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|Paolo Carozza joined the Notre Dame Law School faculty in 1996. His expertise is in the areas of comparative constitutional law, human rights, law and development, and international law. He is the Director of the Kellogg Institute for International Studies, an interdisciplinary, university-wide institute focusing primarily on the themes of democracy and human development. In the Law School, he was the Director of the Center for Civil and Human Rights from 2011 through 2013 and directed its J.S.D. program in international human rights law from 2006-2016. At Notre Dame, he is also a fellow of the Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies, the Nanovic Institute for European Studies, the Liu Institute for Asia and Asian Studies, and the Institute for Educational Initiatives. From 2006 to 2010 Carozza was a member of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (the principal international body responsible for the promotion and protection of human rights in the Wedstern Hemisphere), and served as its President in 2008-09. In 2009 he received the Order of Merit of Bernardo O'Higgins, the Republic of Chile's highest state honor awarded to foreign citizens, in recognition of his service to the Inter-American human rights system. Carozza has served the Holy See in various capacities and was appointed by Pope Francis in 2016 to be a member of the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences. He has been a visiting professor at various universities in the United States, Europe, and Latin America, including as the John Harvey Gregory Lecturer on World Organization at Harvard Law School. Carozza holds an AB from Harvard University and a JD from Harvard Law School, and was a postgraduate Ford Foundation Fellow in Public International Law at Harvard Law School. After law school, he served as a judicial clerk for the Supreme Court of the Federated States of Micronesia and worked as an associate at the Washington, D.C., law firm of Arnold & Porter. Watch the Notre Dame Fighting for Human Rights video featuring Carozza.
|LAW70401, International Law LAW70405, Comparative Legal Traditions LAW70417, Foundations of International Human Rights Law LAW70816, Jurisprudence LAW 73421, Regional Human Rights Protection LAW83429, Legal Scholarship Seminar LAW88703, JSD Dissertation
|Professor Carozza's research and writing, covers areas in human rights, comparative constitutional law, European and Latin American legal systems, and public international law, and it has focused in particular on foundational principles of human rights, such has human dignity, democracy, solidarity, and subsidiarity. His work has been published in four languages in the United States, Europe, and Latin America. His current research revolves around the relationships between law, human rights, education, and integral human development. The following are selected recent or representative works. A complete bibliography is available on Professor Carozza's CV. Books Italian Constitutional Justice In Global Context (Oxford University Press, 2016) (with Vittoria Barsotti, Marta Cartabia, and Andrea Simoncini) Comparative Legal Traditions: Text, Materials And Cases On Western Law (West Academic Publishing, 4th ed., 2014) (with Mary Ann Glendon and Colin B. Picker) Regional Protection of Human Rights (Oxford University Press, 2nd ed., 2013) (with Dinah Shelton) Esperienza Elementare e Diritto (Guerini e Associati, 2011) (with Marta Cartabia, Andrea Simoncini, and Lorenza Violini) Articles and Book Chapters "The Problematic Applicability of Subsidiarity to International Law," 61 American Journal of Jurisprudence 51 (2016) "The Anglo-Latin Divide and the Future of the Inter-American System of Human Rights," Notre Dame Journal of International and Comparative Law 5:1, Article 6 (2015), available at: "http://scholarship.law.nd.edu/ndjicl/vol5/iss1/6" "On Solidarity in International Law," a study commissioned by the Caritas in Veritate Foundation, available at "http://www.fciv.org/downloads/Carozza%20Crema.pdf"(2014) (with Luigi Crema) "The Right and the Good, and the Place of Freedom of Religion in Human Rights," 40 Communio International Catholic Review, 456 (Summer-Fall 2013) "Human Rights, Human Dignity, and Human Experience," in Understanding Human Dignity 615 (Christopher McCrudden ed., Proceedings of the British Academy, 2013) "Human Dignity," in Oxford Handbook of International Human Rights Law 345 (Dinah Shelton ed., Oxford University Press, 2013) "The Catholic Church, Human Rights and Democracy: Convergence and Conflict With the Modern State," 15 Logos: A Journal of Catholic Thought and Culture 4:3 (2012) (with Daniel Philpott) "Esboços históricos de uma tradição latino-americana da ideia de direitos humanos," in A Realização e a Proteção Internacional dos Direitos Humanos Fundamentais—Desafios do Século XXI (Narciso Leandro Xavier Baez and Douglass Cassel eds., Editora Unoesc, 2011) "Human Dignity in Constitutional Adjudication," in Research Handbook in Comparative Law (Tom Ginsburg and Rosalind Dixon eds., Edward Elgar, 2011) "I diritti umani, l'«arte» della democrazia e il «gusto per la libertà locale»," in La Sostenibilità Della Democrazia Nel XXI Secolo (Marta Cartabia and Andrea Simoncini eds., Il Mulino, 2009) "Il traffico dei diritti umani nell'età postmoderna," in Il Traffico Dei Diritti Insaziabili (Luca Antonini ed., Rubbettino Editore, 2007) "La perspectiva histórica del aporte latinoamericano al concepto de los derechos económicos, sociales y culturales," in Derechos Económicos, Sociales y Culturales en America Latina: Del Inventivo a la Herramienta (Alicia Ely Yamin ed., Centro Internacional de Investigaciones para el Desarrollo, 2006) "The Universal Common Good and the Authority of International Law," 9 Logos: A Journal of Catholic Thought and Culture 1:28 (2006) "From Conquest to Constitutions: Retrieving a Latin American Tradition of the Idea of Human Rights," 25 Human Rights Quarterly 281 (2003) ""My Friend is a Stranger": The Death Penalty and the Global Ius Commune of Human Rights," 81 Texas Law Review 1031 (2003) "Subsidiarity as a Structural Principle of International Human Rights Law," 97 American Journal of International Law 38 (2003)
|Professor of Law Concurrent Professor of Political Science Director, Helen Kellogg Institute for International Studies
|Leslie Berg
|3157 Eck Hall of Law
|Patricia L. Bellia teaches and researches in the areas of constitutional law, administrative law, cyberlaw, electronic surveillance law, and copyright law. She is co-author of a leading cyberlaw casebook and has published several articles on internet law (particularly surveillance and privacy issues) and separation of powers. Professor Bellia joined the Notre Dame faculty in 2000 and has also served as a visiting professor at the University of Virginia Law School (2007). Professor Bellia earned her A.B. summa cum laude from Harvard University in 1991, where she was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Before attending the Yale Law School, she worked at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, serving as an editor for Foreign Policy magazine and co-authoring a book on self-determination movements. At Yale, she served as editor-in-chief of the Yale Law Journal, executive editor of the Yale Journal of International Law, and student director of the Immigration Legal Services clinic. Upon graduation in 1995, she clerked for Judge José A. Cabranes of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit and Associate Justice Sandra Day O'Connor of the Supreme Court of the United States. Following her clerkships, Professor Bellia worked for three years as an attorney-adviser in the Office of Legal Counsel of the United States Department of Justice. Since 2009, Professor Bellia has served as the chair of the University's Faculty Board on Athletics (FBA), the principal advisory group to the President on educational issues related to intercollegiate athletics. The committee monitors data on the admission of student-athletes and their academic performance, progress toward degrees, and graduation rates. It also assesses the effectiveness of institutional support for student-athletes. In addition to chairing the FBA, Professor Bellia serves as Notre Dame's faculty athletics representative to the National Collegiate Athletic Association.
|LAW70315, Administrative Law LAW60307, Constitutional Law LAW70135, Cyberlaw LAW70323, Copyright and the Constitution
|Scholarly Articles and Chapters WikiLeaks and the Institutional Framework for National Security Disclosures, 121 YALE L.J. 1448 (2012). Designing Surveillance Law, 43 ARIZ. ST. L.J. 293 (2011) (contribution to symposium honoring Sandra Day OâConnor). Federalization in Information Privacy Law, 118 Yale L.J. 868 (2009). The Story of the Steel Seizure Case, in Presidential Power Stories 233-285 (Curtis Bradley & Christopher Schroeder eds., Foundation Press 2008). Fourth Amendment Protection for Stored E-Mail, 2008 U. Chi. Legal F. 121 (with Susan Freiwald). The Memory Gap in Surveillance Law, 75 U. Chi. L. Rev. 137 (2008). The 'Lone Wolf' Amendment and the Future of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Law, 50 Vill. L. Rev. 425 (2005). Spyware and the Limits of Surveillance Law, 20 Berkeley Tech. L.J.1283-1344 (2005). Defending Cyberproperty, 79 N.Y.U. L. Rev. 2164 (2004). Surveillance Law through Cyberlaw's Lens, 72 Geo. Wash. L. Rev. 1375 (2004). Executive Power in Youngstown's Shadows, 19 Const. Comm. 87 (2002). Chasing Bits Across Borders, 2001 U. Chi. Legal F. 35. Works in Progress PCAOB and the Persistence of the Removal Puzzle, 80 GEORGE WASHINGTON LAW REVIEW __ (forthcoming 2012) Books and Book Segments Cyberlaw: Problems of Policy and Jurisprudence in the Information Age (West Group, 4th ed. 2011) Teacher's Manual (3d ed. 2007) (with Paul Schiff Berman, Brett M. Frischmann and David G. Post) The Law of Electronic Surveillance (West Group, 2002) (with semi-annual Supplements) (with Judge James G. Carr) Self-Determination in the New World Order (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1992) (with Morton H. Halperin and David J. Scheffer) Other Articles The Fourth Amendment Status of Stored E-Mail: The Law Professors' Brief in Warshak v. United States, 41 U.S.F. L. Rev. (2007) (with Susan Freiwald) The Fourth Amendment and Emerging Communications Technologies, 4 Security & Privacy 20-28 (May-June 2006). Legal Briefs Brief for Amici Curiae Professors of Electronic Privacy Law and Internet Law Opposing the Petition of the United States for Rehearing En Banc, Warshak v. United States, No. 06-4092 (6th Cir. tendered Sep. 6, 2007) (with Susan Freiwald) Brief on Rehearing En Banc for Senator Patrick J. Leahy as Amicus Curiae Supporting the United States and Favoring Reversal, United States v. Councilman, No. 03-1383 (1st Cir. filed Nov. 12, 2004) (with Professor Peter P. Swire, Moritz College of Law, Ohio State University) Brief for Professors of Electronic Privacy Law and Internet Law as Amici Curiae Supporting the Appellee and Urging Affirmance, United States v. Warshak, No. 06-4092 (6th Cir. filed Nov. 22, 2006) (with Professor Susan Freiwald, University of San Francisco School of Law)
|Professor Patricia Bellia wins Honorary Monogram at Notre Dame Football Awards Show - December 14, 2011 Prof. Bellia brings practical experience to new role - September 18, 2009 Prof. Patricia Bellia appointed chair of Faculty Board on Athletics - July 09, 2009 Provost announces faculty promotions, new Web site - May 21, 2008
|William J. and Dorothy K. O'Neill Professor of Law
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|Ms. Cavanaugh joined the Notre Dame Law School Admissions staff as the Alumni Volunteer Coordinator in January, 2006. Over 250 Law School Alumni from across the country generously donate their time to attend law days and forums, to sponsor Fall information sessions for prospective applicants, to host Spring luncheons for admitted applicants, and to do general outreach. She coordinates the participation of the alumni in these recruiting events throughout the academic year.
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|McLaughlin, '90, joined the Career Development Office in 2015. A New York native who practiced in New York City, she now calls South Bend home. In 2011, she initiated her career at Notre Dame in the marketing and communications department of Annual Giving and began her work with the Law School in May of 2013 directing the Law School Annual Fund and the Order of St. Thomas More. McLaughlin has a bachelor of arts in Spanish and political science from Wellesley College and a J.D. from Notre Dame. Prior to joining the staff at Notre Dame, she taught Spanish at multiple institutions of Catholic education.
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|Patricia A. O'Hara joined the faculty of the Law School in 1981, received tenure in 1987 and became a full professor in 1990. That same year she was elected by the University's Board of Trustees as vice president for student affairs, the first woman to serve as an officer of the University. As vice president for student affairs, Professor O'Hara had oversight responsibility for eleven departments responsible for student life outside the classroom, as well as the University's undergraduate residence halls and graduate student housing. In 1999 she was appointed dean of the Law School and served in that capacity for ten years. During her tenure as dean, the $57.6M construction of Eck Hall of Law and renovation of Biolchini Hall were conceived, designed, and funded. Following a sabbatical, Professor O'Hara returned to the faculty during the 2010-2011 academic year. Her areas of academic interest include business associations and securities regulation, as well as higher education in general and legal education in particular as informed by her administrative experience. Professor O'Hara served as a member of the Board of Trustees of the Law School Admissions Council (LSAC) from 2005-2011 and as Council Secretary from 2011-2013. During her tenure on the LSAC Board, she chaired the Test Development and Research Committee of that organization from 2009-2011, and she chaired the 2010 LSAC Nominating Committee. During her tenure as dean, she chaired the Section for the Law School Dean of the American Association of Law Schools in 2008, co-chaired the Dean's Workshop at the 2007 mid-year meeting of the American Bar Association, chaired the Nominating Committee of the American Association of Law Schools in 2005-2006 and served on a variety of other committees for both organizations, including the AALS Committee on Bar Admission and Lawyer Performance and planning committees for the ABA's annual seminar for new law school deans. Prior to her service as a University officer and dean, she served as a member of the Committee on Infractions of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) from 1988-1990 Closer to home, Professor O'Hara served as a member of the Lay Review Board for the Diocese of Fort Wayne – South Bend under the Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People adopted by the United States Catholic Conference of Bishops from 2002-2011. She currently serves as a member of the Advisory Board to Notre Dame's Alliance for Catholic Education. A native of the San Francisco Bay Area and a summa cum laude undergraduate of Santa Clara University, Professor O'Hara was a Kiley Fellow at Notre Dame Law School. She graduated from the Law School summa cum laude and first in her class in 1974. Prior to entering the academy, she practiced corporate law for six years with Brobeck, Phleger, and Harrison in San Francisco. Professor O'Hara has received a number of awards recognizing her service to the University, the Law School, and the Congregation of Holy Cross, as well as her deep commitment to Notre Dame's distinctive mission. The Congregation of Holy Cross presented her with the Howard J. Kenna Award in 1997 and with one of the inaugural Spirit of Holy Cross Awards in 2008. She received the St. Thomas More Award from the Notre Dame Law Association in 2009. The Notre Dame Alumni Association chose her as the 2010 recipient of the James E. Armstrong Award. Father John Jenkins honored her with the 2010 Presidential Award for her service in the spirit of Father Edward Sorin, the University's founder.
|LAW70101 Business Associations LAW70107 Securities Regulation LAW73313 Law of Higher Education Seminar
|Book Segments Churning Claims Under Federal Securities Law, in Contemporary Issues in Securities Regulation 325 (M. Steinberg ed., Butterworth Legal Publishers 1988). Legal Aspects of Insider Trading, in Ethics and the Investment Industry 101 (John Houck and Rev. Oliver F. Williams, C.S.C., eds., Notre Dame Center for Ethics and Religious Values in Business and University Press of America 1989). Articles The Elusive Concept of Control in Churning Claims Under Federal Securities and Commodities Law, 75 Georgetown Law Journal 1875 (1987); reprinted in 21 Securities Law Review 281 (1989). Erosion of the Privity Requirement in Section 12(2) of the Securities Act of 1933: The Expanded Meaning of Seller, 31 UCLA Law Review 921 (1984); cited in Pinter v. Dahl, 486 U.S. 622, 648 n. 24 (1988).
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|Concurrent Professor, Law Chair; Madden-Hennebry Professor of History
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|Patrick A. Salvi earned his B.A. in political science, cum laude, from St. Mary's University of Minnesota in 1975. He earned his J.D., from Notre Dame Law School in 1978. Today, Salvi is regarded as one of the most prominent personal injury trial attorneys in the country. His law firm, Salvi Schostok & Pritchard is an Illinois-based plaintiff law firm that handles cases across the country. The firm concentrates its practice in medical malpractice, catastrophic injury, wrongful death, aviation, and product liability cases. Salvi was selected in 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2017 to the Illinois Super Lawyers Top 10 List. His peers selected him as one of the top 10 lawyers out of all categories of law and out of 96,000 Illinois lawyers. In 2016, Salvi was named to three Leading Lawyers magazine top ten lists, including "Top 10 Leading Lawyers in Illinois in All Areas of Law", "Top 10 Leading Consumer Lawyers in Illinois," and "Top 10 Personal Injury Plaintiff's Lawyers in Illinois" from a survey of legal peers conducted by the Law Bulletin Publishing Company. In 2013, Salvi was appointed to the Illinois Supreme Court Committee on Jury Instructions in Civil Cases. Additionally, Salvi was the recipient of a 2011 and 2012 Award for Trial Lawyer Excellence by The Jury Verdict Reporter and Law Bulletin Publishing Company. He was also named one of the "Best Lawyers in America" by Woodward/White, Inc. Salvi is a former President of the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, a fellow in the International Academy of Trial Lawyers, was appointed by the Illinois Supreme Court to serve on the Committee that drafts Jury Instructions in civil cases. Additionally, Salvi is Chairman of the Law School Advisory Council for the University of Notre Dame Law School. For the past 33 years, Salvi's law firm has been dedicated to helping families recover both emotionally and economically by providing the highest professional and ethical legal representation. The firm's record of success includes more than $1 billion in verdicts and settlements, including 215 cases with verdicts or settlements of $1 million or more.
|LAW75712, Personal Injury Litigation
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|Patrick W. Thomas is the founding director of Notre Dame Law School's Tax Clinic, in which he trains and supervises law students representing low-income clients in disputes with the Internal Revenue Service. Prior to joining the law school faculty in 2016, he received an American Bar Association Section of Taxation Public Service Fellowship to work as a staff attorney for the Low Income Taxpayer Clinic at the Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic. At the Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic, he represented clients in IRS collection matters, in IRS examinations, and before the U.S. Tax Court. He also partnered with local community organizations to educate taxpayers on their rights and responsibilities as taxpayers, focusing particularly on the English as a Second Language and refugee communities in Indianapolis. Prior to his work at Neighborhood Christian, he clerked for the Indiana Solicitor General. Thomas earned his B.A, summa cum laude, in Germanic studies, international studies, and near eastern languages and cultures from Indiana University and received a J.D., cum laude, from the Indiana University Maurer School of Law. While in law school, he directed Indiana University's Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program, founded the law school's Pro Bono Immigration Project, and was a managing editor on the Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies. Thomas also has an on-campus office of 1120 Eck Hall of Law.
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|Paul Dykstra is a partner at Ropes & Gray. He focuses his practice on the representation of mutual funds and fund boards throughout the country. He also has experience counseling independent fund directors involved in corporate reorganizations and internal or SEC investigations. Dykstra is also an Adjunct Professor at Northwestern University School of Law, where he teaches a course, along with Paulita Pike, on mutual fund regulation.
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|Paul focuses his practice on business litigation and labor and employment litigation and counseling. Before joining the Firm, Paul served two years as a law clerk to the Honorable Daniel A. Manion of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit and two years as a law clerk to the Honorable J. Leon Holmes of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas. During his clerkships, Paul assisted these federal trial and appellate court judges in conducting legal research and analyzing a broad range of issues presented in cases before the courts and drafting judicial opinions. His clerkship experience included an emphasis on employment matters, which dominate the federal judiciary's civil docket. Paul earned his J.D. magna cum laude from Notre Dame Law School in 2005, where he served as the Articles Editor of the Notre Dame Law Review and President of the St. Thomas More Society. He graduated summa cum laude from Franciscan University of Steubenville in 2002, receiving a B.A. in History and a B.S. in Mathematics. Paul is admitted to practice before all state and federal courts in Indiana, as well as the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, the United States District Court for the Western District of Michigan, and the United States Courts of Appeals for the Sixth and Seventh Circuits.
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Sky sources in Lisbon reported that United bid around £16million but it is believed Sporting are holding out for more as they only own 25 per cent of the player.
Management company Doyen Sports, which owns 75 per cent of the player, has hit back at Sporting's stance and threatened legal action if fees due from any rejected bid are not paid.
It is reported that Doyen is entitled to a payment from Sporting worth 75 per cent of any declined offer for Rojo. In this instance that would equate to £12million.
In a statement, Doyen Sports has stressed it cannot interfere in transfer business and that Sporting have a right to retain the player who has a £24million release clause.
Doyen holds strong rights over the player after paying 75 per cent of his transfer fee from Spartak Moscow in 2012.
The statement added: "Without the intervention of Doyen, through financing, Marcos Rojo would not be a Sporting player."
Sporting have responded with their own detailed statement which alleges interference from Doyen.
They insist they have had "just cause" to terminate their agreement with the company, therefore suggesting they do not intend to pay any fees.
Sporting have also confirmed that Spartak would be owed 20 per cent of any fee received for Rojo above £4million.
Wow...that must be fun to deal with. The club has to pay money to keep their own player. Insane. Would paying the $12 million end the deal and making him solely Sporting's or would any subsequent offers also be require the 75% payment to Doyen?
It's a huge detriment to Brazilian football especially, because these investment groups like Traffic Sports, have no interest in the actual development of promising player. Their inherent purpose is to profit from transfers.
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- In a large bowl, combine the first five ingredients. In a small bowl, combine the eggs, milk, oil and sweet potatoes. Stir into dry ingredients just until moistened. Pour into a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking pan.
- Bake at 425° for 30-35 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cut into squares. Serve warm. Yield: 12-16 servings.
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Travelers who paid $200 a year to cut in airport security lines now have to queue up with everyone else, as Clear, the leading Registered Traveler program, went out of business on Monday night.
Clear announced it closing on its web page, saying "Clear's parent company, Verified Identity Pass, Inc. has been unable to negotiate an agreement with its senior creditor to continue operations."
The website offered no guidance for the thousands of Clear members, and a spokeswoman did not immediately reply to a request for comment. Likely, Clear card holders will need to get in line with Clear's creditors if they want to see any refund of their membership fees.
Clear, formerly known as Verified Identity Pass, was founded by Steven Brill as a reaction to the notoriously slow security lines at the nation's airports after the 9/11 hijackings. For about $200 a year and a perfunctory security check, travelers would get a Clear card that let them jump to the front of the line at airports around the country, including Denver, Dulles Washington D.C., Indianapolis, Little Rock, New York LaGuardia, New York JFK, Newark, Oakland, Orlando, Reagan Washington D.C., Salt Lake City, San Jose, San Francisco and Westchester Airports.
In 2006, the TSA and airports set up a generalized system called Registered Traveler to make the program competitive, but Brill's Clear, which started at one airport in Florida, remained the market leader.
But as the TSA got better at keeping lines moving in the last few years, Clear's benefits became less clear. Clear continued to ink deals with the nation's largest airports and even partnering with football teams to get fans in the door faster, but evidently those strategies did not fare well in a down economy.
Even Brill, a former journalist who started Brill's Content and then CourtTV, seems to be bored with Clear. He stepped down as CEO in March to pursue endeavors in "public service and journalism," and, on the very day that Clear closed down, his spokeswoman sent out an invite to Wired.com for a press event for his newest venture, Journalism Online — a way to put up paywalls around online media content.
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Achievement Guide & Roadmap
- Estimated achievement difficulty: 5/10 for 140/200 (8/10 for 200/200 )
- Offline: 20 (200/200 )
- Online: 0 (0/0 )
- Approximate amount of time to 200 : ~10 hours for 140/200 (~300 hours for 200/200 )
- Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 99 times (The 50 levels, as a group, need to be "beat" 99 times)
- Number of missable achievements: None (level select after you beat the game)
- Glitched achievements: 1 (Razor Sharp is Glitchy - see description)
- Do cheat codes disable achievements? No cheat codes
- Does difficulty affect achievements? Scaling difficulty, but no direct bearing on achievements
- Extra equipment needed? Windows 8/RT
Samurai vs Zombies Defense is a freemium game for Windows 8 developed by Glu Games, popular developer of other freemium games such as Bug Village, Contract Killer, and Gun Bros on the Windows Phone platform. This game is, in a sense, a tower defense type of game, but you can control your samurai character at will. You will be faced with 50 levels on increasing enemies and increasing difficult enemies that you will have to kill before they destroy your gate (base). In order to destroy the oncomming onslaught, you will need to summon allies to aid you, as well as use your powerups to help destroy the enemies.
The game is freemium, meaning you have the option to buy "gems" which is the in-game premium currency that is used to purchase items and packs at an instant rate instead of waiting to hopefully find those items slowly in the main game. The game can be beaten without the use of ever buying anything, although it will of course take you a lot longer to do so, as you will need to grind a lot more.
Gameplay - First 50 Levels:
The gameplay itself is quite simple. Your samurai will auto attack zombies when they are within range of his basic attack methods, his sword and his bow. You will also need to utilize power-ups that you unlock as you progress through the game. You are only allowed two power-ups per level, or wave, and once used, they will have a certain recharge time you need to wait before each cast. You will also need to constantly be summoning allies to aid you in defeating the zombies, which can only be summoned as you kill zombies and gain leadership points over the time of the wave.
Specific guides and play styles are mentioned below that generally worked for many, including myself, but feel free to try out your own methods and see which ones you think work best for beating the first 50 waves. A big tip is to save any gems you earn through the waves, which should be spent on Troop Trample once you get to wave 40. By saving gems, you are powering up the biggest help in the later levels in Troop Trample, and ensuring that you cna beat the game without spending actual money on the title.
Gameplay - Level Replay:
The first 50 levels make up the "main game", and you can't replay levels (referred to as waves in the game and in this guide) until you have beaten the 50th. There are additional levels after level 50, but there are no achievements tied into them, and they are very difficult. Once you beat level 50, you are allowed to replay waves, and replaying them will "level them up", to a max level up of 99. By replaying levels, you can polish off any achievements you missed, as well as work towards leveling up each wave to 99. Leveling a wave up to 99 means you will have to replay and beat that wave 99 times, which has two achievements tied into it in "Finally……"for leveling up one wave to 99,and "That took forever" for leveling up EVERY one of the main waves (first 50) to level 99.
Leveling up a wave to 99 takes a serious amount of time. This is because as each level progresses, the enemies get stronger and more health, even though it is the same wave. Going for these achievement will take you some serious playthrough, time, and frustration, and may require you to buy gems if you don't feel like grinding. So far, only one user at trueachievements has been able to level up all 50 waves to level 99, and has claimed it took him 2 months of not playing any other game to do so. If you wish to join in all the glory that comes with it, then check the solution in the achievement solutions below to try and get a good feel of what will need to be done.
Samurai vs Zombies Defense is an addicting game for the first 50 waves, and maybe even for a little while during replays, but leveling up even one wave to 99 is enough to make you bored, mad, tired, and over with this game, let alone the 50 waves they want you do that for for the full 200 . In all, the game is a decent one for being free, and should provide you with some fun for a while. Best of luck if you are one of the brave souls who wish to get the full score!
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Money Bags 5
Save up 15,000 coins without spending it
This is a pretty straight forward achievement. You need to have 15,000 coins on your person at any given time. My advice would be not to worry about hording coins early on, as you will need to spend them on upgrades in the shop to make yourself powerful enough to deal with the waves. This can easily be gotten during wave 40-50, as completing those waves should net you around 4K coins. Simply save up a few waves then, as you should be pretty strong by then, and then you will net this achievement.
No Way... 5
Revive yourself with a Charm
Revive's can be gained in three different ways throughout the game. You can gain them in the pachinko mini-game, gather them during a wave from a present drop, or you can buy them with gems. For this achievement, I would recommend waiting until you find one during a wave, or get lucky and win one randomly in a game of pachinko (check "You are winner hahaha" on how to get pachinko balls). Once you die, you will be given the option to revive if you have any revives in your inventory. Revives come in very useful during the later waves, so it might be best to save them and use them when you actually need them instead of dying on an earlier level just to get this achievement early.
Clear the Room 5
Kill 250 undead with the Katana Wave ability
This achievement is a little confusing at first, since Katana Wave isn't actually the official name of anything in game. Katana Wave in this sense actually is referring to the "Troop Trample" power that is unlockable after level 40. This move is great and will be your main move for getting through waves 40-50 as read in "This land is Safe", so make sure you upgrade it often and spam it as much as you can. Killing 250 zombies will simply come with natural progression of the waves.
This land is Safe 25
Complete all 50 Waves
The waves progressively get more difficult, so the reason I split this up from the beat 25 wave achievement is because the method of beating waves needs to "evolve" or change from what you were able to get away with in the first 25 waves.
For starters, on waves 25-40, you will want to continue to upgrade and employ the strategy of spamming farmer units whenever you can in order to stall the enemies. In addition, I recommend continuing to upgrade your bow/bow allies in order to get some good range on enemies as farmers slow them down. In the later waves, you will notice a plethora of enemies sitting in the backfield that are ranging you, and even healing the zombies. To deal with them, use the Lethargy power up to slow the enemies in front, run through them, and quickly deal with the low health problem zombies sitting in the backfield with your second power, preferably Katana Slash.
Once you reach wave 40 you will unlock the "Troop Trample" powerup, also sometimes referred to as "Katana Wave". Once this is unlocked, you will want to immediately start utilizing this power up, and level it up. I recommend replacing Katana Slash with this and keeping Lethargy to slow the enemies. Continue to spam farmers as you can and then deal with the troops in the same way as waves 25-40. Continue to utilize Lethargy, and utilize your new power Troop Trample, to make quick work of the enemies. The later levels get tough, but using this strategy should help a lot.
Once you reach the last wave, level 50, you will face off against a boss, so see the "So Long" description below on how to deal with that zombie.
Spider Demon 5
Kill the Jorogumo
Jorogumo appears in wave 40. The basic attack plan to deal with Jorogumo would be to utilize many of the methods outlined in "This land is Safe". The basic idea is to spam the farmer allies and utilize your power ups as often as they become available. Be aware that once you finally kill Jorogumo, Jorogumo will split into three smaller versions that you will also need to deal with. If you utilize Lathargy and Katana Slash mixed in with your spamming of the farmer allies, then Jorogumo should fall.
Halfway There 15
Complete 25 Waves
This will come with normal progression of the game. There are 50 total waves, or levels, and making it through the first 25 is fairly easy. The best method I can recommend is upgrading the farmer allies by spending coins on them in the shop between levels. Focus on upgrading them, upgrading your powers, and upgrading your bow/sword the most. A general strategy is to spam the farmer allies at every 5 upgrade power you get, as they will act as distractions for the advancing zombies. The two powers I focused on were Katana Slash and Lethargy (this power slows the enemies for a short time). While the zombies focus on the farmers, spam your powers and stay within shooting distance of your bow, and the zombies shouldn't prove too tough.
Get back here! 5
Kill 50 chochinobake
Chochinobake are the quick lantern looking creatures that first appear at wave 12. They are distinguishable by their small blue lantern shape, their laugh, their low health, and the fact that they run right by you. As mentioned, these little creatures run directly past you, so you will need to backtrack to finish off killing them before they do too much damage to your gate. This will unlock during regular progression of the waves, so kill 50 of them in any manner to unlock this.
Send them back 5
Kill 50 Oni
Oni first start to appear in wave 10, and they are the medium sized red devil looking zombies. They are distinguishable by being red, have big clubs, and have a lot of health. This achievement will unlock after natural progression, as more of them start to appear after wave 10. Simply kill 50 of them in any manner and this will unlock.
All we need 5
Beat a wave without summoning allies
Allies don't become available until level 2, and for some reason this achievement, even if you do not use allies, will not unlock on level 2 since they want you to learn how to use allies in that level as part of a tutorial. I recommend doing this on waves 3 or 4, as those are very easy to beat the zombies without the use of allies. Just simply run up to the zombies and use your auto attacks and Katana Slash on them and you can do this very easily.
We must protect this house 5
Complete 10 waves without allowing any damage to the Gate
This can easily be done in the first 10 waves of the game. Simply focus on attacking the zombies with your own characters attacks/special attacks, and also spamming allies to aid you/slow down the zombies advance. Basically just kill the zombies before they even get close to your gate, which in the early levels, should be no issue.
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So Long 5
Kill the Demon Shogun
The Demon Shogun is the last boss you will face, as he appears at wave 50. During this wave, you should stay as far away from him as you possibly can. He has the ability/strength to kill you with a single attack, and has a great deal of range. Simply stay away from him and range him/spam your "Troop Trample" and "Lethargy" powerups whenever they become available. Also keep utilizing the strategy of spamming farmer allies, as Demon Shogun is very slow and shouldn't advance too much with them being distractions. When you get pushed all the way back to your gate towards the end of his health, simply stand behind the gate and range him. Continue to spam farmer allies and call upon troop trample/lethargy to weaken him. If you die, use a revive if you own one to help you deal a lot of damage on revive and also since by the time you die you will most likely have him almost dead.
Coward 5
Beat a wave without attacking
This can be easily done as early as level 3, and this level, or level 4 is when it should be done as it gets progressively harder the further waves you enter. Basically, you just need to sit back at the start of the lane and summon allies whenever you have enough upgrade power. Focus on just summoning farmers, which cost 5 energy, and swordsman which cost 10 energy.
The reason level 3 is the earliest this will happen is because level 1 you are by yourself, and level 2 is when they teach you how to use/summon allies, and for some reason, even if only your allies kill the enemies in this wave it will not unlock.
It is worth noting that this needs to be done on a regular level, not a bonus level.
They got this 5
Beat a wave using only farmer and swordsmith
Following the method in "Every able body", you can probably knock out this achievement and that one at the same time. This is best obtained during a bonus wave. Simply ONLY summon swordsmith allies and farmer allies, otherwise this achievement will not unlock. You ARE allowed to use your powers as you hover through the lane as a "ghost" unit, just don't summon any allies other than those two. If you go through the 50 waves without getting this, simply load back up one of the bonus waves, which appear every 5th wave, and focus on getting it.
Razor Sharp 5
Kill 100 undead with the katana slash
*This achievement is currently glitchy*
Katana Slash is the first power up you get during the game and is available from the start. It has a short cooldown, so once a zombie or group of zombies is at low health, spamming this power up should net you a lot of kills. Simply kill 100 zombies with this power and the achievement is yours.
*Now, to start off, I classify this achievement as "glitchy" and not "glitched", because it is still obtainable and is not fully broken. Many people, including myself, have killed a lot more than 100 zombies with this power, just to have the achievement not unlock. It seems however, that it can be gained by making sure you have killed at least 100, and then "sharing" the game via the Charm menu on Windows 8. It doesn't matter which method you choose to share it, but you will need to share it in order for this to unlock for some odd reason. The share button is found in the charm menu between the Search and Start buttons in the Charm bar. To access the Charm bar on your device, swipe from the right hand side of your screen/move mouse to lower right corner, and it should come up. Credit to user "Grobanite" on trueachievements.com for sharing this solution!*
Who's all here? 5
Summon Every possible unit
This achievement is best unlocked on a later bonus wave, as they will have every unit available at your disposal. I recommend doing this during a bonus wave as you don't have to rely on unlocking a unit by luckily getting a present for one during a regular wave. In one of the later bonus waves, just go in order and make sure you summon one of each ally, and the achievement will pop. Here is the full list of allies just incase you want to keep track, in order of appearance on the ally bar; farmer, sword warrior, spear warrior, bowman, panzer samurai, priest, nobunaga, frostie the bowman, spear horseman, assassin, & takeda shingen.
Finally…… 20
Get one wave up to level 99
In order to get this achievement, you will first need to beat the 50 waves once (beat the main "story"). Once you beat the original 50 waves, you will be given the option to replay any wave again by selecting it. Once you select the wave, you will need to beat the wave, and then repeat that process for a total of 99 times. For this achievement, select the first wave as it is the easiest/quickest (although it doesn't matter which one you pick if you want the full 200/200 as you will need to do this for all of them). Simply beat the first wave, then go back to the selection and select it again, beat it again, rinse, repeat. This is a major grind, but with an average time of about 1 minute for wave completion/start up again, you are looking at about an hour and a half just for this one achievement/level.
That took forever 60
Get all 50 waves to level 99
Many of us will likely never attempt to do this achievement and will have to settle for the 140/200 due to the extreme length of time doing this would take. Just by doing this for one level, and the easiest level to boot, would take you an hour and a half at 1 minute per game. Now, factor in level 50 alone, which is about 8-10 minutes for wave completion, and you're looking at around 14 hours just to get wave 50 to level 99 alone (and that's with some beefed up power ups and a lot of gems needed). Currently there is only ONE user who has completed this achievement at trueachievements.com, and he would estimate it looks upwards of 300 hours to complete every wave to level 99. Keep in mind that 99 levels*50 waves = 4900 minimum playthroughs.
If you are going for this one, prepare for it to consume a good chunk of your life. If you are brave enough, "MajesticPanda89" over at trueachievements has some good strategies/plans for you, which can be seen here. I won't paste them here so as to steal his solution, and knowing I will never accomplish this, I have no plans on adding my own solution. However, what he suggests is the general plan I would take if attempting this, so head on over to the posted link for help with this pain in the neck achievement.
You are winner hahaha 5
Launch 1000 pachinko balls
Pachinko Balls are tiny silver balls that are useable in the Pachinko min-game. Playing pachinko gives you the opportunity to win coins, cards, powers, food, revives, and even gems! The game is accessed on the shop screen in the bottom right corner, and the game itself is quite simply as you launch pachinko balls by holding down or swiping the launcher. The more balls you have in play, the bigger your multiplier, so it's best to wait until you have a good amount to highten your chances of winning good items.
You can gain pachinko balls by buying a pack of them (not recommended), or gaining them during waves. They appear on the screen as silver balls and you must collect them. You will sometimes get huge rewards of these during bonus rounds and even during waves, so just collect them when you can and then use them in the game. Once you launch your 1000th ball, this achievement will unlock.
Every able body 5
Upgrade 25 farmers with the swordsmith
Farmer allies will automatically upgrade once they are on the field with a swordsmith ally. Swordsmith allies are distinguishable by the fact that they cost 10 upgrade points, and their picture card will be a character holding a hammer. This can be done during a bonus mission as your allies do all the work for you. Simply build a swordsmith and then spam the farmer ally until you have gotten 25 of them spawned and upgraded. Don't worry if you don't do this in one wave, it can be done over multiple waves but can easily be done in one wave.
We need shotguns 5
Upgrade 25 archer with the rifleman
Follow the same strategy as "Every able body". Summon a rifleman during a bonus round to upgrade archer allies. Riflemen are distinguishable by the fact that they cost 10 upgrade points to summon, and their picture is a unit holding a rifle. Putting these on the field, then spamming archer to spawn will automatically upgrade the archers. Make sure you are able to keep the rifleman alive by summoning allies ahead of him to distract the zombies. Again, don't worry if you don't do this in one wave, it can be done over multiple waves but can easily be done in one wave.
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im approaching lvl 99 on the first wave atm, i should have a post with the updated tile shortly.
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good guide.... finished at 140/200 as i cant be arsed with Get all 50 waves to level 99
took so long to do level 1 to 99 and i got bored of the game! and to do it 98 more times? Pfffft
also it gets harder as you go along... level 1-1 was easy but as you get to 1-99 it gets harder still easy but harder so god knows what level 50-99 would be like!
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Create macros! Waves doesnt change at all, so create macros for 1 wave and go doing something useful! When it reach 99 level, create another macros, for wave 2... etc.
p.s. just one problem - bonus waves
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Got wave one to level 99 a few days ago, I'll add the colored tile. As for leveling all waves to 99...ya, I'm not going to even attempt that. It was a pain enough just doing it with wave 1.
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I have 3 waves with 99 level, one with 60, some with 9 and 8 on others. I have 1171 level! (screenshot) Everyone die with one hit, except last boss . Can only hack money. If saves are not assigned to profile, i can help you with money edit. I try to get last achievement, and share my save before last wave.
p.s. If someone have better save, than i have, share it please
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submitted the tile for 19/20 (100 lvl one wave), and still working on final tile... this may take a while!
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The battle field of sub-notebook is quite hot recently, as more players come here. Asus Eee PC (7″, 8.9″ and latter 10″), HP Mini-Note 2133 (8.9″), and MSI, who recently introduced its Wind on May 13 in Taiwan (officially on sale on June 6 at Computex Taipei 2008*).
Despite the different storage system and the CPU, Asus Eee PC and MSI Wind have similar looks in their products, and …
even the press photos!
Apparently, both Asus and MSI bought the same stock photo, and then mainuplated it with their own product. The original photo had been used by another well-known company for their notebook product. Do you know which company? Well the answer is …
Apple's iBook!
(via Engadget – Chinese)
*PS: Don't forget there's another one, Acer, the most mysterious player who wouldn't release its product information until Computex Taipei.
I'm thinking to buy one in this category … 😳 I already went to check Acer Eee PC 900 & HP Mini-Note. Now just wait for MSI Wind and Acer (Aspire One?)
PPS: Also Dell's Mini-inspiron.


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I am also another satisfied customer. Most commerical breeders are not geared toward small order base. I am also waiting on queens I ordered last december. I have full faith Russell will come through. Its been a tough year. As for the queens I have received from Russell, the data will blow you away. On a small data set of a side by side comp between similar queens from different suppliers. The Russell queens are off the charts and this? is in comparison of years of data collection. For example, brood pattern and density are 73% better than the other commerical queens.
Boys its worth the wait.