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Can't you just picture Texas Rangers general manager Jon Daniels at the featured table at a World Series of Poker event? He'd have his sunglasses on and would seem relaxed, even crack a joke or two -- though none involving something about being one strike away twice. Sitting in front of him would be a big stack of chips and he'd be the guy always willing to at least see the blind before considering folding even with a hand that might appear lackluster (Texas will talk to any agent, discuss any player and poke around on any deal it thinks could lead to something that makes the club better).
But good luck getting any kind of read on the cards he's holding.
The Rangers won a baseball pot of sorts Monday, paying handsomely -- sources said it was around the $51.7 million total that was first reported by Yahoo! Sports -- for the right to negotiate with Japanese star pitcher Yu Darvish for the next 30 days. Whether they "won," won't fully be determined until we see if Darvish lives up to all the hype. Ask the Boston Red Sox.
But Monday illustrates what we've discovered the past two offseasons: That the Rangers have the cash to compete in the free-agent market. No longer is Daniels simply playing Texas Hold 'em with prospects as chips.
He's got the green stuff, too.
And if the past four seasons are any indication, Daniels and his staff have a tendency to win most of the bets they place.
Daniels played the process like a poker pro. He stayed quiet and the club downplayed its interest. The Rangers talked about focusing on retaining their core players and how that was going to be the bulk of their escalating payroll. They barely mentioned Darvish by name. Then they shoved all the chips to the middle of the table to get him. Well, many of them anyway.
The Rangers' tact during the process makes sense. Why broadcast to the baseball world that you're interested in Darvish? Don't give another team -- the Toronto Blue Jays or the always lurking "mystery team" -- any clue that you're willing to go big for Darvish and maybe give them incentive to increase their bids.
Was the bid a reaction to the Los Angeles Angels' signings of Albert Pujols and C.J. Wilson the same day that Darvish announced he was going through the posting process?
Not necessarily, Daniels said.
"Our commitment from ownership and management is to put the best possible team out there," Daniels said late Monday night. "We've had success the past couple of years and haven't been able to close it out, and that's our goal."
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Using his ZiPS projection system, Dan Szymborski projected Yu Darvish's next five seasons with the Texas Rangers.
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Texas felt Darvish was the top pitcher on the market, so it paid the steep price to get him. The Rangers may not be the Red Sox or New York Yankees when it comes to payroll, but they have a large enough checkbook that when Daniels, CEO Nolan Ryan and the front office staff think it's worth it, they're willing and able to go "all in."
In a sense, that's what Daniels & Co. did with Darvish. They are banking that Darvish is an ace, or at the very least a king that gives them the winning hand next October -- and Octobers to come.
The club also must believe that Darvish becomes a member of their core, much like Adrian Beltre did last year when he signed a large contract. The possible signing causes other ripples: Will ownership have enough money to sign the rest of the club's core in future years, which would mean a further increase of the payroll? If not, which member of the core won't be here long term? Does this hurt the team's ability to re-sign Josh Hamilton? Those are questions Daniels has likely already thought about and will have to deal with soon.
"Our mentality stays the same," Daniels said. "We would like to keep this group together."
But for now, the Rangers have the chance to sign a pitcher who would slot into the front end of their starting rotation, making them more competitive in 2012. Depending on which scout you talk to, Darvish has the stuff and makeup (one scout told me he was a "true competitor and very driven" to succeed) to be a No. 1 pitcher for years in the majors. Others think maybe a No. 2. The truth: No one knows for sure.
Texas is confident enough to spend more money on Darvish than the Angels did on Wilson, a guy the Rangers knew better than anyone. Why? Perhaps one reason is age. The 6-foot-5 Darvish is 25. A five- or six-year deal would take him to his early 30s, where Wilson is now.
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They made the right call on Colby Lewis, whose improved pitching in Japan was able to translate to the majors -- not to mention his durability.
Several scouting reports say Darvish throws his fastball around 95 mph, and has a two-seamer, slider, curve, cutter and even a few more pitches in his vast repertoire. He struck out a lot of batters in Japan, didn't walk many and induced plenty of ground balls. That's a mixture for success, especially at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington.
Texas will hope that the Darvish they saw in Japan is the one who takes a mound in Surprise, Ariz., this February, assuming a deal is worked out in the next month.
Daniels and his staff have proved the past few years that they can evaluate talent and make shrewd investments. They also aren't afraid to take a risk. They've evaluated and taken a risk here. If they made the wrong call, the financial commitment could haunt them for years. If they're right, maybe Darvish is the final piece for a team trying to get back to a third World Series and finally win it.
Judging by the results on the field and the moves of the front office the past few years, the smart money says the Rangers made the right call here. We'll see.
Richard Durrett covers the Rangers for ESPNDallas.com.
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LAHAINA, Hawaii (AP) -- UCLA added another one to its crowded trophy case.
The fifth-ranked Bruins took control early with tenacious defense and hot shooting and beat No. 19 Georgia Tech 88-73 on Wednesday night in the championship game of the EA Sports Maui Invitational.The Wayne Duke Trophy that's headed home with the Bruins might not be as impressive as the ones they have for their record 11 national championships, but there was little doubt it was theirs Wednesday night."This was a great team effort," Bruins coach Ben Howland said. "I'm just so excited about how we're playing right now this early in the season. This was a hard, hard place to play and to put together three good days in a row was tough. We're going to take next two days off and enjoy a Hawaiian vacation."Arron Afflalo bounced back from a poor shooting game in the semifinals to score 19 points for the Bruins (4-0), who were in this tournament for the third time.Darren Collison, selected tournament MVP, had 15 points and seven assists for the Bruins, who shot 61 percent (20-for-33) in taking a 47-36 halftime lead. They extended it to as many as 22 points in the second half, and the Yellow Jackets were never able to get closer than 12 down the stretch."It's crazy," Collison said of being chosen the MVP. "Any of us could have won it. I'm just glad we got the victory and came out champions."Afflalo sung the sophomore point guard's praises."That's the key to our success when he's averaging eight assists and playing defense and doing the things no one notices," Afflalo said. "When he puts ball pressure on like that and creates havoc he helps us all out on the defensive end. Doing all that and getting eight assists a game is phenomonal."Luc Richard Mbah A Moute had 14 points and Lorenzo Mata had nine points and 10 rebounds for the Bruins.Lewis Clinch had 21 points for Georgia Tech (5-1), which got to the championship game by overcoming a 16-point halftime deficit to beat No. 12 Memphis 92-85.UCLA not only didn't allow the Yellow Jackets to stage a second straight comeback, the Bruins kept up the solid defense that allowed them to score transition baskets and pound it inside for a total of 38 points in the paint."We simply got outplayed, outexecuted and outhustled on the glass although the numbers don't reflect that," Georgia Tech coach Paul Hewitt said, referring to the Bruins' 33-31 advantage. "I thought we were in good shape but they just took over on the boards. They got that lead in the first half and they are a tough team to play catch up on."Afflalo, a starter for the Bruins as they reached the NCAA championship game last season, was 5-for-18, 1-for-8 on 3s, and had 14 points in the 73-68 victory over No. 20 Kentucky on Tuesday. He was 6-for-13 overall and 2-for-8 on 3s against Georgia Tech."I didn't necessarily bounce back too well," Afflalo said. "I had one more 3 but 3s are 3s. It's one facet of the game and I try to be a complete player and help my team in other ways."UCLA's biggest lead was 64-42 on a basket by Mata with 9:49 to play. Thaddeus Young hit a 3 with 5:23 left to bring Georgia Tech to 71-59, but Collison and Afflalo each made two free throws to end the threat.Georgia Tech trailed Memphis by 16 points at halftime of their semifinal and came back for the win by outrebounding the Tigers 29-9 over the final 20 minutes. UCLA outrebounded the Yellow Jackets 16-14 in the second half.The Bruins were very active on defense, trapping all over the court and forcing the Yellow Jackets into seven turnovers in the first 12 minutes. It seemed UCLA scored off almost every one of them.Afflalo and Collison ended a 12-2 run with consecutive 3-pointers that gave the Bruins their first double-digit lead, 33-20 with 8:20 left.UCLA was up by 17 points in the first half when the Yellow Jackets took advantage of three straight turnovers for a 7-0 run that included a 3-pointer by Clinch.Mbah A Moute stopped the run with his fifth offensive rebound of the half, grabbing a missed 3-pointer by Roll and laying it in with 1:43 to go. Mbah A Moute was 5-for-5 from the field in the half as UCLA scored 22 points inside.Even UCLA coach Ben Howland got into the physical side of the game. He was standing in front of the bench just after the Bruins took a 43-26 lead when the ball headed his way going out of bounds. Georgia Tech's 6-foot-10, 250-pound Ra'San Dickey ran into Howland, knocking him down, but the 49-year-old Howland was up in a hurry."My knee started to hurt at halftime. Hopefully an MRI will show nothing," he said drawing a laugh. "I took a charge for the team. He whacked me good."With 2:16 remaining in the game, Georgia Tech junior forward Jeremis Smith went to the floor with what appeared to be an injury to his right knee. After being helped off the court, he sat on the bench but did not return to the game. He missed 17 games as a freshman after dislocating his right kneecap in the third game of the season."It should be OK," he said. "Nothing is out of place or anything like that so I should be OK."The Bruins finished third on Maui in 2001 and were sixth in 1995 as defending national champions.Georgia Tech was making its first trip to Maui.Copyright by STATS LLC and The Associated Press
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Iceland Winter Games 6 to 14 March 2015 | Iceland Winter Games
Feb 10th 2015Preparations for the next Icelandic Winter Games is in full swing.
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It's official, the ski brand COREUPT.COM has been accepted as partner by ESPN and CANAL + EVENTS for the key event of the 2009-2010 winter season, the EUROPEAN WINTER X-GAMES, which will take place in France, in the ski resort of Tignes, from the 10th to the 12th of March 2010.
Always full of surprises, CoreUPT.com pulled another one out of the hat by signing a partnership with the WINTER X-GAMES, who, with 15 years of experience, will be arriving in Europe for the 1st time this coming March.
Signed for a period of 3 years, this contract is above all a constructive partnership. Indeed, if CoreUPT.com has managed to seduce the event's organising committee, it's because the brand will really be getting involved, bringing fresh new ideas and creating real added value. CoreUPT.com is certainly planning to impress during the EUROPEAN WINTER X-GAMES and will be revealing numerous surprises as the months go by…
A little taster of things to come: Thursday 11th March is the date for the diaries for the COREUPT.COM PARTY with a sensational concert planned. The brand will also be investing in the resort of Tignes, its homeland, with 2 CoreUPT.com areas; one situated in the 'partners village', with test skis premiering from the 2010/2011 range, and the other not far from the finishing enclosure, comprising a lounge area and a mini skate-park. As well as signing sessions with the team's riders, CoreUPT.com will also be organising a betting competition, which will involve guessing the final rankings of the different events. Up for grabs, one of the riders' personal MINIs to drive away.
In short, the CoreUPT.com clan will be out in full force for the EUROPEAN WINTER X-GAMES and it's highly likely we'll see the podiums glowing with the brand's colours.
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The gov's office just released the newest water restrictions. Odd and Even days water useage in the home. The white people get to take showers on the Even days and everyone else takes showers on the Odd days.
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Female Hofstra Student, 18, Gang Raped By 5 Men
An 18-year-old female student was gang-raped on her college campus early Sunday morning and police have now arrested four of her five attackers.
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Sep 16, 2009
First drug sales, now this. Hofstra better get back to where it once belonged.
What do the politically correct liberals think now? Probably something rational. |
Sep 16, 2009
Well, Wondra, many people consider me something of a leftist(not sure why) but personally, I'm horrified by this brutal and savage act. |
Sep 16, 2009
These five animals deserve a public lynching.
"Ignorance should be painful" Since: Aug 08 1,065 Location hidden |
Sep 16, 2009
Jumped to a conclusion didn't you? See this: http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory... Would you like to recant now, too? |
Sep 17, 2009
The bigots like Wondra and Pat will NEVER admit they're wrong
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Sep 18, 2009
She has since recanted. She needs to do jailtime...
Sep 19, 2009
Why is everybody portraying these guys as lily white? They still participated in a disgusting act in an embarrassingly filthy bathroom that I'm glad they stopped showing on tv. These guys are not so nice. And why does the girl have to be more embarrassed than the men? They ALL acted like sluts. So please give me a break and stop the hurtful posturing. Everyone of them should be ashamed of themselves for their actions. Sorry if some people can't face the truth. Too bad. The truth is the truth. And continuing to call people bigots and racists for it doesn't mean a thing. Besides you're all sexist anyway. So there. |
Sep 19, 2009
Why am I wrong? These guys had group sex in one of the filthiest bathrooms we've ever seen. They should all be ashamed of themselves along with the girl. Anything else is SEXIST, folks. Now they are all acting like wronged virgins. If I were them, I'd keep my mouth shut and change my actions in the future. |
Sep 19, 2009
I want everyone to take note of the difference between the way the girl is treated and the way the boys are treated. She is totally humiliated, while they are being treated like wronged virgins. THEY ALL DID THE SAME THING IN THAT BATHROOM. Amazingly, the boys have no shame about it. How about that! |
Sep 19, 2009
You also seemed to have jumped to a conclusion. What a comedy of errors! You jumped to the conclusion that these boys were perfect and innocent without thinking. Think about what they all did and where they did it. |
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Sep 19, 2009
Wondra; where I appreciate your passion your support for this young lady in unintelligible. Yes, the all participated in a disgusting act that unfortunately happens all too often with this cohort (age-group). I am not proud of many of my sexual encounters while attending Buffalo. However, the major difference here is that a young lady used thousands of dollars in Nassau & Bronx county resources to have these boys face justice under false pretenses. She lied! And when you lie to law enforcement, there should be serious consequences. Yes; embarrassment should only be the beginning for this young lady. I cannot explain why the young men do not feel any shame here. Maybe there is a sexist twist to all of this. Men are considered real men based on the quantity and quality of conquests we obtain. Im not saying it is right, but that is the way it is. I am not sure if any laws were broken while they were having sex on a private universities bathroom shower, floor, counter, wall, etc but, I do know a law was broken when she claimed to have been raped when in fact it never happened. I say; plaster her face on every major paper in the country (just like the boys when through). This time; put LIAR in the caption for all to see. |
Sep 21, 2009
"SO THERE" !? Nice comeback. I bet you were captain of the debate team at beauty school.... |
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Nov 30, 2009
Some gangs support their members that commit cowardly horrible crimes like this.
Child killers wrote: The violent Hells Angels mystique of harming raping molesting and murdering women and children in the USA sure seems to be just as real today as it ever was. Perhaps more so today. As the hells angels membership continues to decline since its early start the Percent of hells angels that harm women and children seems to continue to grow. Every misfit coward and punk in America that does not fit in amongst men seems to join the hells angels. Men that support USA hells angels knowing USA hells angels have a large percent of members that have harmed raped molested and murdered women and children because they think that makes them appear tough should be taken off the street and placed were they can not pose a threat to women and children. read this link before some punk deletes it http://www.topix.com/forum/city/hackensack-nj... |
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The patent retains an 18-month nondisclosure period, meaning the patent's content will not be made public during that timeframe. The company's technology extracts crude oil from scrap tires and plastic scrap.
"The patent pending status was the final step in our preparation to commence manufacturing," says Lou Perches, chief operating officer of GETH. "With the rapid advancement in pyrolysis technology, we are clearly a leader in a highly profitable conversion technology industry."
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De Laurentiis continues, "In addition to receiving our utility patent-pending status, the company received notification from a State of California Regional Air Board that the permit to construct the first conversion plant in California was approved. These two substantial events enable GETH to showcase the technology and demonstrate that the company can produce and deliver oil as per our contract. GETH is in the final stages to implement our technology."
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Jeffrey RobertsCharlotte man arrested for Wilmington robberySubmitted by Katelyn Supa on Wed, 02/13/2013 - 7:01pm.READ MORE:
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The developer of a proposed nursing and assisted living facility is asking Canfield City Council and Canfield Township to come to an agreement to enable the project to proceed.
John Masternick, owner and founder of the Girard-based Windsor House, told council at its Wednesday meeting he's concerned his proposal to tie township land to the city through annexation could take too much time.
At issue is the ownership of a roadway between the township and the city where the proposed facility near Mill Creek MetroParks Farm.
"If there is a long litigation, it could subsequently kill the project," Masternick said.
Council members said they would do their best to find a way for the project to proceed, possibly through a negotiated agreement or Joint Economic Development District with the township.
The city has never entered into a JEDD with the township in the past, City Manager Joseph Warino said.
Mahoning County commissioners have 30 days to make a decision on the annexation of 18.6 acres of township land to the city to develop the new facility. Masternick told council the last item needed to build is a source of water. Without it, the Ohio Department of Health will not approve construction.
The township has proposed an economic-development agreement through which the city would provide police protection, road maintenance, water supply and a sanitary-sewer service. The township would continue to pay half of the cost of the Cardinal Joint Fire District. The land would be part of the city, but the township's real-estate taxes would be imposed and collected by the township. The city and township would share equally the 1 percent city income-tax paid by the nursing home employees.
Warino said he does not favor the township's proposal, but is OK with the annexation.
City Law Director Mark Fortunato told council, "I don't want to leave you with the sense that you have a legal obligation to enter in negotiations with the township."
Fortunato noted that the city previously has "put its foot down pretty hard and said no services without annexation."
Masternick told council the new home would provide about 70 long-term jobs for local employees.
"[This would be] Canfield people taking care of Canfield people," Masternick said.
Masternick also asked council to consider negotiations with the township.
"It's a win, win for all of us," said Mayor Bernie Kosar Sr. "We have to work this out."
Warino said the next step will be for the city to develop a counter proposal to the township's proposal.
Want to give in to the extortion? If NOT,A regional Sewer and Water district will facilitate this project IMMEDIATELY. However, if you want to play the politics, and write the checks, then push your way. Hey, TWP Trustees, protect our community. Regionalize. That's why we elected you!
Why can't we all just get along?
This is not a good deal for the township. I feel the same about this as I did about the Wal-mart. Really do not want to see this type of business in Canfield Township.
"This type of business"? What does that mean?
That is why they are trying to make it a part of the city
Do the people want a nursing home in their community? Will there be outpatient services offered? By all means, let the city annex it now and ask questions later. Where are the beds coming from? There are too many NH beds in Ohio and Trumbull and Mahoning counties as it is.


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October 9th, 2014 by Celeste Fremon
Alameda County Superior Court Judge George Hernandez Jr. has taken a good look at the mess that is occurring at LA's Thomas Jefferson High School, and he is furious.
Here's the deal: Due to a hideously malfunctioning computer system, Jefferson High—which has been one of LA County's most troubled high schools off and on for years now— fell into morass of scheduling dysfunction before this school year began in August. Kids were assigned to incorrect classes—in many cases courses they'd already taken. Or worse they were given pretend classes that weren't classes at all, hours called "Service" periods, or "College Class" or "Adult Class"—each of which turned out, incredibly to provide no instruction. In still other cases, kids were even simply sent home because no classes—even the faux courses—-were available.
Now here we are in October and, according to Judge Hernandez, the debacle is showing no sign of getting straightened out.
As it happens, Jefferson High was already one of nine "high-need schools" named in a class action lawsuit, Cruz v. California, filed this past spring by Public Counsel and the So Cal ACLU (with pro bono support from the law firms Carlton Fields Jorden Burt and Arnold & Porter LLP).
Cruz v. California challenges "California's failure to provide meaningful learning time to students" of these nine schools.
Thus, thankfully, when the scheduling crisis erupted, there was already a legal instrument in place to address it.
All this brings us to the very unhappy Judge Hernandez who issued a tersely-worded temporary restraining order on Wednesday demanding that, no later than next Tuesday, Oct. 14, the state and LAUSD must come up with a viable plan to get kids back in appropriate classes, and then have the plan and the needed resources in place by no later than November 3.
"Absent such intervention," wrote the judge, "there is a significant likelihood that Jefferson students will continue to endure chaos and disruption due to ongoing scheduling issues and low morale, will not have the opportunity to enroll in courses needed to graduate or qualify for college admission, will fail courses or receive poor grades due circumstances beyond their control (including the scheduling fiasco and lack of remedial resources) and, as a result, will be less equipped to succeed in life, in the job market, and (if they are able to gain admission) in college."
The judge wrote a lot more in that vein about the harm he believed had been done to Jefferson's students who, he noted, were "disproportionately low income, minority, first generation students, foster children and/or English learners."
(Here's a link to the order itself.)
Attorneys representing the plaintiffs praised the judge's speedy action, but slammed California's Department of Education for its inattention.
"The State stood by for months while students at Jefferson sat in classes they had already passed, made copies instead of learning math, and were sent home midway through the school day," said Kathryn Eidmann, staff attorney at Public Counsel. "Students, parents, and teachers deserve better. Today's ruling recognizes that the State must ensure that all California students have a chance to graduate, attend college, and succeed."
David Sapp, staff attorney at the So Cal ACLU, added that although the situation at Jefferson is extreme, "it's also typical of students at schools that have been ignored by the state for too long. We need a new attitude from our state leaders that all students deserve the same opportunity to learn," he said.
"The prosecutor has more control over life, liberty and reputation than any other person in America," said then U.S. Attorney General Robert Jackson, in 1940.
In the intervening 74 years, prosecutors have gotten more powerful not less, with almost nothing in the way of legal consequences to rein in those prosecutors who choose to misuse their power.
The Economist Magazine has a good story that explores the matter of prosecutorial power.
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Cameron Todd Willingham was accused of murdering his daughters in 1991 by setting fire to the family house. The main evidence against him was a forensic report on the fire, later shown to be bunk, and the testimony of a jailhouse informant who claimed to have heard him confess. He was executed in 2004.
The snitch who sent him to his death had been told that robbery charges pending against him would be reduced to a lesser offence if he co-operated. After the trial the prosecutor denied that any such deal had been struck, but a handwritten note discovered last year by the Innocence Project, a pressure group, suggests otherwise. In taped interviews, extracts of which were published by the Washington Post, the informant said he lied in court in return for efforts by the prosecutor to secure a reduced sentence and—-amazingly—-financial support from a local rancher.
A study by Northwestern University Law School's Centre on Wrongful Convictions found that 46% of documented wrongful capital convictions between 1973 and 2004 could be traced to false testimony by snitches—making them the leading cause of wrongful convictions in death-penalty cases. The Innocence Project keeps a database of Americans convicted of serious crimes but then exonerated by DNA evidence. Of the 318 it lists, 57 involved informants—and 30 of the convicted had entered a guilty plea.
It is not clear how often prosecutors themselves break the rules. According to a report by the Project on Government Oversight, an investigative outfit, compiled from data obtained from freedom of information requests, an internal-affairs office at the Department of Justice identified more than 650 instances of prosecutors violating the profession's rules and ethical standards between 2002 and 2013. More than 400 of these were "at the more severe end of the scale". The Justice Department argues that this level of misconduct is modest given the thousands of cases it handles.
Judge Kozinski worries, however, that there is "an epidemic" of Brady violations—when exculpatory evidence is hidden from defence lawyers by prosecutors. For example, in 2008 Ted Stevens, a senator from Alaska, was found guilty of corruption eight days before an election, which he narrowly lost. Afterwards, prosecutors were found to have withheld evidence that might have helped the defence. Mr Stevens's conviction was vacated, but he died in a plane crash in 2010.
Prosecutors enjoy strong protections against criminal sanction and private litigation. Even in egregious cases, punishments are often little more than a slap on the wrist. Mr Stevens's prosecutors, for example, were suspended from their jobs for 15 to 40 days, a penalty that was overturned on procedural grounds. Ken Anderson, a prosecutor who hid the existence of a bloody bandana that linked someone other than the defendant to a 1986 murder, was convicted of withholding evidence in 2013 but spent only five days behind bars—one for every five years served by the convicted defendant, Michael Morton.
Disquiet over prosecutorial power is growing. Several states now require third-party corroboration of a co-operator's version of events or have barred testimony by co-operators with drug or mental-health problems. Judge Rakoff proposes two reforms: scrapping mandatory-minimum sentences and reducing the prosecutor's role in plea-bargaining—for instance by bringing in a magistrate judge to act as a broker. He nevertheless sees the use of co-operators as a "necessary evil", though many other countries frown upon it.
Prosecutors' groups have urged Mr Holder not to push for softer mandatory-minimum sentences, arguing that these "are a critical tool in persuading defendants to co-operate". Some defend the status quo on grounds of pragmatism: without co-operation deals and plea bargains, they argue, the system would buckle under the weight of extra trials. This week Jerry Brown, California's governor, vetoed a bill that would have allowed judges to inform juries if prosecutors knowingly withhold exculpatory evidence.
I turns out that nearly a third of the women who are incarcerated worldwide, are locked up in U.S. jails or prisons according to the International Center for Prison Studies. (Of course, given our overall incarceration rate per capita, that should not be surprising.)
The Huffington Post's Nina Bahadur has more on the story. Here's a clip:
So, why does America imprison so many women? Mandatory sentencing minimums have led to prison overcrowding in general. An estimated two-thirds of women incarcerated in federal prisons are serving time for nonviolent, drug-related crimes.
Female prisoners are disproportionately women of color, and one study suggests that 44 percent of female prisoners in the U.S. don't have a high school diploma or GED. Incarcerating women also plays a huge role in breaking up families — 64 percent of female state prisoners lived with and cared for their minor children before their imprisonment.
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I'm doing level 2 us since I'm 35. Havent done it before but just want more testing. My dr only considers anything less than 200 advanced risk.
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I'm going thur the same thing. My doctor called me yesterday and gave me the same options as yours did. Although he said he really didn't want to the amino, which I totally agreed with. I knew I wasn't going to do the amino, and just like you I know no matter what I will keep and love my child. My doctor does want to do the level 2 ultrasound, just to give me a piece of mind. My insurance covers it so I agreed to it. Plus my 20 week ultrasound wasn't till the end of the month, so now I get one next week at 18 weeks. I have worried so much during this pregnancy due to me having a miscarriage at the beginning of the year. I think the level 2 ultrasound will help me with that and I will get to learn the sex of the baby a little earlier. So it wouldn't hurt to get the ultrasound, if just to calm your worries.
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I have no experience with the Quad screen, but I will congratulate you on your decision that the results wouldn't change anything at all for you. The odds are still in your favor, but as someone with a family member with Downs, I can say they are an absolute blessing if that is the case. Yes, it takes some getting used to and they will remain childlike in some ways their entire lives. But they can also be an absolute blessing too emotionally and spiritually.
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1st trimestet blood work came back.1 in 208. Its causing me too much stress so I had the amnio and currently waiting for results.
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Many freed niggers in the south owned slaves of their own. Here's a short introduction to the subject. http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/654735/posts
Many freed niggers in the south owned slaves of their own. Here's a short introduction to the subject. http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/654735/posts
Thanks for posting. It was a great article. I read a book about William Ellison. he was actually not nice to his slaves, and often referred to them as his "rascally niggers". He was known for starving unruly slaves and for making many wear clothes until they literally were so thin you could see through the cloth. I'll see if I can find an online reference. Antoine Dubuclet is another one who was not particylarly nice and he had no compunctions about employing the whip on his nigger slaves.
Makes sense that the niggers who owned slaves treated them worse than any white slave owner would, considering what we know about TNB.
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As Gomer Pile would say, "Surprise Surprise" nigger lovers and their pet niggers. The niggerland nigger STILL own slaves and see no prob. having them.
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It's no surprise to me, it's no different than how they treat their "women", "children", and "elderly" they simply don't and abandon them. Niggers fail to understand that without Whites they wouldn't have it good enough to bitch about, look at all those niggers in Africa trying to make their way to any other country, that speaks volume to me.
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The Fédération Aéronautique Internationale has certified that the Clark School's Gamera human-powered helicopter team set world records earlier this year for flight duration and flight duration with a female pilot.
The FAI certified the 4.2-second flight of May 12, 2011, and the 11.4-second flight of July 13, 2011, which supersedes the first.
Gamera was designed and built by a team of some 50 students at the Clark School, and piloted by biology student Judy Wexler. The team is currently working on a new vehicle in pursuit of the Sikorsky Prize. The new vehicle will be lighter and more efficient than the original. The team hopes to have it completed this spring.
Details of the records can be viewed on the FAI web site under Experimental and New Technologies World Records/Manpowered Rotorcraft (IDs 16230, 16232, 16273 and 16274).
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I'm really good at
Go on, brag a little (or a lot). We won't judge.
Solving problems, I am very analytical in nature and enjoy dressing
up or just being casual.
The first things people usually notice about me
I'm an empty essay… fill me out!
My smile, my hair and my blue eyes.
Favorite books, movies, shows, music, and food
Help your potential matches find common interests.
I enjoy seafood especially shellfish. I like to dine in or out. I
am also a great cook
The six things I could never do without
Think outside the box. Sometimes the little things can say a lot.
Family, friends, my two dogs, shopping malls, the beach, starbucks
for a latte and my career.
I spend a lot of time thinking about
Global warming, lunch, or your next vacation… it's all fair game.
Thinking about my next vacation and enjoying my time off
On a typical Friday night I am
Netflix and takeout, or getting your party on — how do you let loose?
Out with friends or spending a quiet evening at home.
The most private thing I'm willing to admit
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If I tell you it won't be private any more.
You should message me if
Offer a few tips to help matches win you over.
If you seek an attractive and intelligent business woman who knows
and likes the finer things in life. Then email me, nothing lost,
nothing gained.