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Without his legal brilliance and negotiating skill, free agency might never have become part of our national lexicon.
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Lots of talk on Victory/Coordinator Monday about Ryan Tannehill.
Specifically, what are the areas of improvement the rookie quarterback needs to make to build off Sunday's 24-21 comeback victory.
Mike Sherman, the Miami Dolphins' blunt-speaking offensive coordinator and the man who knows Tannehill best in the building, went right for the overturned end-zone interception Tannehill threw in the fourth quarter.
"Well, not to make that throw back across the grain," Sherman...
Three More Things to consider on the morning after a 24-21 Miami Dolphins win:
Thing 1: What happened on that interception that wasn't for Ryan Tannehill with a little over eight minutes left Sunday?
"That was just a bad play," the rookie quarterback said. "As soon as I let it go, I knew it was a bad play before he had even intercepted it."
What could have been a game-altering end zone interception by Seahawks linebacker Bobby Wagnerinstead got wiped out by a roughing-the-passer flag on star...
Three Things to consider after the Miami Dolphins rallied past the Seahawks:
Thing 1: This could have made it 50 games since the last time the Dolphins wiped out a fourth quarter deficit of at least seven points to win.
It hadn't happened since Dec. 18, 2005 in a 24-20 win over the Jets.
How long ago was that? Well, it was Nick Saban's first year coaching the Dolphins.
Sunday, in a 24-21 comeback win over the Seahawks, the Dolphins ended that streak at 49 games.
Trailing 14-7 at the start of the...
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Thing 1: Don't know about you, but I feel so much better about the Miami Marlins going forward now that Bud Selig has promised to "continue to monitor this situation."
Oh, Shruggin' Bud will "monitor" the Marlins and their limited spending, but only as far as it impacts MLB's latest bids for new ballparks in Oakland and Tampa Bay.
If the Marlins want to keep lining their pockets as they work toward an eventual sale, that's just fine with Selig,...
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Thing 1:Choose your favorite cliché.
Biting the bullet.
Taking their medicine.
Extending an olive branch.
That's what the University of Miami is doing here by self-imposing a bowl ban for the second consecutive season.
As a once-proud football program curls into the fetal position and waits for the NCAA to deliver its long-feared punishment, what happened Monday was merely the next logical step down the painful road to ultimate...
Miami Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria turns 72 in one week.
Consider this mega-dump deal that went down Tuesday night an early birthday present to himself: $160 million in slashed payroll!
As far as most South Florida fans are concerned, it should also be the beginning of the end of Loria's 11-year run as Marlins owner.
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Miami Dolphins offensive coordinator Mike Sherman was at his expository best during today's weekly media session.
Sherman gave a variety of reasons why his offense has managed no touchdowns over the past six quarters and weighed in on Reggie Bush's recent fumbling issues (two in the past three games).
"As far as technique goes, it's just holding the ball high and tight," Sherman said. "I couldn't get a good picture of the ball or how he was exactly holding it [against the Titans], but...
Jimmy Johnson famously said he didn't treat all his players the same.
If Emmitt Smith or Michael Irvin made a mistake, it would be dealt with differently than if a rookie committed the same gaffe.
Miami Dolphins coach Joe Philbin obviously doesn't agree.
I say this because when I cited JJ's oft-stated philosophy this afternoon and asked how Philbin viewed that issue, he made a small joke and quickly moved on.
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Both Titans linebacker Colin McCarthy and cornerback Jason McCourty, who caused and recovered the Bush fumble, said they were surprised Bush didn't...
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While Dolphins left guard Richie Incognito tried to say he "thought the play was still going on" and merely "gave the guy a shove," McCarthy had a different take on getting the back of his helmet shoved into the turf.
"That was kind of...
Of all the famous quotations Mike Tyson has spawned over the past quarter century, my favorite is this:
"Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth."
In advance of the former heavyweight champion's appearance Saturday night at the Seminole Coconut Creek Casino, where he will perform his one-man stage show, "Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth," I asked Tyson if he remembered the origins of that quote.
"People were asking me [before a fight], 'What's going to happen?,' " Tyson said....
Three Things to consider on this sports Thursday:
Thing 1: Wrote today's column on the Miami Heat's high-octane offense, which is averaging a league-high 110 points through five games after Wednesday's 103-73 blowout of the Brooklyn Nets.
As I point out in the column, no Eastern Conference team has led the NBA in scoring for a full season since the 1996-97 Bulls matched the Utah Jazz's 103.1 average.
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No holiday cookie platter would be complete without gingerbread men! This is a tried-and-true recipe I'm happy to share with you.
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 3/4 cup packed dark brown sugar
- 1/3 cup molasses
- 1 egg
- 2 tablespoons water
- 2-2/3 cups King Arthur Unbleached All-Purpose Flour
- 2 teaspoons ground ginger
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon each ground cinnamon, nutmeg and allspice
- In a large bowl, cream butter and brown sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in the molasses, egg and water. Combine the flour, ginger, baking soda, salt, cinnamon, nutmeg and allspice; add to creamed mixture and mix well. Divide dough in half. Refrigerate for 30 minutes or until easy to handle.
- On a lightly floured surface, roll out each portion of dough to 1/8-in. thickness. Cut with a floured 4-in. cookie cutter. Place 2 in. apart on greased baking sheets. Reroll scraps.
- Bake at 350° for 8-10 minutes or until edges are firm. Remove to wire racks to cool completely. Decorate as desired. Yield: about 2 dozen.
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We made these cookies wks ago and the were crispy and held up well with icing and did not get soft. The best part was the grand and grt grand kids loved them.
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My first time making gingerbread cookies from scratch and they turned out pretty good! I left them a little thicker so they were fairly soft which I like. Now if I could only decorate better....
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Best gingerbread I have ever made! Very easy and not too spicy! My husband, who normally hates gingerbread, ate it right up! The allspice is a nice change from the cloves that are normally in gingerbread.


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Players and staff from AFC Wimbledon popped in to St George's Hospital to visit sick children.
Young patients in the Lanesborough Wing were surprised to see some of their heroes walk in to the Lanesborough Wing yesterday.
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LANSING, Mich., Feb. 12, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Governor Rick Snyder today announced the three new communities that have been selected by the Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) to take part in its Michigan Main Street program.
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Grayling, Three Rivers and Wayne have been designated Select Level communities and will receive five years of intensive technical assistance with a focus on revitalization strategies designed to attract new residents, business investment, economic growth and job creation to their central business districts.
"The Michigan Main Street program will help these communities create opportunities for redevelopment, placemaking and economic growth just as it has in downtowns throughout Michigan for the past 10 years," Snyder said. "Vibrant communities and downtowns are critical as we look to attract new investment, help local businesses grow and retain and attract the talent that is needed to reinvent Michigan."
The Michigan Main Street program ties in with the governor's placemaking efforts across Michigan. Studies show that investing in placemaking creates vibrant city centers and makes the state economically stronger.
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The Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology (PsyD) program has been accredited by the American Psychological Association since 1994. Our PsyD program follows the practitioner-scholar model of training and emphasizes the knowledge and skills necessary for individuals to practice clinical psychology. Our faculty members clinical and research interests expose students to diverse theoretical perspectives within the field of clinical psychology.
Faculty members also are actively engaged in clinical practice by providing direct treatment services, consultation, and supervision. The facultys involvement in these professional activities informs the teaching, clinical supervision, and research guidance offered to our students.
In addition to their clinical practice, our faculty are involved in clinical research and other professional activities that enhance students training. Dr. Jeff Binder coordinates the programs acquisition of archival data and therapy session recordings from the Vanderbilt University Center for Psychotherapy Research, which was directed by Dr. Hans Strupp until his retirement. This valuable resource provides both psychotherapy training and research opportunities for our students and faculty.
Dr. Becky Jones is a member of the Georgia Psychological Associations Disaster Response Network Advisory Council and an authorized facilitator for Darkness to Lights Stewards of Children (D2L.org), a national nonprofit sexual abuse prevention training program. Dr. Jones is also actively involved in ongoing eye-movement desensitization reprocessing (EMDR) training and consultation, which she incorporates into her clinical work with trauma survivors. Dr. Nick DeFilippis is currently involved in an international research grant to study electrophysiological correlates of executive functioning. This research program includes development of a Portuguese version and new scales for his Booklet Category Test.
A number of our faculty are involved in committee work with the Georgia Psychological Association (GPA) and our students have been very active in the GPAs initiatives for emerging professionals in psychology. The program also has an active chapter of Psychologists for Social Responsibility that regularly sponsors speakers for our student-faculty colloquium series.
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The core element of our doctoral program is a solid foundation in the discipline of psychology. Training is grounded in the theoretical constructs and empirical findings of psychology. As such, our students are well-prepared to distinguish themselves as clinical psychologists among the expanding range of other mental health professionals. Alumni of the PsyD program have pursued various career paths in clinical psychology, including work in a wide array of clinical settings, academic institutions, and private practice.
The PsyD program of study is comprised of a 98-credit-hour curriculum that can be completed over a five-year period, including the internship year. Our program is designed to provide students with well-rounded generalist training in clinical psychology. We believe this generalist approach is critically important given the growing emphasis on accountability, evidence-based practice, working in multidisciplinary settings, and flexibility in adapting to newly emerging roles. To achieve our training goals, the PsyD in Clinical Psychology curriculum is organized around the following learning objectives:
Knowledge of Scientific Psychology - Students will understand key concepts underlying the science of psychology as a foundation for clinical practice. Specific competencies: Foundational Knowledge of Scientific Psychology and Scientific Inquiry and Methods.
Assessment - Students will conduct competent psychological assessments through application of psychometric theory, interviewing and diagnostic skills, and proficiency in using psychological tests. Specific competencies: Measurement and Psychometrics, Methods of Psychological Assessment, and Diagnosis.
Intervention - Students will deliver clinical interventions that are grounded in conceptual models of intervention and evidence-based practices. Specific competencies: Knowledge of Interventions, Intervention Skills, and Planning and Implementing Interventions.
Supervision and Consultation - Students will understand the processes of supervision and consultation and how to provide these services to individuals and organizations. Specific competencies: Supervision and Consultation and Interdisciplinary Practice.
Diversity - Students will apply knowledge about human diversity to clinical practice and other areas of professional competence. Specific competencies: Awareness of Cultural Identities and Culturally-Informed Practice.
Professional and Ethical Standards - Students will understand and apply ethical principles and professional standards that guide the practice of clinical psychology. Specific competencies: Professional Conduct, Knowledge of Ethical, Legal, and Professional Standards, and Professional Development.
Although the program's core curriculum requirements reflect a generalist approach that emphasizes achievement of a broad range of competencies expected of clinical psychologists, we offer program concentrations that allow student to focus their interests within the field of clinical psychology. Our students choose elective courses and clinical training experiences to pursue concentrated study in one of four areas: General Adult Clinical, Child and Family Psychology, Neuropsychology/Geropsychology, and Health Psychology.
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Clinical training in the PsyD program at GSPP consists of supervised field experiences that students have with clinical populations in a healthcare delivery system. Students advance through a sequence of clinical training experiences that are progressively more challenging. Three levels of field training and evaluation are required in our PsyD program?the diagnostic practicum, the therapy practicum, and the pre-doctoral internship.
A primary goal of program's clinical training sequence is the development of competent clinicians who are able to deliver basic and effective assessment and therapeutic intervention skills, by means of supervised direct client contact. The foundation of our students training in clinical psychology is the accurate assessment and understanding of mental health problems. This assessment and understanding serves as the basis for recommending and/or implementing effective techniques for the alleviation or resolution of these problems, within a climate of respect for the client.
Appreciation of diversity and adherence to professional standards for clinical psychologists is emphasized throughout students' clinical training. Also, aspects of students' personal adjustment, interpersonal relationships, and professional conduct in all settings are relevant to our evaluation of their progress through the program. Overall, our goal is to assure that students are well qualified and have the potential to become competent and ethical professional psychologists.
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Students are required to complete two years of practicum training a diagnostic/assessment practicum and a therapy practicum in the second and third years of the program. Students may also choose to complete an advanced practicum prior to internship training. Practicum placements are generally for nine months, from September to June. Students spend 16 to 20 hours per week in an agency, program, or professional practice that is formally affiliated with the clinical psychology program. Practicum training sites are developed and coordinated by the programs training office and include a range of clinical settings throughout the metro-Atlanta area.
These sites include community mental health centers, private practice offices, schools, hospitals, VA medical centers, university counseling centers, and neuro-rehabilitation centers. Our PsyD students receive a minimum of one hour of primary supervision per week from a licensed doctoral-level psychologist at the diagnostic and therapy practicum sites. An additional hour of secondary supervision may be delivered by another licensed professional or postdoctoral fellow, and may consist of group supervision, case conferences, clinical observation, or in-service training.
During each practicum placement, all students must also enroll in a weekly practicum seminar led by a faculty member on-campus. The faculty member does not provide direct supervision, but offers didactic training emphasizing diagnostic and intervention skills applicable to a variety of clinical populations, as well as an opportunity for consultation.
The specific content and emphasis of practicum seminar varies according to the practicum setting and expertise of the faculty member. Faculty members closely monitor students progress toward achieving competencies in clinical training throughout their program of study. This monitoring, by both academic faculty and practicum site supervisors, addresses both the issue of students suitability for clinical practice and their academic achievement in completing the programs curriculum.
Clinical Competence Exam (CCE)
Students are required to take and successfully pass a Clinical Competence Examination (CCE) following their successful completion of both the diagnostic practicum and therapy practicum. The CCE is a two-part examination that includes a written case presentation of a client treated during the students therapy practicum and an oral defense of that document.
The CCE is designed to assess students knowledge, clinical reasoning within a conceptual model, technical skills, therapeutic relationship skills, and ability to communicate case material professionally in both written and oral formats. The CCE serves as the capstone evaluation of a students readiness to proceed with internship training.
Predoctoral Internship
All doctoral students must complete a 2,000-hour predoctoral internship, which is the final experience in the clinical training sequence. The internship must be successfully completed in order for students to obtain the PsyD degree. During internship training, students are expected to assume significant responsibilities and to perform major professional functions under the supervision of licensed psychologists.
The internship experience should provide students with a variety of intensive and diverse opportunities that allow them to function in various roles expected of a clinical psychologist. Typically, full-time students begin the internship during their fifth year of enrollment. Our students have consistently achieved placement in predoctoral internships sites that are accredited by APA or designated as members of the Association of Psychology Postdoctoral and Internship Centers (APPIC).
Research Proficiency and the Clinical Research Project
The research component of our doctoral program prepares students to anchor their work as clinical psychologists in the empirical methods and findings of psychology. As such, our students are taught to evaluate theoretical and clinical propositions critically in light of the current professional literature. We have active faculty-student research interest groups in the areas of psychotherapy research, neuropsychology, health psychology, and child and adolescent psychology.
Students demonstrate doctoral-level aptitude for scholarly work through the completion of a formal Clinical Research Project (CRP) that addresses a research question relevant to clinical practice. The CRP is a training experience designed to provide students with a guided opportunity to integrate and apply findings from empirical research in order to address a specific issue in professional psychology. Working closely with faculty members, students identify an issue within applied psychology and conduct a scholarly review and synthesis of the empirical literature designed to address this issue.
The primary training goal of the Clinical Research Project is to help students develop the skills needed to become critical consumers of the empirical literature in psychology. Though not required, students may also choose to conduct an original empirical study to complete requirements of the CRP.
Graduation Requirements
To be eligible for graduation with the PsyD in Clinical Psychology degree, students must meet the following requirements.
Successful completion of a total of 98 semester credit hours, including:
Students are expected to complete coursework and practicum by the end of the fifth year of matriculation. All program requirements must be completed within seven years of matriculation into the program, unless an extension is approved by the program chair.
Matriculation through the PsyD in Clinical Psychology degree program curriculum is designed to help prepare students to sit for the national licensure examination. Licensure requirements and standards for professional practice vary from state to state; therefore, prospective and enrolled students are urged to examine the requirements of the specific state in which they plan to practice. State licensure requirements may be obtained from:
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Robert John Thornton (1768-1837) was a British physician and botanic enthusiast who published perhaps the most famous florilegium, or treatise on flowers, as a tribute to the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus (1707-1778). It was aimed at wealthy amateur flower fanciers rather than scientists.
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Lessons Learned: Peacebuilding in Haiti
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Casablanca (1942)
Sahara (1943)
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Saturday, June 06, 20097:30 PM - 10:00 PMThe Billy Wilder Theater, UCLA Hammer Museum10899 Wilshire BlvdLos Angeles, CA 90024
During the classical studio era, North Africa was a familiar locale for Hollywood's Orientalist fantasies. In addition to clichéd images of camels, vast deserts (both real and imagined) and ubiquitous Fez hats, Hollywood films often featured Westerners seeking escape, adventure and fortune amid the local "wanton" women and "barbaric" men. The North African or Maghreb region--from Libya to Western Sahara--was perceived in American popular culture in terms of what Edward Said described as an "imaginative geography…a place of romance, haunting memories and landscapes, remarkable experiences." Classic examples of these films include the legendary melodrama, Casablanca (1942); the Marlene Dietrich romances, Morocco (1930) and The Garden of Allah (1936); the comedies of Laurel and Hardy, Bob Hope and Bing Crosby, and others; and the many B-movies about the Casbah, Algiers, Tangier, the Foreign Legion and the vast Saharan desert. This program presents these and other classic films from the studio era to highlight the breadth of Hollywood's obsession with North Africa and raise questions about the implications and consequences of this fascination for today.
This series is held concurrently with an exhibit in the Powell Library Rotunda on the UCLA campus, titled America's North Africa, which brings to public view American Orientalist narratives about North Africa in pop culture items (books, films and games) from the Young Research Library's Department of Special Collections.
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Chicagoans know the husband-wife vocal duo of Alfreda Burke and Rodrick Dixon from their exemplary work in "Too Hot to Handel: The Jazz-Gospel Messiah," which plays annually at the Auditorium Theatre.
But on Sunday afternoon Burke and Dixon bowed at the Auditorium's new Katten/Landau Studio, on South Wabash Avenue, with a very different kind of project: an autobiographical cabaret show titled "Songs of a Dream."
Or at least it attempted to be autobiographical. But the inclusion of a few lines about their careers and a smattering of family-album slides do not add up to a portrait of anyone. So perhaps it's best to consider "Songs of a Dream" very much a work in progress.
Take away the flimsy stage patter and sporadic personal photos and you have a song recital that covered many genres, some better than others. At its best, "Songs of a Dream" offered dramatic solos by Dixon, some solid duets for the couple and instrumental accompaniments that ranged from moody to cheesy.
The most effective work came from Dixon, whose plush tenor and persuasive acting dominated this show. In Verdi's "La donna e mobile," from "Rigoletto," Dixon transcended cliche with a brisk tempo and vigorous delivery. In "Bess, You Is My Woman Now," from "Porgy and Bess," Dixon combined enviable warmth of tone with charismatic delivery, drawing comparable response from Burke. And in "Wheels of a Dream," from the musical "Ragtime," Dixon sang with a surging rhythmic power that gave the show its creative high point.
Soprano Burke proved erratic on this occasion, her high register often pinched and a little shrill in Puccini's "Vissi d'arte," from "Tosca," and Rodgers and Hammerstein's "You'll Never Walk Alone," from "Carousel." She needs either to sing these pieces lower in her voice or drop them from her repertoire, for the thinness of her top notes diminished the appeal of her middle and lower registers.
Still, she had her moments, most notably in a medley from Jerome Kern's "Show Boat," in which Burke captured the bounce and breeziness of musical-theater style without sacrificing the polish of her operatic technique.
In the end, though, this assortment of classical, spiritual, Broadway and other fare showed no connective tissue, but for the barely existent script. If Burke and Dixon wish to take listeners on a musical journey through their lives, they'll have to develop a fuller narrative. If they simply wish to display the breadth of their work, they'll have to find some thematic reasons for choosing the selections they sing.
While they're repairing "Songs of a Dream," they also ought to eliminate its instrumental overture, which sounded pompous for a small cabaret piece. Ditto the synthesizer in the band, its fake orchestral effects diminishing the contributions of the other instruments.
Finally, the show's direction proved about as effective as the synthesizer, with Burke and Dixon often portentously positioned at opposite corners of the tiny stage, as if they were about to start a fencing match rather than a musical performance.
The intimate art of cabaret requires its artists to communicate directly, honestly and without pretense. If Burke and Dixon hope to succeed in this realm, they need to figure out the story they're trying to tell – then tell it, through appropriately chosen songs and stage conversation that carries some meaning.
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November Flurry Propels 2013 to Law Firm Merger Record
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With five weeks left, 2013 is already a record-setting year for tie-ups involving U.S. law firms. And as the latest spate of deals pushed the total number of mergers announced so far this year to 78—past the previous high of 70 set in 2008—The Am Law Daily caught up with legal consultants Ward Bower and Tony Williams to discuss the trend toward consolidation here and abroad.
For his part, Bower, a principal with Newtown Square, Pa.–based legal consultancy Altman Weil, believes this year's tie-up total has yet to reach its peak. "I expect we'll see quite a few more before the end of the year," he says.
Altman Weil's website tracks mergers as they are announced, and when the consultancy released its third-quarter merger report last month, The Am Law Daily noted that a record-breaking year was on the horizon. The mark officially fell last week when Milwaukee-based DeWitt Ross & Stevens merged with smaller Minneapolis firm Mackall, Crounse & Moore to form a 100-lawyer firm with nearly $50 million in annual gross revenue.
Though that newly merged entity is unlikely to make its way onto next year's Am Law 200, the industry's continuing consolidation could well qualify others for inclusion in The American Lawyer's rankings of the country's highest-grossing firms—or ensure that those already residing within in its ranks to improve their positions.
For a firm to land on this year's Am Law 200 list, it needed to bring in at least $90.5 million in gross revenue in 2012. Texas firm Strasburger & Price and New Jersey's Sills Cummis & Gross both made the cut by hitting that number, according to our reporting on firm finances. As it happens, both firms executed mergers in recent years. Sills Cummis absorbed New York's Silverberg Stonehill Goldsmith & Haber in 2009, while Strasburger, which has seen some merger deals unwind, picked up San Antonio's Oppenheimer Blend Harrison & Tate in 2011.
This week's merger activity included deals involving two Am Law 200 firms that may now be poised to climb higher. Early in the week, Milwaukee-based Michael Best & Friedrich added the eight-lawyer Vantus Law Group in Salt Lake City. And on Friday, Am Law 100 stalwart Baker & Hostetler announced that it will combine with Philadelphia-based IP boutique Woodcock Washburn. Like many of the mergers Altman Weil has tallied the year, both transactions will officially go live on Jan. 1, 2014.
While many law firm leaders and clients remain skeptical about the value of mergers, Bower notes that combinations do offer certain advantages.
"The big question is, 'What's big enough?'" Bower says. "You don't have to have 4,000 lawyers in 30 countries. But you do need to be big enough to attract some clients or keep business away from others."
Tony Williams, the head of London-based Jomati Consultants—with which Altman Weil maintains a strategic alliance—also sees benefits in firms joining forces. Indeed, while acknowledging that there are other models for achieving growth, Williams, a former managing partner of Magic Circle firm Clifford Chance, says a merger can be the most efficient. "Lateral hires and bolt-ons are a time-consuming process," he told The Am Law Daily when we spoke with him earlier this month.
Though that may be true, some large firms appear happy to take their time. Litigation and arbitration powerhouse Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, for instance, has used lateral hiring to drive its expansion into Europe. Other firms like Baker & McKenzie, Dentons, DLA Piper, Hogan Lovells, King & Wood Mallesons, Norton Rose Fulbright and Squire Sanders—which announced an alliance in Indonesia this week—have opted to expand by operating under the Swiss verein structure, which at allows partner firms to maintain separate profit pools.
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Tuskegee University's Department of Athletics Tuesday released its 2013 football schedule, and the list does not include its biggest rival, the Alabama State University Hornets, in the annual Turkey Day Classic matchup.
Tuskegee said it was inspired to make the change by the run of Winston Salem State in the 2012 season. The Golden Tigers believe the move will allow them more freedom to play further into the postseason by taking part in the NCAA Division II playoffs, if they become eligible.
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The flood is coming...
Delegates from 182 countries are in Bonn discussing key negotiating texts which can serve as the basis for critical climate talks in Copenhagen this December. Sam fleet from Friends of the Earth Europe and also a member of the Young Friends of the Earth Europe movement (Young FoEE) is there.
After leaving the press invitation in the capable hands of the media group, I was dragged out of the Maritim Hotel to document the first teaser action. Six Young FoEE-ers, armed with chalk and stickers were determined to take the message of climate justice to the citizens of Bonn.
After energetically peppering every lampost and sign in sight they decided they should probably stick to the original plan and save some resources for the centre, and we all jumped on the tram and set our sights on central Bonn.
The same enthusiasm was released upon the streets, literally, with the small team covering the central pedestrian areas with the slogans "The Flood is coming" and "Demand Climate Justice". The reaction was mixed. Positive interest and excitement from the younger generation, and grumbles, mumbles, shuffles and general despair from the much elder. But then it is Young FoEE.
I returned to the Maritim early to finish the press release for Friday's action and to make sure we had spokespeople for the day, and made time to sign myself up for the UNFCCC football championships. Could this be a prank? Would they really unleash a team of NGO workers onto a football field with national delegates? We'll find out.
Young FoEE were treated to an introduction to Climate Justice Now!, with stirring talks from affected people in the Global South, and everyone took a well deserved beer after almost 12 hours non-stop activity. Thoroughly exhausted I returned to the Young FoEE camp where meetings continued long into the night, with final preparations and last minute arrangements for tomorrow.
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King Midget Car Club tours area8:55 am | October 8, 2012
As a boy, Lee Seats had a big dream, but it started out small — literally.
In the back of a borrowed science magazine, Seats took notice of advertisements for King Midget vehicles, which might be considered the world's first compact car. Produced from 1946 until operation ceased in 1970, the pint-sized vehicles helped to establish King Midget's significant niche in the annals of the automobile industry.
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By JOE LoTEMPLIO
---- — PLATTSBURGH — Republican challenger Matt Doheny won eight of the 12 counties in his bid to unseat Democratic incumbent Bill Owens in the race for the 21st Congressional District race Tuesday, but it wasn't enough.
Owens is the apparent winner by an unofficial count of 115,131 votes to 110,449 for Doheny for a 50 to 48 percent margin.
Green Party candidate Donald Hassig got 3,358 votes, or 1 percent.
Although about 16,000 absentee ballots are still left to be counted on Nov. 25, Doheny conceded the race late Tuesday.
Owens, of Plattsburgh, won Clinton, Essex, Franklin and St. Lawrence counties, while Doheny, of Watertown, won Fulton, Hamilton, Herkimer, Jefferson, Lewis, Saratoga, Warren and Washington counties.
"When you look at the counties that Bill won, he really rolled up big numbers in those counties where he has been the congressman for the past three years," Clinton County Democratic Party Chairman Martin Mannix said.
Owens took those four counties by 16,925 votes, which more than offset Doheny's showing in the new part of the district, made up of Warren and Washington counties and part of Saratoga County.
In that portion of the district, Doheny held a 6,515-vote advantage, but more was expected since Republicans outnumbered Democrats in voter registration there by about 32,000.
Overall, Doheny, who also ran on the Conservative and Independence party lines, held a voter-registration advantage of about 84,000 over Owens, who also ran on the Working Families Party line.
Clinton County Republican Party Chairman Donald Lee said he felt Doheny's campaign did not successfully tell his story of working his way up to Wall Street, where he tried to save struggling companies.
He pointed to one advertisement by Owens's campaign that took Doheny to task for cutting about 500 jobs from some of those distressed companies.
"He didn't refute that, and I think that cost him," Lee said. "He might have had to cut about 500 jobs, but he also saved about 13,000 jobs when he helped those companies, and that didn't come across strong enough."
Mannix said he thought voters in the new part of the district just related to Owens better.
"Bill just looks and acts more like a congressman," he said.
"I am sure Matt Doheny is a good guy, and I am sure we would have a great time on his boat, but when people are looking for a congressman, they are looking for a degree of expertise, and Bill is cut from the same cloth as John McHugh."
McHugh served as congressman in the district from 1993 until June 2009, when he was appointed secretary of the Army.
That set off a special election for his seat.
Owens won that race in a tight contest against Conservative Party candidate Douglas Hoffman. Republican Dierdre "Dede" Scozzafava dropped out of the race three days before the election as her poll numbers lagged, and she threw her support to Owens.
Doheny had sought the Republican nod in 2009 but did not get it.
He ran again in 2010 and fought off Hoffman in a Republican primary to get a shot at Owens.
But he lost to Owens in a tight race that included Hoffman, who was still on the Conservative Party ticket. Even though he did not campaign, Hoffman still got 6 percent of the vote, possibly tipping the election to Owens.
This year, Doheny had to defeat Kellie Greene of Sackets Harbor in a June primary to set up a rematch with Owens, which he did easily.
Doheny had significant support from the National Republican Party and spent large amounts of his own money during the campaign. Owens also had national support.
Mannix said Owens's win is all the more impressive when you consider the voter-registration disadvantage he faced and the financial resources Doheny had.
"This is a major win for him, and I think puts him in a national spotlight," he said.
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Pleasant Grove Elementary School will have a Title 1, "Parents Right to Know" meeting to explain to parents how our roughly 700 dollars in Parental Involvement Federal Funds should be spent. This meeting will take place at 3:30 on Thursday, September 26, 2013 here at the school. All parents are invited to attend.
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Gospel Singing at Mt. Paran Baptist Church located-County Road 40, Fruithurst, September 28, 2013 at 7:00 PM EST Special singers will be "THE KELLY'S" from Lawrenceburg, TN Refreshments will be served. For information or directions call 256-579-5263
CCHS Lady Tigers Basketball Camp is Saturday Sept 28th for grades 3rd-11th. Will be at CCHS Gym. Registration 8 a.m. -9 .m., Camp 9-12 the cost is $25 All campers will receive a t-shirt Campers will learn fundamentals, basketball terminology, fun games and drills.Camp will be instructed by coaches, current and former CCHS players, current and former college basketball players
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Fall Camp Meeting at Gray Hill Church of God will be Sept. 29 - Oct. 13. Sis. Linda Baughtman Sept 29 - Oct. 2, Bro. J.J. White Oct. 3-4, Bro. Leon Beasley Oct. 6-8, Bro. J.J. WHite Oct. 9-11
Upper Cane Creek Methodist Church, will meet at Harmony Grove Baptist Church for the 5th Sunday night singing on September 29, at 5 p.m. If your church would like to join us, you are most welcome. Finger foods will be served after the singing.
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Rummage/Bake Sale, Oct. 4th and 5th, 7:00 a.m. each day. Liberty Hill C.M. Church Fellowship Hall, Hwy 431, North of Hollis Cross Rds.
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Old Fashion Day at Gray Hill Church of God will be held Oct. 6 (lunch following service)
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Alfa Insurance located at 36 Giles Street, Heflin, AL 36264 is hosting a Customer Appreciaton on October 8, 2013 from 11:00 am - 2:00 pm. Hotdogs, chips and drinks will be served and door prizes will be given away.
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Bain Southern Gospel Jubilee will be held October 12 starting at 10 a.m. at 7938 Co Rd. 19. Bring a covered dish lunch and a lawn chair.


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Amanda's Kids' Lunch
Amanda's Kids' Lunch
Lots of green in Walker and Addie's lunches these days. Amanda describes one of her warm-weather standards:
My springtime cheat: artichokes, asparagus, and peas. I use frozen artichoke hearts and peas, mix them in a saucepan with lots of olive oil, thyme, a smashed garlic clove, and salt, then cook them, covered, over medium high heat, just until heated through and any liquid is cooked off. Then I take the lid off, let them cool until just warm, and fold in thinly sliced asparagus. It stays a little crunchy, which I like.
I make a bunch and keep this in the fridge all week, adding lemon juice or sherry vinegar, plus more oil, when serving. Here, I paired it with Moonlight Chaource from The Amazing Real Live Food Co., and triple chocolate espresso cookies for dessert.
Tags: A's kids' lunch, lunch, school lunch, asparagus, haricot verts, artichokes, cookies, chocolate, espresso, everyday cooking
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almost 2 years ago bella s.f.
Just wondering how their teacher feels about kids on triple chocolate espresso cookies. Really used to hate the day after Halloween at school. My other thought... would you consider adopting me?
almost 2 years ago lindycindy
Yummy, did you encounter any resistance from the kids or are you a smart mommy and feed them good things like this all the time?


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Hi-Tech Solutions Ltd.'s all-in-one License Plate Recognition (LPR) system is a fully enclosed unit containing all the hardware and software required for a full LPR system package, requiring only a power supply. C5 can be used for either access control in parking garages (including temporary parking lots) or on roadside poles and gantries for traffic surveillance and monitoring applications where passing vehicles can be tracked for a wide range of security and logistic functions, while automatically generating a vehicle list. The system can immediately compare the vehicle's license number to crime, homeland security and intelligence databases, allowing an immediate alert when a suspicious car crosses the road. The system can be combined with HTS's existing Container Code Recognition (CCR) system.
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The 3M High Resolution ALPR Camera can provide up to 9.3 feet of horizontal traffic lane coverage while capturing multiple license plates in the same field of view. This fully integrated ALPR unit is designed to be "point and go," and can be configured in minutes. Quality lenses used in the P382 provide customers with the sharpest IR image quality available within the 3M fixed camera family. No moving parts in a water-tight, rugged, plastic housing provide added durability in a variety of operating conditions.
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Good work environment with informal relation
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Advice to Senior Management – 10 years without visible investment on human resources is a long time for a company who wants to succeed. When facing such a strong menace like the ones we are living corporations need an environment that promotes change and risk taking, not authoritarian management and cost focus
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Colonel Mustard, the usual suspect in the kitchen!
A must have in the kitchen for Cluedo fans is this Colonel Mustard apron. The apron features the colour of Colonel Mustard's playing piece on a black background with other items from the classic board game. Wear it with caution, the murder could have happened in the kitchen!
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Install VLC Media Player, to have the best playback... Just keep in mind this will be best for you if you also use a K-Lite Mega Codec Pack...
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SOURCE American Society of Civil Engineers Younger Member Forum
More than 250 students from 31 Southern California high schools will battle to build the strongest bridge and tackle America's aging infrastructure
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 12, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Cheering over the collapse of a bridge doesn't happen every day. But it will be a familiar sound at the 20th Annual Popsicle Stick Bridge Competition to be held on Saturday, Feb. 15, from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at California State University, Northridge (CSUN).
The public is invited to watch more than 250 students from 71 teams discover how much weight their model bridges, made of Popsicle sticks and white glue, can hold when tested in front of their peers, teachers and parents. Hosted by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Younger Member Forum, the competition will draw 31 high schools from across Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino and Riverside Counties for a full-day celebration of math, science and engineering.
Ironically, as students work to create the infrastructure solutions of the future, L.A. commuters will face another major weekend lane closure during construction on the heavily-congested Interstate 405, nicknamed "Jamzilla" by local transportation officials.
"This competition teaches students much more than how to build cool bridges out of wood and glue," said Jonathan Levy, a member of CSUN's Civil Engineering and Construction Management Department's Advisory Board and founder of Beezley Management, a construction management firm and event sponsor. "Students learn about the daily challenges faced by civil engineers and other industry practitioners, and also about the importance of leadership, teamwork and creative problem-solving."
Months in advance, student teams were challenged to design and build their Popsicle stick bridges following official rules. During the competition, they will present a technical report, display board and oral presentation to a panel of engineers and other professionals serving as volunteer judges.
The judges will then test the strength of each bridge on a loading machine to measure how much pressure it can sustain before collapsing. Once a bridge fails, testing monitors will explain to the team why their bridge collapsed and how to make the design stronger in the future.
The winning teams will be selected based on strength, efficiency, aesthetics and overall presentation and will be awarded cash scholarships. Throughout the day, participating students will also have the chance to tour the campus and participate in a variety of impromptu events.
Jennifer Heredia, who is co-chair of the event, an ASCE member and bridge engineer for HDR Inc., said that this will be the first visit to a college campus for many of the student participants.
"This bridge building competition is a great way to encourage students to pursue higher education and promote the civil engineering profession in our community," Heredia said. "Thanks to the support of our amazing volunteers and sponsors, we can help encourage and motivate our youth to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and math."
The competition is free and open to the public. On-campus parking is available for $6 per day at parking structures B5, G3 and E6. The following is the event schedule:
8 to 9 a.m.
Students arrive
9 a.m.
Nazaret Dermendjian, chair of CSUN Department of Civil
Engineering and Construction Management, greets students at Plaza del Sol Quad
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
All-day bridge testing at Jacaranda Hall, campus tours and impromptu events
5 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Awards ceremony with remarks by Jonathan Levy, founder of Beezley
Management, and announcement of winning teams
Event sponsors include ASCE Los Angeles Section, AECOM, Beezley Management, Rail Pros, J.F. Shea and ARUP. The competition will also locally kick off national Engineers' Week, observed throughout the country on Feb. 16-22, 2014. For more information, visit http://bridge.mlab-ymf.org.
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