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not at all. i'm having a hard time with the tyranny of this bill.
Maybe just a hard time in general.
some don't suffer tyrants well.
Some don't suffer the facts well.
i'm glad you have admitted to your shortcomings. now, where did you say that gun control succeeded?
I didn't. You assumed. I am not an advocate for gun control. I am an advocate for facts. You have misinterpreted the intent of this bill.
You also misunderstood who I was referring to in my previous post.
There aparenty is a definition already for "pistol" This will limit it. For the record gun control is NOT crime control, in my opinion. I agree with you bugman, we don't need more gun control, but I think this bill is not as bad as you might think it is. Doing away with registration would be a good goal, but oposing this bill would do nothing close to repealing registration. Just my humble opinion.
one more thing, I do not interpet gypsy as a gun control advocate... and nothing this person posted makes me think that.
Bugman, save this energy for fighting real enemies of the 2nd Amendment. I could give you a list of people to debate.
thanks doctor.
michigan's gun laws are many, and mostly designed around gun control. any law that adds weapons to a registration list, like this one will do for curios and relics, is bad law. this law will do nothing to reduce crime, but will do something to increase the amount of honest, law abiding citizens that will become criminals if it passes. that is bad law.
the real enemies of the second amendment are those who believe that we do not in fact have the right to keep and bear arms. those that believe that because they disagree with that right, they can take that right away from the citizen. there are a fair number of those people who have been elected into our legislature. this is proven by the preponderance of bad law concerning firearms.
this same group believes that our other rights flow from them, not our creator.
one more thing. gun control is always 'advertised' as crime control. every gun control measure was originally 'sold' to the people with the 'bill of goods' that had crime control right up top. i see gun control as a benefit to the criminal, and as a hinderance to the citizen. the fact that gun control laws are so pervasive in our country, leading to a supreme court decision whether or not we actually have the right to keep and bear arms, despite the fact that it is clearly stated in our constitution, is proof of the 'mentality' that gun control is truly believed to 'prevent crime'. the truth is that in fact gun control is designed to facilitate crime. it's very existance has made thousands of citizens into criminals.
there is a theory that good people write bad law. there comes a point where one must question whether there are indeed bad people behind the writing of some of this 'anti-gun' bad law.
There is nothing in this bill that changes the exception to not register curio's and relics.
there doesn't have to be. any legal weapon under 26" is to be registered. only curios and relics are legal weapons under 26". the law does say "all" weapons under 26".
Your making a mountain out of a molehill. The exception is not rescinded by this bill.
are you advocating adding legal weapons to a list that by definition can only exist to disarm the citizens of this state?
are you supporting this legislation?
Yes, I have read it and understand it would lessen the number of firearms that need to be registered.
before this legislation, no rifle or shotgun, regardless of length was included on the 'pistol' list. after this legislation, they will be. this legislation adds rifles and shotguns to the pistol list. do you believe that is the right thing to do?
Here, I must tell you, you are dead wrong. I have shown you the bill, I have shown you the Michigan penal code, I have shown you the attoney generals opinion. If you insist on calling black white, OK. That's your choice.
did you read the analysis for this bill?
Introduced by Rep. Douglas Geiss (D) on March 4, 2009, to revise the definition of "pistol" so that it applies to a firearm less than 26 inches long, rather than 30 inches. Many commercial rifles and shotguns have folding stocks that make the gun less than 30 inches when folded, presumably making them qualify for pistol registration requirements.
now, nothing says they WILL make it part of the 'pistol list' but nothing says they won't. the people doing the analysis seem to think that they will make it part of the list. i believe them. my reading says the same thing. if you choose not to believe that they will. it's up to you. don't be surprised when they do.
I choose to read the bill, and draw my conclusions from it, rather than the analysis by Michigan Votes. You may be looking and the letter behind the sponsor's name and prejudging. Even just using the analysis to come to the conclusion you do is a stretch, in my opinion.
my problem comes from this 'definition' of the word firearm.
(b) "Firearm" means a weapon from which a dangerous projectile
may be propelled by an explosive, or by gas or air. Firearm does
not include a smooth bore rifle or handgun designed and
manufactured exclusively for propelling by a spring, or by gas or
air, BB's BBs not exceeding .177 caliber.
and this 'definition'.
(e) "Pistol" means a loaded or unloaded firearm that is 30 26
inches or less in length, or a loaded or unloaded firearm that by
its construction and appearance conceals it as a firearm.
that is where the 'loophole' is in this law. if you don't see it, contact a smart attorney. you don't mind banning deer feeding because of what might happen. i don't mind opposing laws like this because of what might happen.
I think your seeing dragons in the wallpaper. Opposing a bill that works towards your goals is counterproductive.
i am opposing a bill that works to deprive citizens of their rights. i see it as my duty.
I hope you don't see your foot as an enemy, and shoot it.
i don't. i wonder, do you carry a gun?
i wonder, does it chafe you as badly as the government that doesnt trust you to carry it? does the fact that there are those on the left that think you foolish bother you as much as your being armed bothers them?
I think your confused. It doesn't chafe me at all, I have a very comfortable holster.
so do i. hot days still bring on the chafing. do you plan on giving up your weapon when confiscation comes?
I plan on keeping my constitutional rights.
your constitutional rights are to be able to keep and bear arms. registration's only legitimate purpose is to confiscate weapons. your own party is working towards confiscation, and has been behind many recent confiscations in this country. is confiscation constitutional?
This bill lessens the number of guns needed to be registered.
by adding rifles and shotguns that weren't on the list before... of course... how many pistols have been removed from the list?
Let's address the fact that all of these laws, gun boards, CCW, regulations, and registrations are unconstituitonal. Michigan's constitution guarrantees the right of ALL citizens to be armed. Period. If, in the past, citizens let those in government attempt to steal their rights away, that is a shame. It doesn't mean that those rights don't still exist. Here are two ways to recover these rights:
1. Contact your legislator. Repeatedly. Until they eliminate these unconstitutional statutes. If they refuse, support someone else who will do your will. Never vote for them again, and encourage everyone you know to never vote for them again.
2. Read and understand your rights as a juror. If you are ever on a case where someone is charged with any kind of weapons law violation, vote innocent. If they robbed a bank with a machine gun, and killed ten people, convict them of bank robbery and murder, but do not convict anyone of using a gun in a crime, or being in the possession of a gun, or an unregistered gun, or illegal ammunition, or anything like that. This is called jury nullification and it was used most reasonably to help end slavery and prohibition.
Mike Hignite: Let's address the fact that all of these laws, gun boards, CCW, regulations, and registrations are unconstituitonal. Michigan's constitution guarrantees the right of ALL citizens to be armed. Period. ...
Let's address the fact that all of these laws, gun boards, CCW, regulations, and registrations are unconstituitonal. Michigan's constitution guarrantees the right of ALL citizens to be armed. Period. ...
If, in fact, these various laws violate the Michigan Constitution, as claimed, it is difficult (even impossible) to conceive that in the years they have been on the books they would not have been challenged in court and thrown out by court decision.
Arguments on many fronts can be made for liberalizing these laws. Constitutional principles certainly are a legitimate part of those arguments. But making specious claims about supposed violations of Michigan's Constitution does not serve the cause well at all.
Gypsy, give up. You are correct in yopur assessment but you will never get the paranoid ones to admit this is not an attempt to take their guns away. BTW-I own rifles, pistols shotguns, support the NRA and MCRGO etc and hold a CPL.


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Thu, Sep 29, 2011 | 01:35 BST
Capcom: 3D character models "much easier to animate"
Capcom's Seth Killian has talked up the benefits of 3D character models over traditional 2D sprites, citing increased audience and expedited development.
Sat, Oct 30, 2010 | 20:44 BST
Rumor: Capcom teases Mike Haggar for MVC3: Fate of Two Worlds
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Sat, Oct 02, 2010 | 15:52 BST
Capcom expects MvC3 to outsell Street Fighter IV due to familiar Marvel characters
Capcom's Christian Svensson has said he expects Marvel vs Capcom 3 to see better sales than Street Fighter IV.
Thu, May 28, 2009 | 18:24 BST
Capcom to attend GameOn! London
It has been announced that Capcom will attend GameOn! London this year.
Games available for the public to try out include:
- Dark Void (Xbox 360)
- Lost Planet 2 (Xbox 360)
- Marvel vs Capcom (PSN)
- Original Resident Evil (Wii)
- Resident Evil: Darkside Chronicles (Wii)
- Spyborgs (Wii)
- Tatsunoko Vs Capcom (Wii)
"We are delighted to be part of GameOn," said Stuart Turner, head of Capcom UK marketing. "It gives us a chance to show off our forthcoming titles for the first time to the UK public at a fresh new exciting event."
The event will be held on June 20-21 at London's Olympia exhibition halls.
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Wed, May 06, 2009 | 20:52 BST
Capcom reveals entire E3 line-up
Capcom has revealed the goods it will be presenting to attendees at E3 this year.
Here's what being shown:
- Dark Void (PS3, 360, PC)
- Lost Planet 2 (currently 360, PC)
- Dead Rising 2 (will be "behind closed doors")
- Spyborgs (Wii)
- Resident Evil: Darkside Chronicles (Wii)
- Monster Hunter Freedom Unite (PSP)
- Marvel vs Capcom 2 (digital release for PS3, 360)
- Fate Unlimited Codes (digital PSP release)
- Street Fighter IV (PC)
- Bionic Commando (PC)
- Mega Man Star Force 3 (DS)
- Resident Evil Archives: Resident Evil (Wii)
- Capcom Mystery Game #1 (playable in booth)
- Capcom Mystery Game #2 (announced at a press conference)
- Capcom's mobile group, Capcom Interactive
Loads of stuff to be seen, plus members of Capcom Unity will be on hand at the main booth to interact with.
Fun times.
Tue, May 05, 2009 | 22:59 BST
MvC2 revamp doesn't mean you're going to get MvC3, says Capcom
Looks like a Capcom vs. Marvel 3 is not going to happen anytime soon, according to Capcom.
Capcom community manager Seth Killian was asked if gamers can expect the title any time soon by Joystiq during a media event yesterday, and his answer was not very hopeful.
"The short answer is no, that's not any part of this deal," he said.
"What we're hoping is that if people get really juiced about this title, and we can show Marvel that there's a lot of heat behind this, then they'll open up the door for us to do something with '3,' which is something we'd love to do."
The biggest problem, he said, has to do with licensing issues preventing further development.
However, there is the possibility of Marvel vs. Capcom 2 arcade sticks heading to retailers.
"It's a discussion … we would love to make it happen," he revealed. "If you saw the 'leak' of those MadCatz sticks, that was actually B.S. That was a complete fabrication, but it's something we would love to do."
More through the link.
Thu, Mar 12, 2009 | 18:15 GMT
Capcom: We're "not done" with HD fight remixes
Lordy. Capcom's Christian Svensson's confirmed that more HD fighter remixes are on the way, news likely to shatter the tiny minds of 2D brawler fans everywhere.
"Are we done doing HD Remixes? No we're not done," the exec told Videogamer.
"But the next ones that we do will be even better, based on what we learned."
When asked if Marvel vs. Capcom 2 could be next up, Svensson said: "I won't say it doesn't need it. Marvel would be great to do. There's obviously a fan base for it. It's probably our most requested title. Unfortunately, I wish I had news to share on that front but I don't."
Double awesome. More through there. Thanks, 1UP.
Fri, Sep 26, 2008 | 07:39 BST
SFIV producer: I'd like to do another Marvel Vs Capcom game
Speaking to Das Gamer, Street Fighter IV producer Yoshinori Ono has again said that he's interested in working on another Marvel Vs Capcom game. Which is cool. Because we're interested in playing one.
I'd like to do another Marvel game, a Marvel vs. Capcom. I regard Marvel as the best in comics. I would like to do it again, and I did mention this in a previous interview," he said.
"Apparently the president of Marvel Entertainment read that, and really wants that to happen. When I went to the US, he invited me to his office and actually offered support and so on and so forth. I met with him again at Comic-Con, and apparently during a speech he said, "Capcom is cooking up something with us." That is not true at all, but we're quite keen on the concept."
Make the magic happen, Capcom people. More through the link. Thanks, Kotaku.
Mon, Jul 28, 2008 | 10:11 BST
New Marvel Vs Capcom fighter mooted at Comic Con
According to this IGN report, Kevin Feige, production boss at Marvel Studios, gave a pretty clear indication that a new Marvel Vs Capcom fighter's on the way.
"Yes," he said, when asked in a Q&A session whether or not fans can expect a new title in the series. "And maybe sooner than you think."
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It is exactly the same like how you create sis file for symbian.Open the project and select harmattan target then in "build" menu select "deploy".This will create a deb. file in your project directory.
Deploy command don't builds package, it returns error:
18:24:14: Deployment failed: No device configuration set.
Error while building project untitled1 (target: Harmattan)
When executing build step 'Deploy Debian package via SFTP upload'
(I have no opportunity to connect the device)
I tried to build package with custom build step, but it fails with output:
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install wrapper execution loop !!!
dh_installdirs: command returned error code 65280
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This article uses a deprecated version of the Nokia Maps API for JavaScript to display a Map on a Java ME device. The Nokia Maps API for JavaScript is not considered to be an appropriate API to use in the Java ME environment, as a large JavaScript library would need to be regularly downloaded onto a memory constricted device, and un-cached Map tiles would need to be regularly requested which would result in a large amount of data traffic.
Nokia offers two alternative APIs which are more suitable for Java ME development
- For a simple static map using the RESTful Maps API within a web widget is considered to be a reasonable lightweight solution.
- For dynamic mapping use cases, the Nokia Maps API for Java ME is a Native API which would be preferred more complex development.
- Static mapping services do not cache or tile the images when requested, therefore each request involves a round trip to the server. If the map on a mobile application needs to be refreshed at any time, using a caching library will result in a reduction in network traffic after around three maps have been displayed. An explanation of this can be found here
Nokia Maps is designed for desktop or laptop system, which can be saved as a single HTML file via IE or other browsers. Developers can also make the file as the homepage of their website or Series 40 Web App and add new style in it for corresponding devices at the same time.
Code below will reconstruct a map with basic function for Asha full touch(such as Asha 305, Asha 306, Asha 311 ).
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/*Hide top and app bar for large display area.*/
#topbar, #nokiamaps #appbar{height:0px;visibility:hidden}
#nokiamaps #appbar div div form input{height:0;padding:0;border:0}
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.MCTDelimiter, .MCHorizontalDelimiter{visibility:hidden}
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The fatalities marred the last day of Carnival, the Catholic tradition that draws millions of Brazilians to the streets for a pre-Lent party. It is the equivalent of Mardi Gras in the French-settled regions of North America.
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Offering powerful and fast microwave and convection cooking in a built-in application, the Smeg 24-Inch Built-In Speed Oven with 1000-Watt Microwave (SU45MCX) brings together effective cooking methods in a high-quality Italian design. The oven boasts a spacious 1.2 cubic-foot stainless steel surrounded interior cavity and features a 1000-watt microwave as well as true European convection cooking, which can be used separately or simultaneously across 10 different cooking modes. The cooking modes provide maximum food preparation versatility and include intensive broil, convection with intensive broil, pizza function, microwave, microwave and Circulaire, microwave and broil element, defrost by time, defrost by weight, European convection, and European convection with broil.
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Board the tall ship Sunderland, built in 1885, and the oldest English tall ships left in the world that is sailing in the Mexican Riviera. You will experience the power of the sails and learn about the maritime history that evolved around the town of Cabo San Lucas. Step aboard, feel the wooden deck under your feet, and see the crew dressed in pirate garb as you relive the excitement and adventure of yesteryear on the placid seas of Cabo San Lucas. In an area rich in pirate lore and buried treasure, those who think Baja is only about missions and cave paintings cannot afford to miss this aspect of local history. This ship is very similar to the one Thomas Cavendish used to take the Spanish treasure galleon Santa Anna, in these very waters. Cannons poke their snub noses from gun ports, completing the feeling of stepping back in time. On your way out of the harbor, you will hear about Mexico's pirate maritime history as your professional captain takes you past the world-famous Arch of Land's End and Lovers Beach, and out into the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez. You'll anchor out in the marine park to enjoy the sun-drenched climate and swim in the beautiful water where marine life makes this an excellent place to snorkel. A sturdy ladder provides easy access into the water and snorkeling equipment is included. Enjoy lunch and an open bar once you have finished your snorkeling tour.
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but when you mouse over it would still show you the long name or whatever..
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Not exactly what you asked for, I know.
But, the only other way that I can think of by using aliases.
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The Bronx Opera Company Presents Gaetano Donizetti's "Don Pasquale"
May 14 and 15, 2010, at Hofstra University's John Cranford Adams Playhouse
A Fully-Staged Production, Performed in English, Accompanied by a 30-Piece OrchestraMichael Spierman, Artistic Director; Royston Coppenger, Stage Director
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Hempstead, NY … The Hofstra Cultural Center presents The Bronx Opera Company performance of Gaetano Donizetti's comic opera Don Pasquale, Friday, May 14, at 8 p.m., and Saturday, May 15, at 2 p.m., at Hofstra University's John Cranford Adams Playhouse. The opera will be fully-staged, performed in English, accompanied by a 30-piece orchestra.
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Don Pasquale is a wealthy, and lonely, old man who has decided to disinherit his nephew, Ernesto, because he disapproves of the young man's desire to marry the young, penniless widow Norina. Pasquale decides to marry and produce his own heirs and asks his friend Dr. Malatesta to find a suitable woman. Malatesta cooks up a scheme to hoodwink Pasquale and clear the way for the young lovers' happiness: he will present Norina as his shy convent-bred sister "Sofronia" and trick the old man into a sham marriage. Pasquale is quickly infatuated with the disguised Norina and the marriage (with a fake Notary) is concluded. Immediately Norina/Sofronia turns into a horrible shrew, spending money left and right and making Pasquale's life miserable. According to plan, she makes Pasquale's life so miserable that he ultimately agrees to let Ernesto marry Norina in order to spite "Sofronia". When he learns that his supposed wife was actually his nephew's intended, Pasquale realizes his own foolishness and gives the young couple his blessing.
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Sonnet 116: Let Me Not To The Marriage Of True Minds
Let me not to the marriage of true minds
Admit impediments. Love is not love
Which alters when it alteration finds,
Or bends with the remover to remove:
O, no! it is an ever-fixed mark,
That looks on tempests and is never shaken;
It is the star to every wandering bark,
Whose worth's unknown, although his height be taken.
Love's not Time's fool, though rosy lips and cheeks
Within his bending sickle's compass come;
Love alters not with his brief hours and weeks,
But bears it out even to the edge of doom.
If this be error and upon me proved,
I never writ, nor no man ever loved.
Sonnet 116: Translation to modern English
I would not admit that anything could interfere with the union of two people who love each other. Love that alters with changing circumstances is not love, nor if it bends from its firm state when someone tries to destroy it. Oh no, it's an eternally fixed point that watches storms but is never itself shaken by them. It is the star by which every lost ship can be guided: one can calculate it's distance but not gauge its quality. Love doesn't depend on Time, although the rosy lips and cheeks of youth eventually come within the compass of Time's sickle. Love doesn't alter as the days and weeks go by but endures until death. If I'm wrong about this then I've never written anything and no man has ever loved.
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Just got done with my DP95... I gotta say it turned out much better than expected... YAY..
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Just got done with my DP95... I gotta say it turned out much better than expected... YAY..
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Excellent, should I say?
Cool! Where'd you buy yours from?
Thats cool
Devilstar2k2, tell us about the customization you did. I'm sure I'm not the only curious one.
Well, the first thing I did was pry off the ear cap/RF with a buck knife... Then wet sanded all of the paint off. Then I heated the backside of the helmet up with a hair dryer, and stuffed a pair of flip flips inside of the helmet, arranged to splay the sides of the helmet out. It sat like this for a couple of days to form.
When I got back to it, I cut a 9 inch steel craft hoop in half and hot glued one half to the bottom ridge of the helmet to hold the new splayed shape in place (plastic has a memory). I also filled in the sections that said Don Post, and Lucasfilm in with a small amount of Bondo.
From here it was pretty standard business... Cut the visor/keyslots out, taped off the opening with masking tape, primed and painted.
Peeled tape, added green welding visor and screen mesh (keyslots), and thats pretty much it.
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i meant what brand is it....I guessed you got it on eBay, cuz thats what most people do.....
Its a DP95... Don Post 1995... Sorry, I thought folks would have known that over here. At TDH (the dented helmet) everything is shortened to initials. lol... Bad habit to get into, I guess.
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N.....YT? lol.
yeah at the dented helmet everyone is costumers, so everyone knows what everyone else is talking about.....kind like if you go to the math nerds website and find out that they are all speaking in binary code......
Thanks....I'll have to see if I can get one....
That is really funky well done
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The line snakes around the block, hundreds of people wrapped up against the early autumn chill. The crowd waits patiently as a sensibly-dressed, middle-aged woman wanders along the queue, handing out flyers and apologizing for the delay.
"He's been waiting hundreds of years," says one woman, gesturing towards the archway up ahead with a smile. "It won't kill us to hang on for half an hour."
"He" is Richard III, one of the most famous kings of England, remembered by school children and Shakespeare aficionados alike as a notorious villain, hunchbacked and hateful, accused of killing his own nephews, the "Princes in the Tower," to usurp the throne, and whose whereabouts were, until recently, a complete mystery.
The history books record that in August 1485, Richard - the last English king to die in battle - rode out from Leicester, in central England, to the Battle of Bosworth Field. There he met his end; his body was returned to the city days later, ignominiously lashed to a packhorse.
While other monarchs might have been granted all the pomp and ceremony of a state funeral, as a defeated warrior, Richard was accorded no such regal treatment. Instead his naked remains were put on display to prove to supporters and opponents alike that he really was dead, before being hastily buried in a nearby church.
Which is why, more than 520 years on, a crowd has gathered in this municipal car park, though there's little to explain their excitement - at first glance, the most remarkable thing seems to be the lack of vehicles in the worn white parking bays.
Overlooked by the spire of the nearby cathedral, fluorescent overall-clad archaeologists and historians gather near a hole in the ground. It looks like any other set of roadworks, the surface scraped back to reveal layers of earth.
But at the far end of the trench, a laminated copy of a priceless portrait offers a hint as to why so many people have chosen to spend their Saturday morning in a parking lot: Experts believe this uninspiring gray square of tarmac was once part of the Greyfriars Friary -- and might, therefore, be the last resting place of Richard III.
Some of them weren't so sure at first, however. "It seemed like such a harebrained scheme," Richard Buckley, the lead archaeologist on the project, tells CNN. "We didn't expect to find anything."
Applying for permission to dig at the site, and potentially exhume a body, or bodies, Buckley says he wrote: "In the unlikely event that we find the remains of Richard III.."
Nonetheless, at the tail end of last summer, a team of experts dug three trenches across the site and began hunting for evidence of the long-lost friary, where Richard III was recorded to have been buried.
The search turned up traces of the building, and then something altogether more exciting: A human skeleton, complete with evidence of battle wounds -- a blow to the head, and an arrow in the back -- and scoliosis, or curvature of the spine.
"I didn't think it was likely to be him at first," explains bioarchaeologist Jo Appleby, who excavated the remains. "The skull didn't seem to be in quite the right place -- now we know that's because of the scoliosis -- but it didn't seem to 'go' with the legs.
"When I lifted the skull and saw the injury, a little alarm bell started to ring, but I told myself perhaps someone had dug into the grave at a later date and hit it with a spade, so I thought 'Don't say anything yet.'
"I cleared the arms and legs, and then went up the spine, hunting for vertebrae, [but] they weren't there, they weren't where I expected them to be. Instead they went in completely the wrong direction. At that point, I thought 'Hang on!'"
"Someone came over and said 'I think you need to see this,'" Buckley says. "We were looking at something else, so I said 'I'm a bit busy at the moment,' and they said 'No, no, you really need to see this.'"
They were stunned to discover the remains were in surprisingly good condition - particularly given the fact they were apparently laid to rest in a simple shroud, with no coffin to protect them.
"There have been so many changes to the site over the years that the chances of finding the remains were so slim," says local historian David Baldwin. "It wouldn't have been at all surprising had they been destroyed."
As a shiver of anticipation spread across the site, one figure sat, deathly pale and shaking, at the side of the trench.
Philippa Langley had spent years trying to convince archaeologists and authorities alike to allow the dig for Richard III to go ahead. Now she watched, in shock, as the search she had championed for so long reached its climax.
"It's been a real labor of love," she told CNN. "Three years of hard work and tough graft, of people saying we'd never find him, but it looks like it may have paid off."
Langley, a screenwriter, became intrigued by Richard III after reading a book about him on holiday, and quickly decided he would make a perfect subject for a film.
"His story absolutely blew me away," she says. "I asked myself 'Why has nobody written this? Why has nobody told this guy's story?' Robin Hood has had his moment in the cinema, now it's time for Richard III to have his time on the big screen too.
"I decided I needed to do some research -- I needed to know who he was, what he was about, I needed to get inside his head, talk his talk, walk his walk, so I went to Leicester and to Bosworth, but I felt there was no fitting conclusion to the story."
So she decided to help create one, by forcing historians to look again at his story, to find "the real man, and not the myth," because, she believes: "With the truth, he'll finally be able to rest in peace."


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Washington, DC Wednesday, December 12, 2012
A House Financial Services Subcommittee examines the economic impact of derivative regulations contained in the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act.
Derivatives, a form of insurance against financial risk, were linked to the economic turmoil that triggered the current global recession. The Dodd-Frank act attempted to make derivative trading more secure by imposing new rules governing how the instruments are sold and regulated.
The Subcommittee on Capital Markets and Government Sponsored Enterprises, chaired by Rep. Scott Garrett (R-NJ), hears from two panels.
Gary Gensler, Chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, and Robert Cook, Director of the Division of Trading and Markets at the Securities and Exchange Commission, testify on the first panel.
The second panel is composed of representatives of the banking and financial services industry.
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WASHINGTON, November 30, 2012 — King & Spalding partner Jeffrey M. Telep has been appointed to the Executive Committee of the International Trade Commission Trial Lawyers Association (ITCTLA). The term initially runs through December 2013, at which point it may be renewed for an additional three years.
Since 1984, the ITCTLA has served as the primary organization informing attorneys around the world about Section 337 practice. The association and its members are actively involved in efforts to improve the administration of Section 337 as a remedy to prevent the importation of infringing goods at the U.S. border and meet regularly to review and discuss the latest developments. For more information, visit www.itctla.org.
Telep is a partner with King & Spalding's international trade group and is based in the firm's Washington, D.C., office. His practice focuses on international unfair trade practice litigation, including intellectual property infringement actions before the U.S. International Trade Commission under section 337 of the Tariff Act of 1930 and antidumping and countervailing duty investigations and reviews before the U.S. Department of Commerce and the U.S. International Trade Commission under title VII of the Tariff Act. A former trial attorney with the Civil Division of the United States Department of Justice, he regularly appears before the International Trade Commission, the U.S. Court of International Trade, where he is on the Rules Advisory Committee, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
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