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Barry Schwartz / Search Engine Roundtable: Google Launches Video AdSense Units But Doesn't Enable the Feature
Mark Hachman / AppScout: Google Video Ads Open for Business
Danny Sullivan / Search Engine Land: Google AdSense For Video Goes Mainstream
Arnold Zafra / Search Engine Journal: Google Adsense Rolls Out Video Units
Miguel Helft / New York Times:
Google to Put YouTube Videos on Its Ad Network — Google is taking the first steps toward turning its powerful advertising network, which places ads on hundreds of thousands of Internet sites, into a system for distributing content — and more ads — across the Web.
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MG Siegler / ParisLemon: Google Serves Up YouTube AdSense Video Units, Will the Billions Spent Pay Off?
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Here Comes the Money: YouTube Videos Coming to AdSense — According to early reports from the Associated Press and Variety, Google is set to make a major announcement tomorrow concerning YouTube integration with AdSense. Selected YouTube videos will be available to AdSense publishers and will appear wrapped in banner ads.
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Hard disk innovators get physics Nobel — Giant Magnetoresistance - real world nanotech — The 2007 Nobel prize for physics has been awarded to the nanotech boffins behind our ever shrinking hard disks, Albert Fert and Peter Grünberg. — The pair were honoured for the …
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Disk technology takes Nobel Prize — French scientist Albert Fert and Peter Grunberg of Germany have won the 2007 Nobel Prize in physics. — They have been honoured for "the discovery of giant magnetoresistance", the technology that is used to read data on hard disks.
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Google logo tweak sends critics into orbit — WASHINGTON — Should the world's most-used search engine be more of a Yankee Google Dandy? — Google Inc. occasionally features light-hearted doodles on its colorful home-page logo to commemorate special occasions.
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ABC News and CNN (whose home base is in Atlanta) have footage regarding the ongoing water wars among the three states. Below is a Reuters piece on the situation:
A large, man-made lake in north Georgia is at the center of a political storm over how to distribute water resources between three states in the face of the region's worst drought in decades.
Lake Lanier stands near the head of a watershed that feeds the booming city of Atlanta about 45 miles to the south, leading to accusations that the city is consuming more than its fair share of water.
Also relying on the lake are other towns, industries and power plants in parts of Georgia, Alabama and Florida before the water drains south into the Gulf of Mexico.
More than a year of low rainfall has reduced the lake's water level by about 14 feet from its seasonal norm and the situation is worse in lakes farther south, according to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Atlanta has had 23.5 inches of rain this year compared to 39.1 inches in a normal year.
Experts dismiss as alarmist headlines predicting that Lanier could run dry in 90 days but the drought has reignited two-decade-old tensions over access to water.
Georgia's governor, Sonny Perdue, declared an emergency in parts of the state, imposed water restrictions and appealed to Washington for help for people hit by the shortage.
He also filed a federal lawsuit bid to force the Corps, which manages Lake Lanier, to reduce the amount of water it sends downstream each day.Florida Gov. Charlie Crist strongly opposed the suit, arguing that the $200 million commercial fishing industry in Florida's northwestern Panhandle region already was threatened by reduced flows from Georgia.
Alabama Gov. Bob Riley said any reduction in flows from Lake Lanier would hinder cooling at the Farley nuclear plant in southeastern Alabama, jeopardizing electricity to 800,000 households across all three states.
For most of its 7.5 million annual visitors, Lake Lanier is a pleasure park close enough to Atlanta to provide a getaway from city life with nearly 700 miles of shoreline and 10,000 private boat docks. Now, the sight of stranded docks sticking out of the mud is the most visible symbol of the drought.
Buford Dam, a vast concrete structure hidden behind a wall of grass at the lake's southern end, is a symbol of the political battle the drought has set off.
By law the dam must release at least 650 cubic feet per second of water downstream to ensure water quality and, crucially, to supply other rivers and lakes, said Jonathan Davis, the Corps' operations project manager at the lake.
Given that water flowing into the lake from the Chattahoochee and Chestatee rivers is down by more than half, one might expect the outflow to be similarly reduced.
But water in the total river basin stands at 35 percent of normal and Davis said the Corps has been sending up to 3,000 cubic feet of water per second cascading south, raising water levels and churning the river.
In part, the Corps is responding to the demands of the Endangered Species Act, which stipulates a minimum outflow from the lake to protect mussels, sturgeon and other species in the Florida Panhandle.
But beyond that some scientists argue that the region's over-reliance on Lake Lanier is flawed.
"It's scientifically unsound to expect Lake Lanier to support the entire ... watershed as the Army Corp of Engineers is doing," said David Stooksbury, Georgia's state climatologist.
"They are artificially keeping the (Chattahoochee) river much higher than it would be if those (downstream) lakes were not there."
Atlanta, like cities such as Phoenix, Dallas and Denver, has experienced rapid growth without being based around a major water source, Stooksbury said.
For the region that depends in part on Lanier for water the situation is exacerbated because Atlanta, which has more than quadrupled in size since Lanier was built 50 years ago and is the largest city in the region, also happens to stand near the headwaters.
Ronald Payne, deputy commander of the Mobile district in Alabama for the Corps, said over-consumption did not play a significant part in creating the resource problem.
But Adam Snyder, executive director of Conservation Alabama, said poor water management planning -- as much as low rainfall -- was at the root of the dispute.
"The problem is that you have a high demand for water in the Atlanta area," he said. "They being at the headwaters of so many different streams and everyone else is at their mercy .... It is three states versus the Atlanta metropolitan area.
"Forty years ago Atlanta claimed they were 'too busy to hate,"' he said, referring to the city's slogan as a racially harmonious city. "Since then they have been too busy to plan and the rest of us are suffering as a result."


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There are different things that may be done during a mortgage loan modification program, of which the most common are:
* Reducing the rate of interest so that you are able to meet with the payments
* Converting adjustable rate mortgage into fixed rate mortgage so that there are no more nasty surprises for you
* Reducing some portion of the principal owed so that the loan may be paid off faster
* Increasing the tenure of the loan so that the current payments become smaller
* Waiving off some fees and penalty charges that make the loans more affordable.
In most cases, a combination of the above methods is employed. The intention is to enable you to make the payment and finish the loan. Foreclosure is something that benefits nobody - neither the lender nor you - because of the heavy costs involved. Hence, the lenders are more than willing to enter into a negotiation with you.
However, you need to become eligible for a loan modification program. There are various conditions for eligibility with different lenders and it becomes essential to read through their individual documents carefully and have personal appointments with them. Generally, they will expect the following:
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* You must be at least three months due in your payment for most lenders to accept a mortgage loan modification program.
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* You must be able to afford the revised terms of the mortgage.
If you find that you become eligible for a mortgage loan modification program on these grounds, you could approach your lender for the same. It is good if you could seek counsel from a real estate agent or, better still, a real estate attorney, who could make sure you get the best deal.
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Summer time in the Central Valley means scorching temperatures in excess of 100 degrees, and sunshine that just won't quit. When the thermometer heads north, we head to the freezer in search of a refreshing treat.
Can you remember devouring an ice cream cone in all its melting glory? Gobbling it up in search of refreshment as the sun's rays seem to pierce right through you? Savoring each bite as the excess fat and sugar runs down the arm to the elbow, before dripping onto the asphalt with a sizzle.
Wait a minute. What was that about excess fat and sugar?
Unfortunately, not all refreshing treats are created equal. Frozen summer time staples like ice cream, though OK in moderation, can increase the amount of fat and sugar you're consuming with little nutritional benefit.
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Packed with vitamin C, cherries are an excellent summertime snack. Simply de-stem and rinse the cherries. Pit the cherries and spread on a tray. Place in the freezer until frozen. Store them in an air-tight container in the freezer until you are ready to pop a few to cool off.
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12 ounces frozen strawberries or frozen peaches
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Address: 616 Altavista Avenue
Neighborhood: Belmont
Asking: $359,000
Assessment: $268,300
Year Built: 1925
Size: 1,780 fin. sq. ft.
Land: 0.13 acres
Agent: Marina Ringstrom, BHG Real Estate III, 434-465-0035
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This house loves the camera, and the good news is the photographs look just as good as the real thing. Still, appearances can be deceiving, so get to know the place. Walk on in— and be carried away by a house of color, light, and upscale charm.
The cachet of Belmont extends to its distant limits here on Altavista. Still, folks say they can walk to a café on the Downtown Mall in 12 minutes. This is a neighborhood of people who "get it," who know that to benefit from urban blessings they have to let go of the suburban ideal.
The neighborhood is a patchwork of funky fixer-uppers and houses, like this one, that have been doted on for almost a century.
Built in 1925 (of cement blocks, trendy back then, pale blue now), the house has been totally updated with expensive, top-of-the-line fixtures: Restoration Hardware meets Helsinki chic. There are stainless steel details on kitchen cabinets, gas-powered, on-demand water heaters, elite energy-efficient washer/dryer upstairs, heat pump handler for each floor, and slick utilitarian touches everywhere.
Inside, everything falls into place: the living room on the right is sunny, bright, and roomy enough for family living. The dining room beyond continues with subtle wall colors, bringing out the original glory of the 1920s hardwood floors. Nine-foot ceilings, plenty of large windows, and three-inch molding around all doors and windows create a sense of serenity old houses know so well how to provide.
Beyond the kitchen is a sunny playroom or sunroom with a bank of windows looking out to the sizable fenced-in yard accessed by a large new deck with steps to the lawn. An actual clothes line is a real bonus.
The house is so loaded with storage that the pressure is off to down-size. Floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, built-in linen closets, coat closets, laundry closets, pull-out pantries, wardrobes to the ceiling, and cubbies provide a place for every last gee-gaw. Each has been designed with contemporary flair and high-end functionality. So go for it: buy those cases of chunky salsa and super-size jars of pickled eggs for long rainy weekends. There's room for it all even without a garage– and oh, in addition, there's a sizable storage shed in the backyard.
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Reporter's Handbook: Florida Bar Legal Citations
By Edward M. Mullins and Annette C. Escobar
Astigarraga, Davis, Mullins & Grossman, P.A.
I. Legal Citations–Introduction, Source, Authority
II. The Judicial System
a. State
ii. Florida District Court of Appeal
iii. Florida Circuit and County Court
iv. Administrative Agency Decisions
b. Federal
ii. Federal Court of Appeals
III. Statutory and Administrative Materials
b. Florida Statutes
c. Laws of Florida
d. Florida Rules of Procedure
e. Attorney General Opinions
a. Miscellaneous
ii. Administrative and Executive Materials
iii. Foreign conventions and treaties
iv. Periodicals and Newspapers
v. Law Reviews
vi. Books
vii. Unpublished Materials
viii. Electronic Databases
ix. Introductory Signals
b. Legalistic Style
ii. Abbreviations
iii. Font and Formatting
iv. Capitalization
I. Legal Citations–Introduction, Source, Authority
It is customary for attorneys, scholars, the courts, and professionals from all fields to utilize specific, highly technical rules of citation when citing legal authority. These rules are often overly complex and not tailored for use by individuals who have not been exposed to legal writing courses or law school. However, it is important for professionals from other fields to be familiar with these rules. Proper citation increases credibility and adds an additional element of authoritativeness to any piece utilizing legal authority.
Once the citation rules are broken down and taken in their purest form, however, and after eliminating technicalities that rarely arise in practical experience, the rules are quite simple. Basic citation forms exist for most regularly cited legal sources that are easily adapted to different situations once one comprehends the basic rules underlying the citation system.
In Florida, two authorities are helpful for appropriate citation. The Rules of Appellate Procedure, Rule 9.8, sets forth a Uniform Citation System. This Rule applies to all legal documents, including court opinions, and takes precedence over all other citation rules. It is the primary authority in determining how to cite a source.1 The scope of the Rules of Appellate Procedure, however, is limited and the Rules do not encompass many of the sources that one may wish to cite.
Where the Florida Rules do not address a particular citation, The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation, published by the Harvard Law Review Association controls. The Bluebook, as it is commonly referred to, spans more than three hundred pages. The editors published a new Eighteenth Edition in 2005 that encompasses several changes.
We will briefly review the basic citation forms that are applicable for judicial, executive, statutory, and administrative materials. We will then point out citation forms for several other commonly used sources, such as electronic databases. Finally, we will review several underlying rules that apply to all citations. For purposes of contrast, the citations will be bolded; but it should be noted that, in practice, cites are not bolded.
II. The Judicial System
Citations to cases, administrative agency decisions, and other judicially issued opinions are governed by the Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure. Separate and distinct rules exist for each court system, state and federal, and within that, each court level. We will first review Florida judicial citations generally, and then cover federal judicial citations.
a. State
i. Florida Supreme Court
The proper citation for Florida Supreme Court decisions is dependent upon the year in which the opinion was issued. Generally, an opinion of the Florida Supreme Court will appear:
Smith v. Jones, 700 So. 2d 1350 (Fla. 1999).
In this citation, the 79 represents the volume of the Southern Reporter in which the case is found. "So. 2d" represents the reporter, specifically, the Second series of the Southern Reporter. The first series utilizes an "So." in its place. The third entry, 1350, represents the page of the reporter at which the case is found. Finally, in the parentheses, first is the Court, "Fla." for the Florida Supreme Court, and second, the year in which the opinion was issued, 1999. This same general citations format which applies to the citations of all state cases.
For cases issued before 1886, "Fla." was the reporter being utilized and a "Fla" would accordingly replace the "So. 2d" in the citation above
e.g., Smith v. Jones, 79 Fla. 1350 (Fla. 1885).
Between the years of 1887 to 1948, during which time both the "Fla." and the "So." reporters were being used, the proper citation includes only the "So." reporter.
e.g., Smith v. Jones, 76 So. 1350 (Fla. 1936).
For all opinions issued after 1948 which are published in the Southern Reporter, the proper citation form utilizes either So. or So. 2d, depending on the series.
Recent opinions often are not yet published in the reporters. Under such circumstances, one cites to the Florida Law Weekly if possible:
e.g., Jones v. Smith, 25 Fla. L. Weekly S500 (Fla. Oct. 27, 2000).
If the opinion is not in the Florida Law Weekly, then the slip number should be used:
e.g., Jones v. Smith, No. 77,653 (Fla. Oct. 27, 2000).
In the case of yet unpublished Court opinions, electronic databases, such as Westlaw and Lexis, should not be utilized except as a last resort. Unpublished opinions, however, may be cited in that form.
ii. Florida District Court of Appeal
Opinions issued by the Florida District Court of Appeals are governed by largely the same rules as opinions of the Florida Supreme Court. A typical citation for a District Court of Appeals would appear:
The cite is identical to the Supreme Court cite, except that the designation of the court is different. The "3d DCA" indicates that the Third District Court of Appeals issued the decision. The same principle would apply in the First (1st):
Second (2d):
Fourth (4th):
and Fifth (5th) districts:
The rules for not yet published and unpublished opinions are likewise the same as those for Supreme Court decisions.
iii. Florida Circuit and County Court
Many opinions from the Circuit and County Courts of Florida are not published. However, some of them appear in the Florida Supplement. When such opinions do appear in the Florida Supplement, Circuit and County Court cases are respectively cited as follows:
Jones v. Smith, 79 Fla. Supp. 1350 (Fla. 11th Cir. Ct. 1999);
Jones v. Smith, 79 Fla. Supp. 1350 (Fla. Dade Cty. Ct. 1999).
Once again, unpublished opinions are governed by the same rules which govern such opinions issued by the Supreme Court.
iv. Administrative Agency Decisions
In all but two instances, which will be discussed shortly, the citation for administrative agencies appears as follows:
The department that issued the opinion is substituted for "Department of Ins." F.A.L.R. is the reporter in which administrative agency decisions appear; the letters stand for the Florida Administrative Law Reporter.
Special citation forms are applicable to The Public Employees Relations Commission and the Florida Public Service Commission. In the instance of the former, the cite would appear as:
Jones v. School Bd., 7 F.P.E.R. ¶ 2413 (1999).
Decisions from the Florida Public Service Commission are cited as:
In re Application of Jones, 7 F.P.S.C. 2:413 (1999).
Once again, the first number represents the volume and the sequence of letters represent the reporters. In the former citation, the second number employed represents the paragraph of the volume in which the particular opinion appears. In the latter citation, the number before the colon represents the column and the number after the colon represents the page number.
b. Federal
i. US Supreme Court
Cases decided by the United States Supreme Court appear in several different reporters, including the United States Reports, the Supreme Court Reporter, The Lawyer's Edition, United States Law Week, and Florida Law Weekly Federal. If a particular opinion is cited in all the aforementioned reporters, a party should first choose the United States Reports,
e.g., Jones v. Smith, 530 U.S. 1350 (2000).
In the absence of the opinion being published in the United States Reports, one should cite the next available reporter in the order in which they are listed above.
e.g., Jones v. Smith, 162 S. Ct. 756 (2000);
Jones v. Smith, 147 L.Ed.2d 597 (2000);
Jones v. Smith, 68 U.S.L.W. 4643 (2000);
Jones v. Smith, 13 Fla. L. Weekly Fed. S457 (2000);
ii. Federal Court of Appeals
Opinions issued by the Federal Courts of Appeal are generally cited as
Jones v. Smith, 35 F.3d 440 (11th Cir. 1999).
There are presently three series of the Federal Reporter, F., F.2d and F.3d, in which opinions from the Federal Court of Appeals are published. If an opinion is not cited in the Federal Reporter, the Florida Law Weekly Federal is then cited, which would appear:
. Federal District Courts
Federal District Court opinions are generally cited as:
Jones v. Smith, 35 F. Supp. 2d 1029 (S.D. Fla. 1999).
There are presently two series of reporters F. Supp. and F. Supp. 2d. Additionally, the particular court which issued the decision is indicated as S.D., Southern District, illustrated above, M.D., Middle District and N.D., Northern District, illustrated below:
Jones v. Smith, 35 F. Supp. 2d 1029 (M.D. Fla. 1999);
Jones v. Smith, 35 F. Supp. 2d 1029 (N.D. Fla. 1999).
III. Statutory and Administrative Materials
a. Florida Constitution; Constitutions of Other States and the Federal Constitution
The Florida Constitution is cited:
Art V, 3(b)(3), Fla. Const.3
The first portion before the comma represents the article of the constitution which one is citing. The second portion represents the section within the Article. Finally, the last portion stands for the state constitution which is being cited, here, the Florida Constitution.
The Florida appellate rules do not set forth model citations for the constitutions of other states or for the Federal Constitution. Accordingly, the Bluebook provides the proper citation methods. The constitutions from other states are cited as follows, using New York and Texas as examples:
N.Y. Const. art. IV, 7;
Tex. Const. art. II, 1.
First, cite the particular constitution, then the article, and then the section.
The Federal Constitution is cited:
U.S. Const. art. I, 6, cl. 1;4 or
U.S. Const. amend. XIV, 2; or
U.S. Const. pmble.
The citation always begins with U.S. Const. then lists the article or amendment. Subsections within each amendment or article are then cited, with being used for sections and cl. for clauses. Note that the preamble, "pmbl.," has no article, section, or clause subsections.
b. Florida Statutes
The Florida Statutes are cited in the following manner:
857.102, Fla. Stat. (1998).5
The Florida Statutes are not republished every year. Supplements are published on a yearly basis to update any statutes that have been amended, enacted, or repealed. When the Florida Statute Supplement contains a version of the statute, that version always should be utilized. In such instances, the supplement should be cited:
857.102, Fla. Stat. (Supp. 1998).
In citing the several Florida Rules, which will be discussed shortly, or other statutory materials which do not appear in the official reporter, one may cite the annotated versions of the statutes. The annotated version of the statutes, which contains cases that have cited the referenced rule or statute, are cited:
857.102, Fla. Stat. Ann. (1998).6
The supplements to these rules are cited in the same manner as the supplements for the Florida Statutes.7
c. Laws of Florida
Generally, the laws of Florida are not cited unless the particular statute does not appear in the general statutes or one wishes to make particular reference to the enactment of the statute. If one is citing the Florida Laws, which are the form in which the statutory materials appear as originally enacted by the Legislature, all such general laws after 1956 are cited:
Ch. 74-177, 4, at 489, Laws of Fla. (1997).
Before 1957, the Florida laws would be cited:
Ch. 22000, Laws of Fla. (1942).
First, set forth the chapter in which the law appears in the Laws of Florida Reporter. Then, state the particular section referred to and the page at which that section appears. Finally, list the reporter, which is the Laws of Florida. Before 1957, the particular laws were not broken up into sections. Merely use the number which corresponds to the entire law.
d. Florida Rules of Procedure
Florida has twenty-four different rules of procedure. Each one has its own citation form. Generally, state that it is a Florida rule, "Fla." Next, state the abbreviation for the particular rule. Finally, state the exact rule number. The various rules of procedure are cited:
Florida Rules of Civil Procedure: Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.280.
Florida Rules of Judicial Administration: Fla. R. Jud. Admin. 2.038.
Florida Rules of Criminal Procedure: Fla. R. Crim. P. 3.864.
Florida Rules of Workers' Compensation: Fla. R. Work. Comp. P. 4.112.
Florida Probate Rules: Fla. Prob. R. 5.130.
Florida Rules of Traffic Court: Fla. R. Traf. Ct. 6.163.
Florida Small Claims Rules: Fla. Sm. Cl. R. 7.060.
Florida Rules of Juvenile Procedure: Fla. R. Juv. P. 8.060.
Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure: Fla. R. App. P. 9.200.
Florida Rules of Mediation: Fla. R. Med. 10.020.
Florida Rules of Arbitration: Fla. R. Arb. 11.020.
Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure: Fla. Fam. L. R. P. 12.030.
Florida Judicial Code of Conduct: Fla. Code Jud. Conduct, Canon 4B.
Rules Regulating the Florida Bar: R. Regulating Fla. Bar 4-1.20.
Florida Bar Foundation Charter: Fla. Bar Found. Charter, art. 3.5.
Florida Board of Bar Examiners Rules: Fla. Bd. Bar Exam. R. II.
Florida Standard Jury Instructions – Civil: Fla. Std. Jury Instr. (Civ.) 6.3(b).
Florida Bar Admission Rules: Fla. Bar Admiss. R., art. II.
Florida Judicial Qualification Commission Rules: Fla. Jud. Qual. Comm'n R. 8.
Florida Bar Foundation By-Laws: Fla. Bar Found. By-Laws, art. 2.17(b).
Florida Standards Imposing Lawyer Sanctions: Fla. Stds. Imposing Law. Sancs. 9.2.
Florida Bar Integrity Rules: Fla. Bar Integr. R., art X, rule 11.08.
Florida Standard Jury Instructions – Criminal: Fla. Std. Jury Insr. (Crim.). [crime]
Florida Bar Code of Professional Responsibility: Fla. Bar Code Prof. Resp. D. R. 1-201(B).
Florida Standards Imposing Lawyers Sanctions – Drug Cases: Fla. Stds. Imposing Law. Sancs. (Drug Cases) 2.
e. Attorney General Opinions
Opinions of the Attorney General of Florida are cited simply. State that it is the opinion of the attorney general, the number given to the particular opinion, and the year of the opinion:
Op. Att'y Gen. Fla. 73-178 (1973).
IV. Bluebook Default Rules
a. Miscellaneous
i. Legislative Materials
Besides statutes, there is a plethora of other materials which are produced by the legislative branches of government. One such category is Bills and Resolutions. Generally, enacted Bills should be cited as the analogous statute. Unenacted Bills are cited as:
S. 513, 110th Cong. 1 (2000); or
H.R. 342, 105th Cong. (1998); or
Protection From Personal Intrusion Act, H.R. 2445, 104th Cong. 1 (1993).
First, state the name of the bill, if relevant, then the abbreviated name of the house, the number of the bill, the number of the Congress that enacted it, the section cited, and the year of the publication. Resolutions are cited in the same manner:
H.R. Res. 567, 103rd Cong. (1996); or
S. Res. 632, 102nd Cong. (1995).
Enacted federal bills would be cited in this fashion only for the purpose of pointing out or emphasizing the legislative history of the bill. If any one piece of data is missing, cite the next piece of information that is available.
If state bills or resolutions are being cited, state the abbreviated name of the legislative body, the number of the bill, the number of the legislative body or session, and the number or designation of the legislative session. In parenthesis, place the abbreviated name of the state and the year in which the bill or resolution was enacted. The cite would appear:
H.R. 138, 143d Gen. Assem., 424th Reg. Sess. (Ga. 1999).
When citing Congressional Hearings or Hearings before federal committees, include the title of the hearing as it appears on the cover, the bill number, the subcommittee name, the committee name, the number of the Congress, the page number of the material, and the year of the publication. If a particular piece of information is missing, simply go to the next information available. The cite would appear:
Tax Credit for Cost of Providing Commuter Benefits to Employees: Hearing on H.D. 534 on H.R. 3443 and H.R. 4356 Before the H. Comm. on Ways and Means, 105th Cong. 48-49 (1999) (statement of Mark Nelson, Member, House Comm. on Ways and Means).
If a hearing before the state legislature is cited, add the number of the legislative session between the name of the hearing and the Legislative Session, set off by commas.
Citation to numbered federal reports should include the abbreviation for the entity issuing the report, the number of the Congress connected by a hyphen to the number of the report, the page on which the material begins and the year of the publication. The citation to a house and senate report is cited:
H.R. Rep. No. 98-233, pt. 2, at 67 (1954);
S. Rep. No. 89-9, at 27 (1958).
All numbered federal documents are cited in an analogous manner except that the abbreviation Doc. is added between the legislative body abbreviation, "H.R. Rep." or "S. Rep." and the "No." If a document has a title and/or author, they should be indicated in front of the citations which appear above, with the author appearing first, separated by a comma from the title.
If the document is not numbered, the citation would appear:
Staff of S. Comm. on the Judiciary, 97th Cong.,
Report on the Federal Arbitration Law 39 (1987).
ii. Administrative and Executive Materials
This portion includes several different materials including rules and regulations, administrative adjudications, arbitrations, and advisory opinions, among others. Final rules and regulations promulgated by the executive branch normally appear in the Code of Federal Regulations:
FCC Television Airwaves Services and Regulations, 48 C.F.R. 38.48 (1993).
First, cite the title of the rule or regulation. The first number in the citation represents the CFR title number. The second number represents the particular section cited. Finally, always include the year of the publication. If the rule or regulation does not appear in the CFR it will most likely be contained in the Federal Register:
FCC Television Airwaves Services and Regulations, 60 Fed. Reg. 68,380, 68,382 (Oct. 25, 2000) (to be codified at 48 C.F.R. 38.48).
The first number represents the volume of the federal register, and the second two numbers represent the pages on which the rule or regulation appears. Proposed rules and regulations merely contain the word "proposed" in front of the date, inside the parentheses. Executive orders, presidential proclamations and executive reorganization plans generally appear in CFR, the United States Code or the Annotated Code. If the document appears therein, those are the preferred publications. In the alternate, cite the Federal Register if therein.
Generally, administrative adjudications and arbitrations are cited in the same manner as cases. The only differences are that in administrative adjudications, only the name of the first private party or subject matter is used and the abbreviations used are those for the applicable tribunal as opposed to the court reporters. Citations to arbitrations, however, utilize both adverse parties (if given) or are otherwise cited in the same manner as administrative decisions. Additionally, the arbitrator's name should be given parenthetically after the date: (Kruger, Arb.).
Advisory opinions issued by the United States Attorney General are cited:
42 Op. Att'y Gen. 238 (1989).
The first number is the volume in which the opinion appears. The second portion is the type of opinion, including the governmental agency that issued the opinion. The third number represents the page number on which the opinion appears and finally the year. If the opinion has a title, include the title before the citation, separated by a comma.
iii. Foreign conventions and treaties
Citation to international treaties and conventions is becoming increasingly popular as the world moves towards globalization. In citing treaties and conventions, the general citation form appears:
North American Free Trade Agreement, U.S.-Mex., May 27, 1988, 35 U.S.T. 1988.
The name of the agreement is given first in all instances, followed by the date of signing. Next, where there are two or fewer parties, as is the hypothetical example given, state the abbreviations for the two countries and finally the Treaty or Convention source, with the volume and page number. If there are more than two parties to the treaty or convention, the citation appears:
North American Free Trade Agreement, May 27 1988, 73 Stat. 3387, 35 U.N.T.S. 1988.
Leave out the particular countries and add the additional identification for the particular section of the reporter where such treaties and conventions appear. If there is a particular subdivision to which one wishes to cite, it should appear immediately after the date. The reporters in which these documents will appear, in which the United States is a party, include U.S.T. or Stat.; T.I.A.S. or T.S. or E.A.S; Senate Treaty Documents or Senate Executive Documents; the Department of State Dispatch or Department of State Press Releases. If it does not appear in one of these sources, any source may be cited. Where the United States is not a party, the official reporters of the foreign entities are preferred.
iv. Periodicals and Newspapers
The citation form for newspapers and periodicals is:
Eddy C. Chin, Capital Gains in the Presidential Race, Nov. 17 1999, at 45a.
First, indicate the author and the title. Next, list the date of the article, and finally, the page on which the article appears. The article title is italicized.
v. Law Reviews
Law Reviews are cited similarly to newspapers and periodicals:
Carlos C. Chintz, Capital Gains Treatment of Retirement Benefits, 49 U.S. Tax J. Law 978, 999 (2000).
First, state the author, followed by the title of the article. The title is italicized. Next, cite the volume in which the article appears and the Law Review abbreviation. Third, state the page on which the article appears and if applicable, the particular page which is cited. Finally, place the year of publication in parenthesis.
vi. Books
Books also are cited similar to newspapers, periodicals, and law reviews. Preliminarily, the citation generally appears:
Chris C. Chin, Capital Gains Treatment of Retirement Benefits 49 (2d ed. 2000).
First, cite the author, separated by a comma from the title, which is cited second. If the work does not have an author, the citation would be the same except that the first item cited is the title. The number immediately following the title is the specific page number. If referring to the book generally, do not cite the page number. In the parentheses, cite the edition and then the year. No edition is cited if the book is the first edition or if there is only one edition.
When a book has an editor or a translator, he or she is also added to the citation. The name of the editor or translator is placed in the parentheses before the specific edition, or before the year if no edition is required, followed by "ed[s]." or "trans." respectively. If there are more than two editors or translators, only the name of the first is cited:
Chris C. Chin, Capital Gains Treatment of Retirement Benefits 49 (Kenneth Kole et al. eds., 2d ed. 2000).
Editors and authors also may be institutional, in which case the name of the institution, abbreviated if applicable, is substituted for the name that would otherwise appear in the applicable place. If the institution is a subpart of a larger institution, the subpart is placed first, followed by a comma and then the name of the overall body. When several publishers have published a book, the publisher is also added between the editor or translator, if any, and the edition, if any:
Chris C. Chin, Capital Gains Treatment of Retirement Benefits 49 (Kenneth Kole trans., Penguin Books, 2d ed. 2000).
Finally, if the book appears in a supplement to a book or in a pocket part, "supp." is added between the edition and the year.
vii. Unpublished Materials
When materials are unpublished, cite the authority by author, title or description, page number[s] referenced, the most precise date which can be ascertained and, if possible, information as to where the material may be found:
Carlos C. Chintz, Capital Gains Treatment of Retirement Benefits (2000) (unpublished manuscript, on file with author).
Citations to in-person or telephonic interviews start with the title and institutional affiliation of the interviewed individual and, if in person, the place of the interview. Finally, in parentheses, after the full cite, cite the exact date of the interview. Speeches and addresses are cited in a similar fashion. If citing to a source which is to be published, place "forthcoming" in the parentheses immediately before the date.
viii. Electronic Databases
Electronic Media and other non-print sources include Westlaw and Lexis, the Internet, CD-ROMs, microform, films, broadcasts, and noncommercial videotapes and audio recordings. If specific materials appear in Westlaw or Lexis, cite to these databases, irrespective of whether one accessed the database through the proprietary software or the Internet.
Internet citations may be used as a parallel cite when an unpublished opinion can be found on the Internet or when one merely wishes to cite information found on the Internet:
The date on the Internet cite, either creation, last modification, or last visited, may be placed in parentheses after the citation if the author believes it would assist the reader. Where using a parallel citation, follow the normal cite by a comma, then "available at" and then the Internet cite.
E-mails are cited without e-mail addresses:
E-mail from Martha Velltran, Assistant Manager,
International Property, to Edward Roca, Buyer,
Ladies Wear (May 27, 1975, 05:55:02 EST) (on file with author).
The first portion of the cite is self-explanatory. In parentheses, place the date of the message followed by the exact time and the location where the e-mail can be found.
When citing a CD-ROM, cite the material as it would otherwise be cited. Following the citation, state the publisher of the CD-ROM, the version searched, and the date of the material or the date of the version searched, in parentheses.
Microform is another commonly cited source. Do not indicate that the source is from Microform unless it would otherwise be difficult to attain the material. If so, cite the source as it would otherwise be cited. Next, separated by a comma, place "microformed on," the name of the service provider, and any unique identifiers or codes utilized by the publisher, if available. The name of the publisher appears at the end of the citation in parentheses.
Cite films by their titles in italics. Television and Radio Broadcasts are cited in italics. They are both cited by exact date if possible. In parenthesis after the title, place the company or network that produced or aired the broadcast, followed by the date. Unpublished editions would be cited in the same fashion except place "(on file with author)," for example, directly after the parenthetical containing the producer and date.
Commercial recordings are cited by artist and title in italics, followed by the recording company and date of release if available:
Chris Lenard, Sun under the Moon (MCA Records 1987).
If a particular song or musical work is being referred to, cite it directly after the author, in italics. If the recording is not commercial, it is placed in ordinary type and one should indicate where the source may be obtained.
ix. Introductory Signals
There are several introductory signals that are regularly used in legal citations, each of which means something different.
If directly quoting the proposition, identifying the full name of the source, or identifying an authority referred to in the text, no introductory signal is used. Otherwise, an introductory signal is required. "See" is used if one is paraphrasing or if an authority directly supports a proposition in the text. "E.g.," is used, preceded by one of the other introductory signals, when citing other authority which also supports the proportion in the text but that is not particularly on point or particularly helpful, such as cases from other jurisdictions other than that which is controlling. "Accord" is used when two or more cases state and support the same proposition, but the cite being cited it not the one actually utilized. "See also" is utilized to indicate additional sources which are in addition to the main source or which add additional support to the textual proposition. In such instances, a brief explanation of the proposition in the case, in parentheses after the cite, is encouraged. "Cf." is used where the additional source is different from the main proposition but sufficiently analogous to the main point as to lend support to the main proposition.
To direct the reader to compare two or more cites, place "Compare," at the beginning of the citation, followed by all relevant cites, put together with an "and" preceded by a comma. Between the two sets of citations, place ", with" followed by the second set of relevant cites to be compared with the material that appears before the "with." The cite is cited as it otherwise would be.
"Contra" is used when the cited authority states a proposition opposite to the cited authority. "But see" is used where the authority supports a proposition contrary to the main proposition, but not directly opposed. "But cf." similar to cf., is used where the cited authority supports a proposition analogous to the opposite of the main proposition.
Finally, "see generally" is used where a citation is used as generally helpful background information. A parenthetical is recommended.
b. Legalistic Style
i. Quotations
Generally, quotations are used in the same manner as they would be in any literary work. They should appear exactly as they do in the original. Quotations of forty nine words or less should be placed in quotes; quotations of fifty words or more should be set off from the rest of the text – indented on both sides, appearing as a separate block in the middle of the paragraph. In set off quotes, the citation should appear on the next line after the block quote, left justified and on an independent line. When the author adds additional words or letters, brackets "[]" are placed at the beginning and end of the added words or letters. If letters are omitted as part of a word, they are similarly replaced by brackets.
ii. Abbreviations
There is a special listing of abbreviations contained in the Bluebook which exhaustively sets forth all words that should be abbreviated in case names and other legal documents. Setting forth all such terms here is beyond the scope of this article, but any term not listed therein should not be abbreviated. Words in the text of an article should not be abbreviated.
iii. Font and Formatting
The only three typefaces used in legal materials are ordinary roman type, italics and underline. Commas, semicolons and other punctuations are italicized or otherwise formatted only if they are inside the italicized material; punctuation that follows the material is not similarly formatted.
Additionally, emphasize words by italics. Foreign phrases are italicized as well. Similarly, equations and hypothetical parties indicated by letters are italicized.
iv. Capitalization
In headings and titles, all words are capitalized except articles, and conjunctions, and prepositions of four or fewer words. Nouns, people, groups, and constitutions are capitalized only if referring to specific entities, people, groups, and constitutions. Also, the word "court" is capitalized only if one is giving the full name of the court or if one is referring to the United States Supreme Court. The word "federal" is capitalized when the word it modifies is capitalized; the word "judge" or "justice" is capitalized if it refers to a particular judge or justice; and the word "state" is capitalized only when used as part of the full title of a state or if the modified word is capitalized.
1 This is the rule in all instances except where one is writing a law review article. In law review articles, the Bluebook, which will be covered shortly, is the primary authority in the proper citation form and local rules of citation have no applicability. Throughout, we will review slight differences that may arise in the context of law review articles.
2 In the context of law review articles, no reference is made to the particular district. The citation would appear: Jones v. Smith, 721 So. 2d 1350 (Fla. Dist. Ct. App. 2000).
3 Law Review articles would cite the Florida constitution as follows:
Fla. Const. art. V, 3(b)(3).
All state constitutions would be cited in this manner in law review articles.
4 In law review articles, the U.S. Const. demarcation appears in small caps font:
U.S. Const. art. I, 6, cl. 1.
5 In law review format, the Florida Statutes are cited:
Fla. Stat. ch. 857.102 (1998).
The supplement would be cited as
Fla. Stat. ch. 857.102 (Supp. 1998).
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Inherit the Earth: Quest for the Orb (Windows Mobile)
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DescriptionIn this game you are Rif, a young fox, who is falsely accused of stealing the magical orb of storms. This orb is capable of predicting when storms will arrive. Obviously this is important to farmers, but it is just as important to the boar tribe, for their supply of mud.
You'll have to find the Orb and the real thief, to clear your name, save your girlfriend and prevent war with the boar tribe. While your doing this you'll encounter a much larger mystery: What is the origin of the tribes? Legend has it that the humans gave the animals the power of thought and speech, and then vanished. Who were they and what happened to them?
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Alternate Titles
- "インヘリット ジ アース 嵐のオーブ" -- Japanese spelling
- "妙狐神探" -- Traditional Chinese spelling
- "Inherit The Earth" -- GOG.com release title
- "Erben der Erde: Die große Suche" -- German title
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- Animals: Foxes
- Animals: Raccoons
- Games with manual lookup copy protection
- Sound engine: AIL/Miles Sound System
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Copy protectionIn the original floppy disk version of the game, a rat in the ornate Sundial Room would ask questions of Rif (the main character), and the answers had to be found in the manual. In later versions without copy protection, the room is just empty.
Cut contentThe original storyboard for this game included a wrecked airplane outside of the Human Ruins. The wrecked airplane was probably removed from the game when the decision was made to make the Ruins an isometric tile map instead of a stage.
- During the game, the main character (Rif) looks at a pair of huge doors leading to the Sanctuary of the Orb, and comments on their "huge knockers" (large door-knockers). According to the official guidebook, this is a reference to the movie Young Frankenstein.
- The logo of the original game developer, The Dreamers Guild, appears as a stained-glass piece hanging in the ferret glassmaster's home. That piece of artwork really exists.
- One of the tales that Rif tries to tell to Prince is a story about "three brothers". This actually refers to another computer game named The Faery Tale Adventure: Book I, developed by David "Talin" Joiner, who also happens to be the director of Inherit the Earth.
- The Dog Castle includes a parody of the well-known "poker-playing dogs" painting. Such paintings have become a cottage industry, with people offering to draw versions of the painting featuring your pets.
- In the game, Tycho Northpaw claims to have a very bad sense of smell. This is appropriate, because the character's namesake (16th-century Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe) lost his nose in a duel with a fellow Danish nobleman. It's said that Tycho Brahe walked around with a prosthetic nose made of silver.
Version differencesThe Amiga CD-version contains a version for the CD32, one for A1200/A4000 computers (which is identical to the CD32 version, concerning game features) and an ECS version with lower color depth and no voiceovers. The later version can be played on CDTV machines!
- Amiga Joker
- Issue 02/1996 – #3 Best Adventure in 1995 (Readers' Vote)
Related Web Sites
- Balmoral's Walkthrough (for the original release of Inherit the Earth)
- Fan-made Soundtracks (Two fans of the game, Paul Wilkinson and James Woodcock, beautifully remade some of the music tracks of the game and posted them in the Wyrmkeep forums in early 2007. The forum topics are old and the download links are long dead, but a pack with the tracks can be downloaded from this fan-site of a different Dreamer's Guild game.)
- Inherit the Earth webcomic (A webcomic that picks up where the game ended, drawn by Allison Hershey, who was the art director for the original game. ITE concept art is also being posted.)
- Official Windows Web Site (Wyrmkeep's site - download updates and purchase the game.)
- ScummVM (Get "Inherit the Earth: Quest for the Orb", as well as many other adventure games, to run on modern systems by using ScummVM, a legal and free program.)
- Universal Hint System Solution (Questions and answers give you just as much information as you need before the final solutions are revealed.)
- Walkthrough (Step by step guide with updates to include the newer Windows version)
Kabushi (243795) added Inherit the Earth: Quest for the Orb (Windows Mobile) on Aug 11, 2009
Other platforms contributed by Shoddyan (14313), NGC 5194 (17586), Iggi (17053), Martin Smith (67781), qwertyuiop (33315), Terok Nor (28954), rey_ (306) and Macs Black (80147)
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Rays Tidbits and Views for 2008
I used to cover a lot of sports in this area for a afternoon paper that ceased publication in the late 80's. I also have played both in high school and college baseball for many years. It is with great local pride that I have followed my hometown team, the Tampa Bay Rays since their inception. I was lucky enough to be one of the first group of local people to put down an initial $ 20.00 as a deposit for Season Tickets.
In this vein, I feel I have ample experience to comment on the sport and my team. The Tampa Bay Rays recently began their second decade with an transformed logo, and an eager emphasis on a new outdoor stadium proposal(which I support, and will get deeper into in another blog).
Their is an air of positive energy starting with coaching staff, and spreading to the first-time Spring Training rookies. I have been out to the complex a few times in the last week, and have seen a more relaxed group with an intense attitude to succeed this year. Everyone seems to have a confident stride, and a renewed vigor and vitality this year. Prior Spring Training squads did not displayed this trait. We have players talking about positive moves within the organization, critical steps and moves that will set the stage for success this season. Off-season moves that were viewed as " filling the holes" on the roster, and bold statements of a new clubhouse leader-in-training.
The new Rays logo has been viewed as a reconstruction of a franchise, a signal and symbol that this franchise wants to go upward this year and remain in that sphere for a long time.
Gone is the playful swimming "Ray" on the uniforms, to will still be included this tear as a sleeve patch, but might not survive after this year. Gone is his likeness on the caps, and in the main uniform design. You have to know where you have been to understand where you are going. A common misconception or oversight is the fact that the "Devil" has been removed from the uniforms for about 4 years.
In 2004, the vest jersey sported the simple word, "Rays" blazoned over the chest with our friendly "Ray" character confined to the green undershirt sleeve. Not since the 2004, has the word "Devilray" adorned a uniform for this team. the original 1970-disco induced acid-trip jerseys did have the word "Devilrays" adorning the rainbow hued uniforms.
I will hit a real fast misconception on the proposed stadium plans. The big negative voiced by this plan has been that the proposed stadium and monies from the selling of the current stadium's property would better suit the city's budget cutbacks and be used to retain and train new law enforcement and firefighters. I understand that this might be seen as the "city's" money to be distributed in any manner it sees fit, but the tax situation concerning the stadium, and its property is under the city Parks and Recreation Department, and its monetary windfalls can not be used for capital or central city government improvements.
If any money is made from this sale,or lease of the property, it can only be used in certain areas, like the Pier, Mahaffey Theatre, or any park renewals and upgrades. The tax situation in the current stadiums' future redevelopment/sale can not help the general budget demise that the city will feel in the near distant future.
I actually see the idea of the Rays giving $ 150 million upfront, instead of 10 years of rent payments, as a general promise by the ownership group to see this proposal and construction succeeds from day one.
There will be a few surprises this Spring that you had better be ready for here.
We currently have a top three pitching rotation that is all under 27 years of age, and under team control for at least 3 or more years. The trio of Scott Kazmir (last years' AL K leader), James Shields( getting better and better every outing in 2007), and newly acquired Ray, Matt Garza ( former Twins first rounder ), will be the envy of ownership groups around the league.
Even the guys fighting for positions, like Edwin Jackson, Jeff Niemann, Mitch Talbot. David Price and host of minor league All-Stars, will make this the most competitive and hotly contested rotation slot battle in our short history.
Never before in our franchise, have we had three slots filled by reporting date. David Price( LHP), out top pick from Vanderbuilt tossed his first 33 pitches in the live batting practice today. Pitching coach Jim Hickey did not show too much excitement about it, but I saw them sitting there talking the entire time. And I do not think they were discussing tee times. Coach Joe Madden said earlier in the week that he felt we could see Price sometime this year up with the big club. I agree with him in what I saw today, but it is only his first time out with the big boys, and a few months at Triple-A might actually prime him better for the future call-up.
My opinion is, that if Edwin Jackson does not win a starting rotation slot, he will be dealt to Seattle. The Mariners' have been high on him for the entire off season, and with no minor league options left, might fetch something instead of a possible loss on the waiver wire. Now, I love watching Edwin "Action" Jackson pitch, I even have one of his Game-worn jerseys in my collection. So, to see him leave would not be good for my soul. In the second half of the season, I think that Edwin transformed his pitching style and saw positive steps to grow on this year.
Newly signed Outfielder Cliff Floyd told a local reporter the other day that he has not been in this great of shape and not hurting since his time with the Florida Marlins. By the way, that is where Cliff earned his World Series ring.
Troy Percival is already getting the clubhouse rolling. Ask any of the Clubbies about his water cooler next to his locker. Success has its rewards. It is actually a prank played by the Clubhouse staff when he yelled about water the first day. Welcome to the Rays, Troy, buckle up. it is going to be a wild ride this year.
The St. Petersburg Times also had a recent article where they asked All-Star LF Carl Crawford about the Delmon Young Elijah Dukes trades and situations. Carl commented, and the world took it wrong, that Delmon and Elijah were distractions and problems for the team last year. Carl is growing daily into the team clubhouse leader by example.
Carl is a pretty quiet guy. Those who have met him, know he is reserved guy, who has the passion of a warrior. In the past, I think he could have stepped up and been more of a force in the clubhouse, but probably did not feel it was his job to be "the Man" for people to look towards for inspiration or mire words. Carl reported in the best shape of his career to the complex, which going to mean trouble for the every AL pitching staff.
He built a gym and installed a pitching machine in his home in Arizona to get pumped and primed before the reporting date. Dedication like that will make him "the Man" this year. I think that second All Star nod also got him thinking that he has a chance to change the past of this team, and lead the guys towards respectability and new found glory. Go for it Carl, you are just the guy to be the face of this team. Smile, and let America see those dimples.
Let me get more into that trade smack talk here. Granted, Dukes had a mess of situations off the playing field that greatly diminished those pretty Home Runs in Yankee Stadium. He was given a bit too much leash to run and subsequently hung himself.
Another article in the Times, the the next day quoted Dukes as looking forward to his time with the Washington Nationals. You know, the team did him right from the start by having a staff member, James Williams tag along with Dukes daily to observe and keep and eye out on the 23 year old Outfielder.
We forget he is 23, and he is still learning who he is in life. His past is checkered and his future is as bright as the sun. Dukes was sitting in the Nationals locker room with his 3 year old son in tow, and looking forward to the adventure at hand. Here are a few quotes from Dukes in that article by the St. Petersburg Times:
"I was a real hard headed guy," Dukes said. "It was at times hard for me to listen. I needed to be able to admit that I do things wrong and it's okay to do things wrong, but to make good after that." "I have tests in my life every day, trying to raise my son and stuff like that," Dukes said. "I had my issues, but I overcame them without being on the front page or behind bars or something. So, obviously I kind of dealt with my things the right way."
Dukes agreed with Rays All Star outfielder Carl Crawford, who told the Times on Tuesday that he didn't think the "maturing part would have happened here," for Dukes and Delmon Young. Crawford said that Dukes and Young had "too much free range to do whatever they wanted to do." "You're gonna need that veteran guy there sometimes to be able to stick it to you hard," Dukes said. " And we didn't really have that many older guys that been through too much to experience things with. (But) not all people need that type of thing, so its not expected." Before Dukes left, he offered one more – if not his last – promise, "From now on, everyone will get a chance to see the real Elijah Dukes."
Let's hope he becomes that big bat that he was destined to be in his career. Say Hello to Jesus Colome for me Dukes.
Now on the Delmon Young tip, I have never been a big fan of him since he pulled that "he said/she said", about not being called up in September. Now this is not the Durham Bulls area story touting Delmon and Elijah Dukes and B J Upton were bad-mouthing the Rays management, this was the 2006 season where it could not be confirmed if he ( Delmon ), or his brother ( Dimitri ) said the nasty comments.
Building the fire internally, was the actions while with the Bulls in 2007, on that, where he threw a bat at the umpire and got a major suspension and fine, did not put him in better company, or in my good graces. If you saw the video, the opponents catcher knew something was going to happen, because he went out of the crouch and to the mound. He knew a war was about to blow….hard that night.
It all came to head this past September when Young decided to "lollygag" his way to first. Joe Madden told Delmon he was going to sit him for the final game. Delmon spouted back he might not even show up to the stadium that day.
I think that was the straw that broke the camel's back for him. I had heard he was a bit abrasive in the Rays clubhouse, and looked extremely bored during the Fan Autograph session a few days earlier. His time had come, and he is going to be better for it. You got to remember, this is not the first time we have drafted a member of his family into the Rays organization.
Dimitri Young was an original expansion pick of our team, but we did not want him, so we shipped him to an NL team. Delmon might have started to get a "older brother" mentality and feel he deserved more than a "rookies" status on this team. My personal opinion and view of him is that he is not happy here and should of gotten out at the trade deadline, but he showed a late splurge in productivity in September, and that might have helped his case.
His attitude cost him the AL Rookie of the Year award. His little base running blunder blew up in his face.
The Twins are a better team with him, and we are a better team without him. I would not be surprised if he is a 10-time All Star somewhere else…as long as it is not here.
See you at the ballpark soon. Remember, we might only have 4 more years to enjoy our 70 degree weather inside before the elements get us on Opening Day 2012. Anyone who is ever at the Trop., come down to Section 138, near the bottom. I love talking baseball with everyone,even Yank and Sox fans.


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Thanks to anonymity and great spacial distances, the internet generally protects people from physical violence at the hands of totalitarian gestapos. Unfortunately it can't stop tyranny from laying into people, companies, or other gestapos. Recently, Apple attacked the developer of two legit iPad apps for incorportating the word, 'Pad' into the app name. Evidently, if your app has 'Pad' in its name, you will suffer the ban hammer or have to change the app's name. Apple are no strangers to sudden app removals and bans. Unfortunately for JournalPad and JournalPad: Bible Study Edition's developer, a lot of money was already funnelled into marketing the apps. Both apps have been trimmed to : journal.APP, and bibleStudy.APP respectively. Take a minute to read this ringer from Jobs Himself.
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NE Fla. counties among best, worst in health rankings
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Florida Department of Health says a new set of county-by-county health rankings gives a snapshot of how healthy people are in different parts of the state.
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation published the rankings for each country based on existing data.
"The Florida Department of Health works every day to bring together community partners around shared goals to improve health," said Dr. John Armstrong, Florida's Surgeon General and Secretary of Health. "As we track our progress, we are reminded there is no finish line in our efforts for better health."
Northeast Florida includes some of the best and worst counties.
St. Johns County ranked No. 1 overall for the second year in a row.
Clay County ranked seventh, Nassau County ranked 29th, and Duval County ranked 47th.
Duval did have a notable drop in the teen birth rate over the last few years, but the report noted that many Jacksonville residents have limited access to primary health care and often use of emergency rooms for conditions best managed in an outpatient setting.
The phrases 'health knows no boundaries,' and 'it takes a village' are more true today than at anytime in history" said Dr. Dawn Allicock, interim director of the Duval County Health Department "While today's report presents county level rankings, we realize that promoting optimal health involves a broad spectrum of partners working together, in all levels of government, education, business and civic organizations."
Several of the bottom 10 counties in the rankings are from the northeast Florida area.
Columbia County ranked 58th, Bradford County ranked 60th, Baker County ranked 62nd, Putnam County ranked 66th, and Union County was last at 67th.
For more information on the rankings, click here.
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The UFC Champ just got over a nasty case of diverticulitis, no thanks to Canada. In a move sure to upset half our nation and all of theirs, Lesnar trashed universal health care and called Canada "a Third World country."
In the fall, Lesnar was hunting in rural Manitoba when he became ill. He drove to the nearest facility, a small town health center (sorry, centre). But whale ivory and moose antler powder weren't doing the trick, so he fled across the border — eventually ending up in the very esteemed, very expensive Mayo Clinic.
I love Canada," said Lesnar. "Some of the best people and best hunting in the world, but I wasn't in the right facility."
"They couldn't do nothing for me," he added. "It was like I was in a Third World country, I just looked at my wife and she saved my life and I had to get out of there."
"The only reason I'm mentioning this, I'm mentioning it to the United States of America because President Obama is looking for health care reform and I don't want it ... I'm speaking on behalf of Americans, I'm speaking on behalf of our doctors in the United States that don't want this to happen and neither do I."
Perhaps subverting his argument, Lesnar (seen above holding a beer owned by a Belgian conglomerate) admits that while back in the States, he was misdiagnosed with mononucleosis. But not even the best in the world get it right on the first try every time.
UFC's Brock Lesnar says Canadian health care like 'a Third World country' [Vancouver Sun]