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Works – Refereed Publications (Back to 1999 only)
"Ethical Culture and Legal Liability: The GM Switch Crisis and Lessons in Governance," Boston University Journal of Science & Technology Law, 22(3):187-237 (2016), with Lawrence J. Trautman.
"SAC Capital:Â Firm Criminal Liability, Civil Fines, and the Insulated CEO," American University Business Law Review, 4(3): 441-469 (2015).
"That Fiduciary Question," Investments & Wealth Monitor, July/August 5-9 (2015).
"In Defense of the Sage on the Stage:Â Escaping from the 'Sorcery' of Learning Styles and Helping Students Learn How to Learn," Journal of Legal Studies Education, 29(2): 191-237 (2012).
"The Ethical Issues in Multi-Authored and Mentor-Supervised Publications: A Theoretical Overview," with Islam H. El-adaway, Journal of Professional Issues in Engineering Education and Practice, 138(1): 37-47 (2012).
"A Proactive Proposal for Self-Regulation of the Actuarial Profession," with Sally Gunz, American Business Law Journal, 48(4): 641-697 (2011).
"The Eight Principles of the Microeconomics and Regulatory Future of Ticket Scalping, Ticket Brokers, and Secondary Ticket Markets,†with Stephen K. Happel, Journal of Law and Commerce 28(2): 115- 209 (2010).
"The Sloppiness of Business Ethics,†Reason Papers 31:109-124(2009).
"Of Candor and Conflicts: What Were We Thinking?†CFA Institute Conference Proceedings Quarterly
26(1): 29-29 (2009).
"On Staying With Our Students,†Journal of Legal Studies Education 26(1):241-243 (2009).
"Internal Control Audits: Judges' Perceptions of the Credibility of the Financial Reporting Process and Likely Auditor Liability,†with Phillip M.J. Reckers,  Advances in Accounting 24(1): 182-190 (2008).
"An Economic Analysis of Academic Dishonesty and Its Deterrence in Higher Education,†with Stephen K. Happel, Journal of Legal Studies Education 25(2): 183-214 (2008).
"Principle and Influence in Codes of Ethics: A Centering Resonance Analysis Comparing Pre- and Post-Sarbanes-Oxley Codes of Ethics,â€Â with Heather Canary, Journal of Business Ethics 80:263-278 (2008).
"Disruptive Students: A Liability, Policy, and Ethical Overview,†Journal of Legal Studies Education, with Heidi L. Noonan-Day. 24(2): 291-324 (2007).
"When in Rome?†European Business Forum 31(4): 18-20 (2007).
"Fraud Is the Moving Target, Not Corporate Securities Attorneys: The Market Relevance of Firing Before Being Fired Upon and Not Being 'Shocked, Shocked' That Fraud Is Going On,†Washburn L.J. 46: 27- 73 (2006).
"The Seven Signs of Ethical Collapse,†European Business Forum 25: 32-39 (2006).
"Strong Corporate Governance & Audit Firm Rotation: Effects on Judges' Independence Perceptions and Litigation Judgments,†Accounting Horizons 23(3): 253 – 270 (2006), with Philip M.J. Reckers and Kurt Pany.
"Duck When a Conflict of Interest Blinds You: Judicial Conflicts of Interest in the Matters of Scalia and Ginsburg,â€Â University of San Francisco Law Review 39(4):873-928(2005), with Nim Razook.
"Where Are Our Minds and What Are We Thinking? Virtue Ethics for a 'Perfidious' Media,â€Â Notre Dame Journal of Law, Ethics & Public Policy 19(2): 637-704 (2005).
"Ethics and Investment Management: True Reform,â€Â Financial Analysts Journal 61(3):45-58 (2005).
"The Disconnect Between and Among Legal Ethics, Business Ethics, Law, and Virtue: Learning Not to Make Ethics So Complex,â€Â University of St. Thomas Law Journal 1(2): 995-1040 (2004)
"Managers Not MBAs: A Hard Look at the Soft Practice of Managing and Management Development,â€Â Journal of Legal Studies Education 22(1): 99-101 (2004).
"Incorporating Ethics and Professionalism into Accounting Education and Research: A Discussion of the Voids and Advocacy for Training in Seminal Works in Business Ethics,†Issues in Accounting Education 19(1):1-26 (2004).
"The Role of Purchasing in Corporate Social Responsibility: A Structural Equation Analysis,â€Â Journal of Business Logistics 25(1): 145-186 (2004), with Craig Carter.
"Preventing Organizational Ethical Collapse,†Journal of Government Financial Management 53(1): 12-21(2004).
"A Primer on Enron: Lessons From A Perfect Storm of Financial Reporting, Corporate Governance and Ethical Culture Failures,â€Â California Western Law Review 39(2): 163-262 (2003).
"Restoring Ethical Gumption in the Corporation: A Federalist Paper on Corporate Governance – Restoration of Active Virtue in the Corporate Structure to Curb the 'Yeehaw Culture' in Organizations,†Wyoming Law Review 3(2):387-511 (2003).
"Restoring Medicine to the Free Market: Views of an Economist, Lawyer, Mother, and Patient,†Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons 8(4): 103-107 (2003).
"The Post-Enron Era for Stakeholder Theory: A New Look at Corporate Governance and the Coase Theorem,â€Â with Stephen Happel, Mercer Law Review 54(1): 873-938 (2003).
"Logistics Social Responsibility: An Integrative Framework,â€Â Journal of Business Logistics 23(1): 145-182 (2002) with Craig Carte
"Creating a Futures Market for Major Event Tickets: Problems and Prospects,†The Cato Journal 21(3):443-461 (2002) with Stephen Happel.
"The Economics, Legalities and Ethics of Slotting Fees,â€21 Journal of Law and Commerce 1 (2001),    with Robert Aalberts and Stephen Happel,.
"Are Business Schools Anti-Business?†Across the Board 38(2): 29-37 (2001).
"United States v. Morrison: Where the Commerce Clause Meets Civil Rights and Reasonable Minds      Part Ways: A Point and Counterpoint from a Constitutional and Social Perspective,â€Â New England Law Review 35(1): 23-68 (2000) with Nim Razook.
"Professional Education and Our Culture," Academic Questions 13(2):10‑17 (2000).
"That 'M' Word: To Disclose or Not to Disclose – Materiality and Ethics in Financial Reporting,â€Corporate Finance Review 4(5): 43-46 (2000).
"Moral Disengagement and Lawyers: Codes, Ethics, Conscience and Some Great Movies,†Duquesne Law Review 37(2): 573-602 (2000).
"I Want To Be Ethical, But the Law Won't Let Me,†Corporate Finance Review 4(4): 34-38 (2000).
"Before Declaring Bankruptcy, Move to Florida and Buy a House: The Ethics and Judicial Inconsistencies of Debtor's Conversions and Exemptions," Southwestern University Law Review 28(3):439‑479 (1999), with John Norwood.
"What's Happening in Business Schools?" The Public Interest 137:25‑ 41 (1999).
"The Ethics of Slotting: Is this Bribery, Facilitation or Just Plain Competition?" Journal of Business Ethics 20 (5): 207‑215 (1999), with Robert J. Aalberts.
"Ethics: Escaping the Either/Or Conundrum," The Journal of Investment Consulting 1(1): viiiix December (1998).
"Business with a Soul: A Reexamination of What Counts in Business Ethics," Hamline Journal of Law and Public Policy 20(1):1‑88 (1998), with Jon Entine.
"Teaching Stakeholder Theory: It's For Strategy, Not Business Ethics," Journal of Legal Studies Education 16(2):203‑226 (1998).
"Causality as an Influence on Hindsight Effects: An Empirical Examination of Judges' Evaluation of Professional Audit Judgment," Journal of Accounting and Public Policy, with Philip M.J. Reckers and D.J. Lowe, 17(2):143‑167 (1998).
"Why An International Code of Business Ethics Would Be Good for Business," with Larry R. Smeltzer, Journal of Business Ethics 17(1):57‑66 (1998).
"Clarity of Judgment During Amoral Times in a Society Addicted to Codified Law," Otolaryngology ‑ Head and Neck Surgery 117 (1):1‑6 (1997).
"The Model Rules and the Code of Professional Responsibility Have Absolutely Nothing To Do With Ethics," Wisconsin Law Review 1996(6):1223‑1254 (1996).
"Why Corporate Boards Don't Work," Journal of Law and Commerce 12 (1):85‑111 (1992).
National Citations
- "Developing a Code of Ethics," Inc., February 2010.
- "100 Most Influential People in Business Ethics," Ethisphere, Quarter 4 (2009).
- Randy Cohen, "Giving and Taking," "The Ethicist," New York Times, May 17, 2009, New York Times Magazine, p. 17.
- "100 Most Influential People in Business Ethics," Ethisphere, Quarter 4 (2008).
- Randy Cohen, "The Ethicist," New York Times, November 30, 2008, New York Times Magazine, p. 17.
- "100 Most Influential People in Business Ethics," Ethisphere, Quarter 4 (2007).
- "FCPA Is Not Obscure," New York Times, December 2, 2007, p. BU9.
- Diana Ransom, "The Black Market In College-Graduation Tickets," Wall Street Journal, May 8, 2007, pp. D1, D3.
- Alan B. Krueger, "Wait Till Next Year, but Lock In the Ticket Price Now," New York Times, February 2, 2006, p. C3.
- Morgan Wetzel, "The Virtues of Compliance Over Complaint," Financial Times, January 15, 2006.
- Morgan Wetzel, "How To Respond When Only Bribe Money Talks," Financial Times, July 11, 2005.
- "Corporate Governance Ratings: How Good Are They?" CFA Magazine, May/June 2004.
- "Recommended Reading from Business Leaders," Business Week Online, April 10, 2003.
- "Former GE Chief Has 'Met His Match' in Divorce Court," Los Angeles Times, Sept. 17, 2002, A1.
- "Assailing, defending media's role," Chicago Tribune, July 28, 2002, BUS 1.
- "Programs to reward directors' charities decline," Director's Alert, October 2001, p.2).
- "Seven Lessons About Super Bowl Ticket Prices," New York Times, February 1, 2001, C2.
- "Ethical Issues with the Incredible Hulk,"Los Angeles Times, July 5, 2000, E-2 (interview on the ethics of SUVs).
- "Ca-Ching," Forbes, June 12, 2000, pp. 84-85 (interview on ethics and legalities of slotting).
- "Generational Warfare," Forbes, March 23, 1999, p. 62 (interview on teaching business students).
- "Whose Standards?" World Magazine (interview on ethical standards in the United States), Nov. 20, 1999.
- "Where Are the Gloves? They Were Stocklifted by a Rival Producer," Wall Street Journal, May 15, 1998, A1.
- "All for One, One for All and Every Man for Himself," New York Times, February 22, 1998, BUl .
- "Warming the Cold Heart of Business," Gail Dutton, Management Review, June, 1997, pp. 1819.
- "What Business Are We In?" Gail Dutton, Management Review, September, 1997, p. 54.
- "That So-Called Pythagoreas," John Leo, U.S. News & World Report, May 26, 1997, p 14.
- "Disney UnderSiege," U.S. News & World Report, July 14, 1997, pp. 45-56.
- "President Clinton's Mandate for Fuzzy Math," Wall Street Journal, June 11, 1997, A 22.
- "The Latest Education Disaster," Lynne V. Cheney, Weekly Standard, August 4, 1997, pp. 25-29.
- "This is Math?" Time, August 25, 1997, pp. 66-67.
- "The Social Cost of Offshore Sourcing," Purchasing Today, November, 1997 pp. 47-50.
- "Does You Child Need a Tutor?" Newsweek, March 30, 1998, pp. 46-53.
- Yumiko Ono, "Where Are the Gloves? They Were Stocklifted by a Rival Producer," Wall Street Journal, May 15, 1998, Al.
- Adam Bryant, "All for One, One for All and Everyman for Himself," New York Times, February 22, 1998, D 1.
Works as a Contributing Editor
"When Internal Controls Fail," Accounting and Compliance Alert March 20, 2017. https://checkpoint.riag.com
"The Employees Ate Our Culture," Perspectives,36(1):16-17 (2017).
"The Beast of Revenue Recognition," Accounting and Compliance Alert December (2016). https://checkpoint.riag.com
"Amusement, Land, and Liability," Real Estate Law Journal 45(3):409-417 (2016).
"The Characteristics of a Chief Audit Position," Accounting and Compliance Alert November (2016).
"When No One Is Looking or Taking Note," Perspectives,35(4):37-38 (2016).
"The Post-Kelo World of Eminent Domain," Estate Law Journal,45(2):235-242 (2016).
"Billing, Prevention and Ethics," Perspectives,35(3): 24-26 (2016).
"Chicago Cubs Fans and the Right to a View," Estate Law Journal,45(1):92-100 (2016).
"Forward Looking vs. Historical," Accounting and Compliance Alert November (2016). https://checkpoint.riag.com
"Food Safety Lessons on Ethical Culture," Perspectives ,(2):17-19 (2016).
"Covenants Do Not Go Away Even If Steam Engines Have," Real Estate Law Journal 44(4):535-541 (2016).
"Earnings: Let Us Count the Ways," Accounting and Compliance Alert November (2016).https://checkpoint.riag.com
"The Preparation for a Defining Ethical Moment," Perspectives 35(1):11-13 (2016).
"Why We Have CECL," Accounting and Compliance Alert August 2016.https://checkpoint.riag.com
"Top Audit Mistakes," Accounting and Compliance Alert, June (2016).https://checkpoint.riag.com
"Home Grown Accounting," Accounting and Compliance Alert, May (2016). https://checkpoint.riag.com
"Low-Income Housing and the U.S. Supreme Court:Â Reconstituting the Suburbs and Curbing Local Regulation of Zoning and Planning," Real Estate Law Journal, 44(3): 387-395 (2015).
"When the CEO 'Didn't Know'," Corporate Finance Review, 20*3): 32-35 (2015).
"From the Courts," Real Estate Law Journal, 44(2): 271-278 (2015).
"Toshiba Lessons:Â On Not Being so Judgmental of the Company of Japan," Corporate Finance Review, 20(2): 36-39 (2015).
"What Accounting Fraud Looks Like At Its Inception:Â Could You See It In Your Own Company?," Corporate Finance Review, 20(1): 28-33 (2015).
"A Primer on Fixtures, Stripping, and Chutes," Real Estate Law Journal, 44(1): 58-68 (2015).
"What the Financial World Can Learn From Football," Corporate Finance Review, 19(5): 33-38 (2015).
"A Look at the Types of Ethical Issues in Financial News Headlines," Corporate Finance Review, 19(4): 38-41 (2015).
"The Duped Daughter:Â Promissory Estoppel and the Cattle Ranch," Real Estate Law Journal, 43(3): 323-329 (2014).
"Economists, Ethics, and Regulators," Corporate Finance Review, 19(3): 32-36 (2014).
"Accountability:Â If It Happens on Your Watch…," New Perspectives, 33(4): 37-40 (2014).
"The Self-Definer:Â A Clever Way Around a Rule Is Not an Ethical Issue," Corporate Finance Review, 19(2): 36-40 (2014).
"HOAs, Fees, Laches, and Litigation," Real Estate Law Journal, 43(2): 195-201 (2014).
"This Is Not Our Culture," Oh, But It Is, and Has Been For Some Time," Corporate Finance Review, 19(1): 37-41 (2014).
"Title Fraud – Those Recording Statutes … Again," Real Estate Law Journal, 43(1): 47-55 (2014).
"The Lessons on the Role of Auditors From the Academy Awards," Corporate Finance Review, 18(6): 34-37 (2014).
"Foreclosure, Anti-Deficiency Statutes, and Confusion," Real Estate Law Journal, 42(4): 493-502 (2014).
"He Had His Ethics Training – Oh, and About Those Harvard Grades," Corporate Finance Review, 18(5): 34-37 (2014).
"Buffett Versus Goldman Versus Friedman:Â Corporate Philanthropy and Finance," Corporate Finance Review, 18(4): 29-32 (2014).
"The U.S. Supreme Court on Takings, Again," Real Estate Law Journal, 42(3): 365-372 (2013).
"Ethics Lessons from Literature," Corporate Finance Review, 18(3): 29-33 (2013).
"Accountability When Deceit Is In the Air:Â The 'Under the Bus' Theorem," Corporate Finance Review, 18(2): 30-34 (2013).
"The Problems, Nuisance and Otherwise, With Fauna," Real Estate Law Journal, 42(2): 221-228 (2013).
"The Ethics of Willful Ignorance," Corporate Finance Review, 18(1): 38-42 (2013).
"From Saws to Horses and Fallen Light Fixtures:Â Contractors and Premises Liability," Real Estate Law Journal, 42(1): 83-91 (2013).
"The 'Who Knew' Syndrome," Corporate Finance Review, 17(6): 27-32 (2013).
"SAC:Â Using Your Gut and Not a Legal Standard When Assessing Ethics and Character," Corporate Finance Review, 17(5): 41-44 (2013).
"RESPA Fee Splits and Other Things That Go Bump in Escrow," Real Estate Law Journal, 41(4): 491-498 (2013).
"What HP Missed About Ethical Culture in Acquisition of Autonomy," Corporate Finance Review, 17(4): 36-38 (2013).
"From the Courts:Â Technology, Real Estate, and Livery of Seisin," Real Estate Law Journal, 41(3): 331-337 (2012).
"Are They Good or Are They Greedy? JP Morgan Chase, Ina Drew, and the Dangers of Misguided Character Measurements," Corporate Finance Review, 17(3): 37-41 (2012).
"Could the Ethics of Regulators Be Part of the Problem?," Corporate Finance Review, 17(2): 33-37 (2012).
"From the Courts:Â JT/ROS Rules and Another Right to a View Case," Real Estate Law Journal, 41(2): 192-297 (2012).
"The Real (and Ethical) Lessons From JP Morgan Chase and the Facebook IPO," Corporate Finance Review, 17(1): 39-43 (2012).
"A Glass Walkway, a Pipeline, An Easement, and A Tree," Real Estate Law Journal, 41(1): 79-86 (2012).
"The Bystander Effect in Finance:Â The Goldman Public Resignation," Corporate Finance Review, 16(6): 40-42 (2012).
"Guiding the Employees Who Didn't Do It," Perspectives, 31(2): 15-17 (2012).
"MERS, Split Notes, and Foreclosures," Real Estate Law Journal, 40(4): 469-478 (2012).
"The Story of Olympus:Â Missing Internal Controls and a Culture of Fear, Oddities, and Reluctance on Governance Reforms," Corporate Finance Review, 16(5): 34-36 (2012).
"MF Global:Â How Many Times Must We Live Through the Same Scenario," Corporate Finance Review, 16(4): 36-41 (2012).
"Not as Pure as the Driven Snow:Â Teachers Falling From Pedestals in Culture of Numbers," New Perspectives, 30(4): 16-17 (2011).
"Response to Walking Away Scot-Free:Â Trust, Expert Advice, and Realtor Responsibility," Real Estate Law Journal, 40(3): 368-375 (2011).
"Slow Eminent Domain: Taking by Government Delay? A Look at Potomoc Development Corp. v. District of Columbia, Real Estate Law Journal, 40(3): 392-398 (2011).
"You Cannot Talk Your Way Out of a Situation That Your Conduct Got You Into:Â Lessons in Ethics From the Murdoch Events," Corporate Finance Review, 16(2): 37-41 (2011).
"You Get What You Reward," New Perspectives, 30(3): 22-23 (2011).
"Tough Economic Times and Tough Decisions," Real Estate Law Journal, 40(2): 207-217 (2011).
"Bribery, Britain, and Basic Business," Corporate Finance Review, 16(1): 40-44 (2011).
"Crushing Rocks and Defeats:Â Lessons from Poor Paperwork:Â Redux," Real Estate Law Journal, 40(1): 71-79 (2011).
"We Don't Need Another Hero. Yes, Actually We Could Use More," New Perspectives, 30(2): 13-14 (2011).
"The Irony of Complicity:Â Lehman Brothers, Ernst & Young, and Repo 105," Corporate Finance Review, 15(6): 36-41 (2011).
"It's Not the PR That's Bad:Â The Ethics May Be the Problem," Corporate Finance Review, 15(5): 38-41 (2011).
"Connecting the Dots Between Debt and Foreclosure:Â The Mortgage Mess Redux," Real Estate Law Journal, 39(4): 495-506 (2011).
"The Different Levels of Ethical Issues," New Perspectives, 30(1): 25-27 (2011).
"Does Dodd-Frank Countermand Sarbanes-Oxley? On Whistleblowers and Internal Controls," Corporate Finance Review, 16(1): 41-44 (2011).
"From the Courts: The Norman Conquest Rises Again in the Real Estate Docket,†Real Estate Law Journal 39(3): 329-339 (2010).
"The Preventable Hindsight Bias,†New Perspectives 29(4): 24-25 (2010).
"What Did You Do in the Past Year That Bothered You?†New Perspectives 29(3):36-40(2010).
"From the Courts: Math, Foreclosure, Priorities, and Other Nastiness in This Era of Default,â€
Real Estate Law Journal 39(2): 173-180(2010).
"The Goldman Standards and Shades of Gray,†Corporate Finance Review 15(1): 35-41(2010).
"From the Courts: The City North Decision,â€Â Real Estate Law Journal 39(1): 82-88(2010).
"The Employee We Ignore, the Signs We Miss, and the Reality We Avoid,†Corporate Finance Review 14(6):42-44 (2010).
"The Lessons From Galleon Hedge Fund and the Insider Trading Ring,†Corporate Finance Review 14(5):43-45(2010).
"A Time for Mortgages,†Real Estate Law Journal 38(4): 454-461(2010).
"Is Acquittal the New Ethical Standard?†Corporate Finance Review 14(4):43-47 (2010).
"Even When We Miss the Decision Tree, There Are Still Some Telltale Signs to Heed,†Internal Auditor 24(6): 21-26 (2009) (reprint of Corporate Finance Review article).
"Ethics Offshore,†Corporate Finance Review 14(2):42-45 (2009).
"What Was He Thinking? And How Come Everyone Missed His Thought Processes?†New Perspectives 28(4):18-27 (2009).
"Let There Be Light,†Real Estate Law Journal 38(3):349-357(2009).
'Even When We Miss the Decision Tree, There Are Still Some Telltale Signs to Heed,†Corporate Finance Review 14(1):42-45 (2009).
"The Lessons of Susan Boyle for Ethics Programs,†New Perspectives 28(3):12-13 (2009).
"Fish, Game, Denied Mortgage Loans, and an Attorney General,†Real Estate Law Journal 38(2):193-202(2009)
"On Shareholder Value,†Corporate Finance Review 13(6):35-40 (2009).
"Misrepresentation, Silent and Otherwise, in Liens, Sales, and Otherwise,†Real Estate Law Journal 38(1):66-74(2009).
"Of Puzzles and Faint Signals,†New Perspectives 28(2):14-16 (2009).
"Paying Attention to Our Steps and Those Signs Again,†Corporate Finance Review 13(5): 40-45 (2009).
"Tension in Real Estate,†Real Estate law Journal 37(4):304-311 (2009).
"If I Were Going Forward,†Corporate Finance Review 13(4):37-40 (2009).
"A Conflict Is a Conflict Is a . . . Redux," New Perspectives 28(1) 14-15 (2009).
"The Need for Firewalls Between Business, Government, and Social Responsibility,†Corporate Finance Review 37(3):38-42 (2008).
"Firing the Rock Star,†New Perspectives 27(4):24-25 (2008).
"A Potpourri of Foreclosures,†Real Estate Law Journal 37(3): 175-185 (2008).
"'How Did We End Up in This Spot?'†Corporate Finance Review 13(2):36-40 (2008).
"Buyer Beware of Parol,â€Â Real Estate Law Journal 37(2):200-208 (2008).
"This Stuff Just Wants Out There,â€Â New Perspectives 27(3): 11, 27 (2008).
"What Was Different About Companies With Lower Levels of Subprime Losses?†Corporate Finance Review 13(1):35-40 (2008).
"There's No Such Thing as a Rogue Trader,†Corporate Finance Review 12(6): 40-46(2008).
"Standing in the Wings: When Third Parties Help with Earnings Management,†Corporate Finance Review 12(5):38-45(2008).
"A Conflict Is a Conflict Is a Conflict . . . ,â€Â New Perspectives 27(1): 32-33 (2008).
"Of Boundaries, Surveys, and Prescriptive Easements,â€Â Real Estate Law Journal 37(1): 56-62 (2008).
"Some Thoughts on Ethics, Governance, and Markets: A Look at the Subprime Saga,†Corporate Finance Review 12(4):40-46(2008).
"The Subprime Mortgage Foreclosure Mess,†Real Estate Law Journal 36(4):454-463 (2008).
"The Seven Signs of Ethical Collapse: Taking Action that Can Stop the Inexorable March,†New Perspectives 26(4): 21-25 (2007).
"The Lessons of the Subprime Lending Market,†Corporate Finance Review 12(3):44-48 (2007)
"Mortgage Follies,†Real Estate Law Journal 36(3):319-326 (2007).
"Criminals, Landowners, and Landlords: The Evolution of Liability of the Second and Third for the First,†Real Estate Law Journal 36(2): 180-190 (2007).
"Five Years Out From Sarbanes-Oxley: The Flaws of the Dashboard Mentality on Ethics and Governance,â€Â Corporate Finance Review 11(6): 44-48 (2007). Reprinted in:
Internal Auditing, 22(4):20-24 (2007).
"Oh, What Times Are These! Of Brokers, Tourette's Syndrome, and Not Even Being Close on Fiduciary Duty,†Real Estate Law Journal 36(1): 39-48 (2007).
"That Tone-at-the-Top Thing: Tin-Eared Executives and the Ethical Issues Lost in Translation,†Corporate Finance Review 12(2): 44-48 (2007). Reprinted in Internal Auditing 22(6): 31-36 (2007).
"The Year in Review 2006: Best of the Courts 2006,†Real Estate Law Journal 35(4): 586-597 (2007).
"That Tone-at-the-Top Thing: Tin-Eared Executives and the Ethical Issues Lost in Translation – Part II,†Corporate Finance Review 12(1): 42-46 (2007).
"When You Have Made a Mistake,â€Â Corporate Finance Review 11(5): 44-48 (2007).
"Come See the Harder Side of Soft Dollars,†Corporate Finance Review 11(4): 44-48 (2007).
"Just Because It's Legal: A Half-Dozen Aesop's Fable-Like Lessons of Hewlett-Packard's Skullduggery,†Financial Engineering 53: 11, 18 (2007).
"The Tax Man Cometh, Ex Ante and Post Hoc: Jones v. Flowers, 126 S. Ct. 1708 (2006),â€Real Estate Law Journal 35(3):442-449 (2006).
"Nothing Illegal, But, Oh, the Ethical Issues,†Financial Engineering, November/December 2006: 29-38.
"Of Neighbors, Owner Occupation, and Residential Testiness,†Real Estate Law Journal 35(2): 287-292 (2006).
"Why Do Smart Businesspeople Do Ethically Dumb Things?†Corporate Finance Review 11(3): 38-42 (2006).
"Stock Options: What Happened Here?†Corporate Finance Review 11(2): 44-48 (2006).
"It's a Gray Area,†Financial Engineering, July/August 2006: 15-16.
"How a CFO Can Tell When Ethical and Legal Troubles Loom,†Corporate Finance Review 11(1): 43-47 (2006).
"Real Estate Commission: Of Writings, Fraud, and the Continual Desire for Exceptions,†Real Estate Law Journal 35(1): 145-158 (2006).
"In Their Own Words: What We Learn About Ethical Lapses and Their Prevention From the Hindsight of Those Who Committed Them,†Corporate Finance Review 10(6): 44-48 (2006).
"How Ethics Trumps Market Inefficiencies and Thwarts the Need for Regulation,†Corporate Finance Review 10(5):36-41 (2006).
"The Wrong Emphasis: Expending Productive Dollars and Effort on Creating an Ethical Culture,†Financial Engineering, May/June 2006: 15-20.
"Curbing the Either/Or Conundrum,†Financial Engineering, March/April 2006: 13-14.
"Reposing: An Evolving Issue,†Real Estate Law Journal 34(4): 470-483 (2006).
"Taking Ethics Programs to the Next Level: Why CFOs Are Critical,â€Â Corporate Finance Review 10(3): 38-42 (2005).
"From the Courts: Telecom Towers and Preemption,â€Â Real Estate Law Journal 34(3):342-348 (2005).
"The Legal vs. Ethical Distinction and Why We Care,â€Â Corporate Finance Review 10(2): 42-47(2005).
"NIMBYs, BANANAs, LULUs, NOPEs, and NOWMPs: The Erupted World of Eminent Domain (The Boiling Stage or Part II),â€Â Real Estate Law Journal 34(2):206-220 (2005).
"Does Officer Personal Conduct Matter When It Comes to Company Ethics?â€Â Corporate Finance Review 10(1):43-46 (2005).
"When the Initial Decision is Flawed,â€Â Financial Engineering News 46 (Nov-Dec):5 (2005).
"Tippecanoe and Anticompetitive Covenants, Too!â€Â Real Estate Law Journal 34(1):77-83(2005).
"A Blind Eye and Winking Tolerance: Correcting Corrupt Corporate Cultures,â€Â Corporate Finance Review 9(6):41-45 (2005).
"Conspicuous Governance Failures: Why Sarbanes-Oxley Is Not An Ethics Warranty,â€Â Corporate Finance Review 9(5): 41-47 (2005).
"NIMBYs, BANANAS, LULUs, NOPEs, and NOWMPs: The Percolating World of Eminent Domain (The Par Boil Stage or Part I,â€Â Real Estate Law Journal 33(4): 445-457 (2005).
"The Ethical Lessons of Marsh & McLennan,†Corporate Finance Review 9(4):43-48 (2005).
"The Seven Deadly Sins of Corporate Ethics Programs,â€Â Internal Auditing 20(1):24-28 (2005) (reprinted from Corporate Finance Review).
"Dog Bites and Lamp Flies: The Increasingly Bizarre World of Real Estate Broker Liability for Property Conditions,â€Â Real Estate Law Journal 33(3):307-316 (2004).
"The Seven Deadly Sins of Corporate Ethics Programs,†Corporate Finance Review 9(3): 45-48 (2004).
"Bees Are Not Land and Home Inspection Liability Limitation Clauses Are Unconscionable,â€Â Real Estate Law Journal 33(1): 70-80 (2004).
"Stop the Madness: Just Do the Right Thing,â€Â Corporate Finance Review 9(2): 43-45(2004).
"Acquittals, Convictions, and Ethics, Corporate Finance Review 9(1): 43-48 (2004).
"Parmalat: Ethical Collapse Goes Global,â€Â Corporate Finance Review 8(5): 43-46 (2004).
"Multiple Listing Services – Antitrust and Policy,â€Â Real Estate Law Journal 32(2): 140-149 (2003).
"Ethics and Non-GAAP Financial Reporting,†Corporate Finance Review 8(3): 43-46 (2003).
"Quantum Meruit Rises Again,â€Â Real Estate Law Journal 32 (1): 272-285 (2003).
"The Ethics Lessons of HealthSouth,†Corporate Finance Review 8(1): 44-48 (2003).
"Arbitration and Cohabitation,†Real Estate Law Journal 31(4): 337-347 (2003).
"Ineffectual Whistleblowing,†Corporate Finance Review 7(5): 39-38 (2003).
"Have No Fear Financial Officers: Ethics and Common Sense Will See You Through,â€Â Corporate Finance Review 7(3): 42-48 (2002).
"Where Was the Audit Committee?†Corporate Finance Review 6(6): 45-48 (2002); reprinted as
"Where Was the Audit Committee?â€Â Internal Auditing 17(3):42-45 (2002).
"The Ethical Lessons of Enron and Finova,†Corporate Finance Review 6(5): 37-46 (2002).
"The Ethics of Materiality in Financial Reporting,â€Â Internal Auditing 17(1): 22-27 (2002).
"The Emotional Distress of Property Damage,†Real Estate Law Journal 30(4): 324-332 (2002).
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Need to have updated DateTime stamp shown in the formAsked by guineapigme on February 24, 2015 at 07:52 PM
Hi there,
I would like a widget or something to pre-populate with the current time when a user saves. I would like to see this on the form itself.
I don't think this is equivalent to the submission date, which seems to be the first instance of the form submitted. All my newly edited/saved forms show a 2-2-15 date, which doesn't reflect the changes since then.
I am allowing my form to be edited many times, and saved/submitted many times.
I would like to see the date/time of the last "submit" or the last version. I would like this to be on the form.
Please advise as to how I can create a timestamp (other than having the user "touch" the date/time field - which only seems to update the date (and not the time, anyway).
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Could you try using this widget instead: http://widgets.jotform.com/widget/datetime_single. I assume that you are using the edit_link submission in your autoresponders so that your users could update them, right?
The DateTime Single widget should fetch the current date and time of the user, when editing it functions as it is, so updating the form using the edit link would show you the date when the last change was made.
Do let us know if this works.
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Hi there,
This works in that it saves the time upon the submit, but I can't use it as "the last date" on the edit link because it is always reflects the current date.
What is a way to import the date of the last submit into a form and/or save a snapshot of a date into a field at the time of a submit.
I should say that I do get the correct save date which I can see on the submission view, but I don't know how or cannot retrieve this in anyway to display on the edit link view of my form.
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Unfortunately, it seems like that is not possible using the current options that we have. These are the following requirements that you would like:
1. We have the initial submissions date found in the submission itself.
2. Capture the current date when the form is being updated, we will use a widget but unfortunately passing the value of this widget through conditions seems to be not possible.
3. With #2 in mind, we can't capture the last date of when the form was updated because the widget can't be use in the conditions.
I'll try to look for a workaround on this, I'll try to get back to you as soon as possible.
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Britain set to privatise Royal Mail within weeks
Britain launched plans on Thursday to sell more than half the state-run postal service Royal Mail in the coming weeks, in the nation's biggest privatisation in decades.
The announcement is part of the coalition government's strategy to slash the budget deficit, but has sparked anger from trade unions and opposition politicians.
Royal Mail and the government acknowledged in a joint statement that strike action by postal workers unhappy at the part-privatisation of the centuries-old service could not be ruled out.
"Her Majesty's Government today announces its intention to proceed with an initial public offering (IPO) of Royal Mail," said the statement, which added that the flotation on the London Stock Exchange was "expected to take place in the coming weeks".
The coalition government will sell at least 41 percent of Royal Mail, while employees will receive another 10 percent of the shares free of charge.
However, the state will remain flexible over the size of the stake sale, depending on market conditions and investor demand.
The government had already outlined plans in July to privatise more than 50 percent of Royal Mail, after a major restructuring in recent years that was triggered by fierce competition from email.
The privatisation was expected to be the biggest by a British government since former prime minister Margaret Thatcher -- who died this year -- sold off former state-owned companies British Gas and British Telecom in the 1980s.
Reports say the part-sale of Royal Mail could be worth up to £3.0 billion ($4.74 billion, 3.57 billion euros).
Royal Mail added Thursday that it was entering into new debt facility agreements which would "lead to a significant reduction" in borrowing costs.
The government has already agreed to take on Royal Mail's historic pension deficit.
"HM Government is taking action to secure a healthy future for the company," said Business Secretary Vince Cable.
"These measures will help ensure the long term sustainability of the six days a week, one-price-goes-anywhere universal postal service," added Cable, a member of the Liberal Democrats that share power with Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservatives.
However, Chuka Umunna, business spokesman for the opposition Labour party, warned that the privatisation was a "politically-motivated fire sale".
He added: "The government has not addressed the huge concerns which remain on the impact the Royal Mail sale will have on consumers, businesses and communities, but ministers are ploughing on regardless."
The government has argued that partial privatisation will allow Royal Mail the freedom to raise capital, continue modernising and meet booming demand for online shopping that generates parcel traffic.
But that has caused anger among unions who fear the sell-off will lead to job cuts and a poorer service for customers.
Around 150,000 Royal Mail staff will be eligible to get a free stake in the business, in the largest employee share scheme of any major British privatisation for almost 30 years.
Royal Mail staff will be allowed to buy additional shares, while members of the public can purchase a minimum of £750 in stock. The biggest buyers of shares are set to be large institutions.
The Communication Workers Union, which is planning to ballot its members for possible strike action over jobs, pay and other issues linked to privatisation, was meeting on Thursday with Royal Mail chief executive Moya Greene.
"We remain convinced that privatisation is the wrong decision for Royal Mail," said CWU general secretary Billy Hayes.
"Privatisation would put jobs and services at risk and lead to higher prices for customers."
The government added that talks between the Royal Mail and the CWU were continuing in a bid to avert industrial action.
Royal Mail recently enjoyed a surge in annual profits thanks to the increasing popularity of online shopping, and owing also to deep cost-cutting and big increases in stamp prices.


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You're reading this note that you wrote to yourself from the year 2015, so stop reading all those other technology predictions and focus on this one because it's the real deal.
Also, you start to get a little chubby in 2012. I only say this because we work really hard to get back into those green shorts in 2013. Just lay off the Starbuck's White Chocolate Mocha's this year chubs.
I'm gonna to let you in on a few predictions about technology in 2015. Over the past 10 years you've spent a generous amount of time in both Enterprise and Consumer technology, but here's a sneak peek into what you are going to see in the next three years:
- Consumerprise
Back in 2011 we were only using social technologies for sales and marketing. But today there's no difference between our work tech and personal tech. There are no security administrators and there are no more logins. Our accounts are now cloud profiles, which are authenticated on our devices. Sharing of company information is encouraged, as we now realize the potential of co-opitition and the global economy. By the way, since gas is $12 a gallon, everyone works at home now.
- Open Social Web
You didn't abandon your facebook and twitter accounts until 2012, though you might as well start weaning yourself away from it now. Facebook now lies 6 feet deep next the MySpace hedge stone. Social networks are now the fabric of the new web, which is integrated by open protocols and interfaces. Your personal website (which lies on your personal cloud) replaces all of your networks, which displays a river of updates from your friends and colleagues.
- Personal Clouds It turns out that the cloud wasn't just a corporate marketing fad back in 2011. Consumers now use it as the hub of everything digital--work, personal, media, etc. The personal cloud is the fundamental building block of the new web.
- Geospatial Data
Foursquare nearly surpassed the number of facebook users in 2013. However, facebook turned on the friend check-in map, and foursquare was used only by a small constituency. Then the enterprise finally realized the power of real time mapping. Industries like logistics and retail realized the started the movement, then it finally moved to our personal cloud in 2014.
- Death of Programming
Believe or not, programming will die this year. When the Universal Application Programming Interface (UAPI), aka "Yoopy", was released in 2014, it became a standard that allowed the average person to visually develop without knowing one line of code. And it allows us to connect and integrate with our clouds and services across the new web.
Just saying, you may want to make some bets on this when you head to Vegas later this year.
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- 2 packages lime gelatin
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I have gone on 4 dates with this guy. On our 4th date, I hung out at his place, and ended up doing it. Just wanted to give you an idea of how far we have gone lol
Anyways, Last week things were going well via text. Friday came, I was being dumb and didn't respond to his text for 5 days. Honestly, it didn't need a response- it was statement, so wthat the hell? 2 days later (Sunday) we were suppose to hang out he never followed through. I got P***d and I ended up unfriending him on my Facebook (it was such an impulsive move on my part!) Anyways, after not hearing from him for 2 more days, I reached out and asked him what happened on Sunday? he then said I didn't hear from you since like Thursday.
I then apologized and explained my reason. I told him why I acted the way I did because I was seeing some red flags in him. He asked me why and so I ended up pouring my emotions. 3 days has passed and he didn't text me back.
Wtf just happened, why did he disappear?
GUYS: I need your serious opinion on my dating situation, anyone who can give me some answers?
I have gone on 4 dates with this guy. On our 4th date, I hung out at his place, and ended up doing it. Just wanted to give you an idea of how far we have gone lol
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You went on to ignore him for 5 days and then unfriend him on social media. Then you cry about stuff he at that point probably didn't care much about. What did you expect?
He disappeared because he moved on and he doesn't want to see you again. Next time, don't ignore people.
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So I fucked up over a text?
I see your point :(
I am sad though, I hope he comes back but I don't know
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What if he was a player?
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And since he hasn't contacted you yet, why waste time thinking that he will do it. Best you move on.
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He is no longer interested in you. Plus, both of you acted in a really selfish way. I think you should let it go. I don't think there is a way to persuade him to see you again.00|00|0
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Ikea's new Ange Chair ($129) may look like it's made of rattan, but it's actually made of twisted paper. And lest you doubt the strength of paper, I should note that I used to have a bench made from twisted paper, and it was pretty darn strong (at least, it held up under the weight of a couple of ladies lounging on it on a Spring afternoon). I think a few of these would look great on a patio or deck. The twisted paper is covered with a clear acrylic lacquer, so it should be somewhat weather resistant, though I wouldn't push my luck: If it looks like Spring showers, bring this baby inside.


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Mining entrepreneur Nathan Tinkler says his new coal venture is a fresh start in the industry that briefly made him a billionaire, and not part of a bid to resolve his previous corporate failures.
Speaking for the first time since his new coal venture, Australian Pacific Coal (AQC), agreed to buy Anglo American's Dartbrook mine in the Hunter Valley, Mr Tinkler said he was bullish about Australian thermal coal and wanted to expand Dartbrook into an open pit mine.
But his company must first come up with $25 million to pay for the mine, with Anglo demanding the money by January 31, 2016.
Mr Tinkler said AQC would seek to raise $15 million from existing shareholders and $15 million from the market, with any excess money to be used as working capital.
Mr Tinkler owns 37 per cent of AQC, according to Bloomberg, meaning that he will have to stump up just over $5 million to meet his obligations under the raising.
When asked how he would fund his share of the raising, Mr Tinkler said it would come from the same financial backers that helped him buy into AQC earlier this year; including members of Australia's famous pearling family, the Paspaleys.
"I have been fortunate enough to attract the support of the Paspaley and Robinson families and they have been good, they were behind the original support that I have had and will be there again," Mr Tinkler told Fairfax Media.
In May, Mr Tinkler, Nick Paspaley and John Robinson snr tried to jointly take positions in ASX listed junior Orca Energy.
But that transaction did not go ahead, and Orca has since refocused on telecommunications ventures.
New bet
Mr Tinkler's new bet on depressed coal prices comes after a torrid four years in which his business interests (which had sprawled across mining, ports, horse racing and sports clubs) fell apart amid sliding coal prices, unpaid bills, outstanding loans and liquidation hearings.
The process was still under way as recently as this month, with Mr Tinkler's former port company, Hunter Ports, going into administration on December 10.
It was barely two months ago that administrators for Mr Tinkler's horse racing empire, Patinack Farm, suggested that unsecured creditors should accept 3 cents in the dollar for the moneys they were owed.
Mr Tinkler said the new venture was not designed to help resolve some of his previous corporate failures, but was instead an attempt at a fresh start.
"It's a fresh start, I am rebuilding, there is no getting around that," he said.
Mr Tinkler said the Dartbrook mine was strategically located and had the essential infrastructure in place.
The underground mine has not operated since 2007, despite the period since then witnessing some of the highest coal prices in history.
Anglo American had studied the potential to conduct an open cut expansion of the mine and AQC will look to build the open cut, albeit at a smaller size than Anglo was thinking.
Mr Tinkler said he was keen to expand the mine to around 5 million tonnes capacity per year, and he said the mine had the type of coal that would thrive if climate change concerns continue to rise around the world.
"We firmly believe in the resilient demand for high-energy, low-ash thermal coal, as concerns about greenhouse emissions increase. Thermal coal will remain one of the core sources for energy production and if we can position this asset to be in the lowest-cost quartile we are well placed to ride on that demand," said Mr Tinkler.
Bullish on thermal coal
"I am particularly bullish on Australian thermal coal. The way to reduce emissions, which everyone is focused on, is to produce more efficient coal and Australia has the most efficient, clean, thermal coal in the world."
The plan to build an open cut at Dartbrook comes despite some Hunter Valley residents and horse studs successfully opposing similar coal expansions, such as the one planned for Anglo American's Drayton mine, which was rejected by the NSW planning and assessment commission in 2015.
But Mr Tinkler said nearby mines like BHP Billiton's Mt Arthur and the Bengalla mine that Rio Tinto recently sold to New Hope had set a high standard for environmental performance.
"The company expects this proposal to be favourably considered by both the local community and regulatory authorities, due to the approvals of adjacent existing open cut mines and Dartbrook's less obtrusive impact on the local community," AQC said in a statement to the ASX.
Such an expansion would create at least 250 jobs, the company predicted.
Shares in AQC were fetching $0.0016 just five months ago, but they hit $0.02 on Tuesday.
Japanese trading house Marubeni owns the 16.5 per cent of Dartbrook that AQC does not own, and has first right of refusal to buy Anglo's stake.
Marubeni's support for the sale to AQC is still being waited upon, but it would be a major surprise if Marubeni chose to take full ownership of the mine, given the company typically takes minority holdings in Australian coal and iron ore mines.
Marubeni did not respond to inquiries.
Benchmark thermal coal from Newcastle was fetching around $US52.50 per tonne this month, and many pundits, including RBC, expect prices to continue falling next year.
Wood Mackenzie believes 65 per cent of the world's coal production is loss-making at current prices.


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The crucial conclave will have the onerous task of chalking out the future course of Indian cricket which is at the cross-roads following the national team's debacle of the World Cup and the subsequent quitting of coach Greg Chappell.
The first day of the two-day sitting would be a fact-finding mission with Chappell, captain Rahul Dravid, manager Sanjay Jagdale and selection panel chief Dilip Vengsarkar involved in the Cup review meeting with the BCCI's office bearers, headed by president Sharad Pawar.
Chappell, who yesterday (Wednesday) put an end to his tempestuous and controversy-ridden 22-month stint by intimating Pawar of his intention not to seek renewal of his expired contract, and Jagdale, are to submit their tour reports to the cricket board's mandarins during this meeting.
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Only relevant portion of the reports, if they deal with cases of discipline of the players, would be shown to the members, Shah said a few days ago.
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Apart from Kapil the others invited to attend the meeting are: Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi, Chandu Borde, Srinivas Venkataraghavan, Sunil Gavaskar, Krishnamachari Srikkanth and Ravi Shastri.
Notable exclusions from this select club of former captains are Ajit Wadekar, a former national coach, and the outspoken Bishen Singh Bedi.
Sure to come up at this interaction is the choice of a new coach - particularly his nationality. Some of these ex-captains have aired their views about their preference for an Indian to guide the team in its hour of difficulty.
The choice of a captain could also be raised at this meeting though it's the selectors' exclusive preserve.
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Keith Morris (born September 17, 1952 [1]) is a Jewish American singer and songwriter. Active since 1976, Morris is best known for being the frontman of the influential hardcore punk bands Black Flag, The Circle Jerks, and Midget Handjob. He currently works as an A&R manager at V2 Records.
In 1999, he was diagnosed with adult onset diabetes and many of his friends held benefit concerts to cover his large medical bills.
Black Flag
In 1976, Morris co-founded Black Flag (then-known as Panic) along with guitarist Greg Ginn. Their work ethic proved too challenging for some early members; Ginn and Morris had an especially hard time finding a reliable bass guitarist, and often rehearsed without a bassist, a factor that contributed to the development of Ginn's distinctive, often low-pitched guitar sound. Ginn's brother Raymond Pettibon and SST house record producer-to-be Spot filled in sometimes at rehearsals.
After a number of lineup changes, Morris recorded vocals the first Black Flag EP Nervous Breakdown (on which he was credited as "Johnny 'Bob' Goldstein"). He quit the band in 1979, citing, among other reasons, creative differences with Ginn, and his own "freaking out on cocaine and speed."
Circle Jerks
After leaving Black Flag in 1979, Morris founded The Circle Jerks, along with former Redd Kross guitarist Greg Hetson. Cited as one of the most important hardcore punk groups, the Circle Jerks were active until 1989, when Hetson left the band to continue playing guitar and release a number of albums with Bad Religion, which he had joined a few years earlier. However, the Circle Jerks reunited in 1994 and have been performing off and on ever since.
Other works
After the Circle Jerks' first breakup in 1989, Morris led the band Midget Handjob. He also did background vocals on "Operation Rescue", from Bad Religion's 1990 album Against the Grain. He is also featured in the Wrangler Brutes song "Driving" (as the voice of God).
Morris also narrated the 2007 Gotham Award-nominated independent film Loren Cass.
With Black Flag
- Nervous Breakdown EP (1978)
- Everything Went Black (1982)
- The First Four Years (1983)
With The Circle Jerks
- Group Sex (1980)
- Wild in the Streets (1982)
- Golden Shower of Hits (1983)
- Wonderful (1985)
- Group Sex/Wild in the Streets (1986)
- Gig (1992)
- Oddities, Abnormalities and Curiosities (1995)
With Bad Religion
- Against the Grain (1990) (never actually a member of Bad Religion, but did background vocals on "Operation Rescue")
- All Ages (1995) (same as above)
With Buglamp
- Gabba Gabba Hey: A Tribute to the Ramones (Song - "Sha-La-La Howling at the Moon") (1991)
- Roadside Prophets Soundtrack (Song - "Eldorado") (1992)
- Welcome To Our Nightmare - Tribute To Alice Cooper (Song - "The Ballad of Dwight Fry") (1993)
With Alkaline Trio
- Good Mourning (2003) (Performed Background Vocals on track #2 "We've Had Enough")
With My Chemical Romance
- Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge (2004)
With Rollins Band
- Rise Above: 24 Black Flag Songs to Benefit the West Memphis Three (2002) (Performed Nervous Breakdown)
With Turbonegro
- Party Animals (2005) (Performed additional vocals on the track Wasted Again)
With The Bronx
- Social Club #1 (2006) (Performed lead vocals on the track "Witness (Can I Get A)")
With Chingalera
- Dose (2008) (Performed lead vocals on the trackTwenty Three)
With Klover
- Dose (2008) (Performed backing vocals on the track "Brain"
With Trash Talk
- East Of Eden (2009) (Performed backing vocals on the track "East of Eden" and "Son of a Bitch"
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Dismasted and holed - Hugo Boss severly damaged
by Alex Thomson Racing on 17 Oct 2008
Hugo Boss Ingrid Abery
HUGO BOSS has suffered severe damage after being struck by a fishing vessel.
At 2.30am this morning Alex Thomson and his crew onboard the Open 60 yacht Hugo Boss were struck by a 60 foot fishing vessel. Hugo Boss was 2 miles outside the harbour of les Sables d'Olonne when the incident happened. Hugo Boss was waiting to transfer some of the technical team onboard at daylight having just crossed the channel from their homeport of Gosport, UK ready for the start of the Vendée Globe.
HUGO BOSS was stationary with only its mainsail up when the fishing vessel struck. The race boat was visible with its navigation lights, trim lights and a strobe light on. Its radar and AIS systems were also activated and working.
The fishing vessel, registered in France, struck Hugo Boss forward of the cap shroud on the starboard side, severely holing Hugo Boss and bringing the mast down. The mast and sails were cut away from the boat before they motored into les Sables d'Olonne to have the damage assessed. Also onboard at the time of the incident with Alex was Boat Captain, Ross Daniel and Rigger, Giles Waterhouse. No-one onboard was injured.
'I'm devastated, but I'm glad everyone is ok' Alex Thomson, skipper Hugo Boss.
Damage to Hugo Boss is currently being assessed.
Sailing with Andrew Cape (currently navigator onboard PUMA in the Volvo Ocean Race) Alex and his Finot Conq designed Hugo Boss finished second in the 2007/8 Barcelona World Race. During this race the pair set the current 60 foot monohull speed record at 501.3nm with an average speed of 20.9 knots. Both Alex and Hugo Boss were in excellent shape and ready for the start of the Vendee Globe.
The Vendée Globe is described as the Everest of Sailing, a single handed nonstop race around the globe. This year's race has attracted a record entry of 30 boats.
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Norbert Sedlacek completes the Vendee Globe and sets a new record
After 126 days 5 hrs 31 mins and 56 secs at sea Sedlacek crossed the finish line off Les Sables d'Olonne
After 126 days 5 hrs 31 mins and 56 secs at sea Sedlacek crossed the Vendee Globe finish line off Les Sables d'Olonne at 17 hrs 33 min GMT. Norbert Sedlacek set a new ocean racing record for landlocked nation when he became the first Austrian to complete a solo non stop round the world passage when he finished the epic sixth edition of the Vendée Globe in 11th place.
Posted on 16 Mar 2009
Vendee Globe - Sedlacek due to finish
Sedlacek to bring to a close in the afternoon the sixth edition of the Vendee Globe.
Norbert Sedlacek, AUT, (Nauticsport-Kapsch) is set to finish the Vendée Globe solo round the world race this afternoon and bring to a close this epic sixth edition of the event.
Posted on 15 Mar 2009
Dinelli finishes Vendee Globe
If Raphael Dinelli had a sense of déjà vu when he crossed the finish line of the Vendée Globe
If Raphael Dinelli had a sense of déjà vu when he crossed the finish line of the Vendée Globe race this afternoon it would be entirely understandable.
Posted on 15 Mar 2009
Dinelli and Sedlacek due to finish Vendee Globe this weekend
Raphael Dinelli and Norbert Sedlacek should complete their Vendee Globe solo round the world races this weekend
Raphael Dinelli and Norbert Sedlacek should complete their Vendee Globe solo round the world races this weekend. Dinelli has been making good speed again during Friday afternoon, over eight knots with less than 160 miles to go to. And the Austrian skipper Norbert Sedlacek is still anticipating returning Sunday afternoon.
Posted on 14 Mar 2009
Last two competitors in Vendee Globe due to finish this weekend
Raphael Dinelli and Norbert Sedlacek, continue their goof average speeds and they head for the finish
Raphael Dinelli (Fondation Océan Vital) and Norbert Sedlacek, AUT, (Nauticsport-Kapsch) continue to return good average speeds and they head for the finish which they are expected to reach this weekend
Posted on 12 Mar 2009
Wilson only second American ever to finish Vendee Globe
Rich Wilson completed the 28 590.2, miles Vendée Globe solo non stop round the world race in ninth place
Crossing the finish line off Les Sables d'Olonne at 12h43min19sec GMT, Rich Wilson has completed the 28 590.2, miles Vendée Globe solo non stop round the world race in ninth place. Wilson, the race's senior skipper at 58 years old, has stuck rigidly to his watchwords of safety and conservatism, showing huge determination to complete the course as the pinnacle of a sailing career.
Posted on 11 Mar 2009
Rich Wilson set to finish Vendee Globe
Rich Wilson should break the finish line around midday GMT to bring to an end his difficult final, frustrating weeks.
Rich Wilson should break the finish line around midday GMT (1300hrs local) to bring to an end his difficult final, frustrating weeks. Wilson and his Great American III have less than 30 miles to sail.
Posted on 10 Mar 2009
Rich Wilson nears Vendee Globe finish line
Rich Wilson is in ninth position of this edition of the Vendée Globe, only the second American to complete the race
Rich Wilson (Great American 111) will arrive in ninth position of this edition of the Vendée Globe, being the lone American of this race and only the second to complete the Vendée Globe. With 160 miles direct to Les Sables d'Olonne, in fact closer to 180 miles as he is sailing downwind, Rich Wilson is now expected to finish his Vendée Globe in the early afternoon of Tuesday.
Posted on 10 Mar 2009
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