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Ah, the joys of World Book Day.
No matter how much you admire it in principle and wallow in the whimsy of children's books, nothing quite prepares you for the morning itself, in which you have to get ready for work, whilst also getting two children into fancy dress and making packed lunches and badgering your older child to fill in the world book day homework sheet that you forgot about, despite 87 reminders.
The best part is when you suddenly remember that you are still in your pyjamas and you have to deliver one of them to school in 10 mins.
And all to a soundtrack in which one of them is screaming and the other is saying "MUMMY, DO MY FACE PAINT!" on loop (since 6am, when he first prised your eyes open to remind you).
I also like the part in which one of them runs away from you every time you try to get the obligatory money-shot for Facebook…
Or has a teary tantrum at the snapshot moment and tears off their cape and throws their basket across the room (because you ill-advisedly put scones in it to take to nursery, in an attempt to be really good at WBD and the world's twee-est mum, but you forgot that your daughter is The Cookie Monster and naturally wants to EAT ALL THE SCONES and will fly into a rage at the denial of scone-munching).
Ahhh…. dreamy days.
But nevertheless here are some photos that make everything look perfect. Taken on the stairs for the sole reason that every other room in the flat is a DISGUSTING TIP, courtesy of these horrible children. (Why yes, I am The Trunchbull – lets pretend it's just for WBD.)


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Ginny made it home on Thursday afternoon as scheduled. She's doing mostly fine, as fine as can be expected, I suppose. We had catheter issues all weekend and had a big fat go-round with the alleged home health people, who suggested we take her to the doctor, and I'm like how in the fuck, exactly, shall we get her there? If we could take her to the doctor we wouldn't HAVE an arrangement with home health. Bleh. I've done nothing but think about pee all weekend. I am now a pee expert. If you need to know anything about pee, ask, because I'm sure I'll have the answer. I have a master's degree in pee.
Also this weekend: I watched Three Days of the Condor, which was excellent. I went shopping for skirts and stuff, because I have three days of events to dress up for this week. And we shat our collective pants about fifty times watching Duke last night. If driving up the middle isn't working, J.J., then quit fucking doing it! Okay. Onward.
If you live in the Roanoke area, local Food Lion stores are the only ones that carry Pudding Pops. I'm pleased to say that although they are smaller than they used to be, they taste exactly like I remember. And the swirl ones are still my favorite.
If you live in the Dallas area, go check out Marah at Gypsy Tea Room tomorrow night. I really like them a lot but have never seen them live, so you guys can go and tell me all about it. If you aren't familiar with the band, go here and listen to some stuff. Listen to "East" first – it's probably my favorite of their songs.
I'm afraid to jinx myself by saying this, but believe it or not, I'm actually really working on the mix I promised some of you about a year ago. "East" will definitely be on it. I have the list right here on my desk and I use it when I'm distracting myself from work stuff.
I should go do some of that work stuff now. A busy week awaits.
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1. ~A | January 11, 2005 at 11:32 pm
Good morning, Lorie.
2. missie | January 11, 2005 at 11:32 pm
wow, i had no idea Food Lion was still around. it had it's hay day here in dallas way back when. i bought my first pack of condoms there. off course i was 12 and so they served the sole purpose for better understanding what in the gemini crickets a penis might look like. you must try there chocolate ice-cream. perhaps it's nothing more than nostaglic memories but i swear it was just the BEST in the WEST (until i discovered chocolate and raspberries by godiva). sweehh this is a long comment. ditto on the good morning.
3. Jon | January 11, 2005 at 11:32 pm
Hey, if you are still taking requests, will you add me to the list of those wanting the mix tape?
4. jen | January 11, 2005 at 11:32 pm
Mornin', Glory.
5. Ang | January 11, 2005 at 11:32 pm
Welcome home to Ginny!!
6. Gumphood | January 11, 2005 at 11:32 pm
I am glad everyone is okay, and that you can now understand the ins and outs of the bladder, but lets talk about the serious issue. Pudding Pops. No freaking way! Thats awesome!
7. ~A | January 11, 2005 at 11:32 pm
I don't know about that Mahar, Lorie. …but hell, if they're the last Rock n' Roll band I'd really hate to miss 'em. "Three Days of the Condor."Duke"J.JAll of these things means nothing to me – though I do know that Mike is eager to include Condor meat in his next lasagne. and let me tell you, it's one Damngood lasagne.
8. ...a | January 11, 2005 at 11:32 pm
"Marah" to all you "not dyslexic" folk.
9. lorie | January 11, 2005 at 11:32 pm
Three Days of the Condor – a 1975 movie starring Robert Redford and Faye Dunaway, about a CIA agent who comes back from lunch to find his coworkers dead.
Duke – a prestigious North Carolina university known for academics and a kick-ass basketball team, currently playing in the NCAA tournament.
J.J. – short for J.J. Redick, sophomore guard for Duke, one of the best outside shooters in the nation, and local boy. Fun to watch.
Sorry you didn't go for Marah – they're not my favorite band, and they're not for everyone, but I do enjoy most of their stuff.

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Everyone thinks they can't wait to be an adult, until one day they realize they are one, and it's not as fun or exciting or responsibility-free as we'd hoped.
These 15 people remember that exact moment, and probably not too fondly.
#15. All in one go.
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"When I was 19 and it was a very real possibility I'd have to take my mum to court for custody of my younger brother.
It didn't end up happening but there was a lot of planning and consideration done, and I've never really gone back to how I was before.
Also, when I got excited about buying my first Dyson vacuum."
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Before this "eh, I'm sick but I'll get better". There and after: "I am dying and should get my house in order"."
#10. Grown up excitement.
"My wife and I won $600 at bingo…
We got excited because we needed a new washing machine."
#9. I had no clue.
"Moving out on my own. I had no clue what I was doing. One of the best but also one of the loneliest times of my life."
#8. Now I water it.
"I didn't like the grass looking so brown, so I bought a hose and now really enjoy watering my grass. I used to smoke green to calm down, now I water it."
#7. Never occurred to me.
"72 year old uncle had cancer. he never had his own kids, my dad was never around, so he was my dad.
The time comes, he's deep into stage 3 myeloma. had pneumonia, been through 3 rounds of chemo, had his lungs drained 4 times. there with my mom, he's her brother that was a f*cking rock for her through a bunch of sh*tbags, and the oncologist says "sir, we can continue, but I can't offer any sort of guarantees…" then it just kinda trails off. it was just me and my mom, the guy said sir so he was talking to me. maybe a minute that felt like a full day goes by and he kinda touches my shoulder, "sir, what would you like to do?" never occurred to me like 15 years prior what health care power of attorney actually meant, just said yeah man if you do some dumb shit and gotta get your foot cut off I'll sign and we both laughed.
edit: so I didn't expect this to get noticed the way it did, but thanks to everybody for the support and well wishes in the replies and PMs and everything. honestly made me cry like a baby this afternoon. only advice I'll give is, and I know it's corny and trite, but just treat your family well. I know it can feel like a pain in the ass, but call your mom, call your dad, whomever fills those roles for you, tell em you love them. I got 3 months with mine before the end and I was lucky for it, it can happen tomorrow. and it sucks to have to say, but have a last will and testament prepared. being family doesn't mean they can't succumb to greed."
#6. Audibly.
"I saw broccoli crowns on sale for 0.99 per pound and audibly said "Oh my God."
#5. All four of them.
"When I was standing in a room at work with four other co-workers and one said "I need an adult" and all four of them turned and looked at me."
#4. For the first time.
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I had to drag my sick, feverish, nauseous, sad, sorry ass around while I cleaned up the mess, then proceeded to lay down on the tiled floor in the bathroom and cry because I'd finally realised that I was an adult and I was all alone with nobody to take care of me. Nothing makes a fully independent adult miss their mum quite like being sick.
I guess also when I asked for a new set of bed sheets for Christmas and was overjoyed to receive them. I definitely couldn't afford to buy the fancy high thread count cotton sheets I was gifted, that's for sure."
#3. More to life.
"My supermarket stopped stocking the type of dishbrush I like, so I had to go to another down the road. I'm sure there's more to life than this."
#2. Motivations.
"The second time I bought condoms. The first time was motivated by hope, but the second time was motivated by responsibility."
#1. Actually me.
"I've told this before, but when I took my newborn son to the pediatrician for the first time and filled out the paperwork, I got to the blank for "emergency contact." The instructions said that this is usually the mother, so I started to write my mother's name in it, but then I remembered that "the mother" was actually me. Sort of a quiet, life-changing moment."


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The cutting of a ribbon marked the unveiling of some of the first homes for Service families created by a £250 million accelerated homebuilding programme on Salisbury Plain.
A total of 917 new homes are being built by partnership homes developer Lovell, in partnership with the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO), for Service personnel and their families returning from Germany to South Wiltshire through the Army Basing Programme (ABP).
Wiltshire Council leader Baroness Jane Scott of Bybrook; Major General Richard Wardlaw, director Basing and Infrastructure and Lovell major projects director John Leary 'opened' one of the first homes completed at the Plumer Estate, Ludgershall. Air Cdre Wendy Rothery, DIO head of Accommodation and ABP director Mark Duddy, also attended the event.
The ribbon-cutting marked a key moment for a trail-blazing, high-volume construction programme being delivered by Lovell. Homes are currently being completed at a rate of 16 per week with the rate set to peak at around 26 per week, far outstripping the typical industry delivery pace of one to two a week.
Lovell is now on schedule to deliver all 917 new homes at Bulford, Larkhill and Ludgershall by May 2020 – a little over two years since work began.
Lovell major projects director John Leary said: "Thanks to the close working relationship with our project partners, DIO and WYG and the specialist supply chain, our team continues to make excellent progress on this demanding accelerated homes programme. We were delighted to have the opportunity to unveil some of the high-quality homes so far completed and mark the occasion with our guests and project partners."
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(Cary, NC - June 16, 2009) - LORD Corporation - a leading supplier of thermal management materials, adhesives, coatings and encapsulants to the electronics industry - has announced that Sara Paisner, Ph.D., Senior Research Scientist for Microelectronics Technology, has been elected President of the International Microelectronics and Packaging Society (IMAPS) Carolinas Chapter.
Paisner is well qualified for the position. She received her A.B. at Dartmouth College, and her Ph.D. at the University of California at Berkeley. During her postdoctoral research at UNC-Chapel Hill, she worked on developing new types of low K dielectric materials. She then moved to GE's Global Research Center where she worked on a variety of projects focusing on developing new materials for the electronics industry. While at GE, Paisner utilized many different technologies, including nanotechnology, to develop new thermal and encapsulating materials.
At LORD, Paisner leads projects focused on developing the company's next generation of thermal interface gels, greases and adhesives for the microelectronics industry. Paisner is the author of articles in peer reviewed journals, along with four patents and a book chapter. In addition to IMAPS, she is an active member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Chemical Society and Iota Sigma Pi.
Elected for a one year term, Paisner has many goals and future plans for the chapter. One major responsibility will be the leadership of the 2010 National IMAPS meeting, to be held in Raleigh, N.C. As a mid-size chapter, Paisner intends to have local section meetings with technical speakers to help and encourage local networking. She would also like to get the local academic community involved in events to show students the many opportunities that exist in the microelectronics industry and allow them to network with professionals in the field. Paisner also hopes to attract new membership and involve current members in events. Further, she plans to reach out to other organizations that are associated with the electronics industry to encourage networking among members.


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4/7/16 ASHLAND, Ohio – A grand opening for the new café on the Ashland University campus, named "The COBE Café," will be held on April 12 and 13, with raffles, free samples and a chance to see the hard work of an AU student and the Eagle Entrepreneurs come to life.
The hours of operation for The COBE Café in the Dauch College of Business and Economics are Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and the grand opening will be held during these hours.
Alex McHugh, a junior from Newark, Ohio, who is triple majoring in Business Management, Entrepreneurship and Supply Chain Management, has been appointed the manager of the new COBE Cafe. He also is the vice president of Eagle Entrepreneurs and involved in Enactus and APICS.
The Schar-style café, which opened on March 29, started with the idea of a club-owned coffee cart during last year's spring semester. After performing marketing surveys with students who have classes in Dauch, they discovered that they needed an outlet that offered more options than vending and was compatible with meal swipes.
After presenting their plan to build a café to Dr. Jeff Russell, dean of the Dauch College of Business and Economics, who approved the idea, they moved onto Auxiliary Services. They ended up partnering with Auxiliary Services, and the idea started to take form.
McHugh, who has been able to turn this whole process into an internship, is putting his business management skills to good use. Some of his management responsibilities include hiring, scheduling, inventory control and customer service.
He has looked to the Eagle Entrepreneurs Club for advice and guidance involving the café, stating "I've been using the club as a board of advisers to help me see an overall direction and help me lay out the foundation for the café, but also to write in things that ensure that it continues to prosper long after we leave."
McHugh has high hopes and expectations for the COBE Café in the future, saying "This started as a learning experience. I want it to continue to be that. We are already partnering with the marketing club, hospitality students, and the training and development class that I am in. This café is a learning experience for me, but can also be a learning experience for the College of Business."
Having the café is a great opportunity for classes to observe a business in the confines of the building where most business classes are taught. McHugh is hoping they take advantage of this opportunity.
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By Kacey Bradley: Losing a loved one is difficult for anyone, and the process can be more intricate when raising children. Though they experience and express their grief in different ways, they also feel the effects of the loss. Some adults mistakenly assume that children don't grieve because they don't … Read More »


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The Eucharistic Liturgy in Ancient House Churches
Many evangelical groups today are proposing that we abandon "traditional" models of "being the Church," and instead replace that stodginess with what is presumably a more "New Testament" model: that of the "house church" or "cell church." Essentially, they are promoting that the local Church be a de-centralized assembly, meeting in the homes of various individuals, proportionally scattered throughout a city. The presumption is that this is the "Biblical" model for both fellowship and discipleship, being derived from the New Testament itself.
While we certainly read of "house Churches" in the New Testament (e.g. 1 Cor. 1:11,16; Rom. 16:5; Col. 4:15), typically being the homes of wealthy individuals with enough room for a large assembly of people, the house/cell churches of today do not actually resemble the worship or piety associated with these New Testament prototypes. Beyond this, the house Churches of the New Testament eventually developed into the basilicas of the post-Constantine Roman empire, when the faith was no longer forced "underground" as the result of periods of sporadic, imperial persecution. The same elements present in the earlier house Churches found their way into the more established basilicas and temples of the 4th century and beyond; they were just given a newer and freer context.
Two distinct features of the most ancient house churches — and in fact, of the most ancient churches that archaeology has unveiled, period — are that of the baptistry and the place of the Eucharistic sacrifice.
When discussing the Eucharistic controversy at Corinth, Jerome Kodell describes a typical, first century Christian house Church:
Archaeology has shown that the typical large home of the period could accomodate about fifty people for a meal, ten in the triclinium (dining room), where the guests reclined on couches, and forty in the atrium (courtyard), where the guests sat around a central pool.
Jerome Kodell, The Eucharist in the New Testament, p. 75
This description corresponds with that of the two oldest archaeological finds of ancient house churches — those at Megiddo (Palestine) and Dura Europos (Syria), which both date to the 3rd century AD (early-to-mid 200s at latest). Both churches-within-households had a place for baptism (like the central pool mentioned above), an area for the general assembly of people, and a small area for the Eucharistic rite itself (often an elevated platform with a table/altar). A large, mosaic inscription in Greek at the Megiddo house church reads: "The God-loving Aketous has offered this table to the God Jesus Christ, as a memorial," a seemingly obvious reference to the Eucharist, given the words "table" and "memorial."
It gets even more interesting at Dura Europos, where the extensive discovery has yielded not only abundant examples of Iconography throughout the house church structure (e.g. frescoes of Christ as the Good Shepherd, Christ walking on water, the Samaritan woman at the well, and the myrrh-bearing women at the empty tomb), but also some fragmentary manuscripts in the Hebrew language that show a continuity with the Eucharistic liturgy of the first century Didache and the more developed Apostolic Constitutions. A Greek-language "harmony" of the Gospels (in fragments), that is distinct from the Diatessaron, has also been found at this site.
The Eucharistic anaphora in the Didache, which has been dated as early as AD 50-60, reads:
Thou, O Lord, Almighty, hast created all things for the sake of Thy name, hast given food and drink to the children of men for enjoyment, but to us Thou hast granted spiritual food and drink for eternal life through Jesus, Thy servant.
For all these things we thankfully praise Thee, because Thou art powerful. Thine is the glory forever. Amen.
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PERKINSTON — There's a beautiful piece of hardware residing at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, the 2018 NJCAA Division II Golf national championship trophy.
The 2018-19 season starts Monday when the Bulldogs travel to Cullman, Ala., for the Wallace State Fall Invitational. It's the first step the No. 1-ranked squad will take in a defense of the title.
There won't be any changes to how they try to get there again.
"That championship trophy is in the rear-view mirror, and we're happy to look at it, but really and truly this is just another year," Gulf Coast coach Tommy Snell said. "I'm trying to figure out my guys. We don't prepare any differently. We're doing the same things we did last year."
He returns four sophomores from last year's team, including Phil Mickelson Award-winner Brice Wilkinson (So., Madison Central/Madison) and Carter Nicholson (So., Pearl River Central/Carriere), who played at Foley, Ala. Both won NJCAA All-American honors for their finishes there, Wilkinson tied for fourth and Nicholson tied for 17th.
"Brice has gotten better with experience and age, but Carter is really pushing him," Snell said. "I think his goal is to beat Brice. If he beats Brice and reaches his goal, that's good for me. If they really battle 1-2, I'm looking forward to it."
Hard-working Miles Jackson (So., Biloxi/Biloxi) is motivated by narrowly missing the five-man squad for the national tournament. Graham Evans (So., Presbyterian Christian/Hattiesburg) is also back.
Wilkinson, Nicholson and Jackson are 1-2-3 in qualifying for the first tournament, and freshman Jon Hopkins, who is from Bishops Stortford, England, is fourth. That group has separated itself from the next tier of teammates.
"John is just a good solid player," Snell said. "Once John gets used to American golf, he's got a fluid, nice, effortless swing. I think he'll push Brice, too."
Graham is part of a group of seven other golfer separated by eight shots battling for the fifth spot at Cullman, including Jake Crosson (Fr., New Hope/Columbus), Cameron Mobley (Fr., Northwest Rankin/Brandon), Nathan Woolard (Fr., Poplar Bluff/Poplar Bluff, Ark.), Hamp Fairey (Fr., Oak Grove/Hattiesburg), Patrick Powers (Fr., St. Stanislaus/Gulfport) and Hayden Green (Fr., D'Iberville/Biloxi).
Snell said it's the most competitive team he's had in his 19 years at Gulf Coast. They'll play the 54-hole tournament next week, then get ready for the first MACJC Tournament.
"We'll come back and have two weeks before we go to Hinds," he said. "We'll start focusing on things to improve. The guys who don't make it, what do they need to do to improve. The guys who do make it, what they need to do to get better. It's just like it is every year."
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I was very fortunate to be invited by Sibs from 5fm to come and have a chat with herself and Rob Forbes about Cosplay and esports.
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Codex trademark watcher Jedi Master Radek has made a new discovery. Apparently, World of Darkness license holders White Wolf Publishing (who you may recall were recently acquired by Paradox Interactive) have trademarked "Vampire Bloodlines". You know, like that game from Troika you may have heard of. Have a look:
What does this mean? Possibly not much. White Wolf are a license holder, not a game developer like inXile, so they might just be putting their stamp on any World of Darkness trademark they can think of. Then again, Leonard Boyarsky did recently join Obsidian, and Obsidian do need another game to work on after Tyranny, so who knows?
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General Electric Co. (GE) - Get Report rose on Tuesday, Nov. 6, after UBS said investors don't really need to worry about the beleaguered industrial conglomerate's liquidity.
Investors have become increasingly concerned about GE's leverage, especially after management disclosing the expansion of federal investigations, according to UBS analyst Steven Winoker. Recently appointed Chief Executive Officer Larry Culp said there are "no plans for an equity raise," even amid GE's slowing cash flow generation.
"While GE's free cash generation has deteriorated over the past 18 months, and leverage remains an issue, liquidity is not," Winoker wrote in a Nov. 6 research note. "Between cash on hand, committed credit facilities, divestitures, and industrial free cash flow, we calculate approximately $72 billion in near-term sources of liquidity at GE."
Separately, GE announced it was selling its Current LED lighting business to private equity firm American Industrial Partners. The terms were undisclosed, but the deal represents steps toward making GE a leaner and a more focused business as it executes on management's plan to divest $20 billion of assets. It also was GE's second deal in as many days.
On the back on these deals, UBS' Winoker reaffirmed his conviction in Culp's turnaround capabilities and believes he can lead an improvement in GE's various businesses. The 55-year-old CEO was the former Danaher Corp. (DHR) - Get Report CEO who joined GE's board in April and was appointed CEO on Oct. 1. During Culp's time at Danaher, the company was known for deal-making, lean management and strong financial performance.
"Even with the many contingent liabilities GE faces (lawsuits, investigations, contributions to GE Capital), these are not immediate cash calls and we have a hard time envisioning a GE liquidity event in the face of about $72B of cash sources available in the next six months," Winoker said.
UBS rates GE at Buy with a $13 price target.
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At the end of the semester, after surviving the final exam, students go their separate ways. Some of them stay in Japan, meeting up with friends and traveling, but some go home for the holidays. Whether you're going home now or in the spring, you'll hear one questions over and over:
"How was Japan?"
How do you answer that? First, it depends on who's asking. Is it your mom? Your best friend? A random hiring manager at a job fair? That'll help you decide how honest to be. Because, although everyone is curious about your exciting trip abroad, they might not be interested in hearing about all the ups and downs.
You're not being dishonest if you tell some people only what they want to hear—after all, if you only think about the weekly exams, biking in a typhoon, and getting on the wrong train, it was pretty bad. And if you think instead about the chance meetings with strangers, climbing Mt. Ibuki, and playing games with elementary schoolers, it was pretty great. You just have to choose what version of the story to tell and how present it in your best interest.
So, here's how to talk to:
Your mother's coworker you only see at the Christmas potluck
Don't say: "Sometimes when I opened my exam I felt like jumping into Lake Biwa and joining a colony of swans."
She's either not going to get it, or she'll be really concerned. Explaining that it's only a joke, because swans have a highly organized social system and won't accept just anyone, is only going to make things worse. And the truth is that a person you only see once a year isn't really invested in your emotional well-being.
Instead, say: "The classes were really tough but I learned a lot, and I had a great time!"
If she presses for more, tell her about the time you went bird watching with a Japanese friend and taught each other the names of all the birds in your own languages. It's true, and it was a great time. Nice job on the small talk!
Your straight-edge father
Don't say: "They sell huge bottles of whiskey at 7-11, so every Friday I'd buy one with the allowance you gave me and throw a nomikai."
He doesn't want to hear that, and you don't want to tell him. Drinking parties can actually be a great way to meet people and make friends, but you don't want him thinking that you spent all your money that way (and you didn't, right?). Stick to topics you can both agree on.
Instead, say: "I made so many friends in the dorm, and we were always having lunch and going on trips together."
Hopefully, the friends you made at parties were good for other things, too. This'll give you hundreds of other things to talk about, like your favorite restaurants, the cool stores in Kyoto, and trains in general. There's a good chance that a dad will be happy to hear about trains.
Your best friend
Don't say: "Uh, you know, I like, traveled around and stuff."
This is the person you can count on the be the most interested in everything you got up to: the people you met, the food you ate, the places you visited… You name it, your best friend wants to know more! They want you to be proud of your accomplishment, so don't be afraid to show off.
Instead, say: "I wish you could have been with me when I went to Osaka, I played the gacha machines and had so much good food! You would have loved it!"
Share the things you actually enjoyed the most, and make sure your friend knows you were thinking of them. Maybe it'll encourage them to go on a study abroad of their own, and they'll be the one telling you stories next year!
The interviewer at your dream internship
Don't say: "I basically didn't do anything but study and go to karaoke."
Someone who wants to hire you for a job is probably looking for a more professional reflection. This partly depends on your attitude during the trip: were you just there for a vacation, or did you have other goals? Study abroad experience is impressive, but companies really want to know that you got something out of it.
Instead, say: "I got to experience things I wouldn't have back home, which really made me step outside my comfort zone and grow as a communicator."
Just don't tell them that you mostly communicated the names of Jpop songs. There's a way to spin every cultural activity to your credit, sometimes by thinking about the skills you learned that could be transferred to other areas. If you polled Japanese people on their favorite American TV shows, you practiced international exchange. If you ran the cultural festival, you gained leadership experience. And plain old Japanese language skills are worth a lot!
Even if it seems like you're picking and choosing the stories you tell about your time in Japan, once you've been home a few weeks, you'll be plenty sick of talking about it. Then it'll be time for everyone back home to fill you in on what you've missed, and sooner or later, you'll be pretty much caught up. But your study abroad will always be special, and there will always be more things to say about it. If you run out, well, you'll just have to go back.


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Normah Medical Specialist Centre (NMSC) in keeping with the latest in the healthcare industry, has recently introduced to its already existing list of services, the Occupational Health Services (OHS) for corporation and factories' employees. This service is currently headed by a certified and trained Occupational Health Doctor registered with the Department of Occupational Safety & Health.
The objectives of OHS are as follows:
1. Protect workers from hazards at work;
2. Enhance the physical, mental and social well-being of workers;
3. Minimize the consequences of occupational hazards and occupational and work-related disease; and
4. Provide general health care services for workers and their families at the workplace (through in-house clinic) as well as from the Wellness Clinic in Normah Medical Specialist Center.
The outcomes of a successful OHS are:
Increased productivity;
Increased work performance;
Decreased accident or incident rates;
Decreased sickness absent rates;
Decreased total loss time to injury.
Furthermore, this service will not only cater for the need of the industrializing nation, but it can also help you to meet your company's obligation under the Occupational Safety & Health Legislation.
The following are the OHS provided recommendations:
1. Pre-employment and pre-placement medical examination
2. General medical care and treatment of minor illness for the workers and their dependents
3. 24-hour in-house clinic services
4. 24-hour Emergency and Ambulance Services
5. Periodic Medical Examination or Medical Surveillance Program - For workers exposed to hazardous chemicals, ionizing radiation and noise
6. Employee Health Program including Employee Health Screening
7. Health promotion Program including health talk & counseling
8. Rehabilitation Program
9. Training courses including occupational health, CPR and First Aid
10. Other supporting services such as provision of medical consumables, drugs/medicines and clinic medical equipment.
The type of OHS provided can be individualized and the price for each service is negotiable in compliance with your company requirement.


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Feature Request: Bulk assignment of "Fix For"
During our development, a large number of items will get entered into the database and assigned to be added/fixed for the next upcoming release. Towards the end of the release cycle, we inevitably end up picking a particular priority level and ensure those bugs and higher priority are fixed for the release, but all the lower priority bugs end up overflowing into the next release. Unfortunately, I see no way to bulk assign the bugs to the next release. Doing the one by one works, but takes forever.
Richard Wilkes
We're def. considering this for the next version.
Michael H. Pryor (fogcreek)
Another vote for this feature.
Michael Sheasby
Fog Creek Home


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A reign of fear
AN environment of deepening fear across the country is not only making it hard for the people, especially the more vulnerable among them, to defend their rights, it is also preventing them from leading a normal life.
One of the greatest challenges human rights defenders today face in Pakistan is the near impossibility of guaranteeing those charged with blasphemy, or any other offence relating to religion, their right to adequate defence.
The difficulties in finding lawyers to appear in such cases have been reported for years. Resolutions passed by lawyers' bodies against defending any blasphemy accused are no secret. The courts have often been besieged by mobs demanding death for the accused without trial. The latest instance of an attempt to deny defence to a blasphemy accused has been reported from Multan, which has quite a record in the annals of blasphemy trials.
A Supreme Court advocate, appearing for a teacher charged with blasphemy was arguing for quashing of the case when he was told by a lawyer and his companion to keep quiet otherwise he would be killed before the next hearing.
It should be noted that the case was being heard inside a central prison ostensibly to protect the judge, the lawyers and the witnesses from mob pressure and violence. But apparently trial in prison does not prevent troublemakers from interfering with the course of justice.
Several other factors have affected the fate of people in conflict with the law. The police, the prosecutors, the media and professional complainants all seem to have joined hands to create a climate of fear. Out of the many sub-sections in the Pakistan Penal Code chapter on offences relating to religion only one, 295-C, applies to blasphemy. Yet all accused booked under any of the other sub-sections are also branded blasphemers. This mischievous inflation of blasphemy cases suggests an enhanced threat to the majority community's faith and the police and subordinate judiciary start panicking.
There are reports that extra efforts are made to secure the conviction of a person charged with an offence relating to belief. Bail applications are opposed with extraordinary vigour and there are reports that the lawyers who are somehow persuaded to accept briefs take their responsibility rather casually. In a recent case, the prosecution is alleged to have drafted a confession of blasphemy in terms that no person in his right senses could accept, without the victim becoming aware of the content.
While more Muslims than others are facing charges relating to religion, including blasphemy, as a community they are not haunted by the fear of suddenly falling into the pit as the religious minorities are. The Hindus and the Christians who have emigrated over recent months — and their number in either category runs into the tens of thousands — cite fear of being framed for blasphemy as one of the reasons for seeking asylum abroad.
The view that a person charged with an offence relating to religion, especially blasphemy, cannot have a fair trial must not be allowed to gain ground. Otherwise Islamabad will be guilty of confirming the finding of the US Commission on International Religious Freedom that "the government of Pakistan continues to engage in and tolerate systematic, ongoing and egregious violations of freedom of religion or belief".
The narrative about the way in which feelings of insecurity are causing despair among members of the Muslim majority community may be somewhat different but it also contains harrowing details. No end to targeted killing in Karachi is in sight. One day a doctor is killed and another day a lawyer is felled. More than a score of people perished in the Islamabad market blast. Sudden death has a different face in Quetta and Peshawar. And the notion that life is secure in Lahore is an illusion. There is hardly a place in the whole country where fear of death is not wrecking the people's peace of mind.
The entire population is on tenterhooks because there is no guarantee that talks with the militant challengers will produce the results the people want. They are afraid the extremists may refuse to accept peace, and they are afraid that the government may buy respite for itself at the cost of what little freedom vulnerable groups at present enjoy. Since official moves are neither transparent nor intelligible to ordinary minds, the element of anxiety grows day by day.
As if the fear of the suicide bomber or sniper on the prowl were not enough, two developments have accentuated public despair. First, there are reports that provincial and local authorities plan to tell more and more communities to make their own security arrangements. Secondly, the government's insistence on adopting laws like the Protection of Pakistan Ordinance sounds like a resolve to throw the people before the wolves. A regime that wishes to make laws that prima facie destroy the assumptions of justice cannot replace with hope, the fear gnawing at each citizen's heart.
Anybody who thinks that the pervasive climate of fear does not disrupt the people's normal pursuits or their mental capacity will only confirm having been afflicted. As old proverbs go, the fear of extinction is worse than death itself, and it is the foremost duty of those in charge of the people's destiny to help them banish fear from their minds. This will need some doing but the first essential step will be a demonstration of the will to ensure governance in the interest of the people.


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With the World Cup right around the corner, it's time to start making plans to watch the world's most widely viewed sporting event.
There are plenty of spots in New York City where you can cheer on your favorite soccer players.
Some of the bars are allied with certain teams, others just want to celebrate soccer in general. At these bars, you'll experience everything from World Cup cocktails to samba dancers.
This Italian restaurant is a World Cup hub for fans of not just Italy, but every team. Ribalta will be offering a special menu honoring several teams, featuring items such as Yuca Frita pizza for Brazil and Pizza Guacamole for Mexico.
Enjoy a slice while watching all of the games on a 16-foot HD projection screen, and don't miss the opening game party on Thursday, which will feature a Brazilian DJ and carnival dancers.
Hecho en Dumbo
Mixing tasty Mexican food with the World Cup is the recipe for a good night. Munch on some half-price nachos at Hecho en Dumbo during matches, and don't forget to enter in the bracket; if you win, the restaurant and bar will throw a party for you and 40 friends.
Haven Rooftop at the Sanctuary Hotel
This cocktail lounge is literally above others—it's located at the top of the Sanctuary Hotel. Watch the Cup games while enjoying beautiful views of the Manhattan skyline. Haven Rooftop will also be serving $10 Caipirinhas in honor of Brazil.
You can make a reservation here.
This isn't your typical World Cup-viewing location, but watching certain matches here comes with a great perk. If either Japan or the U.S .scores a goal, the bar will provide free rounds of beer to all viewers.
So sit back and cross your fingers for that goal—and in the meantime, enjoy some homemade soba noodles.
The Football Factory
The Football Factory bills itself as "The Best Soccer Bar in NYC," so naturally it's bound to have a lively crowd during the World Cup. With 50 TVs and two big screens, you'll have the ultimate viewing experience.
Peacock Alley at the Waldorf Astoria
If you're looking for a great mixed drink made in spirit of the World Cup, Peacock Alley at the Waldorf Astoria New York is the place to be.
The bar will be screening the World Cup throughout June, and patrons can supplement their viewing experience with a World Cup cocktail. The drink is made with Avua 'Amburana' Cachaca, Sauternes, freshly squeezed Grapefruit juice, Luxardo Maraschino liqueur, and orange bitters. Cheers!
Iberian restaurant O'Lavrador in Jamaica is hosting a viewing party of the U.S. versus Portugal match on June 22. People can spread between two party halls to watch the game, and will even be able to see the match on a giant inflatable television outside if it's not raining.
Since the game falls on O'Lavrador's Sangria Sunday, you can also enjoy $5 goblets, $10 half pitchers, and $15 full pitchers of sangria.
Midtown 1015
Midtown 1015 is the perfect venue for showing your Swiss pride. Throw on your red jersey and head to this bar on June 15 to watch Switzerland play its first World Cup match versus Ecuador.
The event is thrown by the Consulate General of Switzerland in New York and seating is first-come, first-serve. You can register for the event in advance here.
Nevada Smiths
Nevada Smiths' motto is "Where football is religion," and it definitely lives up to that statement during the World Cup. The bar will set up three projection screens in addition to the 40 HD televisions already in the building, so you won't miss a minute of the action.
Nevada Smiths will also have a special World Cup menu available during the games.
The Hatbox at the Refinery Hotel
This pop-up bar at the Refinery Hotel will make you feel like you're watching the World Cup in Brazil. The Hatbox will be transformed into a Heineken Pop-up Bar and Lounge, complete with Astro-Turf and decorations that make you feel like you're actually inside a soccer stadium.
You do have to pay a $5 entry fee, but we think it's worth the price. Olè!
Zum Schneider
If you're rooting for Germany, this is the place to be. This Bavarian Biergarten is billed as Germany's NYC headquarters for the world cup and will be continuing its 12-year tradition of showing every single World Cup game, this year on an HD projection screen and two additional HD flatscreen TVs.
Some of the games will be open-air screenings. Attendees will enjoy live entertainment, DJs, special brunch and lunch menus—and, of course, tons of German beer.
Studio Square
If you'd prefer the outdoors to a stuffy bar, venture to The Garden at Studio Square in Queens and view all of the games on a super-sized screen. Studio Square has American, German, Belgian, Dutch, and Mexican beers on tap, so fans can drink the beer of their favorite World Cup team.
The charge for the opening match is $10, but your first beer is on the house.
Blaue Gans
Blaue Gans has gone all-out with their World Cup celebration. If you choose to watch the games here, you can enter in a raffle to win great prizes, like—you guessed it—soccer tickets.
The restaurant and bar will also be offering a special World Cup-inspired menu. If you show up 30 minutes before the games begin, you'll get half-price Bitburger beers.
Berry Park
Known as Williamsburg's premier soccer bar, Berry Park is ready for this year's World Cup. The bar is throwing a kick-off party on June 12 that will feature a performance by singers Zuzuka Ponderosa and Nego Mozambique.
The day doesn't end with the game, though—there's an after-party on the roof featuring live samba dancers.
Banter Bar
132 Havemeyer Street, Brooklyn
Banter Bar offers something most other bars don't: a World Cup Beer Passport. The bar has beers from more than 24 of the World Cup countries, and every time you try a country's beer you'll get a stamp on your passport.
Just by showing your passport, you'll receive $4 Carlsbergs and $5 Caipirinhas throughout the World Cup. If you fill your passport, you'll be entered to win a $100 beer tab at Banter or one of several other prizes.


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Geert Groote, Getijdenboek - facsimile of the manuscript written in the 15th century
Facsimile from the library of the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, catalogue number: Rps 83/I, written in the middle of the 15th century. It was written on parchment. It consists of 127 sheets sized 18.5 x 13.5 cm. It includes two artistically consistent parts:
1. Kalendarium der Diozese Utrecht.
"Januarius loumaet due heuet XXXI dage die mane XXX. Jares dach. Siluester bisscop"
2. Geert Groote, Getijdenboek.
"Hier begint ons[er] vrouwe[n] getide. Here doe op mine lippe[n]. in alre tonghen menich foudicheit uergader heues in eenheit des ghelouen. Lo[uet bladelike den heren]" - the text in the manuscript is cut; it was completed on the basis of literature.
The book was written by one copyist using Bastarda font. It contains a lot of (almost each sheet) unique and very beautiful, colourful and golden initials, as well as borders, with floral and figural decorations. These all indicate the Renaissance culture's clear influence.
The cover is characteristic of the time in which the manuscript was written: a board, brown embossed leather, and two brass ckasps protecting the book against dust and sheet deformation.
The language used in the book suggests that the breviary ws made in the eastern Netherlands, probably in the Utrecht district. The cover was probably made by a bookbinder named Jacobus, as the writing on the bottom part of the cover suggests. In 1687 the book became, alongwith other books, it was taken over by the National and University Library in Królewiec.


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Oregon Department of Transportation's Trip Check
Provides real-time travel conditions around the state.
This site is an effort by many city, county, tribal, state and federal agencies to coordinate and aggregate information for Oregon communities affected by wildfire smoke. The information is posted here by the agencies themselves while volunteers built and are maintaining the page.


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Exigent works day in and day out with the specific roles and employee types your organization requires, so we know what indicates quality and fit. We source the best talent for your firm or corporate legal team. And because we aren't structured like an agency, we can pass cost efficiencies on to you.
We offer multiple support options, including full-time on-site, ad-hoc, or dedicated remote support, allowing you to scale up or down as required by your business needs.
See how Exigent's legal recruitment services options can help your firm or organization scale and take on new challenges.


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"I've always been fascinated by him – that Eighties 'tache, the job title of 'Minister without Portfolio'. An interviewer once asked him: 'Peter, why aren't you the leader of the Labour Party?' And he says: 'Well, you have to remember that Gordon and Tony had a head start on me. I didn't become an MP until 1992. Then when Tony left, of course, it was Gordon's turn and…' He lists all these reasons, but it never occurs to him to say, 'Oh no, I couldn't.' He's obviously thought about it for years. There's something flouncy about him, too. He resigned when he could've hung on and ridden it out but instead he was overdramatic and a bit petulant. I find that an appealing personality trait. He's not some sort of edifice or monolith or vampire. There's a lot of humour and pathos in him. If people believed the whole prince of darkness thing, that suited him. If you go to Castle Dracula, you expect Count Dracula to meet you. Yet when you see footage of him talking to people, he's a really good laugh and bon viveur."
Gatiss - 'Gay-tiss, he tells me' - interviewed in The Telegraph.
Mark plays Mandy in the Channel 4 drama, Coalition, broadcast on Thursday March 26th.


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Children are as different as the birds on the poster. There is an owl depicted. Being the bird of wisdom it has good vision in the dark, too. We do not want to equalize all birds but play a part in contributing so that all of them have the same ability to see. In other words: that all of them have the same chance to enjoy the human right on education.
Today one out of three children in sub-Saharan Africa is affected by extreme poverty. But poverty prevents education, also in Germany. In Wuppertal alone, more than 30 percent of the children at the age of one to three years live in households which are relying on social benefits. Education in the sense of the general decleration of the human rights does not only convey knowledge but universal values like the awareness of one's own dignity and the dignity of others. Education develops character, builds tolerance between ethnical groups, nations and followers of different religious communities.
The UEM supports concrete projects in Tanzania, the Phillipines and Germany because the discrepancy in education and supply of teaching staff as well as the access to higher education between poor and rich are huge.
Find information about the promotion of human rights 2013 here.
Download the publication of the UEM Africa regional office "Mission Echo":
Download the publication of the UEM Asia regional office "Mission Sparks":


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Autumn weather has been coming in hot. For the past few seasons I've been seeing lines blur between fall and summer. Part of me wants to hold onto my favorite summer pieces like flowy chiffon dresses, short hemlines and the color white.
Today, we're sharing the 'Rules for Wearing Summer Clothes in Autumn'—everything from summery blouses, dresses, short hems, whites and sandals can be used this fall! Follow below for hacks to repurposing those summer clothes for fall. Enjoy! xo
Rule #1: The Summer Dress
There are multiple hacks when it comes to repurposing your favorite summer dress. However, I chose my top three! Rule 1.1: Layer the dress over trousers. Rule 1.2: Style the dress under an oversized blazer. Rule 1.3: Style the dress under a moto jacket with statement booties.
Rule #2: Short Hems
A common problem in fall is that we believe that we can't wear short hems without tights. Personally, I am not a tights person so this is one of my favorite rules. If you're wanting to wear a mini dress, skirt, etc. pair it with a trench coat. This allows you to bare your legs, cover when it's cold and look chic!
Rule #3: The Summer Whites
There's an urban myth that states no white after labor day. Well I tell you to combat that myth this season. Your summer whites can easily be made fall-esq through a few easy style techniques. Pair your white pieces with sweaters, blazers and most importantly funky boots.
Rule #4: Sandals
This is not a rule for the faint hearted. During early fall it is easy to still wear your sandals simply by styling them with warm coats, culottes and bellbottoms. However, as the season goes on it's time to warm those sandals up. My sandal rule is to wear socks with them. Neutral, bright, thick or thin – as long as they're not your old gym socks you're good!
Rule #5: Your Favorite Summer Top
Summer tops are traditionally lighter than those worn during fall. What do I have to say to that? No problem! Layer your favorite summer blouse or top with a trendy turtleneck and voila you just turned a summer piece into a fall OOTD!


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After I realized the Yanko Design blog included drone designs, I started browsing through the older designs and found some pretty interesting drones. Drones like the NEO S-300, a large helicopter design that offers "full helicopter capabilities with a minimal physical footprint."
Designed and manufactured in Switzerland, the NEO S-300 is the brainchild of the Swiss UAV team (now UMS Aero Group).
The KOAX X-240 has a coaxial rotor system allowing the vehicle to unleash full helicopter capabilities with a minimal physical footprint. Made with a fuselage designed for easy handling with a size small enough to fit in most larger automotive trunks. Carbon composite construction and multiple openings for easy maintenance and exchange of its modular mechanical and electrical components.
The unmanned helicopter NEO S-300's body is based on that of a dolphin giving it a streamlined fusiform body. The nose has a payload area capable of carrying any of various electronics like camera, laser, or radar systems. Like the KOAX, the NEO has several removable lids offering easy access to the modular guts. Outer shell made of carbon composite for durability.
As I mentioned, this is an older design, however the NEO S-300 looks like the predecessor to the much newer R-350. According to UMS AERO Group, "The R-350 sets the standard in VTOL RPAS. This ITAR-free Tactical Helicopter is unique in its class, in that it has a jet-turbine engine propulsion system." I'm guessing the KOAX X-240 was a key evolutionary step for these designs.
I guess the question is, is this a large drone or a mini helicopter?
About UMS AERO Group (formerly Swiss UAV)
Headquartered in Switzerland, UMS AERO Group is a leading international corporation specialized in developing innovative flying robot technologies for fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters.
Our high-tech company focuses on the production and distribution of small and medium sized Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) on a global scale.


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John Beatty
Nguyen Leftt, P.C.
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25th floor
New York
As trial counsel at N.L., John is involved with many of the firm's significant medical malpractice and negligence matters, including brain jury cases, construction accidents, burn injury cases, motor vehicle collisions, premises liability cases and defective products cases.
His experiences before becoming an attorney – as a construction laborer and a NYPD supervisor – give him a unique perspective and the skills to investigate difficult cases and achieve justice for clients.
John has been called a "Matador in the Courtroom", and "Fierce", "deadly", and "elegant" by his jurors.
John's past trial results have been profiled in the New York Law Journal and New York Verdicts and Settlements. John attained one of the highest premises liability verdicts in New York State in 2016.
As a police supervisor John oversaw hundreds of vehicle crash investigations, including those involving fatal pedestrian collisions. John's investigative skills have also uncovered multiple instances of corporate cover-ups, falsification of official accident and incident reports, and other wrong-doing.
Achieving justice for innocent, injured victims — especially those who cannot speak for themselves –motivates John to look harder, dig deeper, and not accept assurances that everything was done properly, safely, as required by law or "by the book."
John has an intimate and personal knowledge of the dangers faced by hardworking New Yorker's. Coming from a large police family, John worked his way through college first as a construction laborer in Local Union No. 79 –on construction and building projects here in the five boroughs. The Grandson of a Union Sandhog labor leader, John has been around the construction industry for decades and he is proud of the he has helped injured construction industry workers recover .
During his tenure with the police force he served in multiple commands and was awarded more than two dozen medals and commendations for bravery, and was personally awarded the "Community Police Officer of the Year" by the Police Commissioner. John was later selected as the sole recipient of the Police Department's fellowship to attend Harvard University, where he was awarded a Masters Degree in Public Administration. At Harvard John developed problem solving skills which serve our clients well. His tenacious representation of clients wronged by big companies is well-known and respected throughout the legal community.
John has been repeatedly recognized for his representation of people significantly injured through the fault of others. John is recognized as Lifetime Charter Member of the Best Attorneys in America, a Fellow of the National Association of Distinguished Counsel, a Top 25 Medical Malpractice Attorney, a Million Dollar Advocate (less than 1% of attorneys share this distinction).
John is a proud Fellow of the National Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA) and was elected to and remains on the Board of Directors of the New York State Trial Lawyers Association (NYSTLA). John is also a member of the NYPD Honor Legion, and often speaks to law enforcement and construction industry groups about workplace safety and workplace injuries.
John graduated magna cum laude from the City University of New York, received his Masters from Harvard, and his JD from Fordham Law School, where he graduated with honors. John is admitted to practice law in state and federal courts in New York and Massachusetts. Prior to becoming trial counsel to Nguyen Leftt, John was a partner at a renowned plaintiff's malpractice and personal injury firm in New York.
Areas of Practice
Medical Malpractice, Negligence, Construction accidents, Burns, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Defective Products Cases
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New York State Supreme Court


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During a contested divorce, Kutty Law Firm, PLLC handles all points of contention, including:
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Before you visit an attorney, make a list of all the property you and your spouse own and determine if it was purchased prior to the marriage or during the marriage. If possible, determine the value or equity in the property. Make a list of all checking and savings accounts, whether they are in your name, your spouse's name, or both. The same goes for credit card debt, pensions, and retirement accounts. If you can gather this information and organize it prior to seeing an attorney, this will assist your lawyer in giving you a rough idea of how your assets may be divided.
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