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December 2012
Chesapeake Crescent Initiative and TEDCO Forming Regional Innovation Fund For Start-Ups
Fund to be used to provide seed capital for start-ups primarily in the fields of energy, life sciences and
security throughout Maryland, Virginia, Delaware and the District of Columbia
WASHINGTON, D.C. (December 5, 2012)—A new $50 million investment fund will provide seed capital to launch new businesses that use technologies from government and university research labs in the Maryland, Virginia, Delaware and the District of Columbia.
The Chesapeake Regional Innovation Fund will provide seed capital for start-ups and emerging technology companies focused on innovations in energy, life sciences and security. The first investments are anticipated for later in 2013.
The fund, which will be managed by TEDCO of Columbia, Md., is being developed by the Chesapeake Crescent Initiative, a regional collaborative working to advance innovation in life sciences, security, and energy throughout Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and the District of Columbia, as well as a team of regional stakeholders.
According to Robert Rosenbaum, President and Executive Director for TEDCO, "We could not be more excited about working with the Chesapeake Crescent Initiative on this investment fund. Everything TEDCO has been doing for over 14 years drives technology, entrepreneurship and innovation and this partnership is an ideal way to further that mission."
"Through initiatives like Innovate Maryland, InvestMaryland and the InvestMaryland Challenge, we've set out to create a culture in which innovation and entrepreneurship thrive," said Christian S. Johansson, Secretary of the Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development. "With this new investment fund, the Chesapeake Crescent Initiative and TEDCO are enhancing the array of resources that help entrepreneurs move from innovation to commercialization to company formation to job creation."
CCI is concurrently launching a regional innovation portal pilot as a means to accelerate the commercialization of research from universities, Federal laboratories and startups in our region(accessible through the CCI website at wwwchesapeakecrescent.org). Pilot participants Virginia Tech, George Washington University, University System of Maryland, Johns Hopkins University and the National Institutes of Health have each contributed information about their innovations to this regional portal. The portal will be viewed by subscribers interested in investing, licensing or otherwise collaborating on these innovations, including the managers of the Chesapeake Regional Innovation Fund.
"This is a major step in positioning this dynamic Chesapeake Region as a whole as a major competitive force in innovation," said CCI's Vice Chairman and Co-founder, George Vradenburg. "With billions spent annually on federal and university research, the most educated workforce and the highest concentration of scientists and engineers, we think there is a tremendous opportunity to transform far more of that intellectual capital into local businesses, jobs and economic vitality."
The fund will not begin making investments until the team has raised at least $20 million in capital. The ultimate fundraising goal is $50 million.
Phil Garfinkle, the founder of PictureVision, Yazam, Trust Strategy Group, Navig8 and others, will serve as chairman of the fund's investment committee. Phil is an experienced inventor, CEO, and investor.
"Bringing technology and innovation from the thought process to commercialization is my passion," stated Phil Garfinkle. "This focus and funding structure will drive Research and Development into products that create positive impact on our society."
"Phil Garfinkle is one of the most successful venture capital investors in the region and nation, and we're thrilled he is joining us to help build momentum for new business creation across the region," said CCI's Vice Chairman and Co-founder, Herbert S. Miller.
This month the state of Delaware joined Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia as a member of CCI, along with 10 universities that are members of its university consortium, the Chesapeake Crescent Innovation Alliance: the University System of Maryland, Johns Hopkins University, George Washington University, Georgetown University, Howard University, George Mason University, Virginia Tech,University of Virginia, James Madison University and Gallaudet University.
About the Chesapeake Crescent Initiative
The Chesapeake Crescent Initiative (CCI) is a regional collaborative to advance innovation in energy, life sciences and security in the "Chesapeake Crescent" Region of Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and the District of Columbia. CCI's leadership includes Federal government agencies, state and local government leaders, major private sector companies as well as academic institutions. Launched in January 2008, CCI's mission is to establish this Region as a global leader in energy, security and life sciences innovation through new models of government (federal, state, and local), university and private enterprise collaboration. Learn more at wwwchesapeakecrescent.org
About TEDCO
The Maryland Technology Development Corporation (TEDCO) is the go-to source for entrepreneurial support and guidance for start-ups and early-stage companies engaged in bringing innovative ideas to market. For more than a decade, the organization has provided funding, mentoring and networking opportunities to support Maryland's innovation ecosystem. While founded by the Maryland General Assembly, TEDCO is an independent entity that makes seed/early-stage investments and manages private capital for angel and venture capital funds. It is frequently ranked as one of the most active seed/early-stage investors in the nation. The organization plays a key role in bringing research created in Maryland's educational institutions and federal laboratories into the commercial marketplace. For more information on TEDCO and its programs and resources, visit www.tedco.md.
Media Contacts
For TEDCO:
Kathleen Shaffer
VP Public Relations, MGH
(410) 902-5053
For Chesapeake Crescent Initiative:
Stephanie Carnes
Managing Director, CCI
(202) 360-6271


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This will be the first in what we hope to make a series of discussions on the most important issues tackled by the two presidential candidates, Mitt Romney and President Obama during each presidential debate.
On Wednesday, the candidates will focus on domestic policy, and our hangout will cover specifically the economy. What do you need to hear from Romney and Obama to be convinced that they have a winning plan for bringing the U.S. out of its economic downturn? If you could, what would you ask the candidates about their respective plans to fix the budget deficit? Whose plan on job creation is, in your opinion, the best?
We'll have a panel of economics experts to join us, but we mainly want to hear from you during this conversation. Chime in with your opinions, comments and questions on Twitter using #economicsdebate or on Facebook by placing your comment at the bottom of this story page.
Meet the debate participants
Heather Boushey is senior economist at American Progress. Her research focuses on employment, social policy and family economic well-being. Much of her current work focuses on the Great Recession's impact on workers and their families, as well as policies to promote job creation.
Dan Mitchell is a senior fellow at the Cato Institute. He is a tax reform and supply-side tax policy expert. Mitchell is a strong advocate of a flat tax and international tax competition.
David Mastio is USA TODAY's Forum editor. He will be co-moderating the discussion.
Eileen Rivers is USA TODAY's Web content editor. She will also be co-moderating the conversation.
We will also be joined by USA TODAY reader Ron Harris, who, in many ways, represents the struggle that many Americans are going through in this down economy. He also has many questions for Obama and Romney. Harris, a former pilot who has been unemployed for a year, was chosen out of many readers to join the conversation.
To jump into the conversation here, you can also leave your comment or question in the Cover it Live box below the video, where there will also be polls and other interactives throughout the conversation.
Before Wednesday's hangout begins, take a look at our last Google+Hangout on the Sikh temple shooting and gun control. Today's hangout on the presidential debate begins promptly at 4 p.m.

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It's so good to be writing here again after an extended break. Our busy time on the farm has ebbed and I finally have time to chronicle our adventures.
Last weekend we were still basking in the novelty of rain when it was time for the monthly meeting of my beloved produce swap group.
Every month we meet at someone's garden or a local cafe for morning tea, lots of visiting, and a swap of homegrown produce, homemade goodies, and an assortment of seedlings, cuttings, and plants.
I never fail to return home inspired. I love seeing how other people garden, what fruits, veggies, and flowers they've got, how they mulch and feed, and what they make with the things they've grown.
And I especially love having good heart-to-heart chats with friends I often only see at these events. It's so good to get caught up on children and grand-children, pets and spouses, jobs and health, crafts and books, and anything else that comes into our heads to chat about.
We always go home with a myriad of treasures, and this time was no different. I returned to our farm with cosmos, alyssum, eggplants, and tomatoes ready to plant in my gardens, fresh eggs, fat beetroots, and berry bushes and herbs from my friend Kathy's home-grown shop, Pots of Herbs and Punnets of Seedlings. Such richness!
I also came away with a recipe for exquisitely delicious Goat Cheese and Shallot Tarts by Mary Berry. Kathy made them and we all swooned over the buttery walnut-studded pastry and sweet onion-y filling. Delicious!
Where do you go for inspiration for your home, kitchen, or garden? xo
Goats' Cheese and Shallot Tarts
by Mary Berry
For the pastry:
175g/6oz plain flour, plus extra for dusting
100g/3½oz cold butter, cubed
1 free-range egg, beaten
30g/1oz walnuts, roughly chopped
salt and freshly ground black pepper
For the filling:
1 tbsp oil
500g/1lb 2oz banana shallots, thinly sliced
2 tbsp balsamic vinegar
1 tbsp light muscovado sugar
300g/10½oz soft goats' cheese
2 free-range eggs, beaten
2 tbsp chopped fresh parsley
Preparation method:
1. Preheat the oven to 200C/180C Fan/Gas 6. Put a large baking tray in the oven to heat up.
2. To make the pastry, put the flour, butter and a little salt into a food processor and pulse until the mixture resembles breadcrumbs. Alternatively, place in a mixing bowl and rub the butter into the flour using your fingertips. Add the beaten egg and a tablespoon water and mix until a ball of dough is formed.
3. Lightly flour a work surface and roll out the dough thinly (about 3mm/⅛in thick). Sprinkle the chopped walnuts over the pastry. Cover with cling film and roll over the cling film to press the nuts into the pastry. Cut out 8 large circles using a pastry cutter or saucer as a guide and line the Yorkshire pudding tins. Place in the fridge to chill while you make the filling.
4. Heat the oil in a lidded frying pan, add the shallots and cook over a high heat for 2 minutes, stirring frequently. Lower the heat, cover and cook for 10 minutes until soft. Add the vinegar and sugar and cook for 15 minutes, stirring every now and then, until the shallots are dark brown and caramelised. Set aside to cool.
5. Put the goats' cheese, beaten eggs and half the parsley in a bowl. Season with salt and pepper and mix until smooth.
Prick the bases of the chilled tart cases all over with a fork, then spoon in the shallot mixture. Pour the goats' cheese mixture over the shallots.
Slide the tins onto the hot baking sheet and cook for 20 minutes, or until the pastry is crisp and the filling is just set and golden-brown. Sprinkle with the remaining chopped parsley and serve warm or cold.


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U.S. Olympic Committee Visits Fairfax Campus Today
Posted: June 12, 2001 at 1:00 am, Last Updated: November 30, -0001 at 12:00 am
Eight members of the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) are on the Fairfax Campus today to determine whether or not the Washington/Baltimore area has suitable facilities to host the 2012 Summer Olympics. They will visit several campus sites, including the Aquatic and Fitness Center.
If the Washington/Baltimore Regional 2012 Coalition is successful in its bid to host the Olympics, several events could be held at George Mason, including wrestling, swimming, judo, and track and field.
The USOC site evaluation team arrived in Washington on Sunday and toured the area yesterday. Among their stops were the National Mall, RFK Stadium, PSINet Stadium, and the University of Maryland at College Park.
This is the first of eight destinations for the USOC. The other cities in the running to host the 2012 Olympics are Cincinnati, Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, and Tampa.


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Google Doodle: Adolphe Sax remembered on his birth anniversary
Belgian musical instrument maker and inventor of the saxophone Adolphe Sax commemorated with a special Google Doodle on his 201st birth anniversary
Belgian musical instrument maker and inventor of the saxophone Adolphe Sax commemorated with a special Google Doodle on his 201st birth anniversary.
The doodle features an illustration of Sax playing his patented saxophone against the google logo, which has been stylistically fashioned in golden italic letters surrounded by a fancy frame.
Born Antoine-Joseph Sax in Dinant, Belgium on 6 November 1814 he began to make his own instruments at an early age, entering two of his flutes and a clarinet into a competition at the age of 15. Adolphe Sax improved upon the design of the bass clarinet, his first important invention, which he got patented at age 24.
Sax's most famous invention, which came to be known worldwide as the saxophone was patented on 28 June 1846. It went on to be become a standard among musical instruments to be used during orchestras and concert bands. The saxophone's invention made Adolphe Sax's reputation and secured him a job, teaching at the Paris Conservatoire in 1857.
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>> Saxotromba: A valved brasswind instrument invented around 1844 for the mounted bands of the French military, probably as a substitute for the French horn.
>> Saxhorn: This instrument contains a conical bore and deep cup-shaped mouthpiece and its sound has a characteristic mellow quality, and blends well with other brass. The saxhorn also laid the groundwork for the modern euphonium.
>> Saxtuba: Currently obselete, the saxtuba was conceived by Sax around 1845. It's design was inspired by the ancient Roman cornu and tuba.


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For decades it has been a staple pick-me-up of rickshaw drivers, farmers, labourers and even students: gutka, a cheap mix of fragrant spices, nut, chemicals and tobacco sold in tiny, shiny, brightly coloured packets for a few copper coins.
But gutka will soon have disappeared from much of India – if one of the biggest public health campaigns currently underway anywhere in the world succeeds. This month the capital, Delhi, brought in its own ban, following 11 other states.
According to the most recent government figures as many as 200 million people use some form of chewed tobacco, more than twice as many as smoke. Defenders say gutka is part of the centuries-old local practice of chewing mild stimulants, introduced by the Mughal emperors. To its critics, it is a major health risk created by unregulated mass production and marketing.
Explaining her decision to end its sale and production in the city, the chief minister of Delhi, Sheila Dikshit, called gutka a "very serious health hazard".
Campaigners and senior officials hope that, despite lobbying by manufacturers, a nationwide ban can be imposed.
"We are liaising with states and central government and trying for a total ban. If it doesn't work we will go to the courts wherever necessary. We are optimistic," said Dr Ravikant Singh, president of Doctors For You, an NGO which has petitioned courts for the change.
One major concern has been the number of teenagers and even children developing gutka habits. Though the law forbids its sale close to schools or colleges, such restrictions are widely flouted.
There are fears that the new ban will also be ineffective.
"The law is difficult to enforce and so we need public education campaigns too. You cannot drive away anything that is a custom overnight. It has to become a social evil," Professor GK Rath, a leading Indian cancer expert, said.
Outside the cancer wing of the All India Institute of Medical Science, in south Delhi, hundreds milled around hoping for a bed last week. The wing has only room for 182 inpatients but is one of the best equipped in the country.
Rath, who runs the centre, said that around a quarter of oral cancer cases that he sees can be attributed to gutka or similar products. The mix of tobacco with other substances – such as crushed areca nut, the leaf of the betel plant and lime – is a "deadly combination", he told the Guardian, with the lime eroding the mouth and throat.
Saliva containing chewed gutka is so corrosive that engineers have been forced to launch structural surveys of the famous Howrah bridge in Kolkata after the accumulated spit of millions began to eat into its girders.
"It's like a drug. You just can't stop. If I could have my time again I would never start," said Sachin Goel, 36, who had much of his jaw and throat removed after doctors found an advanced cancer.
Manufacturers argue that banning gutka – a "homegrown" industry which they say provides hundreds of thousands with a living – but not cigarettes makes no sense.
"Gutka is the luxury of the poor. They will just turn to cigarettes or country-made hooch instead," said Sanjay Bechan, of the Indian Smokeless Tobacco Federation. "I should have a choice as an Indian.
We are not living in a banana republic. The only people benefiting from this will be some multinationals who sell cigarettes."
The government figures show that nearly two in five (38%) adults in rural areas and one in four (25%) adults in urban areas use tobacco in some form. Most gutka firms are family-run enterprises.
"The industry is obviously going to shut down completely," said Maha Dev, of Som Fragrances, a gutka factory in Delhi founded 25 years ago. "It's a government policy so there's nothing we can do or say."
Campaigners believe that the substantial donations made by gutka manufacturers to politicians may protect them in some parts of India.
"We will need strong action by the courts there. The politicians won't introduce a ban by themselves," said Dr Ravi Kant, the campaigner.
The sellers who make a living from hawking the gutka appear resigned to the change. Ravi Shukla has sold gutka, cigarettes and soft drinks from a stall in Delhi's Saket neighbourhood for a decade. Though he makes 200 to 250 rupees (£2.25 to £2.85) a day from gutka sales – a sizeable chunk of his income – he backs the ban.
"I think it's a good thing. At least people won't get cancer from it anymore, Shukla said. "I am not that worried. I am sure god will help us find another way to earn money. We'll think of something."


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According to SLAM! Sports, Jonathan Toews has been nursing a knee injury after the playoffs and may not be available for the 2010 SuperStar Summer Showdown. While anyone betting or pooling on this event may have a serious addiction and need professional help, we will not be worried for the start of the season.
Knee injuries can be troublesome but this is a strain, not tear or laceration, etc. Not including preseason or the Olympics the young captain played 98 games so some wear and tear can be expected.
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United States Texas Counties C Comanche County
Guide to Comanche County Texas genealogy. Birth records, marriage records, death records, census records, family history, and military records.
|Comanche County, Texas
Location in the state of Texas
Location of Texas in the U.S.
|January 25, 1856
|County Seat
- 1 Comanche County
- 2 History
- 3 Places/Localities
- 4 Resources
- 5 Societies and Libraries
- 6 Web Sites
- 7 References
Comanche County
Comanche County Courthouse
County Courthouse
Comanche, TX 76442
Phone: 915.356.2655
County Clerk has birth, death and burial records from 1903,
marriage records from 1856, probate records from 1897,
court records from 1934 and land records from 1859[1]
The area was part of the land grant to Stephen F. Austin, the first settlement was in 1854, development of area started about 1873.
Parent County
1856--Comanche County was created 25 January 1856 from Bosque and Coryell Counties. County seat: Comanche [2]
Boundary Changes
Record Loss
Populated Places
Comanche | Comyn | Downing | Duster | Energy | Gustine | Hasse | Lake Proctor | Lamkin | Newburg | Proctor | Rucker | Sipe Springs | Vandyke
Neighboring Counties
- Soda Springs Community Cemeteries, by James & Donna Chapman. Book tells the history of the families of this vanished community through the lives of those buried in the six cemeteries in the area: Taylor's Chapel/Concord, Suggs, Copperas Creek, Martin Branch, Chaney, and Robertson. From Aaron to Wright, 670 individuals buried in the six cemeteries or living persons who have chosen their resting places and erected their tombstones are included in this volume. 420 Pages. Over 350 Pictures and Historical Photographs. Available from the Comanche Public Library.
- Amity Cemetery in Comanche County is included Rural Cemetery Inscriptions of Brown County Supplement updated 1970-2002. Available from the Brown County Historical Society
- Tombstone Transcription Project ~ Partial transcription of cemetery tombstones ~ USGenWeb
- Texas Historic Cemeteries ~ Partial indexes to historic cemeteries
- African American Cemeteries Online ~ Partial index/transcriptions of African American cemeteries
- Cemetery Junction ~ Links to cemetery transcriptions
- Texas Christian Church Directory ~ ChurchAngel
- Catholic Parishes in Texas
A wiki article describing an online collection is found at:
Texas, Conamche County Probate Records (FamilySearch Historical Records)
Local Histories
- Blazing the Way: Tales of Comanche County Pioneers by Eulalia Nabers Wells, 1942.
- Patchwork of Memories: Historical Sketches of Comanche County, Texas by the Comanche County Bicentennial Committee, 1976.
- Comanche County History: Comanche County Family Histories, 2 volumes, by Fredda Davis Jones, 2008.
- 101 Places to See in and Around Comanche, 101 contemporary views photographed by the 2008-09 students of the Comanche ISD Gifted and Talented Program, grades 1-5. Available from the Comanche Public Library
- Texas Museums ~ List of all museums in Texas ~ Hidden Ancestors
- Historical Maps ~ From the Republic to the Turn of the Century ~ Hidden Ancestors
- Texas Counties Map. Click on the county to go to the TXGenweb site
- Military Resources ~ Links to research Civil War to Operation Enduring Freedom ~ Hidden Ancestors
- Fallen Heroes ~ Partial Index of casualties from Civil War to Operation Enduring Freedom ~ Hidden Ancestors
- Honoring Our Veterans ~ Partial index of veterans from Civil War to Operation Enduring Freedom ~ Hidden Ancestors
Additional newspapers abstracts can sometimes be found using search phrases such as Comanche County, Texas Genealogy newspapers in online catalogs like:
- TX Newspaper Abstracts (For instructions see WorldCat Online Catalog).
- Census Diggins 1830-1930
- Do a Comanche County, Texas Genealogy Place-name search for these and other records in the FamilySearch Catalog (For instructions see FamilySearch Catalog Place-name Search).
- The Comanche Chief Newspaper published weekly
- DeLeon Free Press
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311 N. Austin Street
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Spread across 8 million square feet of land in Meydan City, and comprising 280 villas, 13 high-rises, garden apartments, a shopping mall, hotels, retail complex and international schools, "Sobha City" is all set to hog the limelight Cityscape Global 2012.
The multi-billion-dollar project, located adjacent to Meydan Godolphin Parks situated along Al Khail Road, will be developed by India's Sobha Group and will by far be the largest project to be launched in Dubai in the last four years. Sobha City is located just 4 kilometres from Burj Khalifa and is 15 minutes drive from Dubai Airport.
"We will start construction of infrastructure and villas by early next year, but the project launch will possibly be a little later," Ajay Rajendran, Vice-Chairman, Sobha Group, told Emirates 24|7.
In April, Jones Lang LaSalle said the Dubai residential real estate market appears to have bottomed out as prices are now at rates similar to early 2008 levels with the villa market clearly outperforming the apartment segment.
"We have just 280 villas to sell. it's a very small number compared to large villa communities built here," Rajendran says, adding, "the market seems to be very strong at the moment with increasing number of end-users and hence we are confident of selling due to our project's location (Al Khail Road) and the superior quality that we are known to deliver."
Situated approximately four kilometres from Dubai Creek, Meydan City features the Meydan Free Zone and four distinct sub-districts - the Meydan Racecourse, Meydan Metropolis, Meydan Horizons and Meydan Godolphin Parks.
Although Ranjendran did not reveal the overall cost, he hopes to complete the entire project in a phased manner over the next 10 years.
"The costs are substantial, but the important thing is to time the project to the needs of the city. We don't want to add to the imbalance that we are currently witnessing. It is essential for us to bring it to the market only when the demand is there."
And to ensure that the project gets completed on time, Sobha Group has ensured credit lines are in place before the project's official launch.
"We have tied up with international banks. They are supporting us because they are aware of our track record. They are comfortable as they know 'we are serious players'."
In July, Bank of America Merrill Lynch said Dubai residential property market will benefit the most as the population is likely to more than double over the next decade with more jobs being created.
"Dubai's active population should grow by 6.1 per cent on average over the next eight years, faster than residential supply, which is set to grow by 4.9 per cent over the next two years - this is critical in terms of delivery units," the bank said.
Rajendran echoes the same view. He believes the market here needs at least 15,000 to 20,000 new units every year in order to meet the needs of growing population.
Sobha Group was established by PNC Menon, the group chairman, in 1995.
The company has 38 residential projects, totaling 23.50 million square feet and 42 ongoing contractual projects, totaling 9.22 million square feet in various stages of construction. In Dubai, Sobha has developed four projects, three commercial and one residential.
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The U.S. Supreme Court on Nov. 9, 2015, heard oral arguments in an Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) case asking whether a man injured by a drunk driver, who received a settlement from that driver, is required to reimburse his health plan administrator for medical expenses. (Montanile v. Bd. of Trs. of Nat'l Elevator Industry Health Benefit Plan, U.S., No. 14-723).
The high court was reviewing a decision of the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upholding a lower court's opinion that Robert Montanile must pay back more than $120,000 to the Board of Trustees of the National Elevator Industry Health Benefit Plan after a 2008 accident in Florida. Montanile had reached a six-figure settlement with the driver at fault in the accident but had spent much of the settlement money on legal fees and caring for himself and his daughter. The appeals court ruled that the summary plan documents gave the health plan a first-priority claim to the settlement payment and that the plan could therefore recover the money paid out, even if Montanile had already spent it on everyday living expenses.
The question at the core of this case is whether a health plan can recover payments made if the recipient has received a recovery from a third party and spent that recovery before the plan seeks to recoup its payments, Scott Stitt, a benefits attorney with Tucker Ellis in Columbus, Ohio, told SHRM Online. Stitt, who attended the oral arguments, said that the justices were debating the practical impact of any decision that they might reach in the case. "The justices were concerned with who should bear the risk. Should it be participants or plans?" If the plan participant in this case wins, he said, "There will be a strong incentive for benefit recipients to hire a lawyer, dispute the plan's claim and just spend the money."
Outcome May Impact Pension and Disability Plans
The case may have implications beyond the payment of medical benefits by health insurers, according to Russ Hirschhorn, a benefits attorney in Proskauer's New York office.
The attorneys for both parties discussed at oral argument whether whatever the court rules might be extended to apply to workers who receive overpayments from pension or disability plans, he noted.
Neal K. Katyal, a Washington, D.C.-based lawyer with Hogan Lovells who represented the insurer, argued for a limited ruling applicable only to health plans. Katyal said that ERISA allowed these types of lawsuits only when a participant engaged in "knowing dissipation" of a personal injury settlement. The ruling wouldn't create hardship for workers with disabilities or retirees who receive an overpayment of benefits because of an error made by their ERISA-governed plan, Katyal said.
Arguing for the plan participant, Peter K. Stris, a lawyer with Los Angeles-based Stris & Maher, cautioned the justices that their eventual ruling would necessarily affect workers receiving pension or disability benefits.
Participants in these plans, Stris said, likely wouldn't be unduly harmed if plans act promptly in seeking reimbursement. However, a disability or pension plan that waits years or decades before attempting to collect a mistaken overpayment could create a heavy burden for an unwitting plan participant, particularly a typical participant of "limited means."
"In the pension or disability context, the recipient may not know they have been overpaid," Hirschhorn said, making this a different situation than the one before the court. And the court's decision may not address this issue at all, he noted. "Just because something is discussed at argument" does not mean it will figure in the court's eventual decision, he said.
Court Can Resolve Circuit Split
The case specifically centers on ERISA's equitable remedies provision, found at Section 502(a)(3). This provision places limits on plan fiduciaries who attempt to sue participants who received erroneous benefit payments or who received plan benefits for injuries later compensated by third-party settlements, as is common in cases involving vehicle accidents.
The circuit courts have split on whether this provision—which requires that any lawsuits by plan fiduciaries seek only "equitable relief"—allows a fiduciary to sue a participant who is no longer in possession of the disputed benefit payments. This is sometimes referred to as ERISA's "tracing requirement," with the courts that impose such a requirement ruling against fiduciaries in cases where participants are no longer in possession of the sought-after funds.
The majority of courts that have considered this issue have agreed with the 11th Circuit and allowed plans to bring these kinds of lawsuits. In particular, the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 6th and 7th circuits have all rejected the notion of a tracing requirement, instead finding that ERISA plans can recover overpaid benefits even if those benefits didn't remain in possession of the defendant participant or beneficiary.
The 8th and 9th circuits have rejected attempts by ERISA plans to recover benefits no longer possessed by the participant or beneficiary. Those courts have found that these lawsuits didn't seek appropriate equitable relief as required by ERISA Section 502(a)(3).
The 5th Circuit has gone its own way and drawn a distinction between cases where the plan terms allowed the plan to seek recovery and cases without such plan language.
The Supreme Court now has a chance to resolve this difference of opinion among the federal courts of appeals. "I don't think it is clear which way the court will go," Stitt said. "The justices will struggle with the practical implications. The final decision will not be driven by the law, but by what the least harmful result would be," he concluded.
Joanne Deschenaux, J.D., is SHRM's senior legal editor.
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The new series of drawings by Al Munro examining the arrangement of atoms within common foodstuffs including salt, sugar and vinegar, are featured in the current exhibition Art + Food: Beyond the Still Life at Brenda May Gallery in Sydney. In her artist statement, Munro writes "I am interesting in using drawing-based media to examine processes of inscription and translation in relation to scientific representations of the natural world. The work in this exhibition stems from research in crystallographic image collections in Australia and the UK. Crystallography is the field of science which studies and maps the arrangement of atoms within a solid. My attraction to crystallographic diagrams has been due to their translation of the natural world into the visual and mathematical language of geometry and pattern; the endlessly repeating grids of complex symmetries which map the molecular structure of all organic and inorganic matter hold an endless fascination for me."
Al Munro, Salt Diffraction, 2012
pencil and pigment marker on paper, 35 x 35cm, Courtesy the Artist and Brenda May Gallery
"The drawings in the series Patterns from the invisible world take a number of complex crystallographic grids as their starting point. By using the intersections of the grid lines as a template, I map a random series of points in space to create new maps of an undiscovered invisible world". Salt Diffraction can be viewed at Brenda May Gallery until Saturday 20 October as part of the curated exhibition Art + Food: Beyond the Still Life.
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Pacific bluefin tuna migrating last year from coastal Japan to the waters off Southern California contained radioactive cesium isotopes from the Fukushima nuclear disaster, scientists reported Monday.
"The tuna packaged it up and brought it across the world's largest ocean," said marine ecologist Daniel Madigan at Stanford University, who led the study team. "We were definitely surprised to see it at all and even more surprised to see it in every one we measured."
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Bad boy, rapper, Chris Brown recently opened up to The Guardian in a revealing profile. The 24-year-old touched on everything from his adolescence, growing up in Tappahannock, Va to his relationship with fellow musician, Rihanna.
Brown talked about his childhood, growing up in a small town with a population of a mere 2,000 people. And apparently, the singer wasn't a stranger with the girls.
"By that point, we were already kind of like hot to trot, you know what I'm saying? Like, girls, we weren't afraid to talk to them; I wasn't afraid. So, at eight, being able to do it, it kind of preps you for the long run, so you can be a beast at it. You can be the best at it," said Brown.
Early on, Brown knew that without a doubt, he wanted to be singer.
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Hungarian Officials Can Now Censor the Media
An anonymous reader writes "Hungary is set to regulate the media, including web-published content, under a new law applicable today. The law requires all the media to provide a 'balanced view' and must not go against 'public morality,' and places all publications under the control of a new regulating body, whose top members have all been nominated by Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Orban, whose strong ways have been compared to Putin's, has been tightening his grip over Hungary. 'In the seven months since Orban came to power with a two-thirds parliamentary majority, he has implemented retroactive taxes in violation of the constitution, curbed the Constitutional Court's power, effectively nationalized private pension funds and put ruling-party allies in charge of at least four independent institutions, including the audit office.' Citizens sentenced in application of the new law can still challenge it at the European Court of Human Rights — see you in a few years."
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Fall, Winter or Early 2012?
Posted 17 July 2011 - 08:46 PM
Posted 17 July 2011 - 09:20 PM
dsgtdave, on 17 July 2011 - 08:46 PM, said:
I think we'll see it in November sweeps. If at all. I've heard absolutely ZERO buzz on this on the internet, which in itself is VERY disturbing. Either they're not happy with the finished product (according to Zipper, it wrapped some time ago) and they're tinkering the hell out of it, or it's so bad they don't know where on the schedule they want to bury it. If it were good, we'd already be hearing buzz on it now; the studios usually have a hard time keeping a really GOOD thing under wraps for long. Hell, even the folks behind Caprica leaked it's pilot script long before it's dvd premiere (I remember reading a leaked early version of it online back at the end of 2007 or so).
There was some confidence there, it seemed. But as for B&C?
Kind of scary, the utter lack of buzz...
I think if we see it, we'll see it in November sweeps, or May 2012 sweeps (at the latest; longer than that, and they'll probably be better off shelving it).
And hopefully there'll be some buzz about it by then...
My first answer would be November, though. I'll keep my geek antennae open at Comic Con too. Although no one slated with the production is scheduled to attend Richard Hatch's annual panel on it this year...
Posted 17 July 2011 - 09:47 PM
Posted 17 July 2011 - 10:35 PM
Cylon-Knight, on 17 July 2011 - 09:47 PM, said:
That's not an unrealistic prediction at all.
The only thing it has that I care about right now are "Hollywood Treasure" and the occasional "Star Trek/Twilight Zone" marathon...
Posted 18 July 2011 - 05:44 AM
Posted 18 July 2011 - 08:28 AM
(OT does a Nu-Viper style RCS flip) OK, I'm changing my vote; next year; Spring, May sweeps (my 'backup' answer)....
It still doesn't bode well for the show if they finished shooting it months ago. To me, it means several possible things; it needs a LOT of work (meaning it's nothing but green screen shots, and that the finished product will have all the 'realism' of a game of Wii Lego Star Wars) or it's so awful that they're embarrassed by it and it's being 'tucked away' until a suitably inconspicuous timeslot can be found. Or a third option; it's already screened to a sneak preview audience somewhere (or on the studio lot) and it tested so low that it's going for extensive reshoots.
My gut tells me that if they had a product they were proud of? We would've heard some (hell, ANY) buzz by now. In fact, there'd be an aggressive campaign afoot...
This could very well be the G1980 of the new franchise. I wonder if it's too late for "Husker" Adama to have a CGI beard put on him...
EJO, narrating B&C as a flashback...
PS: No, I didn't make that; wish I did. Found it on a Google search...
Posted 19 July 2011 - 12:26 PM
Posted 19 July 2011 - 04:09 PM
p0is0n0us, on 19 July 2011 - 12:26 PM, said:
Sorry P, I'm still chuckling at your first sentence...'hoping SyFy is actually doing it right.'
Terminator Salvation kind of ruined itself as well, but that's another thread.
But yes, P; like you, it'd be nice if SyFy gets their act together and does this right. We'll see....
Posted 20 July 2011 - 08:49 AM
Posted 20 July 2011 - 11:10 PM
Posted 21 July 2011 - 08:50 AM
Cylon-Knight, on 20 July 2011 - 11:10 PM, said:
In this case, we ALL hope you get a nice present!
Posted 31 July 2011 - 05:51 AM
Posted 31 July 2011 - 09:07 AM
maneth, on 31 July 2011 - 05:51 AM, said:
That's what they said at the BSG panel, too.
I guess this Halloween we'll be getting either a trick or a treat.
Posted 31 July 2011 - 10:22 AM
Posted 31 July 2011 - 11:07 AM
Captain Taurus, on 31 July 2011 - 10:22 AM, said:
With only a couple of months until release, they are already killing it in it's crib with a lack of press. Typical SyFy; they did the same to Caprica as well.
They shouldn't be surprised if this 'strategy' of theirs yields the same result.
And yes, this could also be that B&C is not what they expected, either. But since this is a pilot? They could give it a BIT more publicity so that SOMEONE watches it.
As it is, I've spoken to BSG fans in my circle who haven't even heard of Blood and Chrome yet...
Posted 31 July 2011 - 12:14 PM
Posted 31 July 2011 - 01:57 PM
dsgtdave, on 31 July 2011 - 12:14 PM, said:
Yes, they really are.
Sometimes however, they will show movie pilots or miniseries that were rejected already (by the studios), just to try to regain production costs. This was common practice in the '70s when networks would show 'movie-of-the-week' events. Those were often rejected pilots that were trying to recoup costs through a one-shot airing. The old TV series "Kolchak: The Night Stalker" (1974) did this TWICE by airing both of it's pilots separately as TV movies; "The Night Stalker" and a sequel called "The Night Strangler." Both pilots were not included in the Kolchak dvd series set.
It sounds like they're cautiously gauging whether B&C will fly or not, rather than commit to it the way they did with Caprica (which, if I remember, took forever to get a green light). As much as I personally love BSG there really isn't a big market for it, sadly....
Posted 31 July 2011 - 02:28 PM
obsolete toaster, on 31 July 2011 - 11:07 AM, said:
They shouldn't be surprised if this 'strategy' of theirs yields the same result.
And yes, this could also be that B&C is not what they expected, either. But since this is a pilot? They could give it a BIT more publicity so that SOMEONE watches it.
As it is, I've spoken to BSG fans in my circle who haven't even heard of Blood and Chrome yet...
Could be that the network doesn't have the funds to market it...that could be the other flipside, or have found sponsors for the show.
Posted 31 July 2011 - 07:18 PM
Captain Taurus, on 31 July 2011 - 02:28 PM, said:
Or the faith...
Posted 05 August 2011 - 04:38 PM
obsolete toaster, on 31 July 2011 - 07:18 PM, said:
Indeed...that could be the other side of the proverbial coin. It is a shame that they don't have faith in their own product. Maybe they should do more production planning before initiating a project. That way they can have more faith in their product. Rule of thumb in Hollywood, the more marketing dollars they put behind a movie is a strong indication as to their confidence in the product. So if you don't see a movie being plugged it is due to poor production value. So this could be it, that Blood and Chrome pilot just sucks...


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Being part of the "What if we Change" team for me has been a very rewarding experience both professionally and personally. I measured the impact of video on the natural resources conservation work through the bio-right approach implementation. I think the "What if we change" project should not stop, because there are still many ecosystems restoration challenges and local communities' development issues to address. Read the rest of this entry »
STICHTING DOGON ONDERWIJS au Mali
Saturday, May 4, 2013 I was reporting in the Mali "Dogon Country" with Mr Jurriaan Van Stigt, President of the Dogon Education Foundation (Stichting Onderwijs Dogon). Mr Jurriaan Van Stigt is a Dutch architect heavily involved in the development of the Mopti Region, especially the "Dogon Country".His foundation has done very good work in this part of the Mopti Region like schools construction, well drilling, promotion of improved stoves and solar lights, tree planting, dunes stabilization, etc. Read the rest of this entry »
How Akka-Goun forest has been restored
The Akka-Goun forest is located in Mali, in Niger River inner delta at north of Lake Debo. This forest has a very important ecological role in Mali and at the international level. But droughts struck the Inner Delta in the late 1970s and early 1980s, destroying the Akka flooded forest. In 1985, villagers and farmers started work to restore this forest with technical and financial support from IUCN Mali and Wetlands International later. Ecosystem restoration action focused on reforestation with Acacia kirkii, Bourgou grass regeneration and other activities. Nowadays millions of migratory birds spend the winter in this wetland, maintaining the local ecosystem. Read the rest of this entry »
Mali: Gradual improvement in the security situation in Mopti
IUCN-Mali and Wetlands International Mali sent a joint team for a field mission to meet with stakeholders in the Mopti Region in general, and the Inner Niger Delta in particular, to assess possibilities for the project implementation in the current crisis. All stakeholders were unanimous on the substantial improvement in the security situation in Mopti Region. Signs of improvement in the security situation include the UN system activities resumption, banks opening and measures taken by the armed forces to secure demarcation lines with the Timbuktu Region in the north. Read the rest of this entry »
How to stop deforestation in Mali?
The Malian population consumes more than 6.5 million tons of fuel wood per year. Bamako city alone consumes more than 600 000 tons. This trend will continue increasing because the transition government removed the subsidy which allowed many families to use butane gas. Mali annually loses 500,000 hectares of forest because of logging, including 400 000 hectares for only fuel wood and 100,000 hectares for agricultural clearings. In this context I filmed two organizations carrying out actions to stop deforestation by combining logging and tree planting. Read the rest of this entry »
What happens to Mali elephants in the occupied zone?
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