adams as a harvard guy so then the first supreme court case that talks about rates of assistance as being important was actually from 1886 and sites to another harvard guy, named justice greg was on the massachusetts supreme court and wrote a book about the writs of assistance. he thinks it's important. who is grace law clerk? louis brandeis also went to harvard and he says the writs of assistance were a big deal. it was his protÉgÉ? isif this other harvard guide named frankfort. it's all about the writs of assistance. so it's a total harvard that was all about massachusetts and massachusetts was first. i love massachusetts. i did my clerkship. the center of all things the hub of the american revolution, the hub of the medical profession. the hub of the universe. it's not quite so. it turns out not to matter that much because of the court basically has gotten it right. here's where it was a big deal. a fellow named john wilkes, as in wilkes-barre pennsylvania. there's not otis pennsylvania you know? wilkes-barre, wilkes county georgia. human thing from the map. john wilkes booth, was named for john wilkes. ashley wilkes gone with the wind is an illusion. the judge in the c

i am thrilled to introduce new york rangers alum adam greg. i want to start with your experience.t close ties with the rangers since your retirement 12 years ago including serving as a coach for the youth hockey can't. i'm curious to get your thoughts on the chart. it is a survey of u.s. olympic athletes. it shows most men and women played multiple sports growing up. an average of three per year until the age of 14. participation fell off the older they got, but it shows a move away from specialization in early years. based on what you have observed our kids more likely to be successful any sport like hockey if they avoid playing year-round? adam: it is hard to argue either way. like everything in life everything is more specialized with more information. as a kid growing up, i played soccer in the summer. track and field, baseball, and many other sports because i thought i needed balance. i would recommend to any parent to let your son and daughter play a team sport because it helps with the intangibles you need later in life. when you get good at something nowadays, you almost g