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sounds like indentured servitude to me...to they help pay loans during the indenture period.
These guys sound like princes. So they give their clients a break on fees then? Why not skip entry level associates altogether and get some paralegals. Oh right, they also get $60k.
This is more or less what the boutique firms did in the 1980s - hire relatively few associates below the going rate as first years, and concentrate on hiring very good mid-level and senior associates at competitive rates with better (allegedly, and initially true) partnership opportunities.
The idea was to let the big firms train people when they were not cost effective and cherry pick good people who will fit into the group and be able to be productive from the day they start.
If they're really giving away partnership it'd be a good deal to me- but only after I rack up a couple of years at biglaw pay. Then I'll lateral over, further punishing/displacing the poor guys who've already been there at submarket pay for 2-3 years.
How much work do they expect for $60k? Biglaw hours?!
Also, why are 90% of their associates 2005 or 2006 grads?
Do they actually promote anyone to senior associate?
Judging from their website, the theory doesn't appear to work in practice. They may be getting students from the top third of second tier schools but there's no evidence that any tier 1 kids from the bottom of their class have taken the bait. It otherwise seems like a great way to breed resentment among the junior associates.
Sounds like a major bait and switch
Partner greed masquerading as concern for clients.
Warning to associates! 90% of the firm's associates are new grads. THEY DON'T HAVE ANY SENIOR ASSOCIATES. Based on their demographic data, they use you for a few years and fire you before giving you the raise. As evidence, below is a list of their associates, with their JD year.
Danielle Berti - not admitted
Nicholas Brunero - JD 2003
Brian Ferrara - JD 2005
Alan Florendo - JD 2006
Joseph J. Galvano - JD 2003
Carolina Gonzalez - not admitted
Christopher M. Gorman - JD 2004
Irán Hopkins - JD 2001
Themes Karalis - JD 2003
Caroline Katz - JD 2005
Jennifer A. Kelly - JD 2004
Sam Khantsis - JD 2006
Mark Khmelnitskiy - JD 2004
Joshua C. Klein - JD 2001
Sara B. Kolb - not admitted
Lawrence Z. Kutsher - not admitted
C. Kim Le - JD 1999
Marina Levitsky - JD 2004
Cory McLaughlin - not admitted
Violeta Petrova - JD 2006
Kristyn M. Redmond - not admitted
Eric Seltzer - not admitted
Matthew Spitzer - not admitted
Stacie E. Trott - JD 2006
Joshua Wade - JD 2006
You can either cut starting salaries, or you can hire more non-partner-track "staff attorneys."
And in any event, there will be fewer and fewer associates getting those plum $150K jobs out of law school.
It makes since to me if the required billable hours and available training are inline with the salary. As a junior associate at a big law firm, I would have gladly given up a quarter of my compensation in return for a 10 hour work day. This would have provided me the free time to explore and read up on the areas of the law I was engaged in, exercise, and socialize. In return the law firm (and the client) would have had a happier, more productive and better employee, both in the short and long term. Instead, I spent endless hours at the office, suffered physically (lack of sleep, weight gain), emotionally (verbal abuse) and socially (no vacations, no fun). As a result I left after three years, right before the firm was to reap the financial benefit from their financial investment in me. Now, if their investment had been more than financial, I might still be with them. It makes absolutely no business sense to pay a first-year associate $160K. It is a disservice to the employee, as they're forced into 24/7 servitude, the client, as they end up paying more in return for a substandard work product, and the law firm, as the associate turn-over rate as to their overall expense and creates a lack of on going continuity and stability within the firm.
If these junior lawyers are from second tier school and in an environment which purports to train in a first-tier manner, they have increasing options in that critical 2-5 year range. The lack of mid-levels doesn't mean that these guys are being fired, it just means that they are being cherry picked back by other firms. firms/opportunities.
Don't be fooled - just because it may "seem" to get hired more easily because they start at 60k doesn't mean anything. You still have to be in the top 20-25%. Plus, I have heard that you work the same, if not more than, associates at biglaw. Would you want to do that for a fraction of the salary? Not me.
Besides, how often do you think people actually would MAKE it to the 3rd year to reap the benefits?
"The lack of mid-levels doesn't mean that these guys are being fired, it just means that they are being cherry picked back by other firms."
*rolls eyes*
you get what you pay for. The fact that no one appears to stay to get the bump has to tell you something.
8/25 (32%) are "not yet admitted" meaning 2007 JDs.
5/25 (25%) are 2006 JDs.
The other 12 associates are 2005 or earlier, and so they're on the Cravath pay scale.
If they've been in business 10 years, their ostensible model isn't working - to give great training to lower tier people and let the rough diamonds emerge. It would be interesting to know if the three senior associates were 'home grown' or laterals.
Most likely, their real model is a quasi-boutique operation where the clients really insist on working with the name partners, who manage the work flow with a chief of staff senior associate (where a larger firm would have a young service partner) who manages the work of several junior associates who are bright enough to do the work with high quality supervision, but not expected to move up to the next level.
Smart, if you're the partner. Not so smart if you're the junior associate. Not clear if it makes sense for the senior associates -- they would have to weigh whether there were real partnership prospects or whether they would see themselves be replaced by rising senior associates serving the name partners while they toddle off into the night.
From my perspective, there is no downside. The starting pay is more than what I'll make at a small firm, and if I make it to the third year I get paid as much as a Cravath associate.
First thing Loyola 2L has ever said that I agree with. If it is churning (which I can't say that it is), they will still find a place for good associates that they know. It also means that they can hire more associates at lower prices with the idea that some will be cut. The cut associates might think that is harsh, but is it harsher than not getting a job in the first place? And shouldn't the real world experience in the law firm be the basis for paying big salaries, rather than whether the associate did well his first year of law school, thereby setting himself up with a great summer associate position and great job post-graduation?
I know a lot about this firm having dealt with them frequently. More than half of the associates listed above were already promoted and are making more than market - this applies to everyone who is listed starting with the 2005 grads (and in almost all cases billing less hours than they would at Skadden or Cravath although not having it easy). All of others listed have been there less than a year (so effectively, out of 20 associates, all either make market or just started). Only 1 of the associate was a lateral (who is actually one of the ones erroneously noted above to not be admitted but is actually a 7th year from a top white shoe firm). It ends up being a win-win even for the associates that don't "make it" - the training and reputation of the quality of this firm's work enabled each and every one of them to get jobs in top-tier firms after getting 1-2 years experience at this firm. It actually is a system that works great for the associates, clients and partners - in almost all cases, everybody wins.
All of the statements of "Get The Facts Straight" are correct. Let's not forget excellent training that associates get here, which permits them to get jobs at BigLAW after as little as 6 months at Duval.
I doubt that these partners are making what senior associates at Cravath are making!!
Sounds like a typical insurance defense law firm scam to me...
Insurance law firm salary data is collected and made available at this handy website:
There are also some firm profiles. I've worked in insurance defense a total of about 2 yrs and I can say that this info is pretty accurate.
1) Completely agree that this is partner greed masquerading as concern for clients
2) If the Partners cared so deeply for their employees, why would they want them to work a ton and then return to slummy studio apartments, which is all they would be able to afford on this salary?
3) Why would any junior do this UNLESS he or she had NO other options?
This is a crock of ****
putting aside associates lack any meaningful experience to appreciate the business of running a law firm and their greed blinds them from the big picture, this business model makes a lot of sense for the clients and partners.
I think it is an interesting business model, but it would be interesting and respectful at 85k. 60k is simply over-leveraging and borderline unethical making so much off new hires. Actually, clients should be upset at this model for padding the Partners bottom lines so excessively.
I'd take the gamble. If nothing else, two year of training is worth something in the market.
Get The Facts Straight sounds a little touchy to me - especially with the lame explanation he provides to compare this firm with Cravath or Skadden! I mean a fifth grader can see right through this exploitative scheme, which prays on recent grads. I doubt that any of the partners presently at this duck firm would have opted for the "opportunity associate" status at the beginning of their careers. Yet the same partners expect the associates to suspend their common sense and intelligence to accept this scheme is a "win - win" situation. It's a win for the partners, and a big "lose" for the poor recent grads with enormous loans to pay. Just pay the associates the going rate at the outset like everyone else. If you can't afford to do so then don't. But accept the perception that comes with it. Don't compare yourself to Skadden or Cravath if your duck firm is not in the same league. C'mon!
It may be true that big firms pay to much to train their associates, but that's part of a firm's expense to develop attorneys. I doubt that D&S can pay so far below market and succeed unless it can also compete on quality-of-life, benefits, superior training/exposure for recent grads. After all, a public sector job will pay $60K and beat D&S in all these areas and could also get you into Big Law in a few years. Why would someone work 2000 hrs a year just to make $60-80K! D&S has a good recession model but when the market turns up and jobs come back, will it be able to compete?
The air guitar chap is actually the amazing actor Michael Sheen. On occassion he plays minor roles, but in recent years he has played major parts. i.e. frost v nixon, Underworld, Alice in Wonderland etc. Could be he couldn't resist being in a tron follow up or perhaps he's a major character.
Get The Facts Straight sounds a little touchy to me - especially with the lame explanation he provides to compare this firm with Cravath or Skadden! I mean a fifth grader can see right through this exploitative scheme, which prays on recent grads. I doubt that any of the partners presently at this duck firm would have opted for the "opportunity associate" status at the beginning of their careers.
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Very cool pic.
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Security firm Symantec announced that it has terminated Steve Bennett as the company's president and chief executive officer, as well as his resignation from Symantec's board of directors. A special committee has begun the search for a permanent replacement, during which time board member Michael Brown will serve as interim CEO.
Rumors were swirling at press time that Nvidia was poised to introduce an even lower-cost version of its powerful 8800 GPU, but the least-expensive 8800s we can review today are like this PNY model, which couples the 96 pixel-shader 8800 GTS with a puny 320MB frame buffer.
We thought DirectX 10 was going to be a crucial factor by now, but Vista is so screwed up from a gaming perspective we can't recommend installing it. And then there's the issue of high-def video playback to consider. Oy vey!
Having designed the graphics architecture for Microsoft's Xbox 360, ATI's management had boasted for months ahead of its acquisition by AMD that its engineers were experts at designing the type of unified shader architecture envisioned by DirectX 10. Imagine our surprise when the R600 not only hit the market several months after Nvidia's take on unified architecture but that the company's best offering can't compete with Nvidia's top two GPUs.
ATI and Nvidia have long entertained us with their game of GPU one-upmanship. Each time ATI thought it had a part that could beat Nvidia, Nvidia moved the goalposts. But now that ATI has been reduced to an AMD brand, it seems its engineers no longer want to play.
Being audio purists, we typically piss on products that sit in the midst of an audio stream and manipulate what the artist intended to create. But when listening to music played through Creative's X-Fi soundcards, we've increasingly found ourselves turning on the 24-bit Crystalizer—and liking it!
If you're considering automating your home, lighting is the best place to start. But if you're afraid that handling bare electrical wires will leave you with an Einsteinian hairdo, pick up Intermatic's Home Settings Starter Kit.
When we heard about Belkin's Cable-Free USB Hub, our first thought was, "Yes! Now we can move our iPod A/V dock next to our TV in the living room and still sync the player with iTunes on our PC in the den." Ha! This device's range is so poor it barely reaches across the room.
Your current video projector has a 4:3 aspect ratio, but you're planning to move up to a high-def model with a 16:9 aspect ratio next year. In the meantime, you need to replace your projection screen, which your two-year-old recently mistook for an artist's canvas. Quite the pickle, eh?
Audio-Technica has a stellar reputation as a manufacturer of pro-audio gear, and it's a major player in the Japanese consumer-electronics market. The company doesn't have much of a presence in the U.S. consumer market, but the AT-LP2Da (a package consisting of the Audio-Technica AT-PL50 turntable and Cakewalk's Pyro software) is widely available here.
Ion Audio is a division of Numark, a company that manufactures a ton of gear targeted at the professional DJ market. The iTTUSB is one of four turntables it offers that features not only a built-in phono preamp but also a USB interface. This table can perform the analog-to-digital conversion on its own and send the digitized audio to your PC via the provided USB cable. We'd advise leaving that task to a good soundcard, but we welcome the flexibility.
Finding an aftermarket stereo that blends seamlessly with your car's interior can be an impossible dream; it's certainly not a task you'd want to endure just so you could plug in your iPod. For that, you should consider buying a third-party integration kit that allows you to retrofit your factory unit.
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Cowon provides a wealth of choice where SanDisk sets severe limits: The D2 supports not only MP3, WMA, and secure WMA, but also OGG, FLAC, and even WAV.
With all the legitimate warnings about hearing damage induced by in-ear headphones, you might think a portable headphone amp is the last thing on-the-go music listeners need. But that's not going to stop us from praising this tiny doodad. Don't get us wrong: Listening to music played at high sound-pressure levels will absolutely damage your hearing over time.
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SealGuard Inc. is a manufacturer of polyurethane grouting products used for water control and the sealing and adhesion of precast concrete sections and other structures. We are a subsidiary of Sub-Technical Inc., an industry leading grouting contractor in the fields of ground and water control using polyurethanes. They have built their reputation for innovation and ...
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Colloid Environmental Technologies Company, better known as CETCO is the Construction Technologies segment of AMCOL International. CETCO offers solutions for commercial, industrial and infrastructure construction challenges worldwide. End markets range from waterproofing, greenroofs, sediment remediation, vapor intrusion to lining and capping. We provide expertise in ...
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`International Consultants In Air Quality` Shell Engineering & Associates, Inc., celebrates more than 30 years as worldwide environmental management consultants with industrial and institutional facilities. Our success comes from our ability to communicate, our ability to overcome obstacles by exploring alternatives and the use of proven scientific methods and our ability ...
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Opsis AB is the leading supplier of open-path monitoring systems for air quality monitoring, continuous emissions monitoring (CEM) and process control. Opsis offers total monitoring solutions and the product line includes both monitoring hardware and data handling software. The DOAS technology, developed by Opsis, has received international approvals and provides ...
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Since 2002 the company is managed by the founders daughter Ulrike Rabmer-Koller. Since the Rabmer Pipe Rehabilitation division was disincorporated in 2011 , Mrs. Rabmer-Koller is also the sole shareholder of the entire business group. Ms. Ulrike Rabmer-Koller started to expand the Consulting Division of the Rabmer Group in 2006 in order to offer support and counselling ...
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) -- Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards says growing up in the rural South gives him a better perspective on the problems of ordinary Tennesseans than his chief rivals.
The former North Carolina senator, who was born in a small town in South Carolina, spoke Monday to a crowd of about 500 supporters at a United Steelworkers office in Nashville.
He drew cheers in his calls for creating a universal health care system, raising the minimum wage and pulling troops out of Iraq.
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2012 BMW Z4 sDrive28i Review
Love the color and lines of this car
You can't fit your Great Dane in the back!
Luxury And Performance With Surprisingly Good Gas Milage — Really like the handling and love the lines of this car. The comfort access, premium sound and technology package provide all the features I love. Heated seats are always a must in a top down convertible. I really couldn't ask for anything more from this amazing 2-seater.
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Beautiful style. Sporty convertable. Many great convenience features. Hard top.
Very limited cargo space. Very low for old people.
A Very Stylish Sports Car. A Piece Of Art You Can Drive. — BMW's Z4 is as much about looks and style as it is about performance. A wildly fun car to drive. Don't plan on going shopping though, there isn't much room to bring anything home with you. This car made a great "fun" car for weekend drives in the summer. Not sure what they thought people would use the through trunk ski bag for? The 4 cylinder engine was plenty of power, coupled with the 6 speed manual transmission. The traction control kept the back end behind me very well, and the breaks are exceptional at any speed. The fit and finish top notch. If you can swing it - I would recommend getting one.
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buy it than Porsche Boxer or Cayman
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Powerful Bee — Just drive this mean machine then we'll talk, its all about power, style and elegant. 0-100 in 4.6sec! 340 hp! hard top convertible! comon, tell me whats better than that! So much fun to drive and a real head turner.
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Really Enjoyed The Car, But We Don't Drive Much Anymore. Third Car.
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Cable TV in Vanderbilt, MI brings you more than just great television programming. In Vanderbilt there are an approximate 865 televisions owned by only 216 people. That is because Cable TV is easy to connect to multiple TV sets. Since 2006, DVR use has grown, now accounting for 7% of Americans' total watching time. Even with those rising numbers 544 Vanderbilt cable TV subscribers still enjoy regularly scheduled programming. Cable also provides high-speed Internet. In fact, 72% of Americans bundle their Internet and cable services. And 48% watch TV shows online. That makes 472 people in Vanderbilt who have bundled subscriptions, and 314 who use their Internet to watch TV.


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Meet the new face of L'Oreal Paris. Singer/actress/talent show judge Jennifer Lopez has been tipped as the newest global ambassador for cosmetics brand L'Oreal, joining the likes of ultra-glam celebs, such as Milla Jovovich, Rachel Weisz, Beyonce Knowles, Diane Kruger, Evangeline Lilly, Andie MacDowell, Eva Longoria, and Freida Pinto, who have endorsed the brand.
Jennifer's first order of business will be a campaign for L'Oreal's EverSleek products, a new smoothing line of hair products bound for pharmacy shelves.
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Business venture. That's a concept the Artist Formerly Known as JLo has become increasingly familiar with over the past few months. After landing a spot at the Idol judges' table, Jen announced the introduction of two contemporary lifestyle brands for Kohl's — a partnership with her husband Marc. And just last week, she was just named the Boys & Girls Club's first female spokesperson.
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To D.C., ♥ N.E.: Primary Choices for the Netroots
Scott Brown is living the dream and New England politics are still adjusting to the new reality. The same swing voters who fueled the blue tide that crested over Connecticut and New Hampshire in response to Bush now view their own creation as a disastrous flood, and are uprooting their political homes.
Netroots progressive organizations, donors, volunteers and voters are looking at a number of competitive primaries in the region and don't want to lose any more safe seats. As they ponder their decisions, here's some food for thought. First, a few regional factors to keep in mind:
One, the "anti" sentiment is different here. It's not so much anti-Washington or anti-government as anti-hack. It's the belief that one-party rule in state- and local-level governance has produced rot and incompetence. The association with hackdom, rather than with President Obama or Ted Kennedy, did in Martha Coakley.
Two, the intraparty matchups are different here. You don't have Blanche Lincolns and Arlen Specters. "Who's the progressive candidate?" is an insufficient question. The choice is more often between styles of progressive.
Three, voters in these parts understand and appreciate the concept of bringing home the bacon. This was always Kennedy's hole card. This means even more in a cycle that consultants call "transactional." Saying the right things means less and delivering means more.
My own back yard in Rhode Island CD-1 -- Patrick Kennedy's seat -- provides a good real-world context. It's a three-way primary for the retiring congressman's seat. The likely GOP nominee is a good enough Scott Brown stand-in, and it would be a win filled with symbolism for the GOP. Here's the Dem lineup:
- The mayor of Providence whose many progressive accomplishments have been overshadowed recently by a bitter recession and a Billy Carter problem (disclosure: this is my horse in the race; I support him so much that I worked for him). Pro: an indisputable record of accomplishment and a legendary work ethic. Con: Providence is only seven years removed from the infamous Buddy Cianci, and a reformer makes vindictive enemies.
- The state party chairman from an influential political family. His brother is the attorney general now running for governor. He's the Terry McAuliffe of the race. Liked by most who know him, he would be a party-line vote but is publicly known only as the party's spin man. Pro: He's gotten "right ons" from Dems for taking on the unpopular Republican governor. Con: He's the chief hack.
- A thoughtful state representative with politics in the Kucinich mold. He was elected to the Providence City Council as a Green Party candidate but later switched. Pro: The netroots will like his true-believing progressive fundamentalism and the legislation he's pushed. Con: Few accomplishments, little professional experience, never tallied more than 3,700 votes.
How should the netroots approach this kind of race?
If the key electability standard is not to be a hack -- and it is -- that should eliminate the party chairman (shuddering while thinking of Terry McAuliffe running for anything this cycle). He may not have a record to drag him down, but he's machine politics personified.
This sets up a more common kind of New England Democratic primary choice for this cycle: a practical progressive with results (and resulting baggage) vs. a card-carrying member of the netroots nation with great ambitions (but little to show for them).
Who can best advance the urgent causes the netroots care deeply about?
The practical vs. the puritan is a choice that cuts to the heart of all politics. If you believe that compromise and gradualism are nearly always sellouts of principle, your choice is clear and you probably don't care about the next question...
Who can win and help prevent a Speaker Boehner?
Puritan progressives have often placed their hopes for the next great voice of the movement in New England seats like this, but it almost never pans out. Candidates like Paul Wellstone and Bernie Sanders, with great political talent and whose progressivism was/is people-centric rather than philosophical, are exceedingly rare. Puritan candidates have rarely been able to relate to rank-and-file voters.
On the hack charge, the pragmatic mayor is clearly more susceptible as an incumbent, even though he's fought the system regularly. The puritan representative is part of the despised state government, but is a voice of protest there.
The issue of delivering for constituents plays heavily in favor of the pragmatic progressive. With a record of winning tough fights and becoming a leader in national organizations, there's no worry about him going quiet in Washington.
Bottom lines:
- New England seats like this can no longer be considered safe in our Scott Brown moment.
- Backing a puritan progressive is not a statement against Blue Dogism when there is another progressive in the field.
- Backing a puritan progressive against a practical progressive will summon the ghost of Ralph Nader if the seat is lost to a Republican.
(Repeat of disclosure: I am no longer being paid by the Mayor of Providence or his campaign for U.S. Congress, but I was formerly his communications director)


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Christopher Paolini is the author of three other bestselling novels about Alagaësia: Inheritance is the fourth and final volume in the cycle. Christopher lives in Montana, where the natural landscape has been a major inspiration in the creation of his stories.
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Not so very long ago, Eragon—Shadeslayer, Dragon Rider—was nothing more than a poor farm boy, and his dragon, Saphira, only a blue stone in the forest. Now the fate of an entire civilization rests on their shoulders.
The Rider and his dragon have come farther than anyone dared to hope. But can they topple the evil king Galbatorix and restore justice to Alagaësia? And if so, at what cost?


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A subject I've been writing about for, oh, the past decade or so—the media's sad, tragic performance during the run-up to the US attack on Iraq—never gets old, at least for me. It provides such a revealing glimpse of, and warning about, how leading media outlets usually cave to the "official narrative" from the "serious" policymakers and pundits. Howard Kurtz, now at Fox, calls it, aptly, the media's "biggest failure of modern times."
Obviously this is relevant in today's world where the US is pushed to intervene abroad by many of the same macho crew from 2002-2003, who have no shame, from Senator John McCain to "liberal hawks" such as Bill Keller. Consider how close we came to going to war in Syria a few months ago, when much of the media again fell short again.
The New York Times and Judith Miller get much of the blame for the media failures in the run-up to the Iraq invasion, so let me shine a light here on the Washington Post. My book So Wrong for So Long reviews the article Kurtz wrote for the Post in 2004, taking the newspaper to task for some of its misconduct (the paper itself did not assign is own probe).
Because of the notoriety surrounding Judith Miller, the Post's almost equally poor coverage and opinion pieces drew too little attention after WMD were not discovered. The Post ran Kurtz's critical August 12, 2004, piece on the front page, something it inevitably failed to do with stories skeptical of the march to war.
By the Post's own admission, in the months before the war, it ran more than 140 stories on its front page promoting the war, while contrary information "got lost," as one Post staffer told Kurtz. So allow me to pursue a few points (see my book for much more on media misconduct in war coverage). First, two quotes (beyond the Woodward gem) from Post staffers that speak for themselves:
• "There was an attitude among editors: Look, we're going to war, why do we even worry about all the contrary stuff?" —Pentagon correspondent Thomas Ricks.
• "We are inevitably the mouthpiece for whatever administration is in power." —Reporter Karen DeYoung.
"[Bob] Woodward, for his part, said it was risky for journalists to write anything that might look silly if weapons were ultimately found in Iraq."
Next, consider the highly revealing excuses, offered by Post editors:
• Executive Editor Downie said experts who questioned the war wouldn't go on record often enough. But his paper, and others, quoted unnamed pro-war sources willy-nilly.
• Downie also asserted that "voices raising questions about the war were lonely ones." This is simply rewriting history. On the eve of the invasion, polls showed that half the public wanted to delay the invasion to give the United Nations inspectors more time to do their duty, and millions had already marched in the streets. Many of the editorial pages of major US newspapers (though, crucially, not the Post's) were expressing their own doubts about the need for war. Key intelligence experts questioned the administration's evidence but were given little play, on or off the record, at the Post.


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The Lagrange multipliers and existence of competitive equilibrium in an intertemporal model with endogenous leisure
This paper proves the existence of competitive equilibrium in a single sector dynamic economy with elastic labor supply. The method of proof relies on some recent results (see Le Van and Saglam [2004]) concerning the existence of Lagrange multipliers in infinite dimensional spaces and their representation as a summable sequence.
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I am Deborah. 59 years old. I am fortunate to be able to spend my days doing the things I love most in life: knitting, sewing, designing, cooking, baking, reading and writing. I am trying to learn, with an open mind, as much as I can from this life without having to repeat my mistakes or the mistakes of my parents. Married. No children of my own save memories of Tina, my sweet friend on four, furry Pomeranian legs.
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