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We've had another lively month in the debate between the Linux kernel developers, led by Linus Torvalds, and the Free Software Foundation (FSF), led by Richard Stallman,
on the proposed changes to the Gnu Public License (GPL). Some prominent kernel developers put out a position paper asking the FSF to "…abandon the current GPLv3 process before it becomes too late." Linus did not sign the paper, although his objections to GPLv3 are well known. The FSF then posted their own paper, which they said would clarify "recent misleading information." The discussion boils down to provisions regarding patents and digital rights management (DRM). But every time I hear about this debate, I am taken back to a presentation by FSF attorney Eben Moglen at the 2005 San Fransisco LinuxWorld. The talk was just prior to the start of the approval process. The purpose of his talk was to define the approval process and the timetable; the details of the first GPLv3 draft were not known publicly at the time.
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Professor Jeffrey D. Sachs, Director of the Earth Institute at Columbia University and Special Advisor to the Secretary-General on the Millennium Development Goals, spoke to the Gala audience.
The Gala, which falls only six weeks after the United Nations announced its landmark "Post-2015 Sustainable Development Goals" honored United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, and Professor Jeffrey D. Sachs, Director of the Earth Institute at Columbia University and Special Advisor to the Secretary-General on the Millennium Development Goals, for their visionary roles in leading the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), respectively. Both honorees were featured in a video depicting the successes of the MDGs and the promise of the SDGs.
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, who was called away on an urgent United Nations overseas trip, was represented at the Gala by his wife, Mrs. Ban Soon-taek, who provided remarks on behalf of her husband. She stressed the importance of science in working towards the Sustainable Development Goals, as well as the need to increase diversity in science, including recruiting more women as scientists and engineers.
Both honorees were named Honorary Members of the Academy, a special category of Membership that has existed since the Academy's founding in 1817. In that year, Presidents Thomas Jefferson & James Monroe were named Honorary Members. In subsequent years, Charles Darwin, Louis Pasteur, Lord Kelvin, Alexander von Humboldt, James Joule, Thomas Edison, Alexander Graham Bell, Margaret Mead, Gro Harlem Brundtland, and scores of Nobel laureates were also awarded honorary memberships.
Later in the evening, the Academy showed a video introducing two new virtual programs of the Academy's Global STEM Alliance: The Junior Academy and 1000 Girls, 1000 Futures, which connect students all over the world with experts in STEM subjects, real-world research opportunities, and coursework on topics that are essential for helping students become the STEM innovators of tomorrow.
Chelsea Clinton, Vice Chair of The Clinton Foundation, was presented with a Lifetime Membership to the New York Academy of Sciences.
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Joyce Gleeson-Adamidis, who pens Cruise Critic's original "At the Captain's Table" series of stories, knows the ins and outs of onboard life -- both as a cruise ship staff member and as the wife of Celebrity Cruises' venerable Captain Adamidis. In "At the Captain's Table," Joyce will tackle, in her own candid way, a variety of topics -- offering an absolutely behind the scenes perspective on issues ranging from advice for first timers to the burgeoning debate about challenges ships face in handling family travelers.
Joyce -- who's also written a book about cruise ship life, "If I Were Not Upon The Sea" -- has spent much of her last 25 years onboard. She's worn numerous name tags, ranging from social hostess and onboard lecturer to assistant cruise director and cruise director, before adding captain's wife to her list of titles. She's worked on a range of ships. Some only our nostalgic readers will recognize, such as Stella Solaris, Victoria, Romanza, Britanis and Celebrity's former Horizon and Zenith; others are top-of-mind today, Celebrity's Century, Galaxy, Mercury, Millennium and Infinity.
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As the Executive VP of Acquisitions & Production for Sony Pictures Classics, Dylan Leiner has spent his career traveling to Cannes, Milan and other international film festivals looking for material to acquire. For roughly 15 years, he's also been a member of an informal floating soccer game, first put together by "The Departed" producer and GK Films' Graham King, Icon UK's Stewart Till and producer Peter Wetherell, that's popped up among other industry players between screenings and deal-making sessions abroad.
Inspired by his adventures on the pitch, Mr. Leiner and filmmaker friend and CinemaCapital founder Jeffrey Saunders decided to take the idea of soccer-mad film professionals and celebrities playing a game and add a charity element. The result is NYFEST, a Tribeca Film Festival-aligned day of soccer events including a youth showcase, a five-on-five industry match—including teams from the Creative Artists Agency, "The Daily Show" and Focus Features—as well as a celebrity game, with the likes of Ethan Hawke and Gael Garcia Bernal. Soccer legend Pele, who responded to a personal request to participate from Tribeca Film Festival co-founder Robert De Niro, will call the coin toss.
In addition to letting film professionals show off their footwork, the event "allows our industry to serve as a conduit for good works," said Mr. Leiner. "The charity aspect opened a lot of doors for us because at the end of the day, the event is to highlight and support the underserved youth of New York City."
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Where new developments are merged into the codebase. Small changes are applied directly to default. For larger changes developer branch out development branches. Once a months developers are polled whether there is enough difference between default and the last Stable Release to warrant starting a new release cycle.
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* The first improvement concerns icc color profiles: Hugin has already copied the icc profile into the output file when stitching panoramas. Now also the display in the GUIs takes the icc profile into account. Celeste_standalone and cpfind read now also the icc profile and use it during its processings.
* Beside the known output options Hugin now includes a user defined output sequence. With this option the user can create more flexible variants for the output. As an example a zero-noise output sequence is delivered with Hugin 2016.0.
* Some buttons in the Hugin GUI now have a context menu for easier access to some function:
** Show all in the fast preview window to allow better interaction with stacked projects.
** Celeste button in the cp tab (panorama editor): the button can now be used to create control points or to clean control points with celeste or statistical methods.
* The identify tool in the fast preview window now also shows the image numbers on top of the images. (This can be suppressed by pressing the alt button).
* Many more improvements and bug fixes under the hood: incorrect behaviour of photometric optimizer, fixed merging of projects with line control points, ...
* stability and speed improvements
* new stitching engine
* new blender verdandi
* own camera and lens database
* preview window: new tool to add or remove control points
* automatic exposure stack detection when loading images,
* fine-tune and auto-estimate functions are now projection aware
* PTBatcherGUI: more options for end of process
* PTBatcherGUI now shows the thumbnails when searching for images in directories.
* inherit many of the libpano improvements (of version 2.9.19)
* the translation plane variables Tpy and Tpp have been added to the GUI (better support for translation parameter, e.g. for nadir images, also pano with translation parameters can now rotated)
* improvement of the GPU remapping code (bug fixes in the glue code, added some missing GPU transformation, now also fisheye lenses are supported by GPU code)
* better support for line control point in Control points tab (it still requires that the same image is displayed left and right for full features, but also better support for line control points above several images)
* obsolete programs matchpoint, nona_gui and PTBatcher have been removed
* outdated translation have been removed from the default install
* initialize the colour balance values during loading with EXIF values (this information is only stored and decoded by some cameras (mainly models by Panasonic, Pentax, Olympus, Nikon))
* improved the assistant
* allow customization of exiftool command used to copy metadata to output images* new command line tools for CLI processing
** pto_mask: manipulate mask in project file
** pto_template: apply template to project file
** pto_move: move or copy project files with all associated images
* Redesign of the User Interface: The User Interface now features a Simple, Advanced and Expert interface.
* New tools added:
** pto_var ( change image variables inside pto files)
** pto_lensstack (modify assigned lenses and stack in pto files)
** geocpset ( add geometric contraints for multirow panorama with featureless images)
* Completely rewritten internal helpfiles to reflect new User interface(s) and functionalities
* many bugfixes
* Vertical feature detector for automatic levelling of panoramas
* Bugfix release
* New Lens Calibrator. A tool to calibrate lens correction parameters on the basis of reference shots containing straight lines.
* Hugin Scripting Interface (HSI). Access Hugin's functionality from Python
* Hugin Plugin Interface (HPI). Write Plugins in Python and run them within Hugin
* Hugin Batch Processor is the default GUI to control the stitching process, replace the primitive hugin_stitch_
* Main new feature: Overview in the Fast Preview (GSoC 2010 project).
* Improved cpfind for fisheye and wide angle images.
* New Gray Picker for color tuning.
* Extended functionality in align_image_stack for the alignment of stereo images.
This is the first version of Hugin that can be considered feature-complete:
* Built-in patent-free control points generator
* Refactored Makefile library
* Improved unattended operation, interaction and functionality, reporting of stitching and system information
* New command line tools cpfind and icpfind
* Many libraries and build improvements
* Migration of issue trackers from SourceForge to Launchpad
* New visual identity, reorganized for easier editing in the future
* New layout mode
* New Masking tool
* New Mosaics stitching mode
* Linked bracketing
* Sophisticated control point detection modes
* Support for new lens types
* Codebase migrated from Subversion to Mercurial
* Improved usability, particularly of the fast preview
* autocrop
* deghosting in the GUI
Third and last release for 2009, still working through the backlog.
* automatic lens calibration (research tool as basis for future development)
* control point cleaning
* plenty of incremental improvements
New naming scheme. Major version number is the year of release. Minor version number is the counter of releases during the year. Even minor numbers (starting with 0) are stable releases. Odd minor numbers are development releases. It was named 2009.2 because the first release in 2009 was 0.8
The transitional release between the old release management style and the new release management style:
* old: add as many feature to a release as possible
* new: add features in small chunk, test, release, move on
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Howard Middle serves notice with county volleyball title
Published: Wednesday, November 13, 2013 at 12:54 p.m.
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After years of sitting out the annual county middle school volleyball meet, Howard Middle School returned to the court Nov. 2 and returned home with the championship.
"We didn't even have a team last year, so it was very surprising," said Howard Middle School principal Robert Hensel, about the Bulls' three-set victory over Belleview in the finals at Liberty Middle School. "They were happy and excited (when they won).
"I think it could have gone either way. We won the first set pretty handily, Belleview beat us the second set pretty handily and then the third set was a tie-break kind of thing. Once we got up on Belleview it was pretty much over and we won by like four or five points."
In order to play for the championship, Howard took out Lake Weir in the first round, before knocking off defending champion Osceola in the quarters and Dunnellon in the semis.
Though the Bulls had to withstand a tough Panthers attack to attain the title, it was their win against Osceola that coach Jesus Montalvo Sanabria was the most satisfied with.
"I know a lot of the girls from Belleview and Osceola, too, because a lot of them play club ball" he said. "For me, the big challenge was beating Osceola because they've won the championship like two or three years in a row."
Perhaps even more satisfying for Montalvo Sanabria is how far his team has come in such a short amount of time. Though the longtime local coach serves as the head coach at The Villages High School and director of 352 Elite Volleyball club, he is in just his first year at Howard.
"My goal was to do something positive for the school because the mentality that people on the outside have for Howard Middle School is not the same as I have for them," he said. "I think they have many great kids with talent academically and athletically. They just need to have someone believe they can do the job and that they trust.
"I train them in the morning before class, because I'm coaching high school and I don't have any other option. So it's a sacrifice not only for me, but I talked with them and told them that if you want to do it, you need to want it in your heart because it will be a sacrifice for both."
With a county volleyball championship now under its belt, the sacrifice seems to be paying off quite nicely.
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The last time South Carolina played at Florida, the Gamecocks celebrated a division title. Coach Steve Spurrier got doused and carried to...
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — The last time South Carolina played at Florida, the Gamecocks celebrated a division title.
Coach Steve Spurrier got doused and carried to midfield. Players hooted and hollered on the sideline, in the locker room and on the flight home.
The Gators remember it vividly.
"That's a feeling you'll never forget," safety Josh Evans said.
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No doubt, third-ranked Florida (6-0, 5-0 Southeastern Conference) will use that 36-14 loss in 2010 as motivation when the ninth-ranked Gamecocks (6-1, 4-1) return to The Swamp on Saturday.
"It's definitely revenge," Evans said. "It would mean a lot to this team and definitely the roll we're on this year trying to stay undefeated."
No titles are on the line in this one, but the winner will take command in the Eastern Division.
"We realize it's an extremely important game down there in The Swamp," said Spurrier, who won the Heisman Trophy at Florida and coached the Gators for 12 seasons (1990-2001).
South Carolina is coming off its worst game of the season.
Marcus Lattimore was held to 35 yards rushing, Connor Shaw threw two interceptions and the Gamecocks allowed 258 yards rushing in a 23-21 loss at LSU. The Tigers outgained South Carolina 406-211.
"It was just frustrating," South Carolina linebacker DeVonte Holloman said. "Being more physical, that's what we're working on."
Being healthier might help, too.
Lattimore, who ran 40 times for a career-high 212 yards and three touchdowns two years ago in Gainesville, has a bruised hip that will keep him out of the starting lineup Saturday. Standout defensive end Jadeveon Clowney has a foot problem that has limited him in practice. Defensive tackle Kelcy Quarles won't play because of a shoulder injury.
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GREENSBORO | Joe James Jockisch, age 78, of Greensboro, died May 2, 2007, at Hospice of West Alabama in Tuscaloosa. Graveside services will be 11 a.m. Saturday, May 5, 2007, at Oakwood Cemetery in Greensboro with the Reverend Dee McGuire and the Reverend Arthur Thomas officiating and Kirk Funeral Homes Greensboro Chapel directing. The family will receive friends tonight from 6 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home.
His parents, Charlie and Burlie Monts Jockisch, four sisters, Melonea Martin, Margaret Jockisch, Verlie Wade and Ellen Cole, and four brothers, Bill, Charlie, Horace and Vernard Jockisch, preceded him in death.
Survivors include his wife of 51 years, Rebecca Whitfield Jockisch; two daughters, Jacqueline Broussard (Marty) and Sonja Davis (Ritchie) of Greensboro, Ala.; two sons, Kevin Jockisch (Laura) of Eutaw, Ala. and James Jockisch (Belinda) of Birmingham, Ala.; grandchildren, Becca, Joe and SueEllen Broussard, Demi, Dawson and Drake Davis, William and Whit Jockisch; half sisters, Evelyn Pounds (James) of Mobile, Ala. and Eleanor Robertson of Tennessee; and special niece, Mary Ellen Cole of Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Mr. Jockisch was born March 20, 1929, in Hale County. Joe opened Joes Repair Shop in Eutaw, Alabama in 1963. He operated the business until he retired. He enjoyed hunting and farming and time with his family and friends.
Pallbearers will be Randy Brown, Jack Davis, Robbie Langham, Billy Ryan, Birney Hales, Dr. Doug Halbrooks, Earnest Cochran, John C. Jay, III and Ray Duncan.
Honorary pallbearers are friends of Greensboro and Eutaw, Hospice of West Alabama staff, DCH Cancer Center staff, Hale County Hospital Home Health, Hale County Ambulance Service, and Deborah Holley.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorials be made to the Hospice of West Alabama, 3851 Loop Road, Tuscaloosa, AL 35404; Greensboro Baptist Church, 903 Main Street, Greensboro, AL 36744; and Greene County Ambulance Service, P.O. Box 431, Eutaw, AL 35462.
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You've heard the name 'Skadden' before, but this "demanding" superstar offers far more than just the opportunity to glamorize your resume...
IF BigLaw were the animal kingdom, Skadden would be among the big cats vying for the throne. This legal beast has become a roaring success since its birth in New York back in 1948, now standing triumphantly as one of the top earners in the world, and one of Law's most distinctive brands. It has a formidable workforce, comprising around 1,700 lawyers and 23 offices in 12 countries. And you don't get a rep like Skadden's without fostering a culture of excellence: the firm tops Chambers USA for the number of first-class rankings it gobbles up, covering a staggering 36 practice areas (in second place is Latham, Lord of AmLaw, with 28).
Unsurprisingly, the caliber of work that Skadden feasts on makes the associate experience an exhilarating ride. "Cut-and-paste matters simply don't exist here," one respondent bluntly told us. "Everything is always so intricate, intellectually stimulating and of a fascinating nature." And in a few years' time Skadden may well have a brand spanking new Manhattan office to brag about too: from 2020 "our new, state-of-the-art building, 1 Manhattan West, will be built at Ninth Avenue and 33rd Street," ran the firm's announcement of November 2014.
The Work
Skadden splits its practice groups into three broad areas: transactional, controversy and regulatory. Transactional, where the majority ply their trade, includes teams like banking, corporate restructuring, finance, investment management, IP/IT, real estate and, last but not least, M&A. Most new starters head to a specific group, except for transactional associates in the 634-lawyer New York office: they get to enjoy two eight-month stints in two different groups before permanently joining one of them.
For most groups, the work can be split into two categories: "There are the cutting-edge, high-quality projects that you read about in the papers, then there are the ones that are very important but aren't quite headline-grabbing material." A junior's measure of involvement normally depends on which of those two categories their particular assignment slots into. When the smallish deals and cases come through the door, Skadden isn't afraid to ramp up associates' responsibility levels; interacting directly with clients and partners becomes second nature, and "you'll even get to negotiate some issues on your own." By contrast, the mammoth undertakings come with more mundane tasks like due diligence and doc review, though associates appreciate that "it's all part of the learning process. To be a fly on the wall when these important conversations between partners and clients are going on is absolutely invaluable – it's a really big deal to be privy to that sort of information."
"All part of the learning process."
Generally speaking, every group has some form of centralized staffing system in place – not only to ensure "that we all have a manageable volume of work," but also "that we're getting work in the areas we like." Alongside the formal route, associates can informally receive assignments from partners and clients they've worked with before. This method tends to become the norm over time, especially in the smaller teams where "everything is a bit less compartmentalized." In any case, there's always more than enough to go around. As one insider put it: "The question you should be asking me is 'how do you avoid work?'"
Rookies undergo the bulk of their training in their first six weeks, flocking to the Empire State for an equal helping of Skadden's Associates Comprehensive Education (ACE) and Fullbridge programs.
The ACE course is "all about how to Skaddenize your work," and includes a rundown of the numerous practice groups as well as an insight into "what it means to be an associate here." Fullbridge, on the other hand, is essentially "a mini-MBA" that covers the full business/accounting lexicon, "from understanding cash flow to all the basic accounting principles. It means those of us without a business background can get acquainted with the broader context of a deal, rather than just the legal aspects."
"A massive investment on their part."
According to our interviewees, both programs speak volumes about Skadden's willingness to invest in its juniors. "They put a lot of thought into how they can best train us to be successful and really hit the ground running, and that takes a massive investment on their part. I can't even imagine the time and money they've poured into our training."
Culture and Development
Skadden is by no means the only firm to have pumped an abundance of dollars and effort into nurturing its budding talents, but it does so knowing that many of them are unlikely to stick around for years to come. It's this attitude that makes Skadden stand out. "They're fully aware that a lot of people are here as a first step and that so many options can open up as a result of working at such a prestigious firm," one source pointed out. "The fact we refer to our former colleagues as alumni says a lot – it's a bit like we're the Skadden School of Law." Another agreed, recalling a time when one of their ex-classmates was seeking a job elsewhere. "They had secured an interview for their dream job, and one of our most distinguished partners came into the office on a Saturday to help them prepare for it. They ended up landing the job."
Ultimately, Skadden's philosophy is as follows: "For the period of time that you're here, they will do everything they can to ensure you're a success – either at the firm or elsewhere – and they expect the same level of effort from you in return."
"It's a bit like we're the Skadden School of Law."
It's true that Skadden expects a lot from its associates. "I remember hearing about how everything we produce should be the absolute best in our industry," a second-year revealed. "No comma out of place, no citation erroneous – everything in perfect order. It can cause you to be slightly paranoid about making mistakes, but the upside is that you'll know what being right looks like every time. That is incomparably beneficial."
Crucially, these high demands are accompanied by a relatively upbeat atmosphere. "Skadden has a reputation for being a bit more hard-driving than most other firms, but I didn't pick up on that at all during my initial interview – and it hasn't been the case while I've been here either. It's only demanding in the sense of serving the client, rather than trying to daze the associates."
While Skadden's overall ethos is prevalent across all its offices, there are some nuances to consider. A case in point: the Wilmington, Boston and Houston bases "represent small neighborhoods compared to the big cities of New York and DC," meaning "you can get to know most of your colleagues more easily than if you were in one of the larger offices."
"Small neighborhoods" and "big cities."
Locations play their part too. The Palo Alto and LA digs have "a typical West Coast feel," for instance, translating to "a laid-back working environment" with a business-casual dress code. "Most of our clients in these parts would give you a funny look if you turned up in a suit," joked one interviewee.
Work is another aspect that differs by office. The New York HQ has strength in depth across the board, the Palo Alto team is "quite well known for its trial litigation practice," the DC cohort bags most of the regulatory work, and the Chicago crew "has a highly respected tax group that specializes in REITs."
Hours & Compensation
It's fair to say our sources arrived here expecting tough hours – "I'd read all the John Grisham novels so I was prepared," divulged one – and we did hear of some particularly grueling shifts, such as "waking up every morning at 6am, working until 2am and then repeating that sequence for a week."
Juniors don't get too downhearted by these infrequent occurrences, however. As one mused: "If the late nights come from client-driven catastrophes rather than management catastrophes, I'd say it's just part of the profession. And from my impression, it's definitely the former as opposed to the latter."
"You could be in Kokomo for all they care, so long as you're getting your work done."
Associates also take comfort from the amount of autonomy afforded to them. "You could be in Kokomo for all they care, so long as you're getting your work done and are available via email or cell phone." Because of this, many choose to ditch their desks in the early evening and continue working from home.
Another plus point is Skadden's incredibly reasonable billing target. Officially, juniors have to bill 1,600 hours to be eligible for a bonus, though most felt they should actually be hitting a number "between 1,800 and 2,000 hours." To put all that into context, many firms of a similar size (especially in New York) set a strict 2,000-hour threshold. Put simply: "Instead of focusing on having to grab every available matter, the numbers take care of themselves."
The only grumble about compensation came from New York associates, who felt the salary "isn't keeping pace" with the Big Apple's ever-increasing living costs. "It hasn't increased in something like seven years, so at some point they will need to change that."
Pro Bono
With the billing target more of an afterthought than a constant concern, juniors needn't feel guilty about delving into pro bono – an area that sees Skadden put "its money where its mouth is. The people here really make a point of promoting pro bono and do a great job of conveying exactly why the firm values it so much." Juniors seem to see the worth in it too: many of those we interviewed had devoted somewhere between 100 and 300 hours toward pro bono.
Skadden puts "its money where its mouth is."
This widespread enthusiasm is partly down to the engrossing nature of Skadden's pro bono assignments. New Yorkers had partaken in a mentoring scheme aimed at high school students, for example, while DC associates spoke highly of the 'Impact Project', which was launched in September 2012 to lend a hand to low-income families with guardianship, housing and domestic violence problems. The project's success has led to a version of it being rolled out in Chicago, Palo Alto and the Big Apple.
Pro bono hours
The firm's diversity statistics more or less mirror BigLaw's as a whole, especially in the partner ranks where the percentages of female and non-white partners – 19% and 9% respectively – are very close to the BigLaw average.
Skadden has never been one to settle for average, though. One way the firm is trying to diversify its attorney makeup is by reaching out to diverse candidates at a notably early stage – a prime example being its 1L scholars program. This "allows diverse law students to spend around four weeks working here and then another four weeks in-house at a company," an insider explained. "It's been a particularly effective tool for us." Skaddenites have also been hosting diversity-related talks and law exercises (like mock trials) at local high schools, according to another respondent. "It's important that we support diverse candidates long before they walk through our doors."
Get Hired
Given Skadden's standing in the legal market, it's little wonder that academic excellence is key. "Our hiring team tells people all the time that grades do matter – it would be naive to assume otherwise," executive partner Eric Friedman informs us. "That said, we hired from approximately 40 law schools last year, which shows that we're willing to cast a wide net to find our superstars." The net may be wide, but when it comes to the smaller ponds, Skadden tends to only nab the big fish. In other words: "The lower your school is ranked, the higher up you'd have to be in your class," an associate pointed out.
"We're willing to cast a wide net to find our superstars."
Looking beyond academics, candidates need to be "self-motivated" and "self-starting." As one source summed up: "You probably won't find any wallflowers here who want to be told what to do and how to do it."
Strategy & Future
When we spoke to Eric Friedman for the last edition of this guide, he hinted that Skadden was looking to foray into Korea. Sure enough, the firm opened an outpost in Seoul in March 2014. "We've been covering the Korea market for over a decade, and the new office is off to a terrific start," he says.
So what else can we expect from Skadden on the international scene? Friedman gives an ambiguous response: "You'll be seeing us broadening the scope of our European platform in some significant ways over the next 12 months," he says. For the full transcript, read our Bonus Features.
We catch up with executive partner Eric Friedman
Chambers Associate: What have been the firm's biggest highlights over the past year or so?
Eric Friedman: We've witnessed a remarkably robust deal environment over the past year, one that really plays to our strengths because of our history of advising buyers and sellers on multi-jurisdictional M&A deals. This has meant very strong performance by us on the transactional front, especially our strategic cross-border M&A practice. A lot of the deals have involved numerous practice areas, calling upon our broad geographic footprint and practice breadth.
In the non-transactional setting, our cross-border government investigations and regulatory enforcement practices have been extraordinarily busy and a particular high point for the firm this year.
CA: Are there any further developments on the immediate horizon?
EF: We recently opened an office in Seoul. We've been covering the Korea market for over a decade, and the new office is off to a terrific start. As for the near future, you'll be seeing us broadening the scope of our European platform in some significant ways over the next 12 months.
CA: What's your long-term vision for the firm?
EF: We're particularly mindful that maintaining our culture is crucial to our success, and we're making sure that it remains as strong in five or 10 years as it is today, which means that we remain dedicated to incredible work, great client service, ethics and integrity, and public service. Because all of these elements are so important for us, we're very careful about how we grow, and our focus remains on internal, organic growth. We have never merged or acquired any other firms' offices.
In short, we're going to remain much the way we are now: a firm with an incredible brand that's supported by an equally incredible pool of talent — both of which are underpinned by a strong, cohesive culture.
CA: Associates in DC told us about their office's pro bono 'Impact Project'. Can you tell me more about that?
EF: We kicked off that program in D.C. in 2012. The office partnered with a group of clients to focus its work on the areas in which our D.C. attorneys felt we could make the greatest difference — guardianship, housing and domestic violence issues. The program has been a great way to cement relationships with some of our clients, and to leverage our pro bono team and infrastructure, recognizing that many of our clients are interested in pro bono work but don't have the resources to do it on their own. Given the project's amazing success, the Chicago, Palo Alto and New York offices now have their own versions of it. Outside of the U.S., London also has a similar program
CA: Our sources were impressed by the training on offer, especially with the ACE and Fullbridge programs. What are you hoping associates get out of those?
EF: I believe it's important to emphasize the level of training and development — both formal and informal — that junior attorneys get here. Training is an area of great focus, which we're always working to enhance, and we think our approach is significantly different from that of our competitors.
The ACE program, for example, covers all the practice-related topics that associates studied while at law school, but focuses on how those topics can be practically applied when advising clients. The Fullbridge component, which we consider a 'mini-MBA,' is part and parcel of this approach. Put simply, it covers the range of business skills we think associates need to be more effective in the work they do.
CA: What qualities do you look for in a candidate?
EF: We're looking for people who are self-starters, who are not afraid to speak their minds and who will strive for client-centric, results-oriented outcomes. At the end of the day, the core of what we do is serve our clients, so we're looking for people who understand and value that.
Our hiring team tells people all the time that grades do matter — it would be naive to assume otherwise. That said, we hired from approximately 40 law schools last year, which shows that we're willing to cast a wide net to find our superstars.
Work experience is absolutely beneficial, especially as we're seeing more and more law school graduates who have had prior work experience. It's an evolution of the profile of the typical law school student. Many people used to go straight to law school from college, but now they acquire a variety of work experiences before attending law school, which gives us the confidence that they'll get what we're about.
CA: Interviewees mentioned how much Skadden values its alumni. Would you say that that's one of the hallmarks of the firm's culture?
EF: Absolutely. Our objective is for everyone to have an outstanding experience here so they're successful, whether at Skadden or elsewhere. Above all else, our attorneys fundamentally appreciate the investment we make in them, and if they make a comparable investment while they're here, it's a great outcome for our clients as well as our firm.
CA: What makes Skadden stand out among its competitors?
EF: We focus on developing our attorneys the minute they walk through the door right up until the minute they leave — if they do leave, that is! If I was a burgeoning law school student, I'd think to myself: 'Where am I going to get the most out of my career?' That's where we come in, and that's how we stand out.
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP & Affiliates
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Website www.skadden.com
- Head Office: New York, NY
- Number of domestic offices: 8
- Number of international offices: 15
- Partners (US): 312
- Counsel (US): 174
- Associates (US): 768
- Summer Salary 2015
- 1Ls: $3,100/week
- 2Ls: $3,100/week
- 1Ls hired? Yes - Skadden 1L Scholars Program
- Split summers offered? Yes – splits must spend at least 8 weeks with Skadden for first half
- Can summers spend time in overseas office? Case by case
- Summers 2015: 220
- Offers/acceptances 2014: 181 offers, 148 acceptances, 21 offers open for 2016 or later
Main areas of work
Antitrust, banking, complex mass torts / insurance litigation, corporate finance, corporate restructuring, energy and infrastructure projects, executive compensation and benefits, financial institutions, intellectual property and technology, investment management, litigation (including international arbitration, patent litigation and white collar crime), mergers and acquisitions, real estate, regulatory, structured finance, tax, trusts and estates.
Firm profile
Skadden attorneys work on bet-the-company issues around the world for leading Fortune 500 corporations, financial institutions, governments, and cultural, educational and charitable organizations. Communication and expertise across our offi ces enable us to provide unparalleled service to our clients. Our attorneys, spread among 23 interconnected offi ces around the world, are engaged in more than 60 practice areas, many of which are specialized. We also encourage pro bono work, providing chargeable time credit. With fostering professional growth as a primary goal, our attorney development partners and Training Committee ensure that associates receive appropriate training and mentoring from the start of their careers. Our Diversity Committee promotes crosscultural appreciation and competency through diversity and inclusion seminars, lunches, and our Facets diversity publication and lecture series. Our widely regarded summer associate program is designed to provide substantive practical skills training, exposure to various practices, as well as a sense of what it is like to be an attorney at Skadden.
Recruitment details
Number of 1st year associates: 159
Number of 2nd year associates: 156
Associate salaries: 1st year: $160,000
2nd year: $170,000
Clerking policy: Yes
Law Schools attending for OCIs in 2015:
Berkeley, Chicago, Columbia, Cornell, Duke, Georgetown, Harvard, Michigan, NYU, Northwestern, Penn, Stanford, Texas, UCLA, USC, Vanderbilt, Virginia, Yale.
Summer details
Summer associate profile:
The breadth of our practice and the success it has enjoyed is largely due to the capabilities of our attorneys. We look for candidates who combine intellectual ability with enthusiasm and creativity. Successful candidates display high academic achievement in their law school and undergraduate education. Law Journal and/or Moot Court participation are preferred.
Summer program components
One of the most comprehensive programs of its kind, our summer associate program (offered in our Boston, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, New York, Palo Alto, Washington, DC, Wilmington, London, Hong Kong, Toronto and Tokyo offices) drives our hiring efforts. Summer Associates are assigned to active deals and litigations, providing them with work experiences similar to those of full time associates. For more information visit: www.skadden.com/recruiting.


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I had never heard of epiglottitis until a few weeks ago. I had started getting a sore throat and within 1 day I was concerned enough to make an appointment. They tested for strep which came back negative and they concluded it to be a virus, sending me home. By day two I was so sore I couldn't eat or swallow anything and was a drooling mess. So after some insisting my family took me to the hospital and they once again sent me home saying it to be a virus. Later that same night it became difficult to breathe and the pain was unbearable. I was rushed to the hospital and they immediately took a CT scan of my neck diagnosing it as epiglottitis. I was hospitalized for a few days and so far the pain has decreased but the swelling is still clearly visible after two weeks.
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My onset of Epiglottitis, started with the feeling of a sore throat, which lead to difficulty swallowing, and a few hours later difficulty breathing and speaking. By the time my husband drove me to ER, I started drooling and choking. The ER Physician took an x-ray of the soft tissues of the neck and the film revealed epiglottitis. I am most Thankful for My husband prompt attention of taking me to the ER and the physician for properly diagnosing and treating my symptoms. The smallest things could lead to a serious or fatal incident. Seeking medical attention for small things such as a "sore throat" seems huge to me now, whereas before I would try and treat myself with OTC medication...Not Anymore!!!
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I had knee surgery and all was well. Within a matter of hours I told the nurses my throat and jaw were really sore. The next time I woke up was 10 days later in ICU where I died for a few minutes as they couldn't get the tube down to help me breathe. I was intubated and if that didn't work they were going to do an emergency tracheotomy. If I get a sore throat now I start to panic.
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I am 43. I had epiglottitis a year ago with no prior symptoms. I woke up one morning with very swollen throat. I could hardly swallow. My husband took me to ER. I was given an X-ray and diagnosed with epiglottitis. I was put in ICU to be on the safe side in case of problems.
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Manchester United Message Board
Should SAF stick with this starting XI or should he bring scholes back in. Now i think Scholes is one of the best midfielders in the game but Carrick and Flechter just seem to click in all games they have played this season. Thoughts pleaseSort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Khaled Zhiou Khaled Zhiou Apr 11, 2007 21:41 Flag
I think SAF should make some changes there.
We will have crucial games after this one especially at home and we need to rest key players otherwise we may lose the title. I mean, if we want to win the treble, than the bench has to step in and win such games.
My starting XI would be:
Kuzczak (never got his name right)
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Coming close too the season end there is not a lot to be gained resting players.Scholes will return to midfield with Ronaldo wide right and giggs left.Rooney and smith will likely start up front.Defensively if Oshea is ok then last nights back four will start.Fletcher could retain his place but if he plays it must be central midfield and not out wide and this would allow Carrick a break.
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Scholes has had a nice rest...
Flecher deserves another game - this one is perfect...
Therefore Carrick, as excellent as he most definitely was should be benched...
Perfect tie to exercise this squad of ours a little. Smith has to keep his place too.
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I have been strongly against seeing Fletcher in the squad never mind the team, however I think he has earned the right to play against Watford. No offence to Watford, but they are not the best team. Give him his chance, bring Scholes back in for the premiership, when he is most needed. I think Fletcher will be able to do the job needed against Watford, let him play.
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I have been visiting this Bavarian City since 1982, and it never disappoints me. It is the home of Audi and I have been fortunate enough to have been shown round the plant three times. It is amazing seeing how Audis are created. Over the years this has become much more professional and now the Audi Forum is a well visited location in the tourist plans for Ingolstadt.
The links I have with Ingolstadt originate with the friendships I established when I was party of an exchange group from my College in Kirkcaldy, Fife. During the visits, we attended events and made tours of many businesses and venues. One of the most memorable was the Herrn Brau Brewery. The make and sell excellent wiezen mit hefe.
The city is old and historic and in former times, when the State was in fact a Kingdom, the city became the stronghold of the Kingdom during times of war and threat.
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During one visit to Ingolstadt, I was in the company of work colleagues. It was all going well until I dislocated and fractured my humerus - it was very painful and I was in a very uncomfortable position for about 8 weeks. I would like to thank the staff at Das Klinikum and Der Klinik Dr Maul - I was treated well and with respect in a friendly and sympathetic manner.
I have the utmost respect for the Bavarian, if not German Health Service......remember to carry your insurance documents. I still have my xrays from the visit.
The city is an excellent place to visit - it is close enough to travel to Munich easily, but far enough to be cheaper and affordable at certain times in the year.
This was something I came across when I visited the city in 2000.
The city is vibrant, yet at the same time some what relaxed. There is much to do and see - so everyone can enjoy their visit.
The city council has done much self promotion and sought to expand it's business and cultural impact on the world. My recollection is that a former Oberburgermeister (or Lord Mayor) Peter Schnell did much work over a considerable number of years to make Ingolstadt a place to be! There are festivals and events - and of course like most cities they hold an annual marathon event - well three half marathons as it goes. Children, Teenagers and others, then the half marathon itself - I was very impressed with what can be said was the committment of all those participating.
The museum is an interesting place, and you should not be confused by it's name. Concrete is a School and not a material or medium to work with. I was disappointed by this fact, I am a Concrete Technologist after all!
To qualify what Concrete Art is - it is abstract art which should be totally anonymous and highlights no figurative references or symbolic associations.
The name came from Theo van Doesburg who issued a manifesto entitled "Art Concret" whilst in Paris during 1930.
The art is generally severely geometrical, however there are some exponents of the genre who often use graceful spiral or helix shapes. On a recent visit to the museum, there was an exhibition of the photographic work of Heinrich Heidersberger. It was entitled "Aesthetik der Moderne Photographien von Heinrich Heidersberger" - it was different but very enjoyable.
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Another gem in Bavaria. Such a wealth of nice cities and towns to visit in this part of the world. Thanks for the tips.
Thanks for the views of this wonderful town. I am planning a trip to Munich and area, and this is one that needs to be seen. Great job.
I have 2 Ingolstadters staying with me at the moment; here on an exchange; have been invited to visit them....
Everybody who promotes my hometown is my friend! And especially if there are such great tipps (look at the restaurant page)! Thanx man!
Nice pics. Going there in May. Concrete art with no concrete? Gotta see that!
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Carmen requests this loan to buy products like firewood, corn, flour and sugar which are the products she needs to make her goods. With the support of this loan, Carmen would like to continue investing in her business and keep it growing like the business of the other partners in her group who make a living in their general store and tamale sales. Her partners are Liliana and Maria who are both residents of the Higüeros community. Carmen's dream is to be able to improve her house.
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