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The most obvious example of the trouble caused [by the 1872-73 horse flu outbreak] was in Boston. A major fire broke out on November 9th at the height of that city's crisis. Eventually several city blocks burned down and twenty people were killed, and all the while the Boston Fire Department was reduced to firemen and volunteers pulling the fire engines. Though likely not the main cause for the fire's spread (Boston's fire regulations for buildings were archaic even by 1872 standards), it was the one image that stuck in the mind of people describing the blaze for years to come. Meanwhile, in Arizona, the end of the war between the United States and the Apaches was delayed for a little while as US cavalry and Apache fighters were reduced to walking into battle. There is some argument that in this one circumstance only the horse flu jumped into humans, adding one more line to the New World's depressing litany of plagues post-1492. Whatever actually happened, the US Army recovered faster than its adversary, and by April of 1873 the Apaches' resistance started to collapse. Small bands of them began surrendering at an ever-increasing pace, and by the end of the year the bulk of them sued for peace and were hemmed into a reservation. — "The Great Epizootic," Paul Drye, Passing Strangeness
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Quadrophenia was immediately alluring as a narrative, before I had heard a minute's music. The title was strange and edgy, somehow combining "schizophrenia" with "quadraphonic"– the latter all the rage, then– as if music could be a kind of vivid sickness. Then my brother dropped the clumsy needle on to the vinyl, and the huge, customised Goodman loudspeaker he had wired up to the old Leak valve amp exploded– exploded with music. And nothing has changed in 30 years. The sound comes thinned and compressed through its digital codes, the amplifier is cleansed of its noisy, tardy valves, but the music still has tremendous power. The Who playing at full throttle is, for me, one of the indices of life. Or perhaps I should say that hearing the Who is both a way of registering life and a way of shaking a fist at it. Townshend's angry, metallic guitar chords seem to slice into the softness and hypocrisy we wad ourselves with; John Entwistle's extraordinarily mobile, perpetually restless bass-playing seems like the steps of a man who is running away from something (even though he was famous for staying perfectly still when playing live, while the band erupted into gymnastics around him); Keith Moon's wildly exciting drumming, both precise and slightly drunken, seems like a form of dedicated vandalism, a desire to play the drums and smash them up at the same time; and Roger Daltrey's singing is often barely indistinguishable from shouting. That, to me, is what rock should sound like: a concentrated, furious laboratory of focused energy. — "The kids are alright," James Wood, The Guardian
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For Emily Hawling, the problem was ritual behaviors. She'd spend eight to 10 hours a day doing the same thing over and over, fearing she'd be a bad person if she didn't.
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All children have fears and anxieties. " The time to become worried about it is if that behavior is impairing functioning or causing stress, or taking a lot of time out of the day," said S. Evelyn Stewart, associate professor of Psychiatry at the University of British Columbia.
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— Performing repetitive behaviors that don't make sense.
— Getting upset about being interrupted in the middle of an activity, or needing to do it repeatedly before moving on.
— Suddenly refusing to do things he or she was perfectly capable of before.
— Asking for reassurance over and over — "a bottomless pit of reassurance-seeking," says Aureen Pinto Wagner, director of Anxiety Wellness Center in Cary, N.C.
"Don't be afraid to go get your child evaluated," says Wagner, a member of the International OCD Foundation's Pediatric Committee. " The sooner you act on it, the better the outcome could be."
Kailey Schlosser's terror was contamination. She washed her hands of germs until they were raw. Alissa Welker was captive to her fear of throwing up. She was so terrified of food poisoning she barely ate at all.
All three were diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder as girls. Now young adults, their friendship over the past four years has helped them contain the urges that used to dominate their daily lives.
" They understand in a way that I don't think anybody else can," Hawling, of Ontario, Canada, said in a recent Skype chat. " No matter how hard you explain it to friends, it will seem abnormal."
Historically, OCD has been viewed as an adult anxiety syndrome, but research now suggests it often begins in childhood. Estimates suggest 1 percent to 2 percent of children and teens have the disabling condition — at least a few in every U.S. elementary and high school.
" We're just beginning to understand what's going on with kids in OCD," says Jeff Szymanski, executive director of the International OCD Foundation. Its new website, ocfoundation.org/ocdinkids, aims to educate families about the disorder.
OCD has a genetic component, particularly among those diagnosed at a young age, says S. Evelyn Stewart, associate professor of psychiatry at the University of British Columbia. But there are also environmental factors, perhaps a stressor such as a divorce, a school change or a biological transition, like puberty, that push normal fears too far.
Many kids with OCD grow into adults with OCD. But most don't have to, experts say. Treatments are effective up to 85 percent of the time, if the right ones are used.
Although vulnerability to OCD remains, about half of kids will achieve a complete remission after a few months of appropriate treatment, says Eric Storch, associate professor at the University of South Florida. Another 30 percent to 35 percent see significant improvements after that time. In 15 percent to 20 percent, treatment will probably help only a little.
If a parent helps a child give in to fears, it can reinforce them and potentially make them worse, says John Piacentini, director of the UCLA Childhood OCD, Anxiety and Tic Disorders Program. The reverse is also true, though. When people learn to break their fearful associations, by slowly confronting the object of their alarm in a controlled, safe environment, their OCD can be controlled, experts say.
Hawling, 20, Welker, 17, and Schlosser, 18, say their treatment and the support they get from one another have pushed their compulsions into the background — like a " nagging mom," Welker says.
But the three do get annoyed when people make light of their disorder. Says Hawling, " It's not a joke."
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Time to take a break from the DS...
since I've been playing it almost every night since late March with Pac-Pix, Professor Layton: And the Curious Villiage(which I quit 5 hours in do to losing patience and not wanting to spend that much amount of time on it let alone solving standard math problems...But I will get back to it later on, maybe) and Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow which i just finished 2 nights ago.
I Need something short and sweet, and I haven't played this one since I was....Well 5 or 6.
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LOS ANGELES—Crowdfunding platform Realty Mogul has added the Hard Rock Hotel Palm Springs to its property inventory of investment assets. The property, which is principally owned by Kittridge Hotels & Resorts, is the first hotel available to investors on a crowdfunding platform.
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Today Subaru is known for having all-wheel drive and... uh... well, they're known for having all-wheel drive. That's for sure. But where did this all start? Well, it all goes back to a power company, some old Toyotas, and a few borrowed parts from Nissan.
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Expert Insight: A Sovereign Without a Fund
India Chief Economic Adviser Kaushik Basu, recently, called for a sovereign wealth fund saying it would expand the country's role as a global player.
India -- which has foreign exchange reserves of $303 billion -- and Japan are the only two Top 7 countries (by size of foreign-exchange reserves) that do not have a sovereign fund.
It's uncertain, however, that there's enough political traction for such a fund and not much has changed since August, when India's policymakers abandoned a proposal to establish a sovereign fund of $5 billion to finance acquisitions of foreign companies.
So, despite being one of the fastest growing economies, why does the country not have a sovereign fund?
Primarily, critical questions on the benefits, management and accountability, in case of losses, of an India sovereign fund remain unanswered.
What many don't understand is that a sovereign fund is not a hedge fund or a private equity fund looking for higher returns abroad. If that were the case, India doesn't have to go far as there are plenty of opportunities available in its own back yard. A sovereign fund by its very nature has a nationalist objective and aims to generate good yields while pursuing it.
There are two kinds of sovereign wealth funds. Funds that invest in energy assets to secure oil-related needs of its home country, and general funds that invest in non-oil opportunities like equities, private placement in companies and infrastructure.
For instance, it is a well-known fact that Africa is going to be the food basket of the world in the next three decades. Investment in African countries and companies would enable India to secure, partly, the food needs of its burgeoning population. This is the strategy China has adopted, and is investing in Africa either directly through its sovereign fund or through the funds its sovereign fund has invested in.
The question of management, however, can be tricky. The fund management team has to be an independent, transparent and autonomous body that invests the reserves in accordance with pre-determined objectives and mandates. It should be headed by a capable individual (or individuals) with a track record and no political biases, and empowered with decision-making authority.
Most countries have found it impossible to let their sovereign wealth fund management be completely independent. Typically, the management has its share of international talent with top-notch credentials but the final trigger is pulled by someone connected to the government. In India, one can expect every investment decision to be scrutinized and highly politicized as well.
In addition to politicians, the team also will have to learn to deal with the anger of the common man if the country loses money on investments.
In Singapore, people agitated and questioned the government's actions, a rare occurrence, when the sovereign fund lost money (a big part of it was unrealized losses) during the financial crisis in 2008. I expect the reaction to be worse in India, if the fund incurs losses.
People need to realize that losses are inevitable, just like in cricket. There are a lot of macroeconomic risks like an earthquake in Japan or unrest in Africa that investments may be exposed to that can't be managed by the fund manager.
What can be managed are the obstacles to creating such a fund. The issues that policymakers stumbled over are not difficult to tackle, if they have the will to create a sovereign fund. It's difficult to understand why India is making it easier for other sovereign funds to invest in companies here, but doesn't want one of its own.
And, if they are looking for names, here's a suggestion: India's National Development and Investment Authority, or I.N.D.I.A.
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This week: A penetrating portrait of artist Chuck Close, a reality check on meritocracy as a concept, a look at anger and our access to visceral emotion in a media-saturated world, the enduring meritocracy of the Emmy as measure of success, and a Prime Minister exits stage right, humming. A Virtuoso Artist Profile: Wil S. Hylton's profile of Chuck Close for the New York Times endeavors to … [Read more...]
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Around the beginning of the 20th Century, some French artists were asked to design a series of cards that would imagine what life would be like 100 years in the future in the year 2000. The first cards were created for the 1900 World Exhibition in Paris and eventually there were at least 87 of them. This was the mechanical age, the dawn of automation. So it's not surprising that the artists' … [Read more...]
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We have lived where we have lived for 4 years now.
My parents are 3 hours away by a car trip and hers are 4 hours away by a plane.
The reason i don't want to move is that there is no point being in one place or the other.
Where we are right now is accessible to both if we move then i will no longer be able to see my family as it will be a 4 hour plane trip, cost of a hire car and 3 hour car trip there and three hour car trip back.
It just seems easier to save up the money to fly to see her family 3 or so times a year and still be able to see my family once every couple of months.
I don't think its unreasonable and do understand she misses her family but they can pay to fly over here to if they really miss her that much too but they don't!
My husband and I have known each other since 2002. And lived together for 4 years.
I have lived away from my mother and sisters for 8 years now and am starting to want to move closer to them, the only problem is they are on the other side of the country.
His mother doesn't even like him living 3 hours away so she would like us living over 3000km's away. I just don't think its fair we can go to see his family whenever because its only a 3 hour drive, to go see my family is at least a 4 hour plane trip which isn't cheap.
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WASHINGTON (AP) Ś President Barack Obamaĺs pick to be defense secretary is unsuited to head the Pentagon, but Republican senators should stop stalling the nomination and allow a vote on Chuck Hagel, a leading opponent said Sunday.
ôNo, I donĺt believe heĺs qualified,ö said Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz. ôBut I donĺt believe that we should hold up his nomination any further, because I think itĺs (been) a reasonable amount to time to have questions answered.ö
Republicans have angered Obama by delaying the formation of his second-term national security team, which includes Hagel, a former Republican senator from Nebraska, and John Brennan, the presidentĺs top counterterrorism adviser whoĺs awaiting confirmation as CIA director.
Critics contend that Hagel, who supported Obama over McCain in the 2008 presidential race, isnĺt supportive enough of Israel and is unreasonably sympathetic to Iran. The nomination also became entangled in Republican lawmakersĺ questioning of how the White House handled the Sept. 11 attack against a U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya.
GOP senators also have challenged his past statements and votes on nuclear weapons, and his criticism of the President George W. Bushĺs administration lingers.
Republicans last week held up a confirmation vote but have indicated that they eventually would relent and permit a vote when they return from their break on Feb. 25.
Obamaĺs chief of staff, Denis McDonough, said Hagel, a Vietnam combat veteran, said was the right person to lead the Pentagon, and ôhas one thing in mind: How do we protect the country?ö
Sen. Lindsey Graham, whoĺs led the opposition with McCain to Hagelĺs nomination, said critics were ôdoing our job to scrutinize ... one of the most unqualified, radical choices for secretary of defense in a very long time.ö
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50% off food
Specials and drinks not included. Minimums apply: start + main or main + desert per person. Every day lunch, and Tuesday to Saturday dinners.
Menú del día 14,50€
By booking this set menu, you will be able to order either this set menu or "à la carte" if you change your mind.
Menú del día
About the restaurant La Tata
"La Tata restaurant in Barcelona has a charm that can only be compared with the delicious recipes that come out of its kitchen. This corner of Sant Antoni is cozy, pristine and well-lighted. The light does not come exclusively from lamps and bulbs, but the charm of its staff.
Read these delicacies that are available to see if they motivate you: veal shank with prunes and pine nuts with truffle cream. Succulent. What does hake San Sebastian style with piquillo peppers with garlic evoke in you? A first degree culinary moment, of course.
From the set menus they have prepared to its menu, which is a tribute to seasonal cuisine, La Tata guarantees you satisfaction. Now you just need to book your table!"
Read these delicacies that are available to see if they motivate you: veal shank with prunes and pine nuts with truffle cream. Succulent. What does hake San Sebastian style with piquillo peppers with garlic evoke in you? A first degree culinary moment, of course.
From the set menus they have prepared to its menu, which is a tribute to seasonal cuisine, La Tata guarantees you satisfaction. Now you just need to book your table!"
Restaurant prices
Average à la carte price
(average à la carte price based on a two-course meal excluding drinks)
Drink prices
- €2.50Half bottle of mineral water
- €2.75Glass of wine
- €11.50En flaske vin
- €3.00Glass of champagne
- €1.75Coffee
Prices and menu can change. Those prices don't take into account any promotion and are VAT included.
How to get to the restaurant La Tata
How to get there?
- Public transportsMetro: Rocafort (L1) y Bus: 13, 55, 91, 141
- Car park 1 hora de parking gratuito en el Esportiu Rocafort
Opening time
Comida: de 13:00 a 16:00 (todos los días)
Cena: de 20:00 a 22:30 (excepto domingo,lunes)
Cena: de 20:00 a 22:30 (excepto domingo,lunes)
- American Express , Check , Credit Card , Mastercard
- Privatisable (6 maximum number of guests.)
- Air conditioned , Bar , Can be privatized , Continuous service , English spoken , Wifi
Only guests who honored their booking can leave a review.
Value for price
Noise level
Waiting time
Really fast
16/1695 reviews
Chu H. Adventurer (1 review)
Meal date : 14 Jul 2016
What a lovely night. I love every thing of the restaurant.
Marc V. Explorer (2 reviews)
Meal date : 2 Jun 2016
Muy buen restaurante y servicio
Marcel H. C. Foodie (28 reviews)
Meal date : 11 Mar 2016
Food quality amazing! With the 50% discount perfect price quality relation!
Maria Antonia R. Foodie (14 reviews)
Meal date : 5 Mar 2016
Very good restaurant, but is expensive promotion.
Rosa L. Adventurer (1 review)
Meal date : 15 Nov 2015
Per recomanar! De fet, ja l'he recomanat!!!
Georgios T. Conqueror (5 reviews)
Meal date : 11 Nov 2015
This restaurant has a very good cuisine and the service is really one of the best in Barcelona I have experienced. Main dish was delicious (entrecot Nebraska & Merluza) and even if we asked to put it back on the grill, it was not a problem at all. I don't like to eat desserts, but with their desserts I was overwhelmed. Just great place and a must!!!
Jose T. Foodie (21 reviews)
Meal date : 14 Oct 2015
Mihaela M. Explorer (2 reviews)
Meal date : 12 Sep 2015
Comida excelente
Harold L. Adventurer (1 review)
Meal date : 2 Jul 2015
This was our first night in Barcelona and eating at La Tata was a great start to the holiday. The food and service were excellent. We were given a delicious surprise starter, suitable for vegetarians. Will be going back.
Xinyi W. Foodie (20 reviews)
Meal date : 5 Jun 2015
good food really
Ramón L. Conqueror (7 reviews)
Meal date : 30 Mar 2015
I've been twice there, and the food is excellent. The quality is higher than the look of the space
Ramón L. Conqueror (7 reviews)
Meal date : 12 Mar 2015
It was a surprising experience. It looks like A common ugly restaurant , with tables at the entrance for menus and coffee...., but once you're upstairs at the dining room , the food and the service is excellent. A little bit expensive, but it's fine with the discount.
Xinyi W. Foodie (20 reviews)
Meal date : 6 Mar 2015
very good food
Allen B. Adventurer (1 review)
Meal date : 3 Jan 2015
The worste meal had in Barcelona. Too much of the meal was sweet...from the raisin bread to the salad dressing to the candied foie gras. The chateaubriand was cold, both on th inside as expected, and on the outside. And the Bernaise sauce was cold. There was a strange spicing in the Bernaise--cardamom, I think--that seemed incongruous. All-in-all, this was an unsatisfactory meal. This is a neighborhood restaraurant and is out of the tourist zone.
Pontus T. Explorer (4 reviews)
Meal date : 7 Feb 2014
Fancy restaurant with insanely good food. Locals go here.
Dean K. Foodie (72 reviews)
Meal date : 17 Jan 2014
With the tenedor promotion the price is just about correct. Without it, it is ridiculously overpriced. In fact, for sure they have just doubled the prices and then applied a discount. Not bad food. Wouldn't repeat though.


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Notes from the farm
By summer, the plants are working overtime. It's a wonder we don't have as many words for green as the Inuit have for snow.
Harvesting wild greens always returns me to our species' hunter-gatherer roots. Not so long ago, this is what people did the world over.
It landed on my patio in early November, a pointy-ended battleship that was more mineral than vegetable. It stayed there as the days got shorter.
A Love Story
Animal Encounters in the Chicago Wilderness
More than 100 Recipes to Make, Wrap, and Share
My Christmas picks take you from the soil to the supper table. The essays in Dirt: A Love Story (ForeEdge Books) celebrate the mystery and meaning of soil. Artists, scientists, farmers, and writers take you from community gardens transforming the Bronx to the oldest soils in the world in Venezuela to the past and possible future of the Oklahoma Dust Bowl.
As soon as frost threatens, my brother drops everything and calls all hands to come help dig the sweet potatoes.
My favorite heirloom fruit tree nursery sent an e-mail about a sale. With scarcely a thought, I ordered a bucket of trees.
This spring, I didn't find any morels in the woods around my house. But I did find a lot of other things.
It's been too long since Christmas, and most folks wish the winter were over. But this lingering not-yet-spring is a precious time.
Midsummer abundance
If a plant deprives your crop of moisture or sunlight, it's a weed. In most other situations, so-called weeds are actually doing a lot of good.
Loving and eating animals
When you grow up with a grandmother who insists that you thank the hens every time you gather their eggs, gratitude becomes second nature.
Summer's bounty in winter
As a child, I loved to make and eat popcorn with my dad. But this rosy memory is eclipsed by the reality of the popcorn my brother grows now.
Social order in the hive
On a crisp winter morning, I took a walk in the sparkling snow covering our small farm. Soon four beehives beckoned.
The post office called recently about a box of honeybees. The assault of insecticides means my sister can no longer overwinter her hives.
There should be some kind of fanfare as the first seeds of a new season go in. But this sacred mundane act generally happens in silence.
Driving through a mini-snowstorm, I thought I might see a snowbow. But it never materialized--and once again, none of the snow stuck.
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Lawrence Lessig - How Money (in politics) Matters
Cleveland-Marshall College of Law will host legal activist Lawrence Lessig Friday, April 17 at 5 p.m. in the school's Moot Court Room. Lessig, the Roy L. Furman Professor of Law at Harvard Law School, and director of the Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics at Harvard University, will focus the one-hour lecture on "How Money (in politics) Matters."
The program, co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Greater Cleveland, is free and open to the public, and will offer attendees one hour of free continuing legal education credit pending approval. Preregistration is not required.
A lawyer and activist, Lessig is well-known for arguing in favor of sensible intellectual property law, updated for the digital age. He is a founding board member of Creative Commons, an organization that builds better copyright practices through principles established by the open-source software community. For his work, Lessig has received numerous awards, including the Free Software Foundation's Freedom Award, Fastcase 50 Award and being named one of Scientific American's Top 50 Visionaries.
In recent years, Lessig has shifted his primary focus to American politics and in 2011, founded Rootstrikers, an organization dedicated to changing the influence of money in Congress. In his most recent book, Republic, Lost, Lessig concentrates on how far the United States government has spun off course and how citizens can fight to regain control.
Lessig's talk concludes a week of related events including the Cleveland State Law Review's symposium immediately prior to Lessig's address and the Cleveland-Marshall Law Library's screening of "Pay 2 Play," a political documentary on campaign financing featuring a cast of over 25 legal, political and media experts including Lessig, on Wednesday, April 15 at 5 p.m.
Cleveland-Marshall Visiting Scholar: Eric Freyfogle - "The Next 250 Years"
Visiting Scholar - Professor Eric Freyfogle, University of Illinois College of Law - "The Next 250 Years"
Professor Eric Freyfogle, a Swanlund Chair at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, is the author or editor of a dozen books dealing with issues of humans and nature, some focused on legal aspects, others reaching to larger cultural and social issues. His work is broadly interdisciplinary, drawing upon history, philosophy, biological sciences, economics and literature, and is guided by a conservation ethic that seeks better ways for humans to live in nature.
Lecture Synopsis:
America's long embrace of individual liberty and equality has reached the venerable age of 250, if we date its beginning to the Stamp Act Crisis of 1765. As beacon and rallying cry, our beloved rights-based frame has brought vast gains, culturally and politically. But is it suitable and potent enough to confront the dark forces of our era, to halt the worsening ills of economic injustice, environmental loss, and sagging democracy? Has the time perhaps come for major shift in our nation's moral and legal trajectory, down a new, long path that honors interdependence and the goods we share?
The History and the Future of the Ohio Constitution
Cleveland State University's Cleveland-Marshall College of Law (1801 Euclid Ave.) will host "The History and the Future of the Ohio Constitution," Wednesday, March 4 at 5 p.m. in the school's Moot Court Room. The lecture, co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Greater Cleveland, will be presented by Dean Emeritus Steven Steinglass, senior policy advisor for the bipartisan Ohio Constitutional Modernization Commission.
Steinglass, a graduate of the Columbia University School of Law, is a leading authority on state constitutional law and the co-author of The Ohio Constitution: A Reference Guide (2004). He spent 31 years on the faculty at Cleveland-Marshall, serving as dean for nine years.
His talk will review the history of constitutional revision in Ohio from 1802 to the present. The discussion will focus on the Ohio Constitutional Modernization Commission's current efforts to revise the constitution on a wide range of issues, including congressional redistricting, term limits, privacy, voting, the initiative/referendum, and education.
The program is free and open to the public, and offers attendees one hour of free continuing legal education credit. Preregistration is not required.
Academic Awards Ceremony
Outstanding students will be recognized at our annual program. Reception to follow.
Journal of Law and Health Symposium: The Social, Ethical, and Legal Consequences of Sports-Related Brain Injuries
Sponsored by the Journal of Law and Health, Center for Health Law & Policy and Health Law Society
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Speakers: Danielle Doza, Amy Ryder Wentz
Employers asserting religious rights in the workplace has become increasingly visible, a trend that is likely to continue following the Supreme Court's 2014 Hobby Lobby decision. There, the Court held for the first time that closely-held for-profit corporations are persons that may exercise religion within the meaning of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. Although the reach of the decision remains unclear, it is certain to raise a host of novel issues. For example, because of its sincerely-held religious beliefs, might an employer choose to exclude coverage for blood transfusions or anti-depressant medications? Might it decline to promote a female employee if it means she would supervise male subordinates? Might it refuse to employ LGBT individuals?
Separately, an increasing number of religious institutions have required their employees to sign detailed "morality clauses," requiring them to behave in a manner fitting the employer's strict faith decrees. These institutions have threatened employees who refuse to do so or watched as employees quit in protest.
These and other instances of employers asserting their religious rights inevitably sets up a clash between employers running their workplaces consistent with their religious beliefs on the one hand, and employees seeking protection under anti-discrimination laws on the other. Amy Ryder Wendtz of the law firm of Littler Mendelson and Danielle O. Doza, past Policy Council with the ACLU of Ohio, will discuss these and other issues that pertain to the religious rights of employers, with particular focus on the actual and potential effect of Hobby Lobby on employee rights under anti-discrimination laws. In addition, the panel will discuss how attorneys might advise their clients in light of Hobby Lobby and the varied potential issues it raises.
Education Law Association and Cleveland State Law Review Symposium - American Education: Diversity, Desegregation and Resegregation
featured keynote speaker:
Mark Rosenbaum, Chief Counsel of the ACLU of Southern California
Of What Use is the Fourteenth Amendment to Racial Minorities When it Comes to Higher Education (Or Anything Else) After Fisher and Schuette?
The Supreme Court in Fisher and Schuette, building upon Parents Involved and a slew of recent redistricting cases, has sanctioned challenges to policies and programs designed to promote diversity and enlarge access to the political process and higher education that would benefit members of racial minority groups, while at the same time has upheld state constitutional provisions that have eliminated altogether constitutionally permissible programs that utilize race, no matter how narrowly and in what contexts. How has this been accomplished and at what costs to coherent Fourteenth Amendment doctrine? Putting aside earlier cases, are these decisions themselves reconcilable with one another? Short of remedial laws, is race now become simply a dirty word? What are the empirical consequences of these decisions? And has the course of Fourteenth Amendment law in the area of race been made effectively irreversible?
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Turnaround in Reverse: Brown, school improvement grants, and the legacy of educational opportunity
The Friedman and Gilbert Criminal Justice Forum: Alan Silber - The New York Times v. DEA: Developments in Marijuana Legalization
Alan Silber, a graduate of Duke University and Columbia Law School, has been a leader in the marijuana legalization movement for many years. He has served on the Board of Directors of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, chaired that group's Drug Law Reform Committee, and lectured around the country on issues involving drug law reform. Silber served on the ABA Drug Law reform committee and the board of advisors of the Drug Policy Foundation.


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Other Worlds Than Theseby John Joseph Adams
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What if you could not only travel any location in the world, but to any possible world?
We can all imagine such "other worlds"be they worlds just slightly different than our own or worlds full of magic and wonderbut it is only in fiction that we can travel to them. From The Wizard of Oz to The Dark Tower, from Philip/i>/i>/i>
What if you could not only travel any location in the world, but to any possible world?
We can all imagine such "other worlds"be they worlds just slightly different than our own or worlds full of magic and wonderbut it is only in fiction that we can travel to them. From The Wizard of Oz to The Dark Tower, from Philip Pullman's The Golden Compass to C. S. Lewis's The Chronicles of Narnia, there is a rich tradition of this kind of fiction, but never before have the best parallel world stories and portal fantasies been collected in a single volumeuntil now.
Skyhorse Publishing, under our Night Shade and Talos imprints, is proud to publish a broad range of titles for readers interested in science fiction (space opera, time travel, hard SF, alien invasion, near-future dystopia), fantasy (grimdark, sword and sorcery, contemporary urban fantasy, steampunk, alternative history), and horror (zombies, vampires, and the occult and supernatural), and much more. While not every title we publish becomes a New York Times bestseller, a national bestseller, or a Hugo or Nebula award-winner, we are committed to publishing quality books from a diverse group of authors.
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- Publication date:
- 06/26/2012
- Pages:
- 400
- Product dimensions:
- 6.00(w) x 8.90(h) x 1.60(d)
Meet the Author
John Joseph Adams is the best-selling editor of anthologies such as The Mad Scientist's Guide to World Domination, Armored, and Under the Moons of Mars. He lives in Lompoc, CA.
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First and foremost I would like to thank Night Sky Books for letting me read and review this book for them. Short story collections can be hard to judge fairly on any kind of rigid scale, because it is rare that a reader will find every story equally good or bad. I have given each story its own 1-5 rating and then used the average (rounded to the nearest whole number – 3.20) as the rating for the book as a whole. I would recommend this collection to any fantasy or science fiction fans, some of the stories were truly magical. This book is not a light read, and that is certainly not a bad thing…unless you were expecting a light read. Most of these stories are designed to make you think long and hard, and think hard you will. Unfortunately my story-by-story review is far too large for the character limit here on B & N, but there are some fantastic stories in this collection, as well as some incredibly bad ones. It's worth picking up though, as I always think it's fun to discover new writers that I might not have read otherwise.
Some very different worlds with some interesting stories.


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Private Room on canal in museum area
Nº de hóspedes:2
Casas de banho1
Tamanho17 m²
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- Quarto bloqueado
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Theres plenty of maps and information about the city you can bring with you and discount cards.
Normally there's one private room with a double bed available, but i m offering my other room atm, but occasionally the whole apartment is available with two double beds in two different rooms, if you'd like any of the options or the whole appartement please ask me UPFRONT thanks . (no need to bring anything), towels, shower gel, shampoo, a hairdryer, bandaid are all included etc.
WIFI available, washing machine, dishwasher and for smokers you can smoke in the backyard/garden (although i prefer non smokers).
You can use the kitchen, fridge, water boiler, pans, pots, cuttlery, cups.
I have a lot of different tea's you can drink and coffee as well if you want.
Be welcome
No pets
No loud partys
No noise after 11pm
Parking in a P+R car park costs only €1 or €8 per 24 hours – with a maximum parking time of up to 96 hours (subject to exceptions). This is tremendous value for visitors to Amsterdam who will be travelling into the city centre zone.
The P+R rates are calculated as follows:
Enter on weekdays before 10:00: €8 for the first 24 hours, then €1 for
subsequent 24 hour periods
Enter on weekdays after 10:00: €1 per 24 hours
Enter in the weekend: €1 per 24 hours
Choose Olympic Stadion and if that's full Rai (rai only allows you there 24 hours though). Check on the website if full or drive there to see if its full.
Check in times:
Regular check in time is 12.-13.00 free of charge
Check in before 12.00 noon 30 €
Check in after 13.-17.00 will be charged in 20 €
Check in at 17.00 until 20.00 25€
Check in after 20.00-22.00 30€
Check out time untill 11am.
A deposit of 100 euros is required for both our safeties and will be returned at check out. The check in fares as well as the deposit are required in cash at check-in in an enveloppe is easiest.
Have a safe trip,
Welcome to Amsterdam &
Cheers Melody
|Preço semanal para um hóspede
|405 €
|Preço semanal para um hóspede
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|Preço para mais de 1 hóspedes
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Very good service and very good and friendly person the room it was very nice.thank you !!!
Melody was very friendly. She showed me all the vegan places in town and told me how to get a long.
The apartment is pretty close to the city centre.
I could also use the kitchen whenever I wanted to.
There are many buses and trams running nearby.
Our stay in Amsterdam was amazing! Melody was a wonderful guest, really helpful she gave to us all informations we nerd about Amsterdam like different linda of events, or what to visit during our stay in Amsterdam for 5 days in the period of New Years Eve! She is very sunny and we talk a lot (so also very good to practise some english). I suggest to everyone Who want to pass really good time in Amsterdam to come in Melody's house, the center is very easy to rich 10 min with bike and 15 min with tram but all the important attractions are nearer like Van Gogh Museum, Heineken experience Rijkmiseum, house of Balls (you don't have to change any tram with Numbers 2 and 16 you will rich all attractions) also good connected with Shippol Airport with bus Numbers 197 (35 min)
Have a good TIME!
An enjoy your stay in Amsterdam!
I only stayed for one night and did not have a lot of time to speak with Melody, but she seemed like a friendly person. She invited me to come along to a concert but unfortunately I couldn't make it. The room was basic but suited me perfectly and I enjoyed the nice shower before leaving in the morning. Thanks Melody!
Melody was a wonderful host who made me feel very welcome and was very helpful during my stay. Would not hesitate to recommend her as a host.
It was a great host, comfortable and friendly place. A place for relax and to share friendship with. Also a competent guide and great companion. Thank you.
Excellent location for city walks in Amsterdam. Neat and clean appartment with homelike atmosphere. Comfortable bed in which we slept very well. Very nice and caring host who made us feel at home directly. We would love to come again and be pleased to meet her anywhere else (Greece, Germany) if there will be the opportunity.
We enjoyed our stay very much.
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Whirlpool GI6FDRXXY ($2,064.10)
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- Type: Freestanding
- Style: French Door
- Total Capacity: 26.6 cu. ft.
- Counter-Depth: Yes
- Water Dispenser: External
- Energy Star: Yes
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- Stock Id:179246
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- Counter-Depth:Yes
- Field Reversible Doors:No
- Color:Monochromatic Stainless Steel
- Cabinet Color:Black
- Width:35.625"
- Height:70.125"
- Depth:35.25"
- Number of Shelves:4
- Type of Shelves:Glass
- Water Dispenser:External
- Accepts Custom Panels:No
- Ice Maker:Yes
- Defrost Type:Adaptive
- Energy Star:Yes
- Volts:120 Volts
- Sabbath Mode:No
- Refrigerator Capacity:19.7 cu. ft.
- Freezer Capacity:6.9 cu. ft.
- Amps:15A
- Hinge Side:Both
- ADA compliant:No
- Child Lock:No
- Undercounter:No
- Glass Door:No
- Approved for Outdoor Use:No
- Height without Hinges:68.5625"
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- Spill Safe Shelves:Yes
- Wine Rack:No
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- Gallon Door Storage:Yes
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- Door Lock:No
- Approved for Commercial Use:No
- Door Style:French Door
- Warranty Terms:1 Year
- Star-K Certified:No
- Approved for Medical Use:No
- Stainless Steel Shelves:No
- CEE Rating:No
- Depth with door at 90:47.875"
- Warranty Conditions:Parts and Labor
- Microwave and Refrigerator:No
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Info & Guides
- Whirlpool GI7FVCXXY - Owners Manual
- Whirlpool GI7FVCXXY - Dimension Guide
- Whirlpool GI7FVCXXY - Energy Guide
- Whirlpool GI7FVCXXY - Warranty
- Whirlpool GI7FVCXXY - Dimension Guide
- Whirlpool GI7FVCXXY - Warranty Information
- Whirlpool GI7FVCXXY - Energy Guide
- Whirlpool GI7FVCXXY - Use & Care Guide
- Refrigerator Buying Guide