The Fort Lauderdale law firm of Kahn, Chenkin & Resnik, P.L. (http://www.kcrlawyers.com (http://www.kcrlawyers.com)), today announces the availability of concierge legal services for Florida business owners, doctors, accountants, other professionals, and families in need of experienced legal counsel.
(PRWeb January 30, 2012)
Overall, the system is treading water at the moment, so save for the fact that the D-Jaxx are leading their division now, we’re waiting on draft picks before things start to really get interesting throughout. But Tui is back in the batter’s box and KAHN is back on the mound, and those are both gains for us. To the jump! Odds and Ends: • McOwen is still hitting. • Kyle Seager, 3rd-rounder, was rumored to be close to signing earlier in the week. No news on the others, though 4th-round pi
Though the UFC is keeping the cast of TUF 10 under wraps for the most part, MMA Junkie is reporting that four of the 16 heavyweight hopefuls did time in the NFL before taking up fighting. Here’s a cheat sheet: Marcus Jones: First-round draft pick for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 1996; spent six seasons as a defensive tackle, then moved to the Buffalo Bills for two years but didn’t play in the regular season. Training out of Gracie Tampa with Rob Kahn, the 35-year-old made his professional MMA
Jerry Zgoda of the Minneapolis Star Tribune : “Just two days after Kahn essentially cleared the backcourt by trading Randy Foye and Mike Miller, the Wolves upheld a proud draft tradition: They once again left fans celebrating inside Target Center absolutely befuddled, perhaps dismayed, and wondering what in the world their team once again had done when it followed Rubio’s unexpected availability fifth overall by taking Flynn before the joyous noise inside the arena faded away. Four of the Wolve
Britt Robson of Secrets of the City : “Even with one of the league’s top six low-post scorers drawing double-teams in the paint, the Wolves shot a league-worst 44.1% from the field last season. After scanning hours of video from last season, Kahn obviously felt the problem was the talent more than the scheme–he just dumped two of the ballclub’s top three perimeter scorers in Foye and Miller (and the third, Ryan Gomes, is a 240-pound forward). How bare is the cupboard now? Well, if the Wolves ha
