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Jets' top rookies in danger of missing Cardinals matchup
October 7, 2020 | 10:51pm
Jets rookie wide receiver Denzel Mims is eligible to return from injured reserve, but it does not sound as if he is close to playing.
Mims, who has dealt with hamstring injuries since the beginning of training camp, was not cleared to practice Wednesday and remains on IR. The Jets cleared other players who were on IR to begin practicing, but not Mims.
"He's done a lot of a lot of things he needs to do, every once in a while he might feel something," Gase said. "So that's when our guys got to kind of evaluate and see what we've got to do and see what we've got to manipulate and figure out how to get that fixed."
Mims, the team's second-round pick from Baylor, injured one hamstring just before training camp started and missed all of camp. He returned to practice before the season opener against the Bills, but injured his other hamstring and has not practiced since. The Jets placed him on IR after Week 1, meaning he would be out for at least three games. That period is over, but he's not ready to come back yet.
This is why the Jets signed Joe Flacco
This is why he was brought here. The Jets signed...
"I don't want to put a timetable on it, I just know we've got to make sure when he does come back, we've got to have him for the duration," Gase said. "If he's not ready, then we shouldn't have him out there. When he's ready, that's when we need him out there, because we need him to be out there and stay out there."
Mims is not the only ailing rookie. LT Mekhi Becton, the team's first-round pick, did not practice Wednesday and could miss Sunday's game against the Cardinals.
"It's all strength predicated," Gase said. "When he gets to the point where he feels like he's got the strength that he's looking for, the way he plays, that's when I think he'll feel good, we'll feel good. I just know that he doesn't have that at the moment. He's working to get it back, and we'll just kind of see. We're just taking it day to day and just kind of see where he's at."
The Jets cleared RB Le'Veon Bell, WR Vyncint Smith, LB Blake Cashman and DL Jabari Zuniga to practice Wednesday. All of them have been on IR. The Jets now have a 21-day window to move them onto the active roster. It seems likely Bell will play Sunday. … WR Breshad Perriman (ankle) did not practice. Gase said he is still struggling with change of direction. … CB Bless Austin (calf), OLB Jordan Jenkins (shoulder, calf) and QB Sam Darnold (shoulder) also did not practice. S Ashtyn Davis (groin) and WR Chris Hogan (ribs, knee) were limited.
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Deconstruction and Reconstruction of the Sentencing Guidelines Part 3: How Do We Do It?
Hanging Out with Carl Gunn
By Carl GunnHanging Out with Carl Gunn
BLOG BULLETS
There's a five-step process you can use to "deconstruct" a guideline.
Step 1 is to track the history of the guideline, through Commission reports and other records and through the amendment history of the guidelines.
Steps 2, 3, and 4 are to look for analysis and criticism of the guideline in the Commission's own reports and empirical research, outside empirical research, and law review articles and other commentary.
Step 5 is to look for judicial criticism, both explicitly in written opinions and implicitly in frequent variance from the guideline.
NOW THE BLOG
Continuing from last week's post, just how do we "deconstruct" a guideline? Drawing on various presentations and resources from our Federal Public Defender Sentencing Resource Counsel group, whose wonderful resources you can find on the www.fd.org and www.src-project.org websites, I offer five steps for you to take (along with others you may think of yourself).
Step 1: Track the history of the guideline and the reasons for that history. You can find the "past practice," i.e., the pre-guidelines average, for many guidelines in Chapter 4 of the Sentencing Commission's Supplementary Report on the Initial Sentencing Guidelines and Policy Statements, which is available at www.fd.org and also linked here, and if your guideline isn't included, find anecdotal or other evidence of what it was like in the "old days." You can find the amendment history in the "historical note" at the end of each guideline in the guidelines manual. You can find the reasons for the amendments in Appendix C of the guidelines manual; can sometimes glean the reasons for an amendment from public comments and/or testimony at Sentencing Commission hearings, some of which are available at www.fd.org; and can find out whether an amendment was the product of a Congressional directive by checking a list of Congressional directives which can be found at www.fd.org and is also linked here. An amendment adopted in response to a Congressional directive is almost by definition not the "product of empirical data and national experience" (see my prior posts about this being the supposed basis for the guidelines); rather, it's a product of the Congressional directive.
Step 2: Look in the Sentencing Commission's own studies and reports for its own acknowledgment and admissions about problems with the guideline. There are a number of Sentencing Commission studies and reports out there now – which can be found on both the Sentencing Commission's own website and the Federal Public Defender Sentencing Resource Counsel website at www.src-project.org – that acknowledge various problems with various guidelines. Some examples include a report on problems with the child pornography guideline, a report on problems with the career offender guideline and other criminal history issues, and a report acknowledging the correlation between reduced recidivism and certain offender characteristics such as age, employment, and family circumstances.
Step 3: Don't be limited to the Sentencing Commission's empirical research, especially because it may not have done any (see Step 1 above). There may be DOJ studies that are helpful; as one example, see Miles D. Harer, Federal Bureau of Prisons, Office of Research and Evaluation,Recidivism Among Federal Prisoners Released in 1987 54 (Aug. 4, 1994), available at www.bop.gov, on the correlation of certain offender characteristics with reduced recidivism. There are also multiple other studies by academic and non-profit groups, many of which are cited in various of the materials which can be found on thewww.fd.org and www.src-project.org websites.
Step 4: Look for law review articles and other commentary on your guideline. Articles and/or papers can be found on www.fd.org, including a paper written on the child pornography guideline by an Assistant Federal Public Defender that's been cited in numerous court opinions, see, e.g., United States v. Henderson, 649 F.3d 955, 965 (9th Cir. 2011) (Berzon, J., concurring); United States v. Grober, 624 F.3d 592, 597 (3d Cir. 2010); United States v. Dorvee, 616 F.3d 174, 185 (2d Cir. 2010); articles in the more practice- and commentary-oriented Federal Sentencing Reporter published by the Vera Institute of Justice; and articles in more academic law reviews, see, e.g.,Doug Keller, Why the Prior Conviction Sentencing Enhancements in the Illegal Re-entry Cases Are Unjust and Unjustified (and Unreasonable Too), 51 Bost. Coll. L. Rev. 719 (2010); Frank Bowman, The Failure of the Federal Sentencing Guidelines: A Structural Analysis, 105 Colum. L. Rev. 1315 (2005).
Step 5: Look for judicial criticism of the guideline. The most obvious is explicit judicial criticism in judicial opinions; see as examples, the Supreme Court's characterization of the guideline at issue in Pepper v. United States, 131 S. Ct. 1229 (2011) as "rest[ing] on wholly unconvincing policy rationales," id. at 1247; criticism of the child pornography guideline in United States v. Henderson, supra, United States v. Dorvee, supra, and a multitude of district court opinions; criticism of the illegal reentry guideline in United States v. Galvez-Barrios, 355 F. Supp. 2d 958 (E.D. Wis. 2005); and criticism of the theft/fraud guideline in United States v. Emmenegger, 329 F. Supp. 2d 416 (S.D.N.Y. 2004). But don't look for just explicit judicial criticism. Look for implicit judicial criticism as well, in the form of statistics or other documentation showing that sentencing courts are frequently varying from the guideline. Looking to this sort of "feedback" is consistent with Justice Breyer's recognition, in the law review article I cited in last week's post,that "the Commission's system is evolutionary [and it] can continually revise its Guidelines . . . through the analysis of information that is obtained while the Guidelines are actually in effect." Stephen Breyer, The Federal Sentencing Guidelines and the Key Compromises Upon Which They Rest, 17 Hofstra L. Rev. 1, 17 (1988). It is also consistent with the Supreme Court's recognition in Rita v. United States, 551 U.S. 338 (2007) that the Commission's work is "ongoing," that courts in individual cases will depart or, after Booker, simply impose a non-guidelines sentence and set forth their reasons, and that those results should then be collected and considered by the Commission. Id.at 350.
Steps 6 and beyond: Don't be limited by these first five steps. Think of other places to look for information and/or evidence exposing the guideline as non-empirical, irrational, or otherwise inappropriate "advice" (which is of course all it is after Booker).
For this week, that's enough. Next week we'll talk about some examples.
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Deconstruction and Reconstruction of the Sentencing Guidelines Part 5: We Can Build Our Own →
Shortly before I moved on after 28 years of work as a Federal Public Defender, one of the younger attorneys I had the honor to mentor forwarded me an e-mail he'd received from an Assistant United States Attorney. The e-mail complained that my younger colleague was being extremely frustrating, that my colleague was making far too much of a "simple little case," that the client in the case was going to be deported no matter what, and that my colleague was forcing the prosecutor to "expend a tremendous amount of effort" on what the prosecutor characterized as a "silly issue." He ended his e-mail by asking, "Have you been hanging out with Carl Gunn?"
Some people would have been insulted by this, but I felt rather proud. Making as much as we can out of what the government sees as "simple little cases," litigating issues despite the government's view that they might be "silly," and "expend[ing] a tremendous amount of effort" on behalf of clients who have the full weight of the government thrown up against them – often with the government's view that the case is open and shut, or "simple" – is our calling as public defenders and defense attorneys. We all have our different reasons for doing it, but it's a crucial task – for our clients, our system, and ourselves. As Sir Thomas More was said to say in "A Man for All Seasons" in response to his future son-in- law's exclamation that he'd "cut down every law in England" to get at the devil: "Oh, and when the last law in England was down and the Devil turned round on you – where would you hide, Roper, all the laws being flat?"
I'm proud if "hanging out with Carl Gunn" means not just accepting the government's view that cases are "simple" and "little," that issues are "silly," and that we shouldn't expend resources on our clients. Hence the name of this blog: "Hanging out with Carl Gunn." I hope to offer some thoughts and ideas that the government may think are "silly," but I respectfully don't; that you can use in cases that the government may think are "simple," but aren't so simple when looked at more critically; and that are an entirely appropriate way to expend our resources. And in the spirit of this being a "hanging out" together, there might be guest bloggers from time to time with their "silly" ideas to offer. I hope you find some of the ideas on this blog helpful and offer whatever comments you might have to add to them.
Not a Single Washington Conviction Counts as a Crime of Violence or Controlled Substance Offense Under the Guidelines! And the Same for Indiana, Iowa, Massachusetts, Nebraska, and Oklahoma.
A Bit of Cloud Over Shackling, but Also Some Silver Linings
Lest You Had Any Doubt.
More Issues About Recording Attorney-Client Communications
Some Support for the Idea of Just Pleading Open.
Supreme Court Approval of "50 State Surveys"
No Icing Our Clients in the Second Circuit Either; That's Hockey Country, and You Only Get to Ice in Hockey When You're Playing Short-Handed.
An Update on Mandamusing Them If They Won't Throw Off the Chains.
Some Hope Dashed on Drug Statute Divisibility, But Not All of It.
Mandamus Them If They Won't Throw Off the Chains!
Those Were the Days, . . . . Still, There Might Be a Bone They're Throwing Us . . .
Another Interesting and Helpful Discovery Case.
If You Haven't Already, You Can Sure Throw Off Those Chains Now.
Fake Cop "Experts": Leading a Double Life
Fake Cop "Experts": Some Good and Bad Cases.
Fake Cop "Experts": Yes, Daubert Applies to Them Too – Sort of Sort of.
Fake Cop "Experts": Yes, Daubert Applies to Them Too – Sort of.
Emperors With No Clothes and Junk Science
A State Court's Mistaken Take on the Effect of the Federal Wiretap Statute on State Wiretap Authority.
More or Less Advanced than Mutt and Jeff? And Not Advanced Enough in Any Event?
An Update on Melting ICE
Cell Light, Cellebrite, First Cell Phone Search I See Tonight . . .
Some Success in Arizona and Still Waiting in California
It's That Time of Year Again! (Though Nothing May Happen This Time.)
DOJ Cares About Accurate Eyewitness Id's as Well (Unless "Making America Great Again" and "You're Fired" Changes That)
Sometimes It's Hard, But Remember What Side You're On.
A Nuance of I Was Entrapped At Least This Much
An Update on If I Wasn't Completely Entrapped, I Was Entrapped At Least This Much
Which Max Do They Mean?
A Guest Post on the Racism in Our Drug Laws, the Few Efforts to Ameliorate It, and a Hint at Future Litigation.
Batson Basics: Identifying Pretext
Construing "Great" in "Make America Great Again"
Batson Basics: How Does It Protect?
Batson Basics: Who Does the Protecting and Who are Jurors Protected From?
Batson Basics: What Are Jurors Protected From?
Batson Basics: Who Does It Protect?
Those Great Discovery Opinions From a Couple of Years Ago Are Still Being Followed.
A Glimmer of Hope Glimmers Again.
Exciting News About Divisibility Challenges to the California Drug Statutes!
Some Further Thoughts on It's a Mandatory Ten Years Total, Not a Mandatory Ten Years Federal
Some More Ammo for Deconstructing the Career Offender Guideline.
Another Circuit Supports the Argument that the California Drug Statutes Aren't Divisible.
An Update on Mathis's Effect on the Ninth Circuit Case Law Holding the California Drug Statutes Divisible
Just a Reminder on a Great (Well, Mostly Great) Guidelines Amendment That Took Effect Last Week.
Mathis May Open Up More Doors Than You Think.
Even the Supreme Court Agrees With Us!
Johnson and Johnson Not Only Makes Band-Aids But – Along with Leocal – Make a Good Argument that Even Bank Robbery Isn't a Crime of Violence.
When to Repeat Yourself and When Not to Repeat Yourself
These Are a Few of My Favorite Things (Hearsay Principles and Exceptions): Exceptions
These Are a Few of My Favorite Things (Hearsay Principles and Exceptions): Principles
An Application of One of the Recent Guidelines Amendments.
An Update on Waking Up to Reality and Coming Down to Earth.
A Glimmer of Hope (Maybe More than a Glimmer?) on the Indivisibility of Overbroad Drug Statutes.
There May Be More Viability – or at Least More Impact – in Your Fair Cross-Section Challenge than You Think.
In Case You Were Scoffing at Those Prior Posts . . .
An Update on the Extension of Riley to Probation Searches.
Another Great Categorical Approach/Divisibility Case.
It's a Mandatory Ten Years Total, Not a Mandatory Ten Years Federal.
Some Case Law Backing Up a Prior Post
A Caveat on Last Week's Post About What a Defendant Has to Prove at a Suppression Hearing.
When Do You Get a Hearing on Your Motion?
A Second Prop 47 Opinion to Use in Challenging Enhancements.
More on Those Great New Categorical Approach Cases
A Couple of Great New Categorical Approach Cases.
A Breaking (Well, Almost Breaking) News Bulletin on Changes to the Career Offender "Crime of Violence" Definition.
The Different Rules for Prior Inconsistent Statements and Prior Consistent Statements
The New (Well, Sorta New) Rule on Prior Consistent Statements.
Some People in Congress Agree with Us About Our E-Mails with Clients.
State Authorities Are Still Violating the Wiretap Law
Some Prop 47 Ideas – and Even One Opinion – Floating Around Out There
Just a Little Reminder.
Johnson Can Help Your Guy Even If He's Out.
Reaffirmation and Clarification of the Categorical and Modified Categorical Approaches
Waking Up to Reality and Coming Back Down to Earth.
Sometimes Even the Judicial Committees Are Wrong.
Stop and Frisk or Just Stop?
Stuff Your Stupid Regulation: I Have the Constitution.
Detention Based on ICE Detainers Is Melting in the Ninth Circuit Too
Maybe We Don't Need to Worry. . . . Well, if They Do What Their Bosses Say.
Throw Off Those Chains!
If You Want to Do Even More More Dreaming . . .
If You Really Want to Dream . . .
The Blindness of Blind Mule Experts
The Supreme Court's Half Step Toward Supporting the Ninth Circuit on Overbreadth of Controlled Substance Schedules
More than a Residual Victory
Beware of Winking and Nodding with Informants
Another Update on a Not So Recent Discovery Post
Some More Observations on Their Own Discovery Policies
Remind Them of Their Own Discovery Policies
It's Not All About the Money.
An Update on the 2015 Guidelines Amendments
Bad Cases Be Gone!
Using Descamps to Narrow the Use of the Shepard Documents
Don't Give Up on the Challenge to the California Drug Statutes' Divisibility
Rendon Remains Standing
The Swings Over the Years
We Can Keep on Dreaming.
Wait a Minute, That's Not All I Said!
How to Decide When Two or Three Convictions Are Just One
Who Gets to Decide When Two or Three Convictions Are Just One?
When Are Two or Three Convictions Just One?
Was It Obstruction of Justice, an Honest Mistake, or Just Wishful Thinking After the Fact?
Does "Trafficking" Really Mean "Trafficking"?
It's Not Too Early to Start Thinking About the Future: The Upcoming Guidelines Amendments
How About an Extension of Riley to Probation Searches?
Another Source for Arguments About the Need for Computer Search Protocols
An Application and Extension of Riley v. California on Cell Phone Searches
A Half Step in Our Favor on State Wiretaps
More on Reading Attorney-Client Mail (and E-Mail?)
Some Caveats on Last Week's Case
A Nice Breach Case
Some Enlightenment in Federal Law Enforcement?
Sometimes (Though Perhaps Not Often) Relevant Conduct Can Be a Good Thing
Another Possibly Overlooked Evidence Rule: Impeaching Those Not Present
An Update on a Not So Recent Discovery Post
An Update on a Recent Discovery Post
The Ninth Circuit Agrees With Us on What Divisibility Means Under Descamps
Does Riley v. California Affect United States v. Cotterman Even More?
Does Riley v. California Affect United States v. Cotterman?
They Don't Seem to Know Their Rule 16 Obligations Either
Making Them Give Immunity to Your Witnesses as Well as Theirs
I Have Some Questions of My Own I'd Like to Ask the Venire, Judge!
Do They Get to Read Your Attorney-Client E-Mail Just Because They Say They're Going To? What If You Tell Them In the E-Mail They Can't? Or Get a Court to Tell Them?
Single Felony or Multiple Misdemeanors?
A Prediction Come True (Well, a Little Bit Anyway)
Can You Keep Rule 404(b) Evidence Out With a Stipulation? (Part 2)
Can You Keep Rule 404(b) Evidence Out With a Stipulation?
Another Thing Prosecutors Think They Can Do That They Can't
They Don't Get to Impeach Something They Knew They Were Going to Get
Government Confessions! Or at Least Admissions
Booker's Creeping Effect: Some Slowly Developing Good News on Sentencing and a New Milestone of Sorts
Another Descamps Angle on a California Drug Statute
A Summary and Some Further Nuances of Descamps's Divisibility Requirement
More More on What's a Divisible Statute Under Descamps: An Application of Last Week's Post to the Offense of Burglary
More on What's a Divisible Statute Under Descamps
A Wrong Approach to the Categorical Approach for Conspiracy - and a Hope It Might Be Corrected.
The Right Approach to the Categorical Approach Applied to Attempt
The Right Approach to the Categorical Approach
Some Movement in the Real Change that Might Happen Out There
Even Competency Examinations Can Open Up a Can of Worms; Think About the Potential Taint There
Prosecutors Need to Be Careful What They Ask For: The Trap They Create By Asking for a Mental Health Evaluation of a Defendant and How to Use the Trap Against Them
Prosecutors Aren't Always Entitled to the Mental Health Evaluation of the Defendant They Think They're Entitled To
Computer Searches Out in the Internetsphere: A Case and Some Thoughts
The Holder Memo: Is It a Double-Edged Sword?
Is There Some More Real Change Going to Happen Out There?
In a Land Far, Far Away: Challenging Remote Detention
Is Global Warming Melting ICE's Immigration Detainer Glaciers?
A Brady Dissent that Gives All the More Reason to Push for Brady Material Pretrial
Deconstruction and Reconstruction of the Sentencing Guidelines Part 5: We Can Build Our Own
Deconstruction and Reconstruction of the Sentencing Guidelines Part 4: Some Examples of Deconstruction
Deconstruction and Reconstruction of the Sentencing Guidelines Part 2: A Dirty Little Secret
Deconstruction and Reconstruction of the Sentencing Guidelines: Part 1
Some More on Breaches of Plea Agreements
They Don't Get to Decide on Their Own that You Breached; It's Up to the Judge
Even More Reason to Insist on a Conditional Plea When You've Got a Good Issue for Appeal
You Need Just an Eeesy-Weensy-Teensy Bit of Evidence - Well Maybe Just a Touch More - to Get That Defense Instruction
If I Wasn't Completely Entrapped, I Was Entrapped At Least This Much
The Ice ICE Is Using to Ice Your Client Is Melting a Bit
More on the Brave New World of Computer Searches at the Border
Returning Once Again to the Brave New World of Computer Searches: Another Case on Search Protocols
Still More on Descamps: An Application of Last Week's Post
More on Descamps
A Return to McNabb and Mallory
What Fury Hath Descamps Wrought?
Still More Still More Still More (Sorry) on the Privilege Against Self-Incrimination: How Long Does It Last?
Still More Still More on the Privilege Against Self-Incrimination: What Does It Apply To?
Still More on the Privilege Against Self-Incrimination: What Do You Do if the Witness Claims It?
The Rest of My Own Little Supreme Court Update
My Own Little Supreme Court Update
More on the Privilege Against Self-Incrimination: How Do You Claim It?
More on Fifth Amendment Rights from the News: On the Scope of the Privilege Against Self-Incrimination
More on Bad Wars Make Bad Law: Some Judicial Warnings
Bad Wars Make Bad Law: An Extension of the War on Terrorism and Its Creeping Infringement on Civil Liberties
It's Not Just Differences in Elements You Need to Consider in Applying the Categorical Approach; Think About Differences in Sentencing Factors and Affirmative Defenses as Well
Some Good News on Crack, and a Call for the Government to Come Through on Its Rhetoric About Fairness and Injustice
If They're Giving Us the Report, Why Not Give Us the Notes?
A DOJ Acknowledgment of Discovery in the Brave New World of Computers
Have You Thought About the Discovery that Word Processing Might Produce?
Aren't Notes a Written Record Too?
Interview Reports: The Difference Between Them and Us
To Report or Not to Report, That Is the Question (With Apologies to Shakespeare)
The Timing of Reciprocal Jencks: What's Sauce for the Goose Is Sauce for the Gander, But the Gander's Not Entitled to Better Sauce
The Case Law They Cite Is About the Abuse of Discretion, Not the Exercise of Discretion
Back to the Brave New World of Computer Searches: A Good (or at Least Improved) New Ninth Circuit Decision
Last Week's Post and Eyewitness Identification Expert Testimony
I Told You So: The Double Jeopardy Bar to Government Appeal of a Midtrial Judgment of Acquittal Revisited
The Constitution Is All Fine and Good, But Don't Forget the Rules of Evidence
They Can't Use Your Silence Against You Here. But They Can There. And There. So What About This Other Place?
Is the Government Actually Minimizing Wiretapped Calls?
Hope Springs Eternal in the Heart of an Ex-Public Defender
Applying Old Word Principles in the Brave New World of Computer Searches
Another Visit to the Brave New World of Computer Searches
Sometimes They Can't Appeal Even When the Judge Is Wrong
Don't Just Ask to Suppress the Involuntary Statement and the Evidence That's Fruit of the Poisonous Tree; Ask For a Full Kastigar Hearing
More on State Cops Counting as Federal Cops Under McNabb-Mallory
When Do State Cops Count as Federal Cops Under McNabb-Mallory?
If You Don't Have Miranda or Misconduct, Think About McNabb and Mallory
Materiality and Intent to Influence in 18 U.S.C. § 1014 Prosecutions
Materiality Is Also Misdefined in the Ninth Circuit Model Instructions
One Last Piece (at Least for Now) of Good News on the Modified Categorical Approach
Did You Know that "And" Really Means "Or"? (At Least Every Now and Then)
They May Reverse the Ninth Again! (But This Time We Want It)
Intent to Defraud Is Misdefined in the Ninth Circuit Model Instructions
Acceptance of Responsibility With a Trial: You Can Get It if You Really Want It
Objecting to a Conditional Plea to Prejudice the Jury: Prosecutorial Bad Form (and Even Bad Faith?)
They're Doing You a Favor by Agreeing to a Conditional Plea? Wait a Minute!
Why Do We Sign Plea Agreements? Or Who Needs the Government Anyway?
You Can Make Them Fix That Breach! Really Fix It
Did You Know This? The Drug Testing Error Rate Could Be One in a Hundred But the Chances of Your Client's Dirty Being a False Positive Could Be One in Two
Getting Even Braver in a Brave New World: Computer Searches Part 3
Getting Braver in a Brave New World: Computer Searches Part 2
The Brave New Fourth Amendment World of Computer Searches
Computer Discovery in Child Pornography Cases: You May Not Be Entitled to Everything, But You're Entitled to More Than They Usually Give
So You Think You Speak Spanish, Officer? Well, Give Us a Sample Then
A Fourth Government Misunderstanding: About Its Brady Obligation Again
Codifying the Brady Standard to Help the Prosecutors Understand
A Third Government Misunderstanding: About Its Basic Brady Obligation
Another Government Misunderstanding: About Expert Discovery
Some Good News and Some Bad News on Who Controls What's a Controlled Substance
Who Gets to Tap Your Phone: Just the DA Himself or His Assistants Too? Maybe Even His Secretary? How About the Janitor?
Can ICE Really Ice Your Client Even When He Gets a Bond in the Criminal Case? Or Is There a Way to Melt ICE?
A Government Misunderstanding: About Pretrial Detention
Love May or May Not Be in the Air, But the New Sentencing Guideline Amendments Are
Some Modest (or Immodest, as the Case May Be) Proposals for Our Clients' Multiple State And Federal Cases
Some Last Thoughts on the Categorical Approach -- From a Guest
More on the Categorical Approach for Applying Federal Prior Conviction Enhancement Statutes
Who Controls What's a Controlled Substance?
Enhance Your Litigation Skills by Challenging Enhancements
"Draft" Transcripts? Or the Better Originals?
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Title: ABKCO Records
Subject: Metamorphosis (The Rolling Stones album), Hot Rocks 1964–1971, Singles Collection: The London Years, Cameo-Parkway Records, Singles 1968–1971
Collection: 1967 Establishments in New York, American Record Labels, Labels Distributed by Universal Music Group, Music Publishing Companies of the United States, Record Labels Established in 1967, Reissue Record Labels
ABKCO Music & Records Inc
Allen Klein & Co.
Allen Klein
ABKCO Music & Records, Inc. (ABKCO acronym of Allen & Betty Klein and COmpany) is a major independent record label, music publisher, and film and video production company. It owns and or administers the rights to music by Sam Cooke, the Rolling Stones, the Animals, Herman's Hermits, Marianne Faithfull, the Kinks as well as the Cameo Parkway label, which includes recordings by such artists as Chubby Checker, Bobby Rydell, the Orlons, the Dovells, Question Mark & the Mysterians, the Tymes and Dee Dee Sharp. Until 2009, ABKCO administered Philles Records and its master recordings, including hits by the Righteous Brothers, the Ronettes, the Crystals and others (via a licensing deal with EMI Music Publishing, which owned the Philles catalog since the mid-1990s).
ABKCO Records is currently distributed by Universal Music Distribution, which also controls distribution of the Rolling Stones' post-ABKCO catalog.[2]
In addition to music, ABKCO controls the rights to Alejandro Jodorowsky's early films, including Fando y Lis, El Topo, and The Holy Mountain.
Although it rarely releases new music, the label released Believe, an album for charity performed by professional baseball player Nick Swisher, and soundtrack albums for films directed by Wes Anderson and Edgar Wright.
Lawsuits 2
Pop culture references 3
ABKCO is the successor company to a business that was founded in 1961 as Allen Klein & Co. Allen Klein was then a business manager specializing in music clients including Bobby Darin and Sam Cooke and, later, managed the Rolling Stones and the Beatles. ABKCO Industries was founded in 1968 as an umbrella company involved in management, music publishing, film, TV and theatrical production. (The acronym stood for "Allen & Betty Klein and COmpany," although Klein would often joke that it stood for "A Better Kind of COmpany"). Later that year, Cameo-Parkway Records was acquired by ABKCO, bringing the legendary Philadelphia label's decade-long run of hits into the fold.
The label had been heavily criticized by many fans for keeping the Cameo-Parkway material unavailable until 2005. ABKCO's licensing policy prevented releasing the original version of songs for compilations.[3] ABKCO sat on the entire catalog of music from artists such as Bobby Rydell and Chubby Checker. Some original artists had to re-record their hits for inclusion on bargain-basement oldies LP's.[4] Checker was forced to re-record his hits such as "The Twist".[5]
ABKCO is active in the release of compilations and reissues from its catalogs, film and commercial placement of its master recordings and music publishing properties. Jody Klein, president of ABKCO,[6] has been credited in the liner notes of the recordings in not only getting the Cameo-Parkway recordings (which he partially owns) finally released, but also overseeing an extensive remastering of the Rolling Stones, the Animals, Herman's Hermits, and Sam Cooke's 1960s recordings. Allen Klein died in 2009.
In January 1970, the Beatles signed a music publishing management contract with ABKCO Industries.[7] At some point after the contract was terminated, ABKCO sued the group, a suit resolved in 1977 when the Beatles paid ABKCO $4.2 million; other ABKCO Beatles-related lawsuits continued for at least a decade.[8]
ABKCO successfully sued the Verve over their song "Bitter Sweet Symphony", which samples an Andrew Loog Oldham Orchestra recording of "The Last Time" by the Rolling Stones.[9]
In July 2008, ABKCO filed a lawsuit against Lil Wayne for copyright infringement and unfair competition, specifically referring to the track "Playing with Fire" on his album Tha Carter III.[10] In the lawsuit, ABKCO claims that the song was obviously derived from the Rolling Stones' "Play with Fire", a song for which ABKCO owns the rights.[10][11] As a result, "Playing with Fire" was removed from the online music track listings of Tha Carter III.
"All Things Must Pass. When he was demo-ing this song for Phil Spector during 1970 he jokingly changed one line of the lyrics to "Beware of ABKCO".[12] This later became the name of a bootleg LP containing the recordings from that session.
^ a b Abkco Music & Records Inc. "Abkco Music & Records Inc - New York, New York (NY) | Company Profile". Manta.com. Retrieved 2011-09-12.
^ "Soumya Sriraman Appointed Vice President Of Marketing and Operations, Universal Music and Video Distribution/Visual Entertainment - Mentions That Abkco is One of the Labels Distributed by UMG". New.umusic.com. Retrieved 2011-09-12.
^ Charles Hill (January 15, 2000). "Mostly disinKleined - ABKCO Records - Epinions.com".
^ "StereOldie Shop - Cameo Parkway".
^ "K-Tel Greatest Hits - Chubby Checker". AllMusic.
^ "The Rolling Stones You Can't Always Get What You Want Soulwax Remix by IORR".
^ "The Beatles: The ABKCO Contract: Rockmine On-Line". Rockmine.com. Retrieved 2011-09-12.
^ "Horror stories of sampling" (archived 2009)
^ a b "Lil Wayne sued for using Rolling Stones track".
^ Kaufman, Gil (July 25, 2008). "'"Lil Wayne Sued By Rolling Stones Publisher Over 'Playing With Fire. MTV. Archived from the original on 28 August 2008. Retrieved 2008-08-21.
^ George Harrison (2001). All Things Must Pass (Album & CD). EMI.
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Team India skipper Virat Kohli has retained the top position among batsmen in the latest ICC rankings. His deputy Rohit Sharma bridged the gap at No. 2 following his record five World Cup tons. Pakistan's Babar Azam has gone up to the third place. Australia opener David Warner has re-entered the top 10 at number six.
India are ruling the roost in the ODI rankings with pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah extending his lead at the top from 21 points to 56 points after grabbing 17 wickets in the nine league matches at the World Cup. New Zealand's Trent Boult remained in the second spot. Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan has retained the top spot among all-rounders.
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27 Oct, 2017 - 10:31 AM IST | By indiantelevision.com Team
BENGALURU: Time Warner Inc., (Time Warner) reported increase in revenues and income – both operating as well as adjusted - due to increase across these parameters by all its segments - Turner, Home Box Office (HBO) and Warner Bros. The company's total revenue increased 6 percent for the quarter ended 30 September 2017 (Q3-17, current quarter) to $7,595 million from $7,167 million for the corresponding year ago quarter (y-o-y). Total operating income increased 11.5 percent y-o-y in the current quarter to $2,245 million from $2,014 million. Total adjusted operating income increased 13 percent y-o-y to $2,339 million from $2,070 million. It may be noted that the company continues to expect its pending merger with AT&T to close before yearend 2017.
Time Warner chairman and CEO Jeff Bewkes said, "We delivered very strong third-quarter results, keeping us on track to achieve our objectives for 2017. Both Turner and Home Box Office achieved double-digit gains in Subscription revenues, including HBO's highest quarterly growth in 13 years, while Warner Bros. had a terrific quarter in theatrical, which all contributed to us increasing Operating Income by 11 percent and Adjusted Operating Income by 13 percent. Warner Bros.' latest blockbuster, It, followed other box office successes, including Annabelle: Creation, Dunkirk and Wonder Woman, which have earned Warner Bros. the #1 spot at the domestic box office so far this year. Turner boasted the #1 comedy across all television among adults 18-34 with Adult Swim's Rick and Morty and TNT's NBA Opening Night doubleheader averaged 4.9 million total viewers, up 53 percent compared to last year. CNN also maintained its strength as the #1 news network among adults 18-49 in both primetime and total day, and had its most-watched third quarter ever among total viewers."
Bewkes continued: "Home Box Office's creative excellence was again recognized at the Primetime Emmy Awards where HBO received more Primetime Emmys than any other network for the 16th consecutive year. The seventh season of Game of Thrones concluded during the quarter with an average of 33 million viewers, a record for an HBO original series. Our results and these highlights reflect our continued focus on executing our strategy, which includes both creating the most engaging content and advancing the ways that consumers can enjoy and experience our content and brands across platforms. The ability to accelerate our pace of innovation and connect more directly with consumers are among the reasons we are excited about our proposed merger with AT&T, which remains on track to close before year end, pending regulatory review and consents."
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The segment reported 6.1 percent ($158 million) y-o-y increase in revenue for the current quarter to $2,678 million from $2,610 million. Operating income for the segment increased 7 percent to $1,243 million in Q3-17 from $1,162 million in Q3-16. Adjusted operating income increased 5.3 percent y-o-y in the current quarter from $1,267 million from $1,203 million.
Time Warner says that revenue at Turner increased due to increases of 13 percent ($186 million) in subscription revenues and 4 percent ($5 million) in content and other revenues, partially offset by a decline of 3 percent ($33 million) in advertising revenues. Subscription revenues benefited from higher domestic rates and growth at Turner's international networks, partially offset by lower domestic subscribers.Content and other revenues increased due to higher licensing revenues. The decline in advertising revenues was due to lower delivery at certain domestic networks, partially offset by increases at Turner's news businesses.
The company says that operating income at Turner increased ($81 million) to $1.2 billion due to the growth in revenues partially offset by higher expenses, including increased programming and marketing costs. Programming expenses grew 8 percent primarily due to higher original programming costs at Turner's domestic entertainment networks. Marketing expenses increased mainly to support original series on Turner's domestic entertainment networks.
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HBO revenue increased 12.6 percent ($179 million) y-o-y in Q3-17 to $1,605 million from $1,426 million. Operating profits increased in Q3-17 by 4.2 percent y-o-y to $552 million from $530 million. Adjusted operating profits increased in the current quarter by 6.6 percent y-o-y to $565 million from $530 million.
Time Warner says that HBO revenue increased due to increases of 12 percent ($156 million) in subscription revenues and 14 percent ($23 million) in content and other revenues. Subscription revenues increased due to higher domestic subscribers and rates and international growth. The increase in content and other revenues was primarily due to higher international licensing and home entertainment revenues.
Operating income at HBO increased 4 percent ($22 million) to $552 million. The growth in revenues more than offset increased expenses, including higher marketing and programming costs. Programming expenses increased 7 percent due to higher original programming costs, primarily related to the timing of original series. The increase in marketing costs was related to HBO's OTT products and original programming.
Warner Bros. is Time Warner's largest segment in terms of contribution to overall revenue. Warner Bros revenue increased 1.7 percent y-o-y in the current quarter to $3,460 million from $3,402 million. Operating profit increased 25.7 percent to $538 million from $428 million. Adjusted operating profit increased 33 percent to $576 million from $433 million.
Time Warner says that Warner Bros. revenue increase of the segment reflected higher theatrical and videogames revenues partially offset by lower television revenues. Theatrical revenues increased due to higher home entertainment and television licensing revenues of theatrical product. Videogames revenues increased primarily due to carryover revenue from Injustice 2. The decrease in television revenues was mainly related to lower initial telecast revenues. 5
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65 beers in one day – easy, right?
Judging at the International Beer Challenge for the first time was both hard work and great fun. You might expect the latter for something involving gallons upon gallons of beer, but not the former, right?
Well, look at it this way: our table was just one of ten, each of which had around 60-70 different beers to taste. Every one of us judges needed to taste each of our beers and discuss it, before deciding if it merited a bronze, silver or gold medal. That's a lot of different flavours to assess – then try to clear off your palate, ready for the next one!
As usual with beer judging – I've judged other competitions before, but not one on this scale – the beers were presented in groups. Some of these were obvious, for example a tray of British-style pale ales and bitters or one of Hefeweizens, while others were defined more broadly – by the use of cherries, say, or by being gluten-free. The beers were all anonymous, and because they can be from anywhere in the world, the chance of accurately recognising one without any clues was pretty slim.
The most interesting bit was the interplay with the other judges, who in my case included another writer, a beer sommelier who also runs beer tours, and two people working in beer retail. For each beer, we'd examine, sniff, taste and then write notes, before discussing its medal-worthiness. Sometimes the accuracy of their descriptions or flaw-spotting was startling – the exact tropical fruit aromas, say, or that a sample was oxidised – while on occasion I'd spot a flaw before they did.
The IBC asks you to judge each beer on its individual merit – "would you recommend this to someone else?" – rather than 'judging to style', as you do for the big American competitions. Judging to style means each entry not only has to be a good beer, but it also has to fit the often hair-splitting technical definition for the style of beer that it purports to be. The best-known style guide is the US-originated Beer Judge Certification Program (BJCP) listing which you can download or find in mobile app form.
If you are planning to taste several different beers, the general rule is to start with the lowest in alcohol strength and work up, and that's how each grouping was presented to us. Mostly this worked well, though occasionally you'd get a stronger-flavoured one in the middle of the group and have to nibble a cracker and sip some water (actually we sipped a lot of water!) so it didn't affect your judgement of the next one. The alternative rule for beer tasting is to start with the subtler ones and work up to the stronger flavours, but of course you have to know what beers you are drinking to do that.
So, a really interesting day's work, and a very impressive effort by the organisers at Agile Media, which publishes several drinks-related titles, such as Off Licence News and Harpers Wine & Spirit. I was especially impressed by the patience and dexterity of the servers bringing us the samples, and by the thoroughness and efficiency of the organising staff, who ensured we both got and turned in all the right paperwork at the right time.


I hope you all had a fabulous weekend! Despite having a decent amount of classwork to catch up on, I still managed to enjoy spending time with my husband and, of course, taking in tasty eats.
Since moving to the East Coast from California, it's been a major challenge to find truly good Mexican food here in the DC area. Though we've managed to discover a couple favorite haunts, including Arlington's Guajillo, we also try to do what we can at home to keep our tastebuds from becoming too deprived between visits.
Luckily, my husband loves to cook and experiment with different recipes, so over the past few months I've been able to enjoy home-cooked versions of new and old favorites, including gazpacho, sopapillas, spicy black bean soup and mole chicken. And since mole chicken is one of our favorite go-to meals, Stephen decided to mix things up this weekend with a quick and easy pizza-inspired twist I absolutely loved.
Preheat oven to 450 degrees. Grill chicken and cut into bite-sized pieces. Spread mole sauce over pizza crust. Apply layer of cheese. Add grilled chicken and poblano or jalapeno toppings. Bake for around 10 minutes until cheese starts to brown. After allowing pizza to cool, slice and serve.
Though not necessarily authentic as far as Mexican food goes, it sure was tasty nevertheless, not to mention quick and easy! What new twists on a favorite recipe have you tried lately?
Very interesting pizza, I'm glad you enjoy it!
BTW, I LOVE Oaxaca cheese, when I lived in Mexico I used to buy the whole "ball" and eat it in one sitting, LOL!
This sounds amazing! What brand of mole sauce did you use? Or was it homemade?
That looks so good! I love eating unique pizzas.
My husband would LOVE this! Yum!
Wow that looks delightful! I am always looking for new fun recipes!
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Oh my goodness. Come back to California so he can cook for me. My future hubby never cooks, though he can when he tries.
That looks good and you gotta love when the hubby experiments!
WOW! That. looks. ridiculous. I want that in my belly. NAO.
I LOVE mexican food, but I am SUCH a baby when it comes to spicy food and I'm not a jalpeno pepper fan. I guess growing up in Pennsylvania did not allow me to acquire or develop a taste for spicy food. My husband however, LOVE spicy food so he would love this recipe!
this looks and sounds really good! i heart mexican food and don't know what i'd do without it.
Mr. A loves to cook (thankfully), and he is always trying new recipes for us. I love it because I get tired of the same thing all the time.
This looks sooo good! I love trying different types of pizza. I also love mexican food, so bonus! I actually just posted a Chicken Buffalo pizza which was very good as well. You should try it out!
Ymmmmm! Definitely something to try!
YUM!!! My husband has made his own bagel pizza before, little bit of sauce, shredded cheese, pretty easy! But he makes a great pineapple stuffing...LOVE IT! Could eat it all day!
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When we export a report in CSV Format, the column name picked up is the default column name in the DB, instead of the new label entered.
For example, if i select a field "Primary Email>>Email Address" and change the label in report to "Email Address", in the grid view, the column name shows "Email Address", however when exporting to CSV, the column name shows in the CSV report shows,"Primary Email>>Email Address".
Currently the last name is a mandatory field in the Leads option. As per my understanding the fields in leads cannot be directly updated. Changes have to be made in the contact fields and the same is replicated in the leads field.
Also, the last name field cannot be configured in the contact field. Its there any way to make this a "Non Mandatory" field?


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Q: How to parse the IP and port of the peers from UDP tracker annouce response I am using this code in python to send connect request and annouce request to udp tracker,
clisocket = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_DGRAM)
print clisocket
connection_id = 0x41727101980
transaction_id = randrange(1, 65535)
info_hash = info_hash
peer_id = "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST"
action = 0
downloaded = 0
left = 0
uploaded = 0
event = 2
ip = 0
key = 0
num_want = 10
port = 9999

connect_pack = struct.pack(">QLL", connection_id, action, transaction_id)
clisocket.sendto(connect_pack, ("tracker.publicbt.com", 80))
res = clisocket.recv(16)
action, transaction_id, connection_id = struct.unpack(">LLQ", res)

announce_pack = struct.pack(">QLL20s20sQQQLLLLH", connection_id, 1, transaction_id, info_hash, peer_id, downloaded, left, uploaded, event, ip, key, num_want, port)
clisocket.sendto(announce_pack, ("tracker.publicbt.com", 80))
res = clisocket.recv(1024)
action = struct.unpack("!LLLLLLH", res[:26])
print action

I am getting this response,
(1, 56347, 1782, 0, 1, 838084381, 9999)

as per the protocol specifications [link] : http://www.bittorrent.org/beps/bep_0015.html
I am getting
    annouce i.e 1
    transaction_id i.e 56347 which is same as the generated transaction_id
    but in place of port I am getting the port I am sending in the announce request and in place of IP I am getting 838084381.
    Is this the response that I should get from the udp tracker?
    How to parse the ip of the peers from this?

A: The IP address is returned in a 32-bit packed format. You can convert it to a dotted-quad string representation like this:
import socket, struct
ip = socket.inet_ntoa(struct.pack('!L', 838084381))
print ip; # prints 49.244.39.29

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Tag Archives: Cockney rhyming slang
A quick history of British slang: how to keep the outsiders out
British cops and courts are–no surprise here–having a hard time keeping up with urban slang, which changes fast enough to baffle the people it's meant to baffle. And cops and courts are, predictably, high on the list of baffle-targets.
So who do they turn to? A linguist who's compiled a dictionary of what academics call MLE, or multi-ethnic London English, which has jumped the M-25 (that's a highway that encircles London) and spread to the rest of the country.
The linguist, Tony Thorne, describes himself as an elderly white guy–by age and profession, an outsider–and despite saying that there are gaps in his knowledge he's on a list of translators hired by the courts. The other people on the list translate from and to languages like, say, Polish or Hindi. He translates from MLE, and he's done it for defense lawyers, prosecutors, and police.
Irrelevant (and out of season) photo: a camellia.
Thorne said, "I am trying to help by defending kids who are wrongly accused by their language and go after the people who have committed violent crimes."
What he does is translate lyrics, messages, and that sort of thing. What he doesn't do is sit between two people telling each one what the other one said.
MLE mixes (and here I'm quoting not Thorne but the article where I learned about him) "white working-class English with patois, largely from black Caribbean dialect, but with some Arabic and Polish."
MLE, Thorne said, "has a social and cultural power and is evolving in a way most slangs aren't. It points up the real diversity of Britain and it is not ghettoised ethnicity. The theorists call it super-diversity."
To translate that (I can, if highly motivated, which I'm usually not, translate from academese), it's alive and changing and it's used by people from a mix of ethnic backgrounds.
Like many–maybe all–slangs, the purpose of MLE is to keep the authorities out while the insiders communicate with each other. Changing quickly keeps the boundaries between the two groups relatively solid.
That follows a rich tradition. Cockney rhyming slang developed an inspired system of keeping the boundaries solid. It rhymes a word–say, feet–with a phrase: platters of meat. Then (most of the time) it drops the rhyming half of the phrase, leaving just platters. If you don't know what it means, you don't have a hope in hell of figuring it out. The Oxford English Dictionary says it was developed by street traders, beggars, and petty criminals in the first half of the nineteenth century. The website Cockney Rhyming Slang sticks with the more respectable people on the list, mentioning the street traders and leaving everyone else out. Take your pick.
Bits of Cockney rhyming slang have been swept into the more general language and are still in use, so that a neighbor greeted me one winter morning by saying, "It's parky," which comes from parky in the mould–cold.
Predictably (and probably satisfyingly) enough, I said, "It's what?"
Another slang, Polari, was used from the eighteenth century to the 1970s. It was made up of Italian, Occitan, French, Romany, Yiddish, rhyming slang, backslang (where you pronounce words as if they were spelled backwards), and possibly a few other bits and pieces.
It started in pubs near the London docks and was picked up by sailors in the merchant fleet. From the 1930s to the 1970s, it was used primarily in gay pubs, on merchant ships, and in the theater, and if you think that's an odd mix of people and places, you don't know your gay history. It was also used by lesbians, circus people, and prostitutes. And–well, different sources will add different groups to the list, but you get the drift. Marginalized people. People who had reasons to want to talk to each other openly and secretly, both at the same time.
Polari began to die out after homosexuality was partially (and later fully) decriminalized, which is also when gay liberation began championing openness. It wasn't needed anymore.
An older slang, thieves' cant, may date back to the 1530s and was used by criminals. Or criminals, beggars, and Gypsies. Or–well, somebody. Outsiders forming an in-group that keeps respectable people out. It all gets a little hazy, though, because the only record we have comes from the kind of respectable people who wrote stuff down and whose writings got preserved. In other words, what we know about it is second hand and comes from writers who looked down on cant speakers. And were fascinated by them. And may or may not have known what they were talking about.
Enough respectable people were fascinated that canting dictionaries were popular. The language made its way into literature and plays. But a WikiWhatsia entry raises the question of how well the written version of the language matched the language used on the street.
"A thief in 1839 claimed that the cant he had seen in print was nothing like the cant then used by Gypsies, thieves and beggars. He also said that each of these used distinct vocabularies, which overlapped; the Gypsies having a cant word for everything, and the beggars using a lower style than the thieves."
It's a lost bit of history that we can't reconstruct, but we can know, at least, that it was there. It's a bit like archeology. You find these bits and pieces. You can make educated guesses, but the world that made them is gone. You can't be sure you're right.
Posted in History, Language | Tagged British slang, cant, Cockney rhyming slang, gay language, MLE, multi-ethnic British English, polari, secret languages, thieves' cant | 79 Replies
Cockney rhyming slang: it's real
Posted on January 6, 2015 by Ellen Hawley
"It's parky," J. said while our dogs sniffed each other in the middle of the empty road.
I must've looked as blank as I was.
"You don't know what I'm talking about, do you?" he asked.
I hadn't even thought to say so. That's how blank I was.
"Haven't a clue."
"Parky in the mold. Cold. "
Not J.'s dog. I'm cheating. Photo by Sellys, on Wikimedia.
I managed to say, "Oh." Then I managed to say "I need a translator." I didn't manage to ask what parky was, or what it had to do with a mold. I understand just enough about rhyming slang to know that the phrases aren't nonsense sounds—they mean something—so it would've made sense to ask.
If you haven't heard of rhyming slang, here's the five-second summary: It started in the mid-nineteenth century, in east London. One theory claims it was used by thieves as a more or less secret language and another says it started as a game. A third says it was a way of reinforcing neighborhood solidarity. Whatever the origin, it works like this: You take a word and find a phrase that rhymes with it: stairs with apples and pears. Then you drop the word that actually rhymes and say, "I'm going up the apples." And you leave your clueless friend standing in the middle of the road with her jaw hanging open while the dogs sniff each other.
J. and I said goodbye and he promised to clue me in to a few phrases so I can respond to them and make people think, Ooh, she knows what it's about.
Although clearly I don't.
Posted in Intercultural Mayhem, Language | Tagged Americans in Britain, Americans in England, anglophile, Britain, British and American English, Cockney rhyming slang | 33 Replies


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Alex Gordon would have been a dead duck had he tried to score
By Matthew PouliotOct 30, 2014, 12:11 AM EDT
When Alex Gordon's drive to left-center with two outs in the ninth was misplayed twice, it certainly seemed as if the potential was there for a game-tying inside-the-park home run off Madison Bumgarner. But it simply wasn't meant to be.
Gordon got the stop sign to stay at third, and it was for the best. Here's the video:
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The most telling screencap is this one:
Juan Perez has the ball at that point and is ready to uncork his throw. Gordon is still just shy of halfway between second and third.
Brandon Crawford now has the ball in shallow left. Gordon only found out he had the stop sign a second before this, so it's not like he would have had picked up more than another step had had been busting it.
Of course, Crawford could have made a poor throw home. But he wasn't rushed, and he has an excellent arm. With any sort of decent throw, it's not even a close play at home. You could still argue that forcing the Giants to make the relay still might have been a higher-percentage play than counting on Salvador Perez to extend the game, and I wouldn't necessarily disagree. But it was a low-percentage play either way.
Tags: Alex Gordon, Brandon Crawford, Juan Perez, Kansas City Royals, Madison Bumgarner, Salvador Perez, San Francisco Giants


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