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(a) Find a function $f:\Bbb R \to \Bbb R$ which is discontinuous at $1,\frac 12,\frac 13, ... $ but is continuous at every other point.
(b) Find a function $f:\Bbb R \to \Bbb R$ which is discontinuous at $1,\frac 12,\frac 13, ... $and $0$ but is continuous at every other point.
Find a function $f:\Bbb R \to \Bbb R$ which is discontinuous at $1,\frac 12,\frac 13, … $ but is continuous at every other point
Hint: Try the functions $$f(x)=\begin{cases}x^2&:x=1/n,n\in\Bbb N\\ 0&:o.w.\end{cases}\quad\text{and}\quad g(x)=\begin{cases}1&:x=1/n,n\in\Bbb N\\ 0&:o.w.\end{cases}$$for $(a)$ and $(b)$ respectively.
I am personally fond of $$f(x)=\left\lfloor \frac 1 x\right\rfloor^{-1}$$
for $0< x\leq 1$ and zero elsewhere.
This is discontinuous at every $n^{-1}$ but continuous at zero.
To make it disccontinuous at zero, just ask that $f(0)=1$, and you're done. Here's "full" plot of the function over $[-1,1]$. Note, however, it is undefined at $x=0$.
ADD There is a very nice way of constructing, given a sequence $\{x_n\}$ of real numbers, a function which is continuous everywhere except the elements of $\{x_n\}$. Let $\{c_n\}$ by any nonnegative summable sequence, and let $$s(x)=\sum_{x_n<x} c_n$$
What we do is sum through the indices that satisfy the said inequality. Because of absolute convergence, order is irrelevant. The function is monotone increasing because the terms are nonnegative, and $s$ is discontinuous at each $x_n$ because $$s(x_n^+)-s(x_n^-)=c_n$$
However, it is continuous at any other $x$: see xzyzyz's proof with the particular case $c_n=n^{-2}$. In fact, this function is lower continous, in the sense $f(x^-)=f(x)$ for any value of $x$. If we had used $x_n\leq x$, it would be upper continuous, but still discontinuous at the $x_n$.
To see the function has the said jumps, note that for $h>0$, we have $$\begin{align}\lim_{h\to 0^+} s(x_k+h)-s(x_k-h)&=\lim_{h\to 0^+}\sum_{x_n<x_k+h} c_n-\sum_{x_n<x_k-h}c_n\\&=\lim_{h\to 0^+}\sum_{x_k-h\leq x_n<x_k+h} c_n\end{align}$$
and we can take $\delta$ so small that whenever $0<h<\delta$, for any given $x_m\neq x_k$, $x_m\notin [x_k-\delta,x_k+\delta)$, so the only term that will remain will be $c_k$, as desired.
Let $\{a_n\}_{n \in \mathbb{N}}$ be any sequence of real numbers. The function $f(x) = \sum_{a_n \in (-\infty, x]} \frac{1}{n^2}$ is continuous everywhere apart from $a_n$.
This definition is a bit tricky, so let me explain the notation. Pick $x \in \mathbb{R}$. Let $S_x = \{n \in \mathbb{N}: a_n \in (-\infty, x])$. Then $f(x) = \sum_{n \in S_x} \frac{1}{n^2}$.
Let $x = a_k$ for some $k$. As $f$ is obviously increasing, it's easy to see that for $y < x$, $f(x) - f(y) \geq \frac{1}{k^2}$, so $f$ is not continuous at $x$.
If $x$ is not element of sequence $\{a_n\}$, in the definition of $f(x)$ we actually take sum over $a_n \in (-\infty, x)$ instead of $a_n \in (-\infty, x]$, so for $y < x$, we have $f(x) - f(y) = \sum_{a_n \in (y, x)} \frac{1}{n^2}$. Pick any $\epsilon > 0$. Since $\sum \frac{1}{n^2}$ is convergent, pick $N > 0$ large enough so that $\sum_{n > N} \frac{1}{n^2} < \epsilon$. Next, pick $z < x$ so that that for $n \leq N$, $a_n \not \in (z, x)$. Thus for every $y \in (z, x)$, $|f(x) - f(y)| = \sum_{a_n \in (y, x)} \frac{1}{n^2} \leq \sum_{n > N} \frac{1}{n^2} < \epsilon$.
Similarly, one can show that $f$ is continuous on the right at every $x \in \mathbb{R}$ (even for $x \in \{a_n\}$). Together, this implies that $f$ is discontinuous at $\{a_n\}$ and continuous everywhere else.
I think the function
$$f(x)=\begin{cases}0&,\;\;x\neq\frac{1}{n}\\{}\\1&,\;\;x=\frac{1}{n}\end{cases}\;\;,\;\;\;n\in\Bbb N$$
does the trick for (b).
As for (a):
$$g(x)=\begin{cases}1&,\;\;x\neq\frac{1}{n}\\{}\\\frac{n-1}{n}&,\;\;x=\frac{1}{n}\end{cases}\;\;,\;\;\;n\in\Bbb N$$


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The first time we visit the new Filene's Basement on Union Square, it's Election Day, late in the afternoon, when the early exit polls on the Internet are predicting a Kerry sweep. Almost hysterical with excitement, we ride the elevator up to the third floor and gaze out at the view of Union Square, remembering the wonderful week of anti-RNC protests and how vibrant and alive the park was then. Practically vibrating with happiness, we survey the new Filene's, which has taken up residence in the behemoth on 14th Street that once held Bradley's and, before that, Mays.
The lighting is hideously bright and flat, and there's slushy music and no customer service to speak of, but nothing can get us down. We're ecstatic to see genuine labels, even if the Prada shirt offered is a hideous orange and costs $189.99. In fact, a lot of discards from eminent European houses have found their way here: Moschinos, Krizias, Chloes, Gaultiers, and even an Alberta Feretti skirt, in whispery chiffon, for $199.99.
The labels are lovely but the prices are not, so we decided to try our luck on the cheaper side of the store, where a pale-pink, pearl-encrusted French Connection chiffon skirt, a pretty if poor relation of the Feretti, is marked down from $118 to an encouraging $39.99 and an ice-blue shirred satin bustier by Laundry (what a terrible name for a fashion line) is now $49.99 instead of $155.
One dramatically long escalator ride downwe've rarely seen so many steps outside the London subwaythere's another new addition to the neighborhooda place called DSW, for Designer Shoe Warehouse, not be confused with the furniture company DWR, which stands for Design Within Reach (it emphatically isn't.). This vast emporium, big enough to accommodate labels pretentious and plain, has all the ambience of Payless. Nevertheless, a pair of Dolce & Gabbana boots, helpfully inscribed with the designers' names in screaming letters, in case passersby question the pedigree of your footwear, are $199.99; a thick cashmere shawl decorated with furry flowers, clearly a Fendi knockoff though in Fendi's case the rosettes are chinchilla and these are rabbit, is a hefty $499.99.
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This is true both in terms of trends (as in sometimes condescendingly considered "soap opera names" on the order of Thorne and Trent, Blade and Brent, and also place names like Sierra and Egypt, boys' names for girls) and individual names—the classic example of which is Kayla. It's highly doubtful that there would have been 16,000 baby girls named Kayla in 1996 if popular good girl Kayla Brady hadn't appeared on Days of Our Lives a decade earlier. And the same goes for all those Ashleys too.
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We understand things come up and sometimes a date no longer works especially if you book far in advance, so we're happy to change the date or time for you as long as your new date/time is available. We do request that you contact us as soon as you know that you need a change of date as we book weeks and sometimes even months in advance, especially around the holidays, so we need to also make sure we have your new date available.
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·All Portrait Clients: (this includes: Family Portraits, Senior Portraits and Maternity Portraits) will receive their session no later than thirty (30) business days after completion of assignment unless otherwise agreed to in writing by both Client and Studio.
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The Gallery on the photo hosting website will be password protected and the Client will be given the password and the Client will also have the opportunity to change the password (you must notify the Studio if you want the password changed as we have to do that on our end).
Length of time to display your Session on our Website/Internet:
All Client's will have their photographs displayed on our website for a duration of Thirty (30) days from the date Client was notified that the Session has been uploaded to our website, after that time the Studio can choose to remove the Session from any website at anytime without notice to the Client. If you would like the Gallery up longer than the 30 days, it can be extended for an additional 30 days at a cost of $35.00 per 30 day period.
Artistic image selection:
Abigayle Ray Photography will capture many images during the session. After the session, the photographer exclusively puts each image through a careful selection process. You will see only the images in an online gallery that meet the high standards of the photographer. Images captured of eyes closed, people talking, unflattering poses and duplicate images are removed permanently after Abigayle Ray Photography completes this selection process.
The selection process is done at the sole discretion of the photographer and is part of the custom portrait process. A few images will be presented in black and white. These are produced at the photographer's discretion.
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PLEASE NOTE: ANY violation of Copyright will result in IMMEDIATE PURGING of all your files and you will be removed as a client of Abigayle Ray Photography. If you are a multiple session Client, any remaining sessions will be forfeited without compensation.
Watermark on your images in the online gallery:
When you are viewing your photographs in your gallery you may notice that images may have a watermark on it. This is done for many reasons, most importantly is so that the photographs can not be stolen and used by others. Please rest assured that any Print that you order will have the watermark removed automatically and it will not appear on any Print. Also, your DVD and or USB drive will have the watermark removed as well.
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Comments about 'Letters: Raise minimum wage — it is not sufficient for rising cost of living'
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To equal the purchasing power it had in the 1960's, the minimum wage would
have to rise to $10.50 and hour. Since then, per-capita GDP has doubled, which
means our country is twice as wealthy as it was back then. Saying we can't
afford it is simply untrue.
If the minimum wage had kept up with the rise in executive pay, it would be $22.00 an hour today.
- 12:28 a.m. April 3, 2013
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Minimum wage laws have prevented teens from summer employment, minimum wage law
doesn't guarantee a job for anyone, Minimum wage laws have resulted in
inflationary prices for all goods and services so they are basically a "feel
good" measure that has little or no value in a free society.
As a teen in the 40's, I worked for 0.25 per hour - I gained skills and experience that I used to ask for 1.00 per hour later, and got it. With minimum wage, who will hire a novice?
- 6:41 a.m. April 3, 2013
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you mean the kids who skip school and mock those who study and apply themselves
should be guaranteed a living wage?
the disconnected and drop-outs, partiers, druggies, stoners, and malcontents should live in just as much comfort and affluence as those who worked hard and applied themselves in school?
what you sow, even so shall ye reap.
- 7:09 a.m. April 3, 2013
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Prices rise too. Skills and education keep your wages up not government.
- 7:18 a.m. April 3, 2013
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Just how much are you willing to pay for a hamburger? For a gallon of milk? For
a gallon of gas or for anything else that requires a human being to provide the
goods or service?
If minimum wage goes up, so do prices. Those getting the lowest wages will be hurt most. They will be paid a little more but they will pay a lot more for their most basic needs.
Believe it or not, that "rich businessman" who is hoarding all the money (if we are to believe the rhetoric of the liberals) is your next door neighbor who owns a small business. Is he "rich"? Does he have "millions" stashed away somewhere? Does he play golf everyday and vacation or does he WORK? If his costs go up, his prices will go up.
A smart businessman knows how valuable a good employee is. That employee will be paid full value for the value that is rendered to the business. Demanding that the employer overpay his worker will not work.
If you need a higher wage, be worth more to your employer.
- 7:33 a.m. April 3, 2013
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Notice when the minimum wage is raised - the cost of living expenses increases? it seems the low income earner has a forever tough time.
- 7:49 a.m. April 3, 2013
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When the min. wage is raised 2 dollars everybody that works gets a 2 dollar raise (eventually). Some union workers that have their wages tied to the min. wage receive a 6 dollar raise.This money comes from higher costs of everything. Who gains? the Govt. in higher taxes both income and sales tax. Who loses? the 47% of poverty level folks that do not work for various reasons. For everyone else it is neutral, except we have just devalued any money we have in savings and retirement accounts.
- 9:19 a.m. April 3, 2013
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The real point behind all the rhetoric is that in our economy those who create the wealth do not receive a proportionate share of it. Yes, investors take certain risks, but who actually creates profit? The CEO? Right. Then why has so much wealth been funneled to the top in our economy, while jobs get shipped overseas, increasingly productive workers do not share in the gains their productivity creates, and the average worker is worse off today in relative terms than in 1980 when the supply-side, trickle-down carnival came to town?
- 9:26 a.m. April 3, 2013
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More of that trickle down economics nonsense from the right? How many more times
does that need to be disproven?
Since when have jobs been lost because min wage has increased? I need an actual peer reviewed study, not am radio hot gas. Am radio talking heads were the same folks who claimed WMDs were in Iraq and that the bush tax cuts were gonna help our economy. Both claims have been proven false.
- 9:48 a.m. April 3, 2013
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So if you factor in the earned income tax credit for the few people who are
actually working full time at minimum wage then what does that work out to per
It's really sad that Democrats always frame raising the minimum wage as an emotional issue but when you look at the cold hard facts raising the minimum wage always hurts those that it allegedly intends to help. Does the writer have any idea what the unemployment rate for black teens is (or white teens for that matter) and how that correlates with the minimum wage?
I agree with Doug S- why price unskilled teens out of the labor force? How are they supposed to learn work ethic and the pride of earning money of their own if they are priced out of the labor market? Unpaid internships?
How does a person ever get work experience if they can't enter the world of work because the value they bring to an employer is less than what the employer is required to pay them?
- 9:50 a.m. April 3, 2013
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There is a "disconnect" between those who think that workers are
underpaid and those who pay those workers. Those who "work" think that
they are the producers of profit. If they are, why are they working for someone
else? Why aren't they using their "enormous" profit making
potential to enrich themselves, using their own money, taking their own risks,
and benefiting from their own effort?
The simple answer is that they've been fed a line about how much they are worth. America has become a nation of underskilled, overpaid bellyachers. How many industrial workers can design the part that they push a button to make? How many can program the CNC machines that do the work? How many have bought even one share of risk in the company that they work for?
The answer is that fewer workers are needed because it is not cost effective to hire people who produce less and who demand more.
Money makes money. Businesses buy equipment that outproduce manual labor. That equipment is expensive - but it doesn't complain. It doesn't call in sick. It doesn't go on strike.
Workers have bellyached themselves out of a job.
- 10:02 a.m. April 3, 2013
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You should not be livig on minimum wage. Min wage jobs are a gateway. If you are trying to earn for a family on min wage work your way up or get another strategy. Min wage jobs are NOT ment to be living wage jobs. You should only have one for a few short years early in life when you have ZERO skills.
- 11:48 a.m. April 3, 2013
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The logic of those who argue against raising the minimum wage leads to the conclusion that there should be no minimum wage at all, kind of like it was in the 19th and early 20th centuries. So take a look at history. What were conditions like for workers when there was no minimum wage, and robber barons were accumulating enormous wealth by exploiting workers who did not have the entrepreneurial or other skills to start their own businesses. Is that what you want to go back to? Might as well repeal the child labor laws too, so the free market can operate unfettered. I have no doubt similar arguments were made back when these laws were first considered. They strike me as cruel, heartless, greedy, short-sighted, and ultimately wrong. By paying a decent, living wage, employers benefit society by establishing a stable middle class of people who can actually purchase the products and services they produce, which ultimately provides the very profits the employers seek. Eliminate the minimum wage, and poverty and crime will increase, along with the need to fund welfare and prison programs. Employers, which would you prefer?
- 12:13 p.m. April 3, 2013
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I think that most of the conservatives missed the key line in this letter. He
said " I say let's raise the minimum wage and protect the workforce who
can't protect themselves." Why is it that those people can't
protect themselves? Is it because they don't know how to budget and make
the most of their earnings? Is it because they have been taught that they
can't make it on their own?
To be honest, this letter is just a justification for more government control and uses the excuse of caring for the poor. The problem is that they are not caring for them, but are making them more dependant.
To "Byron Noel" if you want to raise the minimum wages, create the demand for labor. Look at North Dakota. Labor is in such high demand that Warmart is paying at least $16/hr, despite minimum wage being $7.25/hr. The best thing you can do to raise wages is to get everybody working.
- 12:37 p.m. April 3, 2013
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I'd much rather have trickle down economics than BO's trickle-up poverty!
the bush tax cuts kept unemployments rates below 6% until the barney-frank induced housing bubble collapsed - nothing could survive that.
BTW, does slick willy's 49% victory in 1996 constitute a majority yet? Nope, I didn't think so - seems you have a history of misunderstanding facts.
- 1:18 p.m. April 3, 2013
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I quote Ronald Reagan --
"A rising tide lifts all ships."
Modern Republicans love Ronald Reagan,
but hate everything he stood for.
raising the minimum wage,
gun control,
raising taxes,
amnesty for illegal immigratns,
raising the debt,
increased Federal size and spending,
BTW - I voted for Reagan, twice.
I haven't change or moved an inch in 35 years -- but, the AM radio driven, far-right-wing, Tea-Party contolled Republicans have.
- 1:24 p.m. April 3, 2013
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To "LDS Liberal" yes, and a sinking ship helps nobody.
Artificially raising minimum wage through legislation has the same effect on the economy as drilling holes in the bottom of boats.
The fascist policies that you want to promote will ultimately fail, and you will blame others for your mistakes.
Again, look at North Dakota for what happens when the free market determines wages. Walmart employees earn at least $16/hr there.
- 1:56 p.m. April 3, 2013
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So we should be able to have people work for dirt poor wages, then when people are working those jobs (because someone has to do the crappy lousy paying jobs) we condemn them for needing things like food stamps and for having incomes so low that they end up not paying any income tax (despite their still paying sales tax, payroll tax, etc)?
- 1:59 p.m. April 3, 2013
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Isn't it wonderful when people still blame Reagan for today's
problems. They wring their hands and tell us just how badly minimum wage
earners are hurting. Why don't they do something about it? Why don't
they go to their employer and ask him to cut their wages so that he can pay
others more? Why don't they risk their money and start a business and then
pay everyone a "liveable" wage? They'll never do that.
They're too comfortable passing blame and pointing fingers. They
don't seem to realize that for their beloved "transfer the wealth"
programs that they have to have their wealth transferred to someone else. They
don't seem to realize that they, just like you and me, are the taxpayers
and that they, just like you and me, are Obama's target when he demands
that the "rich guy" work harder so that the poor guy can get more
government handouts.
If you want to be well paid, EARN the money by doing something that has value. Start a business. Take a risk. Otherwise, you can just moan and groan about Reagan and his "rich friends".
- 3:54 p.m. April 3, 2013
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Minimum wage laws are truly over-rated. They are best suited for the very young and for those who are hoping to move on to something better as soon as possible..nowhere to hang around for any length of time. Comments about higher prices for a hamburger, a gallon of gas etc. etc. are bang on the money. I am not in business for my health. All the EXTRA work and worry which accompanies being a business owner is no walk in the(sunny) park. My family has to live too. Mortgage, car payments, utilities, groceries, and the list goes on. I ALWAYS pay above the minimum for adults as performance warrants. I fully understand that staff turn-over needs to be kept to a minimum.
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- May 27, 2016
Firm Helps Nevada Army National Guard
It is with great pride and pleasure that Thorndal Armstrong Delk Balkenbush & Eisinger attorneys and staff members recently collected 80 pounds/8 large boxes of various snacks, magazines, and personal hygiene items to be shipped to the firm's long-time friend and vendor Sergeant Lee Fuller as a care package for him and his Nevada Army National Guard unit who were recently deployed to Kuwait.
JoAnn Ozanic, an Administrative Assistant, who has worked closely with Lee over the course of her 26-year tenure with the firm, sought suggestions from Lee's wife as to items most needed and appreciated by the troops. Ms. Ozanic, with the assistance of the firm's Receptionist Diana Daniels and Office Services personnel Joshua Kephart and Edgar Ramirez, organized and coordinated collection of donations, packing, shipping, and completing customs requirements.
Thorndal Armstrong proudly supports our troops, and sincerely appreciate their sacrifices, keep them in our thoughts, and look forward to their safe return home.
- Mar 15, 2016
Firm Helps Denim Recycling Charity
Thorndal Armstrong Delk Balkenbush & Eisinger is happy to announce it recently completed a denim drive for a charitable recycling program, Blue Jeans Go Green. The drive collected more than 50 pairs of jeans that may have otherwise been sent to a landfill.
Blue Jeans Go Green started in 2006 and strives to collects denim to recycle it into natural cotton fiber, an environmentally-friendly insulation. In addition to helping the environment, the program claims the up cycled insulation has about a 30% better sound absorption than traditional fiberglass insulation. To date Blue Jean Go Green states it has recycled more than 600 tons of denim, generating more than 2,000,000 square feet of insulation. This insulation was provided to over 30 Habitat for Humanity affiliates around the country.
- Oct 8, 2015
Practical Guidance for Nevada Insurers post-Hansen
At the end of last month, the Supreme Court of Nevada ruled an insured is entitled to independent counsel in situations where there is an actual conflict of interest between the insurer and the insured. State Farm Mut. Auto. Ins. Co. v. Hansen, 131 Nev. Adv. Op. 74 (2015) creates new conundrums and requirements for Nevada insurers.
What does Nevada consider a conflict of interest requiring independent counsel?
The Supreme Court rejected the idea that all reservations of rights created a conflict. Instead, the Court borrowed from California law and adopted Civil Code § 2860(b). In each case, if the three factor analysis below is satisfied, the insurer must pay for independent counsel selected by the insured.
1.Has a reservation of rights been issued?
2.Does the insurer-provided counsel havecontrol over an issue in the case that will also decide the coverage issue?
3.The perceived conflict must be significant, not merely theoretical, actual, not merely potential. Coverage issues that are only extrinsic or ancillary to the issues actually litigated in the underlying action do not create a conflict of interest.
Do punitive and excess damages create a conflict of interest in Nevada?
The Supreme Court did not answer this question. However, Hansen did borrow heavily from California Civil Code § 2860(b). If Nevada continues to follow California's lead in this area, it may also adopt § 2860(b)'s statement that "[n]o conflict of interest shall be deemed to exist as to allegations of punitive damages or be deemed to exist solely because an insured is sued for an amount in excess of the insurance policy limits."
Mere allegations of excess and/or punitive damages do not create an "either / or" scenario, where one argument benefits the insured and the other benefits the insurer. Both the insured and insurer want to argue for lower damages and no punitive damages. Where excess or punitive damages are sought, the insurer-assigned attorney is not placed in a position of benefiting either the insured or the insurer.
How much can independent counsel charge?
Hansen did not answer this question. The normal checks and balances in an attorney-client relationship are not present when independent counsel is involved. Normally, if a lawyer's bill is too high, a client becomes unhappy and may terminate the relationship. But independent counsel has no such restraint because the party that pays him (the insurer) has no control over whether to retain him in the first place and cannot fire him later. Independent counsel also has little prospect of repeat business, which further reduces the incentive to restrain billing.
If Nevada continues to follow California's lead, it may adopt two other provisions in California Civil Code § 2860. One limits independent counsel's rate to that normally paid by the insurer for defense of similar matters in the same geographic area. The other requires binding arbitration to resolve billing disputes. The arbitration requirement is less likely to be adopted via a judicial ruling and may require legislative action to implement.
Can the insurer audit independent counsel's bills?
Hansen did not answer this question. Normally, an insurer's assigned counsel is subject to auditing and bill review. This means the insurer will meticulously review all bills to detect overbilling or inappropriate billing. This benefits the insurer and insured by ensuring defense costs are reasonable and appropriate.
Yet what can an insurer do with independent counsel? If an exorbitant rate is charged and the billing provided is insufficient to evaluate what work was done and how it benefited the insured, can a insurer refuse to pay the bill? This area is fraught with peril, however it seems reasonable to insist that independent counsel utilize the litigation code set issued by the ABA and others, as well as to follow the billing guidance these professional bodies have issued.
What qualifications must independent counsel have?
Hansen did not answer this question. Insurers are a wealth of experience in selecting appropriately qualified attorneys to defend their insureds. Insureds, especially in personal lines, typically have little, if any, experience with the legal process or experience in evaluating which attorney is qualified to represent them in a particular case. A legitimate fear exists that the insured may select an independent counsel with minimal, if any, qualifications to defend the case.
If Nevada continues to follow California's lead, Civil Code § 2860 allows the insurer to require 1) at least five years experience; 2) substantial defense experience in the areas of law at issue in the suit against the insured; and 3) independent counsel have errors and omissions coverage. These requirements do not affect the independence of the lawyers retained by the policyholder. Instead, it creates a safety net for the insured.
Must independent counsel cooperate with assigned counsel?
Hansen did not answer this question. In California, independent counsel must share all information except privileged information relating to coverage and panel counsel may fully participate in the defense alongside independent counsel. Even if independent counsel is involved, the insurer still has a strong interest because ultimately the insured will want it to pay any settlement or verdict. Further, Hansen did not extinguish the insurer's contractual right to control settlement. Nor did Hansen extinguish the insured's duty to cooperate with the insurer's defense. This means, at a minimum, that the insurer will need its own counsel to review materials as the case proceeds and be present at settlement discussions and mediation.
- Oct 2, 2015
Supreme Court Upholds Medical-Malpractice Reform
The Nevada Supreme Court has now reinforced the Legislature's intent to limit recovery for medical malpractice damages to $350,000 and keep quality affordable healthcare in Nevada. In Tam v. Dist. Ct., 131 Nev. Adv. Op. 80 (2015) the Supreme Court evaluated various challenges to NRS 41A. $350,000 limit on noneconomic damages that a plaintiff can recover in a professional negligence action. The Court also addressed issues of whether it could apply to multiple plaintiffs and defendants in the same matter and if the statute violated the Equal Protection Clause.
By carefully examining the Nevada legislature's intent when drafting the statute, the Court determined that not only did the statute not violate any Equal Protection claims, but that it was the intent that the statutory cap be made to limit damages so that Nevadans could have access to quality affordable healthcare by keeping professional negligence claim payouts to a reasonable, yet fair, amount. In doing so, the Court also stated that this statute expressly limits the cap of any given action, "regardless of the number of plaintiffs, defendants or theories upon which liability may be based."
Las Vegas shareholder Chris Curtis has tried multiple medical malpractice cases to verdict and supported the Court's interpretation. "By maintaining the intent behind the statute, the Nevada Supreme Court was able to reaffirm an aspect of fairness towards healthcare providers that will both provide for claimants that are wrongfully injured, and limit the recovery they can be awarded to keep adequate and affordable healthcare in the State of Nevada for years to come."
- Sep 24, 2015
Nevada Adopts Cumis-like Requirements
Today the Supreme Court of Nevada decided it will follow the lead of other jurisdictions and require insurers to hire two different defense attorneys for the insured, in certain circumstances. State Farm Mut. Auto. Ins. Co. v. Hansen, 131 Nev. Adv. Op. 74 (2015) was unanimously decided to adopt this requirement after examining similar rules in other states.
We conclude that Nevada law requires an insurer to provide independent counsel for its insured when a conflict of interest arises between the insurer and the insured. Nevada recognizes that the insurer and the insured are dual clients of insurer-appointed counsel. When the insured and the insurer have opposing legal interests, Nevada law requires insurers to fulfill their contractual duty to defend their insureds by allowing insureds to select their own independent counsel and paying for such representation. We further conclude that an insurer is only obligated to provide independent counsel when the insured's and the insurer's legal interests actually conflict. A reservation of rights letter does not create a per se conflict of interest.
This is the first time the Supreme Court has applied this rule in Nevada and represents a shift in how some insurers may need to defend their insureds. We are examining the opinion's implications and will be updating our website soon with a more in depth analysis.
- Jul 21, 2015
Lowry Presents About Spoliation for Nevada RIMS Chapter
Spoliation of evidence is sometimes known as the civil death penalty and can drastically impact the course of a case. Clients may encounter difficulty recognizing it early in the claim process, when its impact might be better mitigated. Recognizing this, the Nevada RIMS chapter invited shareholder Michael Lowry to present on this topic, ways front-line employees can be provided information to help get ahead of the game and how claim handlers might quickly identify the potential argument and then attempt to mitigate it.
"This is a frustrating topic for everyone involved because there is no set standard," said Mr. Lowry. "But given the potential impact on each case, it is yet another factor for clients to consider when evaluating litigation."
- Jul 20, 2015
Lowry Discusses How to Reduce Legal Spend
It is unlikely any lawyer has ever been told "your bill is not high enough." Clients across the country are always looking for ways to reduce and better manage how much they spend each year on legal fees and costs. The biggest expense is rarely trial. Instead the biggest expense is typically the wide open discovery process in American courts. The expense of discovery can often dwarf the expense of trial.
Shareholder Michael Lowry blogs extensively about best discovery practices and teamed with a national client to discuss ways to limit discovery and its expense while still obtaining a fair result. Controlling Your Legal Spend by Limiting Discovery was published in DRI's In-House Defense Quarterly's summer, 2015 edition. The article discusses the statistical correlation researchers found between longer discovery periods and higher expenses. Even if an opponent will not voluntarily agree to limiting the scope of discovery, even just limiting the length of the discovery period could help better control cost.
"It seems counterintuitive that a lawyer would be advocating ways to reduce legal fees, but the reality of the 'new normal' in the legal industry means the old way of doing things no longer works. Hopefully those law firms that identify more efficient ways to serve their clients will be able to succeed in this environment," said Mr. Lowry.
- Jun 18, 2015
Lowry Presents at CLM Transportation Conference
One of the hottest debates within the trucking industry is whether on-board video systems provide any value to companies and drivers. The CLM Transportation committee selected shareholder Michael Lowry to discuss this topic at its 2015 conference in Omaha. Mr. Lowry presented with Tamara Warn, Vice President of Risk Management for C&K Trucking and Tom McLaughlin, Director of Claims for Transport America.
The presentation was entitled "You Decide! Are On-Board Video Systems Worth It?" It covered the experiences other transportation segments, such as mass transit, have had with on-board video. The debaters discussed some of the positive reasons on-board video could benefit the industry, as well as potential concerns about its use.
"As new technologies emerge, the industry needs to evaluate how these technologies might be appropriately used to help mitigate risk," said Mr. Lowry.
- Jun 15, 2015
Armstrong & Lowry Named to Mountain States Super Lawyers
Thorndal Armstrong Delk Balkenbush & Eisinger is proud to announce that James Armstrong was included among the 2015 Mountain States Super Lawyers. Mr. Armstrong was selected in the area of Personal Injury General Defense.
Super Lawyers is a listing of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high-degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. The selection process is multi-phased and includes independent research, peer nominations and peer evaluations. The designation is an honor, in that only 5% of all lawyers in each region are named to this list annually. Super Lawyers magazine recognizes quality in the practice of law by use of a rigorous selection process that incorporates peer recognition and professional achievement.
- May 14, 2015
Diamond Appointed to State Bar of Nevada's Continuing Legal Education Committee
Shareholder Kevin Diamond was appointed by the State Bar of Nevada Board of Governors to the State Bar's Continuing Legal Education Committee. Lawyers in Nevada must complete a number of continuing legal education hours per year, including hours related to ethics issues. Over the years Diamond has presented legal education courses on various topics to Nevada attorneys, and has taught courses at local law firms. He also organizes and facilitates in house education seminars for his firm's legal education credits. "Our profession is constantly changing. Rulings by our appellate courts, or new statutes enacted by the Legislature, make it vital to an attorney's practice to continue their education throughout their career," said Diamond. "I look forward to serving the State Bar on this Committee," he added.
- Apr 9, 2015
Lowry Discusses Franchising Risks
Franchising is one of the most popular ways to rapidly expand a business while also gaining the benefit of local market insight. A franchisor, like McDonald's, will enter into a franchise agreement with an independent company. That company then operates a restaurant using McDonald's trademarks. The arrangement helps the independent business get established and helps McDonald's expand the availability of its products to its customers.
If the independent company is negligent and injures a customer, is McDonald's also responsible? Shareholder Michael P. Lowry discussed that question and a split in case law across the country about how to answer it. In Franchising Risk Factors: Is the Franchisor Responsible for a Franchisee's Negligence?, published this week in USLAW Magazine. "When drafting franchise agreements and implementing trademark protections, it is important for the franchisor to be aware of the different standards that might be used to determine who is responsible for what," said Mr. Lowry.
- Mar 27, 2015
Shareholders Strive for Gym Safety
Shareholder Kevin Diamond gave a presentation to a local circuit training facility regarding risk management and incident response. The presentation focused on how to deal with clients, waiver issues, health concerns during workouts and the handling of injury accidents. The two offered numerous legal and safety tips to protect the facility from incidents and ultimately claims or suits.
Diamond said "we wanted to ensure that the facility was aware of the legal ramifications of the unique safety standards for gyms, and that they knew how to comply for the safety of their clients."
- Mar 26, 2015
Lowry Presents & Publishes at CLM Annual Conference
The law changes quickly and Las Vegas shareholder Michael P. Lowry discussed two hot topics at the 2015 CLM Annual Conference in Palm Desert. First, Mr. Lowry led a panel discussion entitled E-Discovery & Transportation: The Changing Scope of the Post-Event Investigation. Post-event investigations once consisted primarily of photographs and witness statements. This evidence is merely the tip of the iceberg now as electronic data feature more and more in daily life. Mr. Lowry's panel discussed the evolving nature of post-event investigations and tips for finding useful information. Only 30% of the proposed panels were accepted for this conference.
Second, Mr. Lowry was published in the spring, 2015 edition of CLM's Litigation Management magazine, that debuted at the conference. The article, Resisting Assumed Negligence in Falling Merchandise Claims, was co-authored with Norma Lufkin, the now retired Director of Claims for Costco Wholesale. The article discussed the complexities that retail entities confront in defending falling merchandise claims where a plaintiff is permitted to rely upon res ipsa loquitur.
- Mar 2, 2015
ABA Publishes Lowry's Article on Expert Witness Discovery
LAS VEGAS – Expert witnesses are a fact of modern litigation, for better or worse. In 2010 Federal Rule of Procedure 26 was significantly revised to limit the scope of discovery when expert witnesses were retained. The idea was that by limiting this discovery, the substantive merits of the case would not be impacted but litigation costs would be reduced. Have the rule changes lived up to expectations?
Shareholder Michael P. Lowry's most recent article, How Far Do the Protections of the Rule 26 Amendments Go? was published in the ABA Section of Litigation, Pre-Trial Practice and Discovery Committee's winter, 2015 newsletter and examined how federal courts have applied these rule changes since their enactment. Unsurprisingly, what some thought the rule changes meant is not necessarily how the courts are interpreting them. "As with any rule change, there is some lag between implementation and court interpretation. Attorneys need to be aware that what they thought the rules changes meant is not necessarily what the courts have determined they meant," said Mr. Lowry.
- Feb 23, 2015
Lowry Discusses Spoliation in DRI's For The Defense
LAS VEGAS – Spoliation is a thorn to many defendants. It is also a rapidly evolving area of law as technology changes and methods of evidence gathering seek to keep up. Courts are also struggling to keep pace, leading to often conflicting rulings, even from judges who share office space.
Shareholder Michael P. Lowry has been on the front lines of this issue as he represents retail and hospitality clients in Las Vegas, the country's entertainment capital. His article A Retailer's Guide to the Spoliation Quagmire was published in the February, 2015 edition of DRI's flagship publication, For The Defense, and discussed the conflicts between various court rulings across the country. It also noted successes some retailers have achieved when the presiding judges were provided accurate information about the reality of modern claim management.
"I am very happy to contribute to For The Defense and especially the conversation about what role spoliation of evidence can or should play in civil litigation," said Mr. Lowry.
- Feb 11, 2015
Lowry Discusses Questionable Subpoenas in DRI's The Voice.
LAS VEGAS – If you are a party to a lawsuit, can your opponent subpoena you? This question can confound lawyers and clients alike because the time a client has to respond to a subpoena can be drastically less than other discovery options. It can also subject a client to multiple but conflicting obligations.
The Defense Research Institute has now published shareholder Michael P. Lowry's article discussing the problems subpoenas to parties can create. Is a Subpoena Duces Tecum to a Party Enforceable? was contained in today's edition of The Voice, DRI's membership newsletter. In the article Mr. Lowry discussed strategies for handling with these subpoenas and whether they are even enforceable.
- Feb 6, 2015
Lowry Presents on Spoliation at CLM Conference
LAS VEGAS – Spoliation of evidence continues to be a hot topic in many industries as they grapple with court rulings sanctioning defendants. This is a particularly prevalent problem to retail and hospitality establishments where evidence of the event may only be fleeting at best. As litigation costs continue to increase, what can a retailer do?
Shareholder Michael P. Lowry was selected to present on this exact topic at CLM's 2015 Retail, Restaurant & Hospitality conference in Orlando. Mr. Lowry presented "Spoliation in Retail and Hotel Post-Incident Investigations: When is it Really Spoliation?" with risk and claim handlers from M Resort in Las Vegas and J.C. Penney Corporation. "Education about current court trends and effective preservation strategies is key," said Mr. Lowry. "This area of law is evolving rapidly and it seems something changes every day."
- Nov 24, 2014
ABA Journal Honors Lowry's Blog Again
LAS VEGAS - Today Michael Lowry's blog Compelling Discovery was included among the country's top 100 legal blogs for 2014, as determined by the editors of the ABA Journal. This is the second time the ABA Journal has honored this blog, the first time was in 2013. In announcing the honor, the ABA Journal used a reader's description as to why the blog is helpful in his practice.
"Simple, practical and succinct," writes Jorge Marquez of the Puerto Rico Department of Justice. Las Vegas lawyer Michael Lowry "takes issues that every litigator has to deal with and gives a detailed analysis on how he has had to address these obstacles. Great starting point for issue spotting, regardless of what jurisdiction you practice in."
"I am just as stunned this year as I was in 2013," said Mr. Lowry. "There are thousands of legal blogs discussing many issues. I am honored that the blog's readership thinks enough of it to nominate it, let alone that the ABA Journal's editors selected as one of the top blogs again."
The ABA Journal is now allowing readers to vote for their favorites among the top 100 through December 19. Votes may be cast here.
- Oct 8, 2014
Lowry Earns AV® Preeminent Rating
LAS VEGAS – Thorndal Armstrong Delk Balkenbush & Eisinger announces Michael Lowry has joined 15 other firm attorneys in earning an AV® Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell. Martindale-Hubbell is the facilitator of a peer review rating process. Ratings reflect the anonymous opinions of members of the Bar and the Judiciary. Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review Ratings fall into two categories - legal ability and general ethical standards. Martindale-Hubbell indicates "[a]n AV® certification mark is a significant rating accomplishment - a testament to the fact that a lawyer's peers rank him or her at the highest level of professional excellence."
"I am honored that my colleagues in this peer review process elected to assign this rating to me. It is a result of years of mentoring and guidance provided by those in the community and I truly appreciate it," said Mr. Lowry.
- Sep 29, 2014
Diamond Teaches Young and Old
LAS VEGAS – Shareholder Kevin Diamond gave a presentation to a group of 40 attorneys regarding effective and efficient ways to find a resolution to a litigated case prior to trial. The presentation included a class on Nevada's mandatory, non-binding arbitration program, and provided the attorneys with continuing legal education credits.
The next day Diamond, who is a member of the Nevada high school mock trial board, presented a seminar to about 30 students and 10 teachers on how to cross-examine witnesses at trial. "I find that teaching is not only a way to give back to the community, but also serves as a refresher and helps me to become a better attorney," said Diamond.
- Aug 22, 2014
Lowry Discusses HIPAA Compliance in DRI YLC Newsletter
LAS VEGAS – Medical records are often the key to evaluating the potential exposure in any personal injury case. Medical records often, by definition, contain highly personal information about patients that is covered by HIPAA. HIPAA itself often creates uncertainty and roadblocks lawyers must overcome when obtaining needed medical information.
DRI's Young Lawyers' Committee published an article written by Las Vegas attorney Michael Lowry to address these problems. Getting the Medical Record Information You Need and Complying with HIPAA explores the four primary methods HIPAA creates to obtain medical information. "There should be no reason to fear HIPAA. If lawyers use the authority it provides appropriately, then the needed medical information can be obtained," said Mr. Lowry.


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Continuing with our obsession with canned sardines, this recipe is another super easy and quick way to eat sardines! Treat it as an alternative to a tuna salad – you can pack these for lunch or spread them on top of some 5-minute Paleo bread for a quick sandwich or on top of some cucumber slices for a party snack.
If you're unfamiliar with canned sardines, they're cheap, easy to eat, and highly nutritious. Just remember to use sardines that are packed in olive oil (and not vegetable or seed oils), like these Wild Planet sardines.
For another easy and quick sardines salad recipe – check out this one.
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There's a Chinese CSA type program in the Bay Area, and we've been able to pick up super fresh whole fish to steam!
Make sure to throw away the sauce the fish is steamed in and serve with fresh sauce and newly sautéed ginger and scallions.
You can also make this recipe AIP easily by omitting the peppercorns and chili peppers and using coconut aminos instead of tamari gluten-free soy sauce.
If you think garlic butter tastes good, then you'll love garlic ghee too! This is a really simple and delicious way to cook fresh fish filets. I love it with cod, but you can use this recipe with other fish too, like haddock or tilapia.
This is the AIP (autoimmunne-friendly) version of the regular breaded fish recipe (posted here). This recipe is nut-free, dairy-free, and egg-free, but it still tastes great. I used cod here, but you can use other types of fish instead.
Enjoy with the garlic ghee sauce – it's tasty, really easy to make, and highly nutritious! This is a great way to get more fish into your diet.
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This recipe is a modified version of one that Jana, one of our readers, sent in. As soon as I saw her recipe, I knew it was going to be a winner, and I asked her if I could try making it with some modifications and then share the recipe with everyone.
She very generously agreed, so here it is! Thanks Jana!
(Even if you don't eat much fish, give this recipe a try. It's really really good especially with the garlic ghee!) And an AIP version of this recipe will be posted here soon.
Petrale sole is a delicious fish that's pretty cheap (we bought 3 for around $15 at Costco).
There's not much debate between the various diets that fish is super nutritious and healthy, and I happen to love all seafood, so we often cook fish in our house.
Petrale sole is a fish I've eaten at restaurants before, but I've never tried to cook it until now.
It was remarkably easy and tasty, and here's how to cook it.
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Baked salmon is one of the easiest recipes, and it's so nutritious. This is a really easy and tasty combination of flavors. My mum thought it was the best salmon she'd tasted from me.
A reader emailed me a few months ago asking for a Paleo tuna casserole recipe, and I realized that I had zero idea what that was, having not grown up in the US!
For those of you that also never had tuna casserole before, Wikipedia describes it as "a casserole mainly composed of egg noodles (or some other starch such as rice) and canned tuna fish, with canned peas and corn sometimes added," and topped with something crunchy like potato chips.
I love how easy this recipe is, and yet it's delicious and impressive.
I'm here in the beautiful city of Edinburgh, and salmon is one of the popular local foods here. While I struggled to find smoked salmon in the US, it's really easy to get it in the throughout UK, and it's delicious.
If you haven't ever had smoked salmon before, it's basically something you eat straight out of the packaging (no need to cook). It tastes like salmon but with a salty, smoky flavor, and its texture is that of raw fish (a bit drier than sashimi-grade). When you buy it, it's often already sliced into thin slices (thinner than sashimi salmon).
As a child, I was initially terrified of eating smoked salmon (I was terrified of eating anything "raw"), and it took my quite a while before I started to enjoy smoked salmon. Now, I love it!
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I love visiting Asian supermarkets, because you get to see so many great fruits, vegetables, meats, and seafoods!
In Vancouver, there's a ton of Asian supermarkets and a ton of seafood, so sashimi seemed like a great option to pick up at my local H-Mart. Since you don't have to cook anything, this paleo sashimi salad with kale and mangos is super fast to make. It's fantastic as an appetizer or a quick lunch.
This is a great tuna salad for when you don't have any Paleo mayo handy! This Paleo Italian tuna salad recipe uses olive oil instead of mayo to make the tuna moist and tasty.
If you prefer a tuna salad recipe with mayo, then try this Apple Curry Tuna Salad recipe. And this is my favorite Paleo mayo recipe currently.
I'm a big fan of soups, especially during the winter months. And the best thing about soups is that they're really really easy to make and can be an entire meal!
This easy seafood soup is so nutritious and filling – it's packed with vegetables, coconut milk, and your choice of seafood.
One of the things I love about fish (apart from its deliciousness) is just how fast it cooks!
And, as an extra bonus, fish defrosts quickly if you buy it frozen.
All of this adds up to a super fast meal!
My mum has cooked my entire life. She has also worked my entire life and was often at work late (she has a PhD in material science has worked for Oxford University as well as IBM in the past).
Despite her exhausting job, every night she would come home and cook an entire meal from scratch for me and my dad (he hates eating leftovers and loves to eat a ton of food). I think this made her amazingly good at cooking quick meals with whatever we had in the fridge.
This fish bake is a dish she's been making recently – I love it because it's an entire meal in one large casserole dish. You can double or triple the recipe easily depending on how many people you want to feed. And it takes just a few minutes to chop everything up – after that, you can put your feet up and relax.


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Hey I'm trying to figure out if there is a way to allow for entering a date, location, information and artist. I've heard myspace is doing something that it for there bands. They can enter in tour information by date, and such.. and the data will organize.
I'm basically wanting to be able to do something like this in WordPress, where I can manage touring information from my Admin. There will be multi artists that will all in different tour information. :)


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City of Gold (1957 film)
|City of Gold
|Directed by
|Produced by
|Tom Daly
|Written by
|Roman Kroitor
|Narrated by
|Pierre Berton
|Music by
|Eldon Rathburn
|Edited by
|Tom Daly
|Distributed by
|National Film Board of Canada
Release dates
Running time
|21 min 40 sec
City of Gold is a 1957 Canadian documentary film by Colin Low and Wolf Koenig, chronicling Dawson City during the Klondike Gold Rush. The film is narrated by Pierre Berton and produced by the National Film Board of Canada.
City of Gold made innovative use of archival photos, combining narration, music and camera movements to bring drama to these still images. Its innovative use of still photography in this manner has been cited by Ken Burns as an inspiration for the so-called Ken Burns effect.[1][2][3]
Winner of the Palme d'or for best short film at the 1957 Cannes Film Festival and nominated for an Academy Award.[4]
Winner of the award for film of the year at the 10th Canadian Film Awards, June 21, 1958.[5]
- ^ "Capturing the American Experience: A Conversation with Ken Burns" by Mikel Vause
- ^ "Historical Photographs and Multimedia Storytelling" by Charles Williams
- ^ "All That Glitters: City of Gold Revisited" by John C. Tibbetts
- ^ Colin Low article at the Film Reference Library
- ^ NFB. "Our Collection: City of Gold: Awards". National Film Board of Canada. Retrieved 27 June 2014.
Low, Colin (Director); Koenig, Wolf (Director); Daly, Tom (Producer); Berton, Pierre (Commentary) (1957). City of Gold (Adobe Flash) (Motion picture). Canada: National Film Board of Canada. OCLC 370245528. OCLC 60594493. 153B0157026. Retrieved June 28, 2014.
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NYT profiles Jim DownsHistorians in the News
When Civil War History published a paper this spring raising the conflict's military death toll to 750,000 from 620,000, that journal's editors called it one of the most important pieces of scholarship ever to appear in its pages.
But to Jim Downs, an assistant professor of history at Connecticut College and the author of the new book "Sick From Freedom," issued last month by Oxford University Press, that accounting of what he calls "the largest biological crisis of the 19th century" does not go nearly far enough.
To understand the war's scale and impact truly, Professor Downs argues, historians have to look beyond military casualties and consider the public health crisis that faced the newly liberated slaves, who sickened and died in huge numbers in the years following Lincoln's 1863 Emancipation Proclamation.
"We're getting ready to celebrate 150 years of the movement from slavery to freedom," he said in a recent interview at a cafe near his apartment in Chelsea. "But hundreds of thousands of people did not survive that movement."...
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I used the lost password feature and workpress send me this email with this senctence only. There is no password.
"Password Lost and Changed for user: admin"
I used the lost password feature and workpress send me this email with this senctence only. There is no password.
"Password Lost and Changed for user: admin"
The new password should reach you in a separate email shortly. :)
Hi, i'm also having a few problems.
I can log into my forum and edit it fine but I wanted to change the theme and I have to log in to wordpress to do this. When I press login and enter my username and password it either says 'Incorrect Password' or 'Login doesn't exsit'
I tried different logins such as this one I'm using now to post a comment and also my forum editing one, but neither worked.
Please can you help?
@bentoms: Perhaps you could clarify a few things in your post.
You mention that you can edit your posts... but doesn't that require you to be logged into WordPress?
If you can't switch themes once you are in WP, perhaps you are logging in as a non-Admin user with a reduced level of permissions.
Usually, when logging onto WP, there is an option to click for "lost password". The password for the username associated with the email address you enter will be reset and emailed to you. You can then use that new password to login. Make sure to use the email address associated with the Admin (if you are the Admin) if you want to reset the Admin password and log in as the Admin.
Hope that helps! Good luck! :)
I can't login and used the "lost your password?" feature. I received an email of the following:
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I never received a password. I have tried multiple times and only get the same thing.
Are you running 1.2 ?
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