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SARASOTA, Fla. — Right around the time major league teams first began taking notice of a talented young outfielder playing at Crenshaw High in South Central Los Angeles, a harsh reality check came for Trayvon Robinson.
The Orioles outfielder was in the 10th grade when his mailbox started to fill with questionnaires from big league clubs, inspiring hope in a place where young men are far more likely to become gang members than major league baseball players.
Then, one day, shots rang out from outside his family's housing complex. A drive-by shooting had targeted one of Robinson's classmates outside, and stray bullets streaked through his apartment.
None of his family members were struck, but seeing those holes in the wall served as a blunt reminder that he needed to get out.
"That was frightening," Robinson said. "It was scary, but I knew for sure I had to turn up after that. I had to find a way to get my family out of that. It gave me a little more perspective on life."
Robinson, a 25-year-old outfielder acquired from the Seattle Mariners this offseason in exchange for second baseman Robert Andino, says he's never had anything given to him. Everything's a fight where he's from, whether it's getting jumped walking home — as he said he was months before the hometown Dodgers drafted him in 2005 — or battling to get out of the rough-and-tumble life of his neighborhood.
"It makes me hungry," Robinson said. "I take these drills, everything I do, I take it serious."
This spring, Robinson's in another battle, fighting for a reserve outfield spot in a crowded mix that includes Steve Pearce, Conor Jackson, Chris Dickerson, Jason Pridie and Lew Ford.
"He's going to get an opportunity here to show what he can do," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said. "Switch-hitting guys who can play three [outfield] spots are hard to find, especially at his age. He's still a young man."
In 90 big league games with the Mariners over the past two seasons, Robinson had just a .215/.272/.330 batting line, but he recorded a .278/.354/.484 line the past two seasons in Triple-A, including a 26-homer season in 2011 with the Dodgers' and Mariners' affiliates.
This spring, Robinson has shown his talent in flashes. He hit a game-winning, two-run homer in the Orioles' Grapefruit League opener after entering as a substitute. In nine spring games entering Friday, he had four RBIs, three stolen bases and a .526 slugging percentage.
"I'm not more so worrying about the results right now," Robinson said. "I'm just trying to be calm and stay within myself right now and swing at good pitches. I'm going to give it my all every time I go up there, but I just want to give myself a chance to swing at a good pitch."
With Adam Jones away from camp playing for the United States in the World Baseball Classic, Showalter will use a variety of outfielders — Robinson included — in center field, so Robinson should get more playing time as he tries to make the team.
"That stuff is out of my control," Robinson said of the number of outfielders in camp. "I'm more worrying about helping the team win as much as possible. If they see that I'm a winner, then whatever. But I don't worry about that stuff."
Robinson is the first major leaguer to come out of Crenshaw High since Darryl Strawberry in 1979. He's a product of Major League Baseball's "Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities" program, which helped him get exposure that he might not normally have received.
"They were good, because they were always around and they always supported me ever since I was, like, 11," Robinson said. "When I got to high school, they always had the spring tournaments for inner-city kids for spring break. A lot of richer schools always had big tournaments and whatnot, but in the inner city, they didn't, but RBI always had the tournament."
Robinson gives most of the credit for his success to his mother, Jackie Jenkins, who pushed him and his three brothers into sports so they wouldn't end up hanging out in the streets.
"My mom kept all of us in sports, and kudos to her," Robinson said. "Everything you see right now is because of her. She pretty much taught me to be a man and taught me not to take anything for granted."
Robinson said the temptation to join gangs was ever-present, but he stayed focused on baseball.
"It's just kind of day-in-and-day-out trying to survive," he said. "My grandmom stayed right around the corner from my house, and even when I walked to her house or rode my bike to her house, it was like stepping into fire. It's just one of those things. You know you don't want to get mistaken for anybody."
Now, Robinson faces the challenge of establishing himself in a new organization — the third since he was drafted in the 10th round in 2005.
Just before spring training began, the Orioles designated Robinson for assignment, and he couldn't report to camp until he cleared waivers and was outrighted to Triple-A Norfolk. But the Orioles still believe in Robinson's upside.
"We like him, and I've talked to him about the fact that just because he came off the roster and got through it doesn't change the way we feel about him," Showalter said.
Being passed over stung, Robinson says, but it's nothing considering what he's been through.
"Being a player, you don't want to hear that," Robinson said. "But it is what it is. It ain't gonna stop me from putting my cleats on.
"That's just a bump in the road. If you got wheels, you run right over it. I ain't got no problem with it, just got to turn up."

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Buzz Aldrin is awesome. In this interview, he talks about space poop and calls going to the moon and coming back "a stunt".
(by Metin Demiralay)
In addition to all the oil that's leaking into the Gulf of Mexico from the Deepwater Horizon leak, there is also a methane leak, too. For some scaremongering about the possible ramifications of such a leak, click here.
Of course, all the scientists whose opinions are solicited may be loopy from the hours they are asked to work.


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French soldier killed in Mali clash with radicals
PARIS (AP) — A French soldier was killed on Tuesday in a clash with jihadists in northern Mali where the French are in the midst of a critical operation, President Francois Hollande announced.
A Defense Ministry statement said that nearly 20 extremists have been killed in the ongoing fighting.
The death of the French Foreign Legionnaire brings to two the number of French killed since France, Mali's one-time colonial ruler, launched a military intervention on Jan. 11 to push out militants who had taken over the African country's vast north. A helicopter pilot was killed on the first day of the intervention.
The operation in a mountainous region where extremists are holed up is in its "last phase," the president said.
"At this moment we have special forces who are in the north of Mali and who are intervening in a zone that is particularly delicate, which is the Ifoghas mountain range, where terror groups are holed up," he said during a visit to Greece.
"There was a serious clash with several deaths on the side of the terrorists, but also a death on the French side," Hollande said, adding that the soldier killed came from a Legionnaire parachute regiment.
The French-led operation is aimed at preventing the extremists, who are inspired by radical Islam, from taking over all of Mali and destabilizing the west African region.


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GigaStor to hunt zero-day breaches
Network Instruments runs history through an IDS
CeBIT Your intrusion detection system (IDS) may have just downloaded a new security rule, but you have no way of knowing if your network has already been hit by the exploit in a zero-day attack, says Network Instruments.
The company claims the latest update of its GigaStor network traffic recorder could help you find out, however, thanks to a security forensics capability which allows it to apply Snort rules to stored network traffic. The idea is to see if a security breach occurred before the IDS rule was applied, and then drill-down to see when and where it happened, and what problems it may have caused.
Network Instruments president Douglas Smith claimed that the forensic capability could significantly change how network and security teams work together, as well as improving the accuracy and speed of problem diagnosis. "GigaStor dramatically changes the way an enterprise can troubleshoot application and network issues," he said.
He added that GigaStor pricing remains the same, starting at £17,995 for a two-port configuration.
NI also announced a new software release for its Observer network analysis family - Observer 12 - plus a reporting server which can aggregate data from dozens of Observer network probes for an overall view of the network.
Other new features in Observer 12 include MPLS analysis, the ability to expand VOIP traffic and decrypt SSL/SSH, and native IPv6 tracking, monitoring and reporting. ®


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Next year marks the 70th anniversary of "Pinocchio," my favorite Disney film, and Dick Jones, the actor who gave voice to the beloved title character, will be a special guest at the Lone Pine Film Festival next weekend (Oct. 9-11).
If you're not familiar with that festival, it's got a wagon-wheel ethos with its emphasis on Old West fare, frontier imagery and the great old cowboy serials. So, um, how does the star of "Pinocchio" — which is based on the 19th century Italian children's classic — fit in with the campfire conversation?
That question is answered in this wonderful video, which was put together just for you Hero Complex readers by Don Kelsen, a veteran photographer at the Los Angeles Times who also happens to be an amateur authority on vintage westerns and saddleback serials. Great stuff, hope to bring you more retrospective videos like this one in the weeks to come.
— Geoff Boucher
Pinocchio and wishing on a 70-year-old star
50 years later: "Sleeping Beauty" star dazzles D23 audience
D23: 'Lost' Mickey Mouse cartoon from the 1950s will be screened
Johnny Depp "shocked and sad" over Disney decision
Who will Johnny Depp call Kemo Sabe?
Disney's D23 looks to future and celebrates past
John Hart, the "other" Lone Ranger, dead at 91
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The evolution and behavior of human beings as cultural animals are the focus of this course. Students are introduced to the basic concepts and methods of the major divisions of anthropology: physical, social and cultural; archeology and linguistics. Emphasis is placed on preliterate societies to facilitate the study of the interrelation of various aspects of culture.
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Wishing to be friends is quick work, but friendship is a slow ripening fruit.
After three strong up days the spot WTI contract is on the defensive this morning ahead of today's EIA oil inventory report. WTI is now in a new higher technical trading range with $94.50 the support area and $97 the current resistance level. Last night's API inventory report showed a much larger than expected build in crude oil stocks in the U.S., which is currently keeping a short term cap on prices until the more widely followed EIA report is issued later this morning.
On the other side of the equation the May Brent/WTI spread is in the midst of a mild short covering rally after the API report showed a build in crude oil stocks in both Cushing and PADD 2. As I have been discussing in the newsletter for the last few days the Brent/WTI spread is very oversold and susceptible to a round of short covering. So far the API crude oil builds in the mid‐west are currently serving as a mild catalyst to short covering as market players await confirmation from the EIA report.
At the moment the $13/bbl support has held for the May Brent/WTI spread with the first level of resistance around the $14/bbl level. However, if the intensity of the short covering increases the next area of resistance will be around the $15.40/bbl if the first line of upside defense is breached. I view today's activity in the spread as still just short covering rally and not a change in the narrowing trend that has been in play since the spread began forming a top in February.
The externals have been a negative for oil prices with the euro falling to its lowest level since mid‐November of 2012. Although there has seen a deal put in place in Cyprus and the banks in Cyprus are scheduled to open tomorrow and the market is still uneasy about the type of deal that was done for Cyprus. The main concern is focused on whether or not the Cyprus type deal will be the new normal for future bailout deals (if needed) in the rest of the Eurozone. The declining euro is also weighing on European stocks today.
Further weighing on equities and the euro this morning is another round of bearish macroeconomic data out of Europe. In the U.K., business investment declined in Q4 while a 0.3% contraction of the economy was confirmed for Q4. Eurozone March consumer confidence declined while consumer sentiment held steady. EU March business confidence also declined in March. Europe remains mired in a recession with no short term signs that the economy of this region is heading for a growth spurt anytime soon… although the EU leading economic indicators did rise in February.


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Are You Being Served? "Christmas 1979, Punch and Judy" Staff members decide to put on a traditional Punch and Judy show.G
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Keeping Up Appearances Christmas Specials "1995" Hyacinth decides to organize and direct a local pageant titled "Our Town in the Civil War." She also casts herself in the starring role of Queen Henrietta Maria and coerces various members of her family to play assorted Cavaliers and Roundheads. The Church Hall is soon in pandemonium.G
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My Family "It's A Gift (Christmas Special)" Ben gets Susan a present from the store where Alfie works as one of Santa's elves. But he soon learns it is the wrong gift for a happy holiday. He tries for something more romantic but finds he could have gotten a better deal by waiting. Then, a present to themselves turns up with the wrong picture.G
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Doctor Who Series "The Rebel Flesh" A solar tsunami sends the TARDIS hurtling toward a factory on Earth where human doppelgangers are used to mine dangerous acid. A second wave hits and the doppelgangers separate. The Doctor must try to prevent an all-out civil war between humans and the "almost people" before the factory explodes.G


text: Korean Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - Travel Insurance Speak Korean Now! Korean Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Travel Insurance Korean Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Travel Forum View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message stever1000Joined: 10 Nov 2012Location: Comox, BC Posted: Wed Jan 02, 2013 11:50 am Post subject: Travel Insurance I will be leaving Canada and travelling in SE Asia for a few weeks before I fly to Busan and start teaching at the end of Feb. What seems to be the best bang for you buck for travel insurance in Canada for foreign countries? If I plan to leave S Korea a few times, should I get insurance for the whole year (multi trip insurance), or just each time I travel (single trip insurance)? How does it work for trip dates since I won't be returning to Canada after my trip to SE Asia (I will be going to Korea) Thanks for any help or comments! Back to top PatrickGHBusanJoined: 24 Jun 2008Location: Busan (1997-2008) Canada 2008 - Posted: Wed Jan 02, 2013 2:37 pm Post subject: Buy a one-year policy that covers you for being abroad. Then when you travel, call the insurance carrier and tell them where you are going and check the coverage. Problem solved. Oh and the less you pay for that insurance, the higher the odds that it will cover next to nothing.... Good luck! Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Korean Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Travel Forum All times are GMT - 8 Hours Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Forums:----------------FAQJob-related Discussion ForumGeneral Discussion ForumOff-Topic ForumTravel ForumCurrent Events ForumTechnology ForumBuy/Sell/Trade Forum You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum This page is maintained by the one and only Dave Sperling. Contact Dave's ESL Cafe Copyright © 2018 Dave Sperling. All Rights Reserved. Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2002 phpBB Group TEFL International Supports Dave's ESL Cafe


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In the beginning, punk happened on the streets — a rebellious embodiment of disillusioned British youth, expressed through style and music. Where once its images were reproduced in stapled fanzines, four decades on a new exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art carries punk into more rarefied surroundings. TIME looks back, through the work of three photographers — Alex Levac, Steve Johnston and Ray Stevenson — to the early days of Punk, by reproducing their gritty images in the photocopied aesthetic of the era. Below, Jon Savage writes about the movement as the introduction to the new publication PUNK: Chaos to Couture.
The many arguments that have since clustered around punk authorship and, indeed, authenticity only serve to cloak the fact that it was an impulse that crystallized into an idea and a manifesto in various cities throughout the Western world during the early 1970s. A word trace on 'punk' will take you through gay prison slang and 1950s juvenile delinquency to the 1960s garage rock ideal espoused with increasing frequency after the 1972 release of Lenny Kaye's groundbreaking compilation Nuggets.
The 1960s were over. It was time for a truly 1970s rock music. But what could that be? In Paris, New York, Cleveland, San Francisco, Detroit, Los Angeles and London, young fans, writers and activists began to grope toward a definition of a new rock age. Their enemy was the spectacle, which had, by the early 1970s, successfully incorporated youth rebellion into its armory of repression. They railed against the tyranny of soft rock, the hegemony of the mellow. The forward, unitary motion of 1960s pop modernism was gone and in its place came an eclectic, restless, uprooted culture. The past was up for grabs: not just the history of postwar pop music — already thirty years old — but a gnostic tradition of outcasts and visionaries that began as far back as the late eighteenth century with the Romantics. Anything, as long as it was youthful and sharp-edged, as long as it helped the new aesthetic, the aim of which was to hone everything down to a fine point. New York was well ahead of the pack: it was both big enough to foster an independent rock scene and open to ideas from Europe. Andy Warhol and Lou Reed were always at odds with the prevailing late 1960s counter-cultural rhetoric, and their influence hung heavy: in November 1970, the week that the Velvet Underground's Loaded was released, the performance art/rock group Suicide printed a flyer for a small show on West Broadway that read 'Punk Music.'
The city's biggest hope in the early 1970s was the New York Dolls, fashion-obsessed brats from Queens and Staten Island. Pop culture mavens and Anglophiles, they adopted a wardrobe that fused the wilder excesses of hippie, the androgyny of the drag queens, who were omnipresent at Max's Kansas City and in the Warhol entourage, and the glamor of rock and roll: "It was more like '50s gold lamé," said New York Dolls member Sylvain.
Sylvain remembered the look: "I was sick and tired of wearing bell-bottoms. . . . then there was the whole thing with Beyond the Valley of the Dolls, and our relationship with drugs, and that fact that we were flamboyant. If you wore a little makeup, influenced in any way by the best of the late '60s, The Doors and the Rolling Stones, you had to have sex appeal. Before we started, me and [original drummer] Billy [Murcia] used to put on makeup just to go down to the supermarket. Getting dressed up to go shopping, it was fun to do that. That's where we were, and that's what it was."
Punk began with a feeling of frustration and rage and turned it into an idea that could be acted upon. Employing deconstruction and self-starter empowerment — the DIY ethic — it liberated a generation to create its own culture. In this, it returned, for a brief while, rock music back to its original teenage inspiration and function, which was to be critical, rebellious, unpalatable, to tell an existential truth otherwise denied in the culture, and to envision what the future could be.
Jon Savage is a renowned music journalist best known for his history of the Sex Pistols and punk music, England's Dreaming. The excerpt above is republished from the exhibition catalog, Punk: Chaos to Couture, Copyright The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
PUNK: Chaos to Couture is on view at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York from May 9 - August 14, 2013.


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This University of North Dakota project is designed to refine the evaporative metal bonding (EMB) method, then apply the refinements to bonding a layer of corrosion- and spallation-resistant alloy, advanced powder metallurgy technology (APMT) to turbine parts composed of two nickel superalloy compositions and test the parts to determine if lifetimes have been increased. The work involves measurement of the temperature-dependent diffusion rates of zinc, the bonding metal used in the EMB process. The component superalloys of interest are CM247LC®, and Rene 80. The corrosion and spallation resistant super alloy layer is APMT. This information will help the University of North Dakota Energy & Environmental Research Center (EERC)-led project team better design the heat treatments needed to create the bonds between the super-alloys and the APMT plating and assure that the zinc completely diffuses out of the turbine components created. The team will also model force distributions in the clamped structures being plated with APMT to assure that the compressive force used to hold the APMT and superalloys together during bonding is adequately distributed over the surfaces being joined. This modeling capability will allow the team to better design the clamping fixtures and force distribution plates (buffers) that will be used to bond plates of the APMT to more complex superalloy turbine parts.
To determine the appropriate conditions for corrosion testing of the bonded parts in simulated turbine conditions, the team will measure trace constituents in combusted syngas produced in the EERC entrained-flow gasifier. This will consist of combusting a slipstream of cleaned coal derived synthesis gas (syngas) produced from the gasifier, quenching the combusted gas with nitrogen, and collecting the submicron particulates on Nuclepore surface filters and gaseous constituents in activated carbon, zeolite traps, or gas impingers. After determining the best heat treatment and clamping methods, the team will bond plates of APMT to the surface of superalloy test samples (buttons) and turbine parts provided by Siemens. Siemens will also apply thermal barrier coatings (TBCs) to some of the bonded parts and evaluate them. The EERC will perform laboratory hot corrosion tests simulating post-combustor turbine gas compositions, including relevant trace species defined in pilot-scale testing used to bond plates of the APMT to more complex superalloy turbine parts.
Project Benefits
This project is designed to refine the evaporative metal bonding (EMB) method and determine if it results in increased lifetimes. Turbine materials research seeks to improve coating materials that will allow for higher temperature operation and increased durability leading to increased turbine efficiency and reduced maintenance. Specifically, this project will measure the diffusion rates of zinc, design heat treatments for bonding to CM247LC and Rene 80 superalloys, bond the corrosion and spallation resistant alloy to the substrates, and test them to determine if the improved process and modeling increases part lifetimes.
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I've posted on here over the last few years after dissatisfaction that I had with the new system I got in 2009. At the time, we were thinking of moving and I went with a single system in a two story house and it sucks. Blower is set to max (4 tons) for AC to overcome ductwork made for 2.5 tons max with static pressure near 1.0 inch of H20. I've decided that there is no real way to fix it other than replace it. I've had multiple quotes over the last couple of years for Amana, Bryant, and American Standard systems. I'm hoping to actually do something this time around. The company I feel the best about gave me a quotation today. They are a Trane dealer, but also do a lot of Goodman and some Amana and Rheem. I asked for a quote for both Trane and Amana and ended up with a Goodman quote only. The estimator is very busy and he did do a load calculation so I'm looking closely at it. I need 2 tons downstairs and 2 tons upstairs. This is going into a 1900 square foot house, pretty much the same square footage up and down, 950 give or take. Built in 1987 and considered average efficiency-wise. 9 supplies upstairs and 9 supplies downstairs.
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Goodman CHPF3636 coil
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Goodman SSZ14024 heat pump
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Goodman GMV950704C Variable speed 95 AFUE furnace
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Goodman SSZ14024 heat pump
Warranty is 10 years parts, 10 years on compressor, 1 year on labor
The only thing I don't like is that the Goodman furnace is kind of a one size fits all. It's a 21.5 inch case and is made to handle 2 to 4 tons. I know that the corresponding Amana furnace is exactly the same. From what I can tell other brands don't have a single blower that's good for that range of sizes. Is it worth it for me to investigate pricing on stepping up to Amana (I know it's made by Goodman, but the built in warranty is better with replacement on some parts) or Trane? My gut tells me to seek out Trane, but I do understand that it's all in the installation. The cheapest parts installed properly are better than the best parts installed by a jack-leg.
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I love this time of year and I love coming up with Halloween treats and I have three different fun Halloween treats to share with you!
Every year for Halloween, we attend the annual Trunk-Or-Treat at my daughter's preschool. It's a great event where the kids can have fun, the adults can catch up and everyone can enjoy Halloween and a great sense of community. Living in a big city, the good old fashioned door to door trick or treating often feels very impersonal to me, which is why I absolutely love taking my girls to Trunk-Or-Treat.
We always meet up with our friends, set up a shade cover, decorate, bring dinner and desserts and spend some time eating and hanging out prior to the costumes and candy. While pizza is usually on the menu for dinner, I like to come up with fun desserts for the kids (and adults). This year I've come up with three fun and super easy Halloween treats.
The first treat I have to share are these super easy Marshmallow Pumpkin Pops. These are incredibly easy to make. I used JET-PUFFED JUMBO PUMPKINMALLOWS, popped them onto some pretty party straws and then dipped them into orange candy coating.
I finished them with a dusting of sanding sugar. Truly a no bake, quick to make pop. You can decorate yours with a variety of sprinkles or other fun items, but I thought these were so pretty with just the simple sugar coating.
Simply adding little sugar skulls can quickly change the look and feel of these pumpkin pops…
Next up I made some JELL-O JIGGLERS. I boiled my water in the microwave, added my JELL-O and poured them into my molds (complete instructions on JELL-O packages).
After that they are popped into the fridge for a few hours, and voila – fun little Halloween JELL-O shapes. I put mine on a bed of sprinkles, because sprinkles make everything more festive.
I think this little spider was my favorite. So fun, so easy! The final treat I made were Cookie Bones.
These fun cookie bones have an added twist – pretzel rods inside of them! These are super easy to make, it's just sugar cookie dough placed into this cool Wilton pan. I decided to add pretzel rods to mine to give them more of a crunch. First I pressed in my sugar cookie dough, then I pressed in my pretzel rods, and into the oven they went.
I was originally going to frost them, but they look great unfrosted, so I just left them as is.
You can even package them up for treat giving if you like. I put mine into a food safe cellophane bag with a bit of red tissue paper, then tied the bag closed with ribbon and a little spider ring.
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Law School offers free legal help over four days to small businessesUniversity of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
William S. Richardson School of Law
If you're starting a small business – or in the midst of running one – and need some legal help, the William S. Richardson School of Law has a gift for you.
During the last half of October and first half of November, law students from the School's Entrepreneurship and Small Business Clinic are offering free legal help during 45-minute sessions overseen by an attorney specializing in business law.
Clinic students are trained to discuss basic questions regarding:
Choice of entity.
Formation governance of limited liability companies and corporations.
Protection of names and trademarks.
Other business law issues that arise regarding these subjects.
The clinic will have two teams of students meeting with clients, and with members of the public who may have questions regarding business law and who would welcome consultation.
Clinic students will meet with clients under the supervision of clinic instructor Greg Kim, a licensed attorney with a specialty in business law.
Law School Dean Avi Soifer said, "This is yet another example of the kind of direct outreach to the community that we are delighted to do, with the help of exceptional attorneys such as Greg Kim, who directly supervises, teaches and mentors our outstanding students."
To sign up for a session, contact Andra Carroll at firstname.lastname@example.com or (808) 945-1430, or email@example.com and 539-3806 x 2.
The free legal sessions are a partnership between the William S. Richardson School of Law, University of Hawai'i at Mānoa, the Hawai'i High Technology Development Corporation and the Hawai'i Small Business Development Center.
The free sessions are scheduled for 1-4 p.m. on Friday, October 18; from 9 a.m. to noon on Wednesday, October 23; from 9 a.m. to noon on Wednesday, November 13; and from 1-4 p.m. on Friday, November 15. They will be held at the Mānoa Innovation Center (MIC) at 2800 Woodlawn Drive, Suite 100.
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Whether you are parents of little ones, parents-to-be or have children in your lives, Mommy & Me will have something for you.
Mommy & Me isn't just shopping. It's also about sharing information and resources. There's non-profit zone where important support groups and organisations for children and their families will be present to share their knowledge.
Mommy & Me is an event for the entire family. There will be a variety of entertainment and food on offer, making Mommy & Me a fun day out for everyone.


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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Germany
Age: 33
Doesn't exactly look like magical girl ^_~
|2004-04-08, 19:22
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Join Date: Feb 2004
|2004-04-08, 23:20
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Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2004
From the first ep, it's entirely middling. Slow pacing, mediocre art, low framerate. The concept behind the main character isn't that horribly cliched, I suppose, but that doesn't look like it'll be a saving grace. The only thing that could possibly redeem the series is a detailed take on armed versus unarmed combat, but from the low production values I doubt that'll be particularly interesting.
|2004-04-09, 01:25
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Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2004
Emoticon's fansubbing wasn't that hot. I can't really comment on the accuracy, but they didn't proofread their subs at all. Lots of english grammatical errors in this ep. Honestly, though, the dialogue in the series isn't anywhere near something like GitS:SAC, so I wouldn't suggest bothering to wait for another group to give it a shot.
|2004-04-09, 01:31
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: good 'ole US of A
Is this group officially calling themselves Emoticon or is that what you suggest EviLore?
My weakness is for historical Japanse anime, and I really want to find a good one. PMK was too wannabe-tragic and wannabe-yaoi to me, but I did like 100 Stories. As you can probably tell, my tastes don't always match what everyone else thinks, so I'll check this out in the hopes that it appeals to me. (Or I'll lower my standards in desperation. )
|2004-04-09, 01:49
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Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2004
Nah, I just didn't feel like checking on the actual intricacies of the little face they use ;b
I'm a fan of the period japanese stuff, but this doesn't look like anything special. Watch the first ep, but don't expect much.
|2004-04-09, 03:54
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Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2004
I am also a big fan of the jidaigeki genre and I've always had a soft spot for samurai series. What's more, this series features the kick ass Miyamoto Musashi!
This series is more of a historical drama-type anime. Don't expect it to be like Kenshin or anything, but if you like Samurai stuff, you're bound to enjoy Shuratoki!
|2004-04-09, 06:04
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Junior Member
I was thinking on downloading it, but now after I read what you guys say and saw the link, I dont' think I will anymore.
Not not it doesn't look good, I am just more of a ninja kinda guy.
to tell the true, I don't even like Kenshin, so I don't think I will like this one
|2004-04-09, 14:48
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Finland
It's got ninjas too... at least that one granpa so far.
Anyways, I watched the first ep, and liked it. It didn't try to be to more than it was, and I surely enjoyed it for what it was. As other people mentioned, it doesn't have high production values and the animation is somewhat simple. Not annoyingly still, but no great looking stuff either. Character designs are simple, and I think it'll take me sometime to get used to the protagonist's design... a kid's face in a body builder body, ugh.
I found their use of language fun too... all the character's speak "samurai language", unlike most other samurai anime. Don't know how much the subs reflected this (I only watched a raw ep).
Umm, well, in any case, it's a simple series, but I like it.
|2004-04-09, 17:18
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: good 'ole US of A
The series wasn't that bad. I'm going to watch it because its different. It reminds me of Condor Hero, especially the main yojimbo (bodyguard) guy. And yeah there was that shinobi ninja in the closet (okay so its not a closet) and the old guy. (Or were they the same guy?) They didn't see any action yet though, but in time maybe heh.
Was Shura no Toki based on a novel or manga or anything?
|2004-04-10, 15:04
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Junior Member
Join Date: Feb 2004
Shura no Toki
Anyone else watch this? I was really impressed with the lack of obvious in-you-face cliches and how they depicted the martial arts as well. I'm partial to the drawing too . I believe ^_^ subbed this, (sort of strange to be a face for a subbing group..hehe).
Who else likes it? I hope it gets subbed more XD
|2004-04-10, 17:13
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Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2004
I liked the first ep. I'm not an expert on animation but I didn't notice anything wrong with it. Yeah the protagonists look is a little wierd and will take some getting used to but I found his character to be interesting. I'll probably watch another ep to see how it goes.
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1. You think it will save your marriage
Having a baby is more likely to strain a relationship than repair it. Yes, there is the possibility that the beautiful and powerful experience of bringing a life into the world will remind you of what you love about each other, but then there's the matter of actually taking care of the baby and all the decisions that come with it. This is not to say you can't build a healthy family on a rocky foundation, but the stronger and more committed to each other you are as a couple, the more likely having a baby will deepen your bond.
2. You're sick of your mother nagging you
Her nagging probably comes from a good place — and a personal agenda to have grandchildren (which are more fun than children anyway) — but that doesn't change the tinge of anxiety and pressure it puts on you. The truth is that you can't have kids to satisfy someone else's desire. As much as your mom wants to be a grandparent and see you fulfill her fantasies, you're the one who will be doing all the work child-rearing.
3. It's about that time, isn't it?
The supremacy of the biological clock is hard to argue with, but at what point do we start mistaking worry with an actual urge for offspring? The decision to have children is dramatic and irreversible, so make sure it's something you want to do and not something you feel you ought to do because of your age. If the only thing that's making you want kids is the fear you might regret not having them someday, it may be wise to hit delay a little longer.
4. You want to prove you don't have to settle down
Though there's no perfect family environment, kids do need certain things to feel secure and psychologically healthy, such as a parent or parents who love them and a sense of home. If you don't see a baby fitting into your daily life, you're probably right. It's okay not to want kids; it's not okay to try and fit a kid into a life where his or her needs won't be met.
5. You're tired of your sister-in-law getting all the attention
Competition can be a strong motivator for many things in life, but when it comes to childbearing, the competitive urge is rarely positive. Though it's frustrating to take a back seat, having your own kids will not change your situation. It's quite possible that you could have a child and still feel ignored in comparison or feel like your child is second best to the first grandchild. The family dynamic can play out in any number of ways, many of them equally or more annoying as the current scenario.
6. You think having a baby will make you less selfish
Distracting yourself from narcissism is not a great reason to have a kid. For one thing, having a baby does not in itself make a person less self-centered. In fact, it can simply make a self-centered person unhappy as she experiences a constant struggle for the center of her universe. Relinquishing narcissism is a lot more complicated than just inserting a needy baby into your orbit. You have to be willing — and able — to turn the spotlight away from yourself. This isn't to say it can't be done, but changing the way you think is hard work.
7. At least this way you'll feel like you've accomplished something
Some women feel that having babies gives them a sense of purpose, while others find that motherhood increases their anxiety about being successful. Sadly, you can't really predict how you'll feel, so it's better to begin the transition to parenthood from a stronger and more secure emotional place. The last thing you want to do is think of your baby as just another source of disappointment (and it's a lot to ask from an infant to rescue you from a life you find unfulfilling.).
8. You want unconditional love
Considering how much work and generosity is required to parent effectively, having a baby just because you want someone to love you does not bode well for your ability to rise to the challenge. Plus, a child's love may not be exactly what you hoped for — those baby cuddles eventually evolve into tantrums and defiant expressions of independence (and that's in a healthy situation). Want unconditional love? Try a puppy first.
9. You want to carry on your family name
There's a long tradition of reproduction for the sake of family lineage, but if your main reason for having a child is to keep your family name in rotation, you might be better off devoting your time to writing a bestselling novel or making some other mark on the world. Publications may be equally difficult to give birth to, but they require a lot less long-term care than children.
10. You want someone to dress up
Dressing up a baby seems like so much fun … before you have one. The process is surprisingly irritating, and once you get the cute little outfit on, there's a very high chance it'll get covered in some kind of bodily fluid within five minutes. If you want someone to dress up, you could always try your husband — or just start buying clothes for your pets.


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Revenue sharing offered in attempt to bring expanded gambling to NHBy GARRY RAYNO
State House Bureau
April 10. 2014 7:49PM
CONCORD — Casino advocates dangled $25.2 million in revenue sharing for cities and towns before lawmakers Thursday in the latest attempt to expand gambling in the state.
Proponents told the House Ways and Means Committee the money will help reduce property taxes and take some financial pressure off communities.
"This piece of legislation benefits all of the people in the state of New Hampshire," said Senate Bill 366's prime sponsor, Sen. Lou D'Allesandro, D-Manchester. "We know the communities have gone without the $25.2 million every year (since 2009). This addresses that situation."
Lawmakers ended revenue sharing with communities in 2009 when budget writers struggled to balance the state budget during the recession.
Bill opponents said there is nothing to stop the state from doing the same thing in the future if it needs money.
Will Stewart of the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce called the revenue sharing proposal "a nice bribe." The organization opposed the bill.
"It's like giving a dog a bone and then taking it away," Stewart said. "There is the legitimate concern that the next time the state experiences hard times, the money will be right there on the table and will be a target."
Although the House killed House Bill 1633 by about 30 votes last month, the Senate approved SB 366, which would legalize two casinos with 5,000 video slot machines and 240 table games, and sent it to the House, which has never voted to legalize casino gambling.
D'Allesandro has said his proposal would provide about $150 million in annual revenue for the state, including the revenue sharing, plus $120 million in licensing fees. The Lottery Commission estimated the two casinos would generate $168 million for the state and $480 million for its operators when they are fully operating.
Under the bill, the state would receive 35 percent of the gross revenue from the video slot machines and 18 percent of gross table game revenue.
But several committee members and Rep. Steve Vaillancourt, R-Manchester, said the state needs more money from gambling for enough House members to switch sides.
"Every year gambling has come in, the state's take has gone down, down, down," Vaillancourt said. "This is greed. Greed killed gambling (in the past) and greed will kill this."
He suggests the state take less up front money through licensing fees but a higher percentage of gross revenue. He said that is the best scenario for the state in the long run.
Vaillancourt also said the number of facilities had to double to address concerns about monopolies or the bill would never pass.
He said if the committee considered changes to the bill he would help convince enough lawmakers to approve gambling, but would work to overturn the committee if it recommends the bill be killed as it did HB 1633.
Vaillancourt was not the only lawmaker to urge the committee to consider alternatives.
Earlier in the hearing, Senate President Chuck Morse, R-Salem, urged the committee to approve the bill and the Senate would be willing to work with the House on a compromise.
"We're willing to sit at the table," Morse told the committee, "but we need your help to get this one done."
Jerry Gappens, executive vice president and general manager of the New Hampshire Motor Speedway, said his facility is interested in bidding on the smaller casino, which would be a perfect fit as it tries to become a year-round destination.
He noted Loudon is closer to southern Maine than the casino in Oxford, Maine. "Like any good business, we've got to look at additional revenue sources," he said.
Gappens noted the speedway draws over 400,000 people for a six-month period, including two NASCAR races. Like a casino, "we're an entertainment facility. People can come and enjoy it but they don't have to come if they don't want to," he said.
The sales and marketing director of another entertainment facility, Hampton Beach Casino, opposed the bill, saying a casino would be unfair competition.
Andrew Herrick said entertainment is a loss leader for casinos that pay 40 to 75 percent over market to attract top performers to entice customers to their facilities.
"They make it impossible to compete," he said. "If a 1,500-seat venue opened across the street we could compete every day, but with a loss leader competing, we would be out of business in 18 months."
He said while the bill protects the Verizon Wireless Arena, venues like the Music Hall in Portsmouth, Capitol Center for the Arts in Concord, Palace Theatre in Manchester and Colonial Theatre in Keene, would face the same issues as his facility.
Several unions backed the bill, saying the new casinos will provide both construction jobs and permanent positions once they are operating.
"The fact is, New Hampshire will be experiencing the downside of casino gaming whether or not we build a new casino within our borders," said Mark MacKenzie, president of the AFL-CIO NH. "Our state already has a $75 million-per-year casino industry under the guise of charitable gaming and there will soon be several casinos just over the border in Massachusetts. Without SB 366, we'll leave thousands of jobs and hundreds of millions of dollars on the table," he said.
The committee holds a work session on the bill on Wednesday and will vote on the bill Thursday.
Last month, the committee voted 13-11 to kill HB 1633.
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3rd Annual Alabama Business Law Conference - Materials Only
Materials are now available from this information-packed event!
Held Friday, October 27 | Birmingham
The 2017 Alabama Business Law Conference featured a blue ribbon faculty that includes Supreme Court Justice William Sellers, an attorney from the Office of General Counsel of the Alabama State Bar, and attorneys who are tops in the field. This event delivered critical law practice guidance on the hottest topics and some of the most complex issues you'll face as a business law practitioner.
- Drafting LLC agreements under Alabama's LLC Act
- Best practices for drafting covenants under Alabama's Restrictive Covenant Law
- Elements of a veil-piercing claim and real world examples
- Bankruptcy issues that every in-house counsel and general transaction lawyer needs to master
- Advising your clients on how to respond to a data breach before it happens
- View from the appellate bench—from the Alabama Supreme Court's newest justice
- Alabama State Bar perspective about legal ethical issues that confront in-house counsel and business transaction lawyers.
What made this seminar unique?
- An update on the LLC Act. F. Gerald Burnett updated attendees on Alabama's LLC Act, including rights and liabilities of managers and members, dissolution and winding up, and series of assets.
- Restrictive covenants. Adam Israel and Will Hill Tankersley provided a description of best practices for drafting restrictive covenants under Alabama's Restrictive Covenant Act, the current scope of the Act's coverage, and case authority developments under the Act.
- Piercing the corporate veil. Charles Ray reviewed the elements of a veil-piercing claim, give real world examples, and discuss practical considerations for both business owners and lawyers.
- Bankruptcy issues. Ellis Brazeal provided vital information as to the effects bankruptcy can have on relationships with customers and vendors and on how to structure transactions so as to lessen the impacts of bankruptcy.
- Cyber attacks and data breaches. Jonathan Macklem explained how to advise clients on how to respond to a data breach before it happens. He also reviewed class action considerations, subrogation claims, and administrative claims in the ever-evolving arena of data breach litigation.
- View from the appellate bench. Justice Will Sellers provided an appellate perspective about business issues and emerging trends. He also offered helpful hints in appellate review.
- Ethics. Assistant General Counsel Mark Moody with the Alabama State Bar Center for Professional Responsibility gave the Alabama State Bar perspective about legal ethics issues that confront in-house counsel and business transaction lawyers.
Attorneys learned:
- The rights and liabilities of managers and members under Alabama's LLC Act
- Best practices for drafting covenants under Alabama's Restrictive Covenant Law
- The practical considerations for piercing the corporate veil for business owners and lawyers
- Effects of bankruptcy on relationships with customers and vendors, including clawbacks and other preferences
- How to advise clients to respond to a data breach
- Helpful hints from a Supreme Court justice in appellate review
- Ethical issues that confront in-house counsel and business transaction lawyers
Order your conference materials today!
Your Outstanding Faculty
C. Ellis Brazeal, III, is a partner in Jones Walker LLP's Business & Commercial Litigation Practice Group and practices from the firm's Birmingham office. He has more than 29 years of experience in commercial litigation, including all levels of state, federal, and bankruptcy courts. His areas of experience include the representation of financial institutions, construction and surety litigation, and environmental law. He is listed in Best Lawyers in America® and regularly lectures on bankruptcy and creditors' rights issues, construction law, and ethics. Mr. Brazeal's representation of financial institutions has involved a specific focus on creditors' rights in bankruptcy. In the construction arena, he has represented owners, contractors, and suppliers, both in negotiating contracts and in litigating and arbitrating disputes. His practice in the environmental field includes litigation; administrative proceedings; providing counsel to owners of real property, as to both greenfield and brownfield sites; and advising operators of businesses. In the past, Mr. Brazeal served as an adjunct professor at the College of Engineering for the University of Alabama at Birmingham, where he taught courses in Engineering Law and Environmental Law.
F. Gerald Burnett, with Cabaniss, Johnston, Gardner, Dumas & O'Neal LLP in Birmingham, practices in the areas of tax law and disputes, commercial real estate and transactions, and timber. He has had substantial experience in the tax and entity structuring of LLCs and partnerships used primarily in real estate transactions, as well as other commercial transactions that include corporations. His work in the tax area has also included jury and non-jury trials in eight states. Mr. Burnett is the co-author of the treatise Litigation of Federal Tax Controversies, originally published by Shepard's/McGraw Hill (1st edition). He is the author of the Tax Management Portfolio entitled Timber Transactions (1st edition) and has served as a Special Tax Advisor for Tax Management, Inc. He is listed in Best Lawyers in America® for Corporate and Tax Law. Before entering private practice, Mr. Burnett was a trial attorney in the Tax Division of the United StatesDepartment of Justice.
Adam K. Israel is a member of the Financial Services Litigation Practice Group and the Appellate Litigation Practice Group at Balch & Bingham LLP in Birmingham where he has practiced since 2010. He practices in the areas of financial services litigation, general commercial litigation, and appellate litigation in both federal and state court. He received his law degree, magna cum laude, from the University of Alabama School of Law and his B.A., magna cum laude, from Birmingham-Southern College, where he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Prior to joining Balch & Bingham, Mr. Israel clerked for the Honorable William M. Acker, Jr., Senior United States District Judge for the Northern District of Alabama. Mr. Israel recently served on the Alabama Law Institute's committee to revise Ala. Code § 8-1-1, Alabama's statute on contracts in restraint of trade. The revision act was signed into law by Gov. Robert Bentley on June 11, 2015. Mr. Israel can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Jonathan W. Macklem, a partner with Christian & Small LLP in Birmingham, is an experienced corporate attorney who represents and advises clients on a broad range of legal matters—representing businesses and professionals in litigation in Alabama and across the Southeast. He regularly defends clients in complex contractual and business tort proceedings involving director/officer liability issues, shareholder disagreements, franchise disputes as well as employment-related matters. Mr. Macklem has successfully tried a number of lawsuits to favorable judgment, from jury trials involving intricate business dealings to employment matters—while also playing a vital role in a number of arbitrations involving construction, D&O, and commercial matters. In recent years, an increasing focus of his practice has been in the area of privacy and data breach litigation. Mr. Macklem is currently defending a number of corporations in cyber liability and data breach lawsuits, and he advises clients on compliance and best practices as it relates to data protection. He has been named a Rising Star by Super Lawyers® in the area of business litigation and has been named a Best Attorney in the area of employment litigation. He is a frequent speaker on director/officer, employment, and cyber-liability issues.
Mark Moody is employed as Assistant General Counsel with the Office of General Counsel at the Alabama State Bar (ASB). In addition to providing ethics opinions and prosecuting discipline cases, Mr. Moody also reviews all attorney advertising, is the liaison prosecutor for the Unauthorized Practice of Law Committee, and, as a graduate of Leadership Forum in 2013, also serves on its selection committee as well as several other ASB task forces, committees, and sections. He also regularly presents Ethics CLE presentations throughout the state and region and was a panelist on the prosecution of the Unauthorized Practice of Law at the American Bar Association's 2015 UPL Conference where his comments were later featured by BNA/Bloomberg. Most recently, Mr. Moody served as a panelist at the 2017 ABA National Legal Malpractice Conference in Boston discussing the potential problems of advising clients engaged in legal marijuana-related businesses. Prior to his employment in the Office of General Counsel, he served as a Staff Attorney for Judge A. Kelli Wise on the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals from 2002-2008. From 2009 to March 2012, Mr. Moody served as a Staff Attorney for Judge Mary Becker Windom, Presiding Judge of the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals. He graduated with honors from Auburn University in 1998 and from the University of Alabama School of Law in 2002. He is a member of the Alabama State Bar, the American Bar Association, the Center for Professional Responsibility of the American Bar Association, and the National Organization of Bar Counsel.
Charles A. Ray, IV, with Lanier Ford Shaver & Payne P.C. in Huntsville, litigates commercial disputes in various courts and venues (state court, federal court, and arbitration). His experience with complex litigation (involving multiple parties, venues, or both) has involved large construction projects (private and public), real estate ownership disputes, investment transactions, professional malpractice, corporate dissolution and shareholder disputes, and employment restrictions. His litigation experience also includes cases involving construction defects, mechanics' liens and surety-bond enforcement, landlord-tenant disputes, insurance coverage disputes, property rights, shareholder disputes, corporate dissolution, breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duties, fraud, trade-secret preservation, and various other statutory and common-law claims. He regularly develops and negotiates commercial construction contracts, landlord-tenant leases, service agreements, and employment contracts.
Justice William B. Sellers was appointed by Gov. Kay Ivey in May 2017 to fill a vacancy on the Supreme Court of Alabama. Justice Sellers received a B.A. from Hillsdale College in 1985, a J.D. from the University of Alabama in 1988, and a LL.M. in Taxation from New York University in 1989. Justice Sellers practiced in Montgomery for 28 years. He maintained a general business practice with emphasis on taxation and business organizations and finance. A major part of Justice Sellers' practice involved tax litigation. Justice Sellers is a member of numerous civic organizations and professional associations. In 2012, he received the President's Award for service to the Alabama Bar Association. In 2013, Gov. Robert Bentley appointed Justice Sellers to the Alabama State Council on the Arts. In August 2014, Justice Sellers was elected Chair of the Fair Ballot Commission. Since 2014, he has served as the community liaison with the International Officers School at Maxwell Air Force Base. He is past President of the Rotary Club of Montgomery, past Chair of the Montgomery Area Business Committee for the Arts, Chair of the River Region United Way Campaign in 2008, and past Chair of the YMCA of Greater Montgomery. Justice Sellers was a member of the Electoral College in 2004, 2008, 2012 and 2016. He is admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of Alabama, the District of Columbia Court of Appeals, the United States Supreme Court, the United States District Courts for the Middle and Northern Districts of Alabama, the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, and the United States Tax Court. He is a member of the American Bar Association, the Alabama State Bar, the Montgomery County Bar Association, and the District of Columbia Bar.
Will Hill Tankersley, a partner in Balch & Bingham's Birmingham office, is a 1986 admittee to the Bar. He holds a J.D. from the University of Alabama School of Law and a LL.M. in Trade Regulation (Intellectual Property and Antitrust) from New York University Law School. In addition to his leadership of the Alabama Law Institute drafting committees for Alabama's Right of Publicity and Restrictive Covenant (8-1-1) Revision Act, he has been on 11th Circuit pattern jury instruction drafting committees for copyright and trademark cases. He founded and was the first Chair of the Alabama State Bar Section on Intellectual Property. In a nearly 30-year career, he has represented clients as varied as the Andy Warhol Foundation, Auburn University and the Southern Company. After college and before law school, he was a soldier. He can be reached at email@example.com.
Full Agenda
Cyber Attacks and Data Breaches
Jonathan W. Macklem
Christian & Small LLP
- The question is not if, but when. How to proactively advise clients on responding to a data breach before it happens.
- Being a "breach coach" to your client. The first 24-48 hours after a breach is discovered are critical
- Attorney-client privilege considerations
- Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard issues
- The ever-evolving arena of data breach litigation
- Judicial disagreement on the issues of Article III standing—who is the victim here?
- Class action considerations
- Rise in subrogation claims
- Administrative claims
Piercing the Corporate Veil
Charles A. Ray, IV
Lanier Ford Shaver & Payne P.C.
- The benefits of entity formation
- General maintenance requirements of an entity
- Elements of a veil-piercing claim and real-world examples
- Practical considerations for both owners and lawyers
View from the Appellate Bench
Justice William B. Sellers
Alabama Supreme Court
After nearly 30 years as a practitioner with a practice that included, among other things, taxation, business organizations, and finance, Alabama Supreme Court Associate Justice Sellers will provide an appellate perspective about business issues, emerging trends, and helpful hints in appellate review.
Ethics: View from the Alabama State Bar
1:00 P.M. to 2:00 P.M.
Assistant General Counsel Mark Moody
Alabama State Bar Center for Professional Responsibility
Mr. Moody will give the Alabama State Bar perspective about legal ethics issues that confront in-house counsel and business transaction lawyers.
Drafting LLC Agreements under Alabama's LLC Law
F. Gerald Burnett
Cabaniss, Johnston, Gardner, Dumas & O'Neal LLP
- Overview of LLC Agreement under Act
- Management structures
- Rights and liabilities of managers and members
- Liability of members under Act
- Treatment of duties of member owed to LLC
- Implied contractual covenant of good faith and fair dealing
- Voting
- Capital contributions and accounts
- Allocation of profits and losses
- Tax provisions to include in LLC agreement
- Distributions to members
- Indemnification
- Transfers of LLC interests
- Books, records, and access to information
- Dissociation
- Dissolution and winding up
- Effect of dissolution
- Winding up activities and affairs of LLC
- Claims against dissolved LLC
- Distribution of assets in winding up LLC
- Series of assets
- Enforceability of obligations and expenses of series against assets
- Name in which assets of series held
- Dissociation as member of series
- Other provisions for series
Update on Alabama's Restrictive Covenant Law
Will Hill Tankersley and Adam Israel
Balch & Bingham LLP
Mr. Tankersley and Mr. Israel, both of whom served on the 2015 Alabama Restrictive Covenant (Non-Compete) Act drafting committee, will provide a description of best practices for drafting covenants under the Act, the current scope of the Act's coverage, and case authority developments under the Act.
Top Five Bankruptcy Issues that Every In-House Counsel and General Transaction Lawyer Needs to Master
Ellis Brazeal
Jones Walker LLP
Among other things, Mr. Brazeal will be providing vital information as to the effects bankruptcy can have on relationships with customers and vendors (including clawbacks and other preferences) as well as how to structure transactions so as to lessen the impacts of bankruptcy.
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A few weeks ago, we highlighted the sexy new V-Moda Metallo Galaxy S III case that takes an incredibly stylish approach to protection. The all-metal frame changes the shape of the GSIII to something a bit more Nokia-ish, as the case sports much sharper edges in comparison to the phone's stock form factor, and the overall look is much more radical than a traditional case.
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August 20. 2013 11:43PM
Alleged dealer no-show at trial in Salem drug case
By JAMES A. KIMBLE
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— A Peabody, Mass., man facing charges that he sold heroin and drove his car at a Salem police officer in June 2011, and who had his plea hearing delayed five times, failed to show up for trial prompting a judge to issue a warrant for his arrest.
Wagnel Luna, 30, is wanted on charges of sale of a controlled drug, criminal threatening, and three other charges in connection with him allegedly fleeing from Salem police after selling heroin to a confidential informant on June 14, 2011.
Judge Marguerite Wageling issued a warrant for Luna's arrest after he failed to appear in Rockingham County Superior Court on Aug. 5.
Luna was warned by another judge in April that he would get no more delays for his court date after claiming he no longer wanted to plead guilty. Luna told a judge he changed his mind and wanted to take his case to trial.
Earlier this year, Luna's attorney William Sullivan asked the state to provide background information about the confidential informant prior to his client's trial.
Luna was the target of an undercover drug investigation by Salem police between May 24 and June 14, 2011.
Undercover officers brokered four transactions with Luna through the confidential informant, according to prosecutors. After Luna made his last sale to the informant, police moved in to arrest him but he sped away from the officers, nearly striking Salem police Sgt. Michael Wagner, according to indictments. Wagner was directing traffic at the intersection of Brady Avenue and Lowell Road when he attempted to stop the car, prosecutors said.
A high-speed chase ended over the state line in Dracut, Mass., where Luna bailed out of his car and fled into the woods, police said.
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In 1871, as today, the population of the town of Buckland, Massachusetts, clustered along the two major valleys defining the town: around Clesson Brook and along the Deerfield River especially at Shelburne Falls. There was some rural industry then, as evidenced by the tannery and wooden ware manufactory in Buckland Center, along with the occasional woolen or saw mill. But the presence of the Troy and Greenfield Railroad and the ready water power at Shelburne Falls meant that the population of the town had shifted decisively toward Shelburne. Buckland, then as now, remained a rural town defined by its high hills; one, the hill rising above the birthplace of Buckland's most famous former resident Mary Lyon, has now been renamed after her.
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This page is for Selena fans to share the thoughts and memories. The queen of tejano. She will never be forgotten
This page is for Selena fans to share the thoughts and memories. The queen of tejano. She will never be forgotten
i was only a year old when you died but i always watched my childhood vides seeing me dancing to your music singing your music and dressing up like you i was your #1 fan even though my parents say i should forget about you im not going to becuase your amazing i remember your last concert but not that much i remember that last song you sang como la flor thats always been my fave song for 17 years selena i will necer forget you may you rest in peace
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You were one of my favorite Pop Latino singers better than Jennifer Lopez to be honest. When i heard your song, "I Could Fall In Love", i was amazed at how you sang it with you powerful voice! You were a Beautiful Latino Woman and Singer! Make sure to sing with the Angels and God in Heaven!
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Nothing can come close to the amazing person that selena was, nor her presence and spirit. But demi and current stars have more pressure than most can imagine. People should look at what the family does and how their dependence can ruin their own blood. There is a facial resemblance between the two; not identical but some * similarities.
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Nothing anyone says can degrade or hurt Selena; may she rest in peace!!
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demi lovato is going around telling people she looks like Selena Quintanilla-Perez selena is beautiful demi lovato must be still on drugs to go around telling people that demi lovato is ugly and selfish brat she should be sued telling people she looks like Selena Quintanilla-Perez and she telling magazines that as well. -_- sad sad
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Well first of all I gotta say I'm a big fan of both. And demi does not and didnt do drugs. Idk where u guys got that from. And hey u never know, she may re.ally truly think she looks like Selena. I kinda think its mean to be saying that stuff about someone u don't know. Selena and Demi are both beautiful and talented performers.
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And Demi isn't a bad kid. She just had some really bad times in her life. I'm not trying to be a brat or anything im just expressing myself. She didn't go to rehab for drugs (because I'm guessing that's where you got that from) she went because she wanted to stop cutting herself. And yes cutting is an addiction. I know from experience. demi is a good kid. She does alot. For girls who hurt themselves, the environment, hunger and animal disney's friends for change.
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I did see you in a concert in El Paso and I was very lucky to see such a wonderful artist in the Tejano music and you will be the only one with the voice of an angel in the Tejano music. Their will never be another SELENA. Miss you.
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i was 5 years old when she dead now i am 22 and i still miss her i wish she was still alive
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Low starting specific gravity, what went wrong?
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Low starting specific gravity, what went wrong?
My wife and I (new to brewing) were using a kit we purchased to make a porter. It had 1 pound of Chocolate Malt, 1 3.3 pound can of hopped malt extract and 2 pounds of dark DME. I added 1 pound of flaked oats (trying to make an oatmeal porter) and our starting specific gravity was 1.024 (at 70F) which is much lower than we expected. Any ideas to what could have gone wrong? Could it be the introduction of the oats? Could it be that it was not a true rolling boil, but more of a simmering boil? Am I on the wrong track?
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What woas the volume of your wort? For a 5 gallon batch, the ingredients you listed should have, as you expected, resulted in a much higher original gravity. Unfortunately, if the information you provide is correct and it was indeed a 5 gallon batch, I can see no clue as to what went wrong. Have you checked your hydrometer to make sure it's accurate? Are you reading the right scale? The oats and the lack of vigor in your boil should not have this effect on the gravity. I wish I could be more helpful, but It seems there is a key peice of information missing here.
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Volume, oats?
My guess is that the wort is diluted with too much water. I say that because 5-1/3 pounds of malt extract should produce a higher gravity by itself if indeed you are brewing 5 gallons; and you really can
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The volume of the wort boil was three gallons, and we topped off to five gallons in the primary fermentor. We just finished a Nut Brown Ale, and the starting specific gravity of that was 1.048, so the hydrometer is working and I seem to be reading it okay. We have since tasted and bottled the Porter (it tasted good by the way) so I'm wondering if it's possible to figure the final alcohol content of the Porter without knowing the beginning specific gravity reading. This would tell me that I just screwed up the first reading somehow (although I took it three times since I didn't believe it). Thanks for trying to help me with this, maybe I'm just stuck with drinking a 2% alcohol Porter, which means I can drink more of them at one sitting which isn't so bad.
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Thanks for the information. Our wort boil was three gallons, and we topped off to five gallons in the primary fermentor so the problem isn't the volume. I did mash the oats (as well as the chocolate malt) before the wort boil so that wasn't a problem either. We just did a Nut Brown Ale and the beginning specific gravity of that was 1.048 so the hydrometer is working fine. I didn't use the tube for the reading with the Porter, but I did for the Brown, so maybe I just screwed up the reading somehow (not the first time I ever screwed up). We bottled (and taste tested) the Porter and I have to admit I'm pleased with it and I guess that's the important thing. Thanks for taking the time to help me sort this out, I really appreciate it...
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O.G. Measurement
...sounds like you may have done what I once did - after topping off a batch of extract brew in the fermentor, I didn't properly stir in the water to get a uniform mix, I simply drew a sample off the top without thinking about it, set it aside and closed up ther fermentor. I was more than a little puzzled when I read the OG to be around 1.021.
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I think you might be right. I did that once before, but I just figured I did something wrong, so I didnt worry about it too muchh. Just so long as the finished product tastes good. So RELAX....
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I think that's it.
You're right, I didn't stir it up until just before I was ready to pitch the yeast, and I'd already drawn my sample at that point. You people are great, thanks for all the help. Now I can relax, ahhhhhh.......
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sipping at my sanity, drowning in monotony
The last crossover culture I watched was Croisee, and it turned out to be really good. KINMOZA isn't even remotely close to the same format, but still, seems like it could be interesting.
clouths wrote: Thank you I understand, but still was a surprise since they normally put Central and South America in like 99% of posts when we get a show so that's why I was surprised and where my doubt came from, still thank you for your answer
To cut licensing costs, licensors often use the text of previous licenses as the framework for new ones.
So even if Crunchyroll suggests a particular phrase when negotiating an expansion of regions, a licensor like Kadokawa Pictures that has been licensing to Latin America for about four years is likely to just stick with what they used before.
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clouths wrote: not necessarily sometimes they throw Central America with South America, but hope is as you said thanks
Trust me. I have seen previously some shows listed as only available to South America but acually never were unavailable to Central America and Mexico.
Yes, Mexico is likely the single largest Latin American subscriber base, a licensor that couldn't license it for Mexico would be likely to just leave out Spanish America altogether.
8 years as a premium member, but no more
15 out of 17 so far available in the UK. looking good CR.
You know iam deploying and there coming out with all these new show. Dam! But looks good for this year.
Part time Lumber Jack.....Full time man!
WE DEMAND U TO PUT Hyperdimesion Neputunia, The World Only God Knows, Blood Lad, Kamisama no Inai Inichiyoubi, Maka Ouji: Devils and Realist, Kami no Iru Machi, Brothers Conflict AND Love Lab. any of this titles would be fineeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
ɴᴇxᴛ ᴘʀᴏғɪʟᴇ ᴛʜᴇᴍᴇ: ___ || sᴇᴍɪ-ʜɪᴀᴛᴜs || ɴᴏᴛ ᴀᴄᴄᴇᴘᴛɪɴɢ ʙᴜᴅᴅʏ ʀᴇǫᴜᴇsᴛs!!!
What even
Thank you SO MUCH for bringing Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA ILLYA to South America =)
No blood lad ? Laaammmmeeeeeee
Still waiting for Makai Oji, Silver Spoon, Genshiken Second Season, Uchouten Kazoku, and Gatchman Crowds. Thus far the only anime I'll be watching on CR area few carryovers from previous seasons and Free! Seriously, there are like 7 new shows I was looking forward to this season and only 2 have been licensed (I know Silver Spoon will be receiving a simulcast but who will be doing it hasn't been announced yet to my knowledge.)
So far, the only ones left are:
* love lab -> Aniplex
* symphogear g -> Season 1 came to Funico
* ro-kyu-bu ss -> Season 1 has Sentai. They should probably sublicense this to CR since Sentai won't have the DVD/Blu-ray rights for this one
* kamisama no inai nichiyoubi -> Starchild Records
* dxd new -> funi
* twgok -> sure CR
* watamote -> Media Factory. Unless Sentai license it, it will come to Funi. Let's hope that Sentai have licensed those.
* neptunia -> Media Factory. Unless Sentai license it, it will come to Funi. Let's hope that Sentai have licensed those.
* kimi machi -> ???
* silver spoon -> aniplex. Might come to Daisuki or CR.
* futari no milky holmes -> This one is interesting. CR has Season 1 while Funico has Season 2, though Funi only got the streaming rights to this one. Maybe they passed off this once since it might have low streaming numbers.
* blood lad -> Kadokawa. Might also come here since Prisma Illya also came here.
* makai ouji -> TVTokyo??
* genshiken -> ??
* uchoten kazoku -> ??
Anime hater
Oh yes please those shows would be awesome to watch through Crunchyroll.
Attack on Titan is awesome!
dark_pride wrote:
So far, the only ones left are:
* kimi machi -> ???
* makai ouji -> TVTokyo??
* genshiken -> ??
* uchoten kazoku -> ??
A Town Where You Live is either TV Tokyo or Gonzo. Makai Ouji is TV Tokyo.
Genshiken Nidaime is Starchild Records. However, NIS America has licensed it so 55-60% chance of CR getting it.
Uchoten Kazoku appears to be Bandai Visual.
still waiting for TWGOK
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IBM has upgraded its SAN Volume Controller to use Nehalem (Xeon 5500) processors and STEC solid state drives, rather than the Fusion-io cards that were demonstrated in the million IOPS QUicksilver project.
The SAN Volume Controller (SVC) is located in a storage area network (SAN) fabric and virtualises IBM and certain third-party storage arrays attached to the fabric, providing a thinly-provisioned single pool of storage.
SVC version 5.0 adds both 8Gbit/s Fibre Channel and iSCSI support, opening the way for later Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE). Cache per engine triples to 24GB. There can be from one to four SSDs.
Barry White, an IBM Master inventor at Hursley in the UK, blogged about this: "What may surprise some is that this isn't done using the FusionIo ioDrive cards that we used in Quicksilver, but with STEC's... 2.5 inch SAS ZeusIOPs drives."
Why choose STEC ones?
"There were various reasons for switching ... a hot pluggable drive is much easier to service than an internal PCIe adapter (when it comes to a 24x7 enterprise storage system anyway). The STEC drives also offload all of the 'Flash Management' required by enterprise-class SSD's (the garbage collection of old no-longer active copies, the wear levelling, the collation of writes, etc.) into the device itself. With the ioDrive we were consuming at least 2GB of system memory and an entire core on the nodes, just to run their kernel mode equivalent functions."
"The other main reason to switch between an ioDrive and ZeusIOPs device was form factor... space is at a premium and so we only have two available PCIe slots. This would only allow one PCIe-based SSD, verses the multiple 2.5 inch drive bays."
The SSDs are connected via a high-performance SAS HBA developed by IBM. The overall result is that SVC v5.0 runs up to 800,000 IOPS with a 1ms latency, twice the existing SVC node throughput.
SAN Volume Controller 5.0 will be available on November 6, with a US starting list price of $40,000. ®


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