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I was also treated for a high blood count, CBC, when I was and still am, anemic. I have physical printed proof of the negligence on paper and is also on my personal patient portal, that is available to me, the patient to login and see my medical information. I was at my appt. with this Dr,along with my spouse, while the Dr. had his laptop out facing us, as this is the new way of charts instead of paper, while the Dr. saw the highlighted labs flagging the blood work as another patients and said to please disregard the results as it was another ladies results and not mine. He never told me of the other 2 times my blood work was misplaced and switched with this same lady. I saw it on my patient portal . Many more mistakes to mention here
Consult a medical malpractice attorney to be sure but it doesn't appear your damages are substantial enough to warrant bringing a claim.
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The most important question in a case like this is what are the damages? You can use whichever doctor you want, but if there are no damages then a lawsuit would not be warranted.
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I was also just diagnosed with an abdominal aorta aneurysm, a brain aneurysm, and a heart and neck aneurysm. These are all listed in multiple files throughout the medical records being held online for all the doctors to see. The problem is, I had chest pain 2 days ago and called the homecare nurse they sent me home from the hospital with. She said and showed me that I am listed as having a brain aneurysm and a neck aneurysm. I do have a neck aneurysm, not brain. God forbid as she agreed I needed emergency surgery from passing out and the Dr. went and opened my skull instead of my neck? Also, the night after, I was sent another nurse, he said I was listed as having an abdominal aneurysm, no brain or neck , so someone has been wrecking my records severely now causing me to not know what I have and I am going untreated because of this. A lot more to tell, all documented.
Without significant damages, a malpractice case could easily cost thousands more than would be recovered, but have a local malpractice lawyer in your area review the medical records.
Medical malpractice is difficulty to prove and it is a costly litigation. As such, unless you have significant damages, its generally hard to get an attorney to handle the case and lay out the expenses. Gather your medical records and take them to a local personal injury attorney who offers a free 30 minute consultation. I know several in your area if you need assistance finding a consult. Good luck.
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Thank you. I would appreciate it if you could send me those listings to my email.
Marijo C. Adimey [firstname.lastname@example.com] is an excellent medical malpractice attorney near you. Email her and tell her that Matt Simon (John Tierney's Associate) referred you. Best of luck.
I will email her. It's just that I'm so tired and can't even sit up to type. I need someone to help me soon. Especially if I do have 4 aneurysms. I need to find out asap what is correct. And now the nurses Cooper hospital set me up with have stopped calling and checking in with me since I told them I'm seeking legal councel about the misdiagnosis.So here I sit, getting sicker by the second >
Contact her ASAP. She will meet with you and discuss the particulars of your case. I wish you the best. Matthew C. Simon, Esq. The Law Office of John Tierney 1259 Route 46 East Building 3, Suite 133 Parsippany NJ 07054 Tel: 973-588-3050 Fax: 973-588-3048
Hello Matthew. I never heard back from her. I also just put up a new request for aid with a divorce and alimony from my abusive husband of 20 years.
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Sorry to learn. Assume everything done 100% correct. How are you different now? That is the key question.
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I have not received any of my test results, or paperwork from the hospital stay since the diagnosis. Also, everyone of my doctors are not able to get my information either. Even after my signing a permission form. They all said they never had that problem before and the nurses that came to check me from an outside agency said they couldn't get any info on me either and I should absolutely assume a cover up of their misdiagnosis. The problem is, I went into the hospital for back pain. I started having slight chest pain and the Dr. sent me immediately for a CT scan with dye . I had to get the scan redone twice because the nurse doing the scan injected me with too much dye and it felt like my arm was blowing apart. Then not 10 minutes after the CT scan, the Dr came in and said I have an aneurysm on my heart. Well I panicked. I mean, I went in for back pain. Then she said I had to be rushed to Intensive care at Cooper in Camden and there I sat until about 2 hours after they said I didn't need to go to ICU and put me in a regular room. After that, the next day they did an echo of my heart and found no aneurysm. So basically, Cooper found nothing, and Kennedy found the aneurysm and are the ones that mad me go into a panic, cost my insurance God knows what, and I and my Drs still can't get my complete file that states any measurements or anything from Cooper or Kennedy. Not to mention the only records that were able to be accessed stated I suddenly have an abdominal aneurysm when I was not scanned for that at anytime, nor did I ever have it listed in my records in past or present until a week and a half after hospital stay. Also Kennedy said I have a brain aneurysm. I did not get me head scanned and prior had no history. So there is medical document negligence at the very least I beleive. Along with the pain and suffering I am going through still not knowing why they said this and my Dr. is afraid to treat my back until they get a repeat scan of the heart and abdomen. But my insurance isn't approving it, so I am suffering severe pain day and night from several herniated and bulging neck and lumbar discs I have. I was just injured and found the herniated lumbar discs and started treatment, but it is not working. So because of all this I sit and have my pain wreck havoc on my body. Along with the anxiety of not knowing what is the truth and why they lied and said I had things I was never tested for. So to say how I'm different, I hope I answered that with clarity.
It's disturbing that there was an ongoing problem with medical records that affected your treatment.
I would consider seeing a new doctor since they have an on-going problem mixing up your records with that of another person and have not been able to straighten it out.
If that is not an option, you need to discuss with them what actions they are going to take to make certain that the records do not get mixed up in the future. You might consider writing a letter to the head of the practice.
You also have the option of filing a complaint with the NJ Board of Medical Examiners - more information here - http://www.njconsumeraffairs.gov/bme/faq/conFAQ.htm
I agree with the other attorneys that a medical malpractice lawyer might not want to take this case but t's a good thing that you weren't seriously injured by getting the wrong treatment.
Good luck.
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TSP at HOPE PROJECT 2016 Self-Care for the Whole Community – There are now 50 Hope Project trainers learning TSP's Take A Minute™ exercises for Self-Care and how to teach them! Every aspect of this community is benefiting, from tiny nursery school children, to teenagers, vocational students, community women and clinic outpatients. We are so grateful for our partnership with the Hope Project Charitable Trust!
This first picture above is of a new group of about 25 young mothers. They are domestic workers who place their little children in the Hope Project Crèche while they work. The Crèche Director, Rajvanti, and I got inspired to start a self-care program with them, once a week, before work. They really enjoy the exercises—most of the women have never done anything like this.
The Girls Non-Formal School – Girls Lead!
I go to the school assembly program in the mornings at 8:00, and have chosen several girls to stand in front and lead the exercises. The teachers take part as they are inspired to, coach the girls and cheer them on.
Children's Support Classes and Kindergarten & Nursery Classes
Four Support Class teachers have successfully completed the Take A Minute™ Training. They understand how to lead, and how to adapt the sessions to the circumstances of the day. 60 plus children are benefiting.
Four kindergarten and nursery school teachers in training here are learning to implement these simple and fun exercises in their classrooms for learning readiness throughout the day.
Community Women
This year there are two community groups with which we have been working. The first is SHG, the 79 Self Help Groups, women's micro-finance groups consisting of 1000 women total, who practice the self-care exercises regularly.
I feel that the community women are accepting the concept of 'taking a minute' for themselves, for their lives and well being. It is exhilarating to see it take hold.
The second group is community women I've connected to through the social workers of the health clinic. I have been going out every week to a new part of the community, and sharing exercises. The women are very poor, and for most, it is the first time they have done an exercise. We laugh a lot, meeting outside, sometimes amidst clotheslines and overhead electric wires reaching every which way. Children come and join. This year, after so many trials of different ways of entering, we are now really inside the community. It is a wonderful feeling.
The Outpatient Health Clinic
TSP's collaboration with Dr. Luna, the Hope Project Outpatient Doctor, continues this year, allowing me to see many of her patients regularly (10-20 per week). Women, and men now, come in for help with cervical spondylitis, back pain, fat-shedding exercises, and overall wellness.
© Zuleikha, Swan Lake Publishing, 2016
KALPATARU UPDATE – TSP/New Light collaboration, Kalpataru – Safe Spaces for Sex-Trafficked Women program, coming up in a few days in Bengal and Jharkhand, India, is featured on Razoo, our crowdfunding site:
"This program is a gift of joy to women who have absolutely nothing." – Urmi Basu
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At no point in history have more people been enslaved than are currently forced into labor and the sex trade by human traffickers. Women and girls comprise 98% of all those trafficked into forced prostitution. Urmi Basu, Founder/Director of New Light, Kolkata, India, and Zuleikha, Founder/Director of The Storydancer Project, have collaborated to create Kalpataru—a groundbreaking restorative program for women trafficked in the sex trade.
OTHER NEWS from TSP/ZULEIKHA – CANSUPPORT's ANNUAL WALK FOR LIFE
Sunday, January 31, Delhi came together at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium for CanSupport's 9th Annual Walk For Life: Stride Against Cancer. TSP/Zuleikha participated in performances and self-care demonstrations in solidarity with CanSupport's amazing work to help people with cancer and their loved ones. TSP is humbled and honored to count CanSupport among our partnering organizations.
"Dear Zuleikha: What you bring to CanSupport is priceless, thank you for being around year after year." – Walk for Life organizers
Zuleikha dancing her offering to cancer patients, friends and families worldwide at Walk for Life: "May All Beings Live in Joy!"
Indian Saints, School Days and Blue Jeans
An Impromptu Lesson ~ Hope Project January 2016
The other day I was conducting singing class/rehearsal for the older girls of the Girls Non-Formal School in the Hope Project. This Project is based in the Nizamuddin Basti, inside of the vast city of Delhi. There are many 'bastis' (village communities) inside of Delhi. Many, many, many!
The Hope Project is located next to the 'Dargah' (tomb) of the Sufi Mystic, Hazrat Inayat Khan. He was a spiritual teacher and wonderful musician who brought the teachings of Spiritual Unity through Sufism to the Western World in the early 1900s. Every year, his 'Urs,' or the anniversary of his passing, is celebrated on Feb 5. The children in the projects around his Dargah give an enlivening performance, and the girls I work with in the Girls Non-Formal School at the Hope Project are part of this event.
This year the girls have learned one of my songs composed to the English words of the great woman saint from India, Anandamayi Ma. She lived until the mid 1970s and is still very well loved by people in different religious groups all over India.
She says:
"How much more time will you spend at a wayside inn?
Don't you want to come home?
One is the wanderer, exile, and homecoming.
The universe is the realm of the Divine.
Great Mother of the World, deliver us home.
Don't you want to come home?"
– Anandamayi Ma
In between practicing, we Take A Minute™ using the exercises I have developed, to energize and refresh the body and mind after sitting. We also talk about various things together, the girls and I. It is good to break up activities with different kinds of learning. Yesterday, I asked them about clothing they like to wear when school is over. In India all students wear uniforms to school. I asked them if they liked wearing jeans. Some were enthusiastic, "Yes!" eyes shining. Some said, "No," shaking their heads, and telling me they liked the more traditional 'suit'—the big pants with the long kurta, or Indian shirt.
I love fabric and the way we can use it to express our feelings with color, texture and shape. We started talking about jeans. It became an English, History, and Fashion lesson; English Conversation, which they study, and the history of jeans. Since Levis were first made in the city of my birth and life, and since my father was, for a time, a cowboy rancher, I found myself telling about how jeans were originally made for working men, and how their popularity had spread. I found myself telling about the World Wars and women in the West needing to change from dresses to pants, so they could work, when the men went to war.
It was an extremely interesting morning, and the song is sounding better and better!
TSP Core Wellness Taking Root in the Basti
March 2015
This year our partnership with The Hope Project in the Nizamuddin Basti, Delhi, India, includes ongoing work with the community women's Self Help Groups, training for the Girls Non-Formal School, sessions in the Health Clinic, and regular work with the Mobile Health Unit.
We are seeing results of the Core Wellness Exercise idea taking root here along with the Master Trainers program. The women being trained are beginning to understand how to teach the exercises and which exercises help for which problems. The community is beginning to see the benefits. This is really a big deal in a place like this, where self-care is not even a notion in the list of priorities.
Anyone who enjoys moving knows that it 'frees up the heart' and the body follows. What I have been doing here is to break simple movements all the way down to how to move very easily through the joints, connecting the joint movements. This leads into fluid full body movement without trying to look a certain way.
When we add sense of humor and connection with each other, something happens. Often people say it is a magical feeling, because everyone is surprised to feel relief. Yet it is not magical in practice. I think the magic is the connection with other human beings, coupled with a humorous way of sharing the information, creating an atmosphere of ease.
Even in the poorest circumstances, I have seen ease unfold.
~ Zuleikha©
News from Zuleikha
Heart Matters at Zenith
In late July, Zuleikha goes to Zenith Institute in the Italian Swiss Alps with HEART MATTERS, her BodyListening© MAP Movement Awareness Practice seminar. Join Zuleikha this summer in the Alps where mountains meet the sky and there is room for inner space to unfold.
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"Dear Zuleikha, thank you so much for a riveting performance."
TSP News from Delhi ~ January 2015
January 5, 2015 - First Meeting of 2015 with Hope Project Director and Staff in Delhi, India.
Samiur Rahman, the executive director, is wonderful. He is able to to decipher each person's code to really understand how they would like to see the Core Wellness work take place. Each woman in the meeting has her own expression and is listened to.
I am excited, as what we are planning this year will catapult us into participating in the bigger picture of this community. Here, many families are living in one room with all the children, and often no running water. To see a woman experience relief of stress and body pain through stretching and moving in a simple way is its own work of art, and a privilege.
Tomorrow I will go to CanSupport where we work with palliative cancer patients, their families, and the Home Care Teams to begin scheduling this year's expanded programs. Will keep you posted! ~ Zuleikha
January 8, 2015 - Boarding the Joy Train
Summer 2014 – Germany & Switzerland
People keep asking me 'how was your summer?
GERMANY – Arriving into a Hanover, Germany, in August, I heard the news that Europe had been having the most rain in 100 years. I actually experienced this everywhere I went this summer. Peaches were delicious, though some people were picking them and letting them ripen indoors because everything was so wet.
I first stayed in the village of Heckenbeck. There is a seminar house in Heckenbeck with a theater that is always booked. This village is a very creative place, and they present many interesting drama works, music and dance performances, and children's works as well. I had a wonderful concert there.
Afterwards the director of the theater and seminar house called me back to the stage and presented me with a bottle of something only found in this place, a very unique non-alcoholic apple cider, pressed in a special way that makes it the 'champagne' of apples and a specialty of the region.
The group who gathered for the seminar were uniquely interesting as well: therapists, scientists, teachers, one climate change expert, people who love to dance, people who used to dance, caregivers of Alzheimers' patients, and some people who have been working with me for a long time.
We practiced what I created, called 'BodyListening,' a body-friendly way to explore free movement. The process begins with the body lying on the floor, while attuning to a quiet deep awareness, and then moving in the way the body wants to move. This kind of interior work, with space to move fully, coupled with the time to inquire within has been shown to bring resilience to those who are in the practice.
For several days we had the good luck to eat outside in the garden, simple style-soup, fresh German bread and cheese, and the fruits of the summer.
In the afternoons we concentrated on working in rhythm, and learned about the way we feel inside of musical rhythmic structures. Being a musician, I enjoy the music of movement. It gives people a chance to explore different ways of moving. Rhythm is like a 'container,' a four-beat rhythm holds the space in a different way than three beats, for example.
Participants report that one of the outcomes of the seminar is a feeling of expansion of being, both physically and with awareness. Some people stay for more in depth private work. I love sharing this kind of space with people. It gives a place for our daily struggles to be explored amidst the spaciousness of freedom and wonder.
I learned that in the north of Germany, the ancient way that people built homes, with adobe, or mud and straw, was very similar to New Mexico. I saw some spectacular and yet simple homes, both large and small, that people had built themselves. We ate wonderful salad vegetables, fresh from their gardens.
SWITZERLAND – Moving then to the Italian Swiss Alps, I arrived once again, as I have for many years, at the Zenith Institute.
This is a camp high in the mountains, where each summer the place is built up, with tents, a main big tent, seminar tents, and tenting for participants. I stay in a shed-style house with other teachers a bit below the main tent area. We have lots of rain jokes here, and they have a pile of French rubber mountain boots, which I usually have to borrow at least once each summer. This year I wore them the whole time.
The main tent is very large, and it is here that the classes take place. On a warm day you can open the side panels, and see the breathtaking views of what look like the European Himalayas, the Alps.
It is in this high mountain atmosphere that I have had the good fortune to lead experimental movement based in the presence of nature–divine and exquisite. Sometimes we go outside and work in the mountains, studying the way our beings feel inside of the body. Between earth and the sky, we explore the meeting of the physical with deep awareness, in expression. Learning from the way a tree is rooted, reaching into the sky, and then taking that lesson into exploration.
Often we work inside of the beautiful wood floored main tent. If it is cold, the staff light the gas heaters which when wearing layers helps to keep us warm. This year because of the dampness, we had to cultivate a lot of humor to continue.
The subject of humor is a constant lesson in my life, and one that comes in very handy. As my good friend Wavy Gravy used to say to kids when we worked together at Camp Winnarainbow, "If you don't have a sense of humor, it's just not funny!'
SANTA FE, NM – The autumn equinox is around the corner, and so is my upcoming concert with friend and violinist extraordinaire, Tracy Silverman. We have been wanting to artistically collaborate for some time.
The special live concert filming event will enable us to begin a work called The Aurora Project. We will be able to both perform together and work with groups of young people challenged by life's circumstances, around the U.S.
I first met Tracy when he was performing with Terry Riley, a great contemporary composer of music in our time, with a heart in North Indian classical music as well as music in the Western world. Some years ago, I traveled and performed with Terry and Tracy and other highly skilled and wonderful musicians in Norway and that's when Tracy and I began to talk about working together.
We both work with young people, and feel very strongly about carrying the joy of music, movement, and freedom into the ever-changing world.
Please feel free to let your friends know about this work and let us know if you are interested in bringing seminars or performances to your communities.
Don't forget to Take A Minute™ for yourself as the busyness of life speeds into autumn.
Be Well,
A Collaboration of Hearts: TSP & New Light in Kolkata, India, February 2014
When The Storydancer Project came into partnership with the Kolkata-based organization, New Light, (www.newlightindia.org) under the directorship of a remarkable woman, Urmi Basu, we began to work with the daughters of sex workers. We have done several kinds of seminars and trainings, and slowly, many girls are having an opportunity to explore what we call "Core Wellness and Movement Arts."
Last year, I began to wonder about how to reach out to the mothers of the New Light girls. Urmi and I discussed this, and as you may recall, we did a small, successful pilot training program for some of the mothers. This year, the work with 'the Mothers' has been very much in our hearts and minds. When Urmi and I met in USA to plan the work of TSP in Kolkata, we had the idea to do a workshop with more of these women, who have been, or still are, sex workers. I am so very happy and thrilled to share this news: The Storydancer Project in partnership with New Light has just completed the first part of a very new kind of program with the Mothers, exploring creativity, restoration, health, and self expression.
Last week I went with Urmi to her presentation and panel discussion at a well-known business college here in Kolkata. The subject was: Women Entrepreneurs, "Women in the Metro, Breaking the Glass Ceiling." Urmi gave a stirring talk about trafficking, New Light's work with women, the children of the sex workers, and women in the world of business. I was then introduced and had a chance to give a brief talk about our bodies and wellness, and to do an exercise with the primarily female audience. Everyone was surprised to get up to 'Take A Minute,' and we all had a good laugh, feeling relief after sitting for such a long time.
Along with the new program for the Mothers, I have the honor to continue the work with the high school/college girls at Sonar Tori, the house where the girls live together, cook for each other, share the chores, and learn how to live in community. It is a wonderful place. We have had several movement seminars, including deep discussions about where they have come from, their opportunities, and how they feel after moving together in our seminar. Afterward, we've shared the delicious lunches that they have prepared themselves.
As I get ready to go out into the day, I am again filled with hope, remembering this quote from Rumi:
"When you do things from your soul, you feel a river moving in you, a joy."
Because of your continued generosity and support, we are indeed reaching those in the world who have not been able to receive the precious gifts of simple joy through wellness and exercise. Please share this blog with your friends, that the circle of wellness may continue to reach women, girls, children and families challenged by life's circumstances.
I will return to USA at the end of March, and am inspired to share about this work, through performance, speaking, and slide shows. Please write to us at email@example.com, at FB at The Storydancer Project or Storydancer Zuleikha, or by snail mail to PO Box 31099 Santa Fe, NM 87594.
All the Very Best,
Founder/Director TSP
January 2014 – Off the charts in India!
Dear Friends of The Storydancer Project,
Greetings once again from winter time in the vast city of Delhi, India. Because of your kind understanding of the importance of health and well being, and your generosity of heart in wanting to see joy in girls, women, children, and families, this year our training programs are off the charts!
I came here this year not having an exact plan. I really wasn't sure how to put the next part together. For those of you who have worked in other countries where there are so many, many, many people, you know that things seem to happen in waves.
And this is what is now happening with our works, here.
After many years of working with different applications of TSP's Core Wellness Exercise programs with our partnering organization, The Hope Project, in the Nizamuddin Basti inside of Delhi, it seems that suddenly all the women I have trained are starting to see how important these wellness exercises are, and how much relief the exercises bring to their friends and neighbors.
Out of the woodwork, women are coming to see me at the health clinic. I am able to use this as another aspect of the training program; the women from past years who were reluctant to participate are now stepping up to bring others.
Amazing. There was such resistance and hesitation for so long, and now it seems the doors of the heart of the women's community are opening in a different way.
Inside of the Girls Non-Formal School (GNFS), there are several nursery school and kindergarten classrooms for the little children, boys and girls. Many of these teachers are in our Master Trainer Training Program. After our recent training, they invited me into their classes, and together we are working with the children. This is now the second part of the trainings. We trade off sharing exercises with the children. This is a great way to see how it actually works. Now that they have learned the exercises, we can do this. I am so excited to see it happening.
The teachers are seeing how the exercises can be fun, that you can put a twist on them and do something different each day, and that the fun of it gives energy to the children. Unsolicited, one very little boy shouted out, "My mind feels filled with Good Energy!"
We are reaching so many people this year.
In the Hope Project health clinic, I sit now for two hours every other day, and women from the community come for special exercises. This is a kind of 'private session' for a few minutes. Over time, I have noticed a pattern emerge. When a woman or groups of women, or even families begin to feel more lighthearted from tension release during the exercises, they eventually will ask about their weight. How to become slim, they may say, with a smile. Laughter comes, and I have learned that this is a sign that the people are beginning to be more comfortable with new ways of feeling. It is great to be a part of the process.
In the Hope Project Cutting and Tailoring classes, and the Beauticians classes, once again, there are teachers who are in our training program. We are working together every other day in these exercise sessions. A new 'felt' concept is emerging. The groups of young women are not just embarrassed; they also want to learn how to do these things because it is exciting to feel better. They see and feel the difference.
On alternate days, the work with palliative cancer patients at Can Support, another partnering organization, is also taking a new turn. As before, I am accompanying the Home Care Teams. 19 teams and growing, each one consists of a doctor, nurse, trained palliative counselor, and driver. They are located all over the vast city of Delhi, and have offices in all the different areas. They spend their days visiting the patients and their families, and offering counseling, pain management, and help.
As you may recall, over the last few years, through associating with these teams, and facilitating Care for the Caregiver workshop trainings, I have had the privilege to develop RTHEP©, Relaxation Therapeutic Health Exercise Program, an initiative for CanSupport palliative cancer patients and their families. We have trained six of the counselors to use these special relaxation exercises in their 'tool kits,' and now I am training seven more counselors. I also visit the Day Care Center, where parents of children with cancer bring their children. I spend a session each week with about 30 parents, showing them simple ways (from our Core Wellness Exercises) to relieve stress. After a few sad minutes, all of us are laughing. Though the stories are not funny, and the situations are dire, still we find ourselves laughing at how the exercises feel, and how they are opening us up.
The work of The Storydancer Project is becoming its own story of positive life-giving energy in the midst of life's challenges. It is a challenge itself to find ways to bring these simple joys to people who are facing such difficulties. And yet, when it clicks, and the smiles open, you can feel that something delicious is happening. What a joy!
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March 30, 2013
Having just left India this year I want to especially thank our home team/staff, and all of our supporters and donors for helping make this extraordinary chapter of work through TSP a reality for many more girls, women, children and families. The Storydancer Project is truly becoming an "international artistic health resource." We have had so many successes this year, including the palliative Home Care Team work with CanSupport, the first Master Trainer Training with the Hope Project, as well as the Day of Fun and Wellness and the Dance Peace Concert with World Buddhist Culture Trust.
There is one program I haven't had the time to share with you yet. We are so pleased to be in partnership for the second year in a row with New Light, a non-profit providing shelter, educational opportunities, healthcare, recreational facilities and legal aid to children, girls and women in the community of Kalighat, one of the oldest red light districts in Kolkata. I met Urmi Basu in Kolkata several years ago. She is the director of New Light and is featured in the new award-winning PBS series, Half The Sky. In partnership with New Light, we implemented a pilot program with the children of the sex workers and underprivileged children in Kalighat. We both felt the work of TSP could be another ray of light for the girls in Soma Home and the college girls in the Sonar Tori shelter (two residential homes run by New Light). This year, as well as working with these specific groups of girls and young women, the idea arose to work with their mothers, some of whom are ex-sex-workers. To bring a class of simple tension-releasing exercises into this place–a gift for us all. To keep this work alive in the field of their community, I did a kind of mini-training with two women. In the future, we will create a team here, to share and spread the Core Wellness work where it is really needed… to offer a connection to creativity and a taste of peace of mind in the midst of life's challenging circumstances.
Kolkata is in Bengal. The food, colors, music and life here are dynamic and intense. On my last evening in Kolkata, New Light inaugurated the Malala Media Center, named for Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani girl who would not give up her education studies in the face of the Taliban (NY Times, Oct. 2012). Here, the girls of Sonar Tori shelter and myself did a short offering through movement, and Urmi and a renowned innovator of girls' education in Kolkata, Sister Cyril, spoke about the importance of girls' education in the world today. Then we all had delicious samosas and the famous Bengali sweet, sandesh. TSP is so very happy to be in this partnership with New Light.
It is through these bodies we are born as human beings. To take good care of the one we're in and pass this on is a worthy effort. Take A Minute™ for yourself, stretch, and enjoy a gentle breath, even in the midst of the challenges we all face. Your ongoing support of this work is touching so many. We are making a difference in the lives of others.
Looking ahead, be very well, and thank you!
Zuleikha, March 2013, © Swan Lake Publishing
P.S: If you get a chance, watch some of the self-portrait videos made by residents of New Light, posted on the New Light website: http://www.newlightindia.org/


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Rolf van Dick (born 5 April 1967 in Duisburg) is a social psychologist in Germany.[1][2]
Rolf van Dick graduated in psychology at the Philipps-University Marburg, Germany.[3] He earned his Ph.D. in 1999 from Philipps-University Marburg, supervised by Ulrich Wagner. From 1995 to 2002, he was working as a lecturer and assistant professor at the Philipps-University Marburg. From 2003 to 2006, he worked at Aston University, Birmingham, England, first as a senior lecturer, and from 2005 to 2007 as a full professor and chair of Social Psychology and Organizational Behavior.
Since 2006 Rolf van Dick has held the chair for Social Psychology at the Institute for Psychology at the Goethe University Frankfurt am Main (Germany) and also is teaching at Goethe Business School, Frankfurt. He has been a visiting professor in Beijing (Renmin University, 2016) and Shanghai (Jiao Tong University, 2016), Kathmandu (Nepal, 2009), Rhodes (University of the Aegaean, Greece, 2002) and at the University of Alabama (Tuscaloosa, Alabama USA in 2001). At Goethe University, he was Director of the Institute of Psychology, and from 2011 to 2015 he served as Dean of the Department of Psychology and Sports Sciences. Since June 2016 he also holds a Professorship at Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences, Work Research Institute (AFI), Norway and he is a member of the Psychology Review Board (Fachkollegium) of the German Science Foundation (DFG).
Rolf van Dick is co-founder and Scientific Director of the Center for Leadership and Behavior in Organizations (CLBO) at Goethe University.
Rolf van Dick is/was in various editorial functions at the British Journal of Management (Editor-in-chief), the European Journal of Work and Organizational Psychology (Associate Editor), and the Journal of Personnel Psychology (Editor-in-chief). He is/was a member of various editorial boards including the British Journal of Management, the European Journal of Work & Organizational Psychology, Group Processes and Intergroup Relations, the Journal of Business and Psychology, the Journal of Managerial Psychology, the Journal of Change Management, the Journal of Management Studies, the Journal of Organizational Behavior, Organizational Psychology Review, Organizacionnaâ psihologiâ (Organizational Psychology), Science You Can Use (SIOP/APA annual series), Social Psychology, The Leadership Quarterly, and the German journals Politische Psychology, Zeitschrift für Personalpsychologie, Zeitschrift für Sozialpsychologie and Zeitschrift für Arbeits- und Organisationspsychologie.
Research interests and awards[edit]
Among Rolf van Dick's main research interests are inter- and intragroup-processes, especially the application of the social identity approach to diversity, leadership, mergers, teamwork, etc. Rolf van Dick conducts his research in laboratory settings as well as in field studies or through cooperation with companies and schools. He has published more than 60 books and book chapters and over 100 papers in academic outlets (such as Academy of Management Journal, Journal of Applied Psychology, "Journal of Management", Journal of Marketing, Journal of Organizational Behavior, Journal of Vocational Behavior, and Journal of Personality and Social Psychology). He is also a regular contributor to practitioner outlets such as the German edition of the Harvard Business Manager.
In 2008, Rolf van Dick was awarded with the University Teaching excellence award by the 1822-Foundation (German: Universitätspreis für exzellente Lehre der 1822-Stiftung).[3] In 2009 and 2016 he was awarded the YAVIS price for excellent teaching at the Department of Psychology.
List of publications (selection)[edit]
- Papers
- Hirst, G., Van Dick, R., & Van Knippenberg, D. (2009). A social identity perspective on leadership and employee creativity. Journal of Organizational Behavior, 30, 963-982.[2]
- Meyer, J.P., Becker, T.E., & Van Dick, R. (2006). Social identities and commitments at work: Toward and integrative model. Journal of Organizational Behavior, 27, 665-683.
- Richter, A., West, M.A., Van Dick, R., & Dawson, J.F. (2006). Boundary spanners' identification, intergroup contact and effective intergroup relations. Academy of Management Journal, 49, 1252-1269.
- Ullrich, J., Christ, O., & Van Dick, R. (2009). Substitutes for procedural fairness: Prototypical leaders are endorsed whether they are fair or not. Journal of Applied Psychology, 94, 235-244.[2]
- Wieseke, J., Ahearne, M., Lam, S.K., & Van Dick, R. (2009). The role of leaders in internal marketing. Journal of Marketing, 73, 123-145.[2]
- Häusser, J.A., Kattenstroth, M., van Dick, R., & Mojzisch, A. (2012). 'We' are not stressed. Social identity in groups buffers neuroendocrine stress reactions. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 48, 973-977.
- Book chapters
- Van Dick, R. & Haslam, S.A. (2012). Stress and well-being in the workplace: Support for key propositions from the social identity approach. In: J. Jetten, C. Haslam, & S.A. Haslam (eds.), The social cure: Identity, health, and well-being (pp. 175–194). Hove and New York: Psychology Press.
- Haslam, S.A. & Van Dick, R. (2011). A social identity analysis of organizational well-being. In D. De Cremer, R. Van Dick, & K. Murnighan, (eds.). Social psychology and organizations. New York: Taylor & Francis.[4]
- Riketta, M., & Van Dick, R. (2009). Commitment's place in the literature. In H.J. Klein, T.E. Becker, & J.P. Meyer (eds.), Commitment in organizations: Accumulated wisdom and new directions (pp. 69–95). (SIOP Organizational Frontiers Series) New York: Routledge.
- Sluss, D., van Dick, R., & Thompson, B. (2011). Role theory in organizations: A relational perspective. In S. Zedeck (Ed.), Handbook of I/O-Psychology (Vol. 1, pp. 505–534). Washington, DC: American Psychological Association.
- Books
- De Cremer, D., Van Dick, R., & Murnighan, K. (Eds.). (2011). Social psychology and organizations. Taylor & Francis (Series in Organization and Management).[5]
- Löwstedt, J., Larsson, P., Karsten, S., & Van Dick, R. (Eds.), (2007). From Intensified Work to Professional Development – A Journey through European schools. Brussels: PIE Lang.
- Van Dick, R. (2006). Stress und Arbeitszufriedenheit bei Lehrerinnen und Lehrern. Zwischen "Horrorjob" und Erfüllung. [Stress and work satisfaction among teachers] Marburg: Tectum. 2nd edition
- ^ "Leitantrag: SPD-Führung stellt eigene Reformen zur Diskussion". Der Spiegel (in German). 24 October 2009. Retrieved 20 June 2011.
- ^ a b c d "Prof. Dr. Rolf van Dick" (faculty data page), Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany, 2011, webpage: GU.
- ^ a b "Curriculum Vitae" for Rolf Van Dick, Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany, 2011, webpage (PDF): SP-19.
- ^ Book chapter list, Goethe-University Frankfurt, 2011, webpage: GU books.
- ^ Book list, Goethe-University Frankfurt, 2011, webpage: GU books.


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The proof-of-concept consists in loading a cross-domain image as a WebGL texture, and rendering each pixel using a shader program that takes an amount of time proportional to the R, G, B values of pixels. By timing this, they get an approximation of the image.
The attacker has to make a compromise between image quality and time. The higher the wanted quality, the longer it takes to steal.
The biggest hurdle that an attacker faces is that it's usually hard to know the URLs of sensitive images to steal. If the attacker knows URLs to steal and is able to get users to run WebGL scripts, if some users will stay long enough on his page (between 1 and 30 minutes needed depending on image size/quality), he can steal their images with that technique.
The main proposed response to this is to block loading cross-domain images without CORS approval as WebGL textures. We also need to add a check for IsWriteOnly when loading canvases as WebGL textures, otherwise people could just use a canvas as proxy to load cross-domain images.
Other possible responses include:
* do nothing (if you think that there is no serious security problem here --- but I think that the proof-of-concept is serious enough).
* enforce constant-time-per-texel in WebGL shaders that use cross-domain textures (no loops, etc). (Would require serious ANGLE changes to happen first --- outside of our control. Google does not even consider the issue to be serious at the moment, so it doesn't seem that they're rushing to do these ANGLE changes).
I think we should implement the no-cross-domain-textures-without-CORS idea for now, if we want anything to happen soon.
(In reply to comment #1)
> I think we should implement the no-cross-domain-textures-without-CORS idea
> for now, if we want anything to happen soon.
I agree.
Original blog post is public http://www.contextis.com/resources/blog/webgl/
Is there any point in keeping this bug hidden?
I'm dubious this is generically sg:high but it certainly would be for any site that has confidential information embedded in images. I wonder if some of those bank sign-ons that use a personalized image for security use predictable image locations? If so this could be used to defeat that protection against phishing.
(In reply to comment #3)
> Original blog post is public http://www.contextis.com/resources/blog/webgl/
> Is there any point in keeping this bug hidden?
Given that it was hidden, I mentioned in comment 1 Google'sposition on this matter, which they stated on the _private_ WebGL list.
Was "Google's position" informed by input from their security team? CC'ing Chris Evans to see if they really think this is no big deal and potentially coordinate an approach to a fix.
(In reply to comment #5)
> Was "Google's position" informed by input from their security team? CC'ing
> Chris Evans to see if they really think this is no big deal and potentially
> coordinate an approach to a fix.
To be clear, it was just expressed by two engineers, not security team AFAIK. The two Google engineers who replied in this thread didn't think that this security issue was worth limiting what content can do with cross-domain images.
I believe the opinion that it's not a matter of concern might actually come from Khronos group? Not 100% sure.
I haven't looked into it myself. I'm more concerned about the disappointingly nebulous claims of "arbitrary code execution" -- I'm try to track down any concrete bugs.
(In reply to comment #7)
> I believe the opinion that it's not a matter of concern might actually come
> from Khronos group? Not 100% sure.
The WebGL team at Google said that at this point they were against the idea of limiting cross-domain textures. I hope to discuss that with them during tomorrow's WebGL phone call.
> I haven't looked into it myself. I'm more concerned about the
> disappointingly nebulous claims of "arbitrary code execution" -- I'm try to
> track down any concrete bugs.
I'm not concerned about that because they don't have any actual exploit to back their claims there; and their claims about "kernel mode" are meaningless since WebGL shaders have almost nothing to do with the kernel mode part of graphics drivers. When there's a vulnerability in a driver that can be exploited by a crafted shader, that's either a vulnerability in the shader compiler, which is just like any DLL, or that's a vulnerability about accessing illegal video memory (more rare case, only seen on Mac OS 10.5); either way, we respond by blacklisting the OS/driver in question, and we're safe.
We've also seen some system-wide DOS vulnerabilities on Mac, where a crafted shader can freeze the whole graphics system, but have no data at this point about what's happening there. In any case it's just a DOS.
Yeah, I talked to Apple a bit about their DOS issue. Since they own the OS code, and tend to favour a single GPU vendor, they're in good shape to fix themselves up. Since development versions of Safari have WebGL, maybe they already did that.
I reached out to US-CERT to explain the way the blacklisting operates; Chrome does the same thing.
Thanks for driving the texture issue forward.
(In reply to comment #8)
> (In reply to comment #7)
> > I believe the opinion that it's not a matter of concern might actually come
> > from Khronos group? Not 100% sure.
> The WebGL team at Google said that at this point they were against the idea
> of limiting cross-domain textures.
Limiting textures to same-origin in the absence of CORS seems like a no-brainer to me if any kind of program (including shaders) can read the texture data. (I'm shocked that such a limit wasn't in place already.)
I think it would make sense to support CORS for relaxing the same-origin restriction eventually, but adding CORS support seems like too big a thing to put into a chemspill if this issue gets that status.
I can see why without CORS but with same-origin restriction doing stuff like serving textures from a CDN would be annoying, though.
Johnath, suggested that Brandon and Sid might be interested in knowing that fixing this will require us to send the Origin header for images.
(In reply to comment #12)
> Johnath, suggested that Brandon and Sid might be interested in knowing that
> fixing this will require us to send the Origin header for images.
Indeed, they may be utterly uninterested, but I do know that they have gone a couple rounds on origin headers in general; wouldn't want them to miss all the fun.
There is no chance of getting a CORS solution into Firefox 5. The question now is whether this bug is worth an interim fix that simply blocks cross-origin images (or tainted canvases) used in WebGL. That would make Fx4 permissive, Fx5 restrictive, and Fx6 CORS.
For now marking tracking-firefox5, but if we don't want Fx5 different and then Fx6 different again maybe we don't want that interim solution.
You make this call.
During today's WebGL conference call, I said that while I hoped that we would have time to implement the CORS relaxation before we have to ship the fix (disallowing cross-domain textures), I couldn't make any promises as our security team could decide at any time that we need to ship the fix. Google said they understood what I was saying, and were in the same situation.
So really, security team --- it's your call. Meanwhile I'll just write the patch (tomorrow at the latest) for simply blocking cross-domain textures and tainted canvases, so we can ship it if/when you think we should.
I don't see that this bug is actually a huge short-term deal. I've found a ton of cross-origin image theft bugs that work in near-zero time, with perfect image fidelity. And those were never a big deal, as sensitive cookie authenticated images are not a large part of the web -- and of the tiny number that are, many are served at unpredictable URLs.
Contrast the severity of those earlier bugs with this new bug where the theft takes ages and is unreliable and it's pretty clear we're looking at a low severity issue?
(In reply to comment #16)
> I don't see that this bug is actually a huge short-term deal. I've found a
> ton of cross-origin image theft bugs that work in near-zero time, with
> perfect image fidelity.
Hmm, that makes me curious. Can you point to bugzilla.mozilla.org bugs?
> And those were never a big deal, as sensitive cookie
> authenticated images are not a large part of the web -- and of the tiny
> number that are, many are served at unpredictable URLs.
There are also potentially issues with images on intranets at guessable URLs.
It certainly would be convenient if the security community reached a consensus that cross-origin image data should not be considered sensitive. I don't know how you'd make such a decision though.
I think I forgot to update this bug, but during today's WebGL call, Google's WebGL team said they now consider this to be a 'very severe' issue. They said it was the example of a scanned copy of a cheque on one's bank's website that made them change their minds. They are now pushing for the same solution as we do, i.e. disallow cross-domain textures without CORS.
People with a Khronos account can check the minutes:
Which bank hosts scanned check images at predictable locations?
(In reply to comment #19)
> Which bank hosts scanned check images at predictable locations?
I don't know about the 'predictable locations' part, and indeed that is the key to exploitability here.
However, it makes me uncomfortable that security depends on the predictability of image URLs.
I just clicked 'View Cheque' on a check in my account at TD Canada, a major Canadian bank.
Resulting URL:
(where the last 5 stars were 5 decimal digits --- I'm obfuscating them here)
The 'MagicNum' here seems to be just the current Unix epoch time in milliseconds. The server seems to refuse to let me download it a second time, but that may be just because my bank charges for he 'View Cheque' service.
I concede that this doesn't look very easy to exploit but I'm no security expert.
Opera just said they agreed with the proposed solution (block cross-domain textures without CORS).
Should the summary of this bug be changed to "block cross-domain textures without CORS" ? Also, who is going to own this?
I'm sorry. I see that is (presumably) what bug 656277 is doing.
Bug 656277, blocking cross-domain textures, landed, including on beta (Firefox 5). So the security issue is gone. Closing this security bug.
What remains to do now is the CORS relaxation: bug 662599. This will ease getting affect web pages working again.
Marking as fixed 5/6 since it landed for aurora and beta. Would like to track for FF7 since we'd like to soften this in 662599 to match other vendors.
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; rv:7.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/7.0
Is there any way how i could test that this issue was fixed?
I followed the url in this bug and if i click on the buttons steal me, below each image, and i can see the images.
Is that the intended behaviour or should that test fail?
The proof-of-concept,
defaults to a same-domain image. That's why "stealing" works. If you load a cross-domain image, it shouldn't work anymore.
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San Antonio was victimized for 23 points and 11 rebounds by Zach Randolph as the Grizzlies defeated the Spurs 111-104 in NBA action on Sunday.
Bettors who backed the Grizzlies were also rewarded, as they covered the closing number as a favorite of 1 at sportsbooks. Over-Under bettors saw the total score go OVER the closing total of 199.5.
Memphis got 23 points from Tony Allen and another 17 points from O.J. Mayo. Mike Conley contributed 4 assists, while Zach Randolph cleaned the glass with 11 rebounds.
The Spurs got a 30-point performance from George Hill, who was supported by 20 points from Tony Parker. Tony Parker had 6 assists in a losing cause for San Antonio, while DeJuan Blair grabbed 6 rebounds.
First-half bettors who backed Memphis were victorious, as the score was 55-50 at the break.
The rebound battle favored Memphis as they grabbed 40 boards, while San Antonio only had 27.
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Layover at MIAOct 9, 20161I'm flying from POS to LHR and I have layover at MIA for 7hr 18min. Is that enough time to go through US Immigraiton, claim my bags, go through US Customs, go through security and to my departure gate? American Airlines for both legs of the trip.Joe.BSun, Oct 9
change terminal coming from Brussels going to OrlandoOct 10, 20162I have 1h35 connection time in Newark coming from Brussels and going to Orlanda. It indicates we need to change terminals (but I can't find between which terminals). Do I have enough time to change between the terminals. We will be 4 (2 adults and 2 kids of 7 and 5 years ols). thanksMartineFri, Oct 7That is barely enough time if everything goes perfectly. You will have to go through US Immigraiton, claim your bags, go through US Customs, take the AirTrain to Terminal C, go through security and to your departure gate.ZAPFri, Oct 7
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Terminal 1 - Terminal 3Sep 22, 20161I am arriving from Chicago into YYZ at 10:26 AM and have to make it to Terminal 3 for an international flight that departs at 1:00 PM. Is this enough time?JillThu, Sep 22
ASIANA AIRLINES --- SFO - New Delhi (short layover at ICN)Sep 18, 20160Hello I am flying from SFO to New Delhi on November with Asiana Airlines and the flight has a short connection at ICN (Seoul Airport) for 1 hour and 25 minutes. Considering this is a short connection will it be enough time for me to catch my next flight to Delhi? I am Also flying Asiana from ICN to Delhi. In addition do I have to go through security again? Please advise.glazSun, Sep 18
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14 hour connection at NewarkAug 30, 20161Hi, I am looking to book a trip from the Uk to Las Vegas however the return flight includes a 14 hour connection at Newark, I was wondering would we be able to leave the airport during this time to explore the city and if so how realistic is 'popping' into New York and returning to the airport? Regards Laura HuntxlawsxTue, Aug 30
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time to reach teminal F from Terminal DAug 11, 20161Hi. I have a connecting flight from Boston to Cleveland. I will reach at terminal D at and have to ctach next flat at terminal F within an hour. Will that be possible in this duration.SThu, Aug 11
Flying from UK, 2hr 05min layover from T5 to T1Aug 10, 20161Hello, We are flying on Wednesday from the UK to Orlando. We fly Manchester - Brussels - Chicago - Orlando. We arrive at T5 at 11:55 and our next flight is from T1 at 14:00. Never having done this my question is this: Do we need to go through customs/immigration before moving between the two terminals? Is it do-able? It seems very tight on time to me. TIA, VictoriaVictoriaWed, Aug 10Yes, you will arrive in T5, go through US Immigration, claim your bags, go through US Customs, re-check your bags at the re-check desk, then Take the ATS train to Terminal 1, go through security and to your departure gate. You have enough time if everything goes smoothly.ZAPWed, Aug 10


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