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After announcing that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four alleged 9/11 co-conspirators would be tried in federal court, Attorney General Eric Holder assembled a team of prosecutors from Alexandria, Va., and Manhattan — an elite squad for which "failure is not an option," as Holder put it during a congressional hearing in November.
But as the possibility of a civilian trial grows more remote, the team's participation in the trial of the century has become an open question. If President Barack Obama decides to place the defendants before a military commission, the Defense Department will have final say on the composition of the trial team. Moreover, several members of the original military trial team remain at the two agencies.
Holder and his national security adviser, Amy Jeffress, reportedly decided who would be part of the civilian trial team. Current and former Justice Department officials told Main Justice that team includes John Davis, Ray Patricco and James Trump of the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Virginia; and Michael Farbiarz, David Miller and David Raskin of the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York. The Justice Department's National Security Division is supporting their efforts.
The offices declined to comment on the composition of the 9/11 prosecution team, as did a spokesman for the National Security Division.
"This is still a Justice Department case," said Joe DellaVedova, military commissions spokesman. "Whatever decision the administration comes to, we will fully support and stand behind it."
Davis and Raskin were named in January as likely candidates to lead the team. Davis, head of EDVA's Criminal Division, has worked on several high-profile terrorism cases, including the prosecution of John Walker Lindh, who was convicted in 2002 of aiding the Taliban. He was an Associate Deputy Attorney General from 2004 to 2006.
Raskin stepped down as chief of SDNY's terrorism unit last year — presumably, to work on the 9/11 cases full time — and is now the office's Senior Trial Counsel. He was one of the prosecutors in the death penalty trial of Zacarias Moussaoui, the only defendant convicted in connection with the 9/11 attacks. More recently, Raskin has been overseeing the prosecution of Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani, the first Guantanamo Bay detainee transferred into the criminal justice system.
Of the others on the team, Patricco is Deputy Chief of the EDVA's Criminal Division, and Trump is the office's Senior Litigation Counsel. Farbiarz is co-chief of SDNY's new Terrorism and International Narcotics Unit, and Miller is a line prosecutor in the General Crimes Unit and a former lawyer in the Justice Department's Counterterrorism Section.
As the White House reviews Holder's decision to try the alleged 9/11 conspirators in federal court, it has signaled its intent to invigorate the military tribunals. Last week, the Pentagon tapped Bruce MacDonald, a retired three-star admiral with national security and international law bona fides, to run the war court.
And now that the health care bill has been signed into law, Obama's advisers are turning their attention to shuttering the Guantanamo detention center. Obama appears open to a deal that would see Mohammed prosecuted in a military tribunal in exchange for Republican support for the prison's closure, but negotiations are ongoing — and could be for some time.
In the meantime, lawyers in both agencies are waiting to find out whether and to what extent they'll be a part of history.
The Defense Department and the Justice Department work closely on the military commissions, and several military prosecutors double as federal prosecutors. The chief war crimes prosecutor, Navy Capt. John Murphy, is an Assistant U.S. Attorney from New Orleans. He would decide the makeup of the prosecution team if Obama chooses a military tribunal over a civilian trial.
Before it disbanded in November when Holder decided to prosecute the accused 9/11 plotters in federal court, the military prosecution team reflected the inter-agency partnership. Justice Department lawyers accounted for four of the trial team's seven members and included George Toscas, now a Deputy Assistant Attorney General in the National Security Division, and Ed Ryan, now the acting U.S. Attorney for the Western District of North Carolina. The top military prosecutor on the team, retired Army Col. Robert Swann, remains in the military commissions office.
"Could that team be reassembled? It's possible," said a Defense Department official. "But right now, we're waiting for information like everybody else."
Eric Bruce, a former federal prosecutor who worked on military prosecutions of high-value detainees in the Bush administration, said each side brought strengths to the 9/11 team. Military prosecutors had a firm grasp of the structure of the commissions and the rules, while Justice Department prosecutors brought a keen sense of how the case should be assembled and presented to the panel of jurors, said Bruce, who later served as Attorney General Michael Mukasey's national security adviser.
The Justice Department provided "a wealth of historical knowledge" because the FBI, Joint Terrorism Task Force and federal prosecutors from the Southern District of New York had investigated Mohammed for several years, added Bruce, now a partner at Kobre & Kim LLP.
"If you're a DOJ prosecutor, and you've never stepped foot in a military commission, of course it's natural to rely on military prosecutors who've done 45 courts martial," he said. "But they probably haven't spent the last nine years tracking KSM's movements around the world."
Military prosecutors, several of whom have experience prosecuting complex drug and violent-crime cases, bristle at the notion that the 9/11 cases are beyond their talents. But few would disagree that Raskin and Davis, the leaders of the Justice Department team, are at the top of the list of a select group of experienced counterterrorism prosecutors. One Justice Department official said there's no doubt they'd assist in a military prosecution — if they're willing.
"It's a pretty big request to ask people to give up their lives to move to Cuba for a trial in a system that they are not intimately familiar with," said Christopher Morvillo, a former prosecutor in the Southern District of New York.
Added Morvillo, now counsel at Morvillo, Abramowitz, Grand, Iason, Anello & Bohrer P.C.: "It would be above and beyond the call of duty — but it's also the case of a lifetime."
Said Bruce: "It would be tough, but I think they have made a lot of sacrifices so far, and they're dedicated prosecutors. I would think that if they could do it, they would do it."
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White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs told reporters on Thursday he believes Attorney General Eric Holder was responsible for deciding to try the alleged Christmas Day airplane bomber in federal court and not treat him as an military prisoner subject to interrogation.
The administration's Director of National Intelligence, Dennis C. Blair, and a number of administration critics have said that Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab should have been questioned by trained anti-terrorism investigators rather than by the FBI. The critics say the opportunity to gain valuable intelligence now may be lost, since Abdulmutallab is being treated as a criminal suspect with rights against self-incrimination.
Sen. Jeff Sessions of Alabama, the Senate Judiciary Committee's top Republican, sent a letter today to the Attorney General, asking who made the decision. After Sessions sent his letter and Gibbs made his comment, Holder's spokesman, Matthew Miller, issued a statement defending the decision to try Abdulmutallab.
"Those who now argue that a different action should have been taken in this case were notably silent when dozens of terrorist were successfully prosecuted in federal court by the previous administration," Miller said in the statement, citing the prosecutions of al-Qaeda operatives Richard Reid and Zacarias Moussaoui. Read Miller's full statement here.
Democrats are reeling from the surprise victory on Tuesday of Republican Scott Brown in a special election for the Massachusetts Senate seat left open by the death of Sen. Edward Kennedy (D). The GOP victory has thrown President Barack Obama's health care reform plans in disarray and caused many Democrats to question whether the party has moved too far to the political left.
Holder has been under attack by Republicans for other national security decisions as well, including trying alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed in federal court in Manhattan, reopening an investigation into whether certain CIA interrogations of suspected terrorists broke the law, and successfully arguing for the release of Bush-era Department of Justice legal memos that authorized torture.
Here's the transcript from today's White House press briefing:
Q … who made the decision to try Abdulmutallab in federal court? Was the president aware of this decision when he began being processed in the legal system?
MR. GIBBS: Well, again, understand that the decision to try him was handed down in an indictment that I think took place many days afterward. So, yes, all the team was involved in that.
Q So the decision was made over a period of days. I mean, there was a time between which he was taken into custody on Christmas Day and a time in which the decision was made that –
MR. GIBBS: Well, understand this, there was a period of time in which he was taken into custody, a period of time in which experienced FBI agents interrogated him, received valuable intelligence from him. He was arraigned at a later period of time, and later than that was indicted.
Q And who made the decision to try him in federal court? Did the president make that call?
MR. GIBBS: I believe that decision is made by the Attorney General.
This story was updated at 8:17 p.m.
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Sen. Jeff Sessions of Alabama, the Senate Judiciary Committee's top Republican, told his colleagues today that he will formally ask the Justice Department to identify who decided that the alleged Christmas Day airplane bomber should be treated as a civilian and not as an enemy combatant.
The FBI — not the military — took Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab into custody on Dec. 25 on U.S. soil after he allegedly attempted to blow up a Detroit-bound airliner. Director of National Intelligence Dennis Blair testified yesterday on Capitol Hill that his office was not consulted about the use of FBI agents and that special terrorism investigators should have handled Abdulmutallab, according to The Washington Post.
It is unclear who made the decision to treat Abdulmutallab as a civilian. FBI Director Robert Mueller testified yesterday before the committee that the events were "fast-moving" and authorities had "no time" to get other investigators in place. But Mueller said decisions were made "appropriately," including the decision to read Abdulmutallab his Miranda rights.
Sessions said yesterday that it seemed the decision was made "on the fly." He added that the FBI's handling of Abdulmutallab could have precluded the U.S. government from obtaining valuable intelligence.
"I think this is a matter of serious import," Sessions said yesterday. "I don't think we have clarity of rules. We need to get it straight."
Democrats voiced support for the decisions made in the aftermath of the alleged attempted bombing. Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), who chairs the Senate Intelligence Committee, said yesterday that the FBI's actions were "totally appropriate." Senators were unable to point to an example of authorities putting an alleged terrorist apprehended on American soil immediately into military custody.
Here's the letter Sessions and Republican Sens. Orrin Hatch (Utah), Chuck Grassley (Iowa), Jon Kyl (Ariz.), Lindsey Graham (S.C.), John Cornyn (Texas) and Tom Coburn (Okla.) sent today to Attorney General Eric Holder about the matter:
We are writing to ask who within the Department of Justice made the decision on Christmas day to treat Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab as a criminal suspect, entitled to Miranda warnings and the right to counsel, rather than as a unprivileged enemy belligerent subject to military detention and a full opportunity to gain intelligence. We would also like to know the basis for this decision, including whether the administration has a protocol or policy in place for handling al Qaeda terrorists captured in the United States.
At yesterday's hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee, FBI Director Robert Mueller described how Joint Terrorism Task Force agents initially interrogated Mr. Abdulmutallab without Miranda warnings for the purpose of obtaining intelligence information. He stated that this short initial interrogation occurred before the terror suspect was taken into surgery and that the decision to provide Miranda warnings and pursue criminal charges was made shortly thereafter "in consultation with the Department of Justice and others in the administration prior to the agents going back in later that evening to interview him." Director Mueller declined to name the person within the Department who made the decision, stating that he would first have to get approval from the Department. Nonetheless, he made clear the decision was not made "at the local level."
The Department of Justice's decision to afford this terrorist Miranda warnings and a civilian prosecution appears to have been made without soliciting input from the Department's administration partners in the war on terrorism. According to testimony before both the Judiciary Committee and the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, the Department officials who made this decision failed to consult key officials who also have a major role in counterterrorism and intelligence gathering. Dennis Blair, the Director of National Intelligence, testified that he was not consulted. Similar testimony was provided by Director Mueller, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, and the Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, Michael Leiter. Furthermore, Director Mueller testified he did not know whether Defense Secretary Robert Gates was consulted on this decision, which is remarkable given that Mr. Abdulmutallab appears to fit cleanly within the Military Commissions Act definition of an "unprivileged enemy belligerent."
We believe the Department's hasty decision to pursue criminal charges against Mr. Abdulmutallab deprived our intelligence agencies of a critical opportunity to interrogate an al Qaeda-trained terrorist who was fresh from training in Yemen. Had Mr. Abdulmutallab been transferred to military custody as an unlawful enemy belligerent, our government would have had more time to gain an understanding of the terrorist training and recruiting network on the Arabian Peninsula, as well as the activities of al Qaeda in Nigeria. More importantly, a thorough and unrushed interrogation might have revealed information to detect and disrupt the next terrorist attack. However, because Mr. Abdulmutallab was given Miranda rights and ceased cooperating, that information is now lost.
It is important that Congress fully understand the basis for the decision in this case and the process by which it was reached so that we can be assured that an appropriate process is in place to address the next terrorist who is captured and detained. To that end, please let us know who within the Department made the decision on Christmas day, as well as the basis and rationale behind the decision. Additionally, please let us know whether a protocol or policy is in place to guide the administration's action in the next terrorism case.
This post has been updated from an earlier version.
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FBI Director Robert Mueller told members of the Senate Judiciary Committee today that the bureau is working hard to strengthen its counter-terrorism efforts to prevent another event like the attempted Christmas Day bombing of a U.S. airliner.
Mueller listed several terrorist plots and threats that have been stopped in the past year, including the alleged bombing plans of airport shuttle driver Najibullah Zazi, who was arrested in Denver in September. But he said there are new threats from homegrown terrorists, extremists from new sanctuaries and lone offenders from the United States.
"We can and must do more in response to these threats," Mueller said at the hearing on improving counter-terrorism efforts and communication between different government agencies. Read Mueller's full prepared statement for the record here.
Senators on both sides of the aisle expressed concern about how the alleged Christmas Day bomber, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, was was able to board a Detroit-bound plane despite red flags that popped up on the Nigerian.
"How did someone who paid for an airline ticket with cash, who boarded without luggage for a winter trip to Detroit, and whose father had come to U.S. officials weeks before to warn that his son had become radicalized, board a flight for the United States with a valid visa?" Judiciary panel Chairman Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) said at the hearing. Read his full statement for the record here.
Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.), the ranking Republican on the panel, said the attempted Christmas Day attack showed that the "War On Terrorism" is "still being waged."
"It's clear that eight years after 9/11, there are still holes in our counter-terrorism system," Sessions said. He added: "We need to get this right." Read Sessions's full statement for the record here.
Mueller said there have been "some expansions" on the "no-fly list," which includes the names of individuals with suspected terrorist ties. He said there are "several thousand" people on the list.
The FBI director also cited other improvements that the bureau has made, including the restructuring of the intelligence gathering groups in all of the field offices and the development of a team to help assess and standardize FBI intelligence-gathering programs.
"These changes are part and parcel of our ongoing campaign to 'know our domain,' as we say," Mueller said in his prepared statement. "Domain awareness is a 360-degree understanding of all national security and criminal threats in any given city, community, or region. It is the aggregation of intelligence, to include what we already know and what we need to know, and the development of collection plans to find the best means to answer the unknowns. With this knowledge, we can identify emerging threats, allocate resources effectively, and identify new opportunities for intelligence collection and criminal prosecution."
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The Washington Post is reporting the Federal Bureau of Investigation invoked non-existent terrorism emergencies to illegally collect more than 2,000 U.S. telephone call records between 2002 and 2006, and issued retroactive approvals to justify its actions.
While the improper phone record collection has been known publicly since 2008, the Post obtained internal Bureau emails that shed light on the behind-the-scenes skirmishing over them.
A Justice Department inspector general report slated for release later this month "is expected to conclude" the FBI frequently broke the law by invoking emergencies, the Post said.
FBI director Robert Mueller did not know about the problem until they came to light in an inspector general investigation that began in mid-2006, according to the Post.
"What this turned out to be was a self-inflicted wound," FBI General Counsel Valerie Caproni told the newspaper. She also acknowledged that the Bureau "technically violated the Electronic Communications Privacy Act when agents invoked nonexistent emergencies to collect records," the Post reported.
According to the Post, among those who raised concerns internally was FBI Special Agent Bassem Youssef, supervisor of the communications analysis unit that dealt with the records. Youssef brought the matter to the attention of his superiors in 2005, after he received complaints from phone companies about the FBI's failure to provide documentation showing the searches were legal, the newspaper said.
Youssef earlier had "fallen out of favor with FBI management" because he filed a whistleblower claim alleging he had been denied promotion and retaliated against because of his ethnicity, the Post reported.
The documentation sought by the phone companies were so-called national security letters, which were controversial in their own right because they allowed the FBI to obtain records without obtaining a formal court-approved search warrant.
Read the full Post report here. It was written by former Washington Post reporter John Solomon, who recently resigned as top editor of the Washington Times amid major staff cuts and management turmoil, and Washington Post staff writer Carrie Johnson.
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Restoring confidence in the Justice Department remains a major challenge for the Obama administration, according to a report by the agency's watchdog.
The Office of the Inspector General's semiannual report, released Tuesday, said the department had taken measures to prevent politicized personnel decisions that plagued the Bush administration, but that the botched prosecution of former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens "created concern about the prosecutors' adherence to professional standards of conduct."
Stevens was prosecuted during the Bush administration, but Attorney General Eric Holder moved to dismiss the indictment in April, after an internal review of the case uncovered instances in which prosecutors improperly withheld material favorable to Stevens' defense. A court-appointed counsel is investigating whether they did so intentionally. Stevens, the longest-serving Republican senator, was convicted of lying on his Senate disclosure forms and lost his re-election bid in 2008.
"Restoring confidence in Justice Department" was first ranked as a management and performance challenge in 2007, amid investigations into the purge of U.S. Attorneys and other instances of politically tinged personnel decisions. At the time, it ranked as the No. 2 challenge, behind counter-terrorism. In 2008, it fell to No. 5 on the priority list.
The 2009 report released Tuesday hoisted "restoring confidence" to the department's No. 2 challenge — again, behind counter-terrorism — citing the Stevens case and other allegations of prosecutorial misconduct by federal judges.
"The department needs to ensure that the diligence, hard work, and sound ethics of the overwhelming majority of department employees are not undermined by the few but highly visible incidents of potential misconduct," the report said. "While the department's leadership, both at the end of the past administration and during this administration, has taken important steps to confront this challenge, it must remain focused on this critical issue."
The report noted that the Justice Department has announced a series of reforms in the wake of the Stevens case, including a new training program for prosecutors and a position at Main Justice dedicated to overseeing the efforts.
And while the report was largely complimentary of efforts to depoliticize hiring practices, it said the department had failed to clarify policies on the use of political or ideological affiliations in selecting career attorneys.
Many of the challenges from the 2008 list remain, but the Office of the Inspector General dropped "violent crime" and "cybercrime" from the list and added "Recovery Act funding" and "financial crimes."
The Obama administration recently unveiled an interagency task force to target financial crimes that played a role in the financial crisis and try to deter future fraud. It replaced the Corporate Fraud Task Force, which President George W. Bush established in 2002 to restore investor confidence following revelations of criminal wrongdoing in America's boardrooms.
See the full list of challenges from 2008 and 2009 below, and click here for a more detailed look at each of them.
- Counterterrorism
- Restoring Confidence in the Department of Justice
- Recovery Act Funding and Oversight
- Civil Rights and Civil Liberties:
- Financial Crimes
- Sharing of Intelligence and Law Enforcement Information
- Grant Management
- Detention and Incarceration
- Information Technology Systems Planning, Implementation, and Security
- Financial Management and Systems
- Counterterrorism
- Sharing of Intelligence and Law Enforcement Information
- Information Technology Systems Planning, Implementation, and Security
- Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
- Restoring Confidence in the Department of Justice
- Violent Crime
- Cybercrime
- Grant Management
- Detention and Incarceration
- Financial Management and Systems
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Former Attorney General Ed Meese on Wednesday joined in the criticism of Attorney General Eric Holder's controversial decision to try alleged Sept. 11, 2001, terrorism mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed in federal court in New York. Meese served as Attorney General under President Ronald Reagan from 1985 to 1988.
In a blog posting on Web site of the Heritage Foundation, where Meese is the Ronald Reagan Distinguished Fellow in Public Policy and chairman of the Center for Legal and Judicial Studies, he also criticized the decision to "abandon" the Guantanamo Bay detention camp.
Here's Meese's full blog posting:
"It is clear that foreign terrorists and terrorist groups have committed acts of war against the United States, and that our national security requires that we respond accordingly. This means that President Bush's prudent actions and the military response which he led should continue as our answer to these attacks.
Congress overwhelmingly reaffirmed their commitment to military commissions in 2006, which have historically been the way that we respond to acts of war. To abandon our two centuries of tradition and to substitute some new civilian procedure as a response to such attacks endangers the security of our country and our national interest.
It was a tragic mistake to decide to abandon the prison facility at Guantanamo Bay, which was designed physically and legally to handle these types of cases. It is a further tragic mistake to now bring the detained war combatants into the United States and to employ civilian criminal procedures which were never intended for this type of situation.
The U.S. Constitution protects American citizens and visitors from the moment they are suspected of criminal wrongdoing through a potential trial. These same protections are not, have never, and should not be granted to enemy combatants in war, since it is clear that regardless of the outcome of the trial, these detainees will likely remain in the custody of the United States."
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Attorney General Eric Holder used his Senate Judiciary Committee appearance today to push back against conservative critics on national security.
Without naming names, Holder refuted recent comments by former Attorney General Michael Mukasey and Mukasey's close friend, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, both of whom have slammed Holder's controversial decision to try alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed in federal court in New York.
"There are some who have said this decision means that we have reverted to a pre-9/11 mentality, or that we don't realize this nation is at war," Holder said in his opening remarks before a Justice Department oversight hearing. "I know that we are at war."
The "pre-9/11 mentality" comment appeared aimed right at Mukasey, who was President George W. Bush's last Attorney General, and who served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in the Southern District of New York in the mid 1970s with Giuliani.
Mukasey had earlier criticized the Obama administration for dropping use of the Bush-era "war on terror" phrase.
"Using soft, cushy euphemisms instead reflect they're back in a pre-9-11 mentality," Mukasey told the Washington Times. "In some ways it's worse, because at least before [the attacks] we were not aware of what we were facing."
And Giuliani said Wednesday that if Holder "truly believes we are at war," he will reverse the decision to try KSM in civilian court and instead let the military try him. "It sends a signal to the terrorists that we are not taking this seriously, as we did before," the 2008 Republican presidential candidate told reporters on a conference call arranged by the Republican National Committee.
Giuliani became famous for his leadership of New York through the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks that brought down the World Trade Center. He became mayor in 1994, a year after followers of an Islamist leader with ties to Osama Bin Laden, the "blind sheikh" Omar Abdel Rahman, had first tried to bring down the towers, using explosives.
NBC's First Read political newsletter points out a perceived inconsistency in Giuliani's statements over time. In 1994, the New York mayor praised a guilty verdict in the first WTC bombing trial as demonstrating that "New Yorkers won't meet violence with violence, but with a far greater weapon — the law."
For his part Mukasey has been on an op-ed spree in recent weeks, publishing arguments in favor of military commissions in the Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post.
Holder on Wednesday said his critics who said courts can't handle terrorism cases and that classified information wouldn't be protected are spreading "misinformation."
"Our courts have a long history of handling these cases, and no district has a longer history than the Southern District of New York in Manhattan," Holder said. Among the high profile terrorism trials in New York was the 1994-95 trial of Abdel Rahman, who was convicted of plotting to blow up the United Nations and other New York City landmarks. Mukasey, then a federal judge, presided over the trial.
At Wednesday's hearing, Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) cited Mukasey's previous statements that he believed the Abdel Rahman trial had been bad for national security. The trial produced a public list of unindicted co-conspirators — including bin Laden — that may have tipped off the al-Qaeda leader he was wanted by the U.S. government, Mukasey has said.
Holder parried that prosecutors would have sought to keep the unindicted co-conspirator list classified and secret, if it had really compromised national security.
But one of the most interesting exchanges Wednesday came with a Democrat on the Senate panel. Sen. Herb Kohl (D-Wis) asked Holder what he planned to do if a jury failed to convict KSM. "Failure is not an option," Holder said, adding that he'd spoken already to the prosecutors about it. "These are cases that have to be won. I don't expect that we will have a contrary result."
Replied Kohl: "Well, that's an interesting point of view. Um, I'll just leave it at that."
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Former Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey on Tuesday during a radio interview with The Washington Times joked that Rep. James Moran (D-Va.) "ought to get professional help, perhaps from Maj. Nidal [Hasan]," the accused Fort Hood shooter, The Huffington Post reports.
Last week, Moran criticized opponents of Attorney General Eric Holder's decision to try Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and his Sept. 11, 2001, co-defendants in the Southern District of New York, Talking Points Memo reported. "They see this as an opportunity to demagogue," Moran told TPM. "They will seize on any opportunity to do that, and that means they'll even take a stand that's un-American." He added, "It's un-American to hold anyone indefinitely without trial. It's against our principles as a nation."
During his interview, Mukasay was asked to respond to Moran's comments. "I think he's lost touch with reality. He ought to get professional help, perhaps from Maj. Nidal." Last week, Mukasey slammedthe decision to try Mohammed in New York City.
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Former Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey on Friday criticized the Obama administration's decision to prosecute a group of terrorism suspects accused in the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks in federal court, warning of safety risks to Americans and the possibility that national security information could be aired in civilian proceedings.
His speech to the conservative Federalist Society — of which he is a member — came hours after Attorney General Eric Holder announced that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the self-proclaimed "mastermind" of the attacks, and four other men accused in the plot would face charges in the Southern District of New York.
Mukasey, echoing concerns he outlined in a recent piece in The Wall Street Journal, said granting the suspects access to civilian courts would present a "cornucopia [of intelligence] for those still at large and a circus for those in custody."
Mukasey, who supports trying terrorism suspects in military commissions at Guantanamo, said KSM will be "a virtually totemic figure" in prison, potentially radicalizing others. Mukasey said he wasn't worried about the suspects breaking free but feared holding them in New York would make the city a renewed target for attack.
The question is whether the city will become the focus of new "mischief in the form of murder," said Mukasey, who presided over the 1995 trial in New York of the "blind sheik" Omar Abdel Rahman, who was implicated in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing and convicted for plotting to blow up New York City landmarks.
At a news conference Friday, Holder said the Justice Department "has a long, successful history of prosecuting terrorists for their crimes against our nation, particularly in New York."
He went on:
Although these cases can often be complex and challenging, federal prosecutors have successfully met these challenges and have convicted a number of terrorists who are now serving lengthy sentences in our prisons. And although the security issues presented by terrorism cases should never be minimized, our marshals, court security officers, and prison officials have extensive experience and training dealing with dangerous defendants, and I am confident they can meet the security challenges posed by this case.
Mukasey spent much of his speech lashing out at the Obama administration for reversing national securtiy policies under President George W. Bush, but he credited his successor for leaving intact intelligence-gathering methods used by the FBI and for continuing to deploy the controversial state stecrets privilege.
Mukasey, Bush's third Attorney General, was introduced by Gerald Walpin, the former inspector general for the Corporation for National and Community Service.
President Barack Obama fired Walpin this summer, amid a federal probe into whether he overstepped his authority while investigating a Sacramento-based non-profit foundation. Walpin was recently cleared of wrongdoing, and has asked to be reinstated. His firing has become a rallying cry for conservatives who accuse the Obama administration of removing Walpin for political reasons.
Mukasey said Walpin was "unceremoniously" and "unlawfully" removed.
Click here for a video of the panel on C-SPAN.
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Where To Eat Near Macy's Fourth Of July FireworksHere are five places that are celebrating the Fourth of July with a bang (and some seriously delicious bites).
5 Best Rooftop Parties To Watch Macy's 4th Of July FireworksThe five rooftop parties detailed below will not only let you enjoy the kaleidoscopic pyrotechnics, but they'll also give you the chance to eat, drink, and have fun in style.
Best 4th Of July Celebrations In NYCWhether you're watching fireworks or enjoying a drink on the highest rooftop in the city, here are five Fourth of July parties that are worth attending.
Where To Watch The Macy's 4th Of July Fireworks SpectacularMake this year one to remember at one of these great places to watch the Macy's 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular.
Healthy & Fun Fourth Of July FoodsBe both healthy and festive at your Fourth of July BBQ with these red, white, and blue dish ideas.
Celebrate The Fourth Of July Without FireworksIf the nearest July 4th fireworks display isn't so near, there are other ways to have a safe and sparkly holiday. Read on for some of these creative ways to light up your 4th of July when a fireworks display isn't an option.
America's Most Patriotic Summer Vacation SpotsThe U.S.A. boasts all-American tourist spots from sea to shining sea.
July 4th Party Games For Adults And KidsGet a little creative this Fourth of July. Here are five fun party games to entertain all the guests at your upcoming holiday barbecue.
The Best Summer Cocktails In NYCSummer officially begins this weekend so let's celebrate with some refreshing cocktails that only this warm season can bring. Here are some of our favorite drinks that are hitting the scene in NYC.
Macy's 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular Expands To Two Locations Along East RiverThe sky will burst with color, wowing crowds in Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn beginning at 9:20 p.m.
Communities Across Tri-State Ready For Fourth Of July CelebrationsCommunities across the Tri-State area are getting ready for July Fourth festivities, but the threat of wet weather has forced some to alter their plans.
Weather Forecast Forces Stamford To Push Fireworks Show Back To SaturdayMayor David Martin said the move was made because there the weather forecast is calling for a 70 percent chance of rain and thunderstorms Thursday night.


text: No Lithuania extradition for Campbell 16 Jan 2013 A man held liable for the Omagh bombing should not be extradited to Lithuania to face weapons smuggling charges, a judge in Belfast has ruled. Share Share Share Story by UTV Staff, Belfast Mr Justice Burgess refused to order Liam Campbell's transfer because he was likely to be held in inhuman and degrading conditions.Campbell, 49, of Upper Faughart, Dundalk, is wanted in the Baltic state over allegations he was part of an operation to acquire guns, ammunition and explosives from there and ship them into Ireland for dissident republicans. His lawyers resisted extradition proceedings by arguing that it would breach his human rights.They brought in a special adviser to the British Home Office and the Council of Europe's Committee for the Prevention of Torture as part of their case.Professor Rod Morgan visited Lukiskes Jail in Vilnius and delivered a critical assessment of prison regimes in Lithuania.Campbell's case centred on an argument that extradition would breach his right to freedom from torture, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment under European law.Mr Justice Burgess pointed out that reports of human rights violations were not in themselves evidence that a person would be at risk.The determining factor was whether violations were systemic and the extent to which an individual could be specifically vulnerable to them.After referring to an earlier judgment which detailed severely overcrowded and unsanitary conditions at Lukiskes Prison, the judge said he was satisfied that extraditing Campbell to Lithuania would expose him to a real risk of inhuman and degrading treatment by reason of the jail conditions.His decision is expected to be appealed by the Lithuanian authorities.Campbell remains in custody pending a bail application which could take place this week.He has been in prison since he was arrested after crossing the border into south Armagh in May 2009.A month later he was found liable, along with convicted Real IRA leader Michael McKevitt, for the Omagh bombing.That verdict followed a landmark civil action brought by relatives of some of the 29 people killed in the August 1998 atrocity.Mr Justice Morgan, now the Lord Chief Justice Sir Declan Morgan, said at the time there was cogent evidence that Liam Campbell was a member of the Real IRA's Army Council.Two other men originally held responsible, Dundalk-based builder and publican Colm Murphy and Seamus Daly, from Culaville, Co Monaghan, are currently facing a civil retrial after the findings against them were overturned on appeal.Campbell's lawyer, Kevin Winters, confirmed that he will now be seeking his client's release from custody.He said: "We welcome the courts ruling coming as it does some three years after the initial extradition warrant was served, one of the longest periods that anyone has spent in custody on proceedings of this nature. "We have concerns about that and to that end we will continue to highlight it in the bail application." © UTV Share Share Share


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Dr. Kevin Kessler, MD
Orthopedic Surgeon
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Qualifications and Experience
- Medical School - Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science, Doctor of Medicine
- Bellevue Hospital Center, Internship in General Surgery
- Bellevue Hospital Center, Residency in Orthopedic Surgery
- University of Miami, Fellowship in Sports Medicine
Hospital Affiliations
- Holy Cross Hospital
- Imperial Point Medical Center
- Boca Raton Regional Hospital
Languages Spoken
- English
Professional Memberships
- American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
- Arthroscopy Association of North America
- Broward County Orthopaedic Society
- Eastern Orthopaedic Association
- Florida Orthopaedic Society
- American Orthopaedic Society of Sports Medicine
- Southern Orthopaedic Association
Awards and Publications
- Kessler, K.J., Bullens-Barrow and Zisholtz, J.: LactoSorb Plates For Rotator Cuff Repair, Arthroscopy, The Journal of Arthroscopic and Related Surgery, Vol. 18, No. 3, pp. 279-283, March 2002.
- Lozman, P.R., Kessler, K.J., and Uribe, J.W.: Arthroscopic Treatment of Osteochondral Lesions of the Capitellum, Florida Orthopaedic Society Journal, Vol. 12. No. 2, p. 27, Summer 1994.
- Kessler, K.J., and Uribe, J.W.: Complete Isolated Axillary Nerve Palsy in College and Professional Football Players, Clinical Journal of Sports Medicine, Vol 4. pp. 272-274, October 1994.
- Kessler, K.J., Uribe, J.W., and Vargas, L: Triceps Rupture: A New Mechanism of Injury, Contemporary Orthopaedics, Vol. 29, No. 2, pp 134-136, August 1994.
- Kessler, K.J. and Bonamo, J.J.: Segond Fracture Association with Incidental Tripartite Patella, Contemporary Orthopaedics, Vol 26. No. 5, pp 470-473, May 1993.
In-Network Insurances
- Aetna
- Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
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- Sports Medicine Specialist
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Dr. Kevin J. Kessler is the medical director of Kessler Sports Medicine Center. He is Board-Certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgeons and fellowship trained. He is a Clinical professor at University of Miami and Nova University. Dr Kessler has been in practice for 20 years and as a teaching professor, he is on the cutting edge of new technology in orthopedic surgery. He provides a full array of orthpaedic services with specialties in Shoulder, Knee and Elbow. Dr. Kessler's Medical training includes Fellowship in Sports Medicine, knee shoulder and hip, at The University of Miami. He has 20 years experise in total knee and shoulder replacements/reverse total shoulder replacements. He has provided orthopaedic medical coverage for many of the professional sports in South Florida including team physicians for the Miami Frenzi-Arena Football, Florida Atlantic University, New York Yankees Baseball Team (Spring Training), the Baltimore Orioles, the Miami Dolphins Football Team, and the Florida Marlins as a consulting physician. He has more experience with ACL reconstructions and rotator cuff repairs than any other surgeon in the area.
He has cared for many of the athletes such as Gary Sheffield (Florida Marlins/Yankees), Roberto Alomar (Baltimore Orioles), Michael Moorer (two-time heavyweight boxing champion), Chris Singleton (Miami Dolphin), Bobby Bonnia (Florida Marlins), and Shannon Briggs (professional boxer).
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Verified Patient Reviews
Dr. Kessler was very courteous and professional. He is also quite knowledgeable and got me relief right away by just using x-rays. Didn't seem to think I needed a CATscan at this point , which woulve just been an added expense that was not neccesary at this point and I really appreciated that.
A great staff that understands and appreciates your time. Very upfront and they always treat you with respect!
I was diagnosed and treated in about a half hour! I'm always glad to see a doctor who doesn't keep you waiting for hours!
Professional, informative, explains in easy terms to understand.
He and his staff spent time making sure that they got to the root of my problem and once it was identified they fixed my problem.
Dr. Kessler took the time to explain in simple terms what my issues were, what he recommended and why. Very professional!
I believe him to be very professional. I was so convinced of his competence that I scheduled a procedure with him. I had only gone to him for a second opinion but his assessment of my situation was right-on so I am going ahead with the procedure he suggested.
He's a great dr. Very common sense approach to therapy.
Very good
He was fast & efficient.
The office was immaculate and efficient. I received my initial paperwork in the mail prior to my first visit to speed up the pre-visit process when I arrived. The office staff was very friendly and Dr. Kessler was as reassuring as he was knowledgable. Great experience all around. If you need an Ortho, Dr. Kessler is fantastic (though I'll share a wish that you don't need an ortho as a disclaimer)!
I saw Dr. Kessler's assistant. Excellent bedside manner excellent doctor. Wait to see the doc a little too long for me. Paperwork typically too much.
Oh my. What a wonderful doctor! Truly. I had read these reviews before I went and they are actually true, at least for me. He looked me in the eye, was calm and soothing, and made me feel important and treated me in a personal way. I would recommend him to anyone! 5 stars
Dr. Kessler is experienced and professional.
Very rewarding
I liked him & will probably use him for my Orthipedic MD
Great experience. Great staff & very accommodating. Highly recommend his services & his office & physical therapy staff.
I am a big fan of Dr. Kessler and his staff. I have been seeing him for about 20 years now. He is amazing!
Staff very nice and friendly
everything was good...
Pretty good. I was only in for a few minutes and would have liked a little more time with the doctor to go over things. Didn't exactly feel rushed, but didn't feel like all the time I needed was available either. He does come highly recommended though and seemed to know his stuff.
Great visit. Dr Kessler is definitely very knowledgeable and able to provid diagnosis right away. Hope that the other staff members are just the same since I have to do therapy and followup with different doctor.
Doctor and his staff were very polite, efficient and competent. Unfortunately, for me, the problem with my ankle joint is arthritis and for that there is no cure.
Excellent and very professional
Very professional office. Dr. Kessler is very knowledgable about diagnosis and treatment.
I was in and out in 45 minutes - which is a record for any MD I've seen! He treated my injury on the spot, ordered some tests and scheduled a follow-up. I highly recommend Dr. Kessler!
In overall I am very satisfied with Dr Kevin Kessler and his staff. Dr Kessler cares about his patients and his goal is to make them feel better.
I thought that my first meeting with Dr.Kessler went very well and we be returning in December for a follow-up to planned surgery.His office staff were very friendly and pleasant especially Victoria. I would recommended him very much plus he has a very impressive office with plagues of celebrities he has seen.
I've seen both Dr. Kessler and his associate Dr. Shafi. I would recommend either one in a heartbeat. I see Dr. Shafi more than Dr. Kessler now but both are excellent. Dr. Kessler does seem a bit impersonal but still super knowledgeable. Dr. Shafi on the other hand is one of the nicest doctors I've ever seen. He's very friendly and makes you feel comfortable. Love this facility and all its doctors including the pt staff!!
excellent service, betty polite and clear with everything and very knowledgeable.I would definitely continue seeing him.
Dr. Kessler is great great office...
Great doctor and excellent surgeon
seemed like a good physician not much interaction with him, he referred me to a back specialist
Dr. Kessler is professional and knowledgeable and I've been going to him for a couple of years for different orthopedic problems.
He was quite thorough and accommodating. I would recommend him highly.
Very nice, friendly staff. Doctor very warm went over my xrays and history and got right to the point. Would recommend him to anyone!
Todo el personal muy atento, excelente trato.
The office staff was great and the attention was prompt. From the nurse, XRay tech, and Dr Kessler. Very thorough and friendly.
Too bad his not single!
Very caring doctors, really cares and appreciates his patients.
I had the other doctor but he was good
The best Ortho in all of South Florida!
His staff / assistants were great. He was either having a bad day or just rude.
Although there is always a wait he does give you the time neede to discus your situation. Didn't feel rushed and he looks you in the eye when discussing your problem.
I have used Dr. Kessler in the past and am very satified with hi9m and his staff
Very personable and caring
Explained all of my options and was not in a hurry to get me out the door.
I have had surgery twice - and if I needed a third - I would take that broken body part to Kevin Kessler to fix. His PT staff is the best too!
I was recommended to Dr. Kessler by someone I met in Starbucks and they said he is the one of the best and I gave it a try. Results excellent choice!!
Very thorough and knowledgable. Two qualities you really want in your doctor.
dr shafi
Outstanding doctor! Excellent overall experience. Highly recommended.
Walked in with the worst pain... and today all is quiet and well in my knee. He knows what to do and how to do it! He also has a friendly caring staff.
I had to wait over an hour but made appointment at last second but was very impressed with the Dr. and his staff.
Very good. I like him and Dr. Shofti. Friday is a busy day, but I didn't,t have anywhere to go.
Excellent bedside manner
Seeing this doctor is always a pleasure.
A very pleasant experience and would recommend him in a heartbeat.


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Aaaaaahaaaaaa! Me hearties… this week's Friday Favourites is indeed a Treasure Hunt… we're glad that you enjoy solving them as much as we enjoy creating them!
So what's the deal? Follow the clues and solve ye olde riddle, swing by our pages on Facebook in Leeds or Manchester and post your answer on our wall! Don't forget to use the words "I am a Roomzzz treasure hunter and my answer is….. "!
We'll pick a winner from the right answers, who will win a free night in one of our fantastic Roomzzz locations!
So to the treasure!
From Monday's blog:-
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Correlates & Mediators of Psychopathology
Examining the interpersonal model of binge eating and loss of control over eating in women
Version of Record online: 14 FEB 2011
DOI: 10.1002/eat.20897
Copyright © 2011 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
International Journal of Eating Disorders
Volume 45, Issue 1, pages 43–50, January 2012
Additional Information
How to Cite
Ansell, E. B., Grilo, C. M. and White, M. A. (2012), Examining the interpersonal model of binge eating and loss of control over eating in women. Int. J. Eat. Disord., 45: 43–50. doi: 10.1002/eat.20897
Publication History
- Issue online: 14 DEC 2011
- Version of Record online: 14 FEB 2011
- Manuscript Accepted: 8 OCT 2010
Funded by
- The National Institutes of Health. Grant Numbers: K24 DK070052, K23 DK071646
- Abstract
- Article
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- binge eating;
- eating disorders;
- interpersonal problems;
- affiliation;
- negative affect
This study examined the interpersonal model of binge eating (Wilfley et al., Interpersonal Psychotherapy for Group, New York: Basic Books, 2000; Wilfley et al., Arch Gen Psychiatry, 8, 713–721, 2002; Elliott et al., Behav Res Ther, 48, 424–428, 2010) which posits that interpersonal problems lead to negative affect which, in turn, triggers disordered eating.
The model was tested using data from 350 women obtained via an internet assessment method. Analyses examined direct and indirect effects, via depressive/negative affect, of interpersonal problems, including domains of affiliation and dominance on loss of control over eating, binge eating, and eating disorder psychopathology.
Interpersonal problems showed significant effects on binge eating and eating disorder psychopathology that were statistically mediated by depressive/negative affect. Affiliation showed significant effects on binge eating and eating disorder psychopathology with low affiliation effects statistically mediated by depressive/negative affect and high affiliation effects independent of depressive/negative affect.
These findings support the interpersonal model of binge eating and highlight the importance of examining specific types of interpersonal problems in understanding heterogeneity of individuals with eating disorder psychopathology. © 2011 by Wiley Periodicals, Inc. (Int J Eat Disord 2012)


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Yoga...Just say Om!
12.27.2012 / Blog Posts Health and Wellness
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Becky Johnson, Certified Personal Trainer (ACE); IBNFC Certified Nutrition Coach
Yoga has been practiced for thousands of years, so one would assume it must provide some great benefits, right? Over the last decade as the interest and demand for mind-body programming has continued to increase, so has the number of research studies conducted to examine the specific benefits that yoga has to offer.
Yoga does a body good.
Studies have shown that regular yoga practice can improve muscular strength and endurance, flexibility and balance, which are often overlooked aspects of fitness. Yoga has also been shown to decrease ... Read More
Commonwealth Orthopaedics: LCL Sprain
12.19.2012 / Blog Posts Health and Wellness
Redskins QB Robert Griffin III, suffered a Grade I LCL sprain during the Redskins-Ravens game on December 9th. The experts at Commonwealth Orthopaedics explain what a LCL Sprain is, break down three different grades of sprains and tells us how to treat them.
A lateral collateral ligament (LCL) sprain is an injury to the ligament on the outer surface of the knee joint.
The LCL connects the femur (thighbone) and the tibia, the outer bone of the two shinbones. It is a strong narrow rope of fibers that supports the outside of the knee, limiting sideways movement and keeping the ... Read More
When Life Gives You Lemons (or Oranges, Grapefruit, etc.)
12.17.2012 / Blog Posts Health and Wellness
Jane Jakubczak MPH, RD, CSSD, LDN; Washington Redskins Team Dietitian
The smell of a freshly cut grapefruit immediately takes me back to cold winter mornings growing up. My parents shared a grapefruit every morning with their breakfast. I realize now why "winter" is the season of this memory; winter is when citrus fruit is at its peak season.
Citrus as a winter fruit is another example of Mother Nature's perfect timing!
Citrus fruit provides us many of the nutrients needed to fend off colds, flu and other germs we are susceptible to at this time of year.
When it ... Read More
Commonwealth Orthopaedics: ACL Injuries in Females
12.15.2012 / Blog Posts Health and Wellness
Jordan Bernstine, Brandon Meriweather, and Chris Neild have all been recovering from season-ending ACL injuries. But, did you know that women are at a greater risk for ACL injuries compared to men? Check out the article below from Commonwealth Orthopaedics to learn more.
ACL injuries are approximately 4-6 times greater in females compared to males. The female soccer player has the highest risk for ACL injury. With the increase in the understanding as to why the female athlete is at greater risk, prevention programs have been developed to help prevent ACL injury in the female athlete.
Assessment of jump mechanics ... Read More
2012 Lunge Challenge
12.11.2012 / Blog Posts Health and Wellness
Becky Johnson, Certified Personal Trainer (ACE); IBNFC Certified Nutrition Coach
We've all heard the statistics about holiday weight gain. Americans can gain between 5-7 pounds from Thanksgiving to New Years. During this time of year, I tell my clients to try to maintain their weight and fitness level. No extreme dieting or marathon workouts. As the saying goes, "You can't out exercise a bad diet". As our schedules get busy and our family obligations take over our lives, I thought I'd offer you an option to squeeze in some exercise. It's called the 2012 LUNGE CHALLENGE ... Read More
Commonwealth Orthopaedics: Pectoralis Muscle
12.06.2012 / Blog Posts Health and Wellness
To the dismay of many, Brian Orakpo has been recovering from a torn pectoral muscle for much of the 2012 season. The Redskins star outside linebacker tore his left pectoral during a game against the St. Louis Rams in Week 2 of the regular season. Orakpo's 2011 season was cut short with a similar injury as well.
Pectoralis Muscles
The pectoralis (pec) muscles are large, highly visible muscles located on each side of the chest. The pectoralis major is a thick, fan-shaped muscle, situated at the chest (anterior) of the human body. It makes up the bulk of the ... Read More
How to Navigate the Season of Sweets!
12.04.2012 / Blog Posts Health and Wellness
Jane Jakubczak MPH, RD, CSSD, LDN; Washington Redskins Team Dietitian
I met with an athlete this week who leans heavily on sugar for boosts of energy throughout the day. It made me think about how in this season of sweet treats, many of us experience the same roller coaster highs and lows due to the abundance of confectioneries we are exposed to with holiday parties, baked good gifts, cookie baking marathons and candy canes at every turn.
If you go through the next 6 weeks unconsciously picking up every cookie, candy and piece of pie that lands in your path ... Read More
The Little Black Dress Workout
11.28.2012 / Blog Posts Health and Wellness
Becky Johnson, Certified Personal Trainer (ACE); IBNFC Certified Nutrition Coach
Don't just wear your favorite dress at your next holiday party - Rock it! That's right, the little black dress (LBD). It's one fashion staple that never seems to go out of style. I know you have a party dress in the back of your closet just waiting to come out! Lose fat and develop lean muscle with a total body workout you can do at home when you have a few minutes to spare.
For each exercise, start out with one set of 12 repetitions and work ... Read More
Commonwealth Orthopaedics: Hip Injuries
11.23.2012 / Blog Posts Health and Wellness
Jammal Brown has spent all of the preseason and regular season on the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list. Brown attempted to practice earlier this month so that coaches could evaluate his performance since suffering from a hip injury, a torn ligamentum teres, that occurred during Training Camp. The right tackle underwent a hip arthroscopic procedure called arthroscopic debridement surgery at the beginning of the season, read more on the procedure below from Commonwealth Orthopaedics.
Hip Arthroscopy: Minimally Invasive Alternative for Hip Problems
Hip Arthroscopy will repair and restore the normal anatomy of the hip joint in a minimally invasive ... Read More
Powering Up for Black Friday!
11.21.2012 / Blog Posts Health and Wellness
Jane Jakubczak MPH, RD, CSSD, LDN; Washington Redskins Team Dietitian
This week we celebrate the super bowl of all shopping days "Black Friday"! Learn more about the history of Black Friday here.
As I began to think about the nutrition strategies I'd offer WOW members for this event, I realized the strategies were the very same ones I encouraged the Redskins Players to follow this week in preparation to beat the Dallas Cowboys. Our players prepare to maximize their strength, endurance and focus through proper nutrition; we can do the same to get us through our bargain hunting marathon ... Read More
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Candy Crush Promo: Get $3 Without Paying Facebook
Today (as far as I know), Candy Crush is running a promotion--get $3 in FB credits towards Candy Crush when you verify your credit card or PayPal account. Here are some tips to getting your promo reward without paying Facebook, and making sure they don't bill you in the future.
Do Not Use Your Credit Card.
Sign up for PayPal--it's free and only takes a few minutes. I would never give Facebook my credit card information, ever. Especially when games like this have a notorious habit of offering you constant temptation to buy. Not only that, this method will ensure that you do not receive hidden recurring charges, which these sites are infamous for.
Once you've signed up with PayPal, go ahead and verify your account. If you plan to use it further, attach your bank account, whatever. I don't believe this step is necessary for this purpose, though. Let me know if you find out differently--I use PayPal regularly because it keeps my credit card number safe and private.
Cancel Facebook Authorization through PayPal
Once you've verified the account, go ahead and accept Facebook's TOS and complete the transaction. There will be some nonsense about how they won't bill you, etc. I didn't believe that for a split second, and once you complete this transaction, you're authorizing charges from Facebook. We need to change this.
Firstly, log in to PayPal.
Once you're in, go to My PayPal. This will take you to your home screen, which may look a little different on your account or even if you're using a different browser. Just look for the same general wording and/or buttons.
Secondly, hover over My Profile, and click My Money.
Once you're on your home page, go to the far right of the toolbar at the top. Hovering over Profile should give you these options; you're going to click My Money, which will take you through the settings you have in reference to your bank account, credit card, etc. If you haven't attached any accounts to your PayPal yet, you may do so through this option if you want to set that up.
Third, look down to My Pre-approved Payments
There should be an option to update. This is where you save merchants who are authorized to bill you. I'm not sure if this means they can automatically bill your account, but we don't want to take that chance. Thus, we're going to click Update and remove Facebook's authorization. This will still give you your credit, so don't worry.
Fourth, click on Facebook Payments, Inc.
There they are, sitting in your PayPal, probably waiting for you to forget that you made this transaction with them so they can bill you (no, I'm not bitter against companies like this at all! What makes you think that?). Go ahead and click their name in the list that pops up.
Lastly, click Cancel.
Once you have clicked Cancel on the screen that follows step four, you should see a screen like this. It should specifically say CANCEL on it. If it does not, I would get in touch with PayPal and let them know that you want to cancel Facebook's pre-approved status. Cancelling Facebook's authorization ensures that they can't do anything shady with your account through a promo that gives you free things that secretly aren't free.
Voila! You should have $3 in FB credits on your account, which you can then use in Candy Crush (mine bought my ticket from level 21 and on.) My personal advice? Use this credit for your tickets!
Games Candy Crush Saga
Genres ArcadeFree to PlayPuzzleStrategy
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Chad Johnson
Noted as a "blond hunk with a bright tenor sound," Chad Johnson has impressed audiences and critics throughout his career. Last season's engagements include a reprisal of the role of Niklaus Sprink in Silent Night in his début with The Wexford Festival; Jaquino in Fidelio with Opera Omaha; Tonio in La fille du régiment at Mill City Summer Opera; and a performance as the tenor soloist in Beethoven's 9th Symphony with Texas Christian University. This season's engagements include a return to Savannah Voice Festival in a gala concert, and will be performing as the tenor soloist in Christ on the Mount of Olives with New York City Master Chorale.
Mr. Johnson performed the role of Niklaus Sprink in Fort Worth Opera's production of Silent Night, performed a Gala Concert with Maestro Jerry Steichen, and also joined Washington National Opera for their production of Jake Heggie's Moby Dick. Last season's engagements include a reprisal of the role of Niklaus Sprink in Silent Night in his début with The Wexford Festival; Jaquino in Fidelio with Opera Omaha; Tonio in La fille du régiment at Mill City Summer Opera; and a performance as the tenor soloist in Beethoven's 9th Symphony with Texas Christian University. Other recent engagements include Nadir in Les pêcheurs de perles with both Virginia Opera and Opera Carolina; Ruggero in La rondine with Fresno Grand Opera; Lysander in Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream with Boston Lyric Opera; Emilio in Il sogno di scipione with Gotham Chamber Opera; Tonio in La fille du régiment at Mill City Summer Opera, and the role of Lance in the rarely performed Gluck opera, L'arbre enchanté, as part of Fire Island Opera's inaugural season.
Previous career highlights include Gérald in Lakmé with Minnesota Opera and Florida Grand Opera; Don Ottavio in Don Giovanni with New Orleans Opera; Paolino in Il matrimonio segreto at Brooklyn Academy of Music; Ferrando in Così fan tutte with Tanglewood Music Center under the baton of Maestro James Levine. From this performance Opera News raved: "The excellent tenor Chad Johnson provided some deeply felt moments as his Ferrando struggled to stay in the game, and all of his arias rang true."
As a member of the young artist program at Chicago Opera Theater, Chad covered the role of the Male Chorus in Britten's The Rape of Lucretia. He was also a member of the Santa Fe Opera's Apprentice Artist Program and the Young Artist Ensemble at Florida Grand Opera where he sang many roles, including the Second Jew in Salome, Benvolio in Roméo et Juliette, Gastone in La traviata, Joszef in the North American première of Ede Donath's Szulamit, and Pong in Turandot. With Glimmerglass Opera, as a member of the Young American Artists Program, he sang the role of Harry in La fanciulla del West.
He is also active as a concert soloist performing with the Atlanta Symphony, St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, Tanglewood Festival Orchestra, Boston Pops, Sun Valley Symphony Orchestra, San Diego Chamber Orchestra and Master Chorale, Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra, AIMS Festival Orchestra, Symphony of the Americas and New World Symphony. He has been a featured soloist in such works as Mozart's Requiem and Coronation Mass, Händel's Messiah, Vaughan Williams' Serenade to Music, Bach's Magnificat, Orff's Carmina Burana, and numerous recitals and concerts. Recent performances include Mozart's Coronation Mass and Haydn's Missa in Angustiis with the New York Choral Society, a New Year's Eve concert with the Alabama Symphony, Mozart's Requiem with Modesto Symphony Orchestra, Britten's Spring Symphony for MidAmerica Productions, and a pops program with Long Beach Symphony.
A native of Muskegon, Michigan, Chad Johnson studied at Western Michigan University, the University of Kentucky, and the American Institute of Musical Studies' Opera Studio in Graz, Austria. Johnson won the Four Cities District Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions, and first prize in the Licia Albanese-Puccini Foundation Competition.


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