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Former NBA star Bill Walton, now an NBC sports analyst, says that for all the attention Cuban receives for barking at refs, "the suggestions he makes have spurred the NBA to move in a better direction in television, marketing, ticket pricing. He's in the forefront." And while NBA commissioner David Stern has levied huge fines against Cuban, Stern says, "we've had open and good discussions about refereeing." He adds, "Mark very presciently focused on the whole issue of audiocasting on the Internet, and it would not surprise me if his HDTV venture wasn't equally prescient...
...also the first woman elected to statewide office alone on the ticket in Massachusetts...
Subject to Change, the fifth band on the ticket, was also remarkably talented, presenting another difficult challenge for the judges. Despite playing one song with an electric violin, the poor sound quality during its set and its similar style to Invisible Downtown probably hurt the band’s chances...
...many different contexts: people who plead down from trafficking to possession; people with other more serious crimes which they have been arrested for, in addition to marijuana use; or those who are cited for smoking pot in a public place and are fined about $100, as with a parking ticket. As the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency reported, only 7,000 people are in federal and state jails combined where marijuana possession was their most serious offense. Our criminal justice system is not focused at all on pot smokers; indeed, 12 states have decriminalized marijuana since 1978. That isn?...
...from uncontroversial figure. Moreover, the Clinton audience was more than double the size of the expected OutKast audience, which is capped at 3,000. Additionally, in order to assuage the fear that OutKast might attract unruly individuals from outside out the Harvard community, the HCC volunteered to limit ticket sales to Harvard students, a proposal that College administrators said was unnecessary. Finally, according to members of the HCC, approximately $6,680 has been budgeted for event security, more than enough money to provide adequate crowd control and emergency resources...