The Guardian (Free subscription) | 30/09/2009
• Organisers relieved as Russian screeches to victory • Jelena Jankovic becomes highest-ranked survivor The former world No1 Maria Sharapova continued her salvage operation at the Toray Pan Pacific Open by screeching her way into the quarter-finals today. The Russian beat her compatriot Alisa Kleybanova 2-6, 6-2, 6-2 – to the relief of the Tokyo organisers after a flood of early upsets...
HeatStrings (Free subscription) | 29/09/2009
another one of those fine moments of convergence . . . . One of my best memories of my first trip to Louisville was a couple of long evenings spent getting to know Fred Gardaphe over drinks, talking together about our work. Fred amused me with tales of trying to get Italianists to admit there was such a thing as Italian/American Literature. Fred was there with his friend Anthony Tamburri. I got a copy...
Second City Cop (Free subscription) | 14/07/2009
This is the stuff that the media ( aside from Kass ) won't cover. This is the information that the feds need to connect dot #1 to dot #2 to dot #3 to Shortshanks himself: Amazed that it took so long. The whole gang of them - Ginger, Hynes, Meany, Mike Sheahan, Skinny, Jeremiah, Kevin and Michael Joyce, Matt O'Shea. They are crooks and rats. Anyone sticking up for them is a sucker or a hack. They have...
Quomodocumque (Free subscription) | 25/06/2009
Michael Joyce, the subject of the greatest sports essay ever written, remembers his three weeks with David Foster Wallace in Tennis Week.
Providence Journal (Free subscription) | 22/06/2009
The state's financial crisis means that thousands of Rhode Island's college students will receive smaller state scholarships for the 2009-2010 academic year, even as the cost of higher education continues to climb and families are scrambling to pay tuition bills. In the coming year, eligible students will receive an average of about $900 evenly divided between fall and spring semesters -- a drop from...
Mark Bernstein (Free subscription) | 19/06/2009
Diane Greco and I are putting the finishing touches on an anthology of key papers on Reading Hypertext . Today, we all read on the screen, and we find what to read by following links. The Web is continuing to transform the world, artistically, commercially, technically, and politically. But the Web is not print, and it’s certainly not television. What makes new media new? The link: the most...
West Virginia Record (Free subscription) | 04/05/2009
MORGANTOWN -- Retired Pennsylvania Superior Court Judge Michael Joyce, convicted in November of federal mail fraud and money laundering charges, has reported to FCI Morgantown, a mininum-security federal prison. According to The Associated Press, Joyce, 60, was convicted of exaggerating neck and back injuries related to a 2001 car wreck and collecting some $440,000 from insurance claims. Joyce was...
The Daily Vidette (Free subscription) | 20/04/2009
The English Studies Lecture Series welcomed Michael Joyce, professor of English and Media Studies at Vassar College and the noted "granddaddy of hypertext fictions," to speak on how our understanding of authorship and copyright is affected by cyberspace and the Internet.
hot news (Free subscription) | 09/04/2009
Maria Sharapova with Dog Russian hot beauty Maria Sharapova play tennis with cute puppy . She is Russian tennis player. She is also professional girl . on on March 23, 2009 she was A former World No. 1 . Sharapova is coached by her father, Yuri Sharapov , and former player Michael Joyce. She her photo with dog . Sharapova play with Dog photo Maria play with Dog photo
Corruption Chronicles (Free subscription) | 13/03/2009
A veteran Pennsylvania Superior Court judge convicted of eight felonies has been sentenced to nearly four years in prison and now risks losing his lucrative public pension. After a five-week trial that ended in mid November, the disgraced jurist (Michael Joyce) was convicted by a jury of mail fraud and multiple counts of money laundering for fleecing insurance companies out of nearly half a million...
Medical News Today (Free subscription) | 08/02/2009
It has long been thought that liver disease in hepatitis C patients is caused by the patient's immune system attacking the infected liver, ultimately killing the cells. University of Alberta researchers have discovered something different though. Michael Joyce and his team transplanted human liver cells into mice, which lack an adaptive immune system.
Erie Blogs (Free subscription) | 24/11/2008
Feel free to share your thoughts, comments and concerns on any Erie topic you like on our ongoing series of weekly open thread posts. It has been a busy week with the jury verdict coming back guilty for former judge Michael Joyce, and a sentence for Teri Rhodes that some believe was not long enough. Although [...]
Erie PA Today (Free subscription) | 20/11/2008
Former Judge Michael Joyce of Erie was found guilty of two counts of mail fraud and six counts of money laundering. Joyce was in a minor traffic accident in 2001. He said he was injured and received $440,000 from Erie Insurance and State Farm Insurance. Although he claimed injuries from the accident, he went scuba diving and participated in other physical activities. The last day he went to physical...
Erie PA Today (Free subscription) | 19/11/2008
Former Judge Michael Joyce of Erie guilty of two counts of mail fraud and six counts of money laundering. Joyce was in a minor traffic accident in 2001. He said he was injured and received $440,000 from Erie Insurance and State Farm Insurance. Although he claimed injuries from the accident, he went scuba diving and participated in other physical activities. The last day he went to physical therapy...
Erie Blogs (Free subscription) | 19/11/2008
A jury in Pittsburgh has found Judge Michael Joyce guilty of all charges. Joyce was prosecuted for mail fraud and money laundering for bilking insurance companies $440,000 from a 2001 car accident. Local Coverage: YourErie GoErie WICU WSEE
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