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North Carolina's first year under Larry Fedora is complete, Gio Bernard had a banner year and declared for the NFL and Bryn Renner had another record year, but for the passionate football fan those are things of the past in the what have you done for me lately world of college football. Although the offense put up record numbers knowledgeable fans know the only way to to reach a BCS bowl and win the Coastal division is the continued success of the offense along with a much improved defense. Spring football is the time where the depth chart unfolds and opportunities are there for newcomers to state their claim for playing time.
The defensive line loses senior leader Sylvester Williams to graduation and Kareem Martin and Tim Jackson need to make the most of next fall if they have dreams of playing in the NFL. Consistent play has been an issue for each player and without making excuses for the two talented linemen depth needs to be improved through recruiting along with several young players to allow Martin and Jackson needed rest within the game. The North Carolina offense plays at such a furry of pace that eight defensive linemen need to be able to play. A prediction I am ready to make is that Travis Hughes may see repetitions in the spring at defensive end. He has the combination of size and speed to rush the quarterback. My idea may be far fetched and it is hypocritical because of my views toward Marquise Williams and Bryn Renner.
As talented as I may think he is Travis Hughes has not earned the right to receive a lot of playing time. Jesse Rogers showed glimpses as a true freshman that his future is bright and Tyler Alberts has the frame and potential at an end position. Production is what is needed out of the defensive end position and UNC must find a player who can create pressure on the quarterback to keep the secondary out of coverage for a long period of time. Ethan Farmer and Shawn Underwood need to use the off season to become stronger and gain experience this spring. There are several incoming recruits for the defensive line however even Julius Peppers needed a redshirt season before being ready for college football. When watching the spring game if we see the defensive line getting pressure on Renner and the other quarterbacks that will be a sign of improvement because despite the loss of Jonathan Cooper the offensive line is still one of talented spots in the program.
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"Yeah, yeah, there were questions just like that," Le'veon Bell said, via in an interview to Detroit station WDFN. "There were definitely a couple of weird questions. I got asked so many of them, I don't remember them all. But that was definitely a couple of questions I got asked."
Though the NFL is against any sort of discrimination in hiring, whether based on sexuality or race, former NFL player who came out after their careers ended in the league have stated they expected to be seen differently by the teams after making their sexual orientation public. The issue especially picked up focus at the NFL combine, in the aftermath of Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o's involvement in an elaborate hoax and equally bizarre relationship with a fictional girlfriend. Manti Te'o later put it on the record in the interview that any speculations about him being gay were totally false.
"I think they do that just to see how you react and just to see how you answer to it," Le'veon Bell said of the questions asked by teams related to player's sexuality asked at the NFL combine. "It's really to try to test you and where you're at mentally, and you've got to make sure you handle all those things in the right way so certain teams will take a chance on you and get you."
NFL Players Association executive director DeMaurice Smith called out the teams for inappropriate questions and "discrimination" in their hiring process.
"I know that the NFL agrees that these types of questions violate the law, our CBA and player rights," said DeMaurice Smith. "I hope that they will seek out information as to what teams have engaged in this type of discrimination and we should then discuss appropriate discipline."
Previously, University of Colorado tight end Nick Kasa said that in the interview session with teams, during the four-day NFL combine that ended in Indianapolis on Tuesday, he was asked questions such as: 'Do you have a girlfriend?' 'Are you married?' 'Do you like girls?'
"It was just kind of weird, but they would ask you with a straight face," continued Nick Kasa.
University of Michigan standout Denard Robinson also acknowledged during an interview, of indirectly being asked about at the NFL combine.
The NFL warned in a statement that in accordance with the CBA and player's rights, any sort of discrimination "including on the basis of sexual orientation" is prohibited and punishable by the league.
"Like all employers, our teams are expected to follow applicable federal, state and local employment laws," the NFL released in a statement. "It is league policy to neither consider nor inquire about sexual orientation in the hiring process."
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We like to highlight examples of Biglaw associates who get to do especially interesting or high-profile work. E.g., Lindsay Harrison, the Jenner & Block associate who argued a case — and won — before the U.S. Supreme Court.
Most lawyers tuned in to Congress yesterday were listening to Judge Sonia Sotomayor's confirmation hearings (even if day 4 was less than thrilling). But over on the House side, one young lawyer was talking rather than listening. Jason Pinney (pictured), a (rather handsome) sixth-year associate at Bingham McCutchen, got to testify before lawmakers.
Pinney addressed the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, specifically, the Subcommittee on International Organization, Human Rights and Oversight. He spoke about his work as part of a Bingham legal team representing a group of Uighurs detained at Guantanamo Bay. The Bingham lawyers obtained the release of two Uighurs in 2006 and four more Uighurs last month.
(As explained by the AP, "[t]he Uighurs, a Turkic minority from China's far west, were sent to the U.S. facility in Cuba after their capture in Afghanistan and Pakistan in 2001. The Pentagon determined last year that they were not enemy combatants." Oops!)
Congrats to the Bingham lawyers on their successful representation of their clients — and to Pinney on his congressional testimony. To download a copy of the testimony, click here.
Today in Congress: July 16, 2009 [Washington Post]
Lawmakers want investigation into Uighurs at Gitmo [AP]
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Much Better Than Document Review: Bingham Associate Testifies Before CongressBy David Lat
We like to highlight examples of Biglaw associates who get to do especially interesting or high-profile work. E.g., Lindsay Harrison, the Jenner & Block associate who argued a case — and won — before the U.S. Supreme Court.
Paging Deferred Associates — and the Organizations Who Love ThemBy Above the Law
We've received countless requests for shout-outs from worthy non-profit organizations that are seeking deferred associates and/or associates on leave from their law firms (pursuant to such programs as Skadden's Sidebar program, Dewey's DL Pursuits, etc.). Alas, due to the sheer number of these requests, we can't mention them all on the main ATL homepage (which would be transformed from a blog into a bulletin board if we were to do so).
To treat these requests in a fair and consistent manner, we direct every public interest organization with a need for such help to post in our Community section, where readers can create posts on topics of their choosing (subject to moderation). The Community section is also where you can post information about charitable benefits and other events.
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Associates Scrambling For Public Interest JobsBy Elie Mystal
On Monday, we mentioned some of the difficulties deferred associates face when looking for the right public interest job. Today, AmLaw has an interesting piece on just how difficult it is for firms and law schools to find appropriate placements for 3Ls who will not be able to start with their firms in the fall:
Law firm are structuring their programs with differing requirements, covered costs, and degrees of involvement in the nonprofit job search. The deferrals themselves are required at some firms, including Morgan, Lewis & Bockius–the firm will bring its 2009 first years onboard in October, 2010. White & Case has announced delayed start dates into 2010 for 60 percent of its 2009 hires. Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe and Latham & Watkins have announced an optional fall 2010 start date.
One of the most interesting aspects to this story is that we are seeing that "Biglaw" is not a monolithic collection of law firms. Each firm is different in ways that go far beyond normal law student concerns like "prestige" and "firm culture."
Health insurance costs are a big concern, as Delany points out. The matter isn't so simple, given that deferred lawyers technically are not yet employees of the firm, so coverage cannot be extended to these individuals. (Sidley Austin, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, and Simpson Thacher & Bartlet have existing nonprofit and fellowship programs that cover health insurance or COBRA benefits payments for the lawyers in these programs–the firms recently have announced that they will open up these fellowships to incoming first-year associates).
After the jump, it's time for law school career services to earn their paychecks.
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Skadden Offers a Voluntary Deferral OptionBy Elie Mystal
Is there not enough to go around, even at Skadden? Maybe so. The firm just sent around an internal email announcing the expansion of the firm's "Sidebar" program. For the uninitiated, a tipster describes the Sidebar program:
Sidebar allows attorneys to take extended time from the Firm to pursue personal interests while maintaining a connection to the Firm.
Spending an extended period of time away from the firm? That sounds about right in today's market. The firm-wide memo explains the reasoning behind expanding Sidebar:
In response to the current economic climate and the decreased demand for legal services, we are offering a supplement to our existing Sidebar program. During this period of diminished development opportunities, the program affords associates and counsel in US offices in good-standing the ability to pursue personal or professional interests for a one-year period with the option to return to the Firm at the end of that period. We are also offering a similar program to our class of 2009 incoming associates who may wish to defer their arrival until the fall of 2010.
After the jump, we look at what Skadden is offering to entice associates to take themselves out of the game for a year:
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Dealing with the Downturn: Simpson Thacher's Public Service ProgramBy David Lat
How should law firms respond to the recession? As reflected in the dramatic events of yesterday, which will go down in Biglaw history as the Valentine's Day Massacre of 2009, lawyer layoffs are a common route.
But there are other options. We recently wrote about how unemployed (or underemployed) lawyers can do pro bono work — a way of enhancing their skills, while serving the public. Now one leading law firm is taking this idea and running with it.
Simpson Thacher & Bartlett recently announced a new program of public interest fellowships for their associates. From the memo:
Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP is pleased to announce a Public Service Fellowship Program which offers associates the opportunity to spend one year working on a public service project of their choosing, supported by a stipend from the Firm, with the option to return to the firm at the Fellowship's conclusion. The Fellowship Program is designed to enable associates to provide greatly needed assistance, on a full-time basis, to organizations, communities, or individuals in the United States or abroad; encourage associates' commitment to public service; and advance associates' own vision of social justice.
One associate is pleased and proud:
I think it's a creative, win-win solution for the firm, as well as for those of us — meaning, anyone with a paycheck and a pulse — who live in dread of layoffs. The firm saves $100k+ a year and doesn't have either the spectre of layoffs or gaps in its associate classes when business turns around. It also sends a strong, morale-boosting signal to the associates that the firm is looking to do all it can to avoid laying off attorneys — and is actually willing to spend money to that effect (while, of course, also saving a good deal of money).
The reference to saving money while spending money refers to the stipend. Fellowship recipients receive a lump-sum stipend of $60,000, paid in advance. Yes, this is an upfront expenditure for the firm; but it's less than the going rate for a first-, second-, or third-year associate.
More details, plus the full memo, after the jump.
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When the economy was better, we had a career alternatives for lawyers series, for those in Biglaw looking to do something new. Given the layoffs and sluggish law firm hiring these days, we're starting a new series: "Can't find work?" We'll offer "options" for those shut out — or forced out — of Biglaw.
On Tuesday, we suggested an "option" for recent law grads unable to find work: start your own firm. Two University of Missouri grads were unable to find work and hung out their own shingle in Kansas City. ATL readers lent their support to the venture by spell-checking the hell out of the Buckley & Hutchings website.
Today, we have a new "option" for those looking for work. Offer up your legal services for free!
CARPLS, a legal aid society based in Illinois, is offering unemployed attorneys true pro bono work. From the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin (subscription):
A local legal aid provider is seeking unemployed lawyers as volunteers to staff its telephone hotline for low-income families in need of legal advice…
The volunteers must be licensed Illinois lawyers and are asked to work on the CARPLS hotline for at least four hours each week on a morning or afternoon shift. Schwartz said CARPLS officials hope that between 40 and 50 out-of-work lawyers will volunteer for the new program. The new volunteers will supplement the work of 32 paid staff lawyers, Schwartz said.
CARPLS officials posted a job description for the new program on craigslist and other online sites Thursday afternoon, Schwartz said. By Friday morning, there were about 35 responses, he added. The first response was from a lawyer who was offended because she was being asked to work for free, according to Schwartz. The rest of the responses came from lawyers interested in participating in the program, he added.
You may not get paid in cash, but you will get basic training in family, landlord-tenant and consumer law. Press release from CARPLS, after the jump.
So, if you're twiddling your thumbs these days, think about calling up your local legal aid office and putting some of their attorneys out of work by volunteering your time.
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Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day!By Elie Mystal
Today we celebrate the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., the pioneering civil rights leader. If you're not at work, we hope that you are enjoying the day off. (We are around, but will be posting less than usual.)
If you are at work, be proud. We're pretty sure that equal opportunities to be productive cogs in the capitalist machine, regardless of race color or creed, were part of Dr. King's dream.
If you are looking for something to do, we suggest that you treat today as an opportunity for public service. You can look up a service project in your area at MLKDay.gov or you can join the incoming president.
Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day!
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ATL has been providing in-depth coverage of firm layoffs, but we haven't written much about public defenders suffering the same fate. With state budgets experiencing big squeezes, public defenders' offices across the country are getting downsized, while their caseloads are getting upsized.
We wrote about layoffs in Kentucky, Minnesota, Florida, and Georgia back in July. In at least seven states, "public defenders' offices are refusing to take on cases or have sued to limit them," says the New York Times in an editorial today. It suggests that the constitutional right to counsel in state criminal proceedings is "hanging by a tattered thread:"
In a disturbing example of legal triage, a Florida judge ruled in September that the public defenders' office in Miami-Dade County could refuse to represent many poor defendants arrested on lesser felony charges so that its lawyers could provide a better defense for other clients. Behind the ruling were some chastening statistics: Over the past three years, the average number of felony cases handled by each lawyer rose from 367 annually to nearly 500. Misdemeanor case loads rose from 1,380 to 2,225.
Public defenders' offices all over the country are reporting similar problems. The immediate result is that innocent defendants may feel pressure to plead guilty. There also is an increased risk of wrongful conviction, which means that the real offenders would go free.
The NYT recommends meeting the budget shortfall by increasing the state registration fees for lawyers and expanding pro bono representation by the private bar.
Another out-of-the-box solution would be to get rid of all those pesky drug laws.
Remember to send in all of your layoffs stories and worries to email@example.com.
Hard Times and the Right to Counsel [New York Times]
Earlier: D.C. AG Office Faces Lawsuit After Firing Attorneys (And News of Layoffs For Public Defenders in Other States)
Associate Life Survey: Joining The World's Largest Law Firm?By Justin Bernold
Earlier this month, an ATL / Lateral Link survey found that 86% of you were talking about politics in the workplace. And 18% of you reported that a fellow associate had tried to convince you to vote for their favorite candidate.
But are politics just seeping into your workplace, or will you be taking your profession to the polls? As the Obama campaign recruits lawyers to join the world's largest law firm next week and the McCain campaign recruits its own Legal Response Team, how are you and your firms planning to spend the day?
Will you be policing the polls for pro bono — or billable — credit?
Update: This survey is now closed. Click here for the results.
Justin Bernold is a Director at Lateral Link, the sponsor of this Associate Life Survey.
A recent bar passer sent this query into Freakonomics:
I recently passed the bar and am currently applying for jobs. My main concern is bringing out the most charitable result. Should I work in the nonprofit section where my services are passed directly along to the most needy, or should I get the high-paying firm job and donate the difference in my salary to charity?
A certain Harvard Law School grad might say, "Do the right thing at every moment" — and avoid the Big Bad Law Firm. But Freakonomics blogger Stephen Dubner seems more skeptical of public interest work:
I am not so convinced that working for a nonprofit means that one's "services are passed directly along to the most needy." Here's one reason why.
One Freakonomics commenter's response to the question of "public interest v. Biglaw": neither.
If you want to make the most "charitable result", you're too late. Lawyers rarely add any value to the economy (after all, this IS an economics blog). Lawyers don't make anything but they consume large amounts of capital, both human and financial. Had you wanted to be a net contributor to society, an MBA or engineering degree or medical degree or some such would have been the way to go or even just start a small business. This would allow you to actually produce something of value. A law degree only allows you to add friction to the economy….
Scrap the law degree, start a company, get rich, buy a big house and a big boat, give generously when you can and do what Buffett and Gates are doing, give it all away when you're finished. Nothing wrong with that at all. That would be a life well lived.
ATL readers, what do you advise?
Our Daily Bleg: How Can You Maximize Your Charity? [Freakonomics / NYT]
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Washing your car with a garden hose can use up to 120 gallons of water. Most corner conveyor belt operations use less, but all that water can add up, as we told you in August.
That's why the group LA Waterkeeper is challenging motorists to drive dirty and pledge to skip car washes for 60 days.
"Water conservation is the easiest and most affordable way to quickly reduce water demand and also extend supplies into next year," says Liz Crosson, the group's executive director.
This summer Ventura County's water agency asked people to skip washing their rides for a month; some people got detailing and car washes as a reward. Crosson's group is hoping bragging rights will be enough of an incentive. (Though there are some as-yet-undisclosed prizes.)
People who live in LA are really excited and interested by the cars that they drive," Crosson says. "And frankly, you can have a dirty car and you can have a sticker and have an excuse for having a dirty car so it saves your image too."
Conservation groups seek protection of monarch butterfly
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A group of conservation organizations teamed up with a leading monarch butterfly scientist on Tuesday to petition for protection of the monarch butterfly under the Endangered Species Act.
The monarch butterfly is one of the most iconic butterfly species in the country. But according to conservation group the Xerces Society, the monarch butterfly population is in trouble.
"Many scientists estimate that there are about 33 million monarchs. And just for comparison, in the past, researchers have estimated more than 1 billion monarchs," said Sarina Jepsen, who directs the Endangered Species Program for the Xerces Society.
That's a decline of about 90 percent in just fewer than 20 years, Jepsen said.
The main culprit in the monarch's decline is the weed killer Roundup, Jepsen said. Most monarch caterpillars breed in the Midwest, and feed off of milkweed. While Roundup doesn't kill genetically modified crops like soy and corn, it does kill milkweed.
LA County supervisors criticize 'piecemeal' cleanup around Exide, seek money for lead testing
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Exide begins to remove lead-polluted soil on Monday morning at a house on the 1200 block of La Puerta Street in Boyle Heights.
All five members of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors have signed a letter imploring California Gov. Jerry Brown to intervene in the state's handling of contamination around the Exide Technologies plant in Vernon.
The letter criticizing the state's "piecemeal approach to an urgent environmental hazard" comes as workers paid for by Exide are removing lead-contaminated topsoil from two homes near the intersection of Olympic and Indiana avenues in L.A.
Signed Tuesday, the letter asks for "guaranteed state funding to immediately begin testing" at 37 more homes also sampled, but to less specific degrees, during November 2013. In the words of the board, "further testing and remediation of the other 37 homes has not been confirmed and may not begin until at least October 2014 because Exide has not yet agreed to comply with DTSC directives issued last March."
California Drought News: My burger, my burrito, my poor wallet
Tuesday's drought news makes you question whether waiting so long in the drive-thru line will continue to be worth it.
First, today's dryku:
Burger prices rise
Will we turn to other foods?
Burritos' do too
- Have you noticed the increased food prices at the grocery store? Well, now you're going to see it at your fast food joints too. In-N-Out and Chipotle are having to raise prices on their food. Starbucks has also.
In-N-Out raised the cost of its hamburgers and cheeseburgers by a dime and their famous Double-Double jumped 15 cents to $3.45. French fries were unchanged but soft drinks went up a nickel. (San Gabriel Valley Tribune)
Oil and Water:
- They don't mix, but they separate pretty well. The New York Times looks at how an oil field in the Central Valley also pumps 760,000 gallons of water each day that it sells to a local water district. Article goes on to look at the fight over water use in fracking. (NY Times)
California Drought News: Nosy about groundwater drilling, and nudging your neighbor to save
A 1962 Thousand Oaks survey picture of H.L. Hall Water Well and Test Hole Drilling, and Aitken and Kidder Water Development, by Pat Allen. Water well drilling goes back a century in California, but records are scarce for public viewing.
Monday's news is nosy about your neighbor — and your neighbors' groundwater drilling.
- More great reporting from the Sacramento Bee on anachronistic problems of transparency in how we manage water in California. Even some well drillers now favor more transparency for groundwater "well logs":
In all other Western states, such records are accessible to whomever wants to see them – from university professors to civil engineers, real estate agents to the media. But in California, well logs are barred from public inspection by a 63-year-old law written to keep data gathered by well-drilling companies from falling into the hands of competitors. "The lack of information about well logs makes no sense, particularly as we are trying hard to manage a diminishing public trust resource," said Jeffrey Mount, senior fellow at the Public Policy Institute of California, a nonpartisan think tank in San Francisco. "This is another one of those anachronistic statutes that does not belong in a modern water management system," Mount said. (Sacramento Bee)


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i want to be able to cum in ropes because this sets my wife off and she can have a orgasm too
i want to be able to cum in ropes because this sets my wife off and she can have a orgasm too
Do you mean cum while being restrained? Talk to your wife much more about it. Find out what it is about you being "in ropes" that turns her on. Have you tried placing her "in ropes?" Maybe she has a fantasy to be in control and dominate you. If you are not submissive and find yourself always needing to be in charge, it will be very difficult for you to cum while restrained. Being bonded prevents you from moving and touching freely. It can be considered a total form of submission. Try some other form of sensory deprivation and see where it takes you. A simple mouth gag to prevent you from speaking for starters. A blindfold to take away your sense of sight. They say all a man needs to be happy is food, sex, and silence. Try headphones with added noise reduction. You will achieve your silence and she will achieve controling your sense of sound all at the same time. Play around with it. Keep it fun. Experiment. As long as you are both having fun, you can both get to cum.
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Today I've seen one of the most awesome commercials in a long time, not being a big fan of them in the first place this was just too good. In this ad for Audi we got to see both Spocks Leonard Nimoy and Zachary Quinto go head to head in these challenges.
Enough of me telling you about it and ruining it for you, here's the video for you to enjoy:
I'd like to mention that both Leonard and Zachary are awesome guys and seeing them on screen together is great; my favorite part about the whole entire ad though was probably when Leonard started reciting The Ballad of Bilbo Baggins, it just put a smile on my face.
At first I thought I wasn't going to go see Star Trek: Into Darkness at all, but after I saw the trailer in theatres and seeing this I've been sold and will most likely go see the movie. It gave me the assumption that this movie will be worth my money and is a must see especially in theatres. It's rare for me to ever actually like a commercial and this won me over.


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Me: "This is just a sketch of the ad with generic photos from an image bank."
Customer: "Yes, it looks great but I don't like this guy's face"
Me: "We thought that person could be a simple business man. Not too old, not too young, not too pretty, not too ugly…"
Customer: "Yes, I understand and I think that's a good idea, but I don't like this guy"
Me: "It's just a matter of looking for the right picture…"
Customer: "…he reminds me a croocked politician from my hometown, and I don't trust him."
Me: "So, how do you think should be the person in this ad?"
Customer: "Just like this! But not this guy."
Me: "That is not a problem, we will find a better picture."
Customer: "All these guys in suits look like crooks."
Me: "If you have a problem with photos from image banks we could look for models and make a photo shoot."
Customer: "Yes, but do you know anyone who looks as good as this guy on the picture?"
Me: "We can look for someone like that."
Customer: "My problem is that I don't like this guy's face, I really don't trust him. Maybe instead of getting a model we could use one of our own employees."
Me: "That can be a good idea. Do you have anyone specifically in mind?"
Customer: "No, we don't have anyone that looks like this."
Me: "But do you want a picture of someone that looks like that?"
Customer: "No! I told you, I don't like this guy!"
Me: "What should we do then?"
Customer: "Just find a picture that looks like this, but not with this guy!!"
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The right hemisphere is the visual, figurative, artistic, and intuitive side of the brain.
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The left hemisphere is the logical, articulate, assertive, and practical side of the brain.
Two things.
My family:
For always being there for me. For helping me out when I need it. For loving me unconditionally. [My parents] for trying to provide me with a good life, even if money is scarce. I love you all.
My boyfriend:
For making me smile every time I see you. For making me feel so very special. For standing by my side for as long as you have. I love you as well.
I think its so stupid that we rely on money for everything and worry about it so much. We worry if we have enough MONEY to pay for bills. Enough MONEY to feed ourselves and our children. Enough MONEY to live. And in my case, enough MONEY to get through school. That's all our society is about: money, money, MONEY. I hate the fact that I stress out so much about whether or not I have enough money. I know people have it worse off than me. It just sucks how money or lack of it ruins everything. Sometimes, I wish currency never existed. I think a lot of the problems we have would go away, if we didn't rely on money for happiness and/or security. If it didn't exist however, there would be no incentive to work. We'd all be lazy.
I don't want to stress out about money anymore. I'm 19 years old. I should be enjoying life and having fun like the rest of my age group, not worrying about whether I'll be able to go back to school…or if I have enough money to pay for christmas presents…or having enough money to pay for car insurance, my phone, or other things.
Money IS the root of all evil. And my stress.
I hate it.


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Originally written on Midway Illustrated | Last updated 10/23/14
This argument seems to permeate throughout Bears circles, on Bears message boards on my twitter feed that it will be an OT selected at 19. I go over and over the reasoning behind why the Bears won't draft an offensive tackle at 19 but it never seems to sink in. The argument or points in the argument typically goes something like this J'Marcus Webb sucks the Bears need to draft an offensive tackle He allowed Jared Allen to give up three sacks Pro Football Focus says Webb allowed 14 sacks on the season Pro Football Focus says Webb was the second worst LT in the NFL Webb gets beat like a rented mule Webb is a turn style Anyway you get the idea I think I've covered the majority of the arguments. What's lacking in those arguments however are a few points. My points which I'll cover primarily blame Mike Martz which a lot of fans won't like because fans liked Martz. Each and every time Mike Martz has been a play caller in the NFL, except on his offenses have ranked in the bottom five of the NFL in sacks allowed. Seven step drops caused nearly 1/3 of all of the sacks within the Bears' offense. Mike Martz's offense does not allow for an audible at the line of scrimmage or a change in blocking assignments you run the play that is called even if it means getting your QB killed. Prime examples of this are numerous third and short to medium play calls that Martz called for a seven step drop and in turn didn't keep in enough players to block the amount of rushers coming off the edge. This typically to Cutler throwing the ball away in a flailing fashion in order not to get sacked or getting sacked anyway. Numerous times Martz would not leave enough players in to block specifically in the game against the blitz happy Saints. When you offensive scheme is essentially designed around concepts that have been schemed against since the 1970s you're going to get your QB killed. Other point, the wide receivers who couldn't win the physical battles off the line of scrimmage to get open on the hot reads. The inability to create separation to catch the ball when Cutler was getting blitzed. This too was a factor in all the sacks, this too will change with the addition of a free agent receiver. Don't get me wrong, Webb was and is bad he has struggled mightily but he isn't as bad as Omiyale was or as bad as others before him who played in far better schemes designed to protect the QB. Mike Martz was fired in the middle of the season with the San Francisco 49ers by Mike Singletary because he refused to adjust his offense, because he wouldn't run the ball more to Singletary's liking. Singletary's background is like Lovie's, a ball control run based offense opposite of Martz's style. Webb will get better simply because he no longer has to block in Martz's scheme. The refusal to include audibles within the offensive scheme was absolutely insane. This is why you heard Cutler at one point tell Martz in simple terms to F-off. Defeating the blitz comes down to three fundamentals, good communication up front, audibles that allow your QB to get the ball out quickly and receivers who can win the battle off the line of scrimmage within a small window. Oftentimes Martz's offense did not allow for this and it made Webb and the rest of the OL look a lot worse than it was.
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(AP) - Toyota Motor Corp. and attorneys representing people who claim their Toyota vehicles are prone to sudden, unexplained acceleration announced a settlement Wednesday worth more than $1 billion. Some of the key provisions of the agreement, which must be approved by a federal judge:
_ A fund of $250 million will be established to pay former Toyota owners who sold their cars during the period from Sept. 1, 2009, through Dec. 31, 2010. The money is intended to compensate those owners for the reduced value of their vehicles that is alleged because of publicity concerning unintended acceleration.
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A little bite of heaven: chestnut baklava from Gulloglu 2nd Ave between 51st and 52nd
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If you love marrons glacés, you must try the chestnut baklava from Gulloglu (the new shop in Manhattan makes this less of a schlep than the Coney Island location). The chestnuts are fresh and moist and the pastry gilding on the rose. Utterly divine.
Great! We've been to Gulluoglu in Bklyn several times - their versions of baklava are excellent (try the sour cherry), and I'm addicted to their Su Boregi with cheese - a kind of noodle pudding-like dish made with thick layers of phyllo. I'm delighted that they're now in Manhattan.
i completely agree. I had it last week for the first time....they offer a pretty damn good baklava!
After years of complaining that there is no good food in this area (we do have good raw materials as far as fish, meat, cheese, though) I now may have to bite my tongue. This place is DANGEROUS! Thank you for the tip on the chestnut baklava--I have been making do so far with the pistachio and the cherry...
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Cant span my desktop to another monitor
Theres been an issue with desktop SPANNING for deulscreen gaming on a nvidia graphics card since the launch of vista GUI.
Note: i am speaking of desktop SPANNING being able to extend the resolution of a single desktop or screen to the second monitor.
aka (1440x900+ (custom resolution)1280x900) = 2720x900
This is critical to do deulscreen gaming in 3D or not. as the game then maximizes over both screens and your able to extend the GUI to all of the 2720x900 pixels.
I am currently running desktop extender
rightclick on desktop> screen resolution > multiple displays > extend these displays.
Although this works best with multitasking and commiting a single program to each monitor or using windows that are expandable like windows media player to increase productivity.
This does NOT however fix the Deulscreen gaming problem as the game maximizes on only one desktop. for example the 1440x900.
I am aware this works in windows xp but seeing as windows 7 is more expensive and new this should be available as well as additional options!!!
I am also aware this works on ATI graphics cards with eyefinity and hydravision. I and MANY others are using Nvidia cards WITHOUT THIS OPTION! Frustrated because we upgraded EXPENSIVELY to windows 7 and now we are actually having an even worse gaming expierience on windows 7 than on XP.
Now its been a long time since the launch of the vista GUI and that same GUI and some of it flaws came to windows 7.
Has there been a solution found?
Are you even looking into the problem?
Is this going to be fixed?????
Is there a screen driver i could use to add the function?
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i sent this message directly to microsoft support too becuse litteraly thousands of post has been posted on it and this is just one of those things thats been around since vista that microsoft simply refuses to fix. i need a solution even if it means changing windows BASE CODE!
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this is also something i recently discovered. everyone says try ultramon or display fusion. but none of them has the spesefic function that allows games to maximize over 2 monitors.
Also i cant decide whether this is Nvidia's fault or Windows's fault. however ATI has made a solution called Eyefinity this however doesnt work for nvidia users. I want to wait for working fixes but this requires more than waiting since this has been around since the launch of vista and still hasnt been fixed.
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if anyone knows where to find nvidia Nview drivers or a working download link of it because nvidia doesnt distribute it anymore.
also on xp if you get the option to choose " as one large horizontal desktop" on the resolution screen..
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nope actual window manager doesnt have window spanning either
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The Hawai'i Bicycling League extends our condolences to the family of Karl Hagen, who was hit from behind and killed on Pi'ilani Highway in Kihei on April 12. He was hit while cycling in a bike lane, a separated space for bicyclists that should be safe from motorists.
The Hawai'i Bicycling League calls for the application of the state's Vulnerable User Law (see below) in this case. When a motorist breaks the law and kills or seriously injures a pedestrian, bicyclist, wheelchair user, road worker, police officer, or other person on the street (who is following the law), the lawbreaking motorist is subject to more severe punishment, such as elevating a misdemeanor to a felony.
The purpose of the Vulnerable User Law is to remind all motorists to exercise extra care whenever they are driving near vulnerable users. Our human bodies are no match for a vehicle weighing 20 to 50 times more than us, traveling at a speed that increases the force of impact into a deadly blow.
While motorists need to be vigilant, vulnerable users must also follow the law, as Karl was doing, and watch out for hazards on the road, including cars and trucks. Bicyclists also have a duty to treat pedestrians with extra care.
Advocating for safety on Hawai'i's roads is a tradition that goes back to King Kamehameha, and very likely existed before him. Public roads and trails are for everyone to use and we have a mutual obligation to each other to use roads safely. Kamehameha proclaimed the Law of the Splintered Paddle (Mamalahoe Kanawai) in 1797, which stands for the principle that everyone has the right to be safe on Hawai'i's roads. "E hele a moe i ke ala" (www.hawaii.edu/uhelp/files/LawOfTheSplinteredPaddle.pdf).
This was made part of the Hawai'i State Constitution in 1978.
The Hawai'i Bicycling League is a 39-year-old Hawaii 501(c)3 nonprofit with a mission is to enable more people to ride bicycles for health, recreation and transportation through advocacy, education and events. Visit www.hbl.org to see the range of education, advocacy, and events to promote safe and enjoyable cycling. Bicycling is fun, healthy, environmentally friendly and saves money. The Hawai'i Bicycling League teaches a workshop called Walk Bike Drive (www.hbl.org/walkbikedrive), which teaches motorists how to be careful and safe around bicyclists and pedestrians.
There are many ways drivers can cause crashes--by being impaired (drugs, alcohol, sleepy), by being distracted (cell phones, talking, eating, reading, applying makeup while driving), by speeding and rushing, and by being inattentive, among many others. One positive step, however, was the adoption in 2013 of a law making it illegal to hold a cell phone while driving. This law has resulted in many citations, which strongly remind drivers that distracted driving is illegal and dangerous!
The Hawai'i Bicycling League, police and prosecutors, and many concerned people are fighting to keep strong Hawai'i's "no use of cell phone while driving" law (HRS 291C-137) by retaining the principle that holding a cell phone while driving a car must be banned. Cell phone use should only occur when a driver is off the roadway with the car motor off. Proposed amendments threaten to make the law unenforceable. See testimonies on SB2729 at www.capitol.hawaii.gov/measure_indiv.aspx?billtype=SB&billnumber=2729, and HB1509 at www.capitol.hawaii.gov/measure_indiv.aspx?billtype=HB&billnumber=1509&year=2014.
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// Transcode Canon C500 MXF to Apple Aperture 3 best codec on Mac //
Summary: Follow this article you will know how to transcode Canon C500 MXF to Apple Aperture 3 best format on Mac Mountain.
Canon C500 represents Canon's first foray into the world of 4K digital cinema production. Sharing a sensor with the earlier EOS C300 camera, the EOS C500 fulfills the potential of the large (Super 35mm-size), high-resolution (8.8 Mp effective) CMOS imager by offering full 4K RAW output via 3G-SDI.
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"I upgraded to Apple Aperture 3.3, but I still do not see my C500 MXF files when I try to import them. I tried changing the file extension, but no luck. Any ideas?"
This maybe an issue of codec incompatiblity. If you shoot any MXF formats it won't appear in Aperture for import. (this is the same for FCP and iMovie). So which is the easy way to import and edit Canon C500 1080P MXF in Apple Aperture 3?
As the Apple Aperture 3 can't support MXF video footages, and Canon C500 MXFvideo format is not friendly for Apple Aperture 3, it's a good choice to convert C500 MXF to Apple Aperture 3 best supported video formats, such as MOV. And then you can edit the C500 MXF video in Apple Aperture 3 smoothly. You can follow the easy steps below.
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Step1: Run Pavtube Mac MXF to MOV Converter for Apple Aperture 3, click "Add file" or "Add from folder" button to load your source MXF clips or drag and drop the C500 MXF files to the converter. You are allowed to add multiple files to convert at a time.
Step2: Click format column and choose the output format. You are recommended to choose Final Cut Pro -> Apple ProRes 422 (*.mov), it's great for editing C500 MXF in Apple Aperture 3.
Step 3. Adjust video and audio parameters. (Optional)
To get 1080 videos, we need to click the "Settings" button and choose 1920*1080 as output video resolution.
Step4: When above steps finished, you can click "Convert" button to start converting Canon C500 1080p MXF videos to Apple Aperture 3.
After converting, you can load Canon C500 video to Apple Aperture 3 for editing as you want, now you can have a try. With the excellent C500 MXF Converter, you can deal Canon C500 MXF files on Mac in Apple Aperture 3 with best video and audio quality as you want.
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