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Twisted steel from the collapsed I35W bridge will be examined to try and determine what caused it to collapse. ntsb.gov/dockets/Highway/HWY07MH024/default.htm
From veterans’ treatment dockets to law practice technology, the 2016 Joint Bench/Bar Conference, held June 15-18 in Ocean City, Maryland, offered educational programming to suit any practice area or interest.
The City of Somerville reconstructed both Alston St. and Cross St. in 2004. But they neglected to adhere to basic Federal and State regulations. They say they will re-do this location in 2014.
AAB Docket #C10-220 521 CMR violations include:
__x__Curb cut is not perpendicular to the curb at the street crossings and/or does not have a level landing at the top. (Section 21.2.1)
eastern curb cut not perpendicular.
___x_Maximum slope exceeds1:12 (8.3%). (Section 21.3)
Western curb cut run-slope: 15.3%
Eastern curb cut run-slope: 9.4%
__x__Cross-slope of curb cut center slope exceeds 1:50 (2%). (Section 21.3)
Western curb cut cross-slope: 7.5%.
Eastern curb cut cross-slope: 4.4%
A group of history, sociology and political science students from Bridgewater College traveled to Washington, D.C., March 1, to observe the United States Supreme Court in action. The oral argument heard by the students was Schindler Elevator Corp., v. United States (Docket No. 10-188). Following the court session, the students interviewed one of Justice Anthony Kennedy's law clerks and then were treated to a tour of the building's east and west conference rooms.
The students were accompanied by Dr. Timothy J. Brazill, associate professor of sociology, Dr. James S. Josefson, associate professor of political science and history, and Roy W. Ferguson Jr., the college's executive vice president.
working from home today...and i realize that we seriously need to organize these shelves. maybe before we have our housewarming party in a couple of weeks would be a good time for that.
also on the docket this week...getting excited for our good friends' wedding this weekend, and thinking that given the forecast, i may be wearing rubber boots with my dress. this is something i'm not so secretly really excited about.
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We had a busy day today, with Schnookie working out with her trainer first thing in the morning while Pookie did some bank errands, then brunch in Princeton with Cindy, then a bike ride at the Pole Farm, then Game Night at Paul and Sarah's. Whew! We don't normally have that much social interaction on the docket. Anyway, it was an exciting evening, because Clark has recently learned to play Clue, so that was the top item on the agenda. Only it turned out that the Fair View clan had been even busier during the day than we had, and the kids were completely wiped out by dinnertime. So we had two cranky children being a lot less into Clue than the punchy adults, who were all loudly playing with "North & South"-worthy horrible southern accents. "Ah summon MISTAH HHHH-WHAAAIIITE to the CONSUHVAHHTORRY, and ah DO demand SATISFACTION!"
After the kids were mercifully (for their sakes) dismissed for bed, we had an even punchier few rounds of the delightful "Monikers". It was a fantastic evening.
Riverkeeper and members of the HSBC Water Programme, honored the day by doing a beach clean-up and touring the Newtown Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. Read the blog post about the day.
The Cameron County District Attorney's Office provided free fingerprinting to Boy and Girl Scouts of the Rio Grande Valley. The Scouts watched a docket be processed in the 197th state District Court of Judge Migdalia Lopez and the 103rd state District Court of Judge Janet Leal. They then received a tour of the District Attorney's Office where Cmdr. Luis Carlos De Leon and IT Specialist Tim Bowen provided free fingerprinting. Both De Leon and Bowen are part of the Unified Narcotics Investigation Task Force (U.N.I.T.) The U.N.I.T. is a South Texas High Intensity Drug-Trafficking Area Initiative (H.I.D.T.A.). Pictured are Cmdr. De Leon and a local Scout.
Riverkeeper and members of the HSBC Water Programme, honored the day by doing a beach clean-up and touring the Newtown Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. Read the blog post about the day.
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On Friday, a Maryland federal judge granted summary judgment in favor of Intellectual Ventures on Capital One’s claims that IV’s acquisition and enforcement of patents relating to banking services violated U.S. antitrust law. In a 53-page memorandum Opinion, Judge Paul G. Grimm found that IV’s conduct in obtaining and enforcing its patents was immune from antitrust liability based on the Noerr-Pennington doctrine. In addition, the court held that Capital One was barred from relitigating its antitrust claims based upon a 2014 ruling from a Virginia federal court that had rejected similar antitrust claims alleged by Capital One against IV.
The IV Patent Case
In 2014, IV sued Capital One in federal court in Maryland for infringement of four IV patents (the author served as one of IV’s local counsel). Those patents generally related to various aspects of online banking. In response, Capital One filed antitrust counterclaims for monopolization and attempted monopolization under Section 2 of the Sherman Act, and unlawful asset acquisition under Section 7 of the Clayton Act.
In 2016, the district court granted summary judgment to Capital One on IV’s patent claims. The court found that two of IV’s patents were ineligible under Section 101 and the Supreme Court’s Alice decision. In addition, the court ruled that IV was collaterally estopped from asserting its other two patents based upon a previous decision in a New York federal case, which found those same two patents to be ineligible under Section 101. The patent aspects of the action were appealed, and in 2017, the Federal Circuit affirmed.
Capital One’s Antitrust Counterclaims
Meanwhile, the district court allowed litigation to proceed over IV’s antitrust counterclaims. The essence of Capital One’s antitrust claim was that:
IV’s business practice is to acquire a vast portfolio of thousands of patents that purportedly deal with technology essential to the types of services offered by commercial banks (such as ATM transactions, mobile banking, on-line banking, and credit card transactions). It then employs an aggressive marketing scheme whereby it makes an “offer” for banks to license (Capital One really would prefer to say “extorts” banks to license) its entire portfolio for a period of years at a jaw-droppingly high price. But, Capital One insists, when the banks ask for details about the patents covered in the portfolio in order to determine whether their services infringe them, IV refuses to disclose sufficient information to enable them to make an intelligent decision about whether they should agree to the license. And, if the bank balks at licensing the entire portfolio at IV’s take-it-or leave-it price, IV then threatens to file a patent infringement claim against the bank regarding only a few of the patents in the portfolio. Adding insult to injury, IV then makes it clear that should it lose the patent infringement case, it will simply file another (and if needed, another, and so on) regarding a different set of its patents, until the prospect of endless high-cost litigation forces the bank to capitulate and license the entire portfolio.
After extensive fact and expert discovery, IV moved for summary judgment. In relevant part, the district court rejected Capital One’s antitrust counterclaims based upon the “Noerr-Pennington” doctrine. Under Noerr-Pennington, a party (including a patent holder) who petitions the government for redress (such as by filing a complaint) is generally immune from antitrust liability.
The court noted that two exceptions to Noerr-Pennington immunity as applied to patent actions are when: (1) a patent holder knowingly enforces a patent procured by fraud (also known as the “Walker Process” fraud doctrine); and (2) the patentee engages in “sham” litigation by asserting patent claims they know are objectively baseless and with the subjective intention to interfere directly with the business relationships of a competitor.
The district court found that neither exception to immunity applies.
In particular, Capital One failed to adduce any evidence that IV’s patents were procured by fraud on the USPTO. Consequently, Capital One failed to establish a Walker Process exception to antitrust immunity.
The district court also held that the patent litigation was not a “sham.” The court focused its analysis on the objective prong of the sham litigation exception and found that multiple grounds existed for concluding that “no reasonable factfinder” could conclude that IV’s patent infringement action was “objectively baseless.”
The court noted, for example, that an independent Special Master “with significant experience in handling patent litigation” (renowned litigator Ray Lupo) wrote two comprehensive reports and recommendations, and that per Mr. Lupo’s “detailed and insightful analysis, IV did succeed on two of its patent claims: the Special Master recommended a judgment of patent eligibility for the ’084 and ’002 Patents.” The court found that “[t]his fact alone is sufficient to show that a reasonable litigant could realistically expect to succeed on the merits.”
As further support of its conclusion that IV’s patent litigation was not objectively baseless, the court also relied upon the following undisputed facts:
The patent action was filed prior to the Supreme Court’s Alice decision;
IV has not filed any additional suits against Capital One post-Alice;
IV withdrew specific claims when it was persuaded that it would not prevail;
IV appealed the district court’s patent-based rulings, “an extra step that one who did not expect to succeed likely would not bother taking.”;
IV incurred substantial litigation expenses, and the litigation involved nineteen attorneys for IV, as well as a Special Master and an economic consultant, and the docket included almost 700 entries and the documents in support of the parties’ summary judgment briefing exceed 13,000 pages;
IV did not itself prepare or prosecute the asserted patents; it acquired them from third parties and was “entitled to rely on their presumptive validity”;
In 2014, the district court in Virginia ruled that IV’s patent infringement action was not an “exceptional case” marked by “unreasonable conduct” that would justify an award of attorneys’ fees to Capital One; and
IV designated nine experts on objective reasonableness—in comparison to Capital One’s failure to designate any.
The court concluded based on these undisputed facts that “no reasonable factfinder could conclude that IV lacked probable cause to file suit.”
In addition, the court found that the antitrust claims were barred based on collateral estoppel predicated upon similar antitrust claims that Capital One had alleged, and which were dismissed, in 2014 in a patent case filed by IV in the Eastern District of Virginia.
The Maryland court noted that in the Virginia litigation, the relevant market for antitrust purposes was defined as “IV’s ‘portfolio of 3,500 or more patents that [IV] alleges cover widely used financial and retail banking services’ in the United States.” The court in Virginia held that Capital One had failed to define a legally cognizable antitrust “relevant market.”
In the Maryland case, the court noted that Capital One was alleging the same “relevant market” definition that had been considered, and rejected, in the Virginia litigation. Furthermore, the court concluded that the relevant market finding was crucial to the Virginia court’s determination, and that Capital One had a full and fair opportunity to litigate the issue. The Maryland court concluded that Capital One was estopped from arguing “that its relevant market, which has not changed materially from the relevant market alleged in the Virginia litigation, is not a relevant market for antitrust purposes.”
Consequently, based on both Noerr-Pennington immunity and collateral estoppel, the district court entered summary judgment in favor of IV on all of Capital One’s antitrust claims.
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Riverkeeper and members of the HSBC Water Programme, honored the day by doing a beach clean-up and touring the Newtown Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. Read the blog post about the day.
Fleet Week, a celebration dedicated to US Navy, Coast Guard and Marine Corps, takes place in NYC annually since 1984. There’s the demonstration of today’s maritime services’ capabilities. Navy music band concerts and self-defense perform in Times Square. Royal Canadian Navy vessels are arriving in the New York Harbor to participate in the 2019 Fleet Week.
Battle ship tour in Manhattan was at Pier 86. Today, Coast Guard is under Homeland Security Department and they have police force that is difference from the military force that don’t have. One of the functions for Royal Canadian Navy vessels is sweeping mines. Navy Yard Patrol craft are used for training and for research purposes. LPD21 USS New York Amphibious Transport Docket is also called a “landing platform, dock” (LDP). A total of seven and a half tons of steel from the World Trade Center were recovered and melted down and cast to become the ship's stem bar.
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Fred sent these photos from the Bonhams Auction Preview in Scottsdale, AZ.
1955 Porsche 550 Spyder
From journal.classiccars.com/2022/02/17/porsche-550-spyder-fea... - Bonhams will have this car on the docket for its Amelia Island auction March 3 during the northeast Florida collector car celebration that culminates in the Amelia Concours d’Elegance.
Highly desired and much-replicated, the Porsche 550 has a pre-auction estimated value of $4.5 million to $5.5 million.
Bonhams calls the Porsche a “hidden treasure,” noting that it comes to auction for the first time after 50 years of close-held ownership, and the first time seen in public in about two decades.
LETTER SIGNED, TO GENERAL COMTE DE MONTHOLON
responding sharply and in detail to a letter of complaint by Montholon and the "uncalled for intemperance and
indecency of the language which you have permitted yourself to use to me respecting my Government",
defending various aspects of life on St Helena including the level of freedom of movement he has allowed and the
condition of Napoleon's residence ("...Longwood is allowed to be beyond comparison the most pleasant as well as
the most healthy spot of this most Healthful Island..."), 8 pages, folio, docketed, the pages held together with red
string, St Helena, 22 December 1815
"...With regard to an ... 'Emperor Napoleon' I have only to inform you that I have no cognizance of any such person..."
Frustration on St Helena. Admiral Sir George Cockburn (1772-1853) conveyed Napoleon, to whom he will only refer as
"General Buonaparte" in this letter, to his final exile. They reached St Helena on 15 October 1815 and he remained in
command of the island until the arrival of Sir Hudson Lowe on 14 April 1816. His correspondent here, the Comte de
Montholon (1783-1853), remained with Napoleon until his death - his wife was Napoleon's last mistress.
Madison county courthouse, madison Virginia in mid-morning sun.
I waited around for some 30 minutes after seeing the sherif frisk every person entering on this "court Day" because I thought they might just bring a shackled prisoner in, but the wait was in vain. All visitors were suited up and likely lawyers or civil docket folks.
Join Honor the Earth on TUESDAY, January 6 @ 2:00 PM in DULUTH, MN for the SANDPIPER PIPELINE HEARING -- more details below.
January 5-9, 2015, the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission (MPUC) will conduct public hearings regarding the Sandpiper Pipeline Project’s Certificate of Need. Times and locations of the hearings are as follows:
January 5, 2015, 2:00 pm
St. Paul, MNSaint Paul RiverCentre
Ballrooms A and B
175 West Kellogg Boulevard, St. Paul
January 6, 2015, 2:00 pm
Duluth, MNDowntown Holiday Inn
Great Lakes Ballroom - Lake Huron Room
200 West 1st Street, Duluth
January 7, 2015, 2:00 pm
Bemidji, MNBemidji State University (map)
Hobson Union - Ballroom
1500 Birchmont Drive Northeast, Bemidji
January 8, 2105, 2:00 pm
Crookston, MNCrookston Inn & Convention Center
Ballrooms 1 and 2
2200 University Avenue, Crookston
January 9, 2015, 2:00 pm
St. Cloud, MNSt. Cloud River’s Edge Convention Center
Herberger Suite
10 4th Avenue South, St. Cloud
To learn more about attending a public hearing, please visit the MPUC: mn.gov/puc/aboutus/meeting-hearing-details/index.html
The MPUC says "we encourage you to speak at a hearing and/or submit a comment to share your story about how Sandpiper will benefit you, your business or community and the State of Minnesota.
The MPUC public comment period for Sandpiper will be open through January 23, 2015 at 4:30 pm (comments must be received by 4:30 pm, comments received after that time will not be accepted). To submit your comments:
Visit www.mn.gov/puc, select “Comment on an Issue” and navigate to docket 13-473 to add your comments; or
Send comments to Minnesota Public Utilities Commission, 121 7th Place East, Suite 350, St. Paul, MN 55101; or
Or email consumer.puc@state.mn.us and reference docket number 13-473
Finally, in case of inclement weather, please visit www.mn.gov/puc or call 651-201-2213 or 855-731-6208 to find out the status of a meeting.
Earlier this year, the MPUC conducted public information meetings as part of the Pipeline Route Permit process. The meetings were as follows:
March 3, 2014, Crookston
March 4, 2014, McIntosh
March 4, 2014, Clearbrook
March 12, 2014 Park Rapids
March 12, 2014, Pine River
March 13, 2014, McGregor
March 13, 2014, Carlton
Applications
The complete administrative record can be found on MPUC docket. View all documents filed in the Certificate of Need (Docket 13-473) and the Pipeline Route Permit (Docket 13-474) dockets at www.puc.state.mn.us, select "Search eDockets," enter the year (13) and the docket number (473 or 474), select "Search."
Any time a mom refuses to participate in DNA paternity screening it can make the problem additionally challenging. When a romance comes to an at when managing the kid is good possibility that there'll be negotiation and dialogue. In the long run the marriage might be resolved within a legal courtroom of regulation. In some predicaments a father will one of gives economical assist when he's viewed as the father. Mom nonetheless may well use testing even below these situations..
The first step in the process is talking to the mother child and letting her know that you would like to establish paternity of his kid. The mother must have a rationale and it's important to inquire this problem. When you can continue during the while in the paternity checks approach devoid of the mom integrated then you really ought to go on and obtain a DNA Home kit to acquire a glance without filing any type legal action.
A Fathers Right with Paternity
Remaining well-informed during the legal rights being a father while in the point out which will present you with self-assurance to maneuver ahead. Their methods all around the World-wide-web for you to study the most essential details in your case. Although you go ahead with submitting a petition the court however has to look at each of the evidence and consider how you can move ahead. In the event the choose sees the mother is required paternity assessments then the decide could make that decision.
Lawyers
The next step in the process is to hire an attorney. You will discuss with the lawyer that trying to establish paternity with the boy or girl even so the mother will likely not take part in the Legal Paternity Test. You should examine while using the law firm that you'd like to ascertain paternity making sure that the kid is yours you are able to build visitation and/or month-to-month youngster support.
The following step inside the approach would be to have got a law firm and do not have a lawyer than higher an attorney that understands paternity testing rules. You will inform you lawyer that you will be trying to find paternity of your little one so you can set up visitation or setup monthly youngster assistance.
It is important be serene and qualified also to make trustworthy statements. Your lawyer can make the ask for towards the judge and hear your case and providing you create a sound circumstance the decide will grant your motion. In case the mom even now refuses at this time she will be observed in contempt of court and encounter feasible charges.
Often the courts will discover you a business to reside legal paternity examine but in many cases people will discover their own testing benchmarks. It is vital to help make certain which the paternity screening company in any way the accreditations required and so they adhere to the strict laws and suggestions. This was assure that the take a glance at effects are legitimate in court docket of law.
In some cases the courts will find you a company to provide legal paternity testing. Provided that you discover a paternity screening firm that has many of the accreditations expected and follows the demanding restrictions and suggestions for legal paternity testing your outcomes will probably be legitimate inside a court docket of legislation.
Testing for paternity use to something which took several months and even months. But now while using the developments in engineering you are able to get correct benefits valid in court in just a handful of times. The precision of testing has also improved after a while and with a lot more people testing for paternity day-to-day the cost of testing carries on to reduce.
"The National Radio Quiet Zone (NRQZ) was established by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in Docket No. 11745 (November 19, 1958) and by the Interdepartment Radio Advisory Committee (IRAC) in Document 3867/2 (March 26, 1958) to minimize possible harmful interference to the National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) in Green Bank, WV and the radio receiving facilities for the United States Navy in Sugar Grove, WV. The NRQZ is bounded by NAD-83 meridians of longitude at 78d 29m 59.0s W and 80d 29m 59.2s W and latitudes of 37d 30m 0.4s N and 39d 15m 0.4s N, and encloses a land area of approximately 13,000 square miles near the state border between Virginia and West Virginia."
According to our business contact the equipment located in Green Bank is exceptionally sensitive. Due to the NRQZ, it regularly picks up garage door openers and on one occasion, a dog had accidentally “relieved” itself on an electric blanket; the subsequent short was detected by their equipment and eventually traced back to the leaky canine.
All of the vehicles roaming the facility’s grounds are old diesel Suburbans or Checker cabs. Apparently they do not posses electronic transmissions, which would interfere with the telescopes.
Atlantic Bridge Project Public Comment Hearing - The second part of Spectra Energy's illegally segmented Spectra Pipeline is up on the docket. #1 = AIM #2 = Atlantic Bridge and #3 = Access Northeast. Spectra Energy is pretending these are 3 different project to avoid any responsibility for cumulative impacts.
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Re: Protecting Statutory Conscience Rights in Health Care; Delegations of Authority, Docket No. HHS–OCR–2018–0002
Bartlett Street was reconstructed in 2004. But much of the pedestrian portion was done wrong, due to lack of code compliance. The City of Somerville says they will re-do this in 2014.
AAB Docket#C10-208 521 CMR complaints include:
___x_Maximum slope exceeds1:12 (8.3%). (Section 21.3)
West curb cut (reconstructed): OK
East curb cut (unreconstructed: 14.4%
__x__Cross-slope of curb cut center slope exceeds 1:50 (2%). (Section 21.3)
West curb cut cross-slope: 7.1
East curb cut cross-slope: 7%
__x__Grading and drainage are not designed to minimize water pooling, ice accumulation, or water flowing at the bottom of the curb cut. (Section 21.5)
__x__The slope of the landing exceeds 1:50 (2%) in any direction. (Section 21.6.1)
West curb cut (unreconstructed) landing has a cross slope of
Other: Curb cuts are reconstructed on one side of the street and curb cuts are not mitigated on the opposite side of the street.
Other: skewed crosswalk prevents existing curb cuts from aligning. There is no clear reason why a straight crosswalk was infeasible.
A group of history, sociology and political science students from Bridgewater College traveled to Washington, D.C., March 1, to observe the United States Supreme Court in action. The oral argument heard by the students was Schindler Elevator Corp., v. United States (Docket No. 10-188). Following the court session, the students interviewed one of Justice Anthony Kennedy's law clerks and then were treated to a tour of the building's east and west conference rooms.
The students were accompanied by Dr. Timothy J. Brazill, associate professor of sociology, Dr. James S. Josefson, associate professor of political science and history, and Roy W. Ferguson Jr., the college's executive vice president.
A group of history, sociology and political science students from Bridgewater College traveled to Washington, D.C., March 1, to observe the United States Supreme Court in action. The oral argument heard by the students was Schindler Elevator Corp., v. United States (Docket No. 10-188). Following the court session, the students interviewed one of Justice Anthony Kennedy's law clerks and then were treated to a tour of the building's east and west conference rooms.
The students were accompanied by Dr. Timothy J. Brazill, associate professor of sociology, Dr. James S. Josefson, associate professor of political science and history, and Roy W. Ferguson Jr., the college's executive vice president.
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Truly, this is the longest yard. We've got nowhere to go, no one to answer to, nothing on our dockets... except counting down the hours to Christmas morning. AND IT'S NOT EVEN CHRISTMAS EVE YET.
Our traditional way to observe Christmas Eve is to stitch in front of the TV all day (us? Can you believe it??), shotgunning a full season of a procedural TV show that we exclusively watch on the holidays. For years it was Bones, but then that fell off the rails. Then it was the last couple of seasons of NCIS after we discovered how great that show was... until it fell off the rails. This year we're sampling Scorpion. And OMG, it is AMAZING. Utter perfection. And we had to do it today, on Christmas Eve Eve, because the sports gods have smiled upon us this year, with a full slate of football on Christmas Eve proper. We're almost there. Just a few more episodes, and then a few games... and then it'll be Christmas.
Riverkeeper and members of the HSBC Water Programme, honored the day by doing a beach clean-up and touring the Newtown Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. Read the blog post about the day.
ABA 2009 annual meeting Aug 2nd On the Docket, The Supreme Court's 2008-09 Term. Our own Ed Adams is one of the speakers
St. Louis Public Defender Teresa Coyle waits for assistant Prosecuting attorney Bryn Henley to sign some papers while attending to the docket in Judge Larry Permuter's courtroom in the St. Louis County Justice Center Tuesday morning. KAREN ELSHOUT/photo
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