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any restrictions bathing from the 22 wells
Can anyone take a bath from the 22 wells.? Someone told me only those whose father had passed on were to take the bath implying, those whose fathers were alive should not.
Need Travel Agent in Rameshwaram
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how to plan visit
i m reaching rameswaram railway station on 30th oct at 1200 hrs and going back on 31 st oct at 1700 hrs. how can i plan my visit in this durATION and visit all the temples and vising places, where can i stay at normal budget. plz guide me accordingly.
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Respected friends,
What is the most important thing(offering) to perform at Rameswaram temple?
traveling to rameshwaram for the first time, greatful for any information about.
First, if there are any nice simple hotels near a beach, that is not too crowded and clean. Then, what are the "must see"? Nice places for vegetarian food would be nice. Any special festivals from 14 to 30 march?
I have not been traveling much around India, but from all that i saw, most beautiful i found the beaches near Gokarna, Karnataka. Now, would like to see other places, but searching for a similar atmosphere.
Thank you for any kind of information about Rameshwaram...
Family accomdation
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we are family of 3 with kid planning to visit Rameswaram. we would like to find decent hotel accomdation for family friendly. I would also like suggestion about nice place to eat especially nice south indian food near temple. and places to see suggestion would be great help for us.
Decent Hotel in Rameswaram?
I will be in Rameswaram for about three days in January for an eclipse on the 15th (my burfday!). I am having trouble making a hotel rez from the USA. Any advice? Main gateway is Chennai, and I will be India Railing it around Tamil Nadu and Kerala the remainder of the time.
What is the shortest rout to reach Rameswaram by air ? Chennai or Coimbatore.
From Rameswaram I want to go to Madurai. I have already booked Air tickets from Mumai to Chennai. Please guide me so that I can change my plan or tickets accordingly.
is thir any flights to rameswaram
Now i am in pune, i want the connecting flights from pune to rameswaram.
can u please send me details.....
Hotels in Rameswaram
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18th and 19th Centuries
1. Who was the first human being to fly? The first person to fly, in a hot air balloon, was François Pilâtre de Rozier of France, who on October 15, 1783, rose to a height of 84 feet on a tether. The hot air was provided by a straw fire below the balloon. On November 21, 1783, de Rozier and Marquis d'Arlandes made the world's first free flight when their balloon flew 51/2 miles across Paris. They reached a maximum altitude of about 1000 feet in the 50-foot diameter Montgolfier balloon.
2. Who was the first woman to fly? The first woman to fly, in a hot air balloon, was the Countess de Montalembert, who made a tethered flight in a Montgolfier hot air balloon on May 20, 1784, in Paris.
3. Who was the first person to be killed in a balloon? The first person to be killed while ballooning was Pilâtre de Rozier on June 15, 1785. De Rozier was attempting to fly across the English Channel when his combination hot air and hydrogen balloon caught fire and crashed. The balloon crashed near Boulogne, also killing de Rozier's companion, Jules Romain.
4. Who made the first balloon flight in America? The first flight by a balloon in the United States was made on January 9, 1793, by the Frenchman Jean Pierre Blanchard. Blanchard rose in a hydrogen balloon from Philadelphia and landed in Gloucester, New Jersey, 46 minutes later.
5. Who was the first American aeronaut? The first American to fly in America was New Yorker Charles Durant. On September 9, 1830, he ascended from Castle Garden, New York, in his balloon, landing in South Amboy, New Jersey two hours later.
6. When was a balloon first used in warfare? The first military reconnaissance by a balloon was made by J. M. Coutelle for the French army at the Battle of Maubeuge on June 2, 1794. The balloon Entreprenant was also used for observations against the Austrians at the Battle of Fleurus on June 26, 1794.
7. When was the balloon first used for military purposes in America? The balloon was first used by the American military on October 1, 1861, during the Civil War, when the Federal Balloon Corps was formed with five balloons and fifty men under the command of Thaddeus Lowe. They were first used in combat on May 31, 1862 when a Union tethered balloon, piloted by T. S. Lowe, saved Union forces from defeat at the Battle of Fair Oaks, Virginia.
8. What was the first long-distance international balloon flight? The first long-distance international balloon flight was made by Charles Green of England in a gas balloon. In July 1836 he flew from London to Nassau, Germany—480 miles in 18 hours.
9. Who was the first person to make a parachute jump? The first ever parachute descent was made by the Frenchman André Garnerin, who jumped from a balloon at 3000 feet near Paris, on October 22, 1797.
10. Who made the first parachute jump in America? The first parachute descent from a balloon in America was made by Charles Guille on August 2, 1819. Guille jumped from a hydrogen balloon at 8000 feet over Brooklyn, New York.
11. Who was the first person to be carried aloft in a heavier-than-air craft? In 1853 an unknown ten-year-old boy became airborne in a glider constructed by Sir George Cayley near Scarborough, Yorkshire, England. The boy, son of one of Cayley's estate workers, became airborne in the glider after it was towed downhill by manpower into a breeze.
12. Who was the first person to fly a powered heavier-than-air craft (unmanned)? American professor Samuel P. Langley of the Smithsonian Institution became interested in aeronautics in the 1880s, and, in the 1890s built powered aircraft with 14-foot wingspans. With the help of Augustus Herring, Langley developed a tandem-monoplane steam-powered aircraft that first flew successfully when catapulted from a houseboat on the Potomac River in May, 1896. Langley's longest flights with this aircraft, Aerodrome #5, measured over ¾ mile and included controlled turns and stable climbing flight. This aircraft was built as a precursor to a full-sized, man-carrying aircraft, which failed miserably when launched in 1903.
13. When was the world's first powered airship built? The world's first powered, manned dirigible flew on September 24, 1852, when the Frenchman Henri Giffard flew his 144-foot long, steam-engine powered non-rigid airship from the Paris Hippodrome. The 17-mile flight to Trappes was made at an average speed of 5 mph. This flight was only tentative, but it marked the beginning of the practical airship.
14. What was the world's first successful rigid airship? The first flight in a rigid airship was made by Count Ferdinand Von Zeppelin's LZ-1 on July 2, 1900. The 420-foot long, aluminum-framed airship carried five people on a 20-minute flight over Germany's Lake Constance, at a speed of 9 mph.
15. Who was the first person to attempt a flight across the Atlantic Ocean? On October 6, 1873, Washington H. Donaldson attempted the first flight across the Atlantic Ocean, in a gas balloon. Financed by the New York Daily Illustrated Graphic, the 600,000-cubic-foot balloon lifted off from the Capitoline Grounds, Brooklyn. Along with Donaldson was a navigator, Alfred Ford, and George Lunt, a reporter. After crossing Long Island and the Long Island Sound, the balloon ran into a severe thunderstorm over Connecticut and was forced down six hours later.
16. Who was the first person to make a controlled glider flight? The first person to make sustained, controlled gliding flights was Otto Lilienthal of Germany. Between 1891 and 1896, Lilienthal made over 2000 glides, some of them several hundred feet, down a large hill he had constructed near Berlin. His gliders were mostly monoplanes with fixed tails, and limited control was achieved by shifting the pilot's body weight. Unfortunately, Lilienthal was killed when one of his gliders was upset by a sudden gust of wind in 1896. Thus he also became the first person to be killed in an aircraft.
The Pioneers: 1902–1913
17. Who made the first powered flights in the United States? The first powered flights in the United States were made by Leo Stevens and Edward Boice in two small airships over Brooklyn, New York, on September 30, 1902. Stevens flew an airship of his own design, while Boice was flying the Santos-Dumont Number 6. Equipped with 10 horsepower gasoline engines, both airships made flights of about 45 minutes in front of thousands of spectators.
18. Who built the first successful man-carrying powered aircraft? The first heavier-than-air craft to achieve manned, powered, controlled flight was unquestionably the Wright Flyer of 1903. Built by Wilbur and Orville Wright of Dayton, Ohio, the Flyer evolved from several successful gliders built over a three-year period. In order to build a successful aircraft, the Wrights first had to develop a wing shape that would give them sufficient lift, a powerful gasoline engine, efficient propellers, and a revolutionary three-axis control system. The Wright Flyer first flew on December 17, 1903, at Kittyhawk, North Carolina. Four flights were made that first day, the longest covering about 852 feet in 59 seconds. When the Wrights finally gave public demonstration flights in 1908, they electrified the world and gave great impetus to the newborn aviation industry. Several others claim to have flown successfully prior to the Wrights' first flights, most notably Gustave Whitehead of Bridgeport, Connecticut in 1901. There is no documentary evidence to prove these claims, however.
19. Who was the first person killed in a powered aircraft? The first fatality of an airplane crash was Lieutenant Thomas Selfridge of the U.S. Army on September 17, 1908. The accident occurred at Fort Myer, Virginia, when a Wright biplane piloted by Orville Wright crashed, killing its passenger. The accident occurred during army acceptance trials of the new flying machine when a control wire broke or was cut by a propeller, causing the machine to crash from about 75 feet.
20. What was the world's first aircraft manufacturing company? The world's first aircraft manufacturing company was Voisin Frères, established in Billancourt, France in November 1906 by Gabriel and Charles Voisin. The company originally had two employees. Their first order, received in December 1906, was for an ornithopter that never flew. Their first successful aircraft was a box kite-like biplane, built for Léon Delagrange, which flew in Bagatelle in March 1907.
21. Who built the world's first helicopter? The first helicopter to lift a man from the ground was built by the Bréguet brothers in France in 1907. Although this lifted a man from the ground on September 29 of that year, it was not free flight, as four men on the ground steadied the craft. However on November 13, 1907, a man-carrying helicopter built by Paul Cornu successfully flew near Lisieux, France. The twin-rotor free flying helicopter was powered by a 24-hp Antoinette engine.
22. What was the first official flight in Europe of at least one kilometer? The first official flight in Europe of at least one kilometer was made by Henri Farman on January 13, 1908. Flying a Voisin biplane, he flew just over one kilometer, in front of many witnesses, at Issy-les-Moulineaux.
23. Who made the first "cross-country" flight in an airplane? The first "cross-country" flight was made by Henri Farman on October 30, 1908. He flew from Bouy, France, to Rheims—14 miles in 20 minutes.
24. Who made the first flight in France? The first flight in France was made on November 12, 1906, by the Brazilian-born builder and pilot Alberto Santos-Dumont, in Paris. He flew his 14 bis 722 feet in 21 seconds. Basically the plane was a man-carrying box kite powered by a 50-hp Antoinette engine. This flight won him the French Aero Club's prize for the first flight of more than 100 meters.
25. Who made the first flight in Italy? The first flight in Italy was made by the French sculptor and aviator Léon Delagrange in Voisin in October 1907. Delagrange was killed flying a Blériot in 1910.
26. Who made the first flight in Germany? The first flight in Germany was made by the Dane, J. C. Ellehammer in a triplane of his own design at Kiel, in June 1907. A later version of this triplane was flown by the first German pilot, Hans Grade, at Magdeburg in October 1907.
27. Who made the first flight in Austria? The first flight in Austria was made by the Frenchman, G. Legagneaux at Vienna in April 1908 in a Voisin. The first Austrian to fly was Igo Etrich in a Taube in November 1908.
28. Who made the first flight in Russia? The first flight in Russia was made by V. Schkrouff in a Voisin at Odessa in July 1908.
29. Who made the first flight in Sweden? The first flight in Sweden was made by the Frenchman G. Legagneaux at Stockholm in his Voisin in July 1908.
30. Who made the first flight in Rumania? The first flight in Rumania was made by Louis Blériot in his monoplane at Bucharest in October 1908.
31. Who made the first flight in England? The first flight in England was made by the American Samuel F. Cody in his British Army Aeroplane No. 1 on October 16, 1908. The 1390-foot flight was made at Farnborough and ended in a crash landing.
32. Who made the first flight in Canada? The first flight in Canada was made by the Canadian J. A. D. McCurdy on February 23, 1909 over Baddeck Bay, Nova Scotia in the Silver Dart.
33. Who made the first flight in Ireland? The first flight in Ireland was made by H. G. Ferguson of Belfast in December 1909 in an airplane of his own design that resembled a Blériot.
34. Who made the first flight in Thailand (Siam)? The first flight in Thailand was made by Major Luang Sakdi Salyavudh of the Royal Siamese Army in December 1913 in a Nieuport.
35. Who made the first flight in Egypt? The first flight in Egypt was made by G. W. Dawes in a British-built Blériot at Heliopolis in January 1910.
36. Who made the first flight in Australia? The first flight in Australia was made by Colin Defries in an imported Wright biplane at Sydney in January 1910.
37. Who made the first flight in New Zealand? The first flight in New Zealand was made by the Frenchman Henri Pequet on February 18, 1911, in a Humber biplane, from Allahabad to Naini Junction—a distance of five miles.
38. Who was the first woman to fly in an airplane? The first woman to fly in an airplane was Frenchwoman Madame Thérèse Peltier, who was taken aloft by Léon Delagrange in a Voisin on July 8, 1908.
39. Who was the first pilot to be killed flying an airplane? The first pilot of a powered airplane to die while flying was Eugène Lefèbvre of France. He was killed while flying a Wright Model A in Port Juvisy, France on September 7, 1909.
40. Who was the first American woman to be killed in an airplane? The first American woman to be killed in a plane crash was Julie Clark of Denver, Colorado. On June 17, 1912, her Curtiss Model D struck a tree at Springfield, Illinois.
41. What was the world's first international air meet? The world's first international air meet was held in Rheims, France between August 22 and 29, 1909. Thirty-five aircraft competed for prizes for speed, altitude, endurance, and distance. Henri Farman of France established new records for duration and distance by flying 112 miles in 3 hours, 4 minutes. Glenn Curtiss took top honors for speed with a high of 45 mph.
42. What was the first international air meet in America? The first international air meet in America was at Belmont Park, Long Island, New York between October 22, and 31, 1910. Some 40 American and European aviators and aircraft participated, and crowds of 100,000 viewed the events daily. New altitude, endurance, and speed records were set. Perhaps the most exciting, and dangerous, race was from Belmont Park to the Statue of Liberty and back. The contest was won by American John Moisant in a very close, and disputed, finish over Englishman Claude Graham White.
43. What was America's first airport? Although there is some question as to what can be called an airport, or airfield (as opposed to just a place where one plane was test flown), America's first public flying field was most likely the one in Mineola, New York. Glenn Curtiss first brought his Golden Flyer there, in June, 1909, because he admired the flat, wide open spaces of Long Island's Hempstead Plains. By the end of July, the New York Aeronautic Society set up its headquarters there, and almost immediately there were a wide variety of airplanes on the field, either under construction, flying, or attempting to fly. Charles Willard took flying instructions from Glenn Curtiss in Mineola in July 1909, and by September, Henry Walden built his first successful monoplane on the field.
44. Who made the first public demonstration flights in an airplane in America? The first public demonstration of an airplane in America was made in Hammondsport, New York, on July 4, 1908. Glenn Curtiss, flying the June Bug, made a flight of over one mile in 1 minute 42 seconds, before a large crowd, to win the Scientific American trophy for the first flight of one kilometer.
45. Who was the first American to have a pilot's license? The first American to hold a pilot's license was Glenn Curtiss. On October 7, 1909, Curtiss was awarded an FAI (Fédération Aéronautique Internationale) certificate; he was given Aero Club of France Certificate #2.
46. Who was the first military pilot to solo? The first American Army pilot to solo was Lieutenant Frederic Humphreys, on October 26, 1909, at College Park, Maryland. He made two circuits of the field in three minutes. He was followed by Lieutenant Frank Lahm who flew six times around the field, remaining aloft for 13 minutes.
47. Who was the first American President to fly? The first American President to fly, although a former president, was Theodore Roosevelt on October 11, 1910. Roosevelt flew as a passenger with Arch Hoxsey in a Wright Model B at an air meet in St. Louis.
48. Who was the first aviator to fly a mile high? The first aviator to fly to a height of at least one mile was Walter Brookins on July 9, 1910. Brookins reached 6175 feet in his Wright Model B over Atlantic City, New Jersey.
49. Who made the first two-way radio communication between an airplane in flight and the ground? The first radio communication between an airplane in flight and the ground was made by Elmo Pickerill on August 4, 1910. Flying a Wright Model B from Mineola, Long Island, New York, Pickerill established communication with a ground station while over Manhattan Beach, Brooklyn.
50. Who was the first airplane passenger? The first passenger ever to be carried in an airplane was Charles Furnas, who was carried aloft by Wilbur Wright on May 14, 1908. The flight covered about ½ mile in 30 seconds. Later the same day Wright flew Furnas for about 2.5 miles in 4 minutes, 2 seconds. Furnas sat on top of the lower wing, next to Wilbur Wright, holding on to a strut.
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Gorgeous photos, but I went for the standard merely large edition. More practical, you see.
The British Museum has a fascinating exhibition on right now of Ice Age art - sculptures and artefacts created by our ancient ancestors tens of thousands of years ago. There's tons of amazing stuff on show, but one of the most fascinating things to me was a simple bone disc.
The disc is carved with a picture of a bovine animal on each side. And there's a hole in the middle. But the two images on each side line up perfectly.
So the theory is that this was essentially a really incredibly early thaumatrope. You know the simple trick of drawing a bird on one side of a card and a cage on the other? You then attach the card to two cords and spin it around its axis, and persistence of vision causes the two images to superimpose in our mind, creating the illusion of a caged bird. These were "invented" in the early 1800s.
Apparently not. It seems that persistence of vision was actually being exploited by ancient humans thousands upon thousands of years ago. Amazing.
(note: this isn't an April Fools Day post - I just happened to visit the museum today!)
Apparently an an ordinary consumer camera, encased in a waterproof diving shell, has survived a 5 year journey across the oceans!
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The Aakash tablet is in the news again, none of it very flattering. Our dear 'tablet in the sky' has courted controversy enough for a life time, and, consequently, this post will not dwell on problems of the past.
Nonetheless, every time Kapil Sibal insists that the Aakash will be delivered to every student, (regardless of whether or not they need or want it), it reminds me strangely of that French princess who, after learning that there was no bread for the peasants to eat, proclaimed: "Then let them eat cake!"
The analogy, though not immediately apparent, becomes clear when one realizes that both the peasants and the lower-to-middle class school and college students have no immediate need for either cake or the Aakash tablet. They would rather prefer bread, proper teachers and up-to-date educational facilities.
The grand Aakash tablet programme and its other uglier offspring—the one laptop for every child, one computer for every student gimmicks— are a classic case of the ' >cargo cult scenario' that has utterly consumed India.
Cargo cults were first properly noticed back during World War II, when the American and Japanese armies brought in large amounts of equipment/food/technology onto various islands in the Pacific region. These islands were mostly inhabited by a tribal/technologically backward population.
The combatants used these islands as various staging points in the war and distributed the food and technology, which were brought through planes, freely to the local population. When the war was done, these military bases shut down, thereby ceasing the flow of goods and materials to these islands. This is when the cargo cults started popping up.
In an attempt to attract further deliveries of these goods, the natives started engaging in ritualistic practices such as building imitation landing strips, aircraft and radio equipment out of bamboo and so on. They thought by building these things, they could bring back the airplanes that brought them that wonderful technology and equipment.
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The Aakash programme is very similar to what the natives of the Pacific Islands were trying to do. By mimicking behaviour that was observed among the holders of 'wealth', the natives believed the wealth would come to themselves as well.
The Government at this point is blinded by the technological prowess of more developed nations and believes that if we put a piece of mediocre technology in each of our childrens' hands—we will suddenly fast-forward the process of our development.
If every American child has an iPad, then our children must have the Aakash – surely that will bring our educational and developmental process up to speed? This is a deeply flawed logic.
At no point has there been significant debate on what these students will do with these tablets and laptops that are being thrusted at them from every corner. Neither has there been any debate on what are the other possible factors that have boosted the quality of education in other western countries. For example, how should it be implemented into the education curriculum? If so, will the teachers be taught as well?
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The problem is that in our rush to show that we are on the path towards development, we have forgotten to chart a proper course >on how to get there.
For instance, we have already seen what happens when laptops are dumped on college-aged students— >they sell them for a quick buck as soon as they lay their hands on them. These projects are, perversely, being used to stimulate our economy rather than being used to further education.
Dumping technology on children will not magically transform them—hell, there isn't even enough data on whether >mixing technology with a properly guided pedagogical method has proved to be a success.
A multi-pronged approach on the goals of such laptop/computer/tablet scheme is necessary. Various factors such as literacy, technical knowledge, etc must be measured in order to ensure the effectiveness/failure of such projects as well.
What is truly surprising, however, is that instead of the above— the topic of how the Aakash and other freebie laptops can be used to enable students is just emerging now. This is after two years and hundred of crores of rupees down the drain!
The bottom line is that Indian politicians are hopelessly obsessed with cyclical fads, peddled by vendors, which bear only the loosest relationship to pedagogical research. They rarely sit down and think, and instead are thrilled to spend a great deal of taxpayer money to learn new jargon and collect new equipment.
The latest 'whiz-bang' technology only makes this problem more apparent—but it isn't a problem of institutional purchasing— and it certainly isn't confined to the Aakash.
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'Follow the money' goes the famous journalist saying. And where does the money lead us? The number of 'force a laptop down every student's throat' schemes, which have only multiplied as each State rushes to outdo the other, has quietly benefitted Messrs. Hewlett-Packard, HCL Technologies, Acer and a hundreds of other technology firms that mass produce these products.
Currently, >20 to 25 per cent of these companies' revenue comes from these Government sanctioned distribution schemes.
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Covenants not to compete can be valuable for an employer. But, as in many areas of employment law, non-compete law is always changing. Below are some issues for employers to consider, as well as some recent court developments.
Know the law in the applicable jurisdiction (or even better, get assistance from someone who knows the applicable law). This sounds basic, right? Before you get your employee to sign a covenant not to compete, find out about your state's law regarding restrictive covenants. Many states have one or more statutes addressing covenants not to compete, while other states, such as Mississippi, rely on case law. But many states have nuances in this area of the law that are unique and important.
In a recent case in Louisiana, a federal district court refused to enforce the non-compete agreement because the geographical limitations were overly broad and did not comply with the applicable statute, which requires specification of the parishes at issue.1 In this case, the employee, Hasan Quddus, entered into an employment agreement when he began working for MARiTECH Commercial, Inc. The employment agreement had a non-compete clause which stated that if Quddus elected to terminate this agreement for any reason, then "he shall not perform duties as a marine cargo surveyor in Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, and Florida for a period of two years from the date this agreement is terminated." Quddus voluntarily terminated his employment in 2012 and went to work for AI Marine Surveyors. MARiTECH filed suit against Quddus and AI Marine seeking to enforce the agreement. The defendants moved to dismiss the claim for breach of the employment agreement. Non-compete agreements are governed by Louisiana Revised Statute § 23:921, which states that contracts or agreements restraining anyone's "lawful profession, trade, or business of any kind ... shall be null and void" unless one of the enumerated statutory exceptions applies. The relevant exception provides:
Any person... who is employed as an agent, servant, or employee may agree with his employer to refrain from carrying on or engaging in a business similar to that of the employer and/or from soliciting customers of the employer within a specified parish or parishes, municipality or municipalities, or parts thereof, so long as the employer carries on a like business therein, not to exceed a period of two years from termination of employment.
Thus, because the geographical limitations were overly broad and did not comply with the statute, the court held that the non-compete agreement was unenforceable as a matter of law and granted the defendants' motion to dismiss this claim.
Determine exactly when the employee should sign. This is really a subtopic of "know the law in your jurisdiction." In a recent case applying Alabama law, the United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit affirmed a judgment denying an employer's motion for preliminary injunction.2 The district court denied the injunction preventing the former employee, Dawson, from working for his new employer, Millennium, concluding that the non-compete agreement he previously signed was void under Alabama law. The Court held that Dawson signed the agreement "a few days" before he actually began his employment with his former employer, Ameritox, and thus, under the applicable Alabama law, the agreement was void. Under the cases construing Alabama's statute, the exception to the voidness of non-compete agreements does not save such an agreement, unless the employer-employee relationship exists "at the time the agreement is executed." Because Dawson signed the agreement a few days before his employment began, the court held the agreement was void.
Of course, waiting too long to have an employee sign a non-compete agreement after beginning employment can also be risky. In June, the Kentucky Supreme Court held that a former employee's three-year non-compete agreement was not enforceable when his former employer asked him to sign it after working there for 16 years, and did not give him a raise or a bonus.3 As these two cases show, it is generally advisable to have the employee sign the non-compete agreement when she or he begins working. Some states take the position that continued employment is sufficient consideration for a covenant not to compete. Other states hold that continued employment is not sufficient without a raise, bonus or other consideration. And many times, it is not a hard and fast rule, but depends on the facts and the equities of the particular case.
Don't overreach. Be careful about being overly aggressive in a normal employer/employee covenant not to compete. Before making the geographic prohibition include five different states, you should consider whether the employee actually works or likely will work in all states and whether a court applying the governing law would likely uphold this geographic limitation under the circumstances. Or consider whether a non-solicitation agreement would suffice, which does not prevent the employee from working for a competitor, but could prevent the employee from soliciting clients or other company employees after the employment is terminated.
Select the governing law. Most businesses like certainty. Because covenants not to compete are governed by state law, it is a good practice to add a clause about which state's law governs. For small businesses that only operate in one state and only have employees in one state, this is less important, as presumably that state's law will apply. Many businesses have multiple offices and employees doing business with customers in multiple states. Having a governing law or choice-of-law provision that has a reasonable relationship with the employment agreement can save time and money.4 If you don't select what law applies, you or your attorney might have to conduct a choice of law analysis once your employee leaves to work for a competitor. This can be expensive and often lead to undesirable results.
Independent contractors v. employees. As a general rule, covenants not to compete are better suited for employees and should generally not be used for someone who is an independent contractor. If you are considering using a covenant not to compete for an independent contractor, you should consider a few issues. First, as a general rule, you probably can protect trade secrets and other confidential proprietary information that are made available to an independent contractor and really don't need a covenant not to compete. You could get the independent contractor to sign a confidentiality provision or a non-disclosure agreement. This is not absolutely required to protect trade secrets, but is a good idea.
Second, you should consider that if you use a non-compete agreement for someone you designate as an independent contractor, that agreement might later be used to argue that the person is really an employee and not an independent contractor. For instance, as all employers are aware, there has been a surge in wage and hour cases under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) over the past few years. Many of these cases involve the initial question of whether the plaintiffs are actually employees (and thus covered by the FLSA) or independent contractors. Many courts have held that a non-compete agreement will generally weigh towards a finding that he or she is an employee and not an independent contractor. It may just be one factor among many, but it might be enough to create a fact question and send the case to trial. As one court held: "[defendant] cannot have it both ways: that is, she cannot claim that her maids are independent contractors, who would traditionally be free to use their skills wherever they please, and simultaneously prevent them from working for other maid services in the Chicagoland area."5
Conclusion. Again, this is an area of law that is constantly evolving and can be fact sensitive. Courts construing covenants not to compete often consider the equities of the present situation, including the interests of the employer, the employee and sometimes, the public. A lot can depend on the jurisdiction, industry, technology used, education and the income of the employee. Employers who use non-competes and non-solicitation agreements should periodically review their agreements based on recent legal developments.
1 Maritech Commercial, Inc. v. Quddus, NO. CIV.A. 13-0613, 2014 WL 2624944, (E.D. La. Jun 12, 2014).
2 Dawson v. Ameritox, Ltd., --- Fed. Appx. ----, 2014 WL 3361169 (11th Cir. Jul 10, 2014).
3 Charles T. Creech, Inc. v. Brown, 433 S.W.3d 345 (Ky. 2014).
4 See e.g. Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc. v. Moses, NO. 2:14CV380, 2014 WL 3783343 (E.D. Va., Jul 31, 2014) (where federal district court in Virginia applied Delaware law, based on choice-of-law provision in agreement and granted former employer's motion for preliminary injunction based on non-solicitation agreement).
5 Swinney v. AMcomm Telecomm., Inc., NO. 12-12925, 2014 WL 2864805, (E.D. Mich. Jun 24, 2014) ("The Court further notes that the independent contractor agreement contains a non-compete agreement, which in and of itself weighs in favor of viewing Plaintiffs as employees.")
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I am looking into starting my own business. Unfortunately, it's not really a tea business, per se, but it draws a lot of inspiration from the tea industry and the techniques therein. So I figured that I would ask around here, since I'm a loyal Adagio tea drinker.
I'm looking for wholesale tea sachets. The empty kind. Or "bags," if you will. I'm open to different varieties, because the main problem is that I just don't know where to find the blasted things outside of specialty stores online that want too much for too little if I'm going to be retailing the product. Is there any company that allows you to order online or has an online catalog, or any company at all that y'all can direct me to?
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Adagio actually carries some paper filters--100 for $3. That's the best price I've seen...wholesale or not.
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I've considered those, but due to the reviews I am kind of iffy. I'll likely cave and get some, but the fact that they have problems with longer steep times rings a lot of bells in my head; the use I intend to put them to will see them in hot water for 5 minutes with something a bit heavier than tea.
We also have a wholesale site- http://www.adagioXL.com. You can create an account with a valid tax/reseller ID.
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we have landed some patches to clean up talos a bit more and during the next talos downtime we need to update talos.zip.
You can get talos.zip from:
The two bugs which were fixed depend on this bug.
I am going to assume this requires a treeclosure. This is going to happen next week at the earliest.
yeah, a tree closure is usually needed for talos updates. Next week works fine.
Which zip shall I land?
or this:
I would deploy it tomorrow morning on a tree-closure only if I get this answered on time.
I would suspect the anodelman one since it probably includes my changes as well. I will let Alice comment on what her zip contains...regardless we can easily create a .zip file that has all pending talos changes.
This wouldn't be a problem if a talos update include a fresh pull from hg to create the .zip. That might be something to consider doing in the future.
please use the one that alice has:
5c7b44ac3599 is the most current pull and should be used.
*** Bug 610841 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
ae90ded66004d69ba2d27b16dcf9adf5 /home/armenzg/talos.beforeBug610841.zip
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Is it known the increased size?
hmm, the talos.zip on my share is 5972769 in size, I wonder if the .zip file alice has has a tp4.zip or some additional .zip file included in it. I looked at the patches that have landed and I don't see any new files, just small tweaks to the same files.
Triggered a new set of talos jobs for mozilla-central/f7e0aeb5462b just for reference.
appears to be .hg files:
joel@joel-laptop:~$ diff -r joel alice
Only in alice/talos: .hg
Only in alice/talos: .hgtags
diff -r joel/talos/run_tests.py alice/talos/run_tests.py
< vals = [[x, 'NULL'] for x in cd[count_type]]
< utils.stamped_msg("Generating results file: " + counterName, "Started")
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> continue
> vals = [[x, 'NULL'] for x in cd[count_type]]
diff -r joel/talos/sample.config alice/talos/sample.config
> browser.bookmarks.max_backups : 0
Binary files joel/talos.zip and alice/talos.zip differ
joel and I agreed that the bundle might be bigger but it has no effect on talos.
I added notes on https://wiki.mozilla.org/Auto-tools/staging#Talos_Changes
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Voices: Where is the support for our teachers?
By Betty R. Anderson
Another child needed food today. She glanced at her checkbook and decided to stop by the grocery store. Another child came to school today in freezing weather without a coat. She called her husband and told him to bring the coat she left on the chair by the door. She was in the middle of putting her schedule on the board when someone interrupted her halfway through. She stopped at 11 o'clock.
Today wasn't a half day of school, but some of the students panic, for this would mean that they wouldn't get lunch. They needed that lunch, for often there wasn't any food waiting for them at home. She started a program with her own money to have food ready for those students. She followed him through grade school, high school and part of college, offering him words of encouragement. His students came first. They needed books to read, so he used his money to buy books for them. There are children who need an advocate and she spends time speaking for these children.
Who are these people? They are teachers. Teachers should have a special place in the heart of all Americans. Many countries show great respect for their teachers. Some teachers still receive email from some of their students from other countries.
There is a need for leaders to work hard at building a future for the most precious gift, our children. They need to set a good example by supporting the teachers. Where is the support? Why do you choose to use the teachers as a way of satisfying financial goals that have plagued the state for years? Your false promises, dishonest leaders and an unfair justice system that punish all, especially teachers, who believed they were planning for a future outside the classroom.
You have the power to be fair; as Frederick Douglass says, "Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will." Stop the punishment. Teachers who earned Social Security while working other jobs prior to becoming educators ended up losing many of those benefits, and now it's their pension. Leaders, do you all have a clue as to what's really happening today in society?
Leaders, sincere honest leaders. Where are you? Do you have children, grandchildren? Of course you do, and all teachers are thankful for you and the support that you give. You can be sure of the effort that teachers put forth in the classroom in order that your children and grandchildren receive the best education possible.
Praise to the leaders who see teachers' predicament and strive daily trying to get the deserved benefit for teachers. Teachers will not forget. They will not let their leaders stand alone, for teachers care!
The state is hurting, but it will never recover at the expense of someone else's survival, nor until honesty become a tool of survival.
Students need teachers. The position where teachers are today does nothing to encourage young people to enter the field of teaching. Teaching is a profession that must not die. They need to be appreciated for who they are. They are willing to go the last mile for their students, whether it's mentoring, supervisors, buying pencils, books or just being there.
Why should teachers suffer in so many ways, when all they want to do is a first rate job? They put so much of self into the classroom. Reaching out to their students and the students' parents has become a part of who they are. Who are they? They are people who have become teachers.
Betty R. Anderson, who is a retired third-grade teacher from Champaign Unit 4 School District, lives in in Westville. She loves to write and she wrote her first book, "Reaching For The Beauty and Facts of Life," last year. Her book of short stories, "Last Chance," will be out the middle of March.
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In Australia we are taught that Macedonia is a Greek province and that Alexander the Great was the king of the Hellenic empire. (Feb 16, 2015 | post #455529)
Bahahahahahah. You're a brain dead monkey. All you Slavs from the Croats, Serbs, Bulgarians and the FYROM speak the same language. All people in FYROM are Slavs. Go get educated. (Feb 12, 2015 | post #1576)
You seriously need to get educated or get help. One of the two. Or for your case....both. (Jan 8, 2015 | post #1574)
Is Macedonia Hellenic YES or NO
Lol. Yes the yugoslavobastards were very upset. The truth can not be hidden my friend. Macedonia is forever Greek (Jan 6, 2015 | post #453089)
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Hahaha. You lying turkoslavo. Hahahahah aha. Even the telegraph/paper stated he was Greek. Go cry us a river you dumb shi7 (Jan 6, 2015 | post #453084)
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Macedonia is Greek. FYROM is Yugoslav. The people there speak Bulgarian. Macedonians in northern Greece who have links to the ancient Hellenes of Macedonia ARE GREEK !!!!!! Go get educated. (Jan 6, 2015 | post #453083)
Your profile says you're Macedonian. Your country says you're FYROM meaning you're Yugoslav living in a region of Macedonia. The ancient Macedonians were Greek. The Bulgarians don't recognize your language as Macedonian because you speak Bulgarian. So please explain. What the hell are you? (Jan 6, 2015 | post #1562)
Is Macedonia Hellenic YES or NO
You live in Sydney and you didn't even go to the Alexander the Great exhibition at the Australian museum. You would have died crying. The museum said that he was Greek. You poor soul. FYROM is landlocked and will soon be extinct. (Jan 6, 2015 | post #453059)
I went to the Australian museum in Sydney to view "2000 years of Alexander the Great". It surly proved that he was Greek. Just like king Leonids of Sparta was Greek. The Slavs of FYROM need to wake up. Alexander left a legacy of the Hellenic empire and not some slavobulgar empire. (Jan 6, 2015 | post #7)
USA University: FYROM language is Slavic-Old Bulgarian.
Whatever retard. Macedonia was always Greek. Enough said (Jan 6, 2015 | post #25)
Muhammad or Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi - What's the Difference?
No difference. They're the same shit (Jan 6, 2015 | post #3)
How many Muslims here support ISIS?
You're an idiot. Your fake profit and cult of a religion is totally filth. (Jan 6, 2015 | post #10)
Islam rose up once before till it was bought to its knees. Islam will never rule the world. (Jan 6, 2015 | post #1381)
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