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Loving Africa Chaps posted:Good job fifa you made it a whole month before the next president gets drawn into a corruption scandal Can he be grandfathered in or something? I mean that was in the past, FIFA has changed now. Totally different.
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https://twitter.com/richard_conway/status/717718316215832576
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So is the new president going to get arrested already? I haven't been following this too closely.
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Can the US please just declare them a corrupt organisation and be done with it, assuming they find some evidence to backup the leak then surely there will be enough evidence now that the corruption is a core part of FIFA's ethos given everything else. Its just becoming farcical.
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Who could have possibly foreseen this
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Bovril Delight posted:Who could have possibly foreseen this
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This all started because a man who looked like Santa Claus bought a Manhattan apartment for his cats.
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B.B. Rodriguez posted:This all started because a man who looked like Santa Claus bought a Manhattan apartment for his cats.
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It's time for Papa Sepp to make a heroic comeback and clean up FIFA, he'll be good at switching from heel to face imo
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B.B. Rodriguez posted:This all started because a man who looked like Santa Claus bought a Manhattan apartment for his cats.
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Bovril Delight posted:Who could have possibly foreseen this I did, a long time ago. Flush them all, lemme run the show.
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TheBigAristotle posted:It does. Putin is trying really hard not to look at the tie
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TheBigAristotle posted:It does. "I'm still sick of the Chariots of Fire theme but the Blade Runner soundtrack is timeless"
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Kurtofan posted:Putin is trying really hard not to look at the tie
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Here is how much information could be involved if the FIFA cases go to trial in the United States: linkquote:The legal team of Costa Rica's Eduardo Li proposed at least a one-month delay, estimating that the amount of data in the case ranged from 700 million to 900 million pages. I don't even know how you could possibly go through that much poo poo in any amount of time.
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Crazy Ted posted:Here is how much information could be involved if the FIFA cases go to trial in the United States: link A lot of legal analysis at big law firms is done by computers these days.
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It's mostly advanced stats, I'm guessing
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Crazy Ted posted:Here is how much information could be involved if the FIFA cases go to trial in the United States: link They hire vendors that pay lawyers who can't get other jobs $20 an hour to look at documents all day one page at a time and click a button if they're relevant
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You can get big industrial scanners with built in ocr (character recognition) and set it to route keywords to certain people/folders and discard the rest. Like =if entity contains "Sept Blatter" send to Analyst 1, Analyst 2 and Dept Head. Or temps.....all the temps
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Waroduce posted:You can get big industrial scanners with built in ocr (character recognition) and set it to route keywords to certain people/folders and discard the rest.
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Crazy Ted posted:Interesting. I honestly had no clue how an entity can slog through a document cache that big. There are far more kids getting law degrees than actual lawyer jobs so most of them just read documents all day for a pittance.
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Byolante posted:There are far more kids getting law degrees than actual lawyer jobs so most of them just read documents all day for a pittance. Let me sell you a software solution that will put more kids with law degrees out of work cause you don't need to pay my software insurance, 401k, pto or a salary
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*Prints entire Football Manager 16 database* Look at all this paperwork!
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TheBigAristotle posted:It's mostly advanced stats, I'm guessing xFP, or expected felonies per page
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TheBigAristotle posted:It's mostly advanced stats, I'm guessing I get this joke.
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eDiscovery is really quite advanced these days, software will cut that down by 99% pretty quickly. Some fucker will have to scan all the hard copies in though.
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Waroduce posted:You can get big industrial scanners with built in ocr (character recognition) and set it to route keywords to certain people/folders and discard the rest.
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Hoops posted:Without giving away too much personal info, this is exactly what I've been doing for the last week and it is loving boring (not a lawyer). Any juicy Blatter gossip you've seen?
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Hoops posted:eDiscovery is really quite advanced these days, software will cut that down by 99% pretty quickly. Some fucker will have to scan all the hard copies in though.
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blue footed boobie posted:They hire vendors that pay lawyers who can't get other jobs $20 an hour to look at documents all day one page at a time and click a button if they're relevant Responsive
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trem_two posted:Any juicy Blatter gossip you've seen? He did it
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Hoops posted:He did it What did he do?
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So is Qatar keeping the World Cup or what?
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MoPZiG posted:So is Qatar keeping the World Cup or what? Of course, they paid good money.
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Crazy Ted posted:I know a guy who took a job at the Mayo Clinic scanning documents for their conversion to an all-electronic record keeping format. His job: to scan documents, eight hours a day, five days a week, for $14/hour. For the life of me I could not imagine a more boring job. Get caught up on your podcast backlog while getting paid
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Jeffrey Webb, the former CONCACAF president who was one of the people arrested in Zurich, just had the transcript of his guilty plea released:http://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/apr/18/fifa-corruption-scandal-us-releases-three-guilty-plea-transcripts posted:“I abused my position to obtain bribes and kickbacks for my personal benefit,” Webb, who suffers from a heart condition, told the judge in pleading guilty to seven counts and confessing to enriching himself from 2012-2014.
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