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A 45-year-old Cordele man has been sentenced to nine years in prison for deer hunting with a rifle after being prohibited from having a gun because of prior criminal convictions, according to the U.S. Attorneys Office.
James L. Stillwell was sentenced Thursday in federal court. As part of his plea agreement, he admitted he had a gun when he was arrested while hunting Nov. 17, 2012, according to a news release.
He also admitted he was arrested by Crisp County deputies on Nov. 11, 2010, after he pulled a gun on an employee at Hubbards Salvage Yard and threatened to blow him away because the business wouldnt haul away junk from his yard, according to the release.
Authorities found a revolver and two rifles in his vehicle, according to the U.S. Attorneys Office.
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ELMIRA (WENY) -- You might have gotten a nice flat screen TV or laptop yesterday for Christmas. When you're done opening it, it's typical to haul those boxes to the curb. But that holiday trash could make you a target to a burglary.
Police say homes could be at risk for the next few weeks if people aren't careful. Simply putting boxes from that new X-Box or expensive electronic on your curb, spells out what's inside your home to your neighborhood and thieves.
So what can you do to make sure your home isn't being targeted?
Sergeant Tim Dacey, of the Elmira Police Department suggests not leaving those empty boxes on the curb at all. He says you should cut them up to fit inside your garbage can.
You can also turn the boxes inside out so labels don't show, or put them inside black trash bags instead of clear ones. Or you can simply take them straight to a recycling facility.
"Make sure the boxes are broken down maybe wait until the last moment to put them out just before the garbage pick up," said Sgt. Dacey. "Just don't let it sit outside the house, just showing what you've got."
A good safety measure is writing down serial numbers for any electronics, so you can possibly track them if they are stolen.
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On a night when the pitcher who has not allowed a single run all season had to leave in the fifth inning, the Evansville Otters found a way to keep winning.
C.J. Henry's bases-loaded triple in the seventh countered a three-run inning by the Florence Freedom as the Otters posted an 8-3 Frontier League baseball victory in front of a crowd of 5,277 at Bosse Field on Saturday night — the largest crowd of the season so far.
The victory was the fifth in a row for Evansville and 13th in its last 15 games. Several of those wins have resulted from big hits in key situations.
"It's just being ready," said Henry, who went 2-for-5 with two runs scored as he raised his batting average to .386 for the season. "It's extra work and being focused."
The Otters needed it when starting pitcher Ryan Zamorsky (3-0) — who now has not allowed a run, earned or unearned, over 241/3 innings — left after five innings.
He had been hit by a line drive off his right calf in the third inning, suffering a bad bruise. Although he retired the last 10 batters he faced, Otters manager Andy McCauley removed him as a precaution ("It was getting stiffer," he said of the calf muscle). McCauley also said he wanted to get his bullpen some innings.
The Otters ended up using four pitchers after Zamorsky was lifted. They gave up all five of Florence's runs along with four of its five hits.
But people like Henry responded with key hits.
"It's just a matter of timing and being confident," said Henry, who added that he and his teammates trust each other. "There's a lot of chemistry."
Said McCauley: "It comes down to character and hard work. It's work ethic and getting guys back from last year who stayed in shape and worked hard in the offseason. They don't want to take days off."
The Otters persevered for their runs. They got their first tally with two outs in the third when Steve Marino lined a single to left field to drive in Nick Schwaner, who had singled and reached second on a throwing error.
After adding one run in the fifth, the Otters went up 5-0 in the sixth. Following a John Nester solo homer to left, Evansville got two runners on with two outs, one the result of one of Florence's four fielding errors. That's when Andrew Clark doubled off the left-center field wall, driving in Henry and John Schultz.
After the Otters gave up a bases-clearing double to Kyle Bluestein in the seventh, Henry delivered his bases-loaded triple to the right-center field wall in the bottom half.
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Well, even though Kenny Chesney has taken the year off, again, from touring; it's not like he's out on some island soaking up the sun and sipping on drinks.
Kenny announced today via twitter that he is currently in the studio working on a new album, however, no release date has been announced.
In studio working on new album. Can't wait for everyone to hear the new music. pic.twitter.com/vSgphWPIpa
In studio working on new album. Can't wait for everyone to hear the new music. pic.twitter.com/vSgphWPIpa
— Kenny Chesney (@kennychesney) April 15, 2014
"I love touring more than anyone in the world," Chesney said. I love the band, the crew, the whole team and its weird to not be looking at next years stage design, but I shouldnt make albums to service the tour. So Im going to put the music first, dial it back and do the strangest thing in the world: not hit the road next summer."
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Eric Church has announced his 2013 The Outsiders World Tour! It's an interesting combination of artists as Dwight Yoakam will be along for all of the shows, with new comers Brothers Osborne & Brandy Clark along with rock group Halestorm splitting opening duties through the tour.
Looks like the closest he's going to get to our area is Louisville Kentucky in September or Peoria Illinois & Evansville Indiana in November. Check out the video below to see how he announced his latest tour!
Eric Church The Outsiders World Tour Dates:9/11 Bossier City, La. CenturyLink Center*9/13 St. Louis, Mo. Scottrade Center*9/16 Minneapolis, Minn. Target Center*9/17 Des Moines, Iowa Wells Fargo Arena*9/18 Omaha, Neb. CenturyLink Center*9/25 Louisville, Ky. KFC Yum! Center*9/26 Charleston, W.Va. Charleston Civic Center*9/27 Greensboro, N.C. Greensboro Coliseum*10/9 Grand Rapids, Mich. Van Andel Arena*10/10 Cleveland, Ohio Quicken Loans Arena*10/11 ...
Another award show is on the horizon, the Billboard Music Awards are coming up on May 18th, you can catch them at 8pm on ABC.
Luke Bryan leads the way for the country contingent with 7 nominations across 6 categories, including all of the country categories.
Luke and fellow country star Carrie Underwood are up for the Milestone Award which is fan voted. There are 6 nominees for that award which will be narrowed down to 3 by the time the show rolls around in May.
Florida-Georgia Line also recevied a total of 4 nominations, including the all-genre top duo award.
2014 Billboard Music Awards Finalists:Top Billboard 200 AlbumBeyonce: BeyonceLuke Bryan: Crash My PartyDrake: Nothing Was the SameEminem: The Marshall Mathers LP2Justin Timberlake: The 20/20 ExperienceTop Duo/GroupFlorida Georgia LineImagine DragonsMacklemore & Ryan LewisOne DirectionOneRepublicTop Male ArtistLuke ...
Many people are ready for some new music from Jason Aldean, but is any new music on the horizon?
"Actually, were about to wrap up a new album to go in and put vocals on it this week, Aldean explains (Source: CMT). I think well have a new single coming off of it at the end of June, first of July, something like that. And then an album dropping later this fall. We have a new tour that kicks off in May to go along with all of that. Its coming. There will be stuff before the end of the year."
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First Jay Leno then Jay Leno again and now David Letterman!
The longest serving late night talk show host has announced his retirement during a taping of The Late Show Thursday in New York City saying his final show will take place in 2015.
Starting his stand up career back in the 1970s, his early career included several appearances on The Tonight Show w/Johnny Carson getting his own morning show in 1980 and beginning his late night career in 1982 following Johnny Carson on NBC with Late Night with David Letterman.
Of course we all know once David was passed over for the gig to host The Tonight Show in favor of Jay Leno upon Carson's retirement, he moved to CBS to host The Late Show in 1993.
Of course, we Hoosiers best remember Dave for his time at Ball State!
Good Luck Dave!
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Was President Obama tricked into the selfie that was taken by Boston Red Sox slugger David Ortiz?
The world champion Red Sox visited the White House to celebrate their World Series win and present our President with an official jersey appropriatley number 44.
Thats when DH David Ortiz got out his Samsung phone and snapped a selfie.......
— David Ortiz (@davidortiz) April 1, 2014
In a recent statement from Samsung; "We have a relationship with David and the Red Sox. We partner with people who have like-minded values and fit with who we are as a brand," the Samsung spokesman told ABCNews.com in a statement.
At this point we don't know if the White House was in the loop on this selfie or not, Samsung had great success a while back with the famous Ellen DeGeneress selfie from the Oscars.
Ironically, President Obama chimed in about that calling it a ...
— David Ortiz (@davidortiz) April 1, 2014
In a recent statement from Samsung; "We have a relationship with David and the Red Sox. We partner with people who have like-minded values and fit with who we are as a brand," the Samsung spokesman told ABCNews.com in a statement.
At this point we don't know if the White House was in the loop on this selfie or not, Samsung had great success a while back with the famous Ellen DeGeneress selfie from the Oscars.
Ironically, President Obama chimed in about that calling it a ...
Cassadee Pope, who was victorious during season 3 of the hit NBC competition show, The Voice, has gone on record defending the intregrity of the competition!
Recently, an article in the NY Daily News has been published stating that contestants on the show are put under contract and can be sued for up to $1 million if they release any of the secrets on the show, including that executives can change the rules at any time or ignore voting results. Cassadee Pope, interviewed recently for TheBoot.com, said those rumors are completely false!
"I think that's a rumor, or maybe they messed with the contracts since I've been on, but I definitely didn't see that with mine. You do have to sign a contract though," she tells Connecticut radio station 92.5. "If there's anything crazy that happens, I didn't see it," she continues.
"And I didn't really hear anything, 'cause rumors ...
High School Senior Kwasi Enin has done something that has rarely been attempted, let alone accomplished!
The first generation American who is the son of immigrants from Ghana has applied to and been accepted to ALL 8 Ivy League schools including; Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Princeton, Yale and the University of Pennsylvania.
It is rare that prospective students apply to all of those schools because they all look for different things for incoming Freshmen with fewer than 15% of applicants being accepted into the above mentioned schools. He was also accepted to Duke and 4 State University of New York Campuses
Kwasi who aspires to be a physician said he got the idea to apply to all of the schools in 10th or 11th grade, he scored 2.250 out of 2,400 on his SAT test.
He says he hasn't made a decision on where he will attend, but his ...
If you every wanted proof that music affects your life and even saves lives, look no further than this story about Craig Morgan.
A military veteran told Craig Morgan how his music twice saved his life. The first time was when he was driving in Iraq listening to Craig's music and the CD stuck. He bent down to restart it right before bullets passed through where his head had been. The second time was when he was injured in Afghanistan and went into a coma. When he woke up, one of Craig's songs was playing.
Yes, Shakira and Blake Shelton colaborate for the song 'Medicine' on her latest album. But, is Shakira using Blake's own wife as a spy for The Voice?
Miranda Lambert is the advisor/coach for Team Shakira this season and Shakira calls Mrs. Shelton her 'spy.'
"I had to have my secret weapon," the pop star says of Lambert. "She's like a spy in the Shelton headquarters." Shakira says in a recent interview with Tasteofcountry.com
I have my doubts that Blake would be willing to throw in the towel that easily, but Shakira says she is determind to NOT let him win AGAIN!
Want to check out their new duet? Check it out below!
How easy could it possibly be for Blake and Miranda to be married to one another. Now, i'm a guy who has never been married but I can only imagine a 'normal' marriage would be difficult enough. Let alone being two famous people being married to one another.
When Miranda first released the song 'Automatic' there was some speculation that the song was about her marriage to fellow country star Blake Shelton.
In a recent interview with People Magazine, Miranda says: "There were rumors that it was about our marriage, that it had become boring and predictable. How do people even think that up?"
"It's not easy when everyone is trying to tear you down, but you make a commitment and you stick to it," the star explains. "In other parts of the entertainment world, it sometimes seems like marriage is so disposable."
"But country has some enduring marriages – ...
There are many traditions that happen during the month of May at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, from the 11 rows of 3 coming down the front stretch to get the green flag, to the traditional drink of milk for the winner in victory lane.
First performing in 1972, the now 83 year old Jim Nabors has sung 'Back Home Again in Indiana,' 34 times at the most hallowed ground in motorsports, he's been there every year since 1987, with the exeption of 2007 and 2012 when his health kept him home in Hawaii.
However, the 98th running of the Indianapolis 500 on May 25th, 2014 will mark Jim's final performance prior to the Indianapolis 500.
In a recent interview with IndyCar.com, Jim says "I want to give a special thanks to everyone and particularly the Hulman George family, who have a special place in my heart and are my wonderful ...
Taylor Swift should be a safe women, for atleast the next 3 years!
Since January of 2011, Taylor has been harassed by a guy named Timothy Sweet who seems to believe that he is married to the country star. He had sent numerous emails, letters and social media posts professing his love for Taylor. According to Taylor, he has vowed to murder anyone who attempted to come between them, including John Kerry, the current U.S. Secretary of State.
Taylor had a temporary restraining order placed against him, however, that restraining order has now been extended for the next 3 years.
Timothy Sweet now must stay 100 feet away from Taylor, this order also protects her parents.
I guess, she knew he was trouble?
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George Strait continues on his Cowboy Rides Away tour, this past weekend he made his final stop in music city at the Bridgestone Arena.
George invited some superstars to join him on stage including Sheryl Crow, Kenny Chesney & Eric Church.
Sheryl Crow, who was the opening act for the show, joined George on stage for renditions of his hits 'Here For A Goodtime' and 'When Did You Stop Loving Me.' Kenny came up and joined George for 'Amarillo By Morning' while Eric got to sing 'Cowboys Like Us.'
George Strait, who has been touring since 1981, announced in 2012 his intentions to get off the road; stating: "Its been a hard decision for me to make, but as far as the touring goes, Ive decided that Im not going to tour anymore after these next two years, Strait explains. I kinda always had it in the back of my ...
Think back to when you were in school, did you come up with a creative way to ask someone to the prom? I was probably one of the lamest guys in my class and only attended one of my proms. Somehow for that event, I had a steady girlfriend that attended with me.
It seems kids now-a-days are coming up with some pretty creative ways to ask someone to the prom, I wish I would have thought of some of these back when I was in High School, I probably could have found a date to my senior prom! LOL
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Pat Sajak calls this the craziest ending ever, in his 30 years of hosting this show! Check it Out!
One of the craziest things I've seen recently are people selling their phones on online auction sites for just rediculous amounts of money, all because they have the Flappy Bird app installed on it.
If you're behind the times, this is a game that some smart guy named Dong Nguyen created, however, it was only available for download for a short period of time.
When the app went away that is when prices for phones with the app went through the roof!
The Flappy Bird app was downloaded some 50 million times (proud to say NEVER by me!). Dong got rich as well, he was pocketing around $50,000 a day just from advertising.
If you curious why he decided to remove the game from the iTunes app store, he did so after receving letters from users who wrote him detailing how this game ruined their lives.
Fast forward to today.....recently ...
Today Chris Young debuted the brand new single for 'Who I Am With You' check it out!
Alright BG Nation! Listen up! The date is getting closer for the release of Brantley's next ablum 'Just As I am' he recently released the album art along with the track listing and release date!
Look for the album to drop in stores with 11 brand new songs, including his current hit 'Bottoms Up' on May 20th!
"This one's definitely gonna be rockin'," the singer tells Billboard in a recent interview. "It'll have the girl songs on there, too, of course, the little softer side, but it's pretty intense."
This album is yet another reflection of his life, from where his previous album 'Halfway to Heaven' left off. Brantley, who was previously engaged to fellow country singer Jana Kramer, picked these 11 songs from a collection of songs that started at more than 250! Also, don't be surprised if Jana is used as a subject in several songs! Is ...
Country Star Darius Rucker recently was featured on the syndicated sports talk show 'The Dan Patrick Show' back on Tuesday, March 4th. They started discussing who, of the current crop of country stars, best represents the Outlaw Movement.
Of course, names were dropped like Waylon, Willie, David Allen Coe and Johnny Paycheck, but the names of today's artists may surprise you a little bit. I know I was rather surprised with one of the names Darius suggested!
If you ask who Darius and Dan consider the new Waylon and Willie they chose Luke Bryan and Eric Chruch!
What? Luke Bryan is a bad boy? Now I dunno if I believe that. Eric Church on the other hand? Totally!
Darius goes on to say that he believes Eric is the closest thing we have to Waylon and Willie!
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Zitzer joins Acrobatics & Tumbling program December 11, 2013 Ribble gets first commitment for 2014-15 inaugural team [read more]
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After months of construction, Tom Henry Chevrolet along Route 8 in Bakerstown is celebrating the grand opening of its new showroom and service center with a plethora of events involving Pine-Richland students—and even the vice-president of General Motors.
"It's going to be pretty cool," said Tom Henry, owner of the car dealership.
Henry said he decided to partner with the Pine-Richland Opportunities Fund for the celebration because of his family's close affiliation with the district.
Henry's wife, Gail, is a pianist for the high school chorus and their children either graduated from or still attend Pine-Richland.
Celebrating All Week Long
From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday, May 4, a vintage car show will be held outside the new 32,000 square foot building. Pine-Richland art students will be on hand to draw caricatures of attendees inside a Corvette or vintage Chevy for a small donation.
Customers may also purchase original hand-drawn and digital artwork done by the students or take part in a silent auction.
All proceeds benefit the Pine-Richland Opportunity Fund, a nonprofit that provides scholarship to students and supports innovative education initiatives through direct staff grants.
At 7 p.m. Monday, May 6, Pittsburgh Pirates star Neil Walker, a Pine-Richland graduate, will meet up with the Pine Richland Softball Baseball Association to sign autographs in the showroom.
On Tuesday, May 7, it's off to the races from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Henry said Pine-Richland tech-ed students will be racing their own custom made CO2 cars. They'll also get a chance to meet Don Johnson, vice-president of General Motors—which Henry said is pretty special.
"He doesn't just come to Pittsburgh," he said.
Johnson also will judge renderings of concept cars Pine-Richland students designed for the Chevy Silverado, Equinox, Malibu and Camaro.
Henry has no doubt Johnson will be impressed by the clever future concepts created by the teens.
"I think it's going to be very surprising because some of them are really creative," he said.
The PRTV staff also will have a chance to interview Johnson and make a video about his visit.
From 6 to 7 p.m. Thursday, May 9, Pine-Richland High School and middle school orchestra students will play for guests as they browse the showroom floor.
All About the New Tom Henry Chevrolet
Tom Henry Chevrolet has been a part of the Richland Township landscape since 1958, when Henry's father, Tom B. Henry, opened the business.
The new showroom at 5886 William Flynn Highway is next to the old showroom, which was opened in 1962 and was torn down earlier this year.
The building actually opened in December, but Henry said the asphalt in the parking lot was not completed until last week.
"My inventory has been up the road for almost a year," he said.
One of the amenities at the new, larger facility is a drive-in service center with a door that automatically opens when customers drive up, protecting them from inclement weather.
There also are additional service bays, a modern waiting area, a playroom for children, parts department, conference room, offices and a special area for Tom Henry Racing.
Henry said the new facility was built to better fit into GM standards.
"GM wanted certain things and when you looked at it, it didn't make a lot of sense to put that work into the old building," he said.
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Martinizing the SoCon
The top punter in the Southern Conference didn't start punting at all until he got to college. It was not his childhood dream to punt in college, let alone in the NFL.
Sam Martin is already punting in college at Appalachian State. He's very likely to get a chance to punt in the NFL.
Martin did not see himself playing football when he was in high school. His sport was soccer, and he was good enough at it to attract offers from colleges.
But life can change fairly quickly. Now in his senior season, Martin is a veteran punter, and is also handling placekicking duties for the Mountaineers. Martin was not swept into punting until he kicked a few in practices and showed he had potential.
Going into the final game of the season at home against Furman Saturday, Martin is an NFL prospect. He may not get drafted, since it's rare that punters or kickers get drafted.
But NFL scouts have told him he could end up in an NFL came next summer.
"I'm hoping. I don't know how to talk about that topic," Martin said. "There's more than likely I'll be in a camp. Getting drafted is not something I'm counting on. From my understanding, I'll at least get some kind of free agent deal."
It's further than most punters across the country can get. It's also a long way from where Martin was when he was playing soccer at Starr's Mill High School in his hometown of Fayetteville, Ga.
Martin did not play football until his senior year in high school. Instead, he played center-midfield for Fayetteville's soccer team, where he got enough notice to be offered scholarships by Auburn and Georgia State.
The Auburn offer fell through, but Martin had another option. Appalachian State assistant coach Dale Jones saw Martin kick and eventually recruited him to Appalachian State.
"I played soccer my entire life," Martin said. "I kicked my senior year and got a little interest from a few SEC schools. Coach Jones was actually the one who recruited me. I actually was committed to play soccer at Georgia State and I had about six scholarships to play soccer, which I thought I was doing. I started getting interest from Auburn and Georgia to kick. I was kind of sick of soccer. Coach Jones came through. I had committed to Auburn and that fell through. Then coach Jones offered me, and I came up to visit and thought why not? It's away from home and there are nice mountains and I haven't regretted it since."
Martin didn't punt in high school, although he made a 49-yard field goal in a prep football game. Martin was supposed to handle placekicking duties at Appalachian State, but started punting to help out ASU's punt return team during practice.
He started hitting some pretty well, and the coaching staff took notice. Neill Young was the punter and Adam Kassouf was the backup at the time. Jason Vitaris handled the placekicking.
"I started punting because I'd do punt return," Martin said. "It was us three and Adam Kassouf, and they didn't feel like doing punt return, so I'd go there and hit them and show sparks and (the coaching staff) told Neil, start working with me possibly for next year. One thing led to another. I picked it up pretty fast and started turning into a punter instead of a kicker."
Martin handled all kicking responsibilities at the start of last season, but was regulated to punting and kicking off after struggling in a loss to Wofford. Martin missed three field goals in the 28-14 setback to the Terriers.
Martin's punting has never been a problem. He ripped a 69-yard kick last season against North Carolina A&T and a 63-yarder against Chattanooga.
Still, his average was 40.0 yards per kick in his first three seasons, although he also put 55 punts inside the 20-yard line during that time.
Martin's average improved to 45.1 yards per kick this season with 18 punts inside the 20. He has belted 10 punts over 50 yards with just five touchbacks. Opponents have called for a fair catch 21 times.
Martin said the ideal situation for him is to put a punt inside an opponent's 20-yard line after kicking Appalachian State out of poor field position.
"If I'm punting from the other 35 and if I can put one inside the 20, then that's great," Martin said. "That's a 55-yard punt and inside the 20. That's ideal. Our red zone percentage has been pretty decent this year or at least on our half of the field."
Martin's other main responsibility at Appalachian State is kicking off. College rules were changed so that teams kick off at the 35-yard line this year instead of the 30. Touchbacks are put at the 25-yard line instead of the 20.
Out of 52 kickoffs, Martin has put 32 into the end zone for a touchback. He also saved a touchdown against Coastal Carolina by making a tackle on a return at the ASU 15-yard line, and another one against Georgia Southern when he made the tackle.
"Ideally, you just want to slow them down," Martin said. "If you can just get them to change direction or stop his feet for a second, most of the time somebody's going to come from behind. Personally, if I don't make the tackle, I'm ticked off."
Martin used to be just the long-yardage field goal kicker, but was moved back to the kicker for normal field goals and extra points after Drew Stewart struggled during the season.
Martin made 1-of-2 against Georgia Southern Saturday. He attempted to set the school record with a 61-yarder against Coastal Carolina, but the kick was short.
Martin's longest field goal in a game is 51 yards, which he's done twice. He made a 72-yarder during pregame warm-ups against Chattanooga. He hit the crossbar on a 75-yard attempt a few moments later.
Martin feels he could have made the 61-yard attempt with a little more warning, although it was his idea to try the kick in the first place.
"I was glad I got the chance, even if I came up just short," Martin said. "I chunked it a little bit. I hit a little on the ground. I hit a 65-yarder before the game, so I went out there with every intention of making it. It was unfortunate I didn't capitalize, but hopefully I'll get another shot at it before the season is over."
Once the season is over, graduating with a business marketing degree is next. So is a possible chance at the NFL.
"Ever since I started kicking, I've heard I have a NFL leg," Martin said. "There are a million guys who have that. Now it's starting to happen and scouts are actually starting to talk to me and, it's weird to think I'm an NFL prospect. Never in a million years."
He'll find out sooner than that where he'll play next season in the NFL.
by Steve Behr, Watauga Democrat


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The 2014 Fort Leavenworth Ethics Symposium will be conducted May 5-8 at the Frontier Conference Center. This year's theme is "Professional Ethics and Personal Morality."
The Fort Leavenworth Ethics Symposium is an annual symposium co-sponsored and hosted by the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College (CGSC) and the Command and General Staff College Foundation, Inc.
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The 2014 Fort Leavenworth Ethics Symposium will be conducted May 5-8 at the Frontier Conference Center. This year's theme is "Professional Ethics and Personal Morality." The symposium will include a variety of guest speakers, panel sessions, and general discussions.
The future of military warfare will certainly require deliberate moral reflection. In an era of constrained resources, military forces must consider quantitatively and qualitatively how to affect the battlefield. Issues to consider will include the use of technology, Special Forces instead of conventional forces, the use of proxy fighters, as well as our moral obligations to the profession of arms and to the society we serve.
The conference begins at 4 p.m. on Monday and concludes at 12:30 p.m. on Thursday. There is a formal reception at 5 p.m. on the first day and a dinner at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday. Dress for those events is jacket and tie/Class A or ASU uniform. Business casual or duty uniform is suitable for the rest of the week.
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2014 Papers
Background reading requirement- Center for the Army Profession and Ethic (CAPE) -
America's Army: Our Profession
Uprooting the Culture of Sexual Assault of the Armed Forces through a Gender Aware Perspective (paper)
Cheryl Abbate
Our Profession of Arms: Ethical Principles in the 21st Century Army (abstract & paper)
David K. Beavers
Clashing Moral Civilizations: Why is Relativism a Threat to the Military?
Daniel M. Bell, Jr. – General Hugh Shelton Chair in Ethics
Developing Good Soldiers: The Problem of Fragmentation within the Army (paper)- Note: This link goes to an external website where the article must be purchased ($39) before download.
Paul T. Berghaus and Nathan L. Cartagena
Just War in Combat Boots (abstract & paper)
Mike Burgess
Spiritual Dormancy: the Strategic Effect of the Depravation of God
James G. Erbach
Adaptive Disclosure: Critique of a Descriptive Intervention Modified for the Normative Problem of Moral Injury in Combat Veterans (abstract & paper)
Paul D. Fritts
The Strategogia: A (Newly Recovered) Socratic Dialogue
Prisco Hernandez
Character Development of U.S. Army Leaders: The Laissez-Faire Approach (paper previously published in the Sept-Oct 2013 edition of Military Review) Abstract
Brian M. Michelson
The Importance of Unit Climate in Effecting Moral Injury (abstract & paper)
Rhonda Quillin
Bigelow's Hurt Locker and Zero Dark Thirty: Virtue Ethics and the War on Terror (paper)
Matthew Shadle
A Soldier's Morality, Religion, and Our Professional Ethic:
Does the Army's Culture Facilitate Integration, Character Development, and Trust in the Profession?
Alexander Shine and Don M. Snider (paper)
Stewardship and the Retired Senior Leader: Toward a New Professional Ethic (paper)
George R. Smawley
Finding Inspiration (abstract & paper)
George M. Stephenson
The Evolution of Military Ethics in the United States Army
Sean Wead
Dealing with Contemporary Moral Challenges by Re-discovering Historic Military Virtues (abstract & paper)
James Welch
Department of the Army Pamphlet 165-16 (DRAFT): Moral Leadership
To be presented by Chaplain (Lt. Col.) James Welch
2014 Other Papers
Ethics Can Be Taught (previously published in the December 2012 edition of Proceedings Magazine)
David G. Bolgiano, Lee DeRemer and A. Edward Major
Warrior Resilience and Thriving (abstract & paper)
Thomas A. Jarrett
Ethics Education of Military Leaders (previously published in the March-April 2014 edition of Military Review)
A Edward Major
2012 Symposium
2011 Symposium Report (2mb pdf)
2010 Symposium Report (4mb pdf)
2009 Symposium Report (2mb pdf)
The 2014 Fort Leavenworth Ethics Symposium will be conducted May 5-8 at the Frontier Conference Center. This year's theme is "Professional Ethics and Personal Morality."
The CGSC Foundation's 5-Star Generals Commemorative Coin Program came to an end Dec. 31, 2013. Final reports of the financial benefit to the Foundation are still being produced, but CEO Doug Tystad says he is very satisfied with the overall results of the program.
On behalf of the Board of Directors and the staff, we want to wish you a happy and prosperous New Year.


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Inter Bologna Preview
Turnaround In Fortune
There were suggestions in recent days that Inter had tried to appoint Leonardo as their coach in the summer. How they must now wish that they could have done so instead of appointing the disaster termed Rafael Benitez. Three wins in a row have put the Beneamata back into form and back into dreaming dreams of success.
The 3-1 victory over Napoli at San Siro at the start of the new year marked the debut of Leonardo as the Inter tactician and that was followed by a hard-fought but encouraging 2-1 defeat of Catania in Sicily. Then in midweek the Nerazzurri defeated Genoa 3-2 in Milan in the Coppa Italia to carve their way into the quarter-finals, thereby sustaining hopes of a second successive treble.
With 29 points from 17 matches, Inter are outside the top-six and 11 points behind leaders and arch-rivals Milan but if they win their two games in hand, then they will trim the gap to just five points. Inter have a sensational form at San Siro, having lost just once in the league all season, and will head into their encounter against Bologna as firm favourites.
Messy Situation
Bologna would have started the weekend six points above the relegation zone but on Thursday evening it was announced that the Felsinei were docked two points for failing to pay the players their salaries between June and September. Alberto Malesani's side had already been metted out a one-point deduction in December for the same reason and were punished yet again.
Which means that Bologna now have just 22 points from 19 matches and are in 15th spot in the league table, just four points above the relegation zone. This is serious danger for a side who are in a mess off-pitch too.
Winning in Milan against an in-form Inter side doesn't look very feasible but Bologna themselves seem to be in good health at the moment. The start of the new year has been very encouraging for the Rossoblu as Bologna drew their opening game of 2011 1-1 with Fiorentina at home and last weekend defeated fellow relegation-battlers Bari 2-0 away.
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How big is the Universe? How long has the Universe been around? Astronomy and astrology; value of astronomy in science. In particular this session is an opportunity for people who are unfamiliar with computers to learn to use a personal computer and to become accustomed to the world wide web.
The night sky has always appeared strangely colourless to the eye, however it requires modern imaging techniques to reveal the colours which tell us of the origin and destiny of the stars. In this virtual exhibition and accompanying video Professor David Malin (Anglo-Australian Observatory) describes how the true colours of the Universe are revealed and what they mean.
The modern view of the Sun-Earth-Moon system; early civilisations' view of the Universe; Greek cosmological theory
Copernicus and the subsequent revolution in thought; Copernicus, Galileo, Kepler, Newton and Einstein; the astronomical and technological revolution
This session covers seasons, tides, phases of the Moon; eclipses; monitoring and communications satellites; finding your way around the night sky; constellations; motion of the planets
Underground, ground and space-based ... professional multi-wavelength astronomy; the electromagnetic spectrum; the Liverpool robotic telescope and the World-Wide Web
Solar flares; sunspots; solar granulation; internal structure; composition; solar corona and wind; solar energy; solar neutrino problem.
Inner 'rocky' planets; asteroids; outer gaseous planets; comets; formation and evolution; planetary exploration; planetary mining
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Saturday, Apr 26, 2014
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St. John's Justin Backus, pictured, and Jason Pottkotter of Fort Recovery will each be involved in big games on Friday night with the Midwest Athletic Conference title still up for grabs. The Indians and Blue Jays are tied atop of the league standings at 7-1 with Fort Recovery at New Bremen and St. John's hosting Coldwater. Fort Recovery, St. John's and New Bremen all have a shot at the MAC title going into Friay's action.
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Dr. Minas Constantinides is an ENT-otolaryngologist in New York, New York. He is affiliated with multiple hospitals in the area, including Lenox Hill Hospital and NYU Langone Medical Center. He received his medical degree from Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons and has been in practice for 20 years. Dr. Constantinides accepts several types of health insurance, listed below. He is one of 77 doctors at Lenox Hill Hospital and one of 25 at NYU Langone Medical Center who specialize in Otolaryngology.
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Every May there is a celebration that you will want to visit here in Lebanon Missouri. Our friends at Still Hangin will put on a Wagons For Warriors event that brings people from all over the country. They cook some of the finest chuck wagon food that you have ever eaten. The food is so good that each year the population of wagons and hungry visitors doubles. You can smell the delicious aroma from as far away as Texas. For a small donation to the Wounded Warriors you can eat until you are stuffed, and then get a desert on top of that. There is always laughter and entertainment, and plenty of down home visiting. Ernest Campbell will greet you with a smile, he will help you with your taxes, and other C.P.A. needs. He will give you a tour of what may well be the largest puzzle art collection in the state. His warm smile will generally greet you at the door, and he will work for you. If you would like some good honest down home cooking with a flavor that only you grand mother could put into her food, then a short trip the Rocking Chair Restaurant will truly fill your needs. And if you are in need of childcare you will be extremely pleased with the staff at Building Blocks Child Care. Michael will greet you with a smile and a big heart as you visit her brand new facilities in a great location on the southeast side of town. Her staff is trained and educated in all aspects of childcare and they love what they do. If you are new to the area and plan to stay a while you may need to store your belongings. The best place and most competitive is just east of town at theRt. 66 self-storage. While you are visiting him you may want to consider having him install a Hague water conditioner system. Like most of us when we move into a wonderful friendly community we need to have someone handle our waste materials. I kid you not All American Waste is not only the best priced, but are the most reliable. They will assist you with any task, and they are never late. If you want to purchase some real estate, and you are not sure whom to call, look no further the people at Hogan Land Title Company are the best. They are good hometown people who will always be able to look you in the eye and provide the best service for the money. They are good people who care about the community. If you need a vehicle that will fit all your needs and want some help in finding a great deal, you are in luck because the people at Freedom Auto Sales do just that. They will hunt for the auto you need. They test it, have it checked out by a mechanic, and get up to the best possible condition, and give you a great vehicle at a great price. If you are new to the community and need a little help with health related issues then you may want to consider a visit to the Laclede County Health Dept. These are great people that provide you with everything from immunization assistance to prenatal assistance. The cost is generally minimal, and the service is always friendly and professional. If you are young and just starting out, or if you would like a beautiful state of the art mobile home then you need to visit with Al Samons, he is a good honest man that has been in business for as long as any one can remember. He is known for his down home friendly attitude, and his great prices. He will help you get into that home quickly and comfortably.
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You hear so much bad news most of the time, from the war to the fact that landlords are attempting to repeal rent control on June 3. Bleah. Ready for some good news? The Fillmore Farmers' Market just reopened! More farmers' markets = better. These days, each market tends to develop a microculture of its own, and our guess is this year's Fillmore FM won't be different. To help things along in this historically musical district, the market features live jazz every week. But that's just the icing. The cake is the fruits and vegetables, which in May are expected to be full-on spring-has-sprung insanity, with cucumber, eggplant, peas, and the thing we've all been waiting for: The stone fruits! What's better than peach, apricot, and cherry season? Our favorite individual farm at Fillmore, Happy Boy Farms, is likely to start bringing their famous tomatoes soon, too. In addition to all that, the market offers fresh bread, fresh honey, and fresh eggs.
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Shelby American is now offering the most powerful versions of the Shelby GT500 Super Snake in the company's 50 year history. ... more
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Gittin Joins Fundraising Effort
Vaughn Gittin Jr. will headline the "Monster Energy's Pit Party" on September 22 as part of Henry Ford Health System's "Get Your Heart Racing" fundraiser. Gittin, one of drifting's most iconic figures, and his... more
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Ford Announces Plans
Ford Motor Company detailed an aggressive product acceleration in Europe leveraging the company's One Ford global portfolio and targeting opportunities for growth in the large car, SUV and commercial vehicle segments.... more
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A Bigger Nine-Incher
Assembling a power-handling nine-inch Ford differential
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A convertible gets a makeover
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Carroll Shelby Tribute
A Special Car for a Special Man
Friends of Carroll Shelby, including Ford Motor Company, Shelby American, Ford Racing and many others, have built a special tribute 2013 Shelby GT500 Cobra. Ford is also announcing a renamed road in Dearborn, Michigan, at the Product Development Center... more
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Cobra Jets Strike at Milan
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Classic Mustangs in the Muthig Household
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On February 14, 1989, Salman Rushdie's novel The Satanic Verses was declared blasphemous to Islam and a bounty was put on Rushdie's head. Joseph Anton tells the story of Rushdie's life under Ayatollah Khomeini's fatwa, about how he lived in hiding, under police protection, for ten years. Drifting every few weeks to another home, Rushdie struggled to maintain his life as a writer, husband, father, and freedom fighter, all while staying a relevant presence among the world's literary elite.
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Sugary drinks may increase cancer in postmenopausal women
Looking for a way to increase your risk of endometrial caner? If you're a postmenopausal woman, chugging sugary soft drinks just might Dew it. New research suggests that postmenopausal women who consumed sugar-sweetened beverages were more likely to develop the most common type of endometrial cancer compared to women who didn't drink the sweet refreshments.
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By Frederick Kiwanuka
The government of Iceland has constructed a modern fish handling facility at Kibuye landing site on Lake Kyoga in Nakasongola district to improve fish handling in the area. The multi-million facility was handed over to the district authorities last week.
It has piped water, a four-stance pit latrine, changing rooms, garbage skips and a fish handling slab. It also has fish drying racks, a fish shed with stores and a parking area.
Presiding over the handover ceremony, the Nakasongola district chairman, James Wandira, said a committee would be set up to manage the facility and a sub-committee to manage the water supply system.
Wandira expressed hope that the facility, which was implemented by ICEIDA, the charity arm of the government of Iceland, will improve the quality of fish and sanitation in the area. He urged the people of Kibuye landing site to utilise the facility well to encourage donors to invest more in the area. The Iceland government has also constructed a fisheries office in Nakasongola town, trained fisheries personnel and beach management unit staff and provided motorbikes for fish monitoring
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You are a thief. A very organized thief. Find all the items on your checklist and then escape the house... Designed to be neither easy or hard, and slightly different everytime you play.
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It Needs More Content.
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Loved it.
Thanks a lot, theif.
Because I can really carry a christmas tree when I could just grab a phone.
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The graphics don't matter a bit to me, as far as I can say, the concept of this game and the game itself is amazing.
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Really enjoyed this game. It was a good experience. In the beginning, I wasn't imerged totally, but when the owner came home, that really put me in the mind of the burglar. The pressure that arises. Funny, it really made me think about how this situation is seem from the burglars point of view in a real-life situation. Also because there was no real Gui, that helped a lot to the experience. I found the house design nice and real. I can't explain it exactly, but this game has a good feel to it.
The concept works overall. Yes, you could improve the AI, give more options, and what else...there is always room for that. But I like that it is clean, well presented, easy to play, it has a story and has no bugs.
It's a good example that simple games can be fun too. And I don't mean by simple, that it was easy to do. I believe a lot of effort went into this. What can I say more. It's a game well done.
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This game is amazing! Very good job on this game. I hope you will continue making this game better in the future. If u will keep making this game better I will most definitely donate money to this project. I don't have that much but I will deff give some. I would love to see new levels and houses added. And would love money to be kept and used on things like gadgets. Maybe like a Walkie Talkie that u can place down in a room and when the person comes in u can press a button to talk in it to make them go to check the sound where ever u placed it at. Just things u can spend your money on. And maybe a crouch element to it. Exp maybe? You could make some houses with sleeping people in them that u will try not to wake or something. And try and make the Organized thing mean more. Like it will help u to stay organized some how. But all in all great idea for a game. These were just some ideas to help yea out. My top score right now is 39,484. Really looking forward to u making this better. If u want to get a hold of me go ahead ill be happy to help. ^_^
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Pretty interesting short game. Too easy for my liking, and the AI could be better. Also, pretty short. But I guess that's the point of it.
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Great game. Needs better AI but still very enjoyable.
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Great Game, AI needs improvement love the rogue-like mechanic.
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Very good! The AI should be smarter but other than that, very good game!


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The animals are returning to California, and people are welcoming them back.
Aesop's Fables, the coyote and raven stories told by Native people, the books we read to our children—animal tales have long sparked the imagination and deepened our understanding of the world. Today, there's a new story to be told, one more amazing than the stories of old. It's happening right here in California and most astonishing of all it is true.
- A mountain lion has taken up residence in Griffith Park in the heart of urban Los Angeles.
- A wolf, the first in over 90 years, has ventured into the northern-most counties of California.
- Sutro Sam, the first river otter to be seen in San Francisco in over fifty years, drew regular crowds of fans.
- Condors are once again commonly sighted in Los Padres National Forest and along the Big Sur coast.
- A herd of tule elk is thriving on Point Reyes.
- Chinook Salmon are expected on the San Joaquin River now that there is water flowing from Friant Dam.
- A gray fox family thrives on the Facebook campus in Silicon Valley
- Rice farmers in the Sacramento Valley flood their fields to provide habitat for wintering flocks of geese and ducks.
- Over ten thousand home owners throughout California have registered their back yards as wildlife habitats and are managing these yards to benefit butterflies, native bees, amphibians, songbirds, and other species of wildlife.
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Stand up America US It is with extreme sadness that America no longer has four committed civil servants and patriots to walk among us. The terror attack that struck our sovereign diplomatic mission in Benghazi on 9-11 will be remembered for more than just the loss of these men, and the fact that it was an act of brutal, premeditated terror. Since that day, evolving official explanations have all been proven to … [Read more...]
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Benghazi: Hillary Clinton Talked (sort of, through foreign media)
Get essential information on Benghazi that one may find assembled and analyzed in few if any other places, at the Gulag Bound tag: Benghazi. Hillary has blood on her hands, has lawyered up -- and is using foreign media sources to make her case. In the Daily Mail, on October 9, one day before the House Oversight Committee's Wednesday hearing -- before the shell shut and no further pearls were offered: The … [Read more...]
The Real Why of Benghazi, part 2
Patriots' Duty Follow-up to: "WEAPONS HUNTING: The Reason for the 9-11 Murders in Libya," by Denise Simon, covering the topics of MANPAD missile recovery and the operative relationship between the Obama administration and Gitmo-released al Qaeda leader in Libya, Bin Qumu. Get out the PAM cooking spray so nothing sticks to anyone involved in the murders and failed diplomatic operations in Benghazi. Yet, there is … [Read more...]
WEAPONS HUNTING: The Reason for the 9-11 Murders in Libya
Denise Simon (founderscode.com, @spongedocks) & Arlen Williams (@ArlenWms) Libyan al Qaeda ringleader Qumu, hired by Hillary Clinton to overthrow America-cooperative Muammar Qaddafi, in the Obama/Clinton version of the bipartisan-prepared Arab Spring, kills the U.S. field staff engaged in weapons tracking and (one would hope) recovery, on the job in Benghazi, on 9-11-2012 ------------- The Soviet occupation … [Read more...]


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Polsinelli Podcast - Defense of Marriage Act
The Koontz Decision: Limits Conditions a Government can Impose on Developers
Bill on Bankruptcy: Supreme Court Cases Will Have Wide Impact
Bill on Bankruptcy: Lawyers Must Disclose What Clients Pay
Clinton: SCOTUS Myriad Genetics Decision 'Terrific'
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Lack Of Diversity Among Supreme Court Bar
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Bill on Bankruptcy: ResCap Report, a Bargain at $83 Million
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During last week's oral argument in Halliburton Co. v. Erica P. John Fund, Inc., No. 13-317 ("Halliburton II"), the Supreme Court justices sent a strong signal that they would not overrule Basic, but may seek to strengthen...more
On March 5, 2014, the U.S. Supreme Court heard argument in Halliburton v. Erica P. John Fund. The outcome of this case may change the landscape for securities class actions. The issue in Halliburton is whether the fraud on...more
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Having settled into the new year, we reflect on decisions from the U.S. Supreme Court in 2013 that are likely to have a significant impact in the world of pension and welfare employee benefits and, in some cases, already have...more
Yesterday, the Supreme Court denied certiorari in two highly anticipated appeals of decisions by the Sixth and Seventh Circuit Courts of Appeals to grant class certification over breach of warranty claims involving allegedly...more
Earlier today, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to review decisions upholding class certification in two cases that have garnered increasing scrutiny by the legal community — Butler v. Sears, Roebuck & Co. and Whirlpool Corp....more
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This month we look at part three of our three part series on Class Actions. In part three, Robert Rachal and M. Todd Mobley address the role of experts in class certification post Wal-Mart and Comcast and how to use and...more
On January 6, 2014, the Sixth Circuit vacated a class certification order for reconsideration in light of the Supreme Court's 2013 decision in Comcast v. Behrend, 133 S. Ct. 1426 (2013). In re VHS of Michigan, Inc., No....more
At its conference on January 10, the Supreme Court can get serious about fixing consumer class actions. The Justices should take up that challenge, because it will consider two certiorari petitions that seek review of class...more
On November 15, 2013, the U.S. Supreme Court announced that it would revisit the "fraud-on-the-market" presumption that it adopted 25 years ago, which substantially expanded securities fraud class actions. The appeal in which...more
The U.S. Supreme Court's grant of certiorari in Halliburton Co. v. Erica P. John Fund, No. 13-317, suggests a dramatic change in private securities litigation is possible. On November 15, 2013, the Court accepted...more
On November 15, 2013, the U.S. Supreme Court granted a petition for writ of certiorari to Petitioner Halliburton Company ("Halliburton") in the case entitled Halliburton Co. v. Erica P. John Fund, Inc., f/k/a Archdiocese of...more
Parties to pending securities fraud class actions may adjust litigation strategies, even before the Court revisits Basic's presumption of investor reliance.
On Friday, November 15, 2013, the Supreme Court granted...more
In This Issue:
- Labor and Employment and ERISA Class Actions After Wal-Mart and Comcast — Practice Points for Defendants (Part I – Commonality)*
- Agencies Release Guidance on HRAs, FSAs, and Employer Payment...more
On November 5, 2013, the Supreme Court of Ohio adopted the class certification principles announced in the U.S. Supreme Court's decisions in Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. v. Dukes and Comcast v. Behrend. In Cullen v. State Farm...more
On November 5, 2013, BakerHostetler's class action litigation team secured a major victory for Ohio class action defendants when the Supreme Court of Ohio adopted the class certification principles announced in the United...more
Today, in a case that could have significant implications for putative federal securities class actions, the Supreme Court granted certiorari in Halliburton Co. v. Erica P. John Fund, Inc., No. 13-317. In its petition for...more
The United States Supreme Court's 5-4 decision in Comcast v. Behrend, 133 U.S. 1426 (2013) has been the subject of much debate and analysis. The defense bar has heralded the opinion as further tightening the reins on class...more
The Third Circuit rejected plaintiffs' arguments that the district court abused its discretion by overstepping its authority in declining to certify a settlement class and in misapplying Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. v. Dukes, in...more
What is the impact of the U.S. Supreme Court's Comcast decision on wage and hour class action lawsuits? That is the question the Second Circuit Court of Appeals has agreed to hear on appeal....more
Today, the Supreme Court granted certiorari to six petitions brought by state and industry groups challenging the EPA's greenhouse gas emissions regulations for stationary sources. The petitions are seen by many as a sequel...more
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