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In the year 1837, Adolphe Blanqui (brother of the revolutionary leader from whom the Blanquists took their name) wrote a book, The History of Political Economy. He showed in it the importance which economies had in the history of humanity for the determin-
ation of political forms and also for tiie building up of current ideas on Right, Morals and Philosophy. Sixty years ago, Liberals and Radicals concentrated their thoughts on politics, and were altogether unaware of the new industrial conditions which were in course of formation out of the ruins of the old regime. It was from Blanqui's point of view quite legitimate that in order to draw attention upon economics and upon the Socialist movement which was then beginning, lie should have gone so far as to build the whole history upon economics. Some one-sidedness was not to be avoided, was even perhaps desirable ; other factors being under investigation, already more or less known, he needed not to speak about them, and all the strength of his argumentation was to be thrown upon the hitherto unknown factor.
His exaggerations have been pursued by the German school of Social Democrats, forgetful of all other aspects of the development of society. In our turn we, the Anarchists, have shown the great importance of that other factor, the State; and it rests with us to have its bearing upon society clearly established.
However, while laying stress upon the hierarchical, centralised, jacobin, anti-libeitariau principles of the State, we are, perhaps, apt to neglect our criticism of what lias been called Justice. This report lias been written with the special desire, to draw attention on (he origin of this institution and to invite a discussion which would thiow light upon that subject.
A caieful study of the development of society forces upon us the conviction that State and Justice are two institutions which not only co-exist- in society down the stream of history, but are connected together by the bond of cause and effect. Whosoever admits the necessity of separate, chosen members of society for the special function of distributing punishments to those who have broken the law, needs a body which enacts these laws, codifies them, establishes standards of punishment—needs special schools for teaching the manufacture and interpretation of laws—needs gaol, gaolers, police, hangmen and army—needs the State.
The primitive tribe, always Communist, does not know of any judge: within the tribe theft, homicide, murder do not exist. Customs are sufficient to prevent them. But in the very rare cases in which a member would disregard the sacred rules of the tribe, he would be stoned or burned to death by the tribe as a whoie. Each member of it would throw his stone or bring his bundle of wood, in order that it should not be this or that man who has put the culprit to death, but the tribe in its entirety.
When a member of another tribe has injured someone, then the whole tribe of the wronged one is responsible for the carrying out of an equal injury; and the -whole tribe of the assailant is responsible, so that any of its members as opportunity arises may be chosen by any member of the wronged tribe for the retaliation —according to the principle of life for life, tooth for tooth, and so on ; wounds to be inflicted exactly as they were received, the grain of corn being the standard of measurement of each wound.
That is the primeval conception of justice.
Later on, in the village life of the first centuries of our era, the conception changed. The idea of Vengeance is by and by left aside—very slowly, of course, chiefly among agricultural populations. still surviving among the warriors—and the idea of Compensation is developed ; compensation to the wronged man, or to his family or to the tribe. As the patriarchal family appears, in possession of cattle and of slaves stolen from other tribes, Compensation takes more and more the character of Evaluation of the damage done—the value being different according to the rank of the wronged one: so much for a slave killed, so much for a peasant wounded, so much for a chief abused. The scales of valuation form the first barbarian codes. To fix the amount, the village community met; the bare facts of i he case were ascertained by the enquiry of jurymen chosen in equal number (G or 12) bv both parties or their families. The old members of Hie village or, better still, tiie hards, to wlio.se memory the tradition is entrusted, or perhaps outside judges invited hv tiie community, decide the compensation (simple restitution for theft) and the fiue to tiie commune or to the gods.
But gradually, during the immigration of different tribes, many free communities are enslaved. On the same territory live, side by side, conquerors and conquered. Then come the priest and the bishop, feared sorcerers, and by and by the jurymen, the bards, the old men of the tribe are superseded in the valuation of Compensation by the delegates of the bishop or of the local lord. Tiie line becomes more and more important; the compensation to the wronged one less and less; the share of the community in the fine comes to naught: the whole payment is pocketed by the chief. The Old Testament provides these delegates with the necessary traditional example ot' judgment. Thus we see the modern judge evolving out of chosen jurymen at the same rate as the feudal system evolves out of the village community. The idea of Punishment, is born, and soon drives away every other conception, especially under the action of the Church, which taking example by it.s Hebrew predecessors wants to reign by terror. An injury to a priest is no longer an injury to a man, it is an injury to the divinity, and no punishment is severe enough to chastise such a crime. The cruelty of the judgment increases as time goes on, and the secular power imitates the clerical power.
In the 10th and 11th centuries the mediaeval city appears. Revolution after revolution, city after city expel the judge of the bishop, of the lord, of the duke. 'J'he cities make their Conjuration. At first the citizens swear to drop all contests arising from the lex tali on is (law of retaliation) and, if new contests arise, never to appeal to external powers, but to settle everything among themselves. The Guild, the Parish, the Town community are the different degrees of jurisdiction.- Bailies, chosen by the members of the guild, the street, the parish or the town, decide the compensation to he granted to the wronged party. In specially important cases, the guild, the street, the parish or the town, convoked to a general meeting, pronounce the sentence. Besides, Arbitration in all the stages between individuals, between guilds, between parishes and cities takes a very large extension.
But that organisation lasts only a few centuries. Christianity and a revival of the study of Roman law find their way into the ideas of the people at large. The priest harps incessantly upon the anger and wrath of God. Ilis favorite argument—still the same in our day—is that eternal punishment will be inflicted for trespass against the law of the Church ; applying the words of the Scripture concerning those possessed by evil spirits, the Church discerns a demon in every wrong-doer; she invents all sorts of tortures to drive the demon from the body, and then burns him that he may not relapse. From the very beginning, Priest and Lord act together; the priest is often himself a Lord ; the Pope is a King; therefore the one who has broken the law of civil society is by and by treated as the one who has trespassed against the Church. The clerical and the civil powers go hand in hand, the clerical only slightly ahead, their laws and refined tortures increasing steadily in ferocity. The Pope, himself supreme umpiie, gathers round himself lawyers, experts in Roman and feudal laws. Common sense, knowledge of usage and customs, study of human nature, are left more and more in the background ; they are said to foster bad passions, to be an invention of the devil. "Precedent" ranks as law, and, the older a judgment is, the more important, the more respectable it appears to be. "Precedents" are therefore sought for from imperial Rome and from Hebrew judges.
Arbitration disappears slowly before the rising power of the bishop, the lord, the king, the pope. As the alliance of civil and religious powers becomes closer, amicable settlements of disputes are forbidden ; compensation to the wronged party becomes a thing of the past;—vengeance in the name of a Christian God or of the Roman State being the main point. At the same time, the atrocious character of the penalties inflicted is such that it is almost impossible to read the description of the judicial scenes of that period.
The fundamental ideas of J ustice, essential to every society, have thus totally changed between the 11th and the 16th centuries. In our article on Tht titate. and its historic role we have endeavoured to explain how the State took possession of the free cities ; let it be sufficient for our present purpose to remark that, when the evolution took place which brought the cities under the sway of the State, the communities had already forsaken, eren in ideal, the principles of arbitration and compensation which were the essence of popular justice in the 11th century. When the State laid its hands upon the cities the old conception had entirely gone. Christianity and Roman law had already made States out of free cities. The next step was simply this, that the State established its empire upon the now enslaved cities.
Certainly, it would be interesting to study how economic changes happening during that length of time (five centuries), how distant commerce, exportation, creation of banks and of commercial loans, how wars, colonisation, and capitalist production taking the place of communal production, consumption and commerce—to study how all these factors influenced the leading ideas during the same period and helped to that change in the conception of Justice. Some splendid researches are here and there to be found in the works of the historians of the free cities. A few original researches upon the influence of Christian and Roman ideas also exist (though such studies are of a much more difficult nature and always heterodox). But it would be wrong to trace everything back to economics; it would be just the same sort of mistake as if, studying botany, we should say that the amount of heat received by a plant determined its life and growth, forgetting humidity, light and other important factors.
This historical resume, short as it is, shows nevertheless how the State and the evolution of Vengeance, called Justice, are related institutions—derived from one another, supporting one another, being historically one.
But a moment of quiet thought is sufficient to understand how both institutions hold logically together, how both have a common origin in the same idea: Authority looking after the security of society and exercising vengeance upon those who break established rules or laws. If you admit the existence of judges, as specially selected members of society entrusted with the care of applying codified traditions, it does not matter by whom chosen or elected, —you have an embryo of State round which other powers that may be will gather. On the other hand, if you admit the centralised structure called State, one of its functions will he to administer justice. Hence the judges.
But can we not have judges elected by the people? Let us see where it lends us to. First it must be said that the idea of laws directly made by the people lias never been seriously entertained; their drafting must always be left to some more enlightened man (hero, Utier men sch). Then, besides the judge and the lawmaker (legislator), other men will be needed to explain such laws, to interpret older ones, to study their connections and leading ideas: law universities with staff of teachers and students, acting like a drag on society with all the weight of their inherited traditions and their hair-splitting about the letter of the law. But that is nothing compared with the auxiliaries needed by the judge: on one side the gendarme, the police, the prostitute, the spy, the agent provocateur ; on the other, the gaoler, the executioner and all the sequel of turpitude which necessarily accompanies them. Finally, you must supply some supervising body to keep till that army of functionaries going. You must not forget to provide money for their maintenance and so on. In short, tliere is not one function of the State today whose services can be dispensed with if we want to keep the judge—be he elected by the people or not.
But what about the Code ? The Code, all codes, represents a gathering of traditions, of formulas borrowed from old conceptions absolutely repugnant to all Socialistic ideas of today ; survivals of our slavish past, slavish in action, slavish in speech, .-lavish in thought. It is of no consequence that some of the leading moral ideas may be in accordance with our own ; the moment a punishment is decreed for the non-fulfilment of a good action we will have nothing to do with it. A Code is the past stereotyped and put across the path of human progress.
Every legal punishment is legalised vengeance, vengeance made obligatory, and we must ask ourselves what is the use of vengeance? Does it help maintain social customs? Does it ever prevent the small minoritiesof breakers of good custom fiorn doing so? Never. On the contrary, to proclaim the duties of vengeance
is simply helping the existence of anti-social customs. Think of the amount of filthy perversity thrown into society by the police institution, far more dangerous to society than any act committed by criminals. Think of the "well-intentioned lies" of magistrates meant to get the truth out of the criminals. Think of all that happens round us and you will understand why Anarchists have no hesitation in declaring that Punishment is worse than Crime. And every one studying those questions and going to the root will come to the same conclusion, and will try to find some other means of protecting society against the evil-doers.
Everyone will .see that arbitration, arbiters being chosen by the contending parties will be sufficient- in the very great majority of cases to quell arising disputes. Everyone will admit that the policy of non-interference now so greatly favored is a bad habit acquired since the State found it convenient to assume the duty of keeping order. Active intervention of friends, neighbours, passers-by would prevent a large proportion of conflicts. Let it be everybody's duty to assist the weak, to interfere between fighting people, and police will not be required at all.
The student cannot help being struck by the fact that for a couple of centuries there has been a parallel development going on : on one side lega! punishment and vengeance have been less and less bloody, not to say milder, torture has been abolished, penalty of death has been limited to fewer cases and in some countries totally abolished; on the other hand anti-social acts have diminished. There is a far greater security in our everyday life than in that of our forefathers. Many factors have helped towards softening of manners, but softening of punishment is certainly one of them. Should we not continue in the same line; or should we suppose that a Socialist or Communist society would be inferior in that respect to a capitalistic government?
We can do without judges in society, as well as we can do without bosses in production.
So-called .Justice is a survival from a past serfdom based, for the interest of the privileged classes, on the Roman law and on. the ideas of divine Vengeance.
Organised Vengeance.
In the history of society, organisation of Vengeance under the name of Justice is coterminous with the State; they imply one another; they were born together, flourished together and are doomed to perish together.
Coming from an age of serfdom it helps to maintain serfdom in present society ; through its police, prisons and the like, it is an open sore, throwing out a constant stream of purulence into society, a far greater evil than the one it is supposed to fight against.
Any society founded on better economics than ours will certainly come also to the conclusion that it is unwise to keep any punitive institution.
The way of doing without it will be found in voluntary arbitration, in greater effectual solidarity, in the powerful educative means which a society will have that does not leave to the policeman the care of its public morality.
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An impression fixed by long habit of mind, especially where that habit has been transmitted through many generations, ends by assuming the form of instinctive knowledge, too clear to admit of discussion, still less to require demonstration. If such impression is originally based on facts accepted by reason, wo call it common sense; if, on the other hand, it springs from error in matter of fact or is the result of distorted reasoning, we call it prejudice. In expounding Anarchism we are met by a certain stolid repugnance as well as a seeming inability to grasp our idea, and this we find to be owing to a prepossession in favor of Government. Let us therefore examine and see if this superstition is based on common sense, or whether it is not the result of prejudice carefully maintained and cultivated in the past by those who have put themselves forward as the guides of humanity.
Throughout the whole of authentic history this fact of Government is continually presented to us as a permanent, factor of human life, as well as its most important and interesting aspect ; even the legends and myths which precede history are full of the glorious or terrible deedi of rulei'6—giants on earth, and gods and devils innumerable throughout the universe divide between them the government of men and things. Are we therefore to conclude that government is natural to man ? or that it is a requisite ot man's social life? We might be tempted to answer this question in the affirmative, but for another fact which is co-universal with Government and which entirely upsets its claim to be in harmony with man's moral and social nature. That fact is Revolt. In 110 historic time lias Government failed to encounter Revolt, either overt or covert; individuals or classes have at all times contended to subvert the dominion of other classes or individuals in order to win that dominion for themselves. This traditional spirit of revolt is also presented to us in those- legends and myths which are the echoes of prehistoric times: Jehovah has to struggle for pre eminence with the archangel Satan, who leads to rebellion a portion of flie angelic host, and who continues, even after his expulsion from heaven we are told, to keep up a fairly successful warfare against heaven's monarch. So, also, in tho ancient classic story, Jupiter dethrones his father Saturn, and in his turn becomes " Father of the gods and King of men." I have spoken of the hostility of individuals and classes who happen for the time to be out of power, as directed against those who for the moment are in power; but of course this hostility would be powerless without the co-operation of the people or a considerable section thereof, and therefore it i* that whoever raises the standard of revolt or of opposition (which is only revolt minus military warfare) professes to do so 111 the interest of the people, who are led to hope for a betterment of their condition as a result of a successful change. Insurrectionary and opposition leaders have always posed as deliverers of the people in order to gaiu its support, and have taught it to regard the exercise of power jind the spoils of office as the just reward of their condescension in taking up the cudgels on behalf of its iuterests. Obviously, therefore, during the many ages that personal ambitions and rival castes have warred for supremacy, it-has never suited them to so much as even hint to the vile populace whose help they were soliciting that the evils it suffered were inherent in Government itself; on the con-
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When, therefore, the Anarchist proposes the abolition ot Government and the rejection of Authority, and claims that, the affairs of society shall be arranged by mutual understanding of the people themselves, instead of being imposed on them by some exTernal force, he finds that- the mi nds of those lie addresses never having been used to contemplate such a possibility, the suggestion bewilders them, and 110 clear corresponding idea awakened. This is shown by the question almost- invariably asked by those who for the first time hear of Anarchism: "How, then, will you regulate this, that, or the other, for us? " not grasping the fact that Anarchism (or Libertarianism, if yon prefer the word) repudiates regulation and leaves the persons concerned to manage each matter for themselves by mutual agreement, compromise, or concession.
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I love when you come across minis that stop you right in your tracks. Most times I weigh up what I'll use models for and if I really need them before I buy, but sometimes you don't even hesitate. So it is with the upcoming Argonaut Mrk2 models from Crooked Dice.
I was a HUGE fan of the Cylons in the original Battlestar Galactica. As such, I'm going to be putting together a league of these cyclopean robots for Pulp Alley, all the while whispering 'BY YOUR COMMAND' every time I move one.
These are due for release at Salute. There are eight poses, presumably in one set.
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Slate Magazine has been running a pretty interesting series. They are asking people who supported the war 5 years ago, upon retrospection, what is it they got wrong (if anything - Christopher Hitchens - "How Did I Get Iraq Wrong? I didn't." - continues his hard-line stance).
The entry from Andrew Sullivan was magnificent.
I know our enemy is much worse. I have never doubted that. I still have no qualms whatever in waging war to defeat it. But I never believed that America would do what America has done. Never. My misjudgment at the deepest moral level of what Bush and Cheney and Rumsfeld were capable of—a misjudgment that violated the moral core of the enterprise—was my worst mistake. What the war has done to what is left of Iraq—the lives lost, the families destroyed, the bodies tortured, the civilization trashed—was bad enough. But what was done to America—and the meaning of America—was unforgivable. And for that I will not and should not forgive myself.
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We are so happy to hear of her success and thought you may like to see the video she is featured in. The short video, created by Rooinooi, shows Sue's studio, her stunning designs and chats briefly to the creative artist herself, giving an insight into the mind and passion behind each piece of work.
Sue is a valued trader at I Heart Market and brings a fresh approach to design, art and the creative process with both her methods of creating and the manner in which she expresses them. All these elements amalgamate into gorgeous aesthetics for the home.
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Lost seven teeth in a workplace accident
A GMB member who suffered a broken jaw and lost seven teeth in a workplace accident has received £47,500 in compensation.
John McFarlane, 42, from Washington was hit in the mouth by a tool called a warwick after he was forced to work on his own in his new job after just two days of a promised seven day training programme.
John was working at Unipres car parts manufacturer in Sunderland on a temporary basis for Blue Arrow when the accident happened in March 2008.
He had been told to secure chains to storage pallets in the back of a lorry on his own. He was using the tool to tighten the chains as he had been taught to do during the previous two days but it wasn't the correct type for the job and when he applied pressure it flipped back, hitting him in the mouth and jaw.
He broke his jaw and immediately lost four teeth. A further three teeth were lost after they failed to respond to treatment. For up to four months he was only able to eat soft food and he lost more than a stone in weight.
He has now been provided with false dentures but has been told he will face years of painful dental work including a bone graft which will cost around £36,000.
Thompsons Solicitors pursue claim for compensation
Following the accident he contacted his trade union the GMB which instructed its lawyers Thompsons Solicitors to pursue a claim for compensation.
Thompsons argued that John should have received his full formal training before being asked to work on his own.
Unipres admitted liability and settled the claim out of court.
John, who now works as an HGV driver for Asda, said: "Losing my teeth was the most painful thing I have ever been through. I was also extremely embarrassed having to work and mix with people having no top teeth. I now have a denture but it makes it difficult to eat and talk.
"With this compensation I look forward to having my teeth corrected but I recognize that it will mean many months of painful treatment.
"I had been advised by the union to keep on my membership despite working on temporary contracts and that was good advice. Without the union's help I would not have claimed compensation."
Michael Hopper from the GMB said: "Temporary staff should be provided with full training in the job to allow them to carry out each task as safely as possible. Mr McFarlane was rushed into carrying out work before he was fully trained and given the wrong equipment which, with his very limited experience, he was unable to appreciate. His accident has proven costly for Unipres who could have easily avoided this from happening had it taken the time to train Mr McFarlane properly."
David Mole from Thompsons Solicitors added: "It is simply unacceptable that Mr McFarlane was allowed to work on his own after he had been told he would need seven days training for the job. Clearly he hadn't been taught the correct processes and as a result he suffered this extremely painful accident with significant long term consequences."
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Step 1. Prepare the slats
Use 1×2 pine board to make 24 slats. Prepare your hole jig sized ¾" thick material and drill some holes in the slats.
Step 2. Prepare side rails
Use 2×2 pine board and make 4 side rails. Prepare your hole jig sized 1 ½" thick material and drill the holes in the rails.
Step 3. Assemble the shelves
To assemble a shelf, put two side rails on the floor parallel to each other with the holes face up. Place some slats perpendicularly to the rails and insert the slats ¾" into the rails. Secure the joint using 1 ¼" screws. Check if all slats are even. Repeat this step for all remaining side rails and shelf slats.
Step 4. Prepare the cart legs
Use 2×2 boards to make 4 legs. Two legs for front cart and two other for back cart. Drill the leg on one side with hole jig sized 1 ½" thick material. Put two back legs altogether with the holes facing each other and tape them temporarily. Mark ½" hole position and drill it throughout the back legs.
Step 5. Build the hand rails
Use 2×2 board to make two hand rails. Tape them altogether using painters tape. Mark ½" hole position and drill the holes through both of them.
Step 6. Build the hand rail and the legs
Attach the legs onto the hand rail as shown in the picture with 2 ½" screws. Repeat the step to assemble the remaining units.
Step 7. Prepare the end rails
Use 2×2 pine board to make seven end rails. Drill the holes at both ends with hole jig sized 1 ½" thick material.
Step 8. Assemble the end rails into the cart legs
Put all seven end rails onto the leg using 2 ½" screws as shown in the picture.
Step 9. Attach the shelf slats onto the cart leg
Put the upper shelf slat assembly and followed by the lower slat onto the cart leg and secure them with 2 ½" screws.
Step 10. Attach the second cart leg
Attach the second cart leg and secure the joint using 2 ½" screws to finish the cart frame.
Step 11. Build the bottle and tray supports
From 1×2 pine boards, make four bottle support side rails, two bottle support bottoms, and two tray supports. Drill the holes on both ends of tray supports and bottle support bottoms using hole jig sized ¾" thick material. Assemble them all altogether. Then make the tray as you make the shelf slats.
Step 12. Install the handle.
Prepare the handle by inserting into the hand rail holes.
Step 13. Add the wheels and the aluminium axle
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I grew up in Brooklyn, New York with that one famous tree, nearly a half century ago, which makes me at least a half century old (give or take a few centuries).
One of my closest friends at that time was a girl named Beverly who lived diagonally across the street from where I lived. She was very,very bright(what we called an egghead in those days) kind, good, and my dearest friend. My parents loved her and her family.Although we didn't attend the same schools, we did things together whenever we had some time,in between our studies.
Beverly's life couldn't have been more different from my own. She was one of three children and she had two brothers who were born profoundly developmentally disabled. One of her siblings lived at home and because he could not care for himself, Beverly's mom had to do everything for him.Daily her mom and dad would lift the brother to put him in his chair or bathe him or to carry him to the many physical therapy activities that he was a part of.Beverly's parents' life was difficult, but through it all their complete pride and joy was their daughter.They were very proud of Beverly as she was extremely book smart,worked very hard in school and won many scholastic awards.
Her dad felt that because of the circumstances of their family, he could not recognize any holidays. He felt that God had dealt them a raw deal and therefore there was no room for any celebrations of any traditional holidays. Their house was quiet but for the sounds that Beverly's brother made,as his only way of communicating was by screaming or grunting. The atmosphere was cold ,very austere, sparsely decorated and somewhat devoid of good cheer, but Beverly managed to thrive as this was the family she was born into and she did not know from anything else.
My home, on the other hand, consisted of four very noisy children, me being the oldest.Completely the opposite of Beverly's as we were always busy, and at any given moment the house was filled with all kinds of music from jazz to classical, political meetings, holiday gatherings and parties celebrating some academic achievement,a communion or a birthday.When holidays approached, us kids were always filled with excitement in anticipation of the tree, the Easter bunny,or some out of town relative who just dropped in unexpectedly.When we were happy,we were happy, no half stepping about it, and Beverly would soon be a part of our happy times together.It wasn't long before she would join us regularly at Christmas.When I gave her a Christmas gift one year she said she'd never received one before. My parents came to love her like a second daughter and her parents looked at me as the same.
Sometimes, Beverly and I would do things with our dads.Packing a picnic, going to the Philharmonic in Prospect Park and listening to Leonard Bernstein was one example of how we would hang out together during our teen years.
Although I was never allowed to attend neighborhood parties, I recall the time Beverly was invited to a party given by a school chum and she asked my parents if I could come along. My parents said it would be okay and they decided that her father would drive us and my father would pick us up. I remember I made a cute little black velveteen dress to wear to this party and I was so looking forward to going. Well as fate would have it Beverly's dad drove us to the party and we got stuck in traffic (but we had to be back home by 12 midnight, kinda like Cinderella). There were no cell phones in those days and so we weren't able to call my father and tell him that he should arrive a little later.We finally arrived at the party at about 11:30 and at 12 midnight on the dot my father was there to to pick us up and take us home. We were so upset but that was life in those days with no cell phones and a limited,very managed social life.
She and I also shared family ties, well, sorta.Her aunt and uncle lived in the suburban town of Hempstead,N.Y., coincidentally,as it turned out,directly across the street from my Aunt Eloise and Uncle Rupert,so we sometimes traveled on the Long Island Railroad together,she visiting her relatives and me visiting mine. Since my Aunt and her's traveled in the same Links,Jack and Jill, Boule social circle,that made our family ties even more acceptable, especially to my aunt.
As time progressed Beverly and I maintained our close friendship throughout our undergrad and graduate schools years.She would one day introduce me to someone who would become my new best friend as the ensuing years transformed our own closeness.
Beverly would get married twice, the first time I was her maid of honor.As time wore on we eventually went our separate ways,both of us pursuing our own paths,making new friends, becoming entrenched in our professional pursuits, pursuing the dreams that were important to each of us.
From time to time, I would think about Beverly and wonder what she was doing. About a month before my husband passed away in Dec. of 2008, I was at a party and met a young woman who had graduated from Bryn Mawr. I told her that one of my dearest friends had graduated from there many years before, and I wondered about her whereabouts. Not long after that conversation this young woman sent me Beverly's current information. I was surprised to learn that she had moved to Seattle. I took the info,tucked it away and promised to revisit it at some point.
My husband had been ill, subsequently died and I was soon caught up in my own grief vortex.I would look at that paper from time to time, and tell myself I'd get to it until one day when I decided that I would give her a call I could no longer find the information.
A few weeks ago I decided to Google her and after trying her name several ways, I decided to add Ph.D. You can only imagine my surprise when up popped her obituary. I was stunned, as I read the short notice which gave few clues to her life for the past few decades.
I readily began to mourn my childhood friend of long ago.You see, although we had been out of touch, she had been an integral part of my adolescent life. We were best friends, parent approved,and shared secrets and dreams and trips together. She even took a trip with me and my grandmother to Montréal one summer and we had a really wonderful time. I remember going to visit her in Philly when she was still in undergrad school and meeting up with mutual friends, spending the time having fun. I was young, I was free and I had my whole life ahead of me and Beverly shared that part of my life with me. I mourned the fact that Beverly had been a part of my world when I was very young and we were both at the beginning of everything. I mourned the memories as I wondered what her life had been like.
Luckily, I was able to connect with a friend of her's who filled me in on the past several decades of her life. She had lived in various cities in the Northeast, she continued her work as a practicing psychiatric social worker and teacher. She married again, divorced a second time and finally settled in Seattle.Beverly was principled and well-respected. She'd even adopted a son. She battled various forms of cancer in recent years which finally consumed her.Her son was her life and she put in place people to look after him as she realized that she was not long for this world.
I appreciated her friend's recounting and sharing with me Beverly's life that didn't include me. We had gone our separate ways but the impact she'd had on my life came back to me in a flood of memories: picnics, tennis, many outings sometimes shared with our now long gone dads, horseback riding, Links luncheons every year the day before Easter, and visits to our respective families together. Fun filled times with common adolescent girls' chatter,hiding insecurities,sharing hopes and dreams.. She was able to find love twice and pour all that she had into her work and her son. I am happy that she created a good life for herself and that she made her parents proud. I am happy that we shared time together on this planet in our youth, before we stepped into the lives that awaited each of us.
I have no regrets about not having had the chance to reconnect with her. Knowing that her life was full in all the areas that she desired gives me a sense of satisfaction.
I wish her well where she's landed next, and as I weep for my friend, gone in the prime of her life, I know that she is free of pain and soaring in that infinite place of calm and serenity that we all seek, even here on earth.


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During the meeting, the representatives from France, Sweden, Poland, Bulgaria and Greece, are going to discuss the so far activities of the partnership concerning the progress of the project along with the further developments.
It should be mentioned that the European Community Network of Peers is now up and working. The Community is an online database, specifically designed for the purposes of the project by the coordinator (DIMITRA), and it is the main vehicle for the dissemination of the project. The Community aims to create a network of Peers, either already trained in previous Peer Review projects or new ones. The registrations of the Peers can be submitted to the following website http://network.peer-review.gr
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Safety Signal Management process automation using Microsoft SharePoint
In recent years the Life Sciences industry has seen many product recalls and withdrawals from market due to safety concerns from patients and the resultant actions by regulators. Pharmacovigilance has become a more proactive process as opposed to a more reactionary process in the past.
Electronic data collection and submission of Adverse Events (AEs) in recent years has enabled organizations to collect huge data sets of safety information. Some pharmaceutical organizations have invested heavily on building or procuring IT systems that can analyze these datasets and produce safety observations that have the potential to become signals. This method of applying mathematical / scientific statistical algorithms to identify potential signals is termed as 'Quantitative Signal Detection'. Another way of identifying safety observations is the manual process of reviewing all cases being reported, by a medical professional, to identify potential signals. This process is termed as 'Qualitative Signal Detection'. Many small to medium organizations employ this method of detecting potential signals. More than the size, it is the volume of cases that need to be analyzed that would be a key criterion for organizations leaning one way or the other. Some organizations may also employ a hybrid model i.e. quantitative analysis followed by qualitative analysis.
Microsoft SharePoint is a very popular collaboration and content management platform adopted by many organizations across the globe. Life Sciences organizations are no exception to this trend. In recent years SharePoint has seen rapid growth in even areas that require more cautious adoption of new technology due to the impending regulatory requirements (e.g. 21 CFR Part 11 compliance). However, due to the efforts from Microsoft as well as other IT and Life Sciences organizations SharePoint is being adopted in areas where it requires validation.
Signal Management, the process that ensues once the Signals are detected using one of the two methods i.e. Qualitative or Quantitative Signal Detection, is the process where the information related to a safety observation and the corresponding cases that lead to the observation are reviewed by professionals and scientists and decision is made on whether the signal is refuted or verified (other states are also possible). The information is usually captured in forms and passes on from one state to another following a specific workflow with associated service levels for each step in the process. This yields itself as a potential candidate for automation. SharePoint natively supports configuration of forms, management of documents as well as simple workflows. As mentioned above, many organizations have already made investments in SharePoint and hence will be able to save costs by leveraging this tool for Signal Management automation.
Update on 02/15/2012: Please refer to an article by me, on this topic, published by "Drug Safety Directions" here: Signal Management using SharePoint
Regulatory Document Management using SharePoint – 5 reasons to procure a COTS system
I was asked to provide inputs to help in the decision-making process by a customer of ours who were trying to figure out if they should leverage native SharePoint for their Regulatory Document Management or look for a Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) package built on top of SharePoint. I have given 5 reasons from my list, below:
1. Customization Vs Configuration
SharePoint, implemented as a Document Management System would provide the ability to store and retrieve documents along with other features like version control etc. However, in order to leverage it for regulatory document management a lot of customization is required in terms of workflow, terminology, metadata, reports etc. In contrast a COTS system comes with flexible, predefined workflow and other features required for regulatory document management system of a Life Sciences organization's requirement.
2. Rapid Implementation
Traditional SharePoint roll-out may take months to implement and configure it for regulatory requirements like 21 CFR Part 11, Electronic/Digital Signatures etc. On top of that, customization of SharePoint is required to adopt it for regulatory document management. A COTS system implementation is typically completed much faster including validation of the system to comply with regulatory requirements such as 21 CFR part 11.
3. Electronic Signatures, Audit Trail and 21 CFR Part 11 compliance:
Most COTS systems are available with e-signatures that are required as part of 21 CFR Part 11 compliance. A regular SharePoint implementation demands additional effort to be spent to configure this feature such that it is applicable to regulatory document management. The COTS systems also provide audit trail feature which is then leveraged in reporting and assists in audit process.
4. Metadata and Terminology
Meaningful metadata is the key to be able to search and retrieve documents easily. Also, the metadata needs to have fields that are domain specific rather than generic. Traditional SharePoint implementation does not define the metadata required to store regulatory documents whereas most COTS Regulated DMS' come with predefined metadata for regulatory document management and also has provision to configure these based on organizational requirements.
5. Reports and Audit
Most COTS systems provides reporting capability out of the box. However, these reports are not available in standard SharePoint implementation.
While Cost, Vendor Dependency etc. could be reasons why customers might want to use SharePoint out-of-the-box with some configuration, it will never be the same as a purposefully designed and developed commercial system. As always, feedback and comments are welcome.
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I have been an ardent fan of Microsoft for a long time. Don't think for a second that I am writing this because I have switched sides or about to. I will continue my fandom to Microsoft despite some of their blunders during the past decade. They have made life easy for a lot of users and developers alike in the 90s, like me, with their innovative and often ridiculed UI rich operating system, applications and tools. I still happen to think that the tools provided by MS make life easy for the developers to build some of the slickest of applications with minimal effort. I know that is debatable but that is my opinion and I am sticking with it.
One of the biggest mistakes, I think, they committed in the last few years is not cashing in on their early entry into the mobile computing. While there are still a lot of handheld devices used across the world for business purposes, from a consumer stand point they missed the bus. Despite that I have been waiting for a long time to find a decent windows based gadget like the iPad, but in vain. So I eventually took the plunge and bought one iPad 2.0, despite having 2 laptops at home.
The primary reason I bought iPad was for it to be my reading and learning gadget. May be that's two reasons :-). Basically for news, videos, virtual learning so on and so forth. While I knew that Apple has taken a stand not to run flash on their gadgets, I didn't realize that it would be that big a deal. Fast forward a few months, now I can't really view any websites that are done in flash. Not only that but I can't run through some virtual learning classes that some of our vendors have made available for us to enhance our knowledge. This is becoming more and more of an annoying problem as I originally imagined I could lay down on my bed and go through these videos. Now, 50% of my primary purpose(s) is defeated.
If you think about it for a second, it appears really ridiculous how a vendor like Apple can take such a stand. Even more ridiculous is how they can get away with it. While they may have their reasons for it, the decision is hurting two parties the most. One, people like me who would love to use flash content. Two, Adobe. It not only prevents them from expanding their footprint but also brands their product lousy.
So now, I think iPad sucks, with out flash content. But for that, it is still an amazing gadget. While I would love to use it more often, this one big challenge is limiting me from enjoying it to the fullest. I am not sure if this is gonna ever be solved. So, I guess I have to live with it, just like many other decisions I might have made along the way.
Microsoft Channel 9
Channel 9
It's official now…
Channel 9 is online…
Njoy the coversation from the cockpit…
May be we might get some time to cling to our Parachutes in case if it's going down.
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1. Please give an overview of your role and what this involves on a day-to-day basis:
taking calls from customer regarding general queries on their credit card accounts
2. Have you learnt any new skills or developed existing skills?
recieved much training to take these calls
3. To what extent do you enjoy your programme?
glad i did it
4. How valued do you feel by Lloyds Banking Group?
5. How well organised/structured is your programme?
very well organised and trainer organised meetings regularly
6a. How much support do you receive from your training provider?
plenty of help and guidance with emails received regulalry
6b. How much support do you receive from your employer?
always have time off the phones to complete nvq and to meet with assessor on a regular basis
7. How well does your salary/package meet your costs?
8. Are there many opportunities outside of work?
not explored this
9. Would you recommend Lloyds Banking Group to a friend?
9b. Why?
bonuses flexibilty and quite good pay with other good benefits including annual leave and working for a well known bank
10. What tips or advice would you give to others applying to Lloyds Banking Group?
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Following this great news we've heard more from the National Union of Journalists – the NEC voted unanimously to support our occupation and all the other student protests and occupations across the country.
Here is their statement:
'This NEC congratulated students in Southbank and SOAS on the successful outcome of their occupations. NEC expresses its solidarity with all students continuing occupations and those who do so in the future to oppose education cuts. NEC further expresses solidarity with students and schoolchildren who demonstrated this week and those who will demonstrate on Tuesday and in the future. NEC agrees to encourage NUJ members to join in solidarity with students and schoolchildren fighting cuts and calls on our sister unions to do the same.'


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This week's snapshot brings you the ability to smash out of the window of a high tower building, fly past the bad guys who are all shooting you with surprisingly bad accuracy, swoop down and land flawlessly into a strategically placed boat and then paddle away at moderately high speeds with the stolen prize pig in the back.
I'm not really sure what it all means, though.
Notable changes:
- Fixed boats.
- Added reward to End Cities.
- Broke boats.
- Improved cheat detection in multiplayer.
- Fixed boats again.
- Swoosh.
- Splash.
- Oink.
I'll just post a video, because images are better than words in this case.


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How Banksters get out of Jail Free
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Another day another bankster escapes criminal charges and prosecution. Have you heard the latest news that Goldman Sachs yet again will not face a long prison sentence.
The United States justice department has aparently found no wrong doing in the firm regardless of the amazing stories of outright fraud that have rained on newspaper headlines for months.
How do you think they do it? How do banksters get to such a high level that they are in fact above the law?
There are 3 main techniques the top banksters in the world repeatedly use to avoid prosecution:
1. Campaign Contributions.
Bribe is the best word to describe what campaign contributions are really all about. Goldman Sachs pays who knows how much money to the Republicans AND Democrats to ensure they never face prosecution. It's really a simple deal for them. They basically buy a license to steal. Who is going to prosecute them? The guy that would be leading the investigation Eric Holder is under the thumb of Obama who is in the pocket of wall street. Who was Obama's biggest campaign contributor in 2008? Somehow it was the university of California but second was you guessed it Goldman Sachs. How could it be legal that a tax-payer funded state university contributes over a million dollars to a presidential candidate? This comes at the same time the State of California is in a budget crisis and has cities facing bankruptcy all over the state.
2. Cross Contamination:
The next level of protection that the banksters have from prosecution is cross contamination. That means they contaminate those who should be OVERSEEING or REGULATING their operation. Instead of calling the crooks out regulators just get paid off too in cash or other incintives to make sure they never rat out their bankster thug masters.
3. Old school Gangsterism:
When the payoffs don't work and the money won't get these banking crooks what they want they resort to regular gangsterism. That's were they try to intimidate and stain the reputation of those who blow the whistle on their outright costra-nostra ways. Ask GREG SMITH he was a top executive with Goldman Sachs before he got tired of stealing money from clients and calling it profit while clowning the clients as "Muppets". Banksters will try to bring down anyone who tries to stand up against them this is what bullies do, this is also how bullies lose in the end.
What can be done with a financial system that protect those who are motivated to rob and harm as many people as possible?
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Chris Cairns says he now faces perjury charges in Britain
Former New Zealand all-rounder Chris Cairns confirmed on Friday he expects to face perjury charges in Britain after being notified by the Crown Prosecution Service that it intended to lay charges against him September 25.cricket Updated: Sep 12, 2014 15:02 IST
Former New Zealand all-rounder Chris Cairns confirmed on Friday he expects to face perjury charges in Britain after being notified by the Crown Prosecution Service that it intended to lay charges against him September 25.
Cairns had won a high court libel trial in 2012 in London against former Indian Premier League (IPL) chairman Lalit Modi, who had accused him of match-fixing in the now-defunct Indian Cricket League.
"I can confirm that I have now been notified by the Crown Prosecution Service in the UK that it is their intention to lay charges against me September 25 for perjury," Cairns said in a statement.
"I'm obviously extremely disappointed. However, at least there will now be an opportunity to face my accusers in an open forum, with some rigour and proper process around that, so that I can clear my name once and for all."
Cairns, who is also under investigated by the International Cricket Council (ICC) for his role in match-fixing, said he would continue to cooperate fully with the authorities, and would travel to Britain to face the charges.
"I will continue to cooperate fully with the authorities, including voluntarily travelling to the UK to face these changes."
"I hope that, through this forum, significant additional information will be flushed out that will help people to better assess the situation, as well as the character and motives of the parties involved," added the New Zealander.
The New Zealand Cricket (NZC) board also made a statement acknowledging the said charges.
"New Zealand Cricket acknowledges the decision from British police to lay perjury charges against former New Zealand cricketer, Chris Cairns," the NZC statement said.
"These charges, quite different from proceedings conducted by cricket authorities into match-fixing and corruption, will now be tested in a British court of law and be subject to the normal processes of a criminal trial. Accordingly, NZC will not make any comment on the matter until such time all proceedings have been concluded," it said.
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|Episode List
|← Goo Goo Grief! →
|Episode Information
|Season №:
|Episode №:
|August 30, 2006
|Sister episode(s):
|Perfecto Party
|Story by:
|Bob Boyle
|Written by:
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Goo Goo Grief! is a Wow! Wow! Wubbzy! episode from season one.
Characters Present
Main characters
Other characters
Walden finds a crying elephant-like creature on his lawn who likes his hoopty-horn. He finds out she's lost and tries to bring her home.
On a beautiful day, Walden comes outside of his house and takes a Polaroid picture of a few trees. He returns inside and adds the picture to his collection of outdoor photos on his shelves. He recalls his finished errands and the clock strikes three, the time when he plays his hoopty-horn. As he begins, he hears a loud noise outside.
Walden runs outside and gets blown back by the crying of a large elephant-like creature that's he's never seen before. He asks her why she's crying, and she responds "Goo goo. Goo goo." then cries again.
Walden wants to help her, so he runs back in his house to figure out what animal she is. He discovers that she's a rare giant Goo Goo. It says that the giant Goo Goo is always happy except when it's far away from home, he read as he gets interrupted by her crying. He decides to take her home to cheer her up, then runs back outside.
Walden asks Goo Goo where she lives, but she was too sad and cried again, blowing a strong gust of wind. It made the hoopty-horn toot from hitting the ground, making her stop crying. Walden found out that she likes the sound of his horn. Goo Goo dances to it when played, but cries when it's not played.
He plays the horn for a while, but gets tired, making her cry again. He heads over to Widget's place for help, and he brings the animal by leading her with the horn's music.
Widget was working outside her workshop, then Walden comes with Goo Goo to explain to her that she cries whenever he stops playing his horn, and she does so. He asks for her help, and, although she doesn't know how to play the horn, she has an idea.
Walden tiredly keeps playing his hoopty-horn to keep the Goo Goo happy until Widget was finished. She comes out with her new invention, the Hi-Fi Humdinger Horatio Hornblower 3000. It automatically plays the horn, keeping Goo Goo permanently occupied. They now have to figure out where she lives. They show her the map of Wuzzleburg and ask her where she lives. She points at an empty lot, confusing them. Walden decides to walk her through town to see if anyone knows her.
They do so while the Horatio Hornblower plays the horn to keep Goo Goo happy, however no one recognizes her, leaving them with surprised expressions. Wubbzy then jumps in with a kickety-kick ball and asks them if they wanna play, then he sees the Goo Goo. He sees that she likes music and figured she'd also like Kickety-kick ball, then have fun with it. However, Goo Goo does one of Wubbzy's tricks, moving around on the ball with his feet, and gets all wobbly, causing her to fall on Widget's invention, destroying it and the horn, making Goo Goo cry. Widget can repair the machine, but is insure about the horn. Shocked, Walden tries to play it, but makes a screechy note. The horn is ruined, and the Goo Goo continues with the waterworks. That was until she heard a loud horn play. She responded "Home!" a few times as she runs to where it came from, and Wubbzy, Widget and Walden follow.
The empty lot they ran to wasn't empty. The circus was there. Goo Goo must've remembered the area it was is when she pointed at the lot on the map. Her parents came out, and are reunited as they hugged. She only says "Goo goo.", mostly, because she's just a baby. When Mother Goo Goo asked Walden how he found her, she sees his broken hoopty-horn, and Father Goo Goo generously gives him one of theirs. They have plenty, and he happily takes it. Father Goo Goo then asks if they could join their song.
The circus plays in the tent with everyone preforming numerous tricks and playing mostly hoopty-horns. Mother and Father Goo Goo play the horns, and so does Widget's repaired Horatio Hornblower. Baby Goo Goo is dancing while Wubbzy runs around her on his ball. The drumroll plays and the spotlight shines on Walden. He inhales and finishes the song with a high note from his new horn. The crowd cheers. He says "Now that's music to my ears." and smiles.
See: Goo Goo Grief!/Transcript
Walden: What a strange creature. I've never seen anything like it. What's the matter? Why are you crying, very large animal? Goo Goo: Goo goo. Goo goo. [Trumpeting sobs]
Walden: Eureka! Widget, you're a genius! Widget: [Chuckles] Aw, shucks.
Walden: Look at this map, Goo Goo. Can you tell us where you live? Goo Goo: [Points at blank part of town] Home. Widget: Home? But that's just an empty lot, Walden. There's nothing there.
Walden: *Walking through town with Goo Goo* Anybody lose a Goo Goo!? Giant Goo Goo right here! Residents: [Watching with surprised expressions] ...
Wubbzy: Hi, Goo Goo. My name is Wubbzy. Goo Goo: Yabby? Wubbzy: Close enough.
Running gags
Common Elements
Widget's Invention:
Widget invents the Hi-Fi Humdinger Horatio Hornblower 3000 in this episode.
Post-Show Skit
The short "Walden's Minute of Knowledge" is played.
- Some of the outdoor pictures Walden took resemble areas from Wubbzy in the Woods.
- This is the only episode where Wubbzy does not play a major role. He began appearing 6 or 7 minutes later.
- On the title card, the kickety-kick ball is colored wrong. It is light blue with dark blue polka-dots, when it should be the other way around.


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Intervening to reduce maternal deaths
Health is a fundamental human right what must be promoted from a preventive perspective. Also,http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs348/en/ maternal death composes the sanitary index that with total fidelity evidences the grade of health services organization and accesibility.
One of the health system objectives is improving its services, reaching the best quality level (the system must be good) as well as must decrease the differences within persons and groups (the system must be equitative). Then, we talk about attention quality if the system responses for what persons hope on it, and is equitative whenever the system responses without discrimination among people.
Based on the initiative taken by Luciano Castillo Health Board, in Sullana, Peru, during 2015 (First Measuring of Performance Improving Plan), what showed an intermediate quality level itself in health attention processes, by implementating this project, it is looking to guarantee the right to Health in terms of quality.
The intervention lasts three months and focuses on sexual and reproductive health (SRH) attention processes provided by health stands.
Globally, the intervention focuses on improving health attention by activities addressed to continous empowerment of processes through application of techniques and tools for quality management with the multi-sector participation and the commitment of civile society.
Puntually, it pretends to guarantee the capability of Health sector response for reducing maternal and perinatal mortality, and assuring the participation of the family & community and other actors from civile society into the health system for reducing maternal and perinatal mortality.
The methodologic foccus given on this proposal is portrayed by research (measuring) and participative action. In that sense, reaching the goal will be consequence of gotten results analysis.
The tteam that is going to manage the intervention (improving team) is formed by:
- The person who coordinates SRH strategy in the territory with major decision power.
- The persons in charge of each health stand in the territory to intervene.
- An intervention responsible (who monitors it in every level).
The idea is based on successful experiences held during the last 20 years in san Martín, Ucayali, Ayacucho, Madre de Dios, Loreto, Cusco, Lima and Apurímac States, in Peru.
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The California Supreme Court issued a decision Monday in a case that is sure to cause headaches for employers when compensating employees through flat sum bonuses. In Alvarado v. Dart Container Corporation of California (S232607) the Court held that for purposes of calculating the regular rate, a flat sum bonus is to be allocated only to the nonovertime hours worked. This holding departs from the calculation methods broadly considered compliant outside of California under the Fair Labor Standards Act ("FLSA") and regulations issued by the U.S. Department of Labor.
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