text: Click to see it bigger Clint - Ashbury 13.5oz Denim Indigofera > 30 31 32 33 34 36 35 $249 Free USA Shipping on purchases over $150 Notify when available Add to Wishlist Description Size Chart Shipping Brand Story Indigofera the company is named for indigofera, the plant – so, obviously, denim is a big part of what they do. These Clint Jeans are made in Portugal, using a 13.5oz selvedge denim sourced from North Carolina's Cone Mills, giving a slightly softer handfeel, but with all of the initial rigidity that one expects from raw denim. Cut to selvedge both at the seam and the watch pocket, with traditional copper and golden contrast stitching and leather patch, they are a Swedish take on an iconic American classic. However, unlike many denim repro purists, Indigofera forego the more 'authentic' chainstitch in favor of the more durable lockstitch for the hem. The fit is a classic straight-leg which, whilst a little roomier that the slim-straight silhouette so common nowadays, is far from a 'baggy' shape – I've got skinny legs and small feet and these don't have the 'flagpole' thing going on for me as a lot of roomier cuts do. The buttons have been patinated for a vintage feel and the Indigofera logo is tucked subtly away on the back pocket. Classic straight fit 5oz unwashed, sanforized Cone Mills selvedge denim Watch pocket cut to selvedge 11oz cotton twill pocket bags Contrast copper and gold stitching Subtle Indigofera branding on back pocket Lockstitch hems Cold washin' & no tumblin' Made in Portugal See how we measure - click here. All measurements are in inches. Size Waist Front Rise Back Rise Upper Thigh Knee Leg Opening Inseam 30 32.5 10.5 14.75 11.5 8.5 8.5 34.5 31 33 10.5 15 11.75 8.75 8.5 36.5 32 33.5 11 15.25 12 8.75 8.75 36.5 33 34 11 15.25 12.5 9 9 36.5 34 36 11 15.5 12.5 9 9 36.5 36 38 11.25 16 13 9.25 9 36.5 USA Orders: In-store pickup: FreeSocks/Bandannas - free shippingOrders over $150 - free shippingOrders under $150 - flat rate of $8 shipping International Orders: Canada Shipping - Orders under $500USPS First Class (10 - 15 business days) - $15USPS Priority Mail (5 - 8 business days) - $30USPS Priority Mail Express (3 - 5 business days) - $40DHL Express (1-3 business days) - $30Canada Shipping - Orders over $500DHL Express (overnight) - $30 International Shipping - Orders under $500USPS First Class (10 - 15 business days) - $20USPS Priority Mail (5 - 8 business days) - $35USPS Priority Mail Express (3 - 5 business days) - $50DHL Express (1-3 business days) - $40 International Shipping - Orders over $500DHL Express (1-3 business days) - $40 We cannot be held responsible for any customs duties or taxes, nor any delays incurred by your country's customs procedures. We are unable to ship Red Wing Heritage products outside the USA/Canada. Further details Indigofera is the latin name for the genus of plants that includes everyone's favorite clothing dye. It is also the name that seemed most natural for Mats and Johan when deciding what to call their fledgling clothing company back in 2007. Based in Stockholm, Sweden, Indigofera specialize in - as you might expect – denim, but have also become widely known for their shirts and wool blankets. Working closely with both European and Japanese mills, they focus first on fabrics, before evn beginning to map out the cutting and sewing of a garment. This focus on textiles goes as far as having proprietary denims and flannels woven specifically for Indigofera. Aesthetically, Indigofera falls somewhere between traditional workwear and a look that's more reminiscent of the appropriation of that workwear by bikers and hot-rodders during the 50s and 60s, albeit with a more modern, tailored fit. Indigofera themselves are proud of the fact that their look forges it's own path, rather than looking around to the rest of the fashion world for direction; co-founder, and former commercial director of Levi's Vintage, Mats Andersson is on record as saying that 'Indigofera is not a brand that you have to doubt if you're cool enough to wear it'. A good example of this practical approach to both style and construction can be found by simply looking at the hem of any pair of Indigofera jeans. Whereas the accepted wisdom amongst denim purists is that chainstitched hems are more 'authentic' and, therefore, more desirable, Indigofera bucks this trend by using a simple running stitch to hem all of their jeans. Why? Because it's a stronger stitch and less prone to unravelling.


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What's Twitter And Square Founder Jack Dorsey's Favorite New App?
In May 2012, Twitter and Square co-founder Jack Dorsey only used three apps: Twitter, Pay With Square and Uber.
More than a year later, another app has finally caught his attention: Frontback.
"It's an app that allows you to do something very simple," said Dorsey, who demonstrated the app for Benzinga during a sit-down interview at Just Baked, a cupcake shop in Detroit, Michigan. "You take a picture with the back camera, and then [you] take a picture with the front camera."
The resulting photo is a simple combination that provides a look at the photographer as well as the photographer's subjects.
Above: Louis Bedigian and Jason Raznick. Below: Jack Dorsey
Image Credit: Jack Dorsey's iPhone 5
Frontback was founded by Frederic della Faille and Melvyn Hills, who gained some fame after launching Checkthis, an app that allows users to create "colorful posts with multiple images and words." Frontback is quickly becoming the more popular app, however, particularly after Ashton Kutcher and the Prime Minister of Belgium became users.
Dorsey told us he is not an investor in Frontback, but he said that he really likes the entrepreneurs behind the app.
Related: Would You Buy Twitter's IPO?
Hills and della Faille have already raised $910,000 for Checkthis, and they plan to raise additional funds to boost Frontback.
Both apps are only available from Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) App Store, but that's okay -- Dorsey's smartphone of choice is an iPhone.
Disclosure: At the time of this writing, Louis Bedigian had no position in the equities mentioned in this report.
Louis Bedigian is the Senior Tech Analyst and Features Writer of Benzinga. You can reach him at louis(at)benzingapro(dot)com. Follow him @LouisBedigianBZ
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Border endgame: Silence the 'bitter clingers'
Exclusive: John Rocker looks for fresh voices to 'get loud' in defending U.S. sovereignty
We were warned by Barack Obama himself back in 2008 when he told a San Francisco fundraising crowd this about Pennsylvania voters:
"And it's not surprising then they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations."
This quote is exactly how those on the left view those who stand in the way of their "progressive" plans from America, quickly utilizing the, "it's 2014, how can anyone still think that way?" quip when encountering anyone who doesn't conform to their mindset.
I was thinking about Obama's quote – doesn't it just illustrate the truly intolerant among us? – when considering what's happening in the current invasion of our country's southern border with Mexico, seemingly aided and abetted by his administration.
The stories seem so shocking coming from what's left of the U.S/Mexican border that you have to wonder if this isn't some Rod Serling influenced reboot of "The Twilight Zone":
- new diseases, long ago eradicated in America by advances in medical care, being brought across our borders and into our communities;
- the Obama administration working with various federal departments to secretly airlift illegal alien "children" into states without telling those states governments where they are being placed;
- Border Patrol agents basically told to stand down and, instead of enforcing our national sovereignty, play highly paid babysitter;
- Republicans seemingly incapable of understanding that a new generation of Democratic voters are being imported to America, who will eventually work to even turn Texas "blue" forever;
- violent gangs being able to recruit new members at facilities paid for by the U.S taxpayer (that's you and me);
- A sitting U.S. representative telling a pro-amnesty Hispanic identity group (La Raza does translate into "The Race") that Hispanics should get amnesty and citizenship to "punish those who speak ill and criminalize children who come to our border." Rep. Luis Gutierrez even congratulated President Obama for halting the deportations "of our people."
You know, I could go on and on and on with stories of such gross negligence by this administration, giving the Energizer Bunny a run for his money, but I'll stop and just congratulate the conservative media and people like Matt Drudge for keeping the story of the complete breakdown of border enforcement front and center daily.
Let's be honest: It's the only issue that matters right now.
As I wrote in an earlier column, "either you have a border or you don't," and the Obama administration is making it quite clear where he stands policy-wise on this simple concept.
The Obama administration believes we don't have a border and that more people entering our country only speeds up the day when those "bitter clingers" are thankfully reduced to such a pitiful number of the electorate that the entire country looks like macro version of the one-party state you have in Chicago.
A one-party state where Republicans and conservatives aren't allowed a seat at the table of power and are instead expected to be grateful for the enlightened leadership provided by the anointed "progressives" in charge.
No, thank you.
It was once a time where conservatives living in a city that was beginning to tip to the Democratic side (think Detroit or my adopted hometown of Atlanta) could simply move a few cities away and enjoy the fruits of their labor via a suburban address.
Not exactly a winning strategy, but it allowed for conservative enclaves (an oasis of normalcy) to form and leaders such as Newt Gingrich to get elected to office and become national leaders.
With the mass invasion of our country now by "children," (seemingly encouraged by Obama's policies) who are being relocated all across the country, this is no longer a plausible strategy.
So here's my challenge to any young conservative leader currently seeking either state or local office, or fighting for re-election: Come out swinging for the fences on one issue and only one issue, standing on the side of America instead of La Raza on immigration.
Be 100 percent against illegal immigration and amnesty, for this is a tool of the Democrats to ensure they control the White House and eventually turn states like Texas, Arizona, and Georgia permanently blue, and turn states like North Dakota and Montana into "border states."
There's so much going on right now with Israel, Benghazi, the IRS, eco-tyrannical policies enacted by an overzealous EPA – but the immigration issue is without a doubt the most important one: If we can't control our borders, then we don't have a country.
It's no great secret that I'm passionate about this issue: Go back and read the December 27, 1999, issue of Sports Illustrated that to this day is still brought up whenever I'm interviewed in the media to see how I was thinking about the problem of illegal immigration well before the curve.
Read Rocker's firsthand account of his public battle with the PC thought police: "Scars and Strikes," at the WND Superstore
We are now at a point where the United States of America will strike out as a country if we can't control our borders, and we have a president who hopes (paraphrasing here) "those bitter, clinging to guns and religion and antipathy to people who aren't like them" are for once and all silenced and left without a voice in politics.
This will happen if amnesty passes.
This will happen if conservatives don't overwhelm their elected officials with calls and emails demanding something be done to stop the invasion of America.
And, worse, this will happen if fresh voices don't start to get loud in defending the right of America to exist as a sovereign nation, whose people won't be punished (as Rep. Luis "Our People" Gutierrez hopes to see happen) into accepting progressivism because they want to ensure their grandchildren live in a nation they'd recognize.
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Foreword: This page is to be devoted to the documentation of low threat anomalous locations which have been discovered by the SCP Foundation over the years. Although all locations listed in this document warrant securing and cover-up measures, none of them are closely enough tied to an underlying anomalous cause or considered a high enough containment or research priority to warrant full Special Containment Procedure documentation. This list may be used as a resource should knowledge of these locations become useful or necessary in the future.
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Unexplained Location UE-525680 (edit)
Location Description: The [REDACTED] Memorial Library's third floor at Ohio [REDACTED] University may experience anomalous time-traveling phenomena. It is rumored amongst students that the large potted vine plant located in the center of the library's third floor causes time to pass quicker for students the closer they are to the aforementioned plant. Students who have attempted to study or write papers on the third floor have lamented on having spent hours there while accomplishing only about thirty (30) minutes worth of work.
Date of Containment: ████-██-██
Location: [REDACTED] OH, USA
Security Protocol: Approval for follow-up research on the potentially anomalous properties of the third floor plant is currently pending.
Unexplained Location UE-315520 (edit)
Location Description: An elevator affixed to the ice with a placard above the doors that bear the words, "Department of Abnormalities". The doors themselves appear to have been welded shut and the button panel has been altered to no longer function.
Date of Containment: 2019-██-██
Location: Antarctica
Security Protocol: Area cordoned off and kept under constant surveillance.
Unexplained Location UE-349744 (edit)
Location Description: Pedestrian crossing on █████ Street, a high-traffic road adjacent to █████ █████ Primary School. Anomaly is observed when crossing the road at the location and looking eastward.
If a car is approaching, an indistinct humanoid figure manifests approximately 300 meters from the location. The figure runs onto the road in front of the car's headlights and reacts as if about to be run over, then disappears upon impact. Drivers do not see or react to the figure.
Anomaly generally reported in low-light conditions (early morning, twilight, rainy weather, etc.). Exact frequency of occurrence is unknown. The highest number of sightings in a day is ███ on 1999-██-██, when █████ █████ students left the school grounds en masse to investigate rumours of a 'ghost'. Resulting disruption to school activities and traffic incidents brought the location to the Foundation's attention.
Date of Containment: 2000-██-██
Location: Perth, Australia
Security Protocol: Pedestrian crossing moved ███ meters from prior location under cover story of road improvements. Students and staff given counseling, medical attention and Class-B amnestics where necessary; drivers compensated for damage. No further sightings reported.
Unexplained Location UE-139584 (edit)
Location Description: A 424,074 km² area encompassing the entirety of the state of California as well as the town of ██████████, New Jersey in which calling the phone number "867-5309" will result in cardiac arrest exactly 7 days later. This anomaly is not known to have occurred at any time earlier than █████ ██th, 1997.
Date of Containment: 1997-██-██
Location: California and ██████████, New Jersey
Security Protocol: Memetic agents have been placed within local media outlets (newspapers, radio stations, billboards, etc.) which strongly dissuade anyone from activating the anomalous effects. Foundation agents placed within phone companies are currently attempting to make calling this number impossible.


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Police learned that the 46-year-old man was an off-duty officer who may have been suffering from a medical condition that could be the cause of the crash.
The officer was not severely injured. He was taken to the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.


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While Verizon's LTE network is quickly spreading, AT&T is taking its time. AT&T's new LTE network will launch in only 5 markets this summer and 15 by the end of the year. By then, Verizon will be covering 175 markets.
AT&T is currently working to provide a better spectrum for its customers, focusing more on improving the alternative 4G network, HSPA+. When out of LTE connectivity, 4G customers will fall back on HSPA+. This is still a very speedy network compared to Verizon's EV-DO 3G network, which is what Verizon customers fall back to after moving away from 4G LTE coverage.
We are the only carrier with LTE and HSPA+. When you don't have LTE you will fall back to faster speeds than our competitorsPete RitcherSenior
It seems that said carrier is still trying to get some juice out of its 3G network. According to AT&T Senior Vice President Pete Ritcher, data traffic will be distributed among their LTE and HSPA+ networks, hence improving their 3G data speeds.
We will offload traffic to the spectrum for LTE and it will help with the performance of our 3G networkPete RitcherSenior
With that said, AT&T will be slowly spreading its 4G LTE network, with at least one LTE device being released by the end of the year. It does not seem likely that the iPhone 5 will be an LTE device, so odds are that Android fans will be getting a treat. Just like Verizon, AT&T will be offering access to the LTE speeds via data cards, with smartphones coming later on. You'll be able to get a taste of these stunning data speeds before that smartphone is released.
AT&T is not moving as fast as Verizon, but it seems they are trying to form an established plan and have more alternatives. AT&T will not be rushing this network to the market. Instead, they will wait for devices to mature and proceed carefully.
Verizon's 4G network has been known to have issues, and going from 4G LTE to 3G sure felt like a huge step down. An LTE outage wouldn't have been a huge issue for AT&T users, since they would have fallen back on HSPA+ speeds. What do you guys think? Do you prefer a slowly growing, more reliable network or a quickly growing and very fast network?


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The article originally appeared on TomDispatch.com.
"Support our troops" is an unconditional American mantra. We're told to celebrate them as warrior-liberators, as heroes, as the finest fighters the world has ever known. They're to be put on a pedestal or plinth, holding a rifle and a flag, icons to American toughness and goodness.
What we're not told to do is listen to them.
Today, I'd like to suggest six vows we should make when it comes to those troops:
Vow #1: Let's start listening to them. And when we do—when we begin to recognize them in all their frailty and complexity, their vulnerabilities and imperfections—we'll realize that they're as restless and conflicted about our wars as many of us are.
How do I know? I've had the privilege of reading hundreds of e-mails from today's (and yesterday's) troops sent to me in response to articles I've written for TomDispatch.com. From these I've selected a handful of passages to share with you: voices that resonated with me, words that often got me right in the gut.
Consider this passage from an Army national guardsman, a non-commissioned officer who answered his country's call and deployed to Iraq:
"I am…on my second tour of Iraq. My unit…has been plagued by suicides and psychiatric problems. Our guards-men even prior to deployment come from compromised social and economic environments, leaving them very susceptible [to military recruiters]. Many of our soldiers are almost forced into volunteering for multiple tours due to the lack of economic opportunity and the cold fact that there is no other way to support their families…
"I have seen blatant corruption among the [private] contractors [in Iraq] and even cases of outright human trafficking and forced prostitution among female third country nationals.… My hope is that the U.S. can withdraw from this senseless war.… This war has bankrupted the U.S. and caused untold suffering among U.S. Forces and women."
When we praise our troops as volunteers in our "All-Volunteer Military," how many of us consider that significant numbers of them are not truly volunteers? Rarely do we face the fact that our country has been running a poverty draft, sweeping up the disenfranchised and disadvantaged, with an emphasis on the rural working class, and sending them halfway across the world into harm's way.


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spydr is the editor of the travel and petty crime oriented Conscious Defect zines. His exact age is unknown, but is said to be in his early to mid twenties.
He's also written the St. Louis urban exploration zine Magic & Death, but claims, "That one is just horrible."
spydr is vegan straight-edge, and lives a mostly nomadic/adventurous lifestyle.


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The ability power runes are for your ulti to make it like always when someon is low hp 1 hit kil.
I kinda ike attack power badly its so fast kiling if ur pantheon.
if ur pantheon u should lane whit a healer like taric,soraka,etc.
the best rotation/skil order is start whit 1. grand skyfall 2. aegis of zeonia 3. heartseaker strike 4. spear **** then chase him whit ghost and wait for ur stun to get off cooldown if this not kil then im crazy :D
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Kent Masters King (born August 5, 1974) is an American actress known for her appearances on the daytime soap opera General Hospital.[1]
Kent began her career as Julie Williams on the primetime soap opera Knots Landing (1988-1992). She filled in for Victoria Rowell in 2000 when Rowell took a hiatus from The Young and the Restless, then joined Port Charles briefly in 2003 as the mysterious and beautiful Imani. She began a recurring role as Dr. Lainey Winters on General Hospital on April 1, 2005, and was upgraded to contract status in December 2005. In 2007, King became an original cast member of the General Hospital prime-time spin-off General Hospital: Night Shift while maintaining her day job on GH. On June 1, 2008, King was taken off contract with General Hospital, and became a recurring cast member once again.
Kent is the daughter of Egyptologist and actress Alfreda Masters (who spent many years as an extra General Hospital at the nurses' station), and was named for an Egyptian goddess.
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Kent was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. Her father, Dr. Richard D. King, is an Egyptologist and her mother is a former actress. She studied filmmaking at the University of Southern California, where she majored in Cinema and Television and graduated in 1996.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – John Wrenshall, 62, was arrested today at Heathrow Airport on charges of conspiring to travel in foreign commerce with the intent to engage in illicit sexual conduct with children; aiding and abetting sex tourism; and conspiracy to produce, production of, and distribution of child pornography.
Wrenshall, a Canadian citizen living in Thailand, was arrested at London's Heathrow International Airport early this morning by London's Metropolitan Police Service (MET) with agents of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). A provisional arrest warrant had been issued for Wrenshall through coordination with British officials, MET, ICE and the U.S. Department of Justice Criminal Division's Office of International Affairs. Wrenshall is being detained pending extradition from the United Kingdom.
"ICE investigates sex tourism aggressively with the help of our international offices and law enforcement partners," said Matthew J. Etre, acting special agent in charge of the ICE Office of Investigations in Newark, NJ. "This case demonstrates our international resolve to ensure that those who prey on our children do not go unpunished."
A grand jury in the District of New Jersey returned an indictment against Wrenshall on Aug. 25, 2008. Wrenshall is charged with one count of conspiracy to engage in sex tourism, two counts of aiding and abetting sex tourism, one count of conspiracy to produce child pornography, seven counts of production of child pornography, and seven counts of distribution of child pornography. The charges stem from Wrenshall's alleged involvement with U.S. citizens who traveled to Thailand to sexually abuse children and produce visual depictions of that abuse. If convicted, he faces up to 15 years in prison for each count of sex tourism, a minimum of 10 years and a maximum of 20 years in prison for each count of child pornography production, and up to 15 years in prison for distribution of child pornography. He also faces a fine of up to $250,000 per count.
According to the unsealed indictment and court documents, Wrenshall had frequent access to Thai boys, some as young as 6 years old, at his Thailand home. As charged in the indictment, from at least as early as May 2000, Wrenshall helped arrange trips to his home during which U.S. citizens and others paid Wrenshall to engage in sexual acts with the boys, sometimes for weeks at a time. Wrenshall's customers were allowed to videotape and photograph their abuse. An indictment is merely a charge and the defendant is presumed innocent until proven guilty.
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Phil Lesh, Bob Weir and Warren Haynes Focus on Garcia Material at Angel Orensanz
Phil Lesh, Bob Weir and Warren Haynes just wrapped up their performance at New York City's Angel Orensanz. About 100 folks were estimated to be on hand for the show which opened with 'Dire Wolf' and featured a number of Garcia-Hunter compositions on which Garcia traditionally sang lead with the Grateful Dead. Lesh, Weir and Haynes traded verses on 'Bird Song' while Weir and Haynes later shared vocals on 'Lazy River Road.' Lesh led the group through his own 'Pride of Cucamonga,' while Weir made up for some lyric miscues on 'Cumberland Blues' with some solid picking. The set closed out with Haynes leading a sing-along version of 'Casey Jones' before the three returned for a 'Ripple' encore. Folks who want stay in touch with the action from two additional Dead performances this evening should check out the Relix/Jambands.com Twitter reports.


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Suffolk, ss. Division of Administrative Law Appeals
Board of Registration in Medicine,
Docket No. RM-08-28/RM-08-157
Suzanne Rothchild, M.D.,
Appearance for Petitioner:
Luz A. Carrion, Esq.
Board of Registration in Medicine
10 West Street
Boston, MA 02111
Appearance for Respondent:
J. Peter Kelley, Esq.
Foster & Eldridge LLP
One Canal Park
Cambridge, MA 02141
Administrative Magistrate:
Shelly Taylor, Esq.
On March 12, 2008, the Petitioner, the Board of Registration in Medicine, issued a Temporary Order of Suspension prohibiting the Respondent, Suzanne Rothchild, M.D. from practicing medicine pending a hearing on the merits of the allegations of misconduct described below. Rothchild appealed the Suspension Order and I heard the appeal on March 18, 2008 at the office of the Division of Administrative Law Appeals, 98 North Washington Street, Boston, MA 02114. Fourteen exhibits were marked and there is a transcript of the hearing and one tape of the arguments on the Board's Motion In Limine, which was filed at the hearing.
For reasons discussed below, I deny the Motion In Limine and recommend that the Temporary Order of Suspension be upheld.
A. Procedural History
There are two disciplinary matters pending against Rothchild. The first, BRM Adjudicatory Case No. 2006-021, DALA Docket No. RM-06-241 ("Rothchild I") concerns an April 12, 2006 Statement of Allegations in which the Board contends that Rothchild rendered substandard care in six cases (Patients A - F). A hearing in Rothchild I took place over 6 days, beginning on February 15, 2007 and ending March 27, 2008, while the summary suspension matter was under advisement.
The second disciplinary matter was brought on January 9, 2008. The Board's Statement of Allegations asserts that Rothchild rendered substandard care in two additional cases (Patients G and H). BRM Adjudicatory No. 2008-002, DALA Docket No. RM-08-28 ("Rothchild II").
On March 12, 2008, the Board amended the Statement of Allegations in Rothchild II, bringing new allegations concerning (1) the care of an eighth patient (Patient I) during labor on March 10, 2007, (2) restrictions which Winchester Hospital has placed on Rothchild's privileges there and (3) the imminent termination by Rothchild's current malpractice insurer on her coverage for liability arising out of obstetrics practice and other specified procedures. The Summary Suspension order issued shortly after the new charges were added.
B. The Record on Summary Suspension
The record offered by the Board in support of the Summary Suspension is voluminous. It includes, inter alia, various of Rothchild's license and license renewal applications; medical records of the labors, deliveries and autopsies in the cases in issue; and numerous insurance and peer review records evaluating Rothchild's treatment in these cases. Also before the Board is the written record of proceedings in Rothchild I through March 20, 2007 (the last date of hearing before the Summary Suspension was heard). This includes the transcripted testimony of Rothchild and the medical expert who reviewed the cases at issue for the Board, as well as all of the exhibits offered in that case.
Admitted Facts
1. The following facts are not in dispute.
a. On December 23, 2000, Patient A was admitted to Winchester Hospital in labor. Rothchild assumed care and coverage of the patient on the morning of December 24, 2000 and performed a caesarian section at approximately 2:33 p.m. that afternoon. The baby suffered meconium aspiration and an entrapped fetal head and died. Answer to Statement of Allegations in Rothchild I ("Answer"), ¶¶ 9 - 13.
b. Rothchild cared for Patient B throughout her pregnancy and admitted her to Winchester Hospital in early labor on December 1, 2002. After birth, the baby required transfer to Children's Hospital. Answer, ¶ 24.
c. In July 2002, Patient C was at 19 weeks gestation. An ultrasound showed that her fetus had a two-vessel umbilical cord. A Maternal Fetal Medicine Physician at Winchester Hospital recommended close fetal surveillance during pregnancy. At 37 weeks, Rothchild discovered that the fetus was in breech position. Rothchild attempted external version of the fetus in her office instead of the operating room. The procedure was unsuccessful. Answer, ¶¶ 30, 33, 34, 35 and 46.
d. Rothchild cared for Patient D, a 16-year old woman with a past medical history significant for depression, asthma, smoking and drug use, throughout her pregnancy and delivery. The patient presented in Rothchild's office in premature labor in May 2003. Answer ¶¶ 50, 51, 54 and 55.
e. On May 11, 2003, Patient E's baby was delivered with cyanosis, muscle flaccidity and no respiratory effort. The baby required chest compressions and positive pressure ventilation. ¶¶ 68, 70.
f. Patient F came to Winchester hospital in labor on or about April 9, 2000. Rothchild augmented labor with pitocin. The baby suffered a brachial plexus injury. Answer, ¶¶ 80-81.
g. On or about April 13, 2001, Rothchild began obstetrical care for Patient G, a 30-year old, insulin-dependent diabetic woman. The patient was at 36 6/7 weeks gestation on or about October 20, 2001. During labor and delivery on October 19th and 20th, the patient had intrapartum fever, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. She delivered a deceased fetus at 23:43 on the 20th. Answer to Statement of Allegations in Rothchild II ("Answer II"). ¶¶ 4, 5, 12.
h. During the delivery of Patient H's baby on May 13, 2004, Rothchild encountered a shoulder dystocia. Answer II, ¶ 31.
Expert Opinion Testimony
2. The Board also had before it the reports and testimony of an expert in obstetrics and gynecology ("OB/GYN Expert" or "the Expert") who reviewed the medical records and treatment issues at hand. The Expert is a physician licensed in Massachusetts, a Fellow in the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology and has served on the Executive Board of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology in another state, among other qualifications presented.
3. With respect to Patient A, the Expert opined that Rothchild failed to meet the standard of care in several respects throughout her management of the patient, from the morning on the date of admission through the time the baby was delivered that afternoon. Garison Affidavit, Ex. 33 at pp. 18-19. In the Expert's view, Rothchild failed to diagnose adequately and act on a nonreassuring fetal monitoring strip, resulting in delayed delivery.
4. According to a Professional Liability Insurance Interim Report of Closed Claim submitted to the hospital by Rothchild's insurer, Patient A's baby was stillborn and could not be resuscitated. Garison Affidavit, Ex. 11.
5. With respect to Patient B, the Expert opined that Rothchild fell well below the standard of care in that she failed to diagnose and act on a nonreassuring fetal heart strip and failed to timely intervene to deliver the baby. Garison Affidavit, Ex. 33, Transcript of Expert Testimony, pp. 58-98.
6. The patient's medical records, which the Expert reviewed, indicate that the baby was born hypotonic and cyanotic with poor respiratory effort. Patent B Records at p. 9, Ex. 26 to Garison Affidavit.
7. With respect to Patient C, the Expert opined that Rothchild fell below the standard of care of an average board certified obstetrician in attempting external cephalic version in her office rather than a hospital and under circumstances which presented significant contraindications for proceeding with this course of action. Transcript of Expert Testimony at pp. 100 - 141, Ex. 33 to Garison Affidavit.
8. As to Patient D, the Expert testified to concerns that Rothchild fell below the standard of care with the fetal heart monitoring strip, in failing to intervene early on in the course of the labor given a strip indicating the baby had been showing signs of distress for a period of time. Transcript of Expert Testimony at pp. 142 - 144, Ex. 33 to Garison Affidavit.
9. The Expert prepared a report to the Board based upon his review of the cases of Patient G and H. As to Patient G, he opined that Rothchild handled a difficult situation, i.e. a moderate shoulder dystocia encountered during delivery, well, with proper maneuvers and documentation. He also noted concerns about poor documentation of other information regarding the labor and delivery. Garison Affidavit, Ex. 39.
10. With respect to Patient H, the Expert noted concerns that Rothchild did not attend adequately to managing the patient's diabetes and the risks and potential complications associated with diabetes during pregnancy and delivery. Garison Affidavit, Ex. 39.
11. According to Patient I's records, she suffered a placental abruption and her baby was born flaccid and pale with no signs of respiratory effort and with the umbilical cord flat and empty of blood. The baby was transferred to Children's Hospital. Garison Affidavit, ¶ 43 and Ex. 50.
12. The Expert opined that Rothchild failed to take appropriate measures in response to a drastic and sudden change in the baby's status during Patient I's labor, as indicated by fetal monitoring, a disproportionate increase in the patient's pain and changes in uterine tone and
13. frequency. The Expert opined that these changes can represent a catastrophic event such as abruption, uterine rupture or cord prolapse, and that was in fact what was indicated in this instance. Garison Affidavit, Ex. 53.
14. The Expert further noted that a nursing incident report documents that the nurse caring for Patient I had to call repeatedly for Rothchild's assistance and reportedly, several times, Rothchild did not come when asked for assistance. Id.
15. According to the Expert, "…it appears that the family asked for the physician to come several times and the nurse relayed their desire for attention to the doctor. The physician seems to have been resistant to aiding the nurse when called several times to evaluate the fetal heart tracing, the patient's pain." Id.
16. The Expert noted further that "the nurse appears to have asked for internal fetal monitoring, but the physician never performed this procedure. The nurse also states that the physician was unkind to this family." Id.
17. The Expert opined that Rothchild had fallen below the standard of care in several respects in the case of Patient I, including a failure to properly monitor the patient; failure to respond to many of the calls from the nurse who was concerned for the patient and baby and needed the physician's aid to assess and plan for their care; and 'failure to rescue,' i.e. delaying appropriate, timely intervention. Id.
18. In concluding his review of Patient I's case, the Expert reported:
This physician continues to act in a vacuum, not working with the nursing staff so critical to proper care in the Labor and Delivery Suite, the physician lacks the insight to react and intervene when sudden, drastic changes occur in the course of her patients [sic] labors, hence the description "failure to rescue", so critical in the practice of Obstetrics.
19. In summarizing his conclusions about the care of patients A - H, the Expert opined that Rothchild lacks the critical thinking, required judgment and ability to care properly for obstetrical, surgical and gynecological patients. Garison Affidavit,
Ex. 53.
Rothchild's Testimony
20. In her Answers to the Statements of Allegations, Rothchild denies the allegations that she rendered substandard care in these matters. In her testimony under oath in Rothchild I, she generally characterized her decisions as reasonable and medically appropriate under the circumstances, with certain exceptions. See Garison Affidavit, Ex. 32.
21. Regarding Patient B, Rothchild questioned her course of action. She testified that she had concerns about recurrent variables and lack of variability in the baby's heart rate at certain points during the labor, which concerns persisted over a span of several hours. She conceded that she did not handle those concerns as well as she would have liked, explaining:
What I normally would have done and I can't explain why I didn't do it in this case was rupture the membranes to see what color this amniotic fluid was…. If the fluid showed meconium, then I would have been more likely to go for a Caesarean. Why I didn't do that in this case, I cannot explain.
Transcript of Rothchild Testimony at p. 93, Garison Affidavit, Exhibit 32.
22. When Rothchild did rupture the membranes she did observe meconium. At that point the lack of variability in heart rate still persisted. Id. at p. 93. She did not proceed with a Caesarean section, but rather delivered the baby approximately three hours later. Id. at p. 95.
23. Rothchild also admitted that she failed to recognize the nonreassuring fetal strip. With respect to this lapse, she testified "…I can't tell you why because when I looked at the strip the next day, I couldn't believe that I sat on it, and I have no explanation."
24. Rothchild's license renewal applications as well as reports of closed claims from her malpractice insurer document a series of settled claims, in amounts ranging from $200,000.00 - $1,000,000.00. Garrison Affidavit, Exhibits 2 - 13.
Peer Review Records and Winchester Hospital Disciplinary Action
25. In November 2007, a Winchester Hospital peer review committee in the case of Patient I found that Rothchild failed to monitor the patient properly during labor, failed to take the necessary steps to perform appropriate fetal monitoring, failed to take the time to review the fetal monitoring, and failed to provide the appropriate level of assistance to the nurse. Garison Affidavit, Ex. 23.
26. The 2007 review notes that similar concerns were identified in a 2003 peer review which led the hospital to require Rothchild to attend a fetal monitoring course and to obtain consultation from another physician on all obstetrical admissions. "Despite those measures, Dr. Rothschild's clinical practice in this case raises concerns that her clinical practice has regressed to the 2003 level which led to the clinical practice monitoring and fetal monitoring course requirements." Garison Affidavit, Ex. 43.
27. As a consequence of this review, in November 2007, Winchester Hospital required Rothchild to have all labors co-managed by another physician and to attend (again) a fetal monitoring course. Health Care Facility Disciplinary Action Initial Report. Garison Affidavit, Ex. 23.
28. The Board received notice of the November 2007 disciplinary action, (based on Rothchild's conduct in the Patient I's labor and delivery in March 2007) in January 2008. Garison Affidavit, ¶ 27. Garison investigated the action and reviewed related records pursuant to a subpoena for records issued by the Board on January 15, 2008. Id. at ¶ 41 et seq.
Insurer's Remedial Action and Termination of Certain Coverage
29. In February of 2004, Rothchild's current malpractice carrier, the Medical Professional Mutual Insurance Company ("ProMutual") took remedial action which required her to limit her practice to one hospital only. In addition, "[f]or reasons of patient safety," ProMutual required Rothchild to restrict deliveries to a maximum of 10-12 deliveries per month. Garrison Affidavit, Exhibit 14.
30. On September 30, 2007, ProMutual imposed additional restrictions which required Rothchild to resign obstetrical privileges at any facility where she practices by August 1, 2008 and refrain from accepting any new obstetrical patients or performing any deliveries or other specified procedures after September 20, 2007. Garrison Affidavit, Exhibit 15.
31. Effective August 1, 2008, ProMutual will no longer insure Rothchild for OB/GYN major surgery. Garrison Affidavit, Ex. 16.
The Board has express statutory authority to regulate the practice of medicine "in order to promote the public health, welfare, and safety…" G.L. c. 112, § 5. Under c. 112, the Board is authorized to revoke or suspend a physician's license after a hearing pursuant to G.L. c. 30A. Id. The Board is also authorized to suspend a license prior to a hearing on the allegations underlying the proposed disciplinary action if the Board determines that a licensee is "an immediate and serious threat to the public health, safety, or welfare." 243 CMR 1.03(11)(a). In such cases, the licensee may seek a hearing on the necessity for the summary action within seven days after suspension. Id.
1. The Board's Motion In Limine
At the hearing Rothchild offered a series of Affidavits and letters from various people who identified themselves as current and former colleagues and patients of Rothchild. In addition, Rothchild offered the Affidavit of Alan Pinshaw, M.D., a Board Certified Obstetrician who attests that he is familiar with the allegations raised by the Board and the records produced in the Rothchild matters. He further attests, "upon my review of materials and information known to me, I attest that Dr. Rothchild does not pose an immediate or serious threat to the public health, safety or welfare." Further, regarding the testimony of the OB/GYN Expert who testified in Rothchild I, Pinshaw states "at no time in the proceedings before the Division of Administrative Law Appeals has [the OB/GYN Expert] ever indicated that Dr. Rothchild is an immediate and serous threat."
The Board has moved to exclude this evidence on the grounds that that whether the Respondent poses an immediate and serious threat is a matter of documentary evidence within the exclusive purview of the Board and is in the first instance a question of law." Petitioner's Motion In Limine at p. 1.
Board counsel correctly notes that whether a licensee is a serious threat to the public health, safety or welfare is a determination which rests exclusively with the Board. The regulation is silent, however, on whether opinion evidence offered by the licensee at a summary suspension proceeding is prohibited. To rule that there is a per se exclusion of an entire class of evidence must be balanced against due process considerations, which are a key feature of the disciplinary scheme which the Board has established. The hearing on the merits which follows a summary suspension hearing must comply with G.L. c. 30 A, and in that proceeding, the licensee would presumably be permitted to present the type of evidence the Board seeks to exclude here. See G.L. c. 30A, § 11(3) ("Every party shall have the right to call and examine witnesses, to introduce exhibits…and to submit rebuttal evidence."). Although the scope of a summary suspension proceeding is more narrow, I am not inclined to exclude outright any and all opinion evidence. There may be cases in which, for example, the licensee presents evidence which demonstrates to the Board that a summary suspension was issued in error.
Assuming without deciding that the proferred opinions are admissible, I find that they are entitled to no weight. The Pinshaw Affidavit lacks any foundation to suggest that the doctor is more competent than the Board to weigh the risks to the public in light of the evidence, including extensive expert analysis, which was before the Board. Nor is it clear that Pinshaw had before him the same evidence which the Board did. Even it he did, the Board is the agency mandated to "protect the life, health and welfare of the people at large." Giving appropriate deference to the agency's experience and expertise in executing these statutory obligations, and even by the most generous reading of the Pinshaw affidavit, the latter is plainly insufficient to overcome the Board's determination in this case.
Similarly, the affidavits and letters from Rothchild's colleagues and patients can fairly be described as testimonials attesting to her skill in assisting in obstetric procedures, her competence as a surgeon, her compassion, caring, dedication and willingness to help. None addresses the specific cases at issue in any respect; they do not show, on their face, that they are in any respect credible or reliable evidence on the question of public safety before the Board.
2. Summary Suspension
The board may suspend a license pending hearing on the question of revocation "if the health, safety or welfare of the public necessitates summary action." 243 CMR 1.03(11)(a). Rothchild argues that the Board cannot enter a summary suspension here because there is no expert opinion that she is a threat to public health, safety or welfare. The suggestion that the Board cannot make this determination seems at the least, counterintuitive when considered in the abstract. In view of the plain language of the applicable regulation, it is simply wrong. This argument confuses the medical issues, as to which expert opinion may be appropriate and necessary, with the assessment of risk to public health, safety and welfare. Plainly, the board can make the latter determination, aided with whatever appropriate resources and information it deems necessary. If it were otherwise, summary suspension proceedings could easily devolve into a battle of experts; the regulation was clearly written to avoid just such a result.
It is true as counsel for Rothchild points out that the Board "cannot use its expertise as a substitute for evidence in the record." Arthurs v. Board of Registration in Pharmacy, 383 Mass 299, 305 (1981). More to the point however in this case is the other part of the holding in Arthurs, that is that within these limits, "the Board is free to evaluate evidence in light of its expertise…) Id. (emphasis supplied) Here, the record is replete with evidence supporting the Board's conclusion .
In this context, it bears noting that the suspension order in this matter is temporary. Under the tenets of due process, what process is due turns on the nature, duration and other relevant circumstances of the deprivation at stake. See e.g. Milligan v. Board of Registration in Pharmacy, 348 Mass. 491 (1965). Rothchild is entitled to a full hearing on the merits of the Board's allegations. This additional safeguard is more than adequate to guard against the risk that the temporary suspension of her license was erroneous. See also Board of Registration in Medicine v. Peter F. Giraud, Division of Administrative Law Appeals Docket No. RM-95-584 (a standard of reasonable cause or substantial evidence, rather than a 'preponderance of evidence' standard, is appropriate to summary suspension/a pre-deprivation proceedings on a temporary suspension).
There is substantial evidence to support the agency's decision in this case. See e.g. Wang v. Board of Registration in Medicine, 405 Mass 15 at 21 (1989) (in consideration of entire record, taking into account whatever detracts from weight of agency's opinion, agency findings must stand so long as there is substantial evidence to support the findings). The record is replete with evidence sufficient to support the conclusion that Rothchild poses an immediate threat to the public health, safety, and welfare. There is evidence of a clear and consistent pattern of a physician making the same errors repeatedly, including failure to make use of and properly evaluate diagnostic tools, and repeated instances of poor judgment and apparent inertia in crisis situations, which put her patients and their babies in peril. In several of these cases, death and serious injury resulted, and in at least one instance, Rothchild herself admitted that she failed to identify dangers that later appeared obvious.
Rothchild's argument that there is insufficient of an immediate threat also fails. The impending changes in Rothchild's coverage for malpractice liability alone suffice to support the Board's determinations in this respect. Moreover, the timing of notice to the Board of restrictions on Rothchild's practice imposed by the hospital adds additional support to the finding that there is a risk of imminent harm. Notice of restrictions were imposed in November of 2007 and which were apparently prompted by her conduct in a labor and delivery which took place several months earlier (March of 2007), did not reach the Board's attention until January of this year.
Rothchild will have a further opportunity to challenge the Board's evidence at a hearing on the underlying allegations. Until then, however, given the record in this case, the Board is well within its rights to proceed in a way that minimizes any further risk of harm.
Shelly Taylor
Chief Administrative Magistrate
DATED: April 7, 2008
This information is provided by the Division of Administrative Law Appeals .


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Miss Fortune is the second pirate to join the League, and she follows pretty closely in Gangplank's speedy footsteps. Her passive is a moves peed bump, she has a healing debuff, a targeted shot, and Make It Rain sounds an awful lot like a mini-Gangplank-ult. Really, she's like Gangplank 2.0, because that ult sounds devastating. At rank 1 it will hit a target for as much as 325 damage, on top of whatever other skills she's throwing at you.
- High Damage early, mid, and late.
- Great harass for mid or side lanes
- Great Pusher
- Best farmer in the game currently
- Basically the new twitch without stealth, Ulti can clear teams if placed right.
- Squishy
- No escapability without summoner spells
- People will rage on you :D
- Kills will come so easy, you may get bored. :)
Section: Runes
Miss fortune is a mana hungry girl. Her skills are so spammable that having mana is key. I like to use mp5 yellow to help negate any mana problems i might have.
Armor pen for obvious reasons. MF is a ranged physical carry. Most of her damage is coming from AD, so armor pen is a beautiful thing to have.
CDR Blues to get her ulti as low as possible.
Section: Masteries
I chose the basic essentials out of the damage tree, and the rest into utility for mana regen and experience gain as well as buffing ghost.
Section: Abilities
Double Up: Miss Fortune fires a single bullet at an enemy target, dealing [damage to] that enemy and another target behind the first.
Impure Shots: Miss Fortune passively increases damage dealt to a target with each strike. This ability can be activated to increase Miss Fortune����¯�¿�½������¢������¯������¿������½������¯������¿������½s attack speed and cause her attacks to lower healing received by the target.
Make It Rain: Miss Fortune unleashes a flurry of bullets at a location, dealing waves of damage to opponents and slowing them.
Bullet Time (Ultimate): Miss Fortune channels a barrage of bullets into a cone in front of her for 2 seconds, dealing damage plus bonus damage based on her attack damage or ability power per bullet, hitting up to 8 times on each target.
Strut (Passive): Miss Fortune gains an additional 25 movement speed after falling out of combat for 7 or more seconds, increasing each second up to 80 maximum bonus speed.
Section: Summoner Spells
What I use
Exhaust is key, great for helping you get away. Great for slowing someone if you can kill them, etc.
Ghost is also key, MF is very squishy. Being able to get away is by far the most important thing. She has amazing run speed, but she loses it if someone even coughs on you. I suggest ghost on Miss Fortune every single time.
What you could also use
Cleanse - as i said miss fortune is very squishy. Having a cleanse handy along with your ghost could help save your life in so many situations.
Ignite - For obvious reasons, if your a kill fiend and need this spell for some punk enemies that get away with less than 300 life, go for it killer. My suggestion would be to not go with the normal exhaust + ignite combo, but to keep ghost.
These are just my suggestions, you as a player whose been able to farm the 6300 IP for this champ, or spent money to buy her, probably already knows what summoner spells best work for your play style.
Section: Item Build
This section has been revamped after testing some different item builds.
Manamune - ok, so i've finally seen the light. This item must be started with and rushed fast. No questions about it, this item was practically made for miss fortune.
Start with aMeki Pendant andHealth Potion x2
With the above skilling order you should be killing creep waves fairly easily and getting last hits with auto shots and double-up.(p.s. if you shoot a minion in front of an enemy champ it will hit them, but make sure your lined up straight, too much of an angle and it will just splash to another minion in the direction you shot from.)
When you can go back and buy yourTear of the Goddess Say goodbye to any mana issues you may have had, with runes plus this You'll be all set. Also buyBoots of Speed. With your passive going nuts you won't need to upgrade these for a while.
Now just kill creeps until you can finish yourManamune.
This is now the ideal time to farm for yourB.F. Sword. With manamune building up your soon to be huge-for-you mana pool and upping your damage at the same steady pace.
After that I save up for myBrutalizor. Little extra damage + CD Reduction is very nice.
Now I have a few kills, and I have farmed creeps steadily I can go back and finishInfinity Edge
This is now when I finally upgrade my boots toBoots of Swiftness. If you don't feel you need the run speed you can also get eitherMercury Treads to help against stuns orNinja Tabi for a little dodge and 25 armor. I personally usually just stick with boots of swiftness.
Now that your core items are done, you can have a little fun with it. The route I take is to now build aBlood Thirster.
If the game is still going at this point, turn your brutalizor intoYoumuu's Ghostblade which is great for activating to take out towers, inhibs, or people.
Build Recap
Optional Items
Trinity Force - Completely up to your play style, i personally wouldn't buy this item for MF, but it does give you a little bit of everything that's good on her. It's just not a must have. Again, pending on your playstyle this might be a nice item to grab after infinity edge if you don't care about lifesteal from blood thirster.
Black Cleaver If you want some more armor pen, this is a decent pick up. Great damage enhancing item. Not a must have though.
Frozen Mallet Great for a little damage boost, big health boost, and a slow. Can't go wrong with this item.
Section: General Tips
- Miss fortune is squishy, try not to get jumped as you will be creep killing a lot, just play smart and don't stay in the same lane too long.
- You should ALWAYS be killing waves a creeps every chance you get. And by every chance you get i don't mean while your teams in a team fight with the enemy and your off in some lane farming. Then your just going to get yelled at and probably cause them to get aced. Have some common sense. And when you can jungle on your way in between creep waves. She's an amazing farmer, so use that to your advantage.
Section: Updates
As Miss Fortune is a new champ, and though I've played her and only her since release, she's still new. Things will happen, or my build may change a bit. All changes will be posted and dated here.
9/11/2010 - Added Header Image. Also fixed the item build area a little bit and some typos. Re vamped item list.
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