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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has visited Baghdad to assess and discuss the Iraq's fragile security situation.
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The Navy has taken 56 people to Christmas Island after finding them on a boat off Australia's northern coast.
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Samantha Stosur and Jelena Dokic gave Australia a 2-0 lead over Switzerland with straight set victories on the opening day of their Fed Cup World Group II play-off in Mildura on Saturday.
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A dominant Jamie Soward lifted the Dragons to a comprehensive 29-0 Anzac Day win over the Roosters at the SFS.
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Treasurer Wayne Swan will not reveal whether or not today's "sombre" G20 finance summit in Washington will affect Australia's unemployment or Budget deficit forecasts.
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David Zaharakis kicked a match-winning goal as the Bombers beat the Pies by five points in their Anzac Day clash.
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A 40-year old man who bashed another man over a $150 debt will spend at least 10 years in jail for the crime.
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The former head of VicHealth, Rob Moodie, says a lack of regulation of the state's liquor licensing laws has contributed to late night violence in Melbourne.
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Today's Anzac Day was marked with a special march and commemoration ceremony in Sydney to remember the contribution of Aboriginal and Torres Islander diggers.
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Sam Stosur got Australia off to the perfect start in its FedCup play-off against Switzerland in Mildura, with a straight sets win in the opening singles rubber.
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A boatload of 32 Sri Lankan asylum seekers has arrived at Christmas Island under the escort of the Australian Navy.
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A former US Ku Klux Klan chief has been arrested in the Czech Republic capital Prague while on a speaking tour of the country.
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Blogs Liberty and Power Higgs Dissects the Warfare State (Liberty and Power Lecture at UA)Oct 23, 2010 11:31 pm
Higgs Dissects the Warfare State (Liberty and Power Lecture at UA)
In the picture shown above, yours truly is posing with Robert Higgs, and Alina Stefanescu Coryell (the heart and soul of the Liberty and Power Lectures) just after his talk,"Rise of the Warfare State." It was the second installment in the series at the University of Alabama.
Despite a lack of media coverage, we attracted a lively crowd of about fifty. As usual, Higgs delivered the goods in a hard-hitting historical analysis of the military-industrial complex. I'll be able to post an itune of the talk in the next couple of days.
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Skip to comments.No Longer Their Golden Ticket (law school)
Posted on 01/19/2010 5:25:52 AM PST by reaganaut1
The Deep End was conceived in 2007, that halcyon era of $160,000 starting salaries and full employment even for law grads who had scored in the 150s on their LSATs.
Those days are over. As the profession lurches through its worst slump in decades, with jobs and bonuses cut and internal pressures to perform rising, associates do not just feel as if they are diving into the deep end, but rather, drowning.
Lawyers who entered the field as recently as a few years ago could reasonably expect a life of comfort, security and social esteem. Many are now faced with a different landscape. Firms shed more than 4,600 lawyers last year, according to a blog that tracks the legal industry, Law Shucks. Bonuses for those who survive are shriveling, and an increasing number of firms now compensate associates based on grades for performance shades of law school rather than automatically advancing them on the salary scale.
For those just starting out, its easy to think that the rules have changed six minutes into the first period.
I thought, Great, I can afford to buy a house at 23, said Jacqueline Muna Musiitwa, recalling her first year as an associate in 2006 at Pillsbury in San Francisco. If I start this way at 23, goodness knows what it will be like when Im 40.
She accepted the notoriously grueling workload for the prospect of Caribbean vacations, a convertible and a big loft apartment. But young lawyers now entering the field can feel no such assurance, said Ms. Musiitwa, 27, who left Pillsbury after a year to start a boutique firm.
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Lawyers are a dime a dozen, congress is full of them.
Now if we could just keep lawyers out of government. Biggest bunch of screwups I've ever seen.
Lawyers are running fishing commercial to find clients for malpractice suits against Doctors, Hospitals and Drug companies.
I am waiting for the same type of commercial to find victims of bad lawyers. Sharks eating sharks, not that will be fun.
The lawyer woes need to trickle up to government now.
The big salaries they are talking about in this came with big city, big firms. Up or out anyway, so very brief time with the salary, taxed at 50% in NYC, and then the rent and cost of living ate up the rest. Hard to believe, but it was not such a great deal even in the 90's with starting salaries in the 90's. Hard to believe they hit 160k tho!
They should take a tip from those famous Harvard Law grads Michelle and Barry - go into comunity organizing!
They should take a tip from those famous Harvard Law grads Michelle and Barry - go into comunity organizing!
Socialize lawyers, not medicine.
We already did with the "Titles of Nobility" Amendment, Also known as the Missing 13th Amendment. It was the Law of the Land until it miraculously disappeared.
I blame all the stupid prime time attorney drama's on TV giving young folks a false sense of what being a lawyer really is.
You know things are pretty screwed up when there was more lawyers in law school in New Jersey then practicing doctors in the whole state.
As the profession lurches through its worst slump in decades,
with jobs and bonuses cut and internal pressures to perform rising,
associates do not just feel as if they are diving into the deep end,
but rather, drowning.
That's the general view on a local "business-oriented" radio show on
Sundays here in Mid-Missouri.
Sad that this didn't happen before lawyers (along with the worst of
the unions) did their best to drive industry out of Missouri/USA .
Over the years I have worked for a lot of lawyers are very few are rich. Our business is way down over the past year. I think going into any profession only because you believe it will make you rich is a bad idea.
Man, I could barely read that article for all the tears! Ha!
"Lawyers are famous for having high levels of depression and anxiety, but it has increased. Everybodys morale is down."
Good. Hope their suicide rate goes way up. They are cockroaches, and like cockroaches there are too many of them.
.....If I start this way at 23, goodness knows what it will be like when Im 40. ....
The outcome will be the same either way. You are a spinster destined to live a life without love or family. In San Francisco you are but female detritus
What are the statistics? Something like 30,000 new lawyers every year, but only 3,000 engineering grad students?
Even in our politically-correct, litigious society where the Law itself has become a form of tyranny, requiring piles of "legal experts" for any issue - the market is saying "there are too many of you!"
Great news .....
We have way to many lawyers and they are always looking to insert themselves in places they never used to be. Trying to gin up more work for themselves. Parasites, leeches
great news along with Martha Coakley losing.....another lawyer loser. Scott Brown is not a lawyer
Some of the enterprising unemployed lawyers should go to DC and become lobbyists ... for tort reform.
Good lawyers seem to be non-existant.
I don't know any that care about the Constitution !
(Any help ya'll can give me getting the Uniform Child Abduction Prevention Act repealed in the states it has passed in would be great.)
"The big salaries they are talking about in this came with big city, big firms...."
you got that right Woebama....my daughter was a pardner in a blue ribbon K Street firm in Washington DC....she was making $350k gross...here's where the money goes
$80-90k income taxes
$120,000 house note(to live in a white neighborhood in a very dangerous city)
$4000 lunch money(it costs money to eat down town even at your desk)
$3600 parking deck with armed security(no woman alone should try to park in an unattended lot at night in downtown DC)
$12,000 clothes(when you're billing out at $600/hr you can't meet with clients wearing a WalMart skirt)
$$72,000 (time lost in billable hours working pro bono on a capital murder case)
$10,000 yard man/maid/grocery service (when you're at the office nights and weekends you don't have time/energy to mow the yard)
$15,000 self directed IRA
$0000 car note...she drove a paid for Toyota.
She got let go 6 months ago....as a pardner she was expected to bring clients into the firm....you do that by joining the country club and schmoozing prospects on the golf course...or take them deep sea fishing ect...if you don't bring in new business, you're history at the firm.
You know one now. There are more of us out there. Some post on here. ;)
I am an attorney.
For the most part, life after law school has never been the pollyannish caricature shown above. For the top of the class a the top-tier schools, there may have been jobs waiting after law school. But, for the vast majority of law schoool graduates, law is like any other field — you have to start at the bottom, put in your time, earn your keep, and work your way up.
Starting salaries for fresh law school grads (at least in Texas) can be $50K to $75K (reasonably good, but certainly not exorbitant). Many attorneys start off doing unstable temporary work for a good hourly wage — $30-$40 bucks an hour or so — while looking for a permanent gig. They don't hand out $75K per year jobs on the street corner ... finding a job with a law degree and no experience can take some time (particularly when every competitor in the market has the same degree, and likely more experience).
The earning potential for attorneys is good ... but you don't just waltz out of law school and into a $150K job. It takes time, it takes work, it takes diligence ... just like any other industry.
FYI — this is not intended as a complaint, but a reality check for budding attorneys and non-attorneys that think the life of a law school graduate is like it looks on TV. I believe it is a good thing that most attorneys have to pay their dues.
I agree. I also stand firmly on the basis that the Constitution is set in stone and not a living breathing document that is changeable at a whim.
Scott brown IS a lawyer. Boston College Law School.
Everyone pays their dues.
Yah, I forgot about the help . . . I was so middle class I didn't realize I needed maids and so forth when working 80 hour weeks, so I was coming home and doing the dishes!
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The law is not a productive profession at all. It is friction on the engine of commerce and productivity.
If you raised taxes on lawyers (especially on huge awards) you would see wild economic growth.
It was only a few of years ago that Rush was telling us about DC law firms adding "scores of global warming litigators" to their staffs. Dollar signs bigger than tobacco leaves were dancing in their eyes...
I wonder how that's working out for them?
Most law is cut and paste. A paralegal can handle most standard transactions and legal issues including court.
You only need a good attorney for serious things or high risk ventures.
Some are. Most aren't. Attorneys are a necessary part of business. Mine give good advice and smooth things out. I wouldn't kill all the lawyers if I were you. ;-]
"Don't care how, I want it nowwwwwwww!!!"
According to his bio he is ... went to the same law school (Boston College) that John (did you know he served in Vietnam?) Kerry attended.
Scalia agrees with me.
Since they themselves (in Miranda) declared their salaries a constitutional right, I think it is entirely appropriate to cap their salaries as they are de facto government employees.
Accountants are much more valuable, but they aren't a Congressman from Massachusetts or a Senator from New York.
More importantly, a law degree seems to be sufficient qualification for any government job, even though you can get through law school without taking one mathematics course.
It is dismaying that our country is run by people who, by and large, go there because they are too stupid to do math. Lest we forget that Obama's only substantial qualification was his law degree.
What's really dismaying is that free men sent them there to rule.
It is the voters fault we have the government we have. Although my great aunt (83) says that nobody wanted Social Security, but they just passed it despite the objections of the voters. We still haven't learned.
Government must be shrunkified. ;-]
The problem that I have is that lawyers (particularly the elite Ivy grads) have way too much power. I have nothing against the very nice, professional gentleman who handled my mortgage refi. To the contrary, he was professional and I am quite convinced he was neither corrupt nor rich.
What also offends me is that they think I need them to "interpret" the Constitution. It ain't long and it ain't hard.
I am not an inferior citizen because I don't have a law degree. Believe me, I could have gotten one, and if we do need philosopher-kings to rule over us, I think mathematics produces a better sieve.
My mistake...he sure doesn't come off like a lawyer. He omits their BS words and line of argumentation. The way 0bama speaks you can tell he's a lawyer. Always using the word "clearly"
..... Talk about a tell and a give away on that fraud
Since they themselves (in Miranda) declared their salaries a constitutional right
What do you mean by this? Lawyers are good on the verbal side of the SAT. Accountants, physicists, mathematicians excel on the math side of the SAT
I would love to see this country run by the mathematically adept. Get rid of every lawyer in Congress as an experiment and replace with bean counters and engineers etc. I think we would have better government and is it too much to expect a balanced budget?
When I think of a politician who is a lawyer I think of a verbally adept conman. Words are his currency. His stock in trade. He's an actor who didn't make it to Hollywood
0bama talks so much because he believes in the power of his words to overwhelm and persuade. Why not do your talking via what you do? Your actions? That's not 0bama's style, it's just endless speechifying mostly via his teleprompter. Speaking the words that head speechwriter Jon Favreau has prepared
I don't know your trade, but the problem is that lawyers look at the law like a butcher looks at a cow - just so much product. That's true across industries/trades.
Doctor's struggle to keep a human face attached to their product as well.
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Jeff Thomason is the project manager for a New Jersey construction firm, which brings to mind about 340 Sopranos jokes.
He is also going to be a back-up tight end for the Philadelphia Eagles on Super Bowl Sunday, which brings to mind another intrusive hour of Steve Sabol putting it all into perspective for us.
That is the only foreseeable down side to this delightful little tale of dumb luck run feral. Thomason, at age 35 and a retired 10-year veteran who had a satisfying but unprepossessing run, gets a job he didn't apply for with folks he hasn't seen in two years.
Plus, he gets a game check, plus he gets either $36,500 for being on the losing team or $68,000 for being on the winner, plus he gets two weeks off the job, plus he gets to be Everyman.
In all, a small price to pay for being subjected to NFL Films and intense media scrutiny for a fortnight.
There have been other similar tales of civilians getting the big promotion: Tim Mazzetti, the old Atlanta bartender-turned-placekicker. Vince Papale, the old Eagle special teamer. Trey Junkin, the last-minute long-snapper who helped crush the New York Giants several years ago. Hank Poteat, the Patriots cornerback who was taking classes at University of Pittsburgh a few weeks ago, and will be on the opposite sideline from Thomason in the Super Bowl.
And back in the really good old days when players worked without facemasks or discernible salaries, everyone moonlighted.
But Thomason is more qualified than most last-minute signings (he's been to the Super Bowl twice with the Packers), so it's really the fact that he has landed in Hog Heaven, football-ically speaking, that makes this so amusing.
It would be a better story if he hadn't played for that decade in Cincinnati, Green Bay and Philly. It would be wackier if he hadn't caught 67 passes, including 10 for touchdowns, in those 10 years. It would be downright hilarious if he weren't the most physically imposing New Jersey construction project manager anyone can remember.
This would be the time for those Sopranos jokes.
But as stories go, it's good enough.
For one, he wanted to stay retired, unlike most athletes who have to be dragged out while clawing at the doorjamb. He is only doing this as an extraordinarily well-paid favor for his pal Chad Lewis, the Eagle tight end who sprained his foot in the NFC Championship.
For two, he might actually catch a ball Sunday, because the Eagles use the tight end for more than a guide to help the tackles know when to stand.
And for three, how many more Terrell Owens stories can a person absorb between now and game day? I mean, any diversion at this point would be not only welcomed, but hailed as an advancement of Super Bowl Week arts.
Owens' health has been an ongoing nagging point for weeks now, and it has grown exponentially in the past few days, especially now that his doctor has said the wide receiver shouldn't play in the big game.
That's the kind of story that brings out the "Now, I'm no doctor, but ..." kind of media frenzy that makes most people gouge at their eyes in exasperation. Can he? Will he? Should we want him to? Can he hop his routes? How does this affect Todd Pinkston?
God, help defend us from ourselves.
Thus, the Jeff Thomason story is one of those feel-good tales that help break up the high-octane monotony. It isn't "Rudy," because he's twice as old, this isn't Notre Dame, and Thomason did have a pretty full career. But it isn't a bad movie in the making, no matter how hard the Sabol Family Singers try.
Still it isn't T.O. Redux either. It isn't Rush Limbaugh, Football Analyst. And it isn't Bill Belichick's Brain: An Eight-Part Story.
It is, frankly, a relief, with a natural sequel.
Namely, the story of how a New Jersey construction project manager took an unmerciful load of abuse from the fellas on the line for not making a huge impact in the game.
That is, unless he does, in which case all bets are off, NFL Films/bad movie-wise.
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Love that outfit.Oh my goo Gorgeous...Gorgeous..GORGEOUS picture!
Omg my God, such a fashionable picture, I adore it. Especially the bohemian vibe!
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Beautiful skin tone on this model.
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Because they're pretty sure there's some water underneath the surface, NASA is sending an old spacecraft crashing into the southern pole of the moon tomorrow morning. A small satellite will then search the plume of soil it kicks up for signs of ice, before it, too, crashes into the moon. "This is going to be pretty cool," says the mission's excited project manager, Dan Andrews, probably referring to smashing huge things into the moon under the guise of science. [AP via ABC News]


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The New Guy at baseball's Players Association hasn't moved into his new office yet. In fact, Michael Weiner hasn't even been officially approved by his own players yet.
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Baseball is only halfway through the five-year labor deal that kicked in after the 2006 season. So those rumblings off in the distance -- salary caps, PEDs, draft overhauls, collusion safeguards, etc. -- are literally years away.
But they're coming. So with Don Fehr moving on as leader of this union and Weiner moving in, the popular notion is that we're heading toward a kinder, gentler era of player-management labor relations in a sport not exactly known for that.
"Michael is not a person looking for confrontation," said longtime agent Tom Reich. "But as I've observed him over these last 20 years, I've found him to be a guy who will take the 'right' position consistently, not just in terms of the needs of his constituency but also with an overall awareness of what's best for the industry.
"There has been tremendous progress over the last decade, in terms of the union and the commissioner's office working together. And those needs, because of the times we live in, are greater now than ever. The kinds of problems that exist right now are going to require the best that everyone has to offer. And Michael will be a credit to that type of effort."
Even the lead negotiator on the other side of the table, MLB executive vice president Rob Manfred, praised Weiner, saying: "Mike is a tremendously capable and committed advocate for player interests. He is smart and tough, but fair. He has been instrumental in finding creative ways to accommodate our different interests."
And because Manfred and other officials in the commissioner's office have had so many dealings with Weiner in recent years, Fehr himself predicts a "pretty seamless transition."
"The people on the other side know him well, have known him for a long time, know he's very smart and very thorough, and know he'll be very professional to deal with," Fehr said. "But they also know he understands the interests of the players, and he'll do his damndest to make sure those interests are served."
For all the talk of Weiner's easygoing nature and feel for problem-solving, though, no one should forget that he has worked for and with this union since 1988. So one management source says he expects "absolutely no change in philosophy."
"Michael Weiner was schooled at the knee of Don Fehr," that source said. "He may have a different style than Don, and he's smart as hell. But he's still a true believer" in the causes championed by Fehr and Marvin Miller before him.
So if the other side wants to provoke a fight in the next round of labor talks, Weiner's friends say he won't be afraid to throw a few haymakers.
"I hope there's not an effort to test him from that perspective," Fehr said. "But if there is, people should remember he's passed every test he's been confronted with, with flying colors."
The next labor talks are still far enough off that opinions vary widely on just how heated those negotiations will be. An official of one club predicted, nonchalantly: "I don't see this as a very contentious negotiation." But one agent wasn't so sure.
"I sense trouble on the horizon," he said. "I think part of the reason Don decided to ride off into the sunset was to give Michael time to build the right strategy, make the right plan and get the players on board."
So what are the big issues Weiner may face, and how is he likely to deal with them? Let's take a look:
Salary cap, anyone?
The "C" word has become a hotter topic of behind-the-scenes conversation lately than it's been at any point since the 1994 strike talks blew up.
It's all the Yankees' fault, of course. (Isn't it always?) When they dropped a gazillion dollars on CC Sabathia, Mark Teixeira and A.J. Burnett last winter, the cap talk erupted. And even the commissioner, Bud Selig, hasn't done anything to quash it.
There is also a theory that labor-relations history tells us that any time there is a change in leadership of a union as powerful as baseball's Players Association, management will test that leadership in its next round of negotiations. So what better test of Weiner than to start talking salary cap?
But even one management person we surveyed conceded that salary-cap talk "won't go anywhere." For one thing, there is no reason -- none, nada, zip -- to think Weiner would have any more interest in this concept than Fehr or Miller ever did. But it probably wouldn't even take a giant show of strength by the union's new honcho to torpedo this idea.
Heck, no. The owners would probably torpedo it themselves if this talk ever got serious. Remember, teams like the Marlins and Padres might have to triple their payrolls to even get close to cap range. And that ain't happening.
The lap of luxury
So let's just assume there won't be a salary cap -- not in the next agreement, and probably not in any of our lifetimes. That means adjustments to the current luxury-tax system will be the hot topic in the 2011 labor deal.
And that brings us back to the Yankees.
By the end of the current agreement, the tax threshold will be a staggering $178 million. So what that gives us is a system essentially designed to have an impact on just one team -- the Yankees.
Still, the Yankees keep blowing past that threshold. So the big change in the next agreement is likely to be an attempt to raise the tax rate on multiple offenders. That rate is now capped at 50 percent. It could be heading for 60 percent or possibly beyond.
Weiner and the union aren't likely to fight that change. But there is a tweak to the system they might like to see. Read on.
Walking the floor
Bud Selig loves to tell us how well the system is working. And he's right. Nearly $400 million in revenue-sharing bucks will change hands this year. The Rays were in the World Series last year. The Yankees haven't won it all in eight years. And 21 teams were within 5½ games of a postseason spot on July 1.
Mike is a tremendously capable and committed advocate for player interests. He is smart and tough, but fair. He has been instrumental in finding creative ways to accommodate our different interests.
"-- Rob Manfred, MLB executive VP
So what's the biggest flaw in this system, in the eyes of some people on the players' side? It isn't the Yankees' spending. It's the eight to 10 teams that take the $100 million-plus they get from revenue sharing, the central fund, TV-radio, MLB.com and sponsorships -- and stuff a large chunk of that cash in their mattresses.
But addressing that issue could get tricky. Selig has always denied there's a single mattress-stuffer in the big leagues. So that stance would have to soften.
And the union has always been philosophically opposed to a minimum payroll. Why? Because it felt it made for inconsistent economic principles to say a payroll floor was cool but a cap was totally uncool.
So is there a way around that stance? One idea we've heard kicked around is to apply the luxury-tax concept in reverse: Teams could spend below some sort of minimum threshold -- say, $65 million -- if they're rebuilding. But if they did that for more than just one isolated year, that would also trigger a tax.
No one is sure if that idea would fly with either side. But it's a concept that needs to be kicked around -- because it's just as big a flaw in this system as the Yankees' ability to outspend the rest of the planet.
The drug store
Is there any doubt that the performance-enhancing drug agreement will be a big-time topic in the next round of labor talks?
There will be talk about HGH testing, if a more effective test appears near. And owners could push for stiffer suspensions for first-time violators -- possibly as much as a one-year ban. And it wouldn't shock us if the players agreed to something along those lines.
But in return, the players will no doubt want their own issues with the current system addressed -- particularly the institution of safeguards that would better address the concerns of players like J.C. Romero and Sergio Mitre, whose positive tests apparently were triggered by supplements they bought legally, down at the mall.
Feel a draft?
By the time these labor talks get cooking, Stephen Strasburg will have signed -- or not. Bryce Harper will have signed -- or not. And draft bonuses will have zoomed into a whole new lunar orbit -- or not.
But however it works out, baseball will have the context it needs to fix its gaze on repairing the most dysfunctional draft in professional sports.
That conversation could head in a million different directions -- from finally legalizing the trading of picks to a massive revamp that could reward teams at the bottom of the standings with extra picks, and even to another look at a worldwide draft.
But the big issue figures to be some sort of Stephen Strasburg Rule. It could come in the form of a draft-pick bonus cap. Or it could be an NBA-type slotting system. But somehow, these sides need to agree on a plan that would lend more stability -- and sanity -- to this draft.
More and more big league players seem to favor something like that. But the challenge Weiner would face is overcoming the union's long opposition to any sort of bonus cap, for the same reasons it has always opposed a salary cap.
Is it possible to have one without the other? It will take all the creativity Weiner has long been famous for to pull that off.
Head-on collusion
If there's one issue that threatens to detonate the cordial relationship between these two sides into smithereens, it's collusion.
Agents and union officials have never been sold on the rationale that the collapse of the past two free-agent markets was a function strictly of national economics. If the union eventually files another collusion suit, it could spell T-R-O-U-B-L-E on the labor front. And that's a fight Weiner has fought before, in his role as the union attorney in charge of enforcing the basic agreement.
But whether there's a battle over past collusion allegations or not, it's certainly possible that the union could press for some sort of change in the system that could provide safeguards against future collusion.
That could be as simple as just bringing in an outside agency to act as a free-market police force. But we'd bet on owners' denying there was any need to fix a system they don't think is broken. So if Weiner's union can make a dent anywhere on that front, it would be a major development.
Net worth
Here's one final fascinating area to watch: Can this union find a way to drag MLB Advanced Media (i.e., MLB.com and its various tentacles) and the MLB Network into these talks?
MLB's position has always been that these are two "separate" companies, so they shouldn't be part of any labor negotiations. But as club profits from those "separate" companies mount, players will no doubt be wondering why they're not getting a piece of that action.
Can Weiner and the union find a way to argue that those outfits aren't as "separate" as they're made out to be? It would figure that they'd try, at the very least. So stay tuned.
Those are major issues for any new leader to chomp on. But what will the overall impact be of this change of leadership? Probably not as massive as you'd think.
"I don't think you'll see a dramatic change in philosophy," said Reich. "Michael, Don and [the union's general counsel] Gene [Orza] worked together for a long time. So I think you'll see a similar approach. But there are issues out there that are humongous. And fortunately for everyone, Michael is one of the brightest, most ethical, most committed guys that either side has ever seen. I think he has qualities that make him uniquely qualified to deal with the problems of our age."
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What reason would be sufficient for a group in possession of the heavyweight title ,relinquishing that possession voluntarily?
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With a backdrop of one of the world's most exclusive resorts -- a place that positively reeks of old money -- NHL commissioner Gary Bettman this week articulated his vision for the future of his league.
OK, so maybe holding the a board of governors meetings for a league facing a financial crisis at the Breakers Hotel on Florida's monied island of Palm Beach wasn't a stroke of marketing genius, but Bettman did have a great many interesting things to say.
For one, he laid out a plan that would address problems beyond the current collective bargaining struggles.
Bettman wants to explore ways to address both the high cost of tickets and (dare we let out a gasp here?) changes in the game itself.
Cynics will argue that Bettman is controlling the spin in the battle of perception with the players association. After all, if the league and the owners seem to want to work, well, it would be hard not to side with them concerning the need for a salary cap and a plan to lower ticket prices as well as to include fans and the league's crustiest critics (the media) in talks to improve the quality of hockey at the NHL level.
Truth be told, both sides want a more fan-friendly game, more fans in the seats and more growth to the business side of the operation.
The battle is over how.
Yet Bettman chose Palm Beach as the springboard for his blueprint for the future, which includes a two-pronged plan -- a new collective bargaining agreement that allows for teams to both make money and compete on an equal footing, and a fan-friendly league in which the game itself, and not the sideshow issues that surround it, becomes the focal point.
"That is my vision," Bettman said of the newly proposed approach.
For the him to concede -- for the first time -- that the almost constant complaints about the quality of entertainment in the NHL are real and deserve a full airing is newsworthy, no matter where he chooses to announce it.
In that regard, Bettman charged the general managers, a hidebound group of traditionalists if there ever was one, to prepare a list of potential changes to be discussed at their next gathering, a March mission to Las Vegas.
And while the recommendations will likely be minimal, Bettman hopes to take the best of them before a committee made up of fans, players, execs and the media. One hopes that this committee will be allowed to venture beyond the scope of the GMs' recommendations so that real changes can truly be discussed.
If everything were on the table, there could be discussion of how best to officiate the game, how to increase scoring (something most fans want) and how to get back to the strengths of the game (skating, passing, shooting, scoring and hitting) and do away with the weaknesses (clutching, grabbing, holding, hooking, and dreadfully boring defensive schemes), and how to fix the ridiculous awarding of a point to a team that loses a game in overtime.
Among the ideas allegedly kicked around in Palm Beach were plans for a three-point win, repainting the ice with wider lines to increase the size of the offensive and neutral zone areas, wider and taller goal cages to reduce the impact of well-padded and extremely large goaltenders and perhaps even moving the nets back a bit.
These suggestions are little more than trial balloons, but the fact that the NHL is saying something other than the game is good and the fans just love it -- which has been the script for the past several seasons -- is certainly a Bettmanesque step in the right direction.
It's not likely that the NHLwill turn the shape of its game over to a committee, especially one that includes the media. Bettman, a brilliant man, likely has a plan for exactly the kind of game he wants. He almost said as much in his last state-of-the-league address during the Stanley Cup finals in New Jersey when he conceded that the game had problems but that he knew how to fix them. Still, by reaching out to involve others, Bettman tempers the impression that he sometimes acts not just as commissioner but as the king of hockey. He also opens the door to the politics of inclusion, something the neither the league itself nor the NHLPA has been particularly adept at communicating.
"At some point I'd like to reach some sort of end to the debate over the game," Bettman said.
How the NHL goes about it may only be window dressing, but having a working agreement that benefits both labor and management, a fan-friendly atmosphere and a product that is appealing to old and new fans alike would be one heck of a way to start.
The Great One, Mr. Hockey and a kid named Brett
Hang around long enough and you get to see many of the NHL's greatest players play the game.
Brett Hull is in that group. It was mildly noticed when Hull tied and then passed the legendary Marcel Dionne for third on the NHL's career goal-scoring list. But in slotting himself behind only Wayne Gretzky and Gordie Howe, Hull became a living legend, one on display nightly at an arena near you.
"I'm behind Wayne Gretzky (894) and Gordie Howe (801)," Hull said in the wake of scoring the 732nd goal of his career. "I can't put it into words what it means. One guy is known as the greatest player ever, and the other guy is known as Mr. Hockey."
Hull tied the mark in Toronto, a 5-2 loss, and he broke it against the team for which Dionne played the bulk of his games, the Los Angeles Kings. In typical Hull fashion it was a game-winning goal -- a patented one-timer from the left circle in overtime -- just seconds after he had rung a shot off the crossbar.
When Hull left the University of Minnesota-Duluth in 1986 his only goal was to play an NHL game. That 21-year-old was aware of Dionne's accomplishments, but he never expected to be in sight of them, let alone better them.
"I'm not at a loss for words very often, but I don't know how to explain this," Hull said. "I just wanted one day to play in the league, give it a shot, see what I could do. To have it come to this point ... I don't know how to explain it."
Hull once said he considered himself the smartest player in the game. It was regarded as a shamelessly bold and self-serving statement, but in retrospect he may well be right. In an era when goals are hard to come by, Hull keeps scoring. He still has that fabulously quick release, but he also has a keen mind for where to go on the ice and how to get there. He's the most watched player in any arena, but he somehow finds a way to vanish into scoring position and get his shots away. And he does it night after night after night.
I saw Marcel Dionne play a lot -- and that's the way he did it, too. Brett Hull didn't get to this point just by sticking around, a la Bruce Smith and his NFL sack record or Cal Ripken and his MLB games-played mark. He did it by continuing to play well, night in and night out, in every arena and against the very best checkers in what has become little more than a checking game.
It's what great players do, and Hull is one of the greatest the game has ever seen.
The Comrie chronicles
Word on the street is that Edmonton Oilers general manager Kevin Lowe got quite a few attaboys from his peers when he demanded a payback from Mike Comrie's wallet before signing off on a trade of the unsigned forward to the Aneheim Mighty Ducks.
The story is that Lowe and Mighty Ducks general manager Bryan Murray reached a tentative agreement on a trade that would have sent the Edmonton center to the Ducks for Corey Perry (currently the Ontario Hockey League's leading scorer) and the Ducks No.1 pick in the 2004 draft, but Lowe said he wouldn't sign off on the deal until he talked to Comrie. It's been reported that Lowe told Comrie that he wouldn't agree to the deal unless Comrie paid some $2.5 million to the Oilers.
Sounds like extortion, but there's a method to Lowe's madness: The figure may sound like pie in the sky, but sources told ESPN.com that it came from taking the rookie salary cap figure for Perry (the Ducks No.1 pick in 2003, 28th overall) and the expected rookie cap figure in 2004.
So why should Comrie pay it? Well, the whispered version in Edmonton is that Lowe & Co. company feel that Comrie took some $8.5 million in bonus money out the door during the past two years, and now that he has it he wants to move on to a bigger market. Given that the Oilers are struggling right now and getting only prospects in return for the time and money they invested in helping Comrie develop to the point where he's an in-demand NHLer, they want to extract a price.
It's not likely they'll get it and it's arguable that they don't deserve it because they agreed to those easily makable bonus clauses. But if anything, Lowe is making a point. What remains to be seen is if he'll scuttle the deal with Anaheim or change his mind because it's a given that Comrie is not going to hand over a check to gain his release.
If this goes on much longer, look for Murray to look to make a different deal for the Ducks. More and more players will be put on the trading block in the next few weeks as teams that aren't Stanley Cup or even playoff contenders look to dump salary. Comrie, meanwhile has few options except to sit and stew or, perhaps, take out his checkbook.
A No. 1's first birthday
Dec. 12 marks the one year anniversary of the deal that sent goaltender Mike Dunham from the Nashville Predators to the New York Rangers for Rem Murray, Marek Zidlicky and Tomas Kloucek. While while Dunham has played reasonably well for the Rangers, it is Nashville that has improved by leaps and bounds.
The Preds moved Dunham because they felt Tomas Vokoun was ready to take over the No. 1 job. He's started 78 of the Predators' 81 games since the deal. He's got a goals-against average of 2.37, a save percentage of .917 and he wins, a reason the Preds are contending for their first-ever playoff berth.
In addition, Zidlicky has been an absolute gem for the Predators. A defenseman, he leads the team in scoring and is the driving force behind a very successful power play. Murray has added a veteran presence and is a more-than-useful contributor. Though Kloucek didn't work out, Preds general manger David Poile flipped him to Atlanta for Kirill Safronov, a first-round draft pick of the Phoenix Coyotes in 1999 and a player who could still figure in Nashville's future.
Deadmarsh done?
Dec. 15 will be one year since Adam Deadmarsh's last game. Once viewed as a bright young star on the NHL's horizon, the Los Angeles Kings forward suffered a concussion after colliding with a teammate. It was his second concussion in two weeks and the third of his career. Since then, Deadmarsh hasn't been able to exercise, and there are fears that his career could be at an end. He attempted a comeback last month, but was injured in practice and now has no timetable for a return.
The other player in that deal that sent Rob Blake to the Colorado Avalanche, Aaron Miller, has also been beset with injuries. The defenseman played in just 49 games last season because of back and groin injuries and currently is out of the lineup with a mysterious "upper body" injury that caused him to miss the Kings' 4-1 win Thursday vs. the Predators.
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Find the perfect quote to float your boat. Shmoop breaks down key quotations from Bridge to Terabithia.
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"Oh, all right. But I ain't got no money to give you." Any money, something whispered inside Jess's head. "I know, Momma. We'll just take the five dollars Daddy promised us. No more'n that." (1.48-50)
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Youth, Junior Elite National Champions Crowned in West Chester, Ohio
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Taylor Knibb, Grant Jarvis, Maryhelen Albright and Zach Wilson won Junior Elite and Youth Elite national titles on Saturday at Voice of America Park to open a weekend of racing with a field of nearly 900 triathletes at the USA Triathlon Youth & Junior National Championships.
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World champions Kendall Gretsch, Allysa Seely, Grace Norman and Aaron Scheidies led the U.S. to seven total medals on Sunday at the ITU Paratriathlon World Championships.
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Look at Pharrell rocking shorts with his tuxedo. Pretty much anyone on Earth could try to pull of shorts in a tuxedo and fail, but Pharrell just kills it. Let's go in for a closer look.
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Meh, at least it wasn't the Mountie hat.
Looks like the dude shaves his legs.
Well, he had to for the awards. Duh,
Look at me I'm wearing a stupid hat! Look at me I'm wearing shorts in a tux! Dude sure try's hard. I still have no clue who he is.
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I have many hammocks already. I bought this for some motorcycle camping and decided to ditch the motorcycle. Hence no need for the tent.
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I have many hammocks already. I bought this for some motorcycle camping and decided to ditch the motorcycle. Hence no need for the tent.
Used a couple times in my backyard.
$300 - Save $100 off of retail price!
Optional footprint included
Pics coming in the next couple of days
OK, Not really Kohler, but still darn cool.
15 bucks, buy it online now!
A Buddy and I are doing a 450 miles 2 night trip called the East Texas 450. We are based out of Houston and both ride 2013 Wr250r's. If you guys do any dual sporting, hit me up.
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My Custom made WarBonnet Red - Blackbird is back up for sale. It has no suspension with it.
$175 shipped.
Hennessy Hammock...
UQ sold - hammocks still for sale.
i fixed it - still at 170 it's a great price!
New prices to move this stuff!
Warbonnet Blackbird
Double 1.7
Used once - $150 Shipped
updated prices
Still have some great quilts, hammocks and other stuff - misc stuff to be added later.
ULA Rain Wrap and Spinn UL Tarp sold and boxed up for shipping. Thanks!
It is double 1.9 i believe (a minimum of double 1.7) I just don't recall since the fabric came from AHE.
Rainwrap sold - Sorry Dutch!
The Top Quilt is roughly 68 inches long and appears to have 2.5 inchs of loft.
i don't have a scale - i have an email sent to Adam. I priced the quilts low enough that it is a good deal regardless of which temp rating they are. If Adam responds and it is the lower temperature...
Custom Red Blackbird - made by WB
$200 Firm
Hennessy Hammock Expedition
New - $100
Prices assume the buyer is covering the paypal fees. Shipping is a flat $5.00 for any single item bought.
I have the SPINN UL version of the tarp, never even hung if you are interested.
what was custom?
Thanks for your clarification - i'll place and order and see how it goes :)
I can appreciate the elephant trunk and will probably buy a couple. But I just don't understand the other two products. Seems to me that is i more complicated then a Nite-Ize Figure 9. Aside from...
i have one of these: Hennessy Hammock Explorer Ultralight Tarp
I've got one of these: Hennessy Hammock Expedition A-Sym no Zip
Hi Everyone,
I do a lot of traveling for work and i'm considering doing some camping instead of staying in hotels. Just curious about others experience with this.
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got rid of the Ridgeline?
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Everything on the first page is still up for sale
Anyone else?
all pm's answered. lots of good stuff left.
Biners are still for sale. no dutch clips and i only like Root Beer.
new items added.
free to a good home.
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Ok, I'm going to clean out all of my gear ad I prepare to buy the new Nikon D4. Please continue to check back as I will add stuff as i dig it out and remove stuff as it sells.
First is my custom...
Sorry, I decided to not sell after my wife reminded me what it cost to get this RedBird
Here are the pictures - custom made my Brandon.
I've decided not to sell it, the wife reminded me how much it cost!
Floating this out to see if anyone is interested in a custom made WBBB in Red double 1.7.
Asking $200 shipped.
Probably have about 10 hours of hang time in this.
Sorry, I decided to not...
I have a couple HH, ti forks, and just misc. stuff (cord, buckles, things like that left).
Ohm sold. Thanks
it sure is.
Go lite Quilt Sold
Go Lite Gust Sold


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The Fred is a men's athletic shoe from Cherokee. Colorful, durable, comfortable, it has uppers made of a combination of leather and breathable mesh materials. Synthetic overlays deliver comfortable, light support. The tongue and collar are padded for added comfort. A moisture-managing sockliner promotes a cooler, drier environment.
*Offer excludes Littmann, Welch Allyn & International Orders. Cannot be combined with any other coupon offer.