unseaworthiness was a proximate cause so long as it played an important part in bringing about the plaintiff's harm. On the other hand, if you find that the ship's unseaworthiness was only incidental to the plaintiff's injuries, then you must find that the ship's condition was not a proximate cause of the alleged harm.
Transcript at 593-94 (emphasis supplied). The Court stands by its original charge. The phrase, "in whole or in part," adequately conveys the more liberal standard of causation applicable here, without encouraging the speculation or the unfair imposition of damages which might result from the requested charge, "any part, even the slightest."[*] The Court contrasted unseaworthiness which "played an important part" in causing injuries with unseaworthiness which was "only incidental." This reinforced the concept that theUbisoft Enlists Smosh and Rob Dyrdek for Watch Dogs Hack Ad

Video game publisher works viral stars into strategy

Hacking used to be associated with geek culture, but Ubisoft wants to turn the activity mainstream with its newest game Watch Dogs.

In its latest ad campaign, the video game publisher taps into Smosh's over-the-top antics and Rob Dyrdek's chill skateboarder persona to humorously inform viewers about the principles behind the Chicago-based gameplay. The three stars team up to run away from stereotypical bad guys who are after a special hacking phone that ends up in their hands.

"(The phone) is the ultimate hacking took that can turn infrastructure into weapons and lets you manipulate your environment," Alex Banks, associate brand manager for Ubisoft, told Adweek.

Sure, it's super corny at times, but it