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Foundation presents district $99,568 in gifts
A.J. Hakim Staff Writer
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December 06, 2012
Trustees from the Grosse Pointe Foundation for Public Education board presented the Grosse Pointe Public School System Board of Education with eight grants Monday, Nov. 26, at its monthly regular meeting of the board. Grants totaled $99,568, adding to the more than $1.6 million to date in grants awarded to the district's teachers, students, support staff, administrators and counselors.
"It's really a due diligent process and we work hard to do a good job and to be good fiduciaries of the $1.6 million that we've put into the district," GPFPE trustee Cat Ruffner said of the grant selection process, in which GPFPE board members worked closely with superintendent Tom Harwood and others to ensure approvals aligned with the foundation's and district's individual strategic plans, as well as their respective curriculum and technology plans.
"We're especially proud of this particular grant cycle because we're able to reach students at every level," Ruffner said. "We were able to reach the elementary schools, the middle schools and one of the high schools."
The eight grants awarded included:
•A $3,000 grant to Grosse Pointe South High School's solar car team, a student-run club constructing a solar car to race in the 2013 Dell-Winston Solar Car Challenge in July. "We're proud of the fact that students applied for this grant," Ruffner said. "That's unusual and it's really special."
•RAMP, or Recognized American School Counselor Association Model Program, for all three middle schools. It's a 3-year comprehensive program for middle school counselors, Ruffner said, "that would directly impact the culture of the classroom and success of instruction." For RAMP, the GPFPE awarded a $2,000 grant.
•Enhancement of instruction for all writing in the classroom for Maire Elementary School teacher Christina Pearson's fourth graders. The $600 grant helps fund a pilot program to allow students struggling with writing to learn to write more fluently, assisting with writing, spelling, word choice, editing and revising.
•Netbooks for Poupard Elementary School's fourth and fifth grade classrooms ($30,000) and wireless Internet and netbooks for Ferry Elementary School teacher Jim Fisher's fourth and fifth grade magnet class ($7,000). In both instances, grant submitters said the technology would enhance and strengthen classroom instruction for students.
•iLearn with iPads for students in Defer Elementary School's fourth and fifth grade magnet class. The iPads prepare students for career and college readiness, with multiple applications already identified that increase motivation and achievement in magnet programs, Ruffner said.
•Elementary school homework club for the district's five Title I elementary schools, including Defer, Ferry, Mason, Poupard and Trombly. The $19,968 grant helps fund the continuation of the pre-existing afterschool program, which supports daily curriculum by supplying systematic reinforcement of skills covered during school day.
•RAZ Readers for all nine elementary schools. For $30,000, the grant expands the program to all nine elementary schools, covering the complementary reading project that will allow kindergarten to third graders, as well as resource room students, opportunities to develop individualized reading skills through hands-on practice with award-winning, innovative technology. With the program, students receive a log-in and password to access just-right reading level books.
"As board president, I can say I know the board, the entire board appreciates all the hard work that the foundation puts in to choosing these grants and granting them to our children and our students of our district," said Judy Gafa, board president. "I really appreciate all the work you've done."
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Being a child of the '80s, it should really come as no surprise that I grew up watching the magical creations of Jim Henson.
From The Muppets (primarily in the cartoon form of the "Muppet Babies") to the Fraggles who live down at Fraggle Rock, my youthful television years were filled with the creations of the puppeteer.
As an adult, I've found myself revisiting his films from that era, particularly "The Dark Crystal" and "Labyrinth." Watching these films as a grownup, I've found a new respect for Henson (and also wondered what he was smoking).
While both films strike me as a little too scary for smaller kids, I still think it's important to indoctrinate our youth and expose them to what I value as quality entertainment. (I could go on and on about what kids watch today, but that would make me sound old, so I'll spare you.)
Henson fans will have a chance to catch a big-screen showing of "Labyrinth" at Cinebarre on Thursday as part of their Outdoor Film Fest Throwback Thursdays series.
For those who are (sadly) unfamiliar, the film follows Sarah (a young Jennifer Connelly) as she tries to rescue her baby half-brother from Jareth the Goblin King (David Bowie rocking a superior mullet).
While the film was met with mixed critical response and was considered a box office disappointment upon its release in 1986, the film has since gained a strong cult following.
"Labyrinth" starts at dusk at Cinebarre, 963 Houston Northcutt Blvd., in Mount Pleasant. Food and drinks will be available for purchase.
For more, go to Cinebarre.com.
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"Everything is awesome!"
The infectious tune from the surprise hit "The Lego Movie" will be stuck in your head for days after seeing the film. But don't let that deter you if you haven't seen it yet.
With a great mix of humor, heart and visuals, the film follows an eclectic mix of would-be heroes intent on saving the Lego universe from the evil Lord Business and the "Kragle."
Featuring the voice talents of Chris Pratt, Elizabeth Banks, Morgan Freeman, Will Ferrell, Liam Neeson, Will Arnett, Alison Brie and Jonah Hill along with special appearances by the likes of Batman, the Green Lantern, Superman, Abraham Lincoln, Gandalf and Dumbledore, "The Lego Movie" is appropriate and entertaining for all ages.
The movie will show twice over the next week in special outdoor screenings.
The first will be Saturday at Wannamaker County Park in North Charleston as part of the Wannamaker Summer Movie Series. The movie will begin around sunset, approximately 8:15 p.m. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or a blanket. Popcorn and refreshments will be available for purchase at the snack bar; alcohol is not permitted. Socialized dogs on a short leash are welcome. The screening is free with park admission ($1 per person). For more, call 795-4386 or go to charlestoncountyparks.com.
The second showing will be Wednesday. The free outdoor screening will begin at 8:30 p.m. on the Village Green at Freshfields Village. Attendees are encouraged to bring a beach chair or blanket. Freshfields Village is at the crossroads of Kiawah, Seabrook and Johns islands. For more information, go to www.FreshfieldsVillage.com.
Music on the Green
Another event taking place at Freshfields Village, this one of the musical variety, is the annual Music on the Green concert series.
From 6-9 p.m. Friday, enjoy a free performance by the Travis Allison Band, a group that blends electric and acoustic guitars with soulful three-part vocal harmony to create "a live Americana rock 'n' roll show like no other."
Food and beverages will be available for purchase. Attendees are encouraged to bring a beach chair or blanket.
Movies in the Park
Yet another outdoor movie screening on the schedule for this next week is part of a new series put on by the town of Summerville.
Movies in the Park, a free, family-friendly event, will screen "Divergent" at 8:30 p.m. Friday.
Released earlier this year, the film is the first installment in "The Divergent Series," a three-book collection written by Veronica Roth. The story takes place in a dystopian post-apocalyptic version of Chicago that sees its residents split into factions based on virtues. Those who don't fall into just one group are referred to as "Divergent" and are deemed a threat to society.
Starring Shailene Woodley, Theo James and Kate Winslet, the movie will be shown at Gahagan Park, 515 W. Boundary St., in Summerville.
Attendees are encouraged to pack a picnic and bring a blanket and/or chairs. Beer and wine are allowed but glass and pets are not permitted.
Yappy Hour
One of the Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission's most popular events, Yappy Hour is back in action Thursday.
From 4-8 p.m., you and your pup are invited to enjoy an evening of socializing, live music and more at James Island County Park, 871 Riverland Drive.
Held in the off-leash dog park, owners can enjoy live music by the Dreamland Band and sip on adult beverages, which will be available for purchase on-site, while their dogs run around and play.
Admission is free with the $1 gate charge. Outside coolers and alcohol are prohibited and pets must be leashed outside the dog park.
For more info, call 795-4386 or go to www.CharlestonCountyParks.com.
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The CCAC girls' basketball title bout is set.
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No. 1 Harrisburg Christian knocked off Mt. Calvary 51-32, and No. 2 Lancaster County Christian held off Christian School of York 31-25 on Wednesday in CCAC semifinal games.
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* Manheim Township knocked off Lancaster Catholic and Cedar Crest beat Lebanon in L-L League semifinal tilts. So it'll be Blue Streaks vs. Falcons in an all-Section 1 title game, set for Friday — weather permitting — at 7 p.m. at Manheim Township. There will be a new champ; Lancaster Catholic had its two-year reign over the L-L snapped. Blue Streaks are 2-0 vs. Falcons this season.
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Victoria Sweatlock, Elco 10-3-23
Kaitlyn Van Tash, Manheim Twp. 9-4-23
Jalyn Shelton-Burleigh, State College 10-3-23
Alexandra Leslie, Manheim Twp. 8-6-22
Madison Urich, West Perry 8-3-20
Danielle Atkinson, Lancaster Catholic 7-2-18
Madison Rakow, Lebanon 8-0-18
Kyla Irwin, State College 6-5-17
Alyssa Austin, Cedar Crest 7-2-16
Creslyn Van Dyck, Harrisburg Christian 6-1-14
Sydnie Parker, Elco 5-2-12
Brittany Ulrich, Lebanon 2-7-12
Lydia Ewing, Mount Calvary 4-2-11
Gracie Stauffer, West Perry 3-5-11
Caroline Scarff, Lancaster Catholic 4-2-10
Alex Rich, Cedar Crest 4-2-10
C. Storm, Hollidaysburg 5-0-10
Cheyenne Hassler, Elco, 6
Danielle Atkinson, Lancaster Catholic, 2
Madison Rakow, Lebanon, 2
Katie Bechtel, Harrisburg Christian, 1
Lauren Chambers, Lebanon, 1
Emily Colon, Lancaster Catholic, 1
Lydia Ewing, Mount Calvary, 1
Nicole Files, Manheim Twp., 1
Kaitlin Landis, Mount Calvary, 1
Caitlyn Lavenberg, West Perry, 1
Alexis Pelsey, Hollidaysburg, 1
Jamie Relin, Manheim Twp., 1
Abigail Rutt, Mount Calvary, 1
Shaela Shellehamer, Lebanon, 1
Brittany Ulrich, Lebanon, 1
Madison Urich, West Perry, 1
Creslyn Van Dyck, Harrisburg Christian, 1
Kaitlyn Van Tash, Manheim Twp., 1
Nikki Wagner, Cedar Crest, 1
Emmi Wagner, Cedar Crest, 1
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Harrisburg Christian 51, Mount Calvary 32
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Lancaster County Christian 31, Christian School of York 25
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Manheim Twp. 53, Lancaster Catholic 50
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Cedar Crest 47, Lebanon 42
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Pre-order pricing suggests no price cut for the Samsung Galaxy S5
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Amid talk that the recently unveiled Samsung Galaxy S5 might launch at a lower price than the Samsung Galaxy S4 at its launch, U.K. retailer Clove posted its pre-order price for the phone. The 16GB Samsung Galaxy S5 is priced at £499.99 ($838 USD) or £599.99 ($1005 USD) after tax. Amazon Spain is asking €730 ($1009 USD) for the same exact phone...
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1. Lauticol (Posts: 338; Member since: 25 Jun 2011)
Here in Argentina it will be priced like us$1500
22. Tizen007 (Posts: 575; Member since: 07 Jan 2014)
1500?? that is just insane. Samsung is insane. I wonder where their arrogance comes from. Are they actually expecting higher sales than the GS4 with that price? At first I thought the phone was decent due to their lower pricing compared to all the gimmicks they put in but now its just stupid. And yet they will sell millions... They seriously need a lesson.
23. Tizen007 (Posts: 575; Member since: 07 Jan 2014)
If there is a premium, imagine what the price would be like LOL.
36. criticism (Posts: 46; Member since: 12 Sep 2013)
Similar things were said about iPhone 5s, but the sales was unbelievable! I think these companies know how to attract people by mess
58. yudi.nemesis (Posts: 1127; Member since: 14 Mar 2013)
Let me ask you something can i get any other phones with iOS other than the iPhone?
In android world samsung is replaceable thats what happen with HTC.
Slowly but sure there is many people start to "shift" from samsung to other manufacturers just like me from GS2 to Z1 Compact.
59. SamDroid (unregistered)
Thats not Samsung's pricing. Its just early-bird stock being taken advantage of. Later on it will be priced around $750 or maybe even $650
32. Reverence (Posts: 224; Member since: 16 Jul 2012)
samEsung FTW!
42. akki20892 (Posts: 3901; Member since: 04 Feb 2013)
Then you should go for Z2 or next HTC
43. almostdone (Posts: 231; Member since: 25 Sep 2012)
So many noobs... This is PREORDER PRICE. When all the hype and attention is focused on the S5 are you really suprised retailers are trying to rip you off?
Only the dumb will buy at this price.
60. SamDroid (unregistered)
Ikr? People should know this by now
44. techaman (unregistered)
$1500 please tell me no one will pay that, if only all the people got together over there and said no and did not buy any then apple would be forced to drop price. an apple phone is not worth a third of that
45. techaman (unregistered)
and samsung sorry forgot to add them in if apple is worth 500 the gs5 is worth 300 since its no big upgrade.
53. techguymatt (Posts: 18; Member since: 04 Nov 2013)
if you are from overseas & have paypal and dont want to pay $1500 please e-mail me i will buy them outright and charge you less from the us! firstname.lastname@example.com
55. techguymatt (Posts: 18; Member since: 04 Nov 2013)
if you are from overseas & have paypal and dont want to pay $1500 please e-mail me i will buy them outright and charge you less from the us! firstname.lastname@example.com
2. istitch (Posts: 181; Member since: 19 Mar 2013)
well done samsung. you couldnt have done any better!
15. Lampriya (banned) (Posts: 245; Member since: 05 Oct 2013)
No FM radio. ... It s a shame considering Sony htc and LG do offer it for sure. Why samsung why u didn't listen to your customers?
18. JMartin22 (Posts: 1969; Member since: 30 Apr 2013)
Because the majority of the people they surveyed didn't give a damn about an FM radio
24. Lampriya (banned) (Posts: 245; Member since: 05 Oct 2013)
Yes. majority in the states. But international countries esp. in Asia, we still listen to the radio. even nowadays cars still keep it.
39. MrTzr (unregistered)
Well, there are still plenty of people who like to have an FM radio. But luckily you can check if your heart is still working instead...
47. techaman (unregistered)
yeah but you have to stand still not talk and hold your finger on it for 7 sec hell you may aswell hold your breath upps am dead nooooooooo biggest gimmick of all since all the gear and fitbits and other things of the world have heart rate monitor whos gonna pull out there phone for that.
21. HASHTAG (unregistered)
FM radio is going downhill, IMO. So repetitive, though I like some of the talk shows. I can't even remember the last time I listened to music on FM radio. Whenever I drive my car, I just hook up my phone and use my Spotify playlist.
46. techaman (unregistered)
well if you watched the show they listened to the coshuma, hahaha just the wrong ones.
31. Reverence (Posts: 224; Member since: 16 Jul 2012)
well they'll do better especially when they'll introduce some 20 variants of the galaxy s5!
just wait!
3. SAO101789 (Posts: 123; Member since: 10 Feb 2014)
I can buy a macbook with that!!! Not worth it in my opinion.
6. christophersalse (Posts: 99; Member since: 19 Jan 2014)
Not really. The cheapest MacBook Air is £849.
14. imMature (Posts: 87; Member since: 04 Sep 2013)
Macbook Air is around $1000 in my area. lol. I'd just get a gaming rig that could play all AAA game titles!
48. techaman (unregistered)
950 in usa
13. christophersalse (Posts: 99; Member since: 19 Jan 2014)
You can't buy a macbook with that is what I'm saying. MacBooks are still more expensive.
38. SAO101789 (Posts: 123; Member since: 10 Feb 2014)
Not saying macs are less expensive
. All I'm saying for a S4 with a makeover for more than 1000$ it's insane. It's made out of plastic it's led the iphone look like a mid range phone compared to that!!! And yeah macbooks are expensive but they will last you for awhile that's why getting one.
Samsung is effective buy apples selling method:P
51. JerryTime (Posts: 468; Member since: 09 Nov 2013)
Why would anybody want a Macbook?
57. superduper (Posts: 151; Member since: 20 Oct 2013)
Why not! :-)
4. yudi.nemesis (Posts: 1127; Member since: 14 Mar 2013)
"The phone caries IP68 certification and is waterproof"
S5 is IP67 certified.
49. techaman (unregistered)
no its not waterproof its water resistant for only 30 min max in upto 1meter of water basic 3 feet.
5. yudi.nemesis (Posts: 1127; Member since: 14 Mar 2013)
Woow thats very expensive even Z2 with wireless speaker and noise cancelling headset is still cheaper than S5.
8. christophersalse (Posts: 99; Member since: 19 Jan 2014)
That could help sony sell more units. Both phones are awesome in my opinion. I would get both, but I'm not sure if they'll have it on T-mobile seeing as they just got the Z1.
16. yudi.nemesis (Posts: 1127; Member since: 14 Mar 2013)
Yeah i agree with you both phones are awesome just like any other high end phones.
But i think Z2 and next gen Nexus 7 or Nexus 7 (2013) is much more better than Z2 + S5.
17. christophersalse (Posts: 99; Member since: 19 Jan 2014)
I personally prefer phones to tablets. I like switching the SIM card between them when I feel like it.
50. techaman (unregistered)
sony cant sell more because the z1 or z2 is not offered on every carrier in the us just 1
61. g2a5b0e (Posts: 3724; Member since: 08 Jun 2012)
They'll have it. It will just come a few months late like the Z & Z1 did.
7. TechBlue (Posts: 80; Member since: 06 May 2010)
sumsung you are shooting yourself in the foot.. S4 sales didnt do well. this phone is the S4s ...enough with the over priced phones.
41. proto (Posts: 59; Member since: 12 Sep 2012)
s4 did well, in terms of sales, but they expected 2 times bigger sales than s3 does and it didn't happened. S5 will still be hot seller..and there is no point to put lower price.
62. g2a5b0e (Posts: 3724; Member since: 08 Jun 2012)
It was the highest selling Android phone of last year & it sold at a faster rate than the S3. Just because it didn't sell as much as Samsung wanted it to, does not mean it "didn't do well". If it "didn't do well", how would you describe the sales of all other phones?
9. Hammerfest (Posts: 383; Member since: 12 May 2012)
Still not worth that huge pricetag... Samsung, meet Apple, they also charge an absurd amount above the actual value!
10. christophersalse (Posts: 99; Member since: 19 Jan 2014)
I read that the T-mobile and Sprint prices for the S5 were ~$650-$668 so the price increase sounds minor.
11. kanagadeepan (Posts: 922; Member since: 24 Jan 2012)
Later Sammy will need a Band-Aid for this pricing of Band-Aid phone...
12. Nikolas.Oliver (banned) (Posts: 1574; Member since: 01 Jul 2012)
It seems to me that the pricing of smartphones are climbing higher and higher as time flies by
19. zuckerboy (banned) (Posts: 898; Member since: 22 Dec 2011)
I am looking for other big reveals like nokia's 1820 and iphone 6. s5 is disappointment for me
20. ddeath (Posts: 168; Member since: 14 Apr 2012)
All, just skip the S5. I rather get the Note 3 which is priced much lower now.
26. Max_Boost (Posts: 101; Member since: 22 Sep 2012)
I think that's a much better idea as the Note 3 is STILL a formidable phone.
25. StraightEdgeNexus (Posts: 3689; Member since: 14 Feb 2014)
Well that price is certainly heartbeat pounding. Gotta check my heart rate with a dedicated monitor.
27. Max_Boost (Posts: 101; Member since: 22 Sep 2012)
If you think those prices are insane, wait till you see the premium Galaxy F series. (if they bring it out.)
28. mayur007 (Posts: 565; Member since: 10 Apr 2012)
Another egoistic price by dumbest n egoistic samsung...
29. Sondae (Posts: 279; Member since: 02 Jan 2013)
Well its not a wonder that samsung gave it a higher price when ever they have a new phone product in the market. With that price i go to Note3 worth getting for than s5.
30. FoneAddict (Posts: 259; Member since: 05 Jul 2011)
Disgraceful from Samsung. So if uncle Sammy release the if series phone are they going to charge £900 for it!! WTF Sammy!!
33. aditya.k (Posts: 493; Member since: 10 Mar 2013)
I don't see maherk around? Is he lost? LOL!
34. GuidoB (Posts: 15; Member since: 17 Feb 2014)
Pre-order prices may be this high, because the retailers now that the price Samsung has in mind is lower. Therefore they make a lot of money on the pre-orders, and afterwards they can tell that they 'didn't know what price it was supposed to be, because Samsung didn't reveal that until 11th April'.
35. geordie8t1 (unregistered)
Well before you all spit your dummies out, take a breather and remember this is a pre order price, when the galaxy s4 was announced on pre order it was in uk £679, then in the weeks upto it's release it dropped to £650, then £629, this devices is listed at £599. So a realistic price will be either somewhere in the region of £550 and if you wait for a month after it's released then u will prob get one for about £529, so in the uk at least, it will actually be lower then the s4 meaning Samsung kept a lower price point then it's previous gen phone.
The premium device will be the f-series, which I reckon will be closer to £699, QHD screen, 64gb storage, 3gb ram, snapdragon 805 @ 2.65ghz, unibody waterproof design with removable back cover, along with all the stuff the S5 has now in it, I would also like to see a bigger camera sensor, along with shutter speed control and really good low light skills but I doubt they would develop yet another sensor considering isocell is brand new
37. Jazbec (Posts: 30; Member since: 24 Feb 2014)
It's just ... as if Sammy wants to destroy Galaxy class ... In favor of note and the "rumored" F series ... Not this time Sammy, not this time
40. E.S.1 (Posts: 297; Member since: 14 Sep 2013)
LG G2 is still a better phone for less money.
52. techguymatt (Posts: 18; Member since: 04 Nov 2013)
if you are from overseas & have paypal and dont want to pay $1500 please e-mail me i will buy them outright and charge you less from the us! firstname.lastname@example.com


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The Ohio State Bar Association last week announced its Ohio Supreme Court candidate ratings for the November election.
Its Commission on Judicial Candidates ''highly recommended'' justices Yvette McGee Brown, the only Democrat on the seven-person court and Robert R. Cupp.
A ''highly recommended'' rating is given when at least 70 percent of the commission members vote favorably.
''This candidate possesses a high combination of legal knowledge and ability, professional competence, judicial temperament, integrity, diligence, personal responsibility and demonstrated public and community service, and would be capable of outstanding performance,'' as chief justice or justice, states a news release from OSBA.
Receiving marks of ''recommended'' were justice Terrence O'Donnell and William O'Neill, a former judge on 11th District Court of Appeals, which includes Trumbull County.
To receive a ''recommended'' rating, a vote of at least 60 percent is needed. Candidates getting this rating would be able to perform satisfactorily.
O'Neill is challenging Cupp.
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He had to sue 10 county boards of election after it was found he was seven signatures short of the 1,000 he needed, claiming that 13 signatures on his nominating petitions were wrongly rejected. Nothing came of the suit after Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted agreed that at least seven of the signatures in question should have been allowed and directed county elections boards to put O'Neill on the ballot.
Funny, he filed the suit with the supreme court to run for a seat on the supreme court.
Judge Sharon Kennedy, a domestic relations judge in Butler County, who is challenging Brown, received a ''not recommended'' rating from the commission.
A ''not recommended'' rating indicates the candidate's qualifications are not suited to be supreme court justice.
The Trumbull County Bar Association doesn't rate supreme court candidates, according to bar association president Jason Earnhart, but it does something similar for judicial candidates in Trumbull County.
They do a preference poll for those races, said Earnhart, adding he's suggested the local bar move to a format similar to the state bar's ratings.
Patty Gerin, bar association executive director, said candidates in two person races to get the ''preferred'' status must receive 66 2/3 percent of all votes cast. In races with more than two people, she said, the level is 50 percent.
Results of the poll - ballots are out now to members who are current on their dues - will be counted on June 26.
The poll only is done in contested races.
This year there are two: Democrat Judge Mary Jane Trapp is being challenged by Republican Colleen Mary O'Toole, former appeals court judge, for a seat on the 11th District Court Appeals and Republican Judge Richard James is being opposed by Sandra Stabile Harwood, a Democrat, for Family Court judge.


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By Kevin Grandia • Thursday, December 21, 2006 - 10:46
The Skiing is great out here
After more than 40 years of skiing, I have come to realize that the North American East and the West can have very different conditions. I am sorry that this is one of the seasons when the East is suffering with bad snow. I used to live in the East and I've skied in Ontario, Quebec, and every eastern US state from North Carolina to Maine. I remember many poor eastern ski seasons over the past 40 years.
The conditions are great out West. From SkiReport.com this morning:
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Breckinridge 55 - 65 in
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I hear you
Thanks for the snow report. There's also no snow in the Alps this year.
I actually have the pleasure of having a cabin on ski mountain and while there is a lot of snow this winter, which I will be speeding down in a matter of days, we had our first water shortage ever recorded at the mountain this summer.
Actually, more to the point, there was no water. Never happened before and the mounatin has been in operation since the 1960's. WIll be interesting to see how the lack of snow in the Alps this winter translates into water shortages in the spring/summer.
In the meantime Brooks, enjoy the snow and thanks for all of your input on our site.
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- Holiday farm hazards can be real spoilers of a good season
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Contrary to the images of peaceful surroundings, the farm or ranch can be a dangerous place, especially for visiting friends and family that may not understand the potential hazards.
Other holiday hazards
But it's not just getting to the farm that offers peril for holiday travelers and visitors. Children playing around electrical equipment, even holiday lights and displays can be dangerous. And oftentimes wells and even livestock ponds or irrigation trenches can present a hazard, especially for younger visitors.
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While the holidays are traditionally a time for good will and family fun, the potential for accidents and holiday-related tragedy runs high this time of year and can quickly spoil what would have otherwise been a pleasant and memorable holiday visit.. Safety experts advise to plan for a safe journey and warn that travelers should make safety a priority, especially during the holiday season.
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text: 12 Penguins Games We're Looking Forward To Posted by Rick on Aug 31, 2009 20:30 ShareTweet [Photo by KelcyLyn from our parade Flickr group] We're at the point in our hockey withdrawal where an exhibition game between Atlanta and Phoenix would excite us. Then we look at the Penguins schedule and realize that there are going to be much, much better games played this season. The last time we saw the Pittsburgh Penguins on the ice they were holding the greatest trophy in sports above their heads. The Summer of Wooooo that followed was one of the greatest celebrations of our collective lives. But that summer is coming to an end and it's almost time to drop the puck once again. The Penguins are holding an open prospect camp on Sunday. Training camp won't be far behind. Then comes the preseason and finally the regular season. It's definitely going to be an exciting year. We've put together a list of the 12 regular season games that we're looking forward to the most. Your list will probably be different. Post it in Cblog. Friday Oct 2nd, 2009 — 7:30 PM @ In the final home opener in Mellon Arena history, the Pittsburgh Penguins will send their third Stanley Cup Championship banner into the rafters. The last time the Rangers were in Mellon Arena, Mr. Kennedy faced off against Mr. Sloppy Seconds: Thursday Oct 8th, 2009 — 7:00 PM @ It's the first Penguins/Flyers match-up of the year. The new look Flyers, complete with Chris Pronger and Ray Emery, will no doubt be targeting Sidney Crosby. Since the moment Pronger became a Flyer their fans have been talking about how he is going to take Bing out. The Wachovia Center's organist will be in fine form and "Crosby Sucks" chants will rain down from the crowd. The last time the Pens were in Philadelphia they managed to silence those fans. Crosby Sucks. Friday October 30th, 2009 — 7:00 PM @ Columbus is becoming another "home away from home" for the Penguins. The last time these two played, it was a pretty exciting game. Thursday November 5th, 2009 — 10:30 PM @ Rob Scuderi's only game against the Penguins. We still owe Scuds for saving game six. We also still hate Pierre McGuire for telling us to "watch four in black" put his hand on the puck when Scuds was smart enough to avoid doing exactly that. Monday November 16th, 2009 — 7:30 PM @ Ryan Whitney's first game back in Mellon Arena since being traded last season. The Penguins also play the Ducks on November 3rd in Anaheim, but we're going with the home game because we want to see how Ryan will be welcomed back. Saturday December 5th, 2009 — 7:30 PM @ The game in Chicago last season was a great one. The Blackhawks are a young, fast, dynamic team. Jonathan Toews is a great player to watch. So is Patrick Kane, unless you owe him some change. Rumor has it they've signed some Marian guy, but we have no idea who that is. Apparently he played in the Final last season, but we didn't see him. Tuesday December 15th, 2009 — 7:00 PM @ The Flyers first game of the season in Mellon Arena. You're bound to run into a few Flyers fans there. Thursday January 21st, 2010 — 7:30 PM @ Alexander Ovechkin and the Capitals play their first game of the year against the Pens. We're still waiting for a Malkin/Ovechkin fight. Sunday January 31st, 2010 — 3:00 PM @ A rematch of the Stanley Cup Final. We're expecting to see Sidney Crosby shake hands with every member of the Red Wings organization. Without Hossa, who will the fans boo? Our choice is Draper. Sunday February 7th, 2010 — 3:00 PM @ The Penguins first visit to the bells, whistles and monster trucks of the Verizon Center. Maybe the Capitals will show up this time. Monday March 22nd, 2010 — 3:00 PM @ The last time the Penguins were in Joe Louis Arena, they walked out with some lovely souvenirs. Thursday April 8th, 2010 — 7:30 PM @ The last regular season game in Mellon Arena history. As small, outdated and shabby as it is, it will be sad to see the Igloo go. It's the only home the Penguins have ever known and many great memories were made there. Drop the puck. Go Pens. ShareTweetPenguins Tickets About Rick View all posts by Rick →


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We have a computer that is setup to connect to a preferred wireless network when in range; the computer connects at first and in a short time it drops the preferred network connection and connects to a generic (Linksys) wireless network. The preferred wireless network has WEP security set and the Linksys wireless network is unsecured. The preferred network has an excellent connection and the Linksys wireless network has a low connection. The computer had been connecting to the preferred wireless network with no problems for a few weeks and it just began to connect to the Linksys network recently. There has been no configuration changes pertaining to the network connections on the computer. Does anyone have any insight why the computer would be dropping the preferred wireless network and connecting to a less desirable wireless network?
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The Devil's Advocate series began in early 2007 when I thought it would be fun to take the opposite side of common personal finance advice. I would play Devil's Advocate for what society considers "bad financial behavior." Why you shouldn't take your employer's 401k match, why you shouldn't have an emergency fund, or why you shouldn't save for retirement. They won't be humorous or sarcastic, they'll be legitimate posts where I argue the other side, the side that never gets much exposure in the personal finance blogosphere (or mainstream media).
Why play the Devil's Advocate?
When everyone recommends one thing (and we all recommend things like 'get that 401(k) company match'), it's too easy to just do it without considering the other side. With a lot of personal finance issues, the other side really doesn't have much weight (at least not enough to make the decision at least marginally difficult) and so you don't hear about it. These Devil's Advocate posts will fill that void.
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Teaching Professional Responsibility and Ethics
Ronald D. Rotunda
Chapman University, The Dale E. Fowler School of Law
St. Louis University Law Journal, Vol. 51, No. 4, pp. 1223-1233, Summer 2007
George Mason Law & Economics Research Paper No. 07-26
This article discusses the development of teaching legal ethics in light of the changes in the ethics rules over the years. The thesis is that many ethics rules reflect the needs of a cartel (the legal profession) to protect itself, rather than the need to protect the clients of lawyers. The author uses stories and examples to illustrate this thesis.
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Hawks want to trade Bulin
Started by redwings1914, Nov 06 2005 03:16 PM
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Posted 10 December 2005 - 09:39 PM
|QUOTE (youssp9 @ December 10, 2005 - 08:00PM)
Yea, I just made it up. But I could see that trade happening, but it wont.
I'm dating Charlize Theron too...
Posted 11 December 2005 - 10:58 AM
|QUOTE (fightfan24 @ November 9, 2005 - 02:25PM)
|Eric Goddard is the Isles most popular player with many fans buying his jersey -- they'd be stupid to get rid of him.
Wow. I must be missing something.....
Godard plays roughly 2:00 - 3:00 per game, and most Isles fans find him to be a waste of a roster space.
The only thing he's good for is fighting.....
And he hasn't exactly shown much proficiency in that area at the NHL Level, either.
Looking at your handle, I can understand why you'd hold Godsy in high esteem.
The vast majority of Isles fans, however, don't share your opinion of him.
Neither, apparently, does Steve Stirling.
In the 4 Games since Kevin Colley, (5'11", 185lbs.), has been called up from Bridgeport, he's had at least one fight in each of the four games, AND he's logged more ice time than Eric has.
You'd be pretty hard pressed to find a Godard jersey in the crowd at NVMC, unless it was worn by a Sound Tigers fan.
He WAS a fan favorite in Bridgeport.
Posted 15 December 2005 - 12:44 AM
There is no way that the Hawks can trade Bulin even if they wanted to. Like I said, to big of a contract for to many years. It's their own fault for being stupid.
Posted 17 December 2005 - 08:11 PM
This rumour is stupid considering that the Wings tried for Khabby while he was a Free Agent. Why would things be different now? Sure, he'd be a great asset to the team, but I'm sure the Hawks would want Legace in return. I'm totally against it, and I think Holland would be too.
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A Mariota Takeover: Oregon Has Title Look
For a moment, stop staring at the Transformers uniforms, the straight-from-the-Nike-lab shoes and the carbon-fiber helmets that really shouldn't be called the ``Sonic Boom'' line amid football's concussion crisis. Instead, when watching an Oregon game, focus on the quarterback.
His name is Marcus Mariota (pronunciation: Mar-ee-oh-TAH). He is still a babe, 19. As a dual-threat dynamo created by Chip Kelly and fine-tuned by Mark Helfrich, he has accounted for 25 touchdowns and committed zero turnovers this season. And without a single Tweet, Instagram photo, NCAA investigation, meeting with Drake, shoutout to LeBron or Vegas wager laid down by Floyd Mayweather, Mariota has become more central to the developing college football drama than Johnny Manziel or any other player.
If Johnny Football is an expert in self-promotion, Mariota is a relative bore. I don't care. His performances are blowing away the Manziel mash. ``We had to go out there and do our thing, just go out there and execute," Mariota said after Oregon's 45-24 dismantling of No. 16 Washington, per USA Today. ``I just told our guys, `Relax, we'll be fine. Take it one play at a time and we'll be successful.' ''
That he has become the favorite to win the Heisman Trophy is only part of the trove. On the night of Jan. 6 in Pasadena, in the final installment of a Bowl Championship Series that has become a pox on sporting Americana, Mariota could pull the trigger that ends Nick Saban's dynasty. It isn't too soon to ponder such an epic collision, in that Oregon and Alabama are the two constants in a season now wobbling with upsets and uncertainty in other precincts. Stanford, the one Pac-12 power that seemingly could puncture the Oregon turbojets in early November, was upended by Utah. Florida State could beat Clemson this weekend, or vice versa, but despite the advancements of the Atlantic Coast Conference, neither will have the resume to trump perfect regular seasons by Oregon and Alabama in the BCS rankings. Urban Meyer could run the table and win the Big 10 title game -- giving him a 25-0 record in his first two Ohio State seasons -- and still miss out on a national-title shot because he's in a weak league.
Do not give yourself a migraine figuring all this out. If the Ducks and Crimson Tide win out, they'll play for the championship. Much as some people are tired of Alabama and Saban, it is precisely the matchup we'd want: the futuristic, high-tech, super-octane blur vs. the old-man football shop that, somehow, still works in 2013. The uniforms alone -- Alabama is wearing the same scheme, with numbers on helmets, from the Bear Bryant era -- make it special. For it to happen, Saban has only two serious tests to survive: an LSU passing arsenal that could cause trouble for his vulnerable secondary, though you can be sure HaHa Clinton-Dix's suspension will be lifted by that Nov. 9 home game; and an Southeastern Conference title game that, lookie here, could involve the Missouri Tigers, who not only found their way to Athens from Columbia but beat injury-ravaged Georgia, making them shocking frontrunners to win the SEC East and play Alabama in Atlanta in early December. OK, I'll also mention that the Auburn game is on the road, but though his team is far from perfect -- secondary issues, a work-in-progress offensive line, under performances by key players who aren't named AJ McCarron and C.J. Mosley -- Saban is coaching them up in weekly increments.
``We need to improve and try to dominate the competition, and I think we did that tonight," Saban said after a rout of Kentucky. ``But I also think we made a lot of mistakes. We turned the ball over a couple of times, dropped some passes. If you want to be the best, you can't be satisfied with that, so there are some things we definitely need to improve on."
And he will. But if this isn't the best of Saban's teams in Tuscaloosa, Mariota certainly is the best quarterback of Oregon's spread-offense era. Finally required to play in the fourth quarter after a series of earlier blowouts, he threw for 366 yards and three touchdowns and ran for 88 yards and another score, foiling thoughts of a road upset in Washington's renovated waterside palace. He has been better than Manziel because he doesn't commit turnovers; in Texas A&M's loss to Alabama last month, Johnny Football threw two critical interceptions, including a dagger Pick-6 after intermission. Mariota hasn't turned the ball over in six games.
``He was awesome,'' said Helfrich, who hasn't missed a beat as head coach after Kelly fled to the Philadelphia Eagles. ``He played really smart and very productive. A bunch of guys made a bunch of plays for him, too.''
And just wait until De'Anthony Thomas, merely a decoy at the moment while recovering from an ankle sprain, revs up at full speed. Without him, the Ducks still amassed 631 yards and a 7.8 yards per touch against a defense that had been ranked No. 3 nationally and was allowing only 3.9 yards a play. ``We're just trying to beat ourselves, day after day. We always say, `It's you vs. yesterday,' " said Helfrich, per USA Today, meaning the Ducks approach each week striving to top their previous performances. That's how potent they are, with or without Kelly. Sure, tough tests await against UCLA, Stanford, Utah in successive weeks, then against Oregon State and quarterback Sean Mannion, then in the Pac-12 title game. My guess is, no one is beating the Ducks and their buzzworthy quarterback.
``We just unfortunately had a hard time containing Marcus Mariota," Washington coach Steve Sarkisian said. ``He threw the ball extremely well and when we covered him, he ran. We tried to catch him. We tried to spot him. We tried to blitz him. We tried to contain him.
``I don't have a Heisman vote, but I'd be hard-pressed to say we'll see a better quarterback this year. That guy is special. I don't know when he is planning on going to the NFL, but when he does, I think he'll be a top five draft pick."
Johnny Football is old, stale news. Marcus Mariota may not be too cool for school or even trending on Twitter, but this is his season, his time. He creates his own Sonic Boom, every Saturday, in his Sonic Boom helmet.


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From space-saving designs to the latest in sophisticated style, our design tips are made with you and your dream bathroom in mind.
Your Future: The Digital Home
The digital movement in the home began with now commonplace items like the garage door opener and the TV remote control. Now, digital technologies provide consumers with more convenient, user-friendly options for everything from the home security system to the shower. But the key to earning consumer interest is creating a product which provides a true benefit; and isn't overwhelming to use.
According to research from Iconoculture, a leading cultural trend research firm, "Consumers are looking for enhanced convenience in the home, and they'll roll out the welcome mat for a product that can truly create a more streamlined experience. We've seen a number of tech-torqued products that are supposed to make life easier, but end up only bewildering and frustrating the user (how is life simplified by a mind-boggling 200-button remote?). To be user-friendly for geeks and non-geeks alike, techno-enhanced products should deliver on intuitiveness and simplicity."
Wondering what easy-to-use, tech-torqued products and services you can add today, that may become standard amenities in the future?
- The International Electrotechnical Commission is advancing efforts to enable home appliances and health and fitness equipment to "talk" to AV equipment and PCs. In the not-so-distant future, the TV may tell you when the laundry is done. The standard is already being put to use in Japan, where Toshiba's Femininity appliances, including refrigerators and washing machines, are linked to the Internet and controlled through a TV, computer or mobile phone.
- ListPro (www.iliumsoft.com) keeps track of shopping lists on a computer and/or PDA. It allows users to add items as needed and cross them off when acquired, as well as archive past lists.
- The ioDIGITAL™ system from Moen (moen.com/iodigital) easily brings technology into the bathroom by letting you dial in and maintain both temperature and flow for your shower or bath with electronic precision, and it's as simple to program as setting your car radio presets. An optional remote control even allows you to activate your ideal shower or bath from up to 30 feet away – or while still in bed.
- Computers are creeping into every corner of the home, and the iRiver Wave Home (http://iriverinc.com) combines digital, internet-based phone service, video conferencing, media streaming, Web surfing, alarms and calendars, making it a great all-in-one communications and multimedia hub for the home.
- Get rid of that old file cabinet and send off paid bills, receipts and anything else you want to keep into a prepaid envelope and mail to Pixily.com. Within a few days, all of the documents will appear on your online account for easy access, organization and emailing.
The ways rooms are utilized are also changing, thanks to the growing presence of technology in the home.
- One-quarter of all U.S. households have at least one HDTV, with more than 5.5 million households recently making the purchase this past holiday season, according to Frank N. Magid Associates, a research-based strategic consulting firm
- According to the Internet Home Alliance Digital Kitchen Study, 33 percent of homeowners watch TV in the kitchen, with 43 percent of homeowners wanting to watch TV in their ideal kitchen
- Twenty-nine percent of homeowners and 43 percent of those remodeling their homes want to surf the Web while in the kitchen, as reported in the Internet Home Alliance Digital Kitchen Study
- By 2013, gaming consoles will be the focal point of many digital homes, as the industry is expected to be a $68 billion business by 2012
- There were more than 87 million wireless networks in homes in 2007
- According to an In-Stat market study, by 2012, shipments of consumer electronic devices with Wi-Fi are expected to reach more than 938 million


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Britax and Aveeno Issue RecallsMolly Thornberg
Gotta love it when your infant car seat and your baby's lotion is recalled! That's what I learned today.
Britax, one of the top makers of car seats and strollers has issued a recall on its Chaperone infant car seat. The recall includes Chaperone infant car seats with model number E9L692J, E9L692K, E9L692L, and E9L692M manufactured between September 1, 2010 and April 30, 2011. The voluntary recall is due to the harness adjuster possibly detaching from the shell.
Johnson and Johnson have recalled thousands of tubes of Aveeno baby calming comfort lotion due to a sample containing too much bacteria. Around 2,200 bottles of the lotion – with lot number 0161LK – have now been recalled from shops across Southern states. The product was sold across Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee and Texas, the company said.
- Learn more about Britax's recall of the Chaperone infant car seat.
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Habitability in nuclear-powered submarines during prolonged submergence, and the provision of an acceptable space cabin atmosphere pose considerable problems for environmental medicine. Until recently, the ranges of human adaptation to gaseous components were not defined, interaction of environmental stressors had not been investigated, and the threshold limit values for continuous exposure to toxic trace substances had not been reevaluated.
The September Archives of Environmental Health1 reviews environmental physiology as it relates to submarines and spacecraft. An experiment in which 21 subjects were exposed to 1.5% CO2 for 42 days established the tolerance limits to chronic CO2 exposure. The results showed no significant changes in performance or in basic physiological parameters such as body weight, temperature, and pulse rate. However, slow adaptive changes were observed in respiration, acid-base balance, and calcium phosphorus metabolism. It took 23 days for the subjects to acclimatize to 1.5% CO2 and about
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THE COY way of describing Gary Duggan's intricately constructed new play for the Abbey is as a tangle of connections; from loose strands between perfect strangers to more intimate relationships with ties that bind. The more sensational way to describe it, which will make sense to anyone who's Googled the title (then nervously cleared their browser history), is that it is inspired by the art of Japanese bondage.
It says something about the emotional sensitivities of Duggan and his director Tom Creed that while Shibari makes room for both a sauna and a celebrity sextape, its most erotic scenes by far involve a ballroom-dancing class and a sensuous display of flower arranging.
With more shades of Arthur Schnitzler's La Ronde than Grey, and filmmaker PT Anderson's criss-crossing city narratives, Duggan uses sex as a metaphor, mapping out cosmopolitan Dublin through a succession of apparently random collisions. A black English film star hits on a Romanian bookstore employee; a Dublin entertainment journalist buys Valentine's Day flowers for his girlfriend from a widowed Japanese florist; a woman recovering from her husband's suicide and gradually returns to social life while her sister explodes in reckless behaviour.
Without skimping on character detail, Duggan turns those lives into the warp and weft of his drama, prompting further reflections from director Tom Creed's production on the new fabric of contemporary cities. Frank Conway's set, saturated in red and literally turning the traditional kitchen upside down, recognises deeper roots beneath urban facades and flashy professions, while Eimear Ni Mhaoldomhnaigh's costumes, in Benetton-bright hues, turn a full 360 degrees through the colour wheel as the play itself comes full circle.
There is a tragicomedy in such relationships in casual racism or unexpected confidences – most amusingly when Ian Lloyd Anderson's hack pours out his heart to Michael Yare's film star during an interview – while families and lovers become sealed off and separate. "I restrain you," Alicja Ayres' beautifully played Ioana tells Lloyd Anderson, without labouring the theme, "I have you tied up in knots."
Duggan isn't always so subtle. Constrained by the brisk episodic form, he sometimes struggles to keep exposition light (bringing up suicide or venereal disease in casual conversation can be a challenge) and his weakness for a well-crafted exit line can teeter towards melodrama.
Dennis Clohessy's ambient electronic music is a pleasure, but it covers a number of pace-sapping scene transitions that could still be more sharply executed.
One late exchange, which Creed handles seriously and delicately, seems to hint at another consequence of Duggan's own artful approach, when Ioana claims she is the opposite of claustrophobic. "Claustrophilic?" offers Orion Lee's excellent, sympathetic Hideo. That encapsulates the play, which is engaging, detailed and fiendishly clever but finally ties up everything too neatly. Shibari enthusiasts will disagree, but it can be rewarding to leave some loose ends.
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Scratch the name of Dan Marino from the concussion lawsuit filed against the NFL last week. A day after the Los Angeles Times reported the former Dolphins quarterback was among 15 former NFL players suing the league over the lingering effects of head injuries, Marino has withdrawn.
The Pro Football Hall of Famer says he inadvertently became a plaintiff and doesn't suffer any effects from head injuries.
"Within the last year I authorized a claim to be filed on my behalf, just in case I needed future medical coverage to protect me and my family in the event I later suffered from the effects of head trauma," Marino said in a statement Tuesday. "I did not realize I would be automatically listed as a plaintiff. ... I have made the decision it is not necessary for me to be part of any claims or this lawsuit, and therefore I am withdrawing as a plaintiff."
For the 14 players who are still part of the suit, they are claiming the NFL deceived them about the health consequences of suffering brain injuries on the field.
The 52-year-old Marino retired from the NFL nearly 15 years ago, with his last season in 1999. There was the thought Marino's presence in the lawsuit would give it more punch in the court of public opinion. Instead, Marino, a visible former superstar with a variety of business interests, television and otherwise, is choosing not to be tied with the suit.
Was told Marino had been client of plaintiffs' firm "7-8 months". Firm just filed for clients who signed contracts but had not filed.
— Andrew Brandt (@adbrandt) June 3, 2014
Whether he is suing or not, Marino is swept into the overall settlement, as are all retired players. Can collect as plaintiff or not.
— Andrew Brandt (@adbrandt) June 3, 2014
Marino spent his entire 17-year career with the Miami Dolphins and retired as the most prolific passer in NFL history.
He worked as an analyst for CBS from 2002 to 2013 but wasn't retained for this season. He has had recent discussions with the Dolphins about a role in their front office, and a lawsuit might have complicated such a hiring.
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