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Review - The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Blood and Wine DLC
The Witcher 3 had my game of the year title back when it released last year. A year has passed and it is still one of the best experiences I have had on the new consoles. I finally finished the latest DLC Blood and Wine and I'll be damned if this isn't one of the best games I have played in a...
Review - N.E.R.O
NERO, or Nothing Ever Remains Obscure is one of those experiences that you sit back and question what a game truly is anymore. It has many description but the official one is "a wonderful journey in a world of incredible beauty..." or to be more specific "a story-driven first-person puzzle game...
Review - Lost Sea
Ah, the Bermuda Triangle, a ancient legend that has been played out for years while still nobody has been able to answer its questions. Seems fitting to call a game that takes place within this triangle Lost Sea, and that is precisely what Eastasiasoft has called their latest game
Review - Fenix Furia
Fenix Furia is as close to a new Super Meatboy game you can get at the moment. It is a 2D action platformer which calls for quick reactions and 100 % total control of the controller at all times. With hairpin precision this is one of those "try and fail" games where you at times pull every...
Review - Uncharted 4
Lets be honest, if you own a Playstation there is no chance in hell you do not already know what the Uncharted series is. Either you have played all of them, played some of them or at least one of them and you already have a opinion on whether you like the series or not. If you are reading this...
Review - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan
PlatinumGames has a couple of games that I hold dearly, MadWorld, Bayonetta and last but not least Transformers: Devastation, but they have also made some games that I was not particularly excited about like Anarchy Reigns and The Legend of Korra, so I was a little afraid when I was set with...
Review - Shadwen
Frozenbyte is known for a series that has become one of my favourites within that specific genre, mainly the Trine series, but this latest release from the Finnish developers have them dipping their toes into unknown waters and sadly the end result is mixed. We take a look at the latest release...
Review - Hitman Episode 2: Sapienza
The second episode of the new Hitman game is upon us and after numerous play through and a playtime of too many hours to even share with you we finally reached a verdict. This is, for some people, the make or break if they should buy all the episodes or just leave it at that first episode, but...
Review - Ratchet and Clank (PS4)
Ratchet and Clank brings back a lot of good memories for me personally. I remember when me and my brother in law got addicted to the first Ratchet and Clank game, when we shared an apartment back in the day. Our days consisted of working, getting home from work, then return to Ratchet and...
Review - Stories: The Path of Destinies
Stories: The Path of Destinies is a narrative game and as the title implies it has a path of destinies, not a destiny but multiple destinies. It puts you in the role of a fox named Reynardo and you are pinned against an evil frog who has ravens as his employers. With the help of a book Reynardo...
Review - Dark Souls III
After about 2-3 minutes into Dark Souls III I met my first boss, not random, it was meant for us to cross paths at this moment, and at that exact moment I knew I had made a huge mistake trying to do this review for Dark Souls III in time. However, I survived, not only that battle but all the...
Review - Nights of Azure
If you have an interest in JRPGs then you are already familiar with developer Gust, known for the Atelier and Ar tonelico series. However, if you are not familiar with these games and still interested in Nights of Azure, you might be fond of another series that this game lends heavily from,...
Review - Hitman Episode 1: Paris
As a long time Hitman fan it is always scary for me personally whenever a new Hitman game releases, not because I am afraid it won't live up to my expectations but simply the fear of not having enough time to play it all the time, stupid sleep and family. You can imagine my ears perked up when...
Review - Day of the Tentacle Remastered
I played this original game when it first released, back then I was 12 years old, I am now … older than that but it still evokes the same amazing experience as it did back then. And that is a true testament to how incredible good this game was, and is. I go back to my childhood and re-play the...
Review - Salt and Sanctuary
Dark Souls III is right around the corner and I just played something that might interest you and kill some of this horrible downtime you are experiencing right now as you wait for the game to release. The game I am talking about is a 2D... wait, where are you going? Hear me out! This game is a...
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Review - Shadwen
Review - Hitman Episode 2: Sapienza
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Review - Stories: The Path of Destinies
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Review - Nights of Azure
Review - Hitman Episode 1: Paris
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Europe's Best Call of Duty Players Head to London for the Call of Duty: Ghosts European Championships
Teams from across Europe will battle it out for a shot at the $1million prize
The best Call of Duty players from across Europe are descending on London this weekend to battle it out in the finals of the Call of Duty European Championships.
26 teams from Sweden, the UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Netherlands and the rest of Europe will go head-to-head for a chance to represent their country at the Call of Duty Championship, presented by Xbox being held 28-30 March 2014 in Los Angeles for a share of the tournament's $1 million total prize purse.
Hosted by Activision Publishing in partnership with Gfinity, the Call of Duty European Championships will take place from 1st March to 2nd March in one of England's most iconic sporting venues, Twickenham Stadium, where teams will compete for a €15,000 prize pot in the Twickenham Live Room.
The top eight teams will then qualify for the global Call of Duty Championship, presented by Xbox – the first competitive prize tournament to be held on Xbox One, the all-in-one games and entertainment system from Microsoft – at the end of March in Los Angeles.
Over the last month, more than 500 teams across Europe competed for a spot in London this weekend. Over the last month, more than 500 teams across Europe competed for a spot in London this weekend. As for the Nordic region, two Swedish teams qualified for the Call of Duty European Championships and will face-off against each other, with one of them heading to California for the global Call of Duty Championship, presented by Xbox.
Follow your favourite team(s) in London and watch the action live and exclusively at MLG.tv as they compete for the ultimate prize in eSports.


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This is an estate-bottled, organic extra virgin olive oil produced by Giuseppe Giordano on his farm near Messina in north Sicily. It is a blend of classic fruity Sicilian olives, the Santagatese, Leccino and Cerasuolo. They produce a full-bodied flavour with hints of spice and freshly cut grass with a nice pepper finish.
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Arborio rice is the most famous and most common variety of Italian rice. It is renowned for its high starch content, great for creamy risottos and its large rounded grain that keeps its shape well during cooking and provides a more al dente taste and texture. Arborio is versatile enough to combine beautifully with any kind of dish but is especially suited as a base for risotto.
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This is the 5 litre version of the White Label Balsamic Vinegar IGT from Compagnia del Monte.
A vibrant and young authentic Balsamic Vinegar from Modena. Produced from the sweetest local trebbiano grapes, the white label is aged for a minimum of 6 months to give a subtle undertone of wood and a lovely rounded acidity.
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Among the most famous and finest of Italian ingredients, this sweet garlic from Sicily is infused with mint, oregano and a hint of chilli to give it its characteristic taste and produce a stunnning aromatic ingredient for all forms of cooking and antipasti.
If you've never tried it, sweet garlic has all the lovely properties of fresh garlic but with a much gentler, mild taste and without the acidity. No problems with the breath either!
Double Gold Star winner at the Great Taste Awards - considered the "Oscars" of UK gourmet food.
This is for a large 3kg catering jar of Sweet Garlic from Sicily.
Melt in your mouth heaven! If you like Parma ham, then this aged Tuscan Prosciutto is a must-try.
Gelli uses only the finest hams and follows traditional Tuscan artisan curing processes to bring out all the natural flavours. Great for any antipasto platter, salads, sandwiches, with melon or served with goats cheese, on pizza, or as an accompaniment to our fine 30 month Parmesan cheese.
Compare this to any supermarket ham (or real Parma Ham for that matter) and you'll really notice the difference. Great price too!
Also comes in full ham leg 5kg pieces and 120g ready-sliced packs.
From: Certaldo, near Siena in Tuscany.
Wild Boar Bresaola is a true gourmet specialty and an outstanding addition to any meat platter. The leanest meat from the thigh is cured with aromatic Tuscan herbs and spices to produce an incredibly alluring aroma and taste.
Wild boar bresaola has many uses, notably on its own, sliced thinly with a drizzle of good olive oil and a splash of lemon or served with shavings of 30 month Parmesan. It also pairs magnificently with fruit - try it with pears, kiwi or avocado together with a soft cheese and walnuts.
Pieces will keep for several weeks wrapped in foil in the fridge.
NB this is an artisan cured meat, made by hand and weights may vary slightly.
A delicious Tuscan salame (Salame Toscano) produced by artisan experts at Gelli Salumificio.
It is prepared by the maestro himself, 80 year old Signor Gelli at his workshop near Siena in Tuscany. (We've been to visit Signor Gelli at his workshop on numerous occasions and after well over half a century of working with cured meats, his boyish enthusiasm as he speaks about his latest batch of creations is contagious and enthralling to behold. A great character!).
The Tuscan salame is the Mr Gelli's signature product. It is tender, aromatic and full of flavour. Wonderful as a starter on any occasion. Try it with fresh bread, mixed grilled vegetables in oil and pickles with a glass of Chianti or IGT and bring a real piece of Tuscany into your home!
This salame will keep for weeks stored in the fridge. Cover the cut end with tin foil and discard the first thin slice if left for a some time.
NB this is an artisan cured meat produced by hand and weights may vary very slightly. £17.89/kg
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Tuscan-style pancetta is perfect for pasta dishes like Carbonara but adds a lovely flavour to 100s of sauces and fried dishes soffriti. Just dice and fry or grill. It is also delicious on its own, sliced thinly on toast, or crostini and stands out in a platter of cold meats. The pancetta is expertly cured with spices (mainly black pepper) following traditional Tuscan recipes. You won't find better than this.
This is our larger size piece of pancetta. Store in a cool place and cover cut end and will last for many weeks.
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This delicious wild boar salami is produced by artisan experts at Gelli Salumi, near Siena in Tuscany, using only the finest quality meat and aromatic herbs.
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Wild boar meat is one of the leanest meats around and full of proteins... and kids love it too!
From Certaldo, near Siena in Tuscany.
NB this is an artisan cured meat made by hand and weights may differ slightly.
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The finest and ripest aubergines from Puglia, the garden of Italy!
These aubergines are grilled over wood and then combined with olive oil, herbs, spices, capers and a hint of chilli to give them a full and wonderful Mediterranean flavour. They are fantastic as part of an antipasto platter or chopped up together with tomatoes and olives in a pasta sauce. Try them also with soft cheeses or Parmesan.
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As always, the nations of the world are clamoring to keep pace with the U.S. Military. I'm sure if they can't make their own though, our heads of state will broker some deals between said nation and american "defense" contractors.
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Thursday, July 28, 2016
Irrational Rules: Miniscule Mysteries of Grammar Demystified
In 42 Litigation No. 1 (Fall 2015), George Gopen deals with three controversial topics of grammar: (1) Can you split the infinitive? (2) When a comma or period follows a quote, should it be placed inside or outside the question mark? (3) Should you use the Oxford comma?
As usual, Professor Gopen's answers are well-reasoned and accord with common sense. You can access the article here.
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Journal of Legal Education: Book Review: Building on Best Practices
Book Review of Building on Best Practices: Transforming Legal Education in a Changing World by Deborah A. Maranville, Lisa Bliss, Carolyn Wilkes Kaas and Antoinette Sedillo Lopez by Jeffrey R. Baker.
Conclusion: "Building on Best Practices is a worthy addition to the canon of literature on reforming legal education. Before the Great Recession, without today's pressing economic incentives, law schools made uneven strides to incorporate lessons from MacCrate, Best Practices, and Carnegie. Today, compounding economic crises and escalating accreditation requirements make reform urgent, necessary, and inevitable. To demonstrate that law schools can still add value to careers and society, legal educators must grapple with structural changes that affect every aspect of teaching, learning and researching. Building on Best Practices provides diverse expertise and useful guidance on approaching these challenges and on improving and expanding the enterprise of legal education."
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Learning Outcomes: California Western School of Law
Cal Western also has an excellent, detailed list of learning outcomes. It is a little long to post so I will just provide the link. Look especially at the Skills section.
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Wednesday, July 27, 2016
Sixth Annual Western Region Legal Writing Conference: Awakening the Force: LWI and the Development of Professional Identity
Jeffrey E. Proske and Hether C. Macfarlane:
Exciting news! It's not too late to register for the Sixth Annual Western Region Legal Writing Conference which will be held at the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law on August 5-6, 2016. The theme this year is "Awakening the Force: LWI and the Development of Professional Identity." We have an exciting line-up of presenters, and there is no registration fee. However, we do ask that everyone, including presenters, register so we know how many people will be attending. The link on the McGeorge website is:
The website includes information about hotels in the area and the free parking at the law school. It also includes a list of the presenters and presentations we'll be featuring this year.
We're looking forward to seeing everyone in August.
(Scott Fruehwald)
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The "One Simple Rule" for Succeeding in a Law Firm
According to recruiter Harrison Barnes:
In fact, most attorneys who work in law firms are exposed to a literal parade of people coming into their offices, going out to lunch with them, texting them, taking them out for drinks, emailing them and calling them on the phone to discuss how things are so negative and wrong inside of their law firms.
- The people instigating these conversations and negative way of thinking never last inside of law firms.
- In most instances, the people who choose to listen to and participate in this way of thinking also will be gone in short order.He observes:
- Unfortunately, the careers of most attorneys inside of law firms end unnecessarily—not because they cannot do the work but because they adopt the "us versus them" attitude that holds everyone on the "us" side back. When I talk with partners who are not succeeding, associates who are not succeeding, and counsel who are not succeeding, in virtually every conversation it comes out that they do not view themselves on the same team as the people they are working for. In contrast, when I talk to attorneys who are succeeding all they talk about is how they are on the same team as the people running the law firm.
- You must never think or act negatively towards the powers that feed you.
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Unfortunately, the careers of most attorneys inside of law firms end unnecessarily—not because they cannot do the work but because they adopt the "us versus them" attitude that holds everyone on the "us" side back. When I talk with partners who are not succeeding, associates who are not succeeding, and counsel who are not succeeding, in virtually every conversation it comes out that they do not view themselves on the same team as the people they are working for. In contrast, when I talk to attorneys who are succeeding all they talk about is how they are on the same team as the people running the law firm.
You can read the rest here. I think the follow-up advice should be that if you are unhappy with a firm, don't complain. Move elsewhere.
July 27, 2016 | Permalink | Comments (0)
Massachusetts adopts Uniform Bar Exam
Massachusetts joins 24 other states in adopting the Uniform Bar Exam beginning in 2018. The UBE consists of essay questions, multiple choice and "skills" assessments (such as asking students to draft documents based on the supplied materials). Bloomberg's Big Law Business News has more details:
Massachusetts Adopts New Bar Exam
Passing the bar in Massachusetts may soon carry a little more weight.
That's because this week, Massachusetts adopted the Uniform Bar Exam, a standardized test that consists of multiple choice questions, essays, and skills assessments, now used in 24 states and the District of Columbia.
The move comes amid growing support for a national standardized bar exam: In February, the American Bar Association's House of Delegates approved a resolution from the ABA Law Student Division that called for all jurisdictions to adopt the UBE as quickly as possible. The Division argued that the current exam structure needlessly burdens mobility throughout the country.
In New York, bar exam students take the UBE for the first time this month.
According to Erica Moeser, president of the NCBE, "The UBE is under study in a number of places."
Oregon appears to be moving forward, though the State has not released a formal order at this time. In June, the Supreme Court of Texas ordered the creation of a task force on the Texas Bar Examination, which will consider, among other things, whether to adopt the UBE.
Examinees in Massachusetts will sit for the UBE beginning in July 2018, and it will include a Massachusetts-specific component to ensure that newly-licensed attorneys are familiar with key state laws and procedures. It is the ninth jurisdiction to adopt a local law component.
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Continue reading here.
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Learning Outcomes: Washburn
Here is another excellent example of learning outcomes from Washburn School of Law:
1. Graduates will demonstrate knowledge of the law and the legal system.
1.1. Students will demonstrate an understanding of the terms, rules, and principles of law.
1.2. Students will read authority, identify the rules within the authority, and synthesize those rules into a logical framework for analysis.
1.3. Students will demonstrate an understanding of organization, hierarchy, and relationships within the legal system.
1.4. Students will demonstrate an understanding of primary and secondary sources of law and the ways in which they relate to one another.
2. Graduates will demonstrate analytical and problem-solving skills.
2.1. Where there is controlling legal principle, students will identify and apply the controlling legal principles that apply to case-based or hypothetical fact scenarios.
2.2. Where the controlling legal principle is indeterminate,
2.2a. Students will use analogical reasoning to identify possible legal rules to predict and explain how case-based or hypothetical fact scenarios will likely be resolved.
2.2b. Students will identify policy and practical considerations to predict and explain how case-based or hypothetical fact scenarios will likely be resolved.
3. Graduates will communicate effectively.
3.1. Students will write in a clear, concise, well-organized, professional manner that is appropriate to the audience and the circumstances.
3.2. Students will speak in a clear, concise, well-organized, professional manner that is appropriate to the audience and the circumstances.
3.3. Students will demonstrate active listening in communications with others, including legal professionals and laypersons.
4. Graduates will demonstrate competency in legal practice skills.
4.1. Students will demonstrate the ability to conduct legal research.
4.2. Students will demonstrate the ability to conduct a factual investigation.
4.3. Students will demonstrate the ability to interview and counsel a client.
4.4. Students will demonstrate the ability to negotiate and advocate on behalf of a client in appropriate circumstances.
4.5. Students will demonstrate the ability to draft documents used in legal practice.
5. Graduates will possess the requisite skills to recognize and resolve dilemmas in an ethical and professional manner.
5.1. Students will articulate the sources, structure, and substance of the laws governing the ethics of the legal profession.
5.2. When presented with a dilemma drawn from case-based or hypothetical facts, students will articulate the relevant and applicable ethical standards, apply those ethical standards, and propose one or more resolutions that result in an ethical outcome.
5.3. Students will consistently exercise professional and ethical responsibilities.
6. Graduates will demonstrate knowledge of the importance of service to the profession and to the community at large, both nationally and internationally.
6.1. Students will demonstrate an awareness of and a willingness to contribute to the profession's responsibility to ensure access to justice.
6.2. Students will demonstrate a willingness to contribute to serving the underserved and traditionally marginalized communities.
6.3. Students will recognize the interconnectedness of societies and cultures throughout the world and will demonstrate a commitment to finding solutions to problems that impact people globally.
6.4. Students will recognize the existence and value of diversity both within the legal profession and among the clients it serves.
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Tuesday, July 26, 2016
Getting Off on the Right Foot with a New Boss
At Chronicle Forums, a reader asks this question:
So we have a new VPAA starting soon, and he asked to meet with me in mid-July to discuss the department I chair, its majors, etc.
I have three goals:
1) Clearly communicate the state of our department and its programs.
2) Get the relationship with the VPAA started on the right foot.
3) Send the signal that our dean has been very difficult to work with (he is the worst supervisor I have ever had), has been strangling our department, etc., without seeming unprofessional.
So... Any advice about how to handle this discussion? Do I just need to leave #3 out? Or are there ways to send the message without compromising #2?
Most responders advised staying away from #3. Soon, I will be speaking with my new dean. I plan to establish my credentials by talking about what I am doing and discussing several projects that I or the school might undertake. I will let the dean learn for himself the negatives.
You can access the conversation here.
July 26, 2016 | Permalink | Comments (0)
Trump and Clinton: Compare Their Positions on Education
Education Weekly provides a detailed comparison of their stands on a multiplicity of education issues—from "academic standards" to "bullying." You can access it here.
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Monday, July 25, 2016
UALR Learning Outcomes
I will first examine the learning outcomes of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law. I have chosen UALR because it is headed by Michael Hunter Schwartz, who was the first legal education scholar to use general education research on a large-scale. (He took a community college course in learning theory.)
Statement of Educational Goals Concerning Knowledge, Skills, and Values
A. KNOWLEDGE. Every graduate should have knowledge and understanding of the following at a level sufficient to practice ethically as a lawyer and to pass the bar examination in any United States jurisdiction:
1. The organization, hierarchy and relationships of legal systems;
2. The sources of primary law and the ways they relate to one another;
3. The nature of legal rules and institutions;
4. The fundamental sources and tools of legal research;
5. The principles of the fundamental areas of American substantive law, including civil procedure, constitutional law, contracts, criminal law and procedure, evidence, property, and torts;
6. The nature, sources, and content of ethical standards applicable to lawyers and the practice of law in the United States.
B. SKILLS. Every graduate should have the following skills:
1. Within a specific or discrete subject matter, to engage in effective problem solving by:
a. identifying and diagnosing problems;
b. generating alternative solutions and strategies;
c. developing and implementing plans of action; and
d. keeping the planning process open to new information and ideas.
2. To comprehend legal texts and apply the legal principles extracted from the texts to new factual circumstances by:
a. comprehending a legal text, such as a case, a statute, an administrative rule, a secondary source, or a contract;
b. comprehending a series of legal texts and synthesizing them into a coherent legal narrative, including the ability both to harmonize apparently conflicting authorities and to recognize genuinely conflicting authorities; and
c. applying governing legal principles to new factual situations, including the abilities to spot issues, to formulate issues, to develop potential legal solutions, and to assess their validity.
3. To conduct effective and efficient legal research by developing a research strategy, identifying potentially relevant sources of law, locating legal texts that provide the governing legal principles for a factual situation, and understanding the role that legal reasoning plays in legal research.
4. To communicate effectively orally and in writing by presenting material in a clear, concise, well-organized, and professional manner that is appropriate to the audience and circumstances.
a. For all communication, to use active listening, empathy, and emotional intelligence.
b. For written communication, to write
1) an effective objective memorandum predicting the resolution of one or more legal issues;
2) effective trial and appellate briefs advocating a position for a client; and
3) a legally effective document other than in the litigation context.
5. To work cooperatively as part of a team.
6. To practice effectively by:
a. recognizing and resolving potential ethical issues;
b. developing systems and procedures to ensure the efficient allocation of time, effort, and resources, and the timely performance and completion of work; and
c. facilitating effective working relationships.
C. VALUES. Every graduate should understand and exemplify the following values:
1. As a member of a profession dedicated to the service of clients, a commitment to professionalism and to the rules of professional responsibility, including:
a. attaining and maintaining a level of competence in the lawyer's own field(s) of practice;
b. representing clients in a competent manner;
c. increasing the lawyer's knowledge of the law and improving the lawyer's practice skills; and
d. other aspects of professionalism, including honesty, integrity, reliability, respect for others, diligence and hard work, maturity, and judgment.
2. As a member of a profession that bears special responsibilities for the quality of justice, a commitment to:
a. promoting justice, fairness, and morality in the lawyer's practice in harmony with the lawyer's ethical duties to clients;
b. contributing to the profession's fulfillment of its responsibility to ensure that adequate legal services are provided to those who cannot afford to pay for them;
c. contributing to the profession's fulfillment of its responsibility to enhance the capacity of law and legal institutions to do justice; and
d. showing respect for all people.
3. As a member of a self-governing profession, a commitment to:
a. participating in activities designed to improve the profession;
b. assisting in the training and preparation of new lawyers; and
c. striving to rid the profession of prejudice based on race, religion, national or ethnic origin, gender, sexual orientation, disability, age, or socio-economic status, and to rectify the effects of those prejudices.
4. As a member of a learned profession, a commitment to selecting and maintaining employment that will allow the lawyer to develop as a professional and to pursue the lawyer's professional and personal goals.
This list divides learning outcomes into three parts: knowledge, skills, and values. This division corresponds to the Carnegie Report's three apprenticeships: 1) the "cognitive apprenticeship," which focuses on expert knowledge and modes of thinking, 2) the "apprenticeship of practice," which educates students in "the forms of expert practice shared by competent practitioners," and 3) the "apprenticeship of identity and purpose," which "introduces students to the purposes and attitudes that are guided by the values for which the professional community is responsible." As the Carnegie Report noted with its apprenticeships, UALR's knowledge outcome corresponds with what has traditionally been taught in law school, while skills and values deals with subjects that until recently hadn't received much coverage in law school. This shows that we need to continue to teach most of the subjects we have been teaching in law school, but that we also need to significantly expand the scope of legal education to include practice skills and professional identity.
The knowledge section encompasses the traditional subjects of law school, but it does so in a detailed manner so that individual professors can see what they specifically need to teach in their classes.
The skills list is a detailed list of the skills students will need in practice. Much of this part covers metacognitive thinking, which is necessary to produce self-regulated learners. It includes problem-solving skills, reading skills, research strategy skills, communication skills, cooperation, ethical/professionalism skills.
The final section concerns values (professional identity). Having spent the last couple of years writing a book on how to teach law students professional identity, I find this list to be comprehensive and detailed. This section divides into serving clients, serving the community (justice), serving the profession, and choosing one's profession.
In sum, the UALR learning outcomes is an excellent list. Compare this list to what you were taught in law school and see which you prefer.
Update: Dean Schwartz has informed me that the learning outcomes were in place before he came to UALR. It is great to see such a proactive faculty.
July 25, 2016 | Permalink | Comments (0)
Professors Rostron's and Levit's updated guide to submitting articles to law reviews
It's become the de facto bible on law review article submissions including sections that cover the methods for submitting an article, any special formatting requirements, how to contact law reviews to request an expedited review, and how to contact them to withdraw an article from consideration. It's now been updated once again for the 2016 article submission season. Professors Allen Rostron and Nancy Levit (both of UMKC) point out that the latest version of their guide includes these highlights:
- They've included an updated chart showing as much information as possible about what law reviews are not accepting submissions right now and what dates they may resume accepting submissions; and
- They note the continuing trend toward journals that use and prefer Scholastica or accept emails submissions. Specifically, 20 journals prefer or strongly prefer Scholastica, 20 more list it as one of the alternative acceptable avenues of submission, and 24 (compared to 10 a year ago) now list Scholastica as the exclusive method of submission. There has also been an uptick in schools having their own independent online submission platforms. In addition, two schools permit submissions through Lex Opus, one through SSRN's e-submission service, and one through Twitter.
Download the complete and updated submission guidelines from SSRN here.
July 25, 2016 | Permalink | Comments (0)
Executive Compensation at Private and Public Colleges
The Chronicle of Higher Education has compiled data on total compensation for college and university administrators. You can access the information here, though you may need a subscription. However, here are the top figures: (ljs)
July 25, 2016 | Permalink | Comments (0)
Creating Learning Outcomes for Law Schools I
As most of you probably know, the ABA has enacted new standards that require law schools to create and publish learning outcomes. Here are the new standards:
Standard 301. OBJECTIVES OF PROGRAM OF LEGAL EDUCATION
(a) A law school shall maintain a rigorous program of legal education that prepares its students, upon graduation, for admission to the bar and for effective, ethical, and responsible participation as members of the legal profession.
(b) A law school shall establish and publish learning outcomes designed to achieve these objectives.
Standard 302. LEARNING OUTCOMES
A law school shall establish learning outcomes that shall, at a minimum, include competency in the following:
(a) Knowledge and understanding of substantive and procedural law;
(b) Legal analysis and reasoning, legal research, problem-solving, and written and oral communication in the legal context;
(c) Exercise of proper professional and ethical responsibilities to clients and the legal system; and
(d) Other professional skills needed for competent and ethical participation as a member of the legal profession.
Implementing these new standards will require that law schools carefully evaluate their programs of legal education. Hopefully, this will reveal the many deficiencies in current legal education, and help law schools create programs that reflect the latest education research. Over the next few days, I will look at some of the law schools that have already posted their learning outcomes.
Here are lists of education and legal education reform materials.
Of these materials, I believe that the following are the most helpful.
Susan A. Ambrose et.al., How Learning Works: 7 Research-Based Principles for Smart Teaching (2010)
Peter C. Brown et.al., Make It Stick: The Science of Successful Learning (2014)
Duane Shell et.al., The Unified Learning Model: How Motivational, Cognitive, and Neurobiologal Sciences Inform Best Teaching Practices (2010)
Daniel T. Willingham, Why Don't Students Like School? (2009)
E. Scott Fruehwald, How to Help Students from Disadvantaged Backgrounds Succeed in Law School, 1 Texas A & M L. Rev. 301 (2013)
E. Scott Fruehwald, Think Like A Lawyer: Legal Reasoning for Law Students and Business Professionals (2013)
Michael Hunter Schwartz et.al., Teaching Law by Design (2009)
Michael Hunter Schwartz et.al., What the Best Law Teachers Do (2013)
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July 25, 2016 | Permalink | Comments (0)
Sunday, July 24, 2016
Ferae Naturae and the West Nile and Zika Viruses
For those of our readers who thought those old Property cases were irrelevant, think again. From Cozen O'Connor:
The Texas Supreme Court handed property owners a major victory on an issue of increasing importance as West Nile Virus and Zika Virus spread around the country. The court held that the doctrine of ferae naturae limits a property owner's liability for harm from indigenous wild animals that the property owner has not attracted to its property. As a result, the court dismissed the claims of a worker who asserted that the property owner should have protected him from mosquito bites that infected him with West Nile Virus.
You can read more here.
July 24, 2016 | Permalink | Comments (0)
Google Will Help You Register to Vote
From Advisor Technology:
On Monday (July25), the search engine is introducing a search feature that will facilitate users looking to register to vote before the presidential election in November, The Verge and The Next Web reported.
If someone Googles "register to vote," the phrase will yield thorough instructions on how a person can register in each U.S. state, including requirements and deadlines.
Jacob Schonberg, a Google product manager, said that it won't matter which state you're in or how you cast your ballot. Users will be able to "find the step-by-step information they need to register correctly and on time — right at the top of the Search page and in the Google app," he said, according to The Verge.
Google confirmed that the feature will launch Monday at 6 a.m. Pacific time (9 a.m. Eastern.)
July 24, 2016 | Permalink | Comments (0)
Saturday, July 23, 2016
Transactional Drafting: Restrictive Covenants in Leases
In the Practical Real Estate Lawyer, Professor Tanya Marsh has published an article on the subject in which she analyzes a number of restrictive covenants in litigated cases. Her examples would be useful in teaching a transactional drafting course or in the landlord-tenant segment of a Property course.
Here is the abstract:
Retail real estate lease transactions heavily utilize two kinds of restrictive use covenants — prohibited use covenants and exclusive use covenants. The structure and language of these covenants is so well established that they are practically boilerplate. This article analyzes recent appellate court decisions as well as common formulations and uses of restrictive use covenants and concludes that there is a significant disconnect between the expectations of tenants and landlords, and the way that modern courts interpret, enforce, and remedy restrictive use covenants. Common vulnerabilities in restrictive use covenants are discussed, and transactional attorneys are encouraged to dust off form language and methodically address each of the issues raised in the paper in order to craft clear and unambiguous restrictive use covenants that efficiently address client goals.
You can access the article here.
July 23, 2016 | Permalink | Comments (0)
Weekend trivia - the VCR is officially dead
Yup, the very last company making VCRs, the Funai Company of Japan, stopped production this week due to the difficulty in obtaining parts according to this New York Times "Personal Tech" column. One of the more interesting tidbits from the article is that Funai actually sold 750,000 VCRs last year. I never would have guessed it have even been possible to sell that many. And get this; Sony was still making Betamax cassettes up until this year. If you're the kind of person who finds that intriguing, you may want to read on . . . .
The Long, Final Goodbye of the VCR
Many new technologies are born with a bang: Virtual reality headsets! Renewable rockets! And old ones often die with a whimper. So it is for the videocassette recorder, or VCR.
The last-known company still manufacturing the technology, the Funai Corporation of Japan, said in a statement Thursday that it would stop making VCRs at the end of this month, mainly because of "difficulty acquiring parts."
The Japanese newspaper Nikkei reported on the impending demise earlier this month.
The news represented the death rattle of a technology that was considered revolutionary when it was introduced in the 1950s. It took several decades for VCRs to make their way into consumers' homes, but in its heyday it was ubiquitous and dominant.
According to the company — which said in the statement, "We are the last manufacturer" of VCRs "in all of the world" — 750,000 units were sold worldwide in 2015, down from millions decades earlier.
In 1956, Ampex Electric and Manufacturing Company introduced what its website calls "the first practical videotape recorder." Fred Pfost, an Ampex engineer, described demonstrating the technology to CBS executives for the first time. Unbeknown to them, he had recorded a keynote speech delivered by a vice president at the network.
"After I rewound the tape and pushed the play button for this group of executives, they saw the instantaneous replay of the speech. There were about 10 seconds of total silence until they suddenly realized just what they were seeing on the 20 video monitors located around the room. Pandemonium broke out with wild clapping and cheering for five full minutes.
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At the time, the machines cost $50,000 apiece. But that did not stop orders from being placed for 100 of them in the week they debuted, according to Mr. Pfost. "This represented an amount almost as great as a year's gross income for Ampex," he wrote.
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Friday, July 22, 2016
A Contract Drafting Checklist
Attorney and Adjunct professor Glen West gives this checklist to students in his In-House Counsel course. He emphasizes that contract issues must be taught in the context of cases that deal with these issues. Here is a summary checklist:
Limit The Parties Liable on a Contract to the Intended Parties to that Contract
- Clearly disclosing the limited-liability entity as the actual party to the contract
- Ensure that the signatory on behalf of a limited-liability party only signs in a representative capacity
- Ensure that the contract contains no language that suggests that the signing representative has undertaken personal liability in addition to or in lieu of the named limited-liability entity
Actually Read and Understand (and Consider Modifying) the Choice of Law, Choice of Forum, and Notice Provisions of the Contract
- A mandatory choice of forum clause actually chooses the mandatory forum
- Notice provisions matter and need to be updated when your company moves
- Choosing all the law you want to apply to the contract and claims that could arise thereunder or related thereto
Know the Difference Between Conditions and Covenants and Use the Right Words to Convey that Difference
Damage Limitations Clauses: Please don't use words to which you do not know the meaning—the contract will be construed in accordance with the meaning the courts have previously given those words, whether or not you know what they mean
You can access the article here.
July 22, 2016 | Permalink | Comments (0)
Thursday, July 21, 2016
Joe Kimble Takes on the Doctrine of the Last Antecedent
Here's one formulation of the doctrine:
A pronoun, relative pronoun, or demonstrative
adjective generally refers to the nearest reasonable antecedent."
Professor Kimble offers a simple example:
Start with an innocuous example: men and women who are
tall. Are you talking about all men or only those who are tall?
That is, does the who-clause modify both nouns? There's no
way to tell — no syntactic principle, no grammatical rule or
convention, that resolves the ambiguity. Yes, English meaning
depends on placement, and ideally the modifier would attach
only to the nearest antecedent, but here it may not.
After a full discussion of the doctrine, with plenty of examples, he criticizes textualism for its dismissal of legislative history as an aid to interpretation:
Canons as a group have no superior claim
to legitimacy, orderliness, reliability, or acceptance. If judges
can make informed, sensible decisions about them in individual
cases, then surely judges can make informed, sensible decisions.
about legislative history.
It's a good idea to acquaint students with the doctrine and show them how to write sentences that are unambiguous and do not require resorting to questionable canons.
You can access the article [15 Scribes 5] (2014-15)) here.
July 21, 2016 | Permalink | Comments (0)
Wednesday, July 20, 2016
U Nebraska develops new app to help law students develop key lawyering skills
Law.com has the story:
Law School App Tracks Students' Professional Skills
The University of Nebraska College of Law's new Build Your Character app helps students track their law school activities and development in eight key skills areas.
Want to graduate from law school as a well-rounded attorney?
There's an app for that.
Next month, the University of Nebraska College of Law will roll out an app designed to help students develop 27 distinct professional skills by tracking their activities and coursework. Administrators say that the app, built by students in the university's computer science school over the past year with input from law faculty and students, is the first of its kind at a law school.
"The goal is to help students focus on the broad range of skills they will need as lawyers," said Interim Law Dean Richard Moberly. "In some ways, I want students to use this to take ownership over their educational opportunities."
The Build Your Character app aims to encourage students to look beyond reading, writing and "thinking like a lawyer" to hone abilities including networking, listening, organizing and problem solving—skills that students tend to overlook.
The tracking feature also enables students to easily review all their relevant law school experience ahead of job interviews. Should a student interview for a job at a mediation center, for example, the app can create a document listing every class, organization, speaker and event they attended that dealt with conflict resolution, said Molly Brummond, assistant dean for student and alumni relations. Hence, students have ready-made interview talking points, she said.
Several bar exam and Law School Admission Test prep outfits offer apps, as do legal research databases and The Bluebook—that Bible of legal citation. But law schools in general have been slow to embrace mobile technology.
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Second-quarter GDP Friday may shed light on whether the U.S. economy bounced back from a first-quarter slump or is stuck in a rut. » Read More
Shares of GNC dropped on Thursday as the company gave an uncertain outlook for fiscal 2016.
Ford's stock fell sharply Thursday as the automaker posted second-quarter earnings that missed estimates and noted challenges to meeting guidance.
Shares of Cirrus Logic spiked Thursday, following the company's release of quarterly earnings and a strong outlook.
CEO Tom Fallon said that "demand is softening in certain areas of our business and we face a difficult near-term revenue outlook."
GoPro's stock spiked nearly 9 percent Thursday after the company posted its quarterly results.
We're at the halfway mark for earnings, with more than half of the S&P 500 reporting as of this morning. Bob Pisani brings you the good news, so far.
Some of the names on the move ahead of the open.
Thursday looms large as the busiest day of earnings, with pharma, consumer products, big oil, financials and autos reporting.
Check out the companies making headlines after the bell on Wednesday.
Shares of LogMeIn skyrocketed on news of the company's merger with the GoTo unit of Citrix Systems.
Shares of biotech company Illumina spiked 8 percent Wednesday after the company handily beat Wall Street estimates a day earlier.
The Federal Reserve gave no insight into when it might hike rates, leaving markets to continue to focus on a December time frame as most likely.
Garmin shares soared Wednesday after the company reported second-quarter earnings that blew estimates out of the water.
SABMiller halted integration with AB InBev to review the valuation of the merger offer.
Buffalo Wild Wings' stock spiked 10 percent after Marcato Capital Management acquired a 5.1 percent stake in the company earlier in the week.
The company said it expects to see a decline in its media business and revenue volumes from large internet platform customers.
Earnings season is well underway and so far results are painting a picture of modest improvement from the low-growth environment, reports Estimize.
Shares of technology companies Apple and Twitter diverged Wednesday as Apple rose Twitter was down after both companies reported quarterly earnings.
Some of the names on the move ahead of the open.
Oil prices are heading lower in a shakeout that could continue into the fall months.
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In what was supposed to be Hillary Clinton's historic night, the contradictions and tensions within the Democratic Party were undeniable and distracting.
At a DNC marked by a lurch toward socialism, the most shocking thing in Philadelphia this week might just be a quiet exhibition of our founding documents.
Not even Bill Clinton could hide the cognitive dissonance at the DNC Tuesday night. Either America is great, or we need a revolution. Both can't be true.
In an awkward night of disruptions and jeers from Bernie Sanders delegates, the DNC limped through its first night in Philadelphia.
The Democratic National Convention this week will illuminate a reality the mainstream media has been eager to downplay: the GOP isn't the only party in crisis.
Donald Trump acceptance speech was cartoonish and Nixonian, and it will likely be remembered as a kind of eulogy for the GOP.
Ted Cruz confronted a restive Texas delegation Thursday morning after his bombshell non-endorsement of Donald Trump last night.
Chris Christie's vacuous speech on Tuesday night at the RNC proved he is in thrall to Donald Trump. He has become a Ring-wraith, a slave to one master.
Not only did Cruz fail to endorse Trump, in a master stroke of rhetorical understatement he also implored Republicans to "vote your conscience" in November.
Utah Sen. Mike Lee fears that by silencing conservatives on the convention floor on Monday, the GOP lost a rare opportunity to unite the party. Why have conventions if votes are perfunctory?
Chaos briefly reined at the Republican National Convention Monday afternoon as GOP officials muzzled conservatives on the convention floor. The GOP is now the party of Trump.
An effort by conservatives to force a roll call vote on the GOP convention rules was quashed by party leaders Monday. The party now belongs to Trump.
The Republican leaders who show up to the convention and climb aboard the Trump train will be purged from whatever comes after the GOP.
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The announcement that Alvin Lee had died came as a real shock to me, and I immediately decided that it was time to relive the memory that I had from my youth - I had Undead on vinyl, and wore it out - now I can't listen to the remastered version without expecting it to jump in the places that it did in my youth.
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Alvin Lee was an exciting guitarist, and his sheer speed did, on occasion, mask his technique - but hey, that's academic, as he was undoubtedly one of the best guitarists of the late 60s/early 70s.
So what have we here? - A reissue of a classic album, and the remastering does show up some of the shortcomings of the original masters - recorded live in a small and probably smoke filled room above a pub, the original recording would have presented problems, and the sleeve notes to the new version allude to these. And the sleeve notes actually add something to the album which is unusual in iteself. Written by drummer Ric Lee, they actually do help to put Undead into a perspective.
In all, this album still does it for me - and it will be on my CD machine a lot as I weep into my beer over the loss of one of the rock/blues eras greats.
Yes, it is different from the later albums, owing more to jazz than any of the others, and therefore it is not truly typical of what many TYA fans are looking for, but for this reviewer, the album is a reliving of the band that I saw live, loud, and sweaty all those years ago.
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The chair is overall very good quality and certainly very configurable. What I noticed at first is that the chair sits high even when at the lowest setting and I'm tall myself (6' 4"). The tallest setting would appear to fit someone even 7 feet tall! As I said, it's very configurable. The lowest position of the back of the seat also seems a little far up or maybe it's the lumbar support that's sits a little high. I can't imagine how the lumbar support will work for anyone when the seat back is raised to its high position. Initially, for me it was not comfortable but that's probably because I was used to my old chair. I've had this chair for about a week now and it is a lot better. My old chair feels uncomfortable now. The cushion is comfortable but it appears a little short for tall people. I think all those differences between the old and the new simply take a little time to get used to (muscle memory). Overall I'm happy with my purchase but I did not account for the "adjustment" period of my body to this new chair.
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