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Opera's CEO and founder, Jon von Tetzchner, is to take up a new strategic position in the company. New CEO will be Lars Boilesen.
Boilesen started his career as Lego's European Manager and has been at Opera for five years. His talents can be found mainly in the areas of sales and marketing. From 2000 to 2005 he was head of sales at Opera, before taking up a position at Alcatel-Lucent, responsible for Scandinavia and the Baltic states. Tetzchner brought him back in 2009 where he became Chief Commercial Officer.
Boilesen, it seems, brings no surprises with him. Referring to further development of the Opera browser he said, ''Our goal is to continue the current strategy'' His change of status at the Oslo company has trebled his personal shares options from 580,000 to 1,780,000.
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Protection – and a new home! – for Rocky
It is breeding season in Bangladesh and each nursing dog has several puppies to feed. Sadly, not all mother dogs are able to cope with the demands of so many puppies and, at times, puppies are lost or abandoned.
We found little Rocky alone and clearly frightened with no owners, mother or litter around him.
After removing a tight piece of thread caught around his neck that was making it hard for him to breathe, we vaccinated him and then asked the villagers if anyone would be willing to adopt him.
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Annual, perennial herb, aquatic, (generally fresh to alkaline water), glabrous, from rhizomes or small, bulb-like, winter buds
Stems erect, simple to branched, cylindric or flattened
Leaves simple, cauline, alternate or in subopposite pairs; submersed thread-like to round, sessile or petioled; floating, if present, elliptic to ovate, petioled, leathery; sheath open, continuous with petiole or ± free from leaf base, generally with stipules, stipules sometimes fused, ligule-like
Inflorescence: spike or head-like, axillary or terminal, generally emergent, peduncled; bracts 0
Flower bisexual; perianth parts 0 or 4, clawed; stamens 2 or 4, if 4, each fused to base of perianth part, sessile or filament short, wide, anthers open to outside; pistils 4, ovary 1-chambered, ovule 1, style short or stigmas sessile
Fruit: drupe
Seed 1
Genera in family: 3 genera, ± 95 species: worldwide
Recent taxonomic note: Recently treated to include Zannichelliaceae [Angiosperm Phylogeny Group 1998 Ann Missouri Bot Gard 85:531553].
Perennial from slender rhizomes
Stems generally many-branched, thread-like, rooting at lower nodes
Leaves cauline, alternate, < 10 cm, < 1 mm wide; tip acute; stipules < 15 mm, ± completely fused to leaf base, sheath-like below leaf junction, ± open
Inflorescence terminal; flowers 2, sessile; peduncle elongated, straight or coiled in fruit
Flower minute; perianth 0; stamens 2, anthers sessile; pistils generally 4(28), simple, ovule attached at top of chamber, stigma sessile, peltate
Fruit ovoid, oblique, long-stalked
Species in genus: 2+ species: temp worldwide
Etymology: (Heinrich Bernhard Ruppius, German botanist, 16881719)
Reference: [Setchell 1946 Proc Calif Acad Sci 25:469478]
Recent taxonomic note: Ruppia sometimes treated in Ruppiaceae.
Leaf < 1 mm wide; tip acute
Inflorescence: peduncle in fruit 330 cm, coiled or flexible
Chromosomes: 2n=40
Ecology: Marshes, ponds, sloughs
Elevation: < 2045 m.
Bioregional distribution: North Coast, Inner North Coast Ranges, Tehachapi Mountain Area, San Joaquin Valley, Central Western California, South Coast, San Bernardino Mountains, Great Basin Floristic Province, Desert
Distribution outside California: ± worldwide
Flowering time: MarAug
Synonyms: R. spiralis Dumort
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A Synopsis of President Moore's Accomplishments in Higher Education and Vision for Lesley University
Dr. Joseph B. Moore is in his seventh year as president of Lesley University. The University is actively engaged in the creation of new academic programs that meet the needs of individuals and communities – in education, the arts, and human services. In addition, Lesley is developing new partnerships that strengthen its ability to fulfill its mission, from the Urban Teachers Center (training new teachers to be successful in urban schools) to the Urban Scholar Initiative (to recruit, enroll and graduate more urban high school students) to new collaborations with community colleges. Lesley's Partnership School Initiative is an externally-funded, four-year initiative with the Kennedy-Longfellow School in East Cambridge to investigate whether the integration of appropriate hardware and software in a diverse school that has struggled with standardized test scores can enhance student learning outcomes.
President Moore leads a university that has a diversified portfolio of programs and range of students: traditional undergraduate college students and adult learners seeking to earn a bachelor's degree; graduate students completing programs on-campus, off-campus and online; teachers and other professionals completing certificate programs to keep current and maintain certifications and licenses; and robust programs for high school students and community members.
During his presidency the university has added the Brattle Street campus that now houses the university library, classrooms and faculty offices; a second university dining hall; a restored historic house with conference and office space for university advancement staff; and four undergraduate student residence halls. The first half of significant renovations to the Threshold Program's facilities has been completed this past summer and the second half will be completed next summer. The university is currently constructing the $48 million Lunder Arts Center that will be the new home for the Lesley University College of Art and Design (formerly the Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University) and will enhance Lesley's presence at Porter Square, Cambridge. The new arts center will open in January 2015.
Prior to his appointment at Lesley, President Moore served seven years as the President of Empire State College, a comprehensive college within the State University of New York; as Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs at Mansfield University in the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education; and as Director of Academic Affairs and Planning in the Office of the Chancellor at the Vermont State Colleges. He began his educational career thirty-six years ago as a high school English teacher, and prior to that had worked in a factory, a bookstore, a shipyard, and a testing company.
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— Attended a funeral at Chapel Hill.
— Had a baloney and cheese sandwich (with mayonnaise) for lunch twice during the week.
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Wednesday, April 23, 2014
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FAIRFIELD — A 10-year-old girl charged with manslaughter in the July 8 death of an infant from Clinton nearly caused the death of another baby in mid-June, according to that child's parents.
Ashley Tenney and her daughter Jaylynn
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Ashley Tenney and Chad Hopkins say their daughter, Jaylynn, who was then 8 months old, suffered a seizure and was hospitalized for two days after doctors found medication in her system that is taken by the 10-year-old girl, who had been left alone with the baby.
Given the amount of medication in her system, Tenney said Friday, Jaylynn "should have been dead."
The couple said the incident occurred June 19, when they were living in the basement of a home on Center Road in Fairfield with Amanda Huard and her two children, including the 10-year-old girl.
Maine State Police charged the girl with manslaughter last week after an investigation into the July 8 death of 3-month-old Brooklyn Foss-Greenaway of Clinton. The infant girl's mother had left her and her 2-year-old sister in Huard's care the previous day for an overnight stay.
Huard, 30, has not been charged with a criminal offense, and authorities have refused to say whether they intend to bring charges against anyone other than her 10-year-old daughter.
Huard could not be reached for comment.
The Department of Health and Human Services issued a notice to Huard on Aug. 10, saying an agency review of the July 8 death showed that she had neglected the 3-month-old who was left in her care.
"Brooklyn Foss-Greenaway has died as a result of your neglect," said the notice, which was signed by a caseworker in the agency's Office of Child and Family Services, Christopher D. Filteau.
According to the notice, Huard's 10-year-old daughter suffers from significant behavioral problems, and it contends that Huard has failed to follow through on the required treatment. That treatment includes ensuring that the girl was taking medications for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, oppositional defiant disorder and attachment disorder.
The notice also says: "You knew that (the 10-year-old) should not be babysitting children but have continued to allow her to do so." The notice does not explain why the girl should not be babysitting, so it is unclear whether that is a reference to the earlier incident with Tenney's child.
Steve McCausland, spokesman for the Maine Department of Public Safety, said Friday he had no information about the June 19 incident involving Tenney's baby.
Assistant Attorney General William Stokes has declined requests for comment on the case. He said he has directed DHHS not to release any information about alleged abuse or neglect that could affect the criminal case against the 10-year-old, which he said is done routinely in homicide cases.
The DHHS notice to Huard was provided to MaineToday Media, which publishes the Kennebec Journal, the Morning Sentinel, the Maine Sunday Telegram and The Portland Press Herald, by the mother of the Brooklyn Foss-Greenaway, the infant who died on July 8.
Nicole Greenaway, 36, said she received a copy of the notice in the mail from DHHS.
Tenney, the former roommate of Huard's who said her own daughter was given medication by the 10-year-old girl, gave an account of the incident in an interview Friday.
She said she came home from work on the evening of June 19 to find that her daughter, Jaylynn, was pale, sweating, and listless.
"She was soaked in sweat -- just drenched," said Tenney, 20. "She was so pale. Whiter than a sheet of paper."
The baby had spent time alone with the 10-year-old, said Hopkins, the baby's father and the only adult in the house at the time.
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- Original Manga: Kosuke Fujishima.
- Art Director: Hiroshi Kato.
- Character Design: Atsuko Nakajima.
- Mecha Design: Shunji Murata, Toshiharu Murata.
- Color Coordination: Kenichi Ishii.
- Planning: Katsuhisa Yamamoto, Takashi Mogi, Teruo Miyahara, Tsunesuke Kimura.
- Storyboards: Kazuhiro Furuhashi.
- Animation Directors: Atsuko Nakajima, Makoto Yamada, Tokuyuki Matsutake.
- Sound Directors: Naoko Asari, Yota Tsuruoka.
- Director of Photography: Mitsunobu Yoshida.
- Editing: Seiji Morita.
- Key Animation: Akira Inoue, Akitoshi Maeda, Eiji Yamanaka, Fumie Muroi, Hidenori Matsubara, Hirofumi Suzuki, Isamu Utsugi, Keishi Sakai, Keisuke Watabe, Makoto Yamada, Masahiko Kubo, Noboru Furuse, Norio Matsumoto, Shinya Ojiri, Shinya Uchida, Shoji Yabushita, Tadashi Hiramatsu, Takashi Yamamoto, Takeyuki Suzuki, Takuji Yoshimoto, Tetsuhito Saito, Tokuyuki Matsutake, Toshiharu Murata, Yoshimi Hashimoto, Yoshio Mizumura, Youichi Ishikawa, Yuichi Tanaka.
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Today in country music history:
2007 - Trisha Yearwood and Babyface's CMT Crossroads performance premiered.
2004 - Keith Urban released his album Be Here.
2002 - Willie Nelson hosted the 15th Annual Farm Aid in Pennsylvania and Keith Urban, Lee Ann Womack, Toby Keith and Kid Rock joined him on the bill.
2002 - Darryl Worley picked up a number one hit with "I Miss My Friend."
2001 - America: A Tribute to Heroes was shown on 35 separate broadcast and cable networks simultaneously. The telethon raised 150 million dollars in pledges to benefit families of the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks that occurred on September 11th, 2001. The pledges were made from September 21st through September 24th, 2001.
1996 - Hank Williams III made his debut on the Grand Ole Opry.
1995 - Bill Monroe visited Rosine, Kentucky for the unveiling of a bronze plaque bearing his likeness.
1990 - The IRS placed liens totaling 16.7 million dollars on Willie Nelson's property to guarantee he'd pay 6.5 million bucks in back taxes.
1968 Jeannie C. Riley became the first female performer to top the Country and Pop charts simultaneously with Harper Valley P.T.A.
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Thursday, April 24, 2014
The Associated Press
FORT MYERS, Fla. — Red Sox shortstop Xander Bogaerts, Boston's top prospect, is chugging away at his first spring training, doing whatever he can to impress staff and teammates.
This Feb. 17, 2013 file photo shows Boston Red Sox's Xander Bogaerts posing during team photo day in Fort Myers, Fla. Bogaerts, Boston's top prospect, is chugging away at his first spring training, doing whatever he can to impress staff and teammates. Either way, though, he'll soon be headed out of town. (AP Photo/Chris O'Meara, File)
Either way, though, he'll soon be headed out of town.
Bogaerts, 20, a native of Aruba, will be leaving JetBlue Park to join Team Netherlands as it prepares for the World Baseball Classic. The Netherlands begin competition March 2 against South Korea in Taiwan.
"It's going to be exciting," Bogaerts said. "Those guys that that I've played with growing up, it's going to be fun playing with them again."
The Red Sox figure the WBC is a great place for growth. After all, there are few short-term plans with Bogaerts in Boston, as shortstop Stephen Drew signed a one-year contract with the Red Sox and Jose Iglesias, another prized prospect, is still in the mix. So, 2014 might be more of a fit in Boston for Bogaerts. And until then, he just wants to play and prepare.
Along the way, if a position switch pops up, he's all for it. And that's a good thing because Team Netherlands would like to pencil him in at third base or designated hitter. The Netherlands has several highly regarded shortstops on its roster, and would like to spread the wealth. Bogaerts, who joined the Red Sox as an amateur free agent in August 2009, is ready, even though he has only played shortstop in his professional career.
"No problem," he said. "Just to be able to play and be in the lineup, that's what's important for me. And to be able to play and help the team win, that's important to me."
Bogaerts guessed the last time he played third was "maybe when I was small in Little League." To prepare for the move, the Red Sox began working him out at third base on Tuesday. He will start at the position Thursday vs. Boston College.
"A typical corner infielder is going to use a one-handed fielding technique, which he naturally went to just moving to third base," Boston manager John Farrell said. "He's an infielder and he's got a lot of natural ability and instincts there. But we'll get two days of work days with him and then get him in a game."
It can be disconcerting for any team to have their players out of camp, unable to monitor their performance or progress. The concern grows when it's a No. 1 prospect. But the Red Sox have communicated with the Netherlands Federation about Bogaerts.
"The only concerns would be just through repetition," Farrell said. "There's different angles. A shortstop's got the ability. He's further away from the ball, so there's more of an internal clock, and fielding the hop at its highest point in that last hop. (At third), it's a little bit more reactionary. There's going to be a little bit more different angles to it. He's going to end up playing balls more straight up then be able to either come around a ground ball or come through a given play.
"Hands and feet are the same, in turns of the timing of it. But there's no real concern. It's just getting comfortable with the angle that he'll be seeing groundballs."
Manny Machado, once a top prospect for Baltimore at shortstop, made his debut in 2012, appearing in 51 games, all at third base. That situation was a little different than what Bogaerts is facing.
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|A C-130 MAFFS from the California Air National Guard drops retardant near the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway on the Mountain Fire. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Nicholas Carzis.
Some interesting facts about the Modular Airborne FireFighting System (MAFFS) airtankers:
- Operating one of the eight MAFFS aircraft costs $5,000 to $6,000 per hour. This is paid by the U.S. Forest Service or is charged to the fire.
- After the crash of MAFFS 7 on the White Draw Fire near Edgemont, South Dakota in 2012, the "MAFFS 7″ number was retired.
- The retardant is pumped out of the 3,000-gallon tank by compressed air stored in two tanks at 1,200 psi.
- The MAFFS units were contracted by the U.S. Forest Service and manufactured by the Aero Union company in Chico.
- The military personnel working on a MAFFS aircraft typically fly for seven days, and then are relieved by a replacement crew.
- The U.S. Forest Service supplies the ground support and retardant loading personnel when MAFFS are activated.
The C-130s reloaded in Chico following their drops. While awaiting further orders, they were diverted to a new fire on the Stanislaus National Forest. It is not know if they will return to help with the fires on the Plumas.


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The AMD board's ouster of CEO Dirk Meyer on Monday caught many by surprise and highlights the need for better succession planning and communication between CEOs and their boards.
By Eleanor Bloxham, contributor
Surprises. CEOs don't like them from their CFOs, boards don't like them from their CEOs, and shareholders don't like them from boards. But, all too often, boards deliver them.
The board at chip maker Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) ousted Dirk Meyer, its CEO, on Monday*, a surprise to investors and not a welcome one to many commentators as it had looked as if AMD might be getting on the right track and pulling out of a slump.
AMD spokesperson Drew Prairie says the need for new leadership stemmed from a desire to "accelerate company capabilities." "It's the long term trajectory we are trying to shift. There is strong faith by the board that our CFO can guide us forward while the CEO search is conducted," Prairie says.
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If all goes as planned, more than a million ultra-clean cars will be zipping around California in the next decade, a 30-fold increase from today, thanks to tough new rules recently approved by state regulators.
It's not the first time the nation has set its sights on the million-mark for green vehicles. In 2009 President Obama pledged to put a million plug-in cars on U.S. roads by 2015.
But the president had no regulatory muscle to try to enforce his goal. And three years later there are fewer than 20,000 all-electric and plug-ins in the U.S., says Plug-In America, a San Francisco advocacy group.
Undaunted, California believes its clean car ambitions will be easily met because 12 of the world's leading carmakers helped craft its new rules and because the industry has six years to begin complying with them. The program is the first in the nation to regulate the kinds of vehicles to be sold in a state auto market.
"These regulations were done in very close conversation with the automakers and are based on what they're capable of," David Clegern, a spokesperson for the California Air Resources Board (CARB), the influential state air agency behind the rules, told InsideClimate News. "We, and they, don't really see any reason that they wouldn't work."
On Jan. 27, after nearly four years of arduous bargaining with the auto industry and environmental groups, CARB unanimously approved rules that require 15 percent of cars sold in California to be all-electric, plug-in hybrid electric or hydrogen vehicles. Compliance begins with model year 2018. Full compliance is expected by 2025.
The regulations would bring the number of zero-emissions vehicles up to about 1.5 million in California, the largest U.S. car market. CARB also strengthened an existing regulation to cut tailpipe greenhouse gas emissions in half for gasoline-powered cars by 2025.
Together they mark "the biggest improvement in global-warming emissions from vehicles that we've ever seen," said Don Anair, a senior engineer at the nonprofit Union of Concerned Scientists, which helped shape the rules,in an interview.
Here's a primer that explains how California's newest clean car program is expected to work and the challenges it faces.
How, exactly, will the rules work?
Beginning with the 2018 model year for cars and light trucks, a dozen of the world's largest carmakers will be required to meet the regulations or purchase credits if they can't.
Clegern, the CARB spokesperson, said the work has already begun. A few years ago the agency started reviewing automakers' preliminary production plans, delivery projections and initial sales goals for the 2018-2025 model years.Using those projections, CARB set a mandatory, annual target for each manufacturer to increase its share of zero-emissions vehicles, a mix of plug-in hybrids, battery-electric and hydrogen cars.
Combined the 12 automakers will have to supply some 78,000 clean cars in the first year, with incremental increases every year for eight years. Clegern said CARB might have to adjust yearly targets to reflect changing consumer demand and carmaker projections.
The goal is to have 500,000 all-electric and hydrogen cars and 900,000plug-in hybrids cruising California roads by 2025.
Half of the automakers have a head start on compliance. The six leading U.S. and Japanese automakers—General Motors, Ford, Chrysler, Toyota, Nissan Motor and Honda—are already required to meet California's 2008 clean car standard, which requires them to sell 60,000 green vehicles from 2012 through 2014.
By 2018, CARB's regulations will extend to Japan's Mazda Motor, South Korea's Hyundai Motor and Kia Motors, as well as leading German carmakers Daimler, Volkswagen and BMW.
Will the rules affect conventional cars?
Yes, a second rule passed last month requires all new conventional cars to slash tailpipe greenhouse gases by 50 percent from current levels by 2025. The policy strengthens an existing CARB regulation and is in line with what the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Transportation proposed in November for new cars nationwide.
What happens if carmakers miss their targets?
CARB allows automakers to earn credits if they overshoot their clean car goals in a given year or beat their fleet-wide greenhouse gas targets. If they miss a target they can apply credits without penalty, similar to rollover minutes in a cell phone plan. Another option is buy credits from smaller E.V. makers, which aren't required to meet the CARB targets but can get credits for selling cars in California.
The big manufacturers can also trade credits among themselves. Clegern said that carmakers, not CARB, will set the prices.
If an automaker fails to meet CARB's requirements the agency would levy a $5,000 fine per vehicle. But CARB doesn't anticipate issuing fines. "Because the auto industry has to plan so far in advance ... it's pretty unlikely that you're not going to be able to deliver the cars that you promise," Clegern said.
Do the rules mandate fueling stations, too?
Yes, the new standards include requirements to boost the number of "clean fuel outlets" across California. The focus will be on building hydrogen filling stations, since most E.V. drivers charge their batteries at home or in office parking lots, Clegern said. But that could change if demand picks up for public E.V. chargers.


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March – July 2013
Troop 92 from Thompson Valley, Va will be holding a Trout Rodeo with all proceeds to benefit Troop 92.
It will be held at the Moose Family Grounds in Tazewell ,Va. April 6-7. The cost is $35.00 per day or $50.00 for two days. Kids 10 and under $15.00. Kids 10 and under will have their own designated section to fish.
Gates open 6am, shotgun "air horn" start at 8am.
Fishing ends at 5pm both days
Contact Brian Bales for details.
You may purchase your ticket the day of the event or their are tickets available for purchase now.
Their will be concession stand also.
All proceeds to help Troop 92 purchase needed scouting supplies.
$20.00 gives you 20 games
$150 Grand Prize
Cash Prizes, Food and Plenty of Fun
From the Tazewell Wellness Movement website:
At the most basic level, the SPRING EXPO is an event focused on AWARENESS…
Awareness of like-minded community members who can support you and vice versa.
Awareness of local businesses who are driven to make a difference.
Awareness of strategies that will dramatically improve your health and quality of life.
Awareness that Tazewell County can become one of the healthiest places to live in Virginia if we work together!
During this event we will have everything from healthy snacks, vendors showcasing their products and services, TONS of raffle prizes, and a community that is coming together for a common cause.
On April 27th at 8am-2pm at Nuckolls Hall, we will be hosting the first ever SPRING EXPO where admission is FREE TO THE PUBLIC and you will get ONE raffle ticket once you enter AND all proceeds from the event will be donated to Chamber of Commerce (additional raffle tickets for purchase).
This is truly a MUST ATTEND program because we are expecting 100′s of people in attendance throughout the day and we can assure you that the experience will be filled with FUN, POSITIVE ENERGY, and AMAZING RELATIONSHIPS!
The Tazewell County Donnie Lowe's Kids Fish Day is a day for children ages 0-15 to come to Lake Witten and have an enjoyable day fishing and participating in community activities. A free hotdog lunch will be provided along with prizes. If you are interested in volunteering to help with the program or know of a business or organization that would like to set up a display, you may contact Elizabeth Bennett at the Tazewell Soil & Water conservation District Office at 276-988-9588 Monday through Thursday 8 Am to 3:30 PM.
Tickets are $7 at the door, or $6 if you purchase early at Donnie's or from any of the Veteran's Day committee members.
|This band is centered around the guitar of Teddy Steele whose style reflects some of his many influences such as Billy Gibbons and Eric Clapton. Steele knows when to slow it down and when to burn the house down. He has been a well-known figure in the blues scene of Southwest Virginia and has also played The White Mountain Boogie and Blues Fest as well as the Cincinnati Blues fest with Deborah Coleman and Albert Cummings. Teddy is accompanied by vocalist Rebecca Tinsley whose style and influences are among Bonnie Raitt and Susan Tedeschi. Along with the talented rhythm section of George Bowen (sax, slide guitar, harmonica), Tom Pridgen (drums) and Ashley Steele (bass) you have a band that you will want to see time and time again.
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Before going in-house in 2006, Alex was a litigator with Kerr & Wagstaffe, a San Francisco litigation boutique founded by Hastings Professor James Wagstaffe. There, he represented businesses and individuals in commercial, IP, employment, and First Amendment matters. He also developed a niche representing victims of hazing and their families. As part of that practice, Alex drafted and testified before California State Senate and Assembly committees in favor of "Matt's Law," which amended the state Education and Penal Codes to allow for civil liability and criminal prosecution of hazing that result in serious injuries or death.
Alex received his undergraduate degree in business from the University of San Francisco and his law degree from Hastings. While at Hastings, he was a member and senior editor of the Constitutional Law Quarterly, competed in two moot court competitions, and was Chair of Hastings' Moot Court Board. He also served as a judicial extern to U.S. District Judge Fern M. Smith and to California Supreme Court Justice Joyce L. Kennard. Immediately after graduating, he served as a staff attorney at the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Alex returned to Hastings to teach LW&R, Moot Court, and Appellate Advocacy from 2000 to 2006, and he has also taught at Stanford Law School and San Francisco State University. Proud alum, Alex joined the UC Hastings Alumni Board of Governors in 2011.
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A new series of the crime drama Shetland has been commissioned by BBC One, it was announced today. Read more...
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