Judgment reversed. Birdsong, P. J., and Blackburn, J., concur.
... several JYC executives including Steward, Charles Micallef, Barnwell, PSI and Weed had tortiously in...
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... Lawn must rebuild under new coach Rich Micallef. Among the senior returnees from a 10-win team: G ...Seniors Charles Lawrence (15.4 ppg) and Maxx Teats are among the r...
In this Article, I argue that the current problem with punitive damages in the United States is not, as popularly is believed, that they are out of control and threatening the orderly function of the tort system. Punitive damages suffer from a different sort of crisis-courts now lack an adequate theory to explain to themselves, lawyers, and litigants the purpose of punitive damages. The argument contains the following steps. First, I illustrate that the dominant rationale in recent years for punitive damages has been efficient deterrence. Second, I argue that the current practice of punitive damages is ill-suited to the achievement of efficient deterrence, which explains why it has been so easy for critics of the tort system to characterize punitive damages as a failed branch of civil l...
..., BLS '05, Simon Lee, BLS '06, and Ryan Micallef, BLS '06, provided invaluable assistance. All mist...Charles Barton notes that "[a]nger, hatred, envy and jealo...
[Jimmy McGriff]'s mastery and popularization of the soul-jazz style has served him well. Not surprisingly, his music has been a frequent hit with the real R&B (i.e., not Janet Jackson) audience, including his rearrangement of Ray Charles' "I've Got a Woman," which was a Top 5 R&B hit in 1962, and further hits like "All About My Girl," "Kiko" and "The Worm" (which he revisits on McGriff Avenue). McGriff Avenue is no stranger to that sweet soul sound. From the rough-and-tumble opener "All About My Girl" and Jimmy Forrest's classic slo-mo burner "Soul Street" to the kick-butt strains of the James Brown-inspired "The Great Unknown," McGriff turns up the juice.
In the documentary film Charles Mingus: Triumph of the Underdog, the volatile genius, composer and bassist is shown storming around his Greenwich Village apartment, shooting a rifle into the ceiling, cracking a bullwhip and shouting about Nazis until the police evict him, Mingus peaceably...
...(Ken Micallef). Copyright Philadelphia Weekly Jul 26-Aug 1, 2006...
...Charles Ross & Son Co., Inc., 69 N.Y.2d 89, 96, 511 N.Y.S.... 790, 793 & n.1 (4th Dep't 1992) (citing Micallef v. Miehle Co., 39 N.Y.2d 376, 387-88, 384 N.Y...
An offer to play in San Francisco with John "the James Joyce of Jive" Hendricks piqued [Henry Grimes]' interest, and he soon headed west. Shows followed with another jazz great, five-time Grammy-winner Al Jarreau. Eventually Grimes ended up in L.A. and decided to take a hiatus. A long hiatus. And "decided" might be the wrong word. When I play with Henry," says guitarist Marc Ribot, "it's as if I'd only seen synthetic fabrics my whole life, and I'm confronted with a hand-knitted wool sweater with all its oddities and imperfections-different, yet infinitely warmer. He's the living embodiment of the difference between groove and metronomic time. "It sounds like a comedy," laughs Grimes, "like I've come back from outer space. But I didn't have a chance to be surprised. I had to go to work...
... luminaries Sonny Rollins, Don Cherry and Charles Mingus, among others. Even with the work, though, ...
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...and Mrs. Charles Barnard, 4336 Oneford Place, $239,900. Point Eliza...Fox Hall Residence Park - Todd C. Micallef to Mr. Nestor V. Avillanoza, 5031 S. Cape Henry Av...
R5 Productions listed the Faint's last performance at the First Unitarian Church as one of the top 10 shows of 2004. Live, this Nebraska-based band offers all the essentials required of a great gig--riotously loud volume, a synergized crowd and tunes dirty enough to set every part of your body in motion. For some people it's the '80s New Wave electro beats that do the trick. For others it's the slashing guitars and synthesizers that get them off. Whatever. One thing's for certain: The Faint's notoriously energetic live show is sure to make you thrash, jump, shake and sweat. (Eva Liao) Gang of Four have never seemed more relevant, with everyone from Bloc Party to Franz Ferdinand reworking the band's angular post-punk sound. The way GoF fractured and recombined shards of P-Funk stutter, d...
... Say: John Scofield Plays the Music of Ray Charles is pop soul for sure, but Scofield always plays so...(Ken Micallef). Pas/Cal. Sat., Oct. 1, 10pm. $7. With Illumina, ...
It seems somehow appropriate that Scotland's Boards of Canada are releasing their third full-length at autumn's peak. The duo's softly lit electronic ambience is the perfect soundtrack for the season's changing leaves, falling temperatures and shortened days. But with a classic album to their credit (1999's Music Has the Right to Children) and a loyal fan base at their back, Michael Sandison and Marcus Eoin have inspired more than just hyperbole. They've come to represent dance music's cross-demographic potential--attracting just as many rockers as pill-poppers. The Campfire Headphase looks to revisit their analog soundscapes with the same nostalgia and familiarity we've come to expect from electronica's intellectual ambassadors. (John MacDonald) The 2003 music scene was rich with regga...
...(Bob Hill). Ray Charles. Pure Genius: The Complete Atlantic Recordings (19...(Ken Micallef). Sean Paul. The Trinity. Atlantic, Sept. 27. The ...
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