, Tuesday
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Exclusion of Blacks From Juries Raises Renewed Scrutiny
A study in Louisiana has found that prosecutors used peremptory challenges three times as often to strike black potential jurors as others during the last decade.
August 17, 2015, Monday
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Kanye West popped in unexpectedly as a contestant in front of the American Idol judges in San Francisco. It was a total punk move, and Harry Connick Jr and Keith Urban were amused. Jennifer Lopez was super-excited - she even danced in her seat a little bit, or so it was reported. And Kanye got a golden ticket to Hollywood, and even managed to smile. Who knew he could do that? "Now we all ain't gonna be American Idols" 🏆 A photo posted by TeamKanyeDaily (@teamkanyedaily) on Oct 11, 2015 at 2:19pm PDT
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Smoking Weed with The Jebster
Presidential candidate Jeb Bush made a guest appearance on Fox Sports' Countdown to Kickoff show this past weekend. Why? I don't really know. But during it, the subject of his pot-smoking came up. Which was coupled with his prep school days, which he shared with New England Patriots' head coach Bill Belichick. So naturally, the question: did you smoke pot with Bill? Okay, nothing natural about the question at all. Except that the sports host has no idea what to discus with a presidential candidate, I guess, so what else is he going to do? How long will it be before the NFL accuses Tom Brady of selling Jeb his weed?
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Really Inappropriate Musicals
Comic performers Nathan Lane and Rachel Bloom visited James Corden and The Late, Late Show last week. Together, they presented "Inappropriate Musicals," and boy, would they be inappropriate. Screen-to-stage adaptations of Terminator, The Exorcist and Se7en. Pretty funny late-night stuff happening here...
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"The Worst FBI Agent in History"
David Duchovny and a few others connected with the resurrection of The X-Files appeared at ComicCon in New York over the weekend. The interview below is sort of a lovefest, but at about the 2:30 mark, David talks a bit about why Mulder is so popular. He can't really say, but his answer is pretty funny. Check it out.
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What the Devil?
There's a legend about an elusive creature in New Jersey called the Jersey Devil. Nothing to do with the hockey team - this one's more like the Loch Ness monster or Bigfoot. A winged creature with horns. It's been spotted by many, but captured photographically by none. Until this weekend, when a photo and a video both found their ways to the internet. And the video is sooooo convincing. Check it out. Couldn't possibly be a hoax. I mean, just read what the videographer had to say, as reported by WeirdNJ.com: "I realize this sounds crazy but I saw a red animal with a long neck and horns. I swear on my mother's grave, this is not a joke. I pulled over to take a video and as I started filming it got on its hind legs and flew away. I am an middle school teacher but moonlight tutoring algebra for high school students. Was driving home from an appointment,,, when I took this video. So excited, had to share with someone. I searched online and a few others have similar stories. Channel 12 posted a photo online of it." Yup. I'm completely buying it. How about you?
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"No Tricks, All Treats"
So, Monday was a fun day in Milford, Connecticut. Early in the day, an announcement hit that the school department in Milford was cancelling Halloween parades and the celebration of Halloween in the schools and classrooms. Why? Because Halloween isn't inclusive enough, as some folks' beliefs run counter to those that allow kids to dress up as ghouls and goblins and superheroes and more. But then, late in the day, they reversed that stand. At least, according to a fairly pompous Fox News host who believes the stand was reversed because word leaked that he'd be talking about it on his show. Yes, I'm sure that's exactly what happened...
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A woman in Lantana, Florida was the victim of a horrible mix-up. First, the good news. This can be fixed. At least according to the news stories. Now, the story. She was near a guy with a leafblower, and the leafblower blew some debris into her eyes. She asked the guy to grab some eye drops from her purse. Instead, he grabbed the glue for her fake fingernails. As soon as he put it into her eye, her eye was sealed shut. The TV news story tells a different picture than the printed ones, but most reports say she'll be fine.
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Prepping for Goldilocks
Darren Bates, a linebacker for the Saint Louis Rams, had an unusual way of trying to get ready for his team's match-up with the Green Bay Packers yesterday. Last week, during practice, Darren decided to get ready for Green Bay's linebacker Clay Matthews by putting on a blonde wig to mimic Clay's long blonde locks. Check out the picture. Darren's kneeling, wearing red 52 - Clay's number. And it doesn't look like it worked that well. Green Bay won the game, 24 - 10. Rams LB Daren Bates committed to playing the part of Clay Matthews in practice today with the wig and jersey. pic.twitter.com/OAOr7WDD0l — Nick Wagoner (@nwagoner) October 9, 2015
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Secretary of Explaining Things
Bill Clinton visited with Stephen Colbert last week, and Stephen asked him three pointed questions: (1) Why is Bernie Sanders doing so well? (2) Why is Donald Trump doing so well? (3) Did you call Donald Trump and ask him to run for President of the United States? The answers are pretty interesting. To number three, POTUS 42 says he gets credit for doing a lot of things he never did.
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Just Call Him Octopus
This could be the most improbable impossible incredible reception ever in the history of football. Gary Barnidge, a tight end for the Cleveland Browns, leaped on the goal line to catch a pass from QB Josh McCown. Even in the slow-mo,it's tough to tell what happened, but as he fell to the ground, the ball bounced around. His hands, his torso, his abdomen, his thighs, his calves. He ended up catching the ball in those calves, and maneuvering the ball up into his hands. And the ball never touched the ground. The result? An amazing touchdown. Check out the video. (function(d, s, id) { var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0]; if (d.getElementById(id)) return; js = d.createElement(s); js.id = id; js.src = "//connect.facebook.net/en_US/sdk.js#xfbml=1&version=v2.3"; fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs);}(document, 'script', 'facebook-jssdk')); Gary Barnidge, how?!LIKE NFL Vines! Posted by NFL Vines on Sunday, October 11, 2015
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The Internet Gets All Gummed Up
For some reason, social media's going ga-ga over this long-form commercial for Extra gum. Guy meets girl, guy kisses girl, guy furthers releationship with guy, guy proposes to girl. All set to the tune of "Can't Help Falling in Love" sung veeeeery slowly. To sell a pack of gum. Sorry, I think I'm missing something. What do you think?
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Suddenly, Your Commute Is Not That Bad
This traffic jam in Beijing is insane. They have a 50-lane highway. That's not a typo - 50 lanes. And last week, everyone one of them was jammed with people returning from a week-long national holiday. And for some, the jam lasted five full days. Next time you're stuck in traffic, trust me, it's not that bad.(function(d, s, id) { var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0]; if (d.getElementById(id)) return; js = d.createElement(s); js.id = id; js.src = "//connect.facebook.net/en_US/sdk.js#xfbml=1&version=v2.3"; fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs);}(document, 'script', 'facebook-jssdk')); Think your commute is bad? An insane traffic jam in Beijing, China, turned this expressway into a 50-lane parking lot earlier this week, resulting in hours of gridlock for thousands of motorists. Posted by NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt on Thursday, October 8, 2015
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30 Years of "One Day More"
It's hard to believe that Les Miserables has been around for 30 years. The musical based on the life-and-death struggles of Jean Valjean with the French Revolution as a backdrop has been produced theatrically since 1985 all over the world. Not too long ago, Hugh Jackman played Valjean in the movie version of the musical. And to celebrate the show's 30th anniversary, the cast of the current Broadway production put together a montage video featuring performances of the song that ends the first act, "One Day More," from across the years. It's pretty moving, and very nicely put together.
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Gary Busey was sent home this week from Dancing with the Stars. But he's the sort of guy who doesn't seem to mind much. And who knows? It's a reality TV show, and anything could happen. He could return as early as next week. Meanwhile, just before this week's show the folks at E! caught up with Gary and had him spout some wisdom about some random things. They really couldn't be more random. And they're actually pretty funny. (function(d, s, id) { var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0]; if (d.getElementById(id)) return; js = d.createElement(s); js.id = id; js.src = "//connect.facebook.net/en_US/sdk.js#xfbml=1&version=v2.3"; fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs);}(document, 'script', 'facebook-jssdk')); E! News Bonus Clip: Gary Busey Steals The Spotlight Gary Busey goes full "Gary Busey" in this E! News bonus clip.... Posted by Press Play on E! on Tuesday, October 6, 2015
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How Did He Manage to Call 911?
This is one of those stories you could make up, but no one would ever believe it. A22-year-old guy in Austintown, Ohio called 911 last Friday at about 5 o'clok in the afternoon. Why? Because he was "too high." Scroll down to listen to the 911 audio. When the cops arrived, they report they found him on the floor, curled up into a fetal position, and surrounded by Doritos, Chips Ahoy and Pepperidge Farm's Goldfish. When he's done serving his time, I fully expect this guy to hit the road with Snoop Dogg.
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The Biebs Unveiled
Justin Bieber was caught with his pants not only down but off, and the pictures are sort of blowing up the Internet. Some paparazzi on a mission snapped the shots while Justin and The Biebs were on vakay in Bora Bora. And now, they've taken over just about every social media outlet. I can't share a lot of them here, but some are very very very funny. (Opens Twitter after a few hours away) Why is everyone saying "what do you peen?" (Searches) pic.twitter.com/u3qZJTh25S — Charlie Kelly (@ckpaddys) October 7, 2015 There's also a hardcore group of Biebs Fans who demand that we not share the pics, and instead respect Justin's privacy. These folks clearly don't understand today's world...
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Goes In Black, Comes Out Green, Spawns a Hashtag
We've already written about Burger King's new Black Bun Halloween Whopper. It's already a popular item in Japan, where they say that squid ink makes the bun black. Yummy, huh? Here in The States, the word was that A-1 Steak Sauce is responsible for the bun's color. So what happens inside the human body stateside that makes a consumer's solid waste turn green? According to the folks at Gizmodo.com, "the green product of the black burger is probably the result of blue food coloring." Isn't that cute? The "green product." What a euphemism. Meanwhile, folks are having a blast with this on social media. Go to Twitter and follow the hashtag #greenpoo to join in the fun. Just had the weirdest Poo after a Halloween Whopper!? #GreenPoop @BurgerKing pic.twitter.com/8BPN5I3DpN — Mz Muddlepants (@Dadooronron1971) October 7, 2015
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American Ninja Warrior Meets Jurassic World
File this one under Things You Never Thought About But Now You Can't Get Enough of It. A guy named Reko Rivera put on a Tyrannosaurus Rex costume and ran an indoor obstacle course - American Ninja Warrior style. Up ramps, climbing ropes, scaling walls, you name it. The results were hilarious. And if the folks at ANW don't see this as a perfect way to boost their ratings - well, they're simply not paying attention. Check it out.
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The End is Near
The official trailer for Mockingjay 2, the final episode in the Hunger Games saga, has been released. The movie comes out just before Thanksgiving. If you saw Mockingjay 1, maybe you were as disappointed as me. Just when it got to the part where it was getting really interesting, it stopped. The only thing missing was the "... to be continued" graphic over the final scene. Which may have been there, I don't really remember any more. (function(d, s, id) { var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0]; if (d.getElementById(id)) return; js = d.createElement(s); js.id = id; js.src = "//connect.facebook.net/en_US/sdk.js#xfbml=1&version=v2.3"; fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs);}(document, 'script', 'facebook-jssdk')); Mockingjay Part 2 Official Trailer – "Welcome To The 76th Hunger Games" Nothing can prepare you for the end. Watch the NEW FINAL trailer for The Hunger Games: #MockingjayPart2, in theaters November 20. Get your #MockingjayTickets now at http://hungrgam.es/mockingjaytix Posted by The Hunger Games on Tuesday, October 6, 2015
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Leno Moves in on The Tonight Show Again!
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If You're Reading This, He Was Wrong... Again
A preacher in Pennsylvania predicted in July that yesterday, October 7, 2015, would be the end of the world. Pretty definitive and bold statement. Especially when you consider he used the world "annihilate." If you're just reading about this for the first time, oops. Looks like the preacher had it wrong. Again. A few years ago, he predicted the end of the Earth on May 21, 2011. That didn't happen either. Ask anyone. Even the video he posted back in July doesn't believe what he believes. At the end, it's telling people to like his Facebook page - and nowhere does it say "temporarily."
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Glass Walkway 3500 Feet Up Shatters - But It's Okay!
Not even a month ago, a glass-bottomed walkway opened to the public at Yuntai Mountain Geological Park in Henan Province, China. It's 3540 feet up, and wraps around an outcropping of rock in a U shape. On Monday, a tourist dropped a stainless-steel coffee mug on the walkway, and the glass shattered, "causing the tourists on it to understandably freak out," according to one source. You think? There are three panels of glass, and only one cracked, so the engineers claim no one was in danger. Uh huh. Know what? Just watching the video makes me squeamish. Being on it and hearing it crack - safe or not - I'm getting off and never getting back on...
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This video is going viral. The Milford Mighty Mites (that's Milford, Masachusetts) are a Pee Wee Football team. Over the weekend, they took the field at halftime during a varsity football game for a scrimmage. Good chance for the little guys to be seen on a bigger stage, right? But the field's PA system kept playing music while the kids played, and some of there were overtaken by it when "Whip Nae Nae" started playing. It's hilarious. Half of the kids look like they're in a dance-off, while the other half are there for some football. I think dance football has some potential...
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"This Time, It's Really, Really Personal"
In Back to the Future II, Marty McFly traveled to the future. And while he was there, he passed a cinema that was advertising Jaws 19. Funny idea, and an homage to Steven Spielberg, I guess. Now that Back to the Future II is marking its 30th anniversary - which hardly seems possible - someone put together a promo for Jaws 19. And it's hilarious. Check it out... (function(d, s, id) { var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0]; if (d.getElementById(id)) return; js = d.createElement(s); js.id = id; js.src = "//connect.facebook.net/en_US/sdk.js#xfbml=1&version=v2.3"; fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs);}(document, 'script', 'facebook-jssdk')); JAWS 19 Trailer JAWS 19 TRAILER"This time, it's really REALLY personal." Check out this HILARIOUS trailer for JAWS 19 -- a tip of the hat to the 30th anniversary of BACK TO THE FUTURE II. Posted by Jake Hamilton Fox 32 Chicago on Tuesday, October 6, 2015
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News: Mets re-acquire Anderson Hernandez
The Mets have traded minor-league infielder Greg Veloz to the Nationals for infielder Anderson Hernandez.
Hernandez is expected to join the Mets tomorrow in San Diego.
…i'm going to assume this means bad news for Luis Castillo, who twisted his ankle falling down the dugout steps the other day…
Hernandez, 26, hit .251 with 12 extra base hits and 23 RBI in 77 games with the Nationals.
…anderson has already been on the disabled list this season, so at least he got it out of the way…
The 21–year-old Veloz had been hitting .232 with 18 stolen bases in 91 games in Single-A.


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Get ready Aaron Voros, Donald Brashear, Michal Rozsival, and company. You're all in the lineup tonight despite any real efforts that earned you that spot.
Instead, Ales Kotalik and Wade Redden will be tonight's scapegoats in order to prove a "major" point.
Yes. Both players have struggled, but when does accountability fall on those with the names listed above?
Enforcement and leadership is only good if it's equitable and thus far this season, it has not be.
Just ask Enver Lisin.
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But the Rangers still have to saddle up and try to redeem themselves at Nassau Coliseum tonight, not an easy task.
There were rumors and rumblings about possible organizational changes if the Rangers fall tonight, but there is no certainty to that. In reality, this group will probably continue and flounder, riding the playoff bubble, for the rest of this season with pretty much this mix of players.
What you see is what you get.
And the Islanders are the perfect paradigm. A team with nothing but youth and a couple wiley veterans exhibit seemingly endless passion and heart. The Rangers have some youth, but a lot of underachieving veterans and no sense of passion, desire, or urgency.
With the loose exceptions of Sean Avery, Marian Gaborik, Vinny Prospal, Henrik Lundqvist, and Mike Del Zotto, there is no Ranger who seems angry (let alone enraged) about their play. Not once did any Ranger step up last night and try to mix it up.
Isn't that what players like Brashear are for?
Liberties are taken on Lundqvist, there is no physical play, and opponents are simply allowed to skate around untouched.
This team is disinterested.
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Actionscript 3 vector speedupsThursday, September 25th, 2008
Mike Chambers has posted a comparison between the performance of AS3 arrays and the new Vectors available in Flash Player 10. The results look good: he managed a 60% speedup. This is very exciting for us at CleVR, because of the potential impact it has on the Stitcher in particular. This uses massive Arrays and lots of nested loops which seem to be just the kind of thing that would benefit from this. I haven't had a chance to do any benchmarking of my own (hard at work on CleVR Pro) but when I do I'll post another entry.


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Lindsey Thayer fanned 11 batters, walked none and allowed just one hit for the win while Chelsea Savage led the way offensively with three hits, including a two-run homerun. Noelle Rufa and Hailey Agans each single for the Larries who scored twice in the fourth and three in the fifth.
Courtney Miller singled to account for the lone C-P hit as Sabrina Johnson walked two and allowed five hits in being saddled with the loss.
In other NAC East softball action on Wednesday, Norwood-Norfolk swept Parishville-Hopkinton 17-0, 6-2 and Chateaugay took two from Madrid-Waddington 9-1, 6-1.
N-N 17, P-H 0-2: At the Parishville Firemens Field, the Lady Flyers built a 9-0 lead through the first two innings of the opening six-inning game then put the game out of reach with a seven-run outburst in the fifth.
Katie Ames pitched five shutout innings for the win, striking out three and walking one while Nicole White was tagged with the loss.
Carlea Weaver singled and scored three runs in the winning effort. Kristin Barkley singled and scored twice. Courtney Wagstaff doubled. Mickey Frego came around to score four runs and Jorji Labarge scored twice.
Kodi Perkins went 2-3 in the losing cause. Mary Coventry and Marissa Paradis both singled.
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Offensively for N-N, Weaver (run scored), Megan Stevenson and Cortney Harvey connected for the hits. Barkley came around to score two runs while Frego and Aleah Palmer each scored once.
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|Neighborhood Rallies to Defeat Development
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Will Morgan, with Vestor Communities, and Jason Gaston, engineer for Vestor, presented to the Boone Town Council a request for water and sewer service to property located off Beverly Heights Avenue near Mountaineer Driving Range and Golf Center. In making the request
Mr. Morgan and Mr. Gaston described the mixed use development indicating luxury apartments would be built during the first phase followed by mixed retail stores in the second phase. Mr. Morgan explained they were targeting young professionals with what he called a "luxury product." After hearing the description of the project and request for water and sewer the hearing was opened for public comment during which eleven members of the packed audience spoke. Cathy Lamar shared what she believed were the major concerns of all the residents, "The bottom line is that there's two fears everybody in this room representing a huge group of neighbors, is the traffic issue and student housing. We all know it's going to be student housing—there's no if's ands or buts about it." Ben Miller spoke to the negative impact he felt this project would have on the R-1 residential community, "It will never, never, ever be the same if this project is allowed to be developed. Noise, light, traffic—this street—Beverly Heights, is not adequate for what's on it now." After hearing the public comments Council members discussed the impact they felt this project would have. They were unanimous in their concern that what was being proposed was too dense for this property to adequately sustain without negatively impacting traffic and compromising existing residential neighborhoods. The motion to deny water and sewer to the property was unanimously approved.
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ORLEANS–When fans came to the Ranger Field on Saturday morning for the Lake Region girls soccer team's game against Danville, they could feel a buzz in the air.
Maybe it was the electricity that accompanies homecoming weekend, or perhaps it was the beautiful autumn day.
But more than likely it was the fact that they had to chance to witness history being made, and that is exactly what they saw, as Tyrah Urie scored goals number 56 and 57 to break Richie Hackett's all-time goal scoring record.
ORLEANS–When fans came to the Ranger Field on Saturday morning for the Lake Region girls soccer team's game against Danville, they could feel a buzz in the air.
Maybe it was the electricity that accompanies homecoming weekend, or perhaps it was the beautiful autumn day.
But more than likely it was the fact that they had to chance to witness history being made, and that is exactly what they saw, as Tyrah Urie scored goals number 56 and 57 to break Richie Hackett's all-time goal scoring record.
"This feels real good," said Tyrah after the game. "I think we are really clicking right now and everyone is working hard and playing together."
"This is a pretty big deal for her, and for us it lets people know that they have somebody that they have to mark up and plan for, but we have so many girls stepping it up that her goal total just makes things a little confusing for the other teams because we are very multi-faceted right now as far as the offense goes," said LR coach Brad Urie.
Right from the start of the game you could feel the energy coming from the Lady Rangers.
The communication level on the field was high, and the result was accurate plays that turned into quality chances on the Danville side of the pitch.
It took only eight minutes for Lake Region to get on the board, as Tori-Lynne Adams fired a rebound past Indian goalie Dani Cochran for the 1-0 Lady Ranger advantage.
They play started with a throw in by Brooke Morley, and from there Megan Menard and Haley Kennedy worked the ball into the front of the cage where Adams eventually made the score.
"Coach is always taking about running through the ball, no matter where it hits you, and that is what I did today," Adams said about her play on Saturday.
Adams was on fire in the first half, using her speed and quick feet to maneuver around the opposition with little resistance.
With 17:03 left in the half Adams struck again when Kennedy sent a beautiful cross into the 18 and right on to Tori-Lynne's foot, and the junior had no problem popping in her second of the game.
Said coach Urie, "Her decision making and her play-making has been one of the biggest reasons that we are playing happy on offense this year."
Danville occasionally made their way into Lake Region territory throughout the first half, and their best scoring play came with less than five minutes to go, as they appeared to cut the Lady Ranger's lead to just one, but their goal was disallowed because of a handball.
Using the momentum from the no-goal, Lake Region came charging back down the field.
Adams found an open lane and sprinted into the 18 where she was fouled.
Amber Bernier got the nod to take the PK, and she quickly sent it into the lower right-hand corner of the net to push the blue and white's lead to three.
But Lake Region wasn't done yet.
With 1:12 left to in the first, Urie shook loose and got off a nice low shot to make it 4-0 and tie Hackett's record of 56 goals in a career.
In the second Lake Region kept up the intensity.
Adams looked like she was going to net her third of the game when she, Urie and Katie Menard hooked up for a little passing clinic that resulted in Adams' shot, but Cochran was there to make the save.
Two minutes later Cochran would not be so fortunate.
Morley made a nice throw in to Adams who headed up field.
She took a look and saw an open Tyrah streaking towards the net and sent her the ball.
With a chance at history on her foot, Urie did not miss, blasting home another low shot to set the new Lake Region scoring record of 57 goals in a career.
"I think it will be a little while," Tyrah said about how long she would take to process this special accomplishment.
After the goal, coach Urie gave his starters some well earned rest, utilizing the talented players he has on his bench to close out the game.
"We had a lot of young players get a lot of minutes today, and they did not let up," coach Urie said. "They tried to keep the pressure in one end, they communicated well and quite honestly, they make us a lot stronger team."
As the buzzer sounded it was a happy, smiling group of players that gathered together for the post-game chat with their coach.
Said Adams, "Our chemistry is great, from freshmen to seniors. We do a lot together like team dinners and we have been bonding all along."
Jordyn Cowles finished the game with three saves to earn the shut-out, while Dani Cochran had nine saves in the loss for 4-8 Danville.
Now standing at 10-2, Lake Region will get ready for their match with Richford on Tuesday.
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PORTSMOUTH, New Hampshire (NEWS CENTER) - The New England Fishery Management Council met Portsmouth, New Hampshire, to approve major cutbacks that would likely cripple Maine's fishing industry.
The council approved 77% cuts to the cod stock in the waters of the Gulf of Maine. That's a drastic cut in the amount that fishermen can haul.
Top fishing regulators acknowledge the cuts will devastate the industry in New England but they say there's little they can do to prevent them. They say they are bound by law to reduce overfishing. They say Cod stocks in the Gulf of Maine and George's Bank are alarming low with no signs of rebounding.
If the cuts for this year Cod catch limits had been reduced by 80-percent, that would limit fishermen to 1249 metric tons. It wasn't that long ago that fishermen would be hauling in 8000 metric tons.
Angelo Ciocca runs the Portland fish processor Nova Seafood. He also has an interest in several fishing vessels.
"These guys are at the end of their rope. They're small businesses, they don't have deep pockets, they need revenue just to stay alive, pay their mortgages", he said.
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Buzz: Expect John Tortorella To Be Fined For His Comments On The Referees Yesterday
Update: 3:59PM:
No decision expected until tomorrow at earliest on likely NHL punishment for Torts for post-game comments. Thinking fine not suspension.
— Andrew Gross (@AGrossRecord) January 3, 2012
Original Post: Katie Strang of ESPN NY tweets that John Tortorella is expected to be fined for his comments during his post game news conference about the referees.
On the NHL Network, Tortorella said "I'm not sure if NBC got together with the refs or what to turn this into an overtime game. With two good refs I thought the game was reffed horribly. I'm not sure what happened. Maybe they wanted to get into overtime. I'm not sure if they had meetings about that or what. Again they are good guys I just thought tonight it was disgusting in the third period."
Thought it was obvious Tortorella was kidding about an NBC conspiracy. Officiating was awful. The coach should not be fined.
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Sophomore Priscila Santos leads the NJCAA in scoring with 30.7 points per game.
The USU Eastern womens basketball team began Scenic West Athletic Conference play on Friday with a 77-54 victory against Colorado Northwestern Community College.
Sophomore Priscila Santos led the Lady Eagles with 33 points and 10 rebounds. Freshman Hailee Parry added 17 points and eight assists.
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Game Two: Clippers 122, Phoenix 97
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Tomorrow, we'll break down each of the Clippers' offensive rebounds - a battle the Clippers won decisively 19-5, translating into a 25 point advantage in "second chance points" (31-6). Not coincidentally, the Clips won the game by 25.
Here are a few early impressions...
- We learned something definitive tonight -- the more time the Clippers spend with their backs to the basket on the offensive end, the better chance they have to win this series. One of the most effective things the Clippers did tonight was post up Cassell, Mobley and Livingston. As if having Brand and Kaman on the block wasn't enough, the Clippers relentlessly drove every last Phoenix defender below the foul line - and when shots went up they either (a) fell through or (b) didn't ... at which point there was a scrum for every rebound amongst all ten guys on the floor - and who's going to win that battle?
- Chris Kaman doesn't need to score to be effective. He draws double-teams - both off-the-ball and on, rebounds the ball like crazy and creates space for the Clippers' mid-range game (which, let's face it, is where the Clips make their living).
Look, Kaman is going to struggle defensively at times when the Suns space the floor - he's a big guy who makes his living on both ends below the foul line. He can't run with Diaw and gets in trouble when Thomas draws him out. But those are just the realities of this series. So you return to the Great Law of Basketball Reciprocity:
It's impossible for Team A to have a matchup advantage without surrendering a similar advantage on the other end to Team B.
If the Clips don't use Kaman to abuse Phoenix inside in some form or fashion, then there's really no reason for him to be on the floor.
Tonight, they put Kaman to work, and it paid off.
- John picked up on this early on - the Clippers success in the first half started with their coverage of Boris Diaw. Watching the Clippers defensively, you get the sense that their Game Two game plan started with a yellow legal pad whose top margin read "How Boris Diaw Can Screw Us."
From the outset of the game, when Diaw was weak side, the Clippers switched EB onto him, allowing Kaman to play closer to the basket. On the high drag, the Clippers continually forced Nash further out so that the Clippers could fill the passing lane between him and the cutting Diaw. When Diaw tried to post up, the Clippers switched Q down onto him.
Boris Diaw was "it." And the Clippers nailed him. Even though Diaw was 6-8 from the field, he was less active and the Suns' offense was the worse for it.
- Sam Cassell is the Sean Casey of basketball; he's the mayor. There probably isn't a guy who's been in the league more than 3 years who doesn't have a Sam Cassell story. My favorite Cassell moment from the night is a timeout at 8:47 in the fourth quarter with the Clippers up 104-84. Livingston comes off the floor and Cassell is there to greet him with a mouthful. I rewound the previous few series and couldn't find where Livingston missed a defensive assignment or lobbed a careless entry pass or got lost above a screen. Who knows? But it reminded me of that great scene from Bull Durham after Tim Robbins comes off the field self-satisfied from a one-two-three inning, looking for a little congratulations from his veteran catcher and Kevin Costner fires back at him, "Your fastball was up; your curveball was hanging. In the show, they woulda ripped you."
I've never felt stronger about retaining Cassell. He probably won't average more than 30 mpg next year, and 26 mpg the next, but as a third guard in the rotation and virtual player-coach, I don't know how you can't throw a 2/$12M offer on the table.
John R'.s prescription -- "Cut out the PUJIT crap, Mobley hit one shot please, figure out how to get Kaman the ball more often where he wants it..." -- pretty much summed it up. And tonight, PUJITs were traded for deliberate sets worked for high-percentage shots; Mobley posted up all night on PHX's defenseless guards; and Kaman got the ball against Diaw in the box.