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"My cats love these. They are quick and simple to make. For anyone unfamiliar with the yarn that is suggested for the pattern, it is a fingering weight, 4 ply yarn that is 100 percent cotton. I used worsted weight and a 3.5mm hook for mine, so I wouldnt have to worry about the cats pulling the stuffing out through any holes."
"The name is very attention getting with the recent death of Prince. The link to the crochet pattern takes me to a different posting on this site where the project is included within a free ebook with 16 other easy crafts. There you can download the entire ebook as a pdf in order to get the pattern."
"The name is very attention getting with the recent death of Prince. The link to the crochet pattern takes me to a different posting on this site where the project is included within a free ebook with 16 other easy crafts. There you can download the entire ebook as a pdf in order to get the pattern."
"What does (K1. Inc 1 st in next st.) mean? I think st means stitch, but I don't understand how to do what it says. Thank you "
"This is absolutely stunning! I love it. I love vintage China and this is one way to display it. For my own personal taste I would use less pieces in the back, or even paint the background to make it pop more, and use the broken pieces on,y around the border as a type of frame. But that's just me. Alternatively, using less cups and just feature a ew with the broken pieces may set them off better. But all in all this is a great idea and display! Love it!"
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Crochet a beautiful white wreath accented with red beads and ribbon for a Christmas ornament. Make several crochet wreaths to accent your Christmas tree or give as gifts this holiday season. This pattern comes to us from Ashton11.
- Knitting worsted yarn, (or 100% cotton worsted, or satiny yarn of any type)
- Crochet Hook, size 6MM, (USJ 10)
- Assorted beads
- White chenille stem (pipecleaner)
- Hot glue gun and glue stick, or white glue
- Shape a chenille stem into any size oval. Use the entire chenille stem to make a large oval, or even link two together to make a large window hanging.
- Attach the yarn onto the chenille stem any way you wish. You can knot it on, or slip stitch it on.
- Cover the entire shape with the following sequence, pushing the stitches together to fit on as many as needed: Make 3 single crochet around the stem. Treating the stem as you would a previous row of stitches. Chain 3, make 3 single crochet. Repeat all around the shape. Slip stitch to join.
- Tie on red velvet ribbon into a loop to form a hanger. Sparingly spot glue onto the top of the oval with hot glue.
- Make a bow with as many loops as you would like, or make several bows, and attach them sparingly with hot glue.
- Either sew, or attach with tiny dots of hot glue, (applied directly to the bead, not the yarn).
Voila! A lovely Christmas Ornament, useful for the tree, in a window, on a gift, or in a Christmas Card!
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Sep 29, 2016
I love to crochet as evidenced by my logo. These are simply great and can be done up in no time. It's basic single crochet so even a newbie can handle it. If you don't want to mess with glue, just get some thread and sew the beads on. Easy peasy. Thanks for sharing!
robinhaas26 532802 9
Oct 29, 2015
I taught myself to crochet about 5 years ago. I am a long time, self taught knitter, and crochet felt awkward, until I practiced by making this ornament. This is a fabulous beginner project. The best, I think. I made them in all different sizes, for tree ornaments, packages, door decorations...some I left bare, some I used yarn with tinsel in it, some I glued tiny toys on...thanks for the pattern
babydollcrazy 5330 551
Aug 10, 2014
I made this a few years ago and gave them for gifts. I needed to make this child safe. I purchased beads with holes in them that was large enough for the yarn to pass thru. I strung on the amount of beads that I would need for the project before I started crocheting. Push all the beads down the yarn string as you crochet. When your ready to add a bead pull it up in place and continue to crochet. Thanks for the pattern it was simple and fun to do.
Oct 08, 2013
I was disappointed to learn that the beads are just hot glued on. The photo makes it appear that they were actually sewn or crocheted onto the yarn. I'd love to see some that show how to sew or crochet the beads onto the yarn; rather than hot glue them on the surface.
Crafter 2640215
Sep 11, 2011
I am looking for a pattern to crochet a small, little baby sock, does anyone have this pattern? I would appreciate very much, Thanks. Tootie
Nov 29, 2010
I made these last year but instead of the beads i glued a family picture to the back of it so when you look thro the front the picture showed throw and gave them a gifts to my family. They loved them so much that thay asked for them instead of present. I also found yarn that was colored with green, red and white that made a great pattern.
Nov 09, 2010
As a newbie crocheter I would like to know how do you crochet on the stem I am a little confused as to how you attach the yarn , please help as I want to make this and then attach to a card .
Aug 14, 2010
I have made these in the past but I used the plastic rings you have on the tops of milk, juice and other items to crochet around.
Dec 01, 2009
This ornament is a must do for the Christmas holidays. It is so fun and easy. It looks great on the tree.
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Last season, the Mountaineer women's basketball program entered the season with big expectations for the Big East and beyond. Armed with an arsenal of seasoned veterans, West Virginia spent a healthy portion of the season ranked in the top 25 en route to another banner year under head coach Mike Carey which concluded with a second consecutive trip to the second round of the NCAA tournament.
This season? Not so much. West Virginia's roster endured an extreme makeover of the highest order in the offseason, waving goodbye to longtime stalwarts such as Olayinka Sanni, Meg Bulger, Chakhia Cole and LaQuita Owens.
In all, the Mountaineers return just four players from last season's roster, one of whom (Virginia transfer Takisha Granberry) sat out the year in compliance with NCAA rules.
With a team severely lacking experience, Carey has had to temper his expectations and goals for the upcoming campaign.
"People keep asking me how I'm going to evaluate this team. My thing is, we've got to get better," Carey said on Thursday, one day before the Mountaineers begin their preseason practices.
Getting better will entail returning to the basic fundamentals of the college game. Whereas his recent teams have been through battles in the Big East and even on a national level, much of this year's roster has yet to even set foot on the court during a collegiate game. Thus, everything – from practice drills to pregame warmup routines – is brand new.
"We're going to do a lot of fundamentals early and a lot of teaching," Carey explained. "We're going to do a lot of film work and probably even more than I've ever done since I've been here. I've got to build the base this year. I've got to build the program back up and I've got to build the base. That's my key this year."
Despite returning just four players from last season's roster and despite the admitted patience and understanding that he'll need to get through practices and games throughout the season, Carey is encouraged from what he has seen out of his team in limited individual and group workouts leading up to full-scale preseason practices.
"One thing I am glad of is that our players are working extremely hard," he said. "They worked extremely hard in the preseason and have great attitudes. They are working extremely hard in the classroom, but man do we have a lot to learn on the floor.
"I've asked a lot of people to have patience, and I'm going to have to have patience here for a couple of months," admitted the fiery coach. "We've got to start back on basics and doing things that we probably haven't had to do for the last three years. It's just a learning curve."
Perhaps the biggest unknown is what personnel will be contributing. Not only that, but where exactly on the floor will they be playing and how much will they be playing there? Senior point guard Ashley Powell, sophomore guard Sarah Miles and sophomore Liz Repella will all be counted on to play extended minutes for much of the year. So, too, will Granberry, who started 31 games in three seasons at UVA with 18 double-figure scoring efforts.
Aside from those four, however, Carey is not exactly sure of what he has in terms of talent. Over the next several weeks, he and his staff will have to figure out which players work best in certain situations, certain systems and the like.
"I'm going to play the five best. We can't be choosy with getting so many posts and so many guards," he said bluntly. "I'm going to play the five best. If that's five guards, we'll play five guards. We'll adjust our offense and defense to those best five players.
"We'll have to change up a lot of (schemes) because of undersized posts," he continued. "We'll have to change up a lot of things that we do offensively and defensively. We'll have to play a lot more defensively with gimmicks. We can't just play straight up man-to-man as much as I like to. We'll play more zone and even some 1-3-1 and 2-3. We've got to keep you off balance as much as we can because we just don't have the people to match up with you."
Without a doubt, the 2008-09 women's basketball season will be full of ups, downs and intrigue. If early returns are any indication, though, Carey is confident that ultimately, the program will be back to where it was in recent years.
"This group of girls is all great people. They all work hard," he concluded. "They just don't understand what we want offensively and defensively. But if you ask them to do something, they're going to do it exactly how you tell them to do it. I think that we'll continue to get better because of that if the attitude and work ethic stays as good as it is right now."


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - January 18, 1984, New Braunfels, Texas New Braunfels Herald Zff/rany Wednesday, January 18,1984 3A - a , >, -v '4m Lewis to head Appraisal District By DYANNE FRY Staff writer Charles Lewis presented plaques of appreciation to Leroy Goodson and Glyn Goff Monday night for their years of service to the Comal County Appraisal District. Moments later, he took Goodson's place as chairman of the board. "That's the first time I've ever seen you speechless, Mr. Lewis," said County Tax Assessor Gloria Clennan, after the unanimous vote was taken. "I'll get over that in a minute," I/ewis assured her. The retired Comal County resident was sworn in to his third term on the board, along with Arnold Moos Sr., who nominated him for chairman. I>ewis, Moos and Goodson have served on the board since its inception. Goff, who stepped down with Goodson Monday, has been on the board since 1982. George Krben started his second two-year term, and new members S D. David and Esther Boarnet were sworn in for the first time. Erben was elected vice president for the third year in a row, and David was chosen secretary. All officers were elected by acclamation. In other action, the board chose Chief Appraiser Glenn Brucks as delegate to the Feb 16 Texas Association of Appraisal Districts convention David was named alternate delegate Each district gets one delegate for voting purposes, but Brucks told the directors, "I'd like all five of you to go." Swearing-in Charles Lewis (right) and Arnold Moos taken the oath of office Monday as they begin new terms on the Comal County Appraisal District Board of Directors. Lewis also Staff photo by Dy*»»r fry assumed an added responsibility he's now president of the board, replacing Leroy Goodson, who stepped down Monday. Town talk Jahn Plaza to include building, adjacent tracts By MARJORIE COOK JAHN PLAZA — A partnership of Paul Norwood, Rob Eversberg and Larry O'Neill is developing Jahn Plaza which will include not only the recently renovated Jahn Building of early furniture craftsman Johann Jahn but adjoining properties in the 400 block of S. Seguin Ave. and on Butcher St. The onetime carriage and buggy showroom building of the Wilhelm Schmidt carnage and buggy business * — more recently the contemporary Hearthside Antiques shop — will be preserved in the project. The plaza partners have entered into contracts to purchase from Harvey Sc heel the white frame residence behind the Jahn building, the former carriage showroom on Seguin from Howard Hoer-ster and the adjoining yellow frame house from Charles Rawson. Rawson and Hoerster, until recently, operated their individual antiques businesses under the same roof in the old showroom. 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Graduation Rates for 100%, 150%, and 200% of normal time – Cohort Year 2009
Graduation Rate – 100% of normal time 14%
Graduation Rate – 150% of normal time 25%
Graduation Rate – 200% of normal time 29%
General Graduation Requirements
PCCUA will award an Associate Degree or a Technical Certificate to students who satisfy all specified requirements. Students completing requirements in a college or university parallel program may be awarded the Associate of Arts Degree. Students completing a two-year program in occupational education may be awarded the Associate of Applied Science Degree. Students completing a one-year occupational program may be awarded a Technical Certificate. Students graduate in December and May. An annual graduation ceremony commencement is held in May in Phillips and Arkansas Counties.
An Associate Degree or Technical Certificate will be awarded to students who satisfy the following requirements:
- Complete a minimum of sixty (60) semester hours of approved credit toward the desired Associates Degree; complete a minimum of thirty-two (32) semester hours of approved credit toward the desired technical certificate. Associate of Arts degree candidates are required to participate in the general education outcomes assessment before graduation.
At least thirty (30) credit hours or the last fifteen (15) hours toward an AA or an AAS degree must be earned from PCCUA. At least half of the credit hours toward a Technical Certificate must be earned from PCCUA.
- Exit testing: All AA degree students who have accumulated 45 college-level credit hours must take the Arkansas Assessment of General Education/Collegiate Assessment of Academic Proficiency (CAAP) before registering for a subsequent semester. Failure to complete this testing requirement will interrupt graduation plans at PCCUA and prevent transfer to four-year colleges and universities in Arkansas.
- Earn a grade point average of 2.0 or above on all college-level work completed. (Exceptions are Nursing and MLT programs.)
- File an application for graduation with an advisor.
- Fulfill financial obligations to the college.
Honor Graduates
A student completing all graduation course requirements whose cumulative grade-point average for all college course work is a 3.5 or higher is recognized as a PCCUA Honor Graduate. This recognition is documented on the student transcript. In addition, this recognition is noted at graduation in the com- mencement program.
Core Competencies of Graduates
All students receiving an Associate's Degree from PCCUA will possess the following STACC core competencies:
Social and Civic Responsibility Demonstrate adherence to legal/ethical standards established by society.
Technology Utilization Use tools of the trade to achieve a specific outcome.
Analytical & Critical Thinking Display reasoning including analyzing data, evaluating alternatives, setting priorities, and predicting outcomes.
Communication Engage in the interactive process through which there is an exchange of verbal and/or nonverbal information.
Cultural Awareness Acknowledge that society is diverse with groups of individuals possessing differing beliefs, values, attitudes, and customs that are shared from one generation to the next.
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Resolved: uPrint Anywhere (via email) issues
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uPrint Anywhere changes: prints attached files, but not email body
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Phishing scam: "McGill University Update"
A phishing email is circulating which tells users that a virus has been spotted on "our Sever" and the user must take action to avoid shut down of their account. A sample of the email is shown below.
Audiovisual equipment loans extends hours from 9 am to 4:45 pm
The Audiovisual Equipment Loans office at 688 Sherbrooke West, room 285 will now be open Monday to Friday from 9:00 am to 4:45 pm. The office at Macdonald campus is open from 9 to 5. This office lends AV equipment, such as digital cameras, video cameras, projectors, screens and more, to instructors, staff and students. Make sure to call and reserve what you need in advance.
Share your phishing stories with us
Article from the McGill Reporter, posted on Tuesday, October 20, 2015 "I still don't know what I clicked on or did. But for months now, people keep complaining about emails they get from me that I didn't send. With links to strange websites."
Update for Mac OS X El Capitan fixes issues with Office 2016
Apple has released a new update, OS X 10.11.1, which addresses the previously announced compatibility issues with Office 2016. For more information, see the articles in MacRumors and ComputerWorld
New: Register gaming consoles and other non-WPA2 devices for use in McGill residences
Students in McGill residences can now access the wireless network in REZ with their gaming consoles, such as Sony's Playstation, Microsoft's Xbox, and other devices that don't support the WPA2-Enterprise standard. These kinds of devices would normally not be able to access the REZ wireless network because there's no way to enter your McGill Username and Password credentials to log in. Now you can self-register such devices by entering the corresponding MAC address into the website https://gpass.mcgill.ca.
Update: Office 2016 updates to address issues on OS X 10.11 El Capitan
Update - Oct. 26, 2015: Apple has released an update to El Capitan, OS X 10.11.1, which addresses the issues with Office 2016 reported below. See the announcement in ComputerWorld.
Phishing scam: "Confirm Your Account"
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Phishing scam - ITS Help Desk Alert
A phishing email is circulating which appears to invite the recipient to update their email account to take advantage of improved features. A sample of the email is shown below.
iOS 9 mobile users: consider disabling the Wi-Fi Assist feature
If your iPhone or iPad is running iOS 9, you may want to disable a new feature called Wi-Fi Assist. If you're somewhere where your Wi-Fi signal is deemed to be too slow or unreliable, it will switch to use your data connection. The feature is meant to give you a more seamless experience when on spotty Wi-Fi networks, but this also means eating through your 500mb data cap without knowing it. You might think you're safely Youtubing while on Wi-Fi, but instead it's using the 3G / LTE. For more information, and instructions on how to disable the feature, see:
Introducing Yammer - McGill's social network
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July 21
Henry and I spent the last week running from the Infected. Hardly any words were spoken between the two of us; the only verbal communication we swapped was in the form of commands and acknowledgements of those commands. I was too afraid to say anything that would piss Henry off, and I guess Henry was too afraid to say anything that may freak me out. Honestly, he was a little too late for that. Narrowly avoiding the jaws of Runners, hearing the haunting clicking of the Clickers attempting to get a sense of their surroundings, and the constant feeling that death may be around every corner is more than enough to make a kid piss his pants a few times.
After a steady week of travel, Henry and I made it to Allentown, Pennsylvania (or at least, judging by the countless highway signs, that's where I assumed we were) and we holed up in an abandoned church. Seems like as good a place as any to hide during the apocalypse.
Henry used his knife to crack open a can of beans that he found in a backpack that was lying on the highway. Not wanting to risk burning the old wooden chapel down, we decided against a fire to cook the beans. While munching on my raw beans, I turned toward Henry, ready to break the week long silence, "So bro," I said quietly. "What do we do now?"
Henry sighed and stared at the empty can of beans at his feet. "The only thing we can do, Sam." He paused for obvious dramatic effect, something I always hated about Henry. "We have to find and join the Fireflies."
July 23
I locked myself in the confession booth after Henry announced his appalling decision, and I've refused to move for the last 36 hours. How the HELL could he be okay with joining the Fireflies?! After all the hell they've caused around the nation. After all the innocent lives they've taken in their losing war against the Feds. After they killed our parents.
Sam gave up on trying to reason with me after about the 13th hour. I didn't want to hear what he had to say. I don't see how losing someone you love could cause him to pull a complete 180 with his opinions about an organization. The Fireflies were evil, and they were destroying this country, arguably more so than the Infected.
July 24
After almost 50 hours of being locked in a tiny booth, I let myself out and surveyed the area for Henry. I found him sleeping on one of the pews, using his stuffed backpack as a pillow. I can't imagine that's too comfortable.
The hunger tore at my stomach like the Infected tore at Natalie's body. (Too soon? Ah, fuck it, Henry will probably never read this.) I grabbed the nearly empty can of beans and started on my pitiful dinner to break my three day fast. As I ate, I thought, and I thought hard. Why would Henry think such a thing? Why was joining the Fireflies such a good idea all of a sudden? What flipped this humongous switch in his mind?
With a shift of Henry's sleeping body, I got my answer to all those questions in the form of the ting of metal hitting a wooden floor. I looked over toward my brother and saw that a silver-looking chain had fallen from his backpack. I silently worked my way over to Henry and picked up the chain. My heart dropped when I realized what it was.
I had seen this artifact before. It was more than a chain, it was a necklace. And on this necklace was a small metal circle. On one side of the circle there was a person's name, followed by a six-digit number. On the other, an unmistakable symbol. I had seen this necklace around the necks of many. I had seen this necklace around the necks of my parents. I held in my hand a Firefly pendant. This Firefly pendant I held in my hand had the number 000546 on it. Also etched on the pendant was the name "Natalie Kingsman."
I stuffed the pendant back in Henry's backpack and shook him awake. Before he had the chance to say to me, "Hey, look who finally crawled out of their hole," or, "Sam, I knew you'd come around," or, "Why does your breath smell like raw beans?" I grabbed Henry's shoulder's and looked him dead in the face. I said in the most serious voice I had ever used with my older brother, "Henry, let's go find the Fireflies."


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If you take a minute and imagine what your wedding is going to look like, gliding down the aisle towards your husband, who is smiling at the sight of you in your beautiful dress. You're close family and friends are here to celebrate your special day with you, you're at the reception and everything is beautiful until…a dozen screaming kids go barrelling across the dance floor. Almost every wedding you've ever been to has involved children, there are kids in every family after all.
Planning for Kids at the Wedding Reception
This is an aspect of wedding planning that many brides overlook, but you need to plan for the kids. Put together a separate section just for them, kids get just as excited as grownups and have a hard time keeping still. Create an area where they have some toys and things to do. They are going to need adult supervision and you might even consider some entertainment such as face painting or a magician.
Parents want to have a good time at the wedding reception so some collective baby sitters might not be a bad idea either. Wedding parties tend to go on fairly late into the night long after little ones should be in bed. Someone who can take them home or away from the reception area allows the adults to have some adult fun. You don't want to trip over children when you toss the bouquet. Here are some ideas to help the reception go smoothly.
Children in the Wedding Party
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|Roger P. Alford joined the NDLS faculty in January 2012. Alford teaches and writes in a wide range of subject-matter areas, including international trade, international arbitration, and comparative law. Alford earned his B.A. with Honors from Baylor in 1985, and his J.D. with Honors from New York University. He also has degrees from Edinburgh University and Southern Seminary. Before entering the legal academy, he served as a law clerk to Judge James Buckley of the United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, and Judge Richard Allison of the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal in The Hague, Netherlands. He practiced law with Hogan & Hartson in Washington, D.C., and was also a senior legal advisor to the Claims Resolution Tribunal for Dormant Activities in Switzerland. In addition to publishing widely in leading law reviews and journals, Alford contributes regularly to the international-law blog, Opinio Juris and is editor of Kluwer Arbitration Blog.
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|CHAMPIONS OF PEACE: HOW NOBEL PEACE PRIZE LAUREATES CHANGED THE WORLD, (2016) (book in progress) Judicial Barriers to the Enforcement of Treaties, in TREATIES IN UNITED STATES LAW (Paul Dubinsky, Greg Fox, Brad Roth, 2016). Perceptions and Reality: The Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in Chia, 32 UCLA Pacific Basin Law Review ___ (2016) Bond and the Vienna Rules, 90 Notre Dame Law Review Rev. 1561 (2015) The Future of Human Rights Litigation After Kiobel, 89 Notre Dame L. Rev. (2014) Book Review: Jeremy Waldron: "PARTLY LAWS COMMON TO ALL MANKIND": FOREIGN LAW IN AMERICAN COURTS, 66 Review of Metaphysics 609 (2013) The Convergence of International Arbitration and International Trade, 53 Santa Clara L. Rev. ___ (2013) A Broken Windows Theory of International Corruption, 73 Ohio State L. J. 1253 (2012) Ancillary Discovery to Prove Denial of Justice, 52 Virginia J. Int'l L. 127 (2012) Claims Resolution Tribunal for Dormant Accounts in Switzerland, in AN INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL COURTS AND TRIBUNALS, 575 (ed. Chiara Giorgetti) (Martinus Nijhof Publishers, 2012) Civil Law in the Wisdom Literature, (with Leslie Alford), in THE BIBLE AND CIVIL LAW, (ed. Robert Cochran) (InterVarsity Press 2013) (forthcoming book chapter) Moral Reasoning in International Law, (with James Tierney) in THE ROLE OF ETHICS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW, 11 (ed. Donald Childress) (Cambridge University Press, 2012) The Self-Judging WTO Security Exception, 2011 Utah L. Rev. 697 International Law as an Interpretive Tool, 1900-1945, in THE U.S. SUPREME COURT AND INTERNATIONAL LAW: CONTINUITY OR CHANGE? 257 (eds. David Sloss, Michael Ramsey, William Dodge) (Oxford University Press, 2011) International Law and Constitutional Interpretation: Change and Continuity: A Response to Mark Tushnet, in THE U.S. SUPREME COURT AND INTERNATIONAL LAW: CONTINUITY OR CHANGE? 518 (eds. David Sloss, Michael Ramsey, William Dodge) (Oxford University Press, 2011) (forthcoming) Apportioning Responsibility Among Joint Tortfeasors for International Law Violations, 38 Pepperdine Law Review 233 (2011) (symposium issue) The Future of Investment Arbitration, (Oxford University Press, 2009) (co-editor with Catherine Rogers) The Nobel Effect: Nobel Peace Laureates as International Norm Entrepreneurs, 49 Virginia Journal of International Law 61 (2008) Inferior Courts and Constitutional Comparativism, 77 Fordham Law Review 647 (2008) Free Speech and the Case for Constitutional Exceptionalism, 106 Michigan Law Review 1071 (2008) Arbitrating Human Rights, 83 Notre Dame Law Review 505 (2008) International Dispute Resolution and State Succession, 23 Arbitration International 511 (2007) Evidentiary Practices Before the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal, THE IRAN-UNITED STATES CLAIMS TRIBUNAL AT 25: THE CASES EVERYONE NEEDS TO KNOW FOR INTERNATIONAL AND INVESTOR-STATE ARBITRATION, 165 (Chris Drahozal and Chris Gibson, eds. Oxford University Press 2007) Foreign Relations as a Matter of Interpretation: The Use and Abuse of Charming Betsy, 67 Ohio State L. J. 1339 (2006) Reflections on US—Zeroing: A Study on Judicial Overreaching by the WTO Appellate Body, 44 Columbia J. Trans. L. 196 (2006) Four Mistakes in the Debate on Outsourcing Authority, 69 Albany Law Review 653 (2006) Holocaust Restitution: Perspectives on the Litigation and Its Legacy (NYU Press 2006) (co-editor with Michael Bazyler) Arbitrating Human Rights, 99 ASIL Proc. 233 (2005) Our Constitution in International Equipoise, 53 UCLA Law Rev. 1 (2005) In Search of a Theory for Constitutional Comparativism, 52 UCLA Law Rev. 639 (2005) International Legal Developments in Review: 2003, 38 The International Lawyer 115 (2004) (General Editor) Foreign Law Year in Review: 2003, 38 The International Lawyer 521 (2004) (General Editor) Federal Courts, International Tribunals, and the Continuum of Deference: A Postscript on Lawrence v. Texas, 44 Virginia Journal of International Law 913 (2004) Binding Sovereign Non-Signatories, 19 Mealey's International Arbitration Reports 1 (March 2004) Misusing International Sources to Interpret the Constitution, 98 American Journal of International Law 57 (2004)
|Justice for Sale (Quotes: Roger Alford) - Washington Free Beacon, February 4, 2013 CPR INSTITUTE PRESENTS ITS 29th ANNUAL AWARDS FOR OUTSTANDING SCHOLARSHIP IN ADR – January 11, 2012
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|Roger F. Jacobs joined the Notre Dame Law School as director of the Kresge Law Library and professor of law in 1985, after serving from 1978 to 1985 as the librarian of the United States Supreme Court. He became associate dean in 1990. He earned his A.B. from the University of Detroit in 1962, his M.A.L.S. from the University of Michigan in 1964 and his J.D. from the University of Detroit in 1970. He was admitted to the Michigan Bar in 1970. He has worked as a librarian at the University of Detroit (1962-67), and as founding librarian and professor at both the University of Windsor in Ontario, Canada (1967-73), and the University of Southern Illinois (1973-77). His areas of academic interest include legal research and writing, which he taught to first-year students. In addition, he often taught a course introducing foreign students to the American legal system. He gives lectures and presentations to other library professionals as an active member of a number of professional organizations including the American Association of Law Libraries (member since 1963, president 1981-82), the Canadian Association of Law Libraries (since 1967, president 1971-73), the ABA Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar (member since 1970, council member 1990-96). He maintains his strong interest in high-quality legal education through his participation on more than 30 ABA law-school site-review committees and as a consultant to other law libraries including, the Supreme Court of Canada and 10 academic libraries in North America. In 2007 the American Association of Law Libraries honored Jacobs by bestowing on him its Marian Gould Gallagher Distinguished Service Award. Additionally, Jacobs received a 2000 Presidential award for outstanding service to the University and in 2001 he was honored with the Grenville Clark Award, which honors members of the community whose voluntary activities and public service advances the cause of peace and human rights. Jacobs retired from active law school service in 2007.
|Books Comp., Memorials of the Justices of the Supreme Court of the United States (F.B. Rothman 1981). Illinois Legal Research Sourcebook, with others (Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Research 1977). In addition, Professor Jacobs writes regularly for law-library and bibliographic publications, and has published several articles on law-library management.
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|Ron received his B.A. in math and physics from U.C. Berkeley before heading to Geneva to work at CERN, the high-energy physics lab. After a few years there, he left for graduate work, obtaining a Ph.D. in Computer Science from U.C. Santa Barbara with his dissertation on scalable search. Ron ended up as one of the first 100 employees at Google, and left after several years to get a law degree from U.C. Hastings. Ron is an angel investor, focusing on legal technology startups, and has taught legal technology and informatics at Stanford Law School and Notre Dame Law School. Ron has taught MCLE courses on document automation for the CA Bar, and was on the executive committee of the Bar's Law Practice Management and Technology section. He co-founded the Program for Legal Technology and Design with SLS alum Margaret Hagan and is working on legal innovation at the Stanford Center on the Legal Profession. Ron has been asked to participate on panels and give talks at universities such as Stanford and Harvard, and organizations such as COLPM, ILTA, and ACC, on issues related to legal technology and innovation. Ron was selected as one of the 2014 Fastcase 50 and 2014 ALM Recorder's Innovator Award recipient. Ron's current work can be found at his blog at radicalconcepts.com.
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|Articles "Training Tomorrow's Lawyers", ILTA Peer to Peer Magazine, Summer 2014 "Right to Privacy: Do You Have Standing?", co-authored with Nancy Situ, The Recorder, March 7, 2013 "New Tricks for an Old Dog: Teaching Legal Technology," Center on the Legal Profession, Stanford Law School, August, 2013
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|Rudy Monterrosa has practiced criminal, immigration, personal injury, and family law in South Bend, Indiana since 2001. He is the founding attorney of the Monterrosa Law Group, LLC. He serves as one of only three bilingual deputy public defenders as a felony public defender in St. Joseph County, Indiana. He also serves as the supervising attorney for the St. Joseph County Traffic & Misdemeanor deputy public defenders in South Bend, Indiana. He has represented clients with misdemeanor and felony cases at both the State and Federal level as well as clients with immigration cases in all stages of proceedings throughout the country. Professor Monterrosa serves as an adjunct professor at the Notre Dame Law School where he teaches a course on immigration and nationality law and co-teaches the Public Defender Externship course with Prof. Gerard Bradley. In 2009, the Hispanic Law Students Association at the Notre Dame Law School honored him with the prestigious Graciela Olivarez Award. Professor Monterrosa has a B.A. in Psychology from Stanford University and a J.D. from the Notre Dame Law School. While in law school, Rudy served as a law clerk first for the Office of the District Attorney in San Bernardino, CA and then for the Office of the Federal Public Defender in Reno, Nevada. He continues to maintain a strong sense of service to the community throughout his professional career. He serves as a commissioner on the Indiana Supreme Court's Commission on Race & Gender Fairness in the Courts and as President of the Board for the non-profit Latino organization, La Casa de Amistad.
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|Ryan A. McCaffrey is the General Counsel of Post Brothers Apartments, a real estate multi-family developer with properties along the east coast. Prior to taking over as General Counsel Mr. McCaffrey practiced law at Sullivan & Cromwell LLP in the New York City. Mr. McCaffrey has represented real estate private equity sponsors, investment banks, high net worth individuals, developers, real estate operating companies, and hospitality clients in all aspects of private equity real estate transactions, including acquisitions and dispositions, joint ventures, structured finance, and general corporate counseling. Mr. McCaffrey has served as an adjunct professor at the University of Notre Dame Law School since 2012, teaching a class on the practice of transactional law. During his time at Sullivan & Cromwell LLP he served as a member of the Sullivan & Cromwell LLP's commercial real estate training committee, where he taught various continuing education sessions on structured finance, financing ground leases, and emerging case law in the real estate market place. Prior to attending law school Mr. McCaffrey was the President and Co-Founder of McCaffrey Realty Professionals, a residential real estate brokerage company. He holds a J.D. from the University of Notre Dame. He recently published New York City's Annual Income and Expenses Statement Filing Requirement: A Land Mine for the Unwary Purchaser or Owner of Real Property, published in Cornell Real Estate Review, Volume 12, No. 1 (June 2014).
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|Ryan Milligan is a litigator at Feagre Baker Daniels South Bend, Indiana, office and a member of both its litigation and advocacy and finance and restructuring groups. Milligan concentrates his practice in finance litigation and complex commercial disputes. Served as second-chair trial counsel in high-profile federal case involving privacy issues. Prior to joining Faegre Baker Daniels, Milligan served as a summer law clerk for Chief Judge Robert Miller, Jr. in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Indiana. Ryan also spent several years as president of a small business that received national recognition as one of its industry's 100 best operations.
|2353 Biolchini Hall
|Sandra S. Klein joined the Notre Dame Law School faculty in 1998 as associate librarian. She received her B.A., M.Ed. and M.S.L.I.S. degrees from the University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign) in 1981, 1983 and 1988, respectively. She is a member of Phi Beta Kappa. Ms. Klein has worked in the technical-services department at the University of Illinois (1985-95) and as human-resources librarian at Western Carolina University in North Carolina (1995-98). Ms. Klein was a member of the American Library Association and the North Carolina Library Association. She served on both the membership (1989-91) and program (1992-93) committees of the Mid-America Association of Law Libraries, and is a current member of the American Association of Law Libraries. She has actively participated in faculty service at each of the University libraries where she worked, serving on the University Council on Institutional Effectiveness (1996-98) and the Research Council (1995-98) at Western Carolina. She also served on the Search Committee (chair 1995) and as a board member (1995-98) of the Friends of Hunter Library at WCU. In addition, she served on the search committee at the law library at the University of Illinois (1989-90), as a member of the University's User Services Committee (1993-94), AALL ALL-SIS Collection Development Committee 2004-2006, AALL Awards Committee 2005-2007, Law School LRAP Committee 2007/08, AALL ALL-SIS Collection Development Committee 2009-2010, and the Innovative User's Group Meeting Co Coordinator Acquisitions Forum in Boston, MA 2004 Denver, CO 2006 San Jose, CA 2007 Washington DC 2008.
|Articles Sandra Klein has published several articles involving the right to privacy, including: Sexual Freedom and Your Right to Privacy: A Selective Bibliography, Legal Reference Services Quarterly, vol. 13, no. 4, 113 (1994). Your Right to Privacy as an Employer/Employee: A Selective Bibliography, Legal Reference Services Quarterly, vol. 13, no. 3, 129 (1994). Your Right to Privacy and AIDS: A Selective Bibliography, Legal Reference Services Quarterly, vol. 13, no. 1, 105 (1993). Your Right to Privacy: A Selective Bibliography, Legal Reference Services Quarterly, vol. 12, no. 2-3, 217 (1992).
|Acquisition/Collection Development Librarian
|2154 Eck Hall of Law
|Santiago Legarre is a professor of law at Universidad Católica Argentina. Legarre received his law degree from UCA in 1992 and subsequently earned a Master of Studies in Legal Research from Oxford University and a Ph.D. from Universidad de Buenos Aires. While at Oxford, he wrote a dissertation titled, "The Historical Background of the Police Power", published in 2007 by the University of Pennsylvania Journal of Constitutional Law. After law school, he clerked for the Argentine Supreme Court. He then started his career in law teaching at Universidad Austral in 1995. Legarre moved to UCA in 2007. Since 2012, he is also a visiting professor at Notre Dame Law School and at Strathmore Law School in Kenya, where he developed a teaching system of expressing knowledge through art. In 2016, he lectured at Harvard Law School, invited by the American Constitution Society and at Cornell Law School, where he was part of the Berger International Speakers Series. Legarre's academic interests include constitutional law and jurisprudence. He also teaches a workshop on creative writing for law students. Together with a group of students, he founded in 2006 the online magazine Sed Contra and was the first editor-in-chief. The magazine is now in its 22nd issue and has published articles by more than 200 law students. Legarre is an independent researcher at the Argentine National Council for Research. He writes freelance for La Nación, a leading Argentine newspaper.
|2186 Eck Hall of Law
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Email marketing is slated for an increase in budgets, according to results from a recently-released StrongView study [pdf]. So what will be the top priorities for email marketers this year? Interestingly, the study reveals that respondents are paying more attention to increasing subscriber engagement (a leading 44% naming this one of their top-3 priorities) and improving segmentation and targeting (36%) than to growing their opt-in email list (31%). (See here for email marketers' most popular – and effective – list growth tactics.)
When it comes to email marketing challenges, a plurality 40% said that one of their top-3 is accessing and leveraging customer data from multiple channels and data sources. Issues with coordination across marketing channels (34%) and developing more relevant engagements (32%) also appear towards the top of the list of challenges, with these pointing to the emphasis being placed on targeting and engagement. Of note, significantly fewer (17% of) respondents said that maintaining high email deliverability is a top-3 challenge this year.
The study looks further at how email marketers are using data in their programs, a particularly salient area given that leveraging data from multiple channels is their top challenge. According to the results, demographic (53%) and purchase history (49%) data are most commonly leveraged to power email marketing. After that, there's a fairly steep drop off to the proportion using web behavior (31%), location data (26%) and life stage (25%) data. More respondents would like to use web behavior data, though: a leading 34% named this the most valuable type of data that they're not currently able to leverage.
What's holding email marketers back from using more data in their campaigns? The cleanliness and quality of their data is the top challenge for the largest share (22%) of respondents. Data hygiene (or lack thereof) was fingered as a pain point for marketers in a few studies last year, and ought to be a point of emphasis this year.
About the Data: The StrongView "2014 Marketing Trends Survey" was administered online in conjunction with StrongView's survey partner SENSORPRO. The poll, which gathered feedback from 387 business leaders across a wide range of industries, was conducted from November 18 – 27, 2013. 75% of respondents come from companies headquartered in North America.
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