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Concern as children's heart ops move to Dublin
April 29, 2013
By Christine Keighery
Parents and relatives across Northern Ireland have been expressing their outrage after health authorities recommended children's congenital heart surgery should move from Belfast to Dublin. The change is intended to ensure that doctors get the opportunity to perform enough procedures to maintain their skills, but parents have warned that children's lives will be put at risk if such a move goes ahead.
The board announced last Thursday that children who required planned surgery should travel to Our Lady's Children's hospital in Crumlin, South Dublin, with an improved transport network from Northern Ireland to help meet the three-hour timeframe for emergency surgery. Support cardiology services in Northern Ireland will also be enhanced.
The recommendation for an all-island service awaits approval from Stormont Health Minister Edwin Poots, who said he intends to hold further discussions with republic counterparts and explore the scope for flexibility in the location for the future delivery of the service without compromising patient safety.
According to Children's Heartbeat Trust charity, around 250 babies are born in Northern Ireland each year with congenital heart disease. Last year a national report advised that centres across the United Kingdom must perform a minimum of 400 children's surgical procedures each year to keep skills updated but The Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children falls short of this number, with a volume that is decreasing. The Health board's review found therefore that undertaking heart surgery in Belfast was no longer sustainable due to the small population being served which means lower than the recommended number of surgical procedures are carried out for medics to maintain skills.
One Newry mother, whose daughter was born with a congenital heart defect, spoke to The Examiner about the changes to the heart service and what it means for her family. Her four month old baby daughter was born with a complete atrial ventrical septum defect and needs a life-saving operation. She has been cared for since birth by staff in Daisy Hill and the Royal Children's Hospital as doctors and nurses battle to get her strong enough to undergo vital surgery.
The mum of two has already been advised that her daughter will have the surgery in Birmingham or London, due to the changes in the service in Belfast, and says she is concerned about the distance from her family and her other two year old daughter.
While she is confident that the surgeons in England have the necessary skills to perform the operation, she admits the distance from the moral support of her family and the separation from her other two year old daughter will be difficult for her.
"I think the distance is going to make things more difficult for us so I can see how parents from Newry and further away are concerned about operations being done in Dublin. It's a longer journey in an already stressful situation which keeps you separated from the rest of your family for hours and days," she said.
The local mum says many parents are also worried about the lack of rapport Dublin Doctors will have with patients from Belfast.
"We've been told that pre-care and post-care will always be in the Royal, which is great as staff have built up a relationship with a child who has been hospitalised for a long time. Doctors in Dublin will simply be reading about our children from notes they've been sent, and that's a concern for many people."
The cost of travelling and accommodation in Dublin will also impact on a lot of parents, according to the young mum, and, with reports that minor heart operations will also be carried out in Dublin, this will cause further inconvenience and worry for many.
The local woman's sentiments have been echoed throughout the province with parents and campaigners asking board members who will be responsible when a child dies?
Executive officer of the Heartbeat Trust, Sarah Quinlan said,
"Shifting surgery to Dublin requires 24 hours, seven days a week specialist transport services which are not currently in place, have not been tested and are vulnerable."
Dr Paul Oslizlok, a paediatric cardiologist at Our Lady's Children's Hospital, Crumlin, said he understood some parents in Northern Ireland might be concerned if a situation developed late at night that required them to travel to Dublin for surgery at short notice.
However, he said he believed the facilities and the transport mechanisms were in place to deal with such a scenario and cited a recent example where a critically ill baby in Belfast was being operated on in Crumlin less than two hours after they had been alerted to his condition.
Meanwhile Health Minister, Edwin Poots admitted he had "issues and concerns" about the recommendations made by the working group and said there was a "weakness" in the proposals in respect of newborn babies who required heart surgery.
The Stormont MLA said he was due to meet the Irish health minister about the surgery changes and would attempt to make special arrangements for newborns.
Mr Poots added that it was "impossible" to retain full children's heart surgery in Northern Ireland because the number of procedures carried out annually was hundreds short of what is required for a sustainable service.
Irish Health Minister, James Reilly said he was happy that Dublin will have the capacity to look after children from Northern Ireland and that it was important to himself and the Northern Ireland Health Minister that they "improve the outcomes of patients".
"When it comes to national health issues I think we tend to put politics aside to get a better outcome for our patients," he said.
"We will be looking to facilitate this in every way."


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Saturday, November 13, 2010
Claudia Alick's poem "What's my name?"
What's my name?
What's my name?
What's my name?
Don't you hold your tongue
try and look to the left or the right
you better stare me in the eye
hope you aint blinded by the light
Claudia the unbelievable
Claudia the unforgettable
Claudia the unbeatable
Claudia the undefeatable
You just try and forget this
I aint that easy to miss
I'm the hot disabled black bisexual chick
I'm a fill every demographic
Give me a box and I'll check it
Give me a stereotype and I'll wreck it
Give me a barrier, I'll break it
Give me a scholarship and I'll take it
Cause I'm the ultimate minority
Posterchild for diversity
Daughter of an immigrant
And us 2nd Gens know we gotta make it
Cause when you got odds against you
Only choice is to be excellent
And when you go both ways you got more places to go
When you get where folks is at you get where they coming from
So here I am letting all my seams show
Cause who gets it better than one of your own
We all belong to the same family
I can't promise to be polite or PC
But this life's on loan so I'll speak with all honesty
So here it is the agony and the ecstasy
The gifts of privilege, the history of slavery
The suffragettes progeny, the medical mystery
The strivers dream, the cynics bravery
Cause I've Gots to believe it all turns out fine
That every challenge that kicks my behind
Just gives me more opportunities to refine
The mad skills I got that blow your mind
So Give me a box and I'll check it
Give me a stereotype and I'll wreck it
Give me a barrier, I'll break it
Give me a future and I'll create it
Cause I aint quittin till this game is won
Even if it's rigged and they aint given ya nothin
You just try and tell me this shit aint fun
Cause I might not be able to run
But I roll hard and I roll fast
Like I got the devil on my ass
I'll never be caught last
So what did I ask
What I ask
The unbelievableThe unforgettableThe unbeatableThe undefeatable
What's my name?!
- Claudia Alick
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Beyond expectations. That is what Knoxville Boys Track and Field Coach Eric Kellar would describe the state qualifying meet last week for his team and for the most part, the latter half of the season. Kellar says the South Central Conference meet the week prior to the State Qualifier showed him what his guys can do with their hard work. Girls Coach Brad McWilliams could also say that with many on his team. One runner that comes to mind is freshman Abbey Jackson. She qualified in the 200 and is a part of the distance medley relay team. McWilliams tells KNIA/KRLS she needed some time to get confidence in herself before she could take off. The State Track and Field Meet will get underway at Drake Stadium in Des Moines on Thursday.
Katie Keitges: qualified in the 400, 800, and 1500
Trent Davis: qualified in the 110m Hurdles and Long Jump
Bree Burton: qualified in the 800
Abbey Jackson: qualified in the 200
Travis Peterson: qualified in the Shot Put
The girls distance medley relay: Bailey Carter, Abbey Jackson, Emery Neer, Katie Keitges
The boys distance medley relay: Trent Davis, Joe Hollinrake, Titius Chapman, Justin Little
The boys 4×400 relay: Titius Chapman, Justin Little, Trent Davis, Joe Hollinrake
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Paris has always been the city marked by passion and inspiration. It's a fashion capital rich with culture and style, classic food and vintage architecture that make every photographer's dream come true. The language inspires everyone, the romantic nature of every word spoken with the accent that woo's us after decades of film romanticising the French. Much of what we use, wear and eat today originated here and we are influenced by the culture regularly. The great designers; Coco Chanel, Yves Saint Laurent, Christian Dior built their legacy and their name in France and all continue their fashion influence today after having made their mark forever. Paris fashion week is the biggest in the world and major fashion shows originated here. Some of the great photographers and artists in history had France as their birthplace and created a domino effect, each one inspiring the next generation. The city is full of character and life, the buildings speak for themselves and the culture is great at whispering sweet nothing's in the ears of the world to sweep us off our feet.
I have always been inspired by France and it's a place I have always wanted to visit. Like London and Italy, the cosiness of Europe gets to me. The weather is more or less balanced and winter brings a gorgeous sprinkling of snow that covers the buildings and cobblestone walk ways. Overall it appears stylish to the outsider and the people even more so. The streets, the city. My favourite deserts and pastries made a home in France either originating there or settling; croissant's, macaron's, meringue's. I live for a cute beret and it has become my personal style signature during winter. The fashion and beauty trends that come out of here are the reason why I love it. The beauty of the architecture makes me swoon and the way the streets light up makes me want to dance in the city. I can't watch anything that takes place in Paris - however fictional - without crying inside and wanting to go; Gossip Girl, The Devil Wears Prada. The shopping strips are luxurious and the restaurants are lovingly set up and café's each as cozy as the last. Art, culture, museums. It's easy to see why someone like me would want to become a tourist there one day.
After the shocking event that took place at Charlie Hebdo on January 7 (that should not be compared to the events that took place in Sydney and Victoria last year thank you Mr. Abbott), I'd like to remind and highlight the classic beauty that is Paris and why it is I find myself inspired by it and want to go there one day.
The photography that has emerged from here, the sheer photogenic aesthetic that is Paris, the food, the places, the fashion. It's all beauty that has infiltrated the rest of the world and influenced all that we do.
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Introduction to overhead lifting
27 September 2013
The LEEA (Lifting Equipment Engineers Association) is launching a one-day training course designed to offer staff with little or no technical expertise an introduction to the overhead lifting sector.
Led by the LEEA's team of specialist trainers, the Lifing Equipment Familiarisation Seminar will provide attendees with an overview of commonly used lifting equipment and accessories, and an outline of relevant UK legislation and regulations.
Open to all employees of LEEA member companies, the course is well suited to staff working in administrative roles who would benefit from a better understanding of the products and services they deal with. For the more technically oriented, the course may also serve as the first step towards a long-term career in the test, examination and maintenance of overhead lifting equipment, via the LEEA's industry-recognised Diploma training and qualification programme.
The new Lifting Equipment Familiarisation Seminar can be held at the LEEA's purpose-designed training centre in Huntingdon, or any suitable premises worldwide. Full details of the new course will be available at the LEEA's dedicated trade show, LiftEx 2013 (USN Bolton Arena – November 14th/15th).
- The Lifting Equipment Engineers Association has announced a new leadership team
- LEEA strengthens TEAM card scheme
- Updated guide
- Thorough examination: Widespread confusion
- LiftEx revamped for 2015
- New training courses
- Longer-lasting LiftEx
- 2000th TEAM card
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Vail police seek information in theft of sculpture
June 10, 2013
VAIL — The Vail Police are seeking the public's assistance in solving the theft of a life-size bronze sculpture of a golden retriever.
During the night of June 3, the centerpiece of artist Marianne Caroselli's bronze fountain "Wash Day" was stolen from in front of the Cogswell Gallery, 223 Gore Creek Drive in Vail Village.
The entire sculpture is valued at $24,000. There was no damage to the remainder of the sculpture.
The bronze dog is about 24 inches in height and weighs approximately 150 pounds.
A reward for information leading to the recovery of the sculpture is being offered by Cogswell Gallery.
Anyone with information regarding this incident should contact the Vail Police Department at 970-479-2200. People with information can remain anonymous.


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I think of a hero as someone who understands the degree of responsibility that comes with his freedom.
--Bob Dylan, singer-songwriter, Nobel laureate (b.1941)
(184:4.2-3) During this tragic hour of suffering and mock trials before the ignorant and unfeeling guards and servants, John Zebedee waited in lonely terror in an adjoining room. When these abuses first started, Jesus indicated to John, by a nod of his head, that he should retire. The Master well knew that, if he permitted his apostle to remain in the room to witness these indignities, John's resentment would be so aroused as to produce such an outbreak of protesting indignation as would probably result in his death.
Throughout this awful hour Jesus uttered no word. To this gentle and sensitive soul of humankind, joined in personality relationship with the God of all this universe, there was no more bitter portion of his cup of humiliation than this terrible hour at the mercy of these ignorant and cruel guards and servants, who had been stimulated to abuse him by the example of the members of this so-called Sanhedrist court.
(184:4.6) These are the moments of the Master's greatest victories in all his long and eventful career as maker, upholder, and savior of a vast and far-flung universe. Having lived to the full a life of revealing God to man, Jesus is now engaged in making a new and unprecedented revelation of man to God. Jesus is now revealing to the worlds the final triumph over all fears of creature personality isolation. The Son of Man has finally achieved the realization of identity as the Son of God. Jesus does not hesitate to assert that he and the Father are one; and on the basis of the fact and truth of that supreme and supernal experience, he admonishes every kingdom believer to become one with him even as he and his Father are one. The living experience in the religion of Jesus thus becomes the sure and certain technique whereby the spiritually isolated and cosmically lonely mortals of earth are enabled to escape personality isolation, with all its consequences of fear and associated feelings of helplessness. In the fraternal realities of the kingdom of heaven the faith sons of God find final deliverance from the isolation of the self, both personal and planetary. The God-knowing believer increasingly experiences the ecstasy and grandeur of spiritual socialization on a universe scale—citizenship on high in association with the eternal realization of the divine destiny of perfection attainment.
Bob Dylan is an American songwriter, singer, painter, and writer. He has been influential in popular music and culture for more than five decades. Much of his most celebrated work dates from the 1960s, when he became a reluctant "voice of a generation" with songs such as "Blowin' in the Wind" and "The Times They Are a-Changin'", which became anthems for the Civil Rights Movement and anti-war movement. Leaving behind his initial base in the American folk music revival, his six-minute single "Like a Rolling Stone", recorded in 1965, enlarged the range of popular music.
Dylan's lyrics incorporate a wide range of political, social, philosophical, and literary influences. They defied existing pop music conventions and appealed to the burgeoning counterculture. Initially inspired by the performances of Little Richard and the songwriting of Woody Guthrie, Robert Johnson, and Hank Williams, Dylan has amplified and personalized musical genres. His recording career, spanning more than 50 years, has explored the traditions in American song—from folk, blues, and country to gospel, rock and roll, and rockabilly to English, Scottish, and Irish folk music, embracing even jazz and the Great American Songbook. Dylan performs with guitar, keyboards, and harmonica. Backed by a changing lineup of musicians, he has toured steadily since the late 1980s on what has been dubbed the Never Ending Tour. His accomplishments as a recording artist and performer have been central to his career, but his songwriting is considered his greatest contribution. Since 1994, Dylan has also published seven books of drawings and paintings, and his work has been exhibited in major art galleries.
As a musician, Dylan has sold more than 100 million records, making him one of the best-selling artists of all time. He has also received numerous awards including eleven Grammy Awards, a Golden Globe Award, and an Academy Award. Dylan has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Minnesota Music Hall of Fame, Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame, and Songwriters Hall of Fame. The Pulitzer Prize jury in 2008 awarded him a special citation for "his profound impact on popular music and American culture, marked by lyrical compositions of extraordinary poetic power." In May 2012, Dylan received the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Barack Obama. In 2016, he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature "for having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition".
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Notorious Rivers Mass Murderer Don Waney Gunned DownMonday, 8 January 2018
Don Waney and his cohorts are known
responsible for the massacre of 23 persons on the first of January ad they returned from cross over service.
According to a press release by the Nigerian army Division-6;
The authorities of 6 Division Nigerian Army Port Harcourt wish to inform the peace loving people of Omoku in ONELGA in particular, Rivers State and indeed the entire good people of Niger Delta in general that the notorious cult leader, kidnap kingpin and mass murderer Don Waney is dead.
Recall that in the early hours of Monday 20th November 2017, troops of 6 Division Nigerian Army acting on credible information from some patriotic members of the public raided the evil Don Waney enclave in Omoku, ONELGA Rivers State where shocking discoveries of assorted weapons, dynamites, bags of suspected cannabis, full military camouflage uniforms, military boots, military communication radios, 10 human skulls and human bones were discovered. Additionally, in continuation of the operation on Tuesday 21st November 2017, the troops also exhumed decomposing bodies of some of his victims in his shrine in the glaring eyes of the media who were invited to witness first hand.
Perhaps not satisfied with the numerous lives of innocent citizens he took, Don Waney masterminded the despicable New Year day mayhem in Omoku in which he led his notorious gang of criminals to murder 23 peace loving citizens of Omoku when they were returning from Cross Over Service at about 1:30am on Monday 1st January 2018.
Intense surveillance activities on him and his gang by the Department of State Services (DSS) Rivers State Command revealed that after committing these atrocities he relocated to a neighbourhood within Enugu Town in Enugu State where he rented an apartment and started living among unsuspecting neighbours within the community.
From the relative safety of his newly-rented apartment, Don Waney was already perfecting plans to wrought another mayhem in Omoku in which he was to attack churches, schools, Army and Police locations and the RESIDENCES of the generality of the already traumatized people of Omoku. However, following his successful geo-location to his new Enugu neighbourhood hideout by the DSS Rivers State Command, a combined team of troops of 82 Division Nigerian Army Enugu and personnel of DSS Rivers State Command raided the hideout to arrest him and his other accomplices. Incidentally on sensing that the combine team were closing in on his residence, Don Waney, his Second- in- Command (Ikechukwu Adiele) and another gang member (Lucky Ode) attempted to escape through the back exit of the apartment and were shot down by the eagle eyed troops in the process. One of them died on the spot while the other 2 who sustained gun shot wounds eventually died while being evacuated for medical attention.
The remains of Don Waney and his cohorts were brought back to Port Harcourt Rivers State by the combine team and handed over to the Rivers State Police Command for further action.
To this end, the authorities of 6 Division Nigerian Army Port Harcourt wishes to use this opportunity to extend their condolences to the families of all the victims of the evil Don Waney and his gang. We also wish to solicit your further cooperation in volunteering useful information to track down and arrest the remaining gang members so as to bring them to justice for a peaceful, prosperous and secured Omoku community, ONELGA, Rivers State and the entire Niger Delta region.
You are kindly requested to disseminate this information to the general public. Thank you for your usual cooperation.
Deputy Director Army Public Relations.
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San Candido Christmas Market
Ever since the first time, in the winter of 2013-2014, the San Candido Christmas Market, also known as Christmas in the Dolomites in San Candido, has proven to be a genuine attraction for the public. That is probably also because the concepts of tradition and naturalness particularly stand out during the San Candido Christmas Market and the pedestrian precinct surrounding the Church of Saint Michael is enveloped in an especially romantic light.
What Christmas in the Dolomites in San Candido offers is true enchantment. The traditional small wooden stalls above all offer lovely hand crafted Christmas gift idea products, such as warm felt slippers and snug blankets, classic decorations for decorating Christmas trees and a large number of sculptures made from stone pine.
Absolutely not to be missed at the San Candido Christmas Market, one of the region's smallest markets, are the delicious local South Tyrolean specialities such as the "Lebkuchen" (panpepato biscuits made with flour, honey, almonds and candied fruit), the "Zelten" (traditional fruit bread) and vin brulé or "Apfelglühmix" (South Tyrolean apple juice boiled with orange juice and spices). Enjoy this fairy tale atmosphere and relish in the listening pleasure of the refined notes of Christmas carols. The accommodations in San Candido will also positively amaze you with their sensational offers for the Advent period.
Here is the up-to-date programme.
Opening hours of the San Candido Christmas Market 2018/2019
Also known as the Christmas in the Dolomites in San Candido, the San Candido Christmas Market is open from 23rd November 2018 until 6th January 2019. Its opening hours are:
|2pm - 7pm
|24.11. - 25.11.2018:
|10.30am - 7pm
|2pm - 7pm
|01.12. - 02.12.2018:
|10.30am - 7pm
|06.12. - 07.12.2018:
|2pm - 7pm
|08.12. - 09.12.2018:
|10.30am - 7pm
|2pm - 7pm
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I warned of shoe-gazing, did I not?
Let's try love.
I'm kicking myself for posting the pictures of me and the lady on Sunday because I realized how unfair they are to the actual relationship and how pictures like this tend to gloss over everything that is real about making couplehood work. Because the smell of your lady or a kiss stolen in a church sancutary or the moment of understanding on the Agano River are not things that cane be lived daily. They fall in-between the everything else of going to work and being tired from studying and not really feeling it some of the time. Maybe these moments of simple and perfect expressed love are important because they drive things or maybe they are poison because they make us believe that love is possible. Let's try in between: that same sky that is a petal pressed in the book of memory that Mullins sung about.
I have been ruminating on Paul's words, "Love is patient, love is kind." That whole chapter of I Corinthians, though probably having lost some of it's power in being recited carelessly in wedding chapels, is really right now. Those words "Love is patient" or "Love keeps no record of wrong" are all lies in the wedding context, dressed up in front of all your friends. They have no meaning because they are just nicities to make everyone cry and think happy thoughts. No, those words can only mean something when you are clinging to them in anger and fiercely fighting the everything about you that is bad and evil and raging against patience.
So yes, love is kisses in karaoke booths and sitting hip-to-hip on piano benches, but it is also, necessarily, long car rides in silence and the terror that comes up when you encounter something in your lover you are unsure you will be able to cope with. It is barely holding hands, standing in the space of another person contrasted with still, intense anger and self-control.
How trite is that.
So today I was in the locker room at the gym and sort of made eye contact with this Japanese dude, but didn't think much about it until he tried to sit down on the bench where I had all my stuff sprawled out. He said, Excuse me, in English, which isn't that rare as Japanese folk sometimes like to throw out a "Sank yuuu" or "Ha-low" to show that the six years of mandatory English education have not been wasted on them. Anyway, I responded in Japanese, and he said, in Japanese, You speak Japanese? then in unaccented English, I'm an American.
So this dude is like 62 (but totally built) from Los Angeles and has lived there for 32 years, but is back in Niigata taking care of his mother, blah, blah. Anyway, I thought it was weird to meet a Japanese-American in Japan, and I gave him my card and said we should drink sometime and he said that would be great.
I did my cardio-workout and was getting ready to flail around on the weight machines when he appeared again and told me that he was a personal trainer and proceeded to squeeze me on my hips and say, "Yes, you have typical American fat. If you don't keep working out, you're just going to balloon out." Oh, I said, well, you should see my father. "Here," he said lifting up his arm, "Touch that. See? Hard, right?" Yes, I said, with my hand on his ribs, very good. "You gotta work out everyday for that. I'm 62, do I look 62?" No, I said, you certainly don't. "Are you Jewish?" he asked, still touching me. Uh, no, no, I said, No, I'm not. "It's just that Jewish people have this problem a lot" (poking my back) "They carry a lot of weight here."
This led to him taking me on a tour of the machines that I needed to use to lose my Jewish-American fat. He also said, "You know you walk all hunched over. Like this:" and then showed me how I walked. Yes, I said, I've been told that before. "Did you have an injury in high school?" No, I said, I just sort of walk that way. "Very bad," he said, "You gotta fix that. You gotta walk like someone is pulling your hair from the top. "
So he had me doing all these American fat losing excercises with barbells and a lot of "See, you feel that? Right there?" while poking my stomache and love handles. Honestly, I didn't really feel it until he poked me, but was polite and kept saying, Oh certainly, yes, very good. He told me, "I usually do this for hollywood types" and I wondered if it was different trying to get rid of my American fat than the fat of the hollywood types.
I think I learned some helpful things, but who knows. I've been taking workout advice from everyone and their mother recently. Why not from Freddy? "Yeah, that's right," he said, "Everyone just calls me Freddy."
On Advent, I wrote to Tom:
Advent. Maybe I understood advent better as a kid. It was that calendar that my Grandma sent every year, with the little windows that you would open on December mornings. It was all about waiting and waiting and really understanding expectation. Now? I don't wait for anything. I just do what I want when I want, and if anything, I want time to slow, for tomorrow to not come, for Christmas to stay in the future because it means I have to take some action and I hate taking action these days.
Lastly, I discovered an even worse place than your living room to spill kerosene. That's right, on your groceries in your car. Washing kerosene off of orange juice cartons can only be described with this very useful Japanese phrase 気持ち悪い (ki-mo-chi-wa-ru-i, or as the kids say ki-mo-i). This phrase is one half "feeling" or "emotion" and one half "bad" (in the evil sense, not so much the "snow is bad" sense). I should hire someone to take care of all my kerosene needs in the future.


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March 16, 2009 --A man claiming to be Al Capone's grandson has filed court papers to protect the remains of the late Chicago mobster.Christopher Knight Capone is trying to prove his link to the Capone family.
He claims his father confessed to him before dying that he was the hidden son of Al Capone.
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Rush Limbaugh
There's finally real evidence in the big Russia scandal, and rather than implicating President Trump, it shows the Clintons and former President Obama colluded with Russia to sell American uranium and, in doing so, compromised U.S. national security.
That's why Special Counsel Robert Mueller is on the case, according to talk-radio kingpin Rush Limbaugh.
Mueller is actually working to protect top Democrats who were involved in the scandalous uranium deal, Limbaugh said during his Monday show.
"I have a whole theory about what the Mueller investigation really is …" Limbaugh said. "[O]ne of the objectives of the Mueller investigation is to protect anybody and everybody that had anything to do with this Clinton-Obama-Russian uranium deal."
The whole investigation led by Mueller – the man who served as FBI director during the agency's Russian uranium probe – is not just an effort to "find anything impeachable on Trump," he explained.
"I think that they're taking advantage of the opportunity to shield and prevent any investigation or knowledge of what really went on, because that uranium thing, we've all, up 'til now, considered it a Hillary and Bill Clinton and Russian deal where the Clintons personally profited from brokering the sale of a percentage of our uranium supply to Russia. … None of it could have happened without the involvement of Obama, and so you couple that with the inescapable conclusion that the collusion story has moved off of Trump colluding with Russia."
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After many months, Limbaugh noted, "they don't have a shred of evidence on Trump" to show he colluded with Russia in an effort to influence the 2016 election.
"When I learned that they were looking 10 to 15 years back into Trump's business history, things that have nothing to do with him as a candidate for anything or as president – and knowing that these are all swamp dwellers, they're all establishment types, and [Mueller] has got 16 Clintonistas and Obamaistas on his staff – it was paramountly obvious. It was manifest that this guy was doing the work of the establishment to get rid of Trump or to try to," Limbaugh continued.
"There's no evidence on this Russia collusion thing. There isn't any, after all of this. And believe me, if there were, it have been leaked the day they found it. There isn't any, and yet they're still out there looking."
The Daily Caller reported in September that at least nine attorneys on Mueller's team have given Democrats nearly $65,000 in contributions.
In June, President Trump weighed in on the conflicting interests, tweeting: "You are witnessing the single greatest WITCH HUNT in American political history – led by some very bad and conflicted people!"
Limbaugh claimed even the FBI's pre-dawn raid on the home of former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort in August was a telling display of "Obamaista" tactics meant to "scare the hell out of everybody in the family."
"I have since learned that that is a technique of one of the investigators on Mueller's staff [Andrew Weissmann] who is a dyed-in-the-wool Obamaista, I think, and a prosecutor," he said. "[I]t's one of his favored intimidation techniques to storm a subject's house while everybody is asleep with the equivalent of a SWAT team, which is how they went into Manafort's house."
FEC records reveal Weissmann donated $2,300 to Obama's 2008 campaign and $2,000 to the Democratic National Committee in 2006. As a federal prosecutor in the eastern district of New York for 15 years, Weissmann prosecuted mafia members and bosses from the Colombo, Gambino and Genovese families, according to Business Insider.
In a National Review column Saturday, former top federal prosecutor Andrew McCarthy pointed the finger directly at the Obama administration's role in the uranium scandal:
The Clintons were just doing what the Clintons do: cashing in on their "public service." The Obama administration, with Secretary Clinton at the forefront but hardly alone, was knowingly compromising American national-security interests. The administration green-lighted the transfer of control over one-fifth of American uranium-mining capacity to Russia, a hostile regime — and specifically to Russia's state-controlled nuclear-energy conglomerate, Rosatom. Worse, at the time the administration approved the transfer, it knew that Rosatom's American subsidiary was engaged in a lucrative racketeering enterprise that had already committed felony extortion, fraud, and money-laundering offenses.
The Obama administration also knew that congressional Republicans were trying to stop the transfer. Consequently, the Justice Department concealed what it knew. DOJ allowed the racketeering enterprise to continue compromising the American uranium industry rather than commencing a prosecution that would have scotched the transfer. Prosecutors waited four years before quietly pleading the case out for a song, in violation of Justice Department charging guidelines. Meanwhile, the administration stonewalled Congress, reportedly threatening an informant who wanted to go public.
As WND reported Monday, Mueller's probe has reportedly expanded to the Democratic lobbying firm run by Tony Podesta, the brother of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign manager John Podesta. Also Monday came news that an FBI informant was blocked from testifying of Russian efforts to influence the Clintons and the Obama administration regarding the sale of Uranium One to a Moscow-controlled company, which effectively gave the Russians control of 20 percent of U.S. uranium reserves.
The Podesta Group has a tie to Uranium One, having received $180,000 from the company to lobby Hillary Clinton's State Department, according to Open Secrets. The New York Times reported in April 2016 that "as the Russians gradually assumed control of Uranium One in three separate transactions from 2009 to 2013, Canadian records show, a flow of cash made its way to the Clinton Foundation."
On Monday, Limbaugh pointed to Sunday's "misleading" New York Times headline "Hope dims for congressional Russia inquiries as parties clash," charging that the mainstream media "have a vested interest in the outcome of this, since it's their buddies – Obama, Mueller, the Clintons – involved in this."
"They're trying to tell us that the Russia investigation in Congress is in trouble because the parties are clashing," he explained. "That's not why it's in trouble. It's in trouble because there is dwindling hope of finding any evidence of collusion, because there isn't any of collusion between Trump and Russia. I think they're finding something else, or I think they've known about something else before they even started this. I'm beginning to think that one of the reasons that this whole special counsel was named …
"Because [Deputy Attorney General Rod] Rosenstein is involved in it, and Mueller is involved in it and [former FBI Director] James Comey. There's some other people involved in this whole Clinton-Obama-Russia uranium thing. That's the real collusion. The idea that 20 percent of America's uranium ends up in Russian hands going through middlemen associated with the Clinton Foundation, donors, this clown in Canada? And there had been collusion – and during the Obama administration – for this to have happened. I wouldn't be a bit surprised if one of the things being done is to cover all of that up with this investigation."
After Mueller left his position as FBI director in 2013, Comey took over the Russia uranium case. He is now a key witness. And Rosenstein, then-U.S. attorney, supervised the case.
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Limbaugh also addressed the uranium scandal during his Oct. 20 show, accusing Democrats of attempting to cover up the "fusion collusion."
He asked his audience: "Do you think Donald Trump would be impeached if he had received millions of dollars from Putin front groups, if he had given away uranium, if he had shut up a whistleblowing FBI agent, and if he had colluded with Republican opposition research companies? Do you think Trump would be impeached?"
Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton has been busy blaming President Trump and Fox News, claiming controversy surrounding the uranium deal with Russia has been "debunked":
She told C-Span: "I would say it's the same baloney they've been peddling for years, and there's been no credible evidence by anyone. In fact, it's been debunked repeatedly and will continue to be debunked.
"But here is what they are doing and I have to give them credit. Trump and his allies, including Fox News, are really experts at distraction and diversion. So the closer the investigation about real Russian ties between Trump associates and real Russians, as we heard Jeff Sessions finally admit to in his testimony the other day, the more they want to just throw mud on the wall. I'm their favorite target. Me and President Obama, we are the ones they like to put in the crosshairs."
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The Fall of Sarpedon
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Torgal was the leader of the Orc Warband that threatened the safety of Dark Rapids and destroyed the rival Hobgoblin horde led by Zorg. Later found to have had a secret arrangement with Lord Protector Karibdis to be paid off in return for staging a fake battle that would give Karibdis a greater deal of influence in the Jal Gorda political system. When the party managed to sneak behind the warband's lines and destroy elementals being used as siege weapons, Torgal's commanders saw this as an act of betrayal from Karibdis and attacked Dark Rapids in earnest.
After the battle, Karibdis commanded the party to capture Torgal and learn the secrets of his means of controlling elementals. Tracking him to a cave, the party discovered that the presence of an imprisioned demon lord was the true source of the elemental activity, and that Torgal's proximity to it had granted him great powers but enfeebled his mind as result. Torgal was slain in battle with the PCs, his body collapsing into each of the four elemental states before finally disappearing all together.


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May–June 2006
- Research & Conservation Report, Donna Woodward
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On the cover: Under high magnification, the spine pattern at the apex ofTurbinicarpus pseudopectinatus is revealed in its full intricacy. Tight rows of pectinate spines and white bristles nearly hide the body, even at high magnification. Irwin Lightstone captured this compelling image of approximately 1.5 cm of this plant in his greenhouse in Dallas, Texas, using an enlarging lens mounted on a bellows. With the camera and bellows unit affixed to a steady tripod, Irwin took 49 separate shots, varying only the point of focus, and combined them into this infinite depth of field image.Like all other species ofTurbinicarpus, T. pseudopectinatus is internationally protected under Appendix I of CITES. It grows in grasslands and pinyon-juniper woodlands in Tamaulipas and Nuevo Leon, Mexico. With its small size, beautiful spination and easy growing habit, Turbinicarpus pseudopectinatus is a welcome addition to the greenhouse.


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NEW YORK -- A heavy slate of U.S. economic reports this week could prove something of a watershed for the dollar.
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A Force for Renewal in Academia
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I start my essay by recalling the resistance at my university towards some groundbreaking results from environmental and global food production research in the early 1960s, when I was a student in agricultural sciences. I describe this resistance as academic inertia originating from group think in the scientific community. I argue that the problems we face today in our search for sustainable development on a global level require a long-term and broad systems approach in research. I conclude that the predominant scientific paradigm, which I define as the control paradigm, is insufficient given its inbuilt reductionist bias. We need the complement of a paradigm entailing a holistic perspective, which I call the co-existence paradigm. I explore how academic inertia and an increasingly competitive culture in the academic world counteract this development. Students at Uppsala University have managed to cross the boundaries of academic inertia in this area by establishing a Center for Environment and Development Studies which pursues a holistic and multidisciplinary perspective. The student-run center, called Cemus, has successfully acted as a force for renewal in academia for two decades. I describe how the center works and suggest that Cemus represents a model for institutionalizing renewal in academia that fills an essential function and is applicable for any university in a democratic society.
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The timezone in Thurston is America/Iqaluit
Morning Sunrise at 08:35 and Evening Sunset at 18:43. It's light
Rough GPS position Latitude. 31.0147°, Longitude. -85.7819° , Elevation. 70m
Morning Sunrise at 08:35 and Evening Sunset at 18:43. It's light
Rough GPS position Latitude. 31.0147°, Longitude. -85.7819° , Elevation. 70m
Weather near Thurston Last report from BONIFAY TRI-CTY, null 33.1km awaylight rain Temperature: 11°C / 52°F
Wind: 3.5km/h Northwest
Cloud: Broken at 700ft Solid Overcast at 11000ft
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stream a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
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cemetery a burial place or ground.
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Established 1924 400 households By the later part of the 19th century, Polish immigrants in Wallingford were attending Mass at Holy Trinity Church. In the early decades of the 20th century, a Polish Vincentian priest from New Haven's St. Stanislaus Church ministered to the Polish parishioners of Holy Trinity. Bishop John J. Nilan assigned Father Stanislaus Nalewajk as assistant to this Wallingford parish. On September 8, 1924, Father Stanislaus Iciek was designated as temporary administrator of the newly created SS. Peter and Paul parish. Under his direction, the immigrants bought land on North Orchard Street and set about the task of building a church. Until the church was complete, liturgies were celebrated at the Polish National Hall on Prince Street. SS. Peter and Paul Church was opened for the first Mass on May 25, 1925. On June 22, the finished mission-style church was solemnly dedicated by Msgr. Thomas S. Duggan acting on behalf of Bishop Nilan.
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I feel compelled to share more about my Physics class. If anything, it keeps me highly entertained. Unfortunately not so highly educated, by proof of the 77% i got on my first test (story and explanation for later!).
Freeky physics kid was back on his A game today, picking and eating away. I also realized why he has splotchy patches of facial hair, and this is because he picks the hair off his face as well. Literally. I must put a name with this mystifying character and at the least introduce myself to him as he very much so is intriguing and looks to be in need of a friend to teach him appropriate public behavior. He sat two rows away today and about four seats more in front, which tells me that my attempt failed of letting him catch me see him pick his scalp and eat it then hopefully get embarrassed and not do it again. He must not be well versed in Geography. Just because you changed locations does not mean i still can't see you. I bet he's the type of person who gets 100%'s on his take home Physics test, unlike my nice high C average. I could benefit from such a friendship.
I also made a new observation today while in Physics. (Maybe if i weren't so busy people watching i wouldn't be getting that 77%'s, oh wait, that would require having something to pay attention to in class other than my i don't speak your language professor.) Anyways, not sure if i can consider this a new observation or not. I did notice this guy. He was "that" guy on the first day of class, strolling in about 10 minutes late, slacker appearance, looks like he should more so be playing guitars in Pot Belly sub shops. Seemed cool, or at least the type of guy i use to hang around in college. He selectively chose the farthest chair in the back nestled in the corner, amidst spider webs practically, and that's where he has remained the last three weeks. I am within a radius of him, and occasionally while chatting it up with my new friend he will pipe in with like a dude, or a hey, where we supposed to turn that assignment in. Typical slacker. But slacker surprised me today, and i loved it, because just when you think you have something stereotyped they totally prove you wrong, which i personally find amazing. It's like finding a *black* sheep in wolves clothing.. sneaky sneaky. So non slacker boy piped up in class today saying he had a question and continued to go on and on about all these contradictions and yada yada's. I wasn't paying much attention at this point because the conversation was beyond me, but surprising nonetheless. This guy obviously is not a slacker and seems intelligence. Maybe I'll make friends with him and can compare take home quizzes.
Which brings me to my next point of this entertaining Physics class. The professor sets up the class so it is fool proof. Probably because if he managed the classroom like a normal professor would none of his students would pass because nobody would know what they're doing from lack of understanding any bit of his lecture due to his extremely heavily obnoxious Armenian accent. So he gives us take home tests all semester long, with 2 or 3 non take home tests in between. BUT, the 2 or 3 tests that we take in the classroom, all are questions off of the take home tests that we get to keep. So really, you'd have to be an idiot to not even get at least a 90%. WRONG! I am no an idiot, and i am actually rather smart, besides the point in saying stupid things, i am smart and always have been. I don't accept anything under an A-, and when anything under an A- presents itself i get mad. It was a TAKE. HOME. TEST.!! Seriously, is there no excuse why one can't get 100%? Well, there must be, because i managed to get a 77%. One more percent and i at least would of had a C+. At least it was the first one, i can make it up and get my A still. Maybe if i gained any useful knowledge whatsoever from my professor, i could have gotten 100%. Let me give you an example, or i should say an example of what i was able to make out, of his rants and raves. This man is very excitable about his work, as most Physicists are I'm sure.
So the lecture starts out about velocity and the relation to distance and time. And he starts charting all sorts of things on the boards and drawing straight lines and explaining finding the area of such and such.. Simple at first, this point to that and it makes a rectangle or triangle on the grid and then calculating the area based on bla ba bla. Simple enough. Then, he spends about 30 minutes on this one graph, the kind of crazy graph that looks like a drunk walking in a "straight" line. It's all over the place, and it's shadowed in, and he's explaining all these complex theories of fixes and saying how this relates to calculus (A- I haven't even had algebra yet, let along calculus, B- and placed into the two "dumb" math courses.). Anyways, he's going on and on about it and in the meanwhile I'm having a mini panic attack because it's again so beyond me and WTF is this guy talking about, but I'm diligently working on taking the notes, two full pages and all... and then he says."zwell, zoo doo hnot heev to elurrn such conzepts." Or in other words, he got excited and went off on this tangent and we're all looking like fire starters with our pencils just working away and then nope, you don't actually have to know any of this, so erase anything you just saw from your minds. Way complex physical equations that we do not discuss in general physics. Oh, and i wonder how i got that 77%? Sure wasn't lack of studying, that's for sure.
So that's all for now. My blog has successfully made my eyes a bit heavier. It's 12:18 and the ambien is kickin in, and i have *work* tomorrow. 2 more days! Can't wait until Thursday when to see what progress i can make with these folks in this self entertaining physics world i have landed in.
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Another confession, after the Alistair MacLean one: this is my first James Bond read. Since I am not much of a film buff either, the only Bond film I've seen is Octopussy, and my sole memory of that film is Vijay Amritraj focusing a close circuit camera on a woman's cleavage. I was probably of that age then. But I digress before I begin.
I thought I'll get a sense of the icon that James Bond is and so I decided to start from the beginning. (Am doing likewise with Modesty Blaise as well – that review shall follow later.) Casino Royale ushered in arguably the most famous introduction in the world of spy fiction, nay, in all fiction, with "Mine's Bond – James Bond." Spydom was never the same again.
Of course, hindsight is always perfect. So it's easy to see why James Bond became what he was. But Casino Royale has rather unassuming beginnings, a touch overwritten and melodramatic even, quite in contrast to the suave protagonist.
The scent and smoke and sweat of a casino are nauseating at three in the morning. Then the soul-erosion produced by high gambling – a compost of greed and fear and nervous tension – becomes unbearable and the senses awake and revolt from it.
But since you know it's about a cult personality, you plough on. And you don't get disappointed. The myth construction is massive, the image building is unmissable, the action is either looming or is on. (However, it would be interesting to read early reviews of Casino Royale, from reviewers for whom James Bond was not yet the James Bond.)
As you gradually delve into the book, the pieces come together. The first piece – the "women as sex symbol" attitude.
'First of all, and he inhaled a thick lungful of Caporal, 'you will be very pleased with your Number Two. She is very beautiful' – Bond frowned – 'very beautiful indeed.' Satisfied with Bond's reaction, Mathis continued: 'she has black hair, blue eyes, and splendid . . . er . . . protuberances. Back and front,' he added. 'And she is a wireless expert which, though sexually less interesting, makes her a perfect employee of Radio Stentor and assistant to myself in my capacity as wireless salesman for this rich summer season down here.'
Then comes the 007 car. As original as its owner.
Bond's car was his only personal hobby. One of the last of the 4 ½-litre Bentleys with the supercharger by Villiers, he had bought it almost new in 1933 and had kept it in careful storage through the war. It was still serviced every year and, in London, a former Bentley mechanic, who worked in a garage near Bond's Chelsea flat, tended it with jealous care. Bond drove it hard and well and with an almost sensual pleasure. It was a battleship-grey convertible coupé, which really did convert, and it was capable of touring at ninety with thirty miles an hour on reserve.
The legend of the Bond car is well and truly under way. Except, you wonder, if he were a secret agent, would he want such a conspicuous car, such an obvious giveaway? Well, I suppose if you are creating legends, you need the trappings.
Then the drink. 'Shaken, not stirred' is an expression we hear often enough. But what really is the secret recipe of Bond's drink?
'A dry martini,' he said. 'One. In a deep champagne goblet.'
'Oui, monsieur.'
'Just a moment. Three measures of Gordon's, one of vodka, half a measure of Kina Lillet. Shake it very well until it's ice cold, then add a large thin slice of lemon-peel. Got it?'
Ah, I'm thirsty.
As with most superstar character building, James Bond's reputation is built on some of the cases he reportedly worked on successfully before the current one. In a classic reversal of the old dictum "show, don't tell," the superstar's exploits are told to us from his past. The current case he handles is just one more in the long line, as it were. Quite a bit of the Sherlock Holmes legend also, if memory serves me right, was built this way.
I realize I'm long into the review but I've barely talked about the book. But that's the nature of the beast, isn't it? You read (or watch) James Bond for James Bond, not for the plot. Of course, Casino Royale has a plot – the hero busts a Russian spy by beating him at the baccarat table. And while he gets there, there are attempts on his life, he kills some Russian's underlings along the way, and there is the odd twist with a beautiful woman. Of course, a lot of what he achieves is attributable to good fortune, but then James Bond is the kind of character who can charm the pants off lady luck, or so the legend got built.
With a character as memorable as James Bond, you could have a plot so thin it can be written on the back of a bus ticket, and still make for a great read. That's Casino Royale for you.
I suppose it's fair to assume that though Ian Fleming probably planned to create James Bond as a character who would travel through a series of books, he wouldn't have realized what a cult he was about to create. But if the racy style of the narrative is anything to go by, he certainly intended a movie version of the book. Now the book carries an image from the movie. Did Ian Fleming succeed?
One last snippet on the personality of James Bond.
'I take a ridiculous pleasure in what I eat and drink. It comes partly from being a bachelor, but mostly from a habit of taking a lot of trouble over details. It's very pernickety and old-maidish really, but then when I'm working I generally have to eat my meals alone and it makes them more interesting when one takes trouble.'
That to me defines the character. And its success.


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As articulated by the Chicago Employment Law Blog, alcoholism "has a special place in ADA law."
The Cornell ILR School website has an excellent guide to this "special" issue. Interestingly, along with "full-blown" alcoholism, "binge"-style excessive drinking is also a protected disability:
Clinicians and researchers commonly divide drug and alcohol consumption into three levels or stages of use: use, abuse, and dependence. While the use of drugs and alcohol does not generally rise to the level of an impairment that constitutes a disability, abuse and dependence do. Drug and alcohol abuse is characterized by intensified, regular, sporadically heavy, or "binge" use, and dependence is characterized by compulsive or addictive use.
Drug and alcohol abuse and dependence are classified as treatable illnesses by both standard diagnostic medical manuals, the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual IV (DSM-IV) and the International Statistical Classification of Diseases, Injuries, and Causes of Death (ICD-10).
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As mentioned, being drunk on the job torpedoes alcoholism-as-disability protection. An Ohio municipal snowplow driver was fired last year for driving his snowplow drunk; he is suing for alcoholism discrimination, but the lawsuit might be heavy sledding: the EEOC "decided that there was no cause to believe actual discrimination had occurred," according to AOL Jobs.
By contrast, the same article also mentions an older lawsuit that claimed disability discrimination based on alcoholism and succeeded:
In 1992, David White sued McFarland High School in Wisconsin, where he was a physical education teacher after for refusing to consider him for the school's basketball coach position. The school was concerned about the "negative attention" that would come the school's way as a result of White's history of heavy drinking. He sued, and the school settled with McFarland for $50,000.
That case embodies exactly the kind of alcoholic disability protection that the ADA seeks; the stigma of substance dependence, unaccompanied by actual poor work performance, is insufficient, illegal justification for discrimination. The Chicago Employment Law Blog post, on the other hand, discusses a case more akin to the Ohio snowplow driver's. A police officer was fired after causing a car accident while intoxicated: "He hired an Illinois employment lawyer to challenge his termination, claiming employment discrimination for his disability. Specifically, he claimed that the district failed to provide him with a reasonable accommodation for his alcoholism."
That argument failed, but employers are indeed required to reasonably accommodate those with alcoholism. The Cornell guide has a useful list of examples of potential accommodations, including "[r]estructuring a job to relieve an employee of 'risky' environments or tasks that may compromise recovery, e.g., expectations for socializing with clients or other employees who are known to be heavy alcohol users." Furthermore, taking time off for medical treatment of alcoholism is legally provided for in the form of protected leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act (more on that in a future blog post).
The Cornell guide makes a crucial point: "Many employers do not realize that the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) protects individuals with drug and alcohol problems against discrimination in employment." This area of employment law is not widely understood, but we at The Harman Firm pride ourselves on an up-to-the-minute understanding of relevant regulations. If you have any questions about disability discrimination, or you believe an employer treated you prejudicially, contact The Harman Firm today.


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It's that lovely time of the year when all the leaves are turning gorgeous shades of red, orange, yellow and purple. Autumn has been kinder to us, weather wise, than the whole of summer. We've had glorious sunny days, cloudless skies, and mild temperatures.
Hubby and I even went to the beach last weekend, (no, still didn't catch any fish).
Autumn/Winter gets me in the mind of casseroles, crock pot meals and hearty soups. So today I dragged out a recipe given to me by my sister-in-law a few years back as part of a kindergarten fundraiser cookbook. I have modified it a little, the recipe calls for pumpkin and capsicums, but I figure, why stop there? So pretty much any vegetable in season ends up in my pot.
The secret is to roast the vegetables in a little olive oil and Thai seasoning first for 20-30 minutes to soften them up. This time I used a butternut pumpkin, 2 x Kumaras, 3 x carrots, 3 x courgettes, 3 x onions, 2 x capsicums and 4 x celery sticks. You can also add parsnips, brocoli, yams, whatever you like!
Roast them in a roasting pan for 20 -30 minutes, stirring them up a couple of times. Then transfer them to a large pot and add chicken stock and boiling water to just cover the vegetables, and a tablespoon of Thai green curry paste. If you like spicy add more, unfortunately hubby doesn't so I keep it tame.
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Rocks Off finally just heard back from Jeff Barry, attorney for SG Properties and now general manager of its tenant, The Venue Formerly Known As Wired Live, about some of the things that have been going on surrounding the lockout of Wired Live/Chartres Entertainment owner Anosh Ahmed earlier this week. First of all, the venue still does not have a name. Barry says he's having a "little bit of a legal issue" with the name he wanted for the business at 1503 Chartres, Boomtown Entertainment Complex. "It's a trademark issue," he says. "So whatever's out there, that will not be the name of the complex. We're in the process of refiling." As for Ahmed, he told Rocks Off Thursday that the unpaid rent went toward improvements to help the building pass a couple of inspections, and that when the landlord was uncooperative in helping him resolve his issues with the City of Houston, he decided to get out. Barry says the former tenant "left a giant mess" at the club, has been making "salacious allegations" and that the now-unnamed venue has all its proper occupancy certificates.
"Anosh has made all sorts of allegations that we've locked him out illegally," Barry says. "I've got his stuff, and I'm holding it under my landlord's lien. He is not getting anything back without paying. My lockout is perfectly legal. I guarantee you if my lockout were illegal, Anosh and his alleged team of lawyers would have already taken care of it. I know for a fact it wouldn't take that long to get a lawyer on the phone and get a writ of habeas corpus or some sort of writ of possession filed."
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