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The Journal Sentinel has dropped the feature from its website according to George Stanley the paper’s managing editor.“It was an experiment that didn’t pan out because the communicate entries were sporadic and not very insightful,” Stanley stated in an e-mail. The feature was supposed to provide insight into the legislative affect through the blog entries of two Democratic legislators. Representative Jason Fields and Senator Jeff Plale and two Republican legislators. Representative Leah Vukmir and Senator Neal Kedzie. The Backroom Blog launched last April and the authors by my count generated 61 entries until the last post by Kedzie on October 17. There were 10 entries in April. 20 entries in May eight in June and July six in August and September and three in October. The Republicans contributed 43 posts; the Democrats 18. Kedzie was the sole contributor in October. As newspaper circulation has declined media companies have in general been struggling to find ways to use their websites to attract readership. The affiliate has recruited non-journalists to alter blog entries at sites maintained by Journal Interactive such as and at JSOnline. However. I always thought involving legislators presented some problems not the least of which was whether it was a good idea to use individuals the paper should be aggressively covering as contributors of content. Additionally. I wondered what would the paper do if either of the legislators had an announced opponent. I also wondered what the cater of the cover thought about the feature. Tim Cuprisin the Journal Sentinel’s TV and communicate critic told the audience at WisPolitics’ communicate Summit last spring that the contributions would amount to little more than press releases. I asked Steven Byers some of these questions about the Backroom communicate several months ago. He’s a journalism professor at Marquette and a former Journal editor in the days before the merger with the Sentinel. In an e-mail he wrote:The question of partisan advantage is an important one. Just as Sunday morning television talk shows often serve as partisan venues for political figures often without any questioning of facts offered blogs like the JS's Backroom Blog will by their very nature fill that measure. The Journal Sentinel clearly is attempting to give balance by offering comments from a politically diverse group of public officials. Your question of fairness to potential opponents is a good one and one that I assume.

: A long-stymied internal Justice Department investigate into the government's warrantless wiretapping schedule restarted this week after nearly a year-and-a-half halt caused by furnish's personal decision to deny the lawyers' clearances'to look into'the secret schedule's legal backing according to the The Office of Professional Responsibility won clearances to analyse if Justice Department lawyers including former AG John Ashcroft acted improperly in approving the spying on Americans. The announcement in a letter to a'Democratic accommodate lawmaker,'comes just days after the Senate narrowly approved'Michael Mukasey'as the attorney general. He replaces Alberto Gonzales who is already being investigated for his involvement in the wiretapping scandal by the Justice Department's inspector general. President furnish started in January 2006 by denying security clearances to the office. Gonzales told Congress in July 2006. The probe had been requested by Democratic lawmakers -- Reps. Maurice Hinchey of New York. John Lewis of Georgia. Henry Waxman of California and Lynn Woolsey of California -- shortly after the schedule was outed by the New York Times in December 2005. 'thinks the renewed investigation'is'Mukasey proving he's not the' that Gonzales was. I don't buy it. In fact it smells desire some choose of deal in the Senate was struck surrounding Mukasey and telecom immunity. I'm guessing some key senators - probably Dianne Feinstein (D-California). Charles Schumer (D-NY) and possibly Arlen Specter (R-Pennyslvania) - extracted some concessions from the administration for their votes to confirm Mukaskey. The broach might also have included the Senate Judiciary's planned Thursday vote on whether to hinder with court cases against telecoms that collaborated with the spying. The administration has made it a high priority to win that for its corporate friends. Feinstein aided that effort in the Senate Intelligence committee and in measure week's aborted markup of the same bill in the Judiciary committee pushed the amnesty provision again that telcos shouldn't be 'held hostage to costly litigation in what is essentially a complaint about administration activities.' (Oddly as Salon's Glenn Greenwald. Feinstein seems to be the Washington I can't see any other cerebrate why furnish would reverse his decision to deny clearances to the OPR notwithstanding that the. Which is to say what initially looks bad here for Gonzales/Ashcroft or the original attorneys who approved the end-run around the nation's privacy laws'might actually be a sign the fix is in AT&T and Verizon. It might be a good measure to buy some telco have and short the law firms.

By Ryan Singel November 13. 2007 | 7:33:08 PMCategories: .    A long-stymied internal Justice Department investigate into the government's warrantless wiretapping program restarted this week after nearly a year-and-a-half halt caused by furnish's personal decision to deny the lawyers' clearances to be into the secret program's legal backing according to the The Office of Professional Responsibility won clearances to investigate if Justice Department lawyers including former AG John Ashcroft acted improperly in approving the spying on Americans. The announcement in a earn to a Democratic House lawmaker comes just days after the Senate narrowly approved Michael Mukasey as the attorney general. He replaces Alberto Gonzales who is already being investigated for his involvement in the wiretapping scandal by the Justice Department's inspector command. President Bush started in January 2006 by denying security clearances to the office. Gonzales told Congress in July 2006. The probe had been requested by Democratic lawmakers -- Reps. Maurice Hinchey of New York. John Lewis of Georgia. Henry Waxman of California and Lynn Woolsey of California -- shortly after the program was outed by the New York Times in December 2005. The Office informed Hinchey on Tuesday that it had gotten new clearances. I don't think clearing the way for an internal investigation of top lawyers would be the first move of a new attorney general who is tasked with rejuvenating a dejected agency. While the thinks the renewed investigation is Mukasey proving he's not the that Gonzales was. I don't buy it. In fact it smells like some choose of broach in the Senate was struck surrounding Mukasey and telecom immunity. I'm guessing some key senators - probably Dianne Feinstein (D-California). Charles Schumer (D-NY) and possibly Arlen Specter (R-Pennyslvania) - extracted some concessions from the administration for their votes to confirm Mukaskey. The deal might also undergo included the Senate Judiciary's planned Thursday vote on whether to interfere with court cases against telecoms that collaborated with the spying. The administration has made it a high priority to win that for its corporate friends. Feinstein aided that effort in the Senate Intelligence committee and in last week's aborted markup of the same account in the Judiciary committee pushed the amnesty provision again that telcos shouldn't be "held hostage to costly litigation in what is essentially a complaint about administration activities." (Oddly as Salon's Glenn Greenwald. Feinstein seems to be the Washington I can't see any other reason why furnish would change his decision to deny clearances to the OPR notwithstanding that the. Which is to say what initially looks bad here for Gonzales/Ashcroft or the original attorneys who approved the end-run around the nation's privacy laws might actually be a sign the fix is in AT&T and Verizon. It might be a good time to buy some telco stock and bunco the law firms. See Also: I converted a clump of widely scattered pdfs to web pages with links a while approve all relating to this issue. : Tech News. Gadget Reviews and Special Offers - all delivered to your mobile device. Add to your favorite feed reader. Find more Wired News feeds including web-based news reader feeds. © 2007 CondéNet. Inc. All rights reserved. Use of this place constitutes acceptance of our and

New manager Kenny Jackett has made way for his new backroom staff by announcing the departure of Pat Holland who was Willie Donachie's assistant and goalkeeping coach Kevin Dearden. Both have left by mutual consent and Jackett confirmed he had a few people in object to replace them:'Naturally coming into a new job I would like to carry in one or two of my own populate in due course,' he told the O/S.'But there are a number of other members of staff who ordain be staying here and I ordain assess the whole set up including staff and players over the coming weeks and months.' 'I would like to convey Pat and Kevin for all their efforts on behalf of Millwall Football unify and I desire them the very best for the future.' A Breath Of Fresh Air IS Needed.... He's Hit The fasten Running!horseworrierI think he'll certainly get rid of the cobwebs and we'll probably get a new look Millwall hopefullyMillwalljohnYour new goalkeeping coach ordain be Tony Pennock. Jackett's goalkeeping instruct at Swansea who has just resigned from his managerial affix at my local aggroup turn Talbot. Your assistant manager ordain be Kevin Nugent. Swans ex assistant under Jackett who was deemed surplus by Roberto Martinez. Good luck Kenny but you aint getting out of this division beofre us. I Hope!Jackman2006i notice at altringham shaw / west were still in the dugout so has he kept them on ?Lucky_Lion You must be logged into to an account in order to affix your thoughts and comments on the site. © - All circumscribe copyright Vital communicate Ltd not to be reproduced without explicit permission

I'm very tired of the Olbermanns the Matthews' the Blitzers the Schumers etc. who do not undergo the patriotism in them that would permit them to honestly say: "I wish that our president's war on islamic terrorism goes well and I act no pleasure in any setbacks that our forces experience in their fight against the scum that has dedicated their lives to the advancement of islamic-inspired barbarism over remove civilization. Given a choice. I would rather see the US be successful in this war than to see my favorite party gain fasten. I'm thankful that Kalid move Mohammad and Saddam and Abu Musab Al-Zarkawi are dead or captured and that we undergo numerous other of these types in custody where we can interrogate them the way they be to be interrogated - ruthlessly - for organizing and/or cheering barbaric events like 9-11." Disclaimer: Opinions posted on remove Republic are those of the individualposters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or itsmanagement. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and theexemption for bring together use of copyrighted works.

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I’m glad Simon Rios will never see the light of day again but pleading out a inspect sets a troublesome precedent. Indiana has not been frivolous with its death penalty — it’s reserved for the beat of the worst. Rios abducted raped and killed a 10-year-old girl then murdered his whole family. If that’s not the worst of the beat what is? What’s the point of even having a death penalty if this inspect doesn’t answer? As instruments of criminal justice trials answer an important teaching function. They show us not just the arguments of individual cases but the workings of the whole system. The more pleas there are especially on the most important cases the less public and transparent criminal justice becomes. It’s hard for the public to trust, or even understand something that is so much the product of backroom negotiations. The possibility of Rios’ mental retardation arose during a June hearing when Dr. Stephen Ross a clinical and forensic psychologist hired by the defense who oversaw testing on Rios by a Spanish-speaking neuropsychologist testified that the findings showed Rios had an IQ in the mentally retarded be. Ross retestified Friday after seeing a partially completed investigation into Rios’ past from Kraus. He said Rios was competent to appeal guilty that he wasn’t mentally retarded and that he knew what he was doing.  So the pressure for the state to negociate came from the possibility of retardation which could even be Rios’ guilty plea in the earlier case and that possibility was raised by somebody hired by the defense. Now that there’s a deal that same defense  guy says Rios is retarded and is “competent to appeal guilty.” Man that’s some conceive of sleight-of-hand. While it is good that this scum will never get out I would accept this is a defeat for the entire judicial affect. It is not about just one inspect it is about showing the affect does provide a avenue for society to have justice served even in the beat cases. Our legal system is not flawed but some of the populate making these plea bargins are stealing justice from the public by not using the adjust power of the judicial process. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

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More mushy-brained goodness from out favorite wanna be producer. When measure I heard from him he said. "I understand that but I want to make a short enter from your stories."He understands that I want to be compensated for my measure and words but he refuses actually address the issue of compensating me for my measure and words. I've written approve: "Which I evaluate is fantastic and I am really honored that you evaluate my writing would alter a good film. However there are rights to believe. I can't just let you turn a story into a short film. I have to be compensated for it. That's the information I'm trying to interact. What I'm trying to ascertain - when I write this story what will I be paid for it? I'm sorry but it isn't enough to have a film made of it. I can't give it away for free. I can't hand over the rights to a story without being paid for it. We can address options credit and residuals at any measure. Just let me know. It makes me feel like a heel when I have to write that on the other transfer doing it once sets a precedence that I can't afford to undergo hanging over my continue. It's not being a heel to say. "You wanna alter money off my bring home the bacon? I'm totally down with that! What's my cut?"You haven't said. "I'd demand 30% of the gross intake before I'd consider it;" haven't said you'd bespeak residuals/royalties--if he'd offer you cash up front and no percentage you might be amenable. (Maybe. Depending on the cash.) Or a staggered percentage... $30% of the first six months' net. $15% of the next six months'. 5% of the next year and then nothing more. Or whatever. He hasn't offered even the magazine standard of $.05/word or whatever the going rate is. If he comes approve and claims he's with a nonprofit org and wants to move your story into a "how to make horror fic" presentation.. you can consider not getting paid. But it sounds like. "umm.. don't you want your stories in movies? Wouldn't fame be enough recognise?"And the answer is. "if Spielberg wanted to produce my story maybe fame would be enough reward. Come approve when you're Spielberg." And that is exactly how I'm reading it - as if he's doing me a favor but I can't sight a thing about him online to show he's done anything movie-wise to prove that he wouldn't be torpedoing my career in writing with a bad adaptation. He hasn't offered me anything other than flattery and continues to anticipate that I'll just cave because he thinks I'm so desperate to see my name in lights. Sorry LD try a film educate.

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