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Below is a collection of the most relevant and insightful news articles about the PRCHN and our various research projects from media outlets outside the university. We feel these articles illuminate what we do and place our efforts in the broader context of public health.
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2018 Media Mentions
15 Ohio Counties with the Most Grocery Stores (and the Least)
Associate Director Darcy Freedman was quoted regarding food access
Sharing Public Spaces to Improve Public Health
Community Engagement Coordinator Erika Hood was quoted in a New York Times on the growing movement toward shared use to improve physical activity opportunities in low-resource neighborhoods.
2017 Media Mentions
Case Study Aims to Find New Ways to Tackle Cleveland Food Deserts
Akron Mayor Dan Horrigan creates committee to find solutions to youth violence
Akron mayor cites YRBS data in creation of youth anti-violence committee
Giant Eagle closings spark food desert concerns
Associate Director Darcy Freedman, PhD, was quoted in a WCPN/Ideastream story about the closing of Giant Eagle grocery store in the Jefferson neighborhood.
2016 Media Mentions
Ugly fruits and vegetables spawn beautiful program
The Healthy Retail Initiative is noted in FreshWater Cleveland's profile of supplier Forest City Weingart Produce
Dream of fresh local produce for all within reach
PRCHN research on farmers' market use was the feature article in the inaugural issue of CWRUMED 360
CWRU project aims to be hub of healthier habits
The foodNEST study was featured in Crain's Cleveland Business
Fresh Produce in Cleveland's Food Deserts
The Healthy Retail Initiative is featured in this segment from WVIZ's Be Well series
Be Well: Easy Access to Healthy Food Doesn't Necessarily Equal Healthier Neighborhoods
The Health Retail Initiative is featured in this radio segment from WCPN
Hough Project Is Designed to Help Patients with High Blood Pressure Eat Healthier
The Produce Prescription for Hypertension is featured in this short television segment from WVIZ's Be Well series
Unique Project in Hough Takes Aim at High Blood Pressure
The Produce Prescription for Hypertension Program is highlighted
Distressed Cities Report: Food Deserts
Associate Director Darcy Freedman, PhD, was part of a panel discussion on food deserts on WCPN's The Sound of Ideas.
Is the vegetarian diet bad for the environment?
Associate Director Darcy Freedman, PhD, was interviewed regarding a new study on the environmental impact of certain diets.
Growing up hungry: Native households at high risk for food insecurity
Associate Director Darcy Freedman, PhD, was interviewed regarding food security.
Using Prescriptions to Increase Access to Fruits and Vegetables
Associate Director Erika Trapl, PhD, is interviewed about the Produce Prescription Program.
2015 Media Mentions
Faculty members present data, expert testimony to City Council
Associate Director Erika Trapl, PhD, and affiliated faculty Dr. Scott Frank Trapl and Scott Frank presented tobacco data to Cleveland city council
Cleveland considers banning tobacco sales to people under 21
Affiliated faculty Scott Frank, MD., presented research to Cleveland City Council regarding a proposed age limit on tobacco sales
CWRU receives $2 million for smoking cessation research
Associate Director Sue Flocke, PhD., leads new study to investigate a more effective method to stop smoking
E-Cigarettes: Cause for alarm?
Affiliated faculty Scott Frank, MD,. was one of several guests discussing e-cigarette use
Case Western Reserve University study focuses planting in food deserts
A radio interview with Associate Director Darcy Freedman, PhD., discussing the foodNEST
National Institutes of Health awards CWRU $2.3 million to conduct 'foodNEST' study
An overview of the Future of Food in Your Neighborhood Study
Case Western wins $2.3 million to study effects of Hub 55's 'food hub' on St. Clair neighborhood
The Future of Food in Your Neighborhood study is discussed in depth
New farmers' market app launched: FM Tracks helps farmers' markets manage nutrition programs
Farms.com discusses the new FM Tracks app
Food stamps on the rise at farmers' markets
Associate Director Darcy Freedman, PhD., discusses the Produce Perks program.
Cuyahoga County gets $4.8 million grant for teen pregnancy prevention
The PRCHN is one of several partners with the Cuyahoga County Board of Health for a teen pregnancy prevention program.
Case Western Reserve University signs option agreement with Wholesome Wave to launch FM Tracks app
PRCHN Associate Director Darcy Freedman, PhD, discusses the FM Tracks app for farmers' market managers.
Cuyahoga County partnership releases plan to address poor health, inequities
PRCHN Associate Director Erika Trapl, PhD, is among the HIP-Cuyahoga Steering Committee members quoted in this summary of the HIP-Cuyahoga Community Health Improvement Plan.
HIP-C Health Improvement Plan
PRCHN Associate Director Erika Trapl, Phd, is among the guests on WCPN.org's Sound of Ideas program, discussing the HIP-C Health Improvement Plan.
Cuyahoga County partnership releases plan to address poor health, inequities
PRCHN is mentioned as one of the partners in the HIP-Cuyahoga Health Improvement Plan
We Run This City Youth Marathon Program
The PRCHN at Case Western Reserve University is mentioned as a co-sponsor of the We Run This City program
Tobacco taxes improve health, bottom line in Ohio
The PRCHN's research on little cigar use is cited in this opinion piece by Terry Allan and Stanton Gerson
2014 Media Mentions
Case Western Reserve center wins second round of CDC funding for urban public health research
The PRCHN receiving a new round of funding from the CDC.
Case Western Reserve, Cuyahoga County, YMCA of greater Cleveland: Public health grants
The Prevention Research Center for Healthy Neighborhoods (PRCHN) at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine is a key player in nearly $13.32 million in federal grants awarded to improve community health in Northeast Ohio.
Partnership Pays: PRCHN Collaborations Catalyze More Than $13M in Public Health Grants
Medical School's Prevention Research Center for Healthy Neighborhoods (PRCHN) Wins Grant Renewal; Government and Nonprofits Secure Awards to Promote Healthy Eating and Exercise in Select Neighborhoods
Farmers market vouchers may improve access to healthy food
Core faculty member Dr. Darcy Freedman weighed in on a study from New York University
Case Daily
Data shows Cuyahoga County high school students smoking at the same rate as adults
WCPN Sound of Ideas: Youth Tobacco Use
Dr. Erika Trapl, PRCHN Associate Director, discussed the latest Youth Risk Behavior Survey data on teen smoking in Cuyahoga County.
Cuyahoga County teens smoking at same rate as adults
Medical Express.com picked up on the story of the latest data on teen smoking in Cuyahoga County.
Cigars, hookah more popular than cigarettes among local high school students, survey shows
The Cleveland Plain Dealer took at look at Dr. Erika Trapl and the PRCHN's latest research on youth smoking in Cuyahoga County.
FDA Issues Proposal to Extend Authority Over Additional Tobacco Products
Dr. Erika Trapl was invited to write a guest commentary for the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center based on her extensive research on e-cigarettes and other tobacco products
Help "We Run This City" Long Distance Team Cross the Finish Line
Fundraising site from sponsor Dick's Sporting Goods
2013 Media Mentions
Grape and strawberry-flavored cigarillos will soon cost more in Ohio
Dr. Erika Trapl was quoted in this look at little cigar smoking in Northeast Ohio
Ohio gets failing grades on American Lung Association's State of Tobacco Control report
Dr. Erika Trapl was quoted in this looked at smoking in Ohio.
PRCHN News Archive
Click here to view the WVIZ Be Well documentary: Young and Obese
November 22, 2011 -- Click the Picture Above to see the CWRU video explaining how the IMPACT program is working to change childhood obesity rates in Cleveland.
July, 2011 Click the Picture Above to read the full story,"CWRU and citizens create FreshLink in food deserts"
June 22, 2011- Click here to see the story featuring Sharon Glaspie and the Garden Boyz project.
WKYC/channel 3's Darrielle Snipes took an in-depth look at healthy food access in Cleveland on June 22, 23, 24, 2011. In her three reports, she focuses on FreshLink and its partners, including OSU Extension, Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority, Buildi
June 23, 2011- Click the Picture Above to see the story featuring EBT cards at local farmer's markets and Morgan Taggert of OSU-Extension and the Food Policy Coalition.
June 24, 2011- Click the Picture Above to see the story featuring EFNEP nutrition classes at Cleveland Metropolitan Housing Authority sites.
06/07/11 - Cleveland Plain Dealer article and WCPN 90.3 news story "Little cigars are tobacco of choice for middle schoolers in Cuyahoga County" 90.3 WCPN little cigar story
06/06/11 - Centers for Disease Control PRC video "Prevention Research Center Program Overview" An overview of who the PRC's are and what they do created by The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
05/02/2011 - WEWS, Channel 5 story on CWRU Health Initiatives "CWRU presents to Cleveland City Council on Health initiatives" The Prevention Research Center and other Case Western Reserve University health initiatives presented an overview of their
03/16/11 - WKYC Channel 3 "Cleveland Marathon has kids running for life" WKYC's health reporter Monica Robbins takes a look at the YMCA's We Run This City program.
02/08/11 - CWRU's "Bigger Picture" Annual Report "Good Food for All"
02/02/11 - CWRU Daily "CWRU Students Help Kids Prepare for Cleveland Marathon"
01/28/11 - ideastream (WCPN 90.3) "Cleveland Kids Shape Up for Youth Marathon"
Here's a radio story (with transcription) about the We Run This City Youth Marathon Program, where students' health factors are evaluated by PRCHN researchers before and after the significant fitness program.
12/03/10 - CWRU art/sci Magazine "An Expanded Menu"
A broad overview of the core project that takes a look at the high value being placed upon knowledge within the communities where the interventions are being developed.
11/15/10 - Plain Dealer "NIH funded obesity study to track kids in 400 Cleveland families"
"Three researchers at Case Western Reserve University (including the PRCHN's Co-Director Dr. Borawski) will recruit overweight and obese students with high blood pressure from 50 Cleveland schools over the next two years to participate in a seven-year, $1
11/15/10 - CWRU Daily "CWRU receives 12.5 million grant to study obesity in Cleveland's urban youth"
"The goals of the seven-year project are to reduce obesity and high blood pressure by increasing physical activity, along with healthy eating, sleep, and stress management."
11/08/10 - CWRU Think "Stimulus money to establish CWRU behavioral science resource lab"
"Within the next year, a new one-stop, campus-wide Behavioral Science Measurement Resource Laboratory will open to all Case Western Reserve University researchers to help them incorporate behavior as part of understanding health, social or psychological i
09/29/10 - Plain Dealer "Cleveland's smoking rate remains stubbornly high"
PRCHN Associate Director Dr. Trapl had this letter to the editor published in Cleveland's main newspaper
08/20/10 - ASPH Friday Letter "ASPH Welcomes Class of 2010 ASPH/CDC/PRC Minority Health Fellows"
Melinda Laroco Boehm, a FreshLink research assistant, has been named a 2010 CDC/ASPH/PRC Minority Health Doctoral Fellow, one of four chosen nationally.
06/30/10 - CWRU Daily "The Prevention Research Center for Healthy Neighborhoods
Recap of our June 10, 2010 open house to officially launch the PRCHN, with a general overview of the Center and comments from the Director of the Cleveland Department of Public Health.
06/29/10 - CWRU Video Research Report "Bringing Healthy Foods to the Neighborhood"
This expertly-produced video outlines the basic intent and strategy of the core project, particularly as it relates to the convenience stores where people in underserved urban communities often get much of their food.
Summer 2010 - CWRU School of Medicine's Medicus "Cleveland's Nutrition Intervention:
Also a broad overview of the core project, which puts emphasis on the types of environment-based problems that have been shown to contribute to obesity and diet-related diseases.
Summer 2010 - CDC/PRC News & Notes "Crossing America's Food Deserts To Fight Obesity"
An article highlighting what the PRCHN and various PRCs across the country are doing to address the "food desert" issue recently highlighted by First Lady Michelle Obama.
Summer 2010 - CWRU School of Medicine's Medicus "Neighbors Helping Neighbors: New Prevention
In conjunction with the cover story on the core project (see below), Medicus succinctly profiles the PRCHN. Includes a great quote from the Director of the national Prevention Research Center network, Eduardo Simoes, MD.
02/12/10 - CWRU News Center "East Cleveland Wants Change; CWRU Social Justice Alliance Plans to Help
This article about CWRU's efforts in East Cleveland touches on Dr. Kelly-Moore's core project, which has chosen the neighborhood as one of four for FreshLink's intervention.
10/29/09 - Plain Dealer "CWRU grant of nearly $800,000 to create center for researching urban health
Here's a succinct overview of the new Center in Cleveland's primary newspaper, including a quote from the Cuyahoga County Health Commissioner.
10/23/09 - CWRU News Center "Case Western Reserve University Launches Prevention Research Center
This article provides a thorough overview of the Center, including perspective on how it relates to the existing public health community in Cleveland as well as its relation to the national network of PRCs.
10/21/09 -CWRU Think "Grant Helps Case Western Reserve & Cleve Work Together for Healthy Neighbohood
This general overview of the new Center features quotes from Co-Directors Dr. Borawski and Dr. Flocke, as well as the Co-Principal Investigator of the core project, Dr. Kelly-Moore.
03/27/09 -CDC Chronic Disease Center "CDC Program Expands to Study Health Needs of Underserved Commu
Press release from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announcing the PRCHN as one of two new comprehensive centers in the nationwide Prevention Research Center network
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Cat Scratching Post
Ultimate Scratching Post – from SmartCat
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Fat Loss Friday
This is an excerpt from the Busy Mama Detox, an on-line or in person program offered by me…
If you want to keep fat on your body then stay on this roller coaster……
- Skip meals (under eat)
- Overeat
- Eat lots of sugar (alcohol, candy)
- Eat lots of processed foods (cakes, cookies, muffins, breads, pasta)
- Eat carbs in the morning
Doing these things will cause a sharp spike in your insulin levels and this SHUTS OFF your FAT BURNING potential and you enter FAT STORAGE MODE.
If you want to wave BYE BYE to FAT, and get off the roller coaster….
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- Balance your meals and snacks with protein, healthy fats and complex carbs (vegetables)
- Eat but don't stuff yourself
- Chew your food and eat slowly
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Enjoy some healthy fat snacks like:
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- An avocado with hemp seeds, sprouts and lemon juice.
- A piece of dark raw chocolate
- A handful of sunflower seeds
- Raw treats (I'm selling them at the Green Owl…yummy)
- …and of course…greens are on the snack menu!!
Enjoy your FAT LOSS ride,
Check out more Fat Loss articles – Your Brain and Fat, Drop Fat Fast, What Fat Can I Eat, Support Your Body's Fat Burner, Become a Fat Loss Furnace, Friday Fat Loss Tip
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Tanya also teaches many different classes at Move Your Body Studio in Bobcaygeon, www.moveyourbody.ca and has written Healthy Snacks for Kids, Get the Skinny on Skinny Jeans & Living Vibrantly with Raw Goodness – Your Guide to Juicing & Blending, the 21 Laws of Irrefutable Fat Loss, How to Get Rid of Cellulite and more. Her blog, www.tanyamorrison.ca has lots of great articles to help you navigate your way to the healthy life you want, tons of recipes and great tips!
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Women in the World >>
"Let's Raise Our Voices"
On 3 June, ICRW co-hosted "Let's Raise Our Voices," which brought together leading experts to discuss strategies for preventing violence against women and girls.
The event, held in London, included panelists Mabel van Oranje, advisory committee chair of Girls Not Brides: The Global Partnership to End Child Marriage; Nata Duvvury, co-director of the global women's studies program at the National University of Ireland Galway; and Ravi Verma, director of the ICRW Asia Regional Office.
Lynne Featherstone, Britain's Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for International Development, delivered the keynote address, and Cherie provided welcoming remarks.
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Russian Car Driver HD
In this game you get to drive in the Russian way! Select freeriding, drag racing, drifting, parking, rally racing, or regular racing mode. Change your view for a more realistic feel while driving your Russian car. Can you uncover and unlock all the achievements and finish first in every race?
Game modes
- Freeride mode
- Drag Racing mode
- Drifting mode
- Parking mode
- Rally mode
- Racing mode
Russian Car Driver HD is a game developed in Unity and exported using WebGL and WebAssembly (wasm) technology.
Release Date
July 2016
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Crystal Dynamics' take on Tomb Raider is a blend of Lost and Indiana Jones – and a serious departure in tone and gameplay from the last decade's entries in the long-running franchise. None of that should be interpreted negatively; while this instalment meets the definition of a stereotypical "gritty reboot", it also delivers a Lara Croft with more character and depth than ever before. This, in turn, provides the basis for an engaging origins story that chronicles young Lara's transformation from innocent archaeologist to hardened adventurer. It takes place after a devastating shipwreck maroons Lara and a handful of survivors on an island inhabited by a barbaric cult called "the Solarii", who become convinced Lara's best friend, Sam, is the heir and successor of their beloved Sun Queen, who controls the island's weather.
As Lara, your job is to make sure their plot to kidnap Sam doesn't go to plan, and that means solving puzzles and killing enemies, all within the structure of a high-octane action-adventure game – think Uncharted with a fashionable infusion of quick-time events and pretty visuals (plus a spunky leading lady). Most appealing to me is the game's early focus on stealth, with Lara's iconic dual pistols missing-in-action and replaced with a bow, which can take out enemies without a sound. There's a strong focus on sneaking behind waist-high walls and using clever tactics to isolate guards and then despatch them. For instance, you can shoot an arrow at a wall behind two guards; while one goes to check it out, you can quickly take out the other with an arrow to the head, and then kill the other once he returns. Neither spots you, so neither have the opportunity to raise the alarm.
After you've picked up more destructive weapons, like a shotgun, a machine gun, and even a grenade launcher, the game develops an inclination to force you into violent confrontations. These demand effective use of available cover, the ability to aim quickly, and a good handle of the scramble and roll mechanics. In these combat-oriented segments, Tomb Raider becomes an all-out third-person shooter, perhaps convincing some players that its action-adventure shell was just a convincing façade. For the most part, these confrontations come in bursts, in the form of drawn-out ambushes. This is something of a lazy tactic to extend the length of the game, and it usually feels like it – but it also indulges the more action-oriented players out there, so I can't complain too much.
In any case, those who prefer adventure games are already well catered to. Countless collectibles are scattered across the island, including relics, documents, and GPS caches, which are of variable merit to the game's narrative. The collectible documents unlock a lot of the game's back-story, and even expand the stories of the other survivors, like Alex and Reyes, who are genuinely interesting characters (though not necessarily likeable). Although some, like expedition leader Whitman, are undeveloped caricatures, there's a noticeable trend of well-written and thoroughly developed characters in the single-player campaign, and the opportunity to hear more about their tribulations makes the documents worth reading. The collectible relics, on the other hand, will be exciting only to history fans: they are genuine historic artefacts, mostly from Japan, which can be viewed in detail.
The adventure aspect of the game is well complemented by the level design, which incorporates zip-lines and craggy rocks into the environment, allowing players to quickly move between distant points and indulge in some rock-climbing. The craggy rocks are implemented particularly well in terms of their integration into the environment; more-so than in any other game, they don't look out-of-place, but remain easily identifiable. While players can only create zip-lines between certain poles and platforms at first, the viable candidates indicated by white rope, you later gain the ability to create zip-lines to craggy rocks, which combine these two idiosyncratic elements of the game world.
Square Enix have been quite vocal about the action and adventure portions of the game in its promotion, but in doing so, they've come to gloss over something I found a little unexpected: a definite fantasy horror vibe, which manifests itself in creepy shacks and alarming amounts of gore. Tomb Raider's 18 certificate isn't a surprise to anyone who buys video games – what doesn't have an 18 certificate these days? – but I took a major double-take when I, as Lara, was forced to swim through a sea of blood in a valley of bodies, and emerged with my clothes, hair, and skin soaked red. The game is brutal. It's not so evident in combat, which features a fairly standard level of blood spatter, but it's noticeable again should you ever die: you're sometimes treated to brief, gory images of your death, like seeing your body slammed against sharp rocks should you fall into the ocean. These horror moments succeed in creating an uneasy and uncomfortable atmosphere that feels appropriate for the main theme of the game: the reluctant and unwilling transformation of Lara, from a girl described as "innocent", into a strong woman with the capacity to defend herself. The game is filled with Lara's first times, including her first time killing a man, and her first time killing a deer for food, and each is delivered in a hard-hitting, emotional way.
It's worth pointing out that like most other triple-A console games on the market today, Tomb Raider suffers from an over-abundance of quick-time events and overly cinematic "gameplay" segments. The convergence of big-budget games and big-budget movies is becoming more and more evident, especially when there are a fair few portions of the game which are packed with impressive visuals and an emotive score, yet demand only a few easy button presses and analogue flicks to complete. This is an after-effect of story taking the front seat, but Tomb Raider's crimes are redeemed by its vast cache of optional content. If the apparently misleading nature of the game's title upsets you, you'll be pleased to know that more than a few tombs are included, but they are absolutely optional and involve veering off the main path. They're centred around puzzle-solving and are rather satisfying to play through – but it's likely due to their optional nature that these quiet brain-teasers weren't vetoed during pre-production, given the intended mainstream audience.
That desire to placate a wide audience is probably responsible for the inclusion of the game's multiplayer mode, which lacks the charm or polish of the single-player campaign. It's identifiable only as Tomb Raider by its playable characters, and the majority of the game's cast are locked until you've gained enough levels. It's third-person shooter madness with typical and uninspired game modes like "team deathmatch", which predictably plays out in the style of "Survivors vs. Solarii". It feels more like a quickly built interpretation of Gears of War than anything else. The matchmaking system contains some issues as well, including a propensity to create teams with unbalanced distributions of high- and low-level players, plus teams uneven in size. It's a good thing multiplayer isn't a main focus of the game.
The term "reboot" doesn't apply particularly well to Tomb Raider because it doesn't go out of its way to retroactively change the franchise's continuity, but it does bring across one key element of this game: it's used a major departure from the series' status quo to return credibility, attention, and respect to it, and that makes for a very promising future. While Tomb Raider is reasonably long (particularly by triple-A standards) and packs a ship-load of additional content, no doubt ready to be expanded through downloadable content, its conclusion begs for a sequel. With a new film on the horizon, there's hardly a doubt in my mind that we'll be seeing a lot more of Lara Croft in the near future – and that's not bad at all.


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"Your title gives you claim to the throne of our country, but men don't follow titles, they follow courage."
– William Wallace, Braveheart
It is a beautiful thing when employees are engaged in their work and are committed to continuous improvement. Those two things, engaged employees and continuous improvement, often seem too good to be true, like some longed-for Utopian business environment reserved for only a select few companies who have stumbled on the magic button. The reality is, it is absolutely possible to have engaged employees and continuous improvement sustained for the long term, but it's going to take some work, and it has to start at the top.
Front line workers will see the most change, so shouldn't we start there?
Ryan Fogarty, President of Lean Support Solutions says, "Of all the kaizens and improvement projects that I have seen struggle to be effective, the reason was almost always due to lack of leadership buy-in. The team knew leadership wasn't fully onboard, so front line workers just didn't care." I mentioned in a previous article that I've heard some managers say they don't trust employees, but employees pick up on that and in turn they don't trust their managers. It becomes a destructive, vicious cycle. Similarly, when a manager implements a new process grudgingly or without explanation, employees know the support just isn't there, and it's almost guaranteed to fail. Employee engagement efforts that start and stop with front line workers simply do not work. Employees have to see and know that their managers believe in and support the change, and managers can only get there if they know the top executives believe in and support the changes even more.
"No such thing as bad student, only bad teacher.
Teacher say, student do."
– Mr. Miyagi, The Karate Kid
Why should top leadership take all the risk? What if it doesn't work?
In a recent interview with Dean Sinclair, Lean Consultant & Government Expert with Lean Support Solutions, he gave a great answer to this question:
Good leaders have always practiced "management by walking around." They leave the comfort of their offices and close associates and actually look at the work being done and talk to the people doing it. Lean operations principles simply give this process more structure to make it more effective. George Washington understood this principle. He made almost daily rounds among his troops and he was known for asking probing questions. By doing so, he gained almost absolute respect from his troops. So loyal were they to Washington that although they endured incredible hardships, still they fought on and defeated the British army.
Employees know when management is merely giving lip-service to culture change. The result is a half-hearted and legalistic response to guidelines and directives. The job might get done but employees will lose their enthusiasm for it and begin to think that if management does not care, why should they?
So, what if it doesn't work? The answer is that it absolutely won't work if management fails to take the risk of rolling up their sleeves. On the one hand, there is guaranteed failure, on the other is the chance for incredible improvement. Dean went on to describe what it looks like when change initiatives start from the top:
Culture change is looking for excellence in performance. Supervisors and managers will see the importance of preparing, training and equipping front line workers. It ultimately accrues to the success of the entire operation. Customers get the total care they need while meeting the financial and quality goals of the organization.
Senior management trusts the information it receives and the people who provide it. This creates a life cycle of constant improvement. This open communication and attention to detail must start at the top. A custodian can successfully implement an equipment or procedure change only if the management at the top has a system in place and the will to make it happen.
One final note…
Ultimately any change initiative, whether employee engagement, lean operations or others, is only truly successful when it saturates the entire organization. Victor Lipman, a Forbes Contributor, found that in the change management process, only about 40% of front-line supervisors were "getting the message about reasons for major organizational changes…" (Forbes, 2013). That means that in most change initiatives, there is a breakdown of communication somewhere between top leadership and front-line supervisors and employees. Somehow, the message just isn't getting through. The answer to this problem is to follow George Washington's example and get out there with the front-line employees to ask the probing questions and make sure that the message is coming through loud and clear.


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Sunday, 20 May 2012
sign vs signifier
One of the first photos from the 2nd A303 trip. This time shot on digital with a 50mm lens on a wet, rainy Thursday afternoon. Instead of stopping at lay-bys I parked at service stations and photographed the signs in the landscape, the petrol stations, the cafes and the motels. In many ways it all feels done to death, certainly from an American angle, but there doesn't seem a similar canon for England and the road. Certainly Paul Graham's A1 - The Great North Road is an influence as is Radio On by Chris Petit.
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Event 300 Meter Hurdles
Mark 49.98
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Race/Results Page Girls Div 1 Results
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Native Country USA
Season Outdoor 2010
Level HS
Meet Date Jun 4, 2010 - Jun 5, 2010
Date Added Aug 16, 2012
Grade 2013
Timing FAT
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Last night was the first edition of the newly relaunched Creatively Endeavored Wrestling Pulsecast! Matt Harrak, Justin Czerwonka and Cameron Dougharty talked all things pro-wrestling from Triple H, WrestleMania 29, TNA Impact going on the road, the future of WWE and much more in a little over 90 minutes. Unfortunately, there seems to be a problem with iTunes right now but you are still able to stream or download the episode from either BlogTalkRadio or Podomatic! Please let us know what you think and we look forward to next week's show.
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OWH S&S Sketch Challenge #120
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Single Sex Classes for Gifted Students: A Case Report.
Kravetz, Nathan
A summer math class for gifted girls (grades 5-9) was established and conducted by a female instructor for 3 weeks. The class involved take-home work, puzzles, problem solving, and computer work. Parents and students were satisfied with the enrichment class, but questions remained concerning such an approach's legality, the advisability of all-girl and all-boy groupings in math and some sciences, the difficulties faced by elementary teachers who are themselves math-avoiders, and the distinctions that should be made between offerings for gifted girls at various age levels. (CL)
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After a frenzy of leaks, the Oppo F5 has had a formal official announcement in Manila, Philippines. We expect the phone to launch on November 2 in India. We must say, after having every imaginative detail leak, the official launch does seem much less intriguing. Nonetheless, here are the nuts and bolts of the Oppo F5.
The Oppo F5 is the very first bezel-less phone from the Chinese phone maker. The 6-inch screen is front and centre of the showcase and has an 18:9 aspect ratio. Apart from that, design elements are mainly borrowed from last year's Oppo F3. Another key highlight of the phone is the AI tech that will beautify photos or selfies with the help of facial recognition. Facial recognition can also unlock the phone although you can rely on the biometric scanner at the back.
Under the hood, the phone rocks a MediaTek MY6763T chip and 4GB/6GB RAM depending on the model you choose. The display comes with a Full HD+ resolution and runs Android 7.1 Nougat fused with ColorOS 3.2. Storage capacity is 32 GB while battery capacity is 3200 mAh with VOOC charge.
The rear camera of the phone is a single 16 MP shooter with f/1.8 aperture and LED flash. While the front is a 20 MP shooter with f/2.0 aperture.
The Oppo F5 price starts at PHP 15,990 (roughly Rs. 20,000) for the 4 GB + 32 GB variant. It comes in Gold and Black colours. It is up for pre-order in the Philippines. Credits for the below specs go to Fonearena.
- 6-inch (2160 × 1080 pixels) 18:9 FHD+ full-screen 2.5D curved glass display with Corning Gorilla Glass 5 protection
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Some ex-colleagues (who I still like) are using G 1.1 which has AMQ 3.2.4 bundled... and they have reported that every time a message is posted into a Queue that AMQ performs increasingly worse. {quote} It looks as though every message posted onto the Queue actually makes ActiveMQ slower. As the number of unconsumed messages in my queue increases (say: 5 messages) causes a huge impact in terms of message consumption time getting doubled. The first part of the problem lies in the messages not getting expired: - I set the delivery mode to be Non Persistent sender.setDeliveryMode(DeliveryMode.NON_PERSISTENT); - I set a timeToLive on the message: sender.setTimeToLive(300000); // 5 minutes Again this seems to have absolutely no effect on the messages, since they get retained in the queues forever. Finally the server just crashes. The second part of the problem is that the moment the number of messages in the queue increases, the transaction time slows down drastically. I use Geronimo 1.1 & JRE 1.5 and use the Active MQ 3.2.4 ( bundled along with geronimo ) Does anyone have an insight into this problem ? {quote} A _certain_ supporting organization reported this to be a problem with AMQ 3.2.4, but has yet to actually provide details on what the problem is. Do any of you have any idea, pointers to emails or JIRA issues? --jason
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Sara is available for individual sessions focusing on alignment, postural stability, and effective movement functioning. In addition to her movement work, she maintains a private psychotherapy practice in Burlington, VT.If you would like information regarding starting a Movement for Parkinson's class in your community and/or information any of the current Movement for PD classes listed below, please contact Sara directly at email@example.com or (802) 881-9673.Burlington – Wednesdays 10:00-11:30, Flynn Arts, Registration Encouraged at (802) 652-4537 www.flynncenter.orgBurlington – Every other Monday 10:00-11:15, Cathedral Square, Non-residents welcomeMontpelier – Thursdays 10:00-11:30, Montpelier Senior Activity CenterSaint Albans – 3rd Fridays 10:00-11:15, Homestead at Pillsbury ManorKeep Moving with Parkinson's at Dee Physical TherapyThe Dee Physical Therapy Wellness Program is excited to provide an exercise class designed specifically for individuals with Parkinson's Disease. Students will be led through exercises for balance, strength and flexibility in sitting and standing positions, accompanied by music selections to help students employ skills in rhythm and coordination. Participants may bring along one guest such as a significant other, family member or caregiver to join. Class will be taught by Laurel Lakey, a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant with a BFA in Dance.Advanced registration is requested. For questions and to register, please call Dee Physical Therapy in Shelburne at (802) 985-4440 and ask for Laurel Lakey, or email her at firstname.lastname@example.com: Thursday's 1-2pm, running 4 weeks October 26th – November 16thWhere: Aerobics Room in the Shelburne Field House,166 Athletic Drive, Shelburne, VT 05445Cost: $40.00 for 4 classes (covers you plus one guest)PT 360PT360 offers a wide variety of rehabilitation options for people suffering from any number of neurological issues. In addition to Parkinson's disease they also treat the following: radiculopathy, carpal tunnel, Multiple Sclerosis, neuropathies and stroke, to name a few. Treatments focus on restoring function so the patient can gain independence with activities of daily living. Their 18x30ft therapy pool provides 4ft of 92degree salt water for patients to address deficits. Private treatment rooms can be utilized for appropriate manual techniques. PT360 provides a nurturing environment for patients to rehabilitate from their neurological injury or disease. www.pt360coop.comAQUATIC THERAPYExercise and movement in water offers a unique approach to rehabilitation. There are unseen forces in this environment that support your body and facilitate movement when it is difficult on land. It facilitates improved flexibility, strength, and stamina and is unparalleled in addressing balance issues. Aquatic therapy is the best holistic approach to improving your function by addressing the whole body at one time and can be easily continued once you have established independence for long term fitness results. Please contact Edie Bernhardt, PT for more information. (802) 860-4360.VERMONT SPORTS MEDICINE CENTERVermont Sports Medicine Center is staffed with doctorate level physical therapists who understand the unique challenges of those with Parkinson's disease. At VSMC, an individual with Parkinson's disease will get a personalized evaluation, and specifically designed exercise program based on their specific needs and current level of function. Our exercise programs will help you maintain balance, mobility and enhance your ability to function safely for activities of daily living. Your program can be tailored to the exercise environment that is best for you, which may be a land based exercise program or an exercise program in a therapeutic pool.Group exercise programs for Parkinson's patients are now offered, which also serve as a support group for people with similar concerns and needs related to consistent exercise opportunities in a safe environment with knowledgeable staff.VSMC has four convenient locations in Rutland, Killington, Castleton and Brandon Vermont. Please contact Maureen Gibeault, PT to register at (802) 775-1300.PD PUSH BACKSupported by the Frederick C. Binter Center for Parkinson's Disease and Movement Disorders at UVM Medical Center, this program provides a quality, supportive, and individualized exercise program for persons with PD. It is a collaborative effort with rehabilitation professionals and students in UVM's physical therapy doctoral program and exercise science program and functions as an important adjunct to existing community programs. Participants in the program need medical clearance and must sign an informed consent prior to program initiation. An individualized exercise program will be developed based on the participant's interests, abilities and needs as well as assessments and referral information. Space in this program is extremely limited. Please contact Charlotte Gowen at (802) 847-3366 for more information or to be placed on the waiting list.Share this page:


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Meet Romeo.
Romeo is a 9 year old standard poodle, and he is my girlfriend Brittany's family dog. Brittany and her family got Romeo when Brittany was in high school. Since then, a lot has changed – Brittany moved on to college in Philadelphia, her family and Romeo moved from Maryland to Virginia, and now, Brittany and I live together in the Philadelphia area. Throughout all those years, one thing has remained constant, and that is Brittany's love and adoration of Romeo. When we visit her family, nothing makes her more excited than seeing her pup. Sorry Mom and Dad, you'll have to wait until the kisses are finished.
About six weeks ago, we received an evening phone call from Brittany's parents. Recently, Romeo had been acting strangely. He had been walking with a slight limp and licking his hind end, which was unusual behavior for him. They took him to the local vet, and a small tumor was found in his colon. Further investigation found he had adenocarcinoma of the colon. Because this is a fairly aggressive form of cancer, decisions had to be made quickly. Her family lives semi-locally to Virginia Tech, which lucky has a top-notch veterinary medicine department that quickly scheduled surgery and removed the tumor. While the initial findings are good and the tumor has been removed, because this is an aggressive form of cancer, lifelong oral chemotherapy treatment has been recommended to help prevent the cancer from recurring.
I am a huge proponent of disease prevention through diet. Yes, genetics play a role in health and longevity. Yes, there are countless environmental factors we can't control – air quality, water quality, solar radiation, high voltage transmission lines, cellular radio waves, AM/FM radio waves, satellite beams – you cannot eliminate all these variables that influence your longterm health. However, I believe the #1 contributor to disease over the longterm is a poor diet, and that really is something we can greatly control. Now that Romeo is on chemotherapy, nutrition becomes more important than ever. His body has been compromised, so it is going to be more susceptible to environmental and dietary toxins – especially since chemotherapy itself is a toxin, and it is taxing enough to fight through that. I am very well-researched in the "human food" market, but I've never really put any work into the pet food market. Needless to say, it has been a struggle.
The Quality of Mainstream Pet Food Is Horrendous
Let's get something straight: dogs are carnivores. Yes, their digestive systems are just long enough that they can get by on a somewhat omnivorous diet. That does not mean they thrive on an omnivorous diet. While some plant matter may be acceptable, even beneficial in small enough quantities dependent on the source, the diet needs to be overwhelmingly animal-based in nutrition.
Mainstream pet food is overwhelmingly grain-based.
Grain is the absolute worst plant matter you can feed a dog. Human beings are natural omnivores, and we struggle to digest grain. The grain-based food pyramid Americans have become accustomed to is a primary driver of all sorts of autoimmune diseases and obesity in this country. Even ruminents like cows, with their legendary four stomachs, can't digest corn. Cows, force-fed a grain-heavy diet instead of their natural diet of grass in Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFO's) are given antibiotics to help suppress the e-coli that forms in their digestive tract due to their inability to digest the stuff. Cows can't do it with 4 stomachs, you can't do it with 30+ feet of intestine, do you really think your almost entirely carnivorous pup has a chance?
I found out Romeo has been eating Hill's Science Diet Adult Large Blend. These are the ingredients off their website:
Chicken, Whole Grain Wheat, Cracked Pearled Barley, Whole Grain Sorghum, Whole Grain Corn, Corn Gluten Meal, Chicken Meal, Chicken Liver Flavor, Pork Fat, Dried Beet Pulp, Soybean Oil, Lactic Acid, Flaxseed, Potassium Chloride, Iodized Salt, Calcium Carbonate, Choline Chloride, vitamins (Vitamin E Supplement, L-Ascorbyl-2-Polyphosphate (source of Vitamin C), Niacin Supplement, Thiamine Mononitrate, Vitamin A Supplement, Calcium Pantothenate, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Riboflavin Supplement, Folic Acid, Biotin, Vitamin D3 Supplement), minerals (Ferrous Sulfate, Zinc Oxide, Copper Sulfate, Manganous Oxide, Calcium Iodate, Sodium Selenite), Oat Fiber, Taurine, Mixed Tocopherols for freshness, Natural Flavors, Beta-Carotene, Dried Apples, Dried Broccoli, Dried Carrots, Dried Cranberries, Dried Peas
Chicken bound with multiple different kinds of highly allergenic, difficult to digest grains, fortified with highly processed industrial oil and synthetic metal dust masquerading as "vitamins." Humans can't digest this garbage. Dogs don't stand a chance. (Cats would be even worse since they are purely carnivorous, the quality of cat food is even more troublesome). And this is probably one of the better mainstream dog foods.
I did a little more digging to read the ingredients lists on other common, mainstream pet foods.
Purina ONE SMARTBLEND Healthy Puppy Formula Premium Dog Food
Chicken, brewer's rice, corn gluten meal, poultry by-product meal, whole grain corn, soybean meal, oat meal, animal fat preserved with mixed-tocopherols, glycerin, animal digest, calcium phosphate, fish oil (source of DHA), calcium carbonate, salt, caramel color, potassium chloride, Vitamin E supplement, choline chloride, zinc sulfate, L-Lysine monohydrochloride, sulfur, ferrous sulfate, manganese sulfate, niacin, Vitamin A supplement, calcium pantothenate, thiamine mononitrate, copper sulfate, riboflavin supplement, Vitamin B-12 supplement, pyridoxine hydrochloride, garlic oil, folic acid, Vitamin D-3 supplement, calcium iodate, biotin, menadione sodium bisulfite complex (source of Vitamin K activity), sodium selenite.
Purina's website went the extra mile to do everything it could do bury the ingredients lists for their products, but propaganda is everywhere.
Pedigree's website is a little less obnoxious, but their quality is even worse yet.
PEDIGREE Adult Complete Nutrition Chicken Flavor
GROUND WHOLE GRAIN CORN, MEAT AND BONE MEAL (SOURCE OF CALCIUM), CORN GLUTEN MEAL, ANIMAL FAT (SOURCE OF OMEGA 6 [PRESERVED WITH BHA & CITRIC ACID]), SOYBEAN MEAL, NATURAL FLAVOR (SOURCE OF MEATIER FLAVOR), CHICKEN BY-PRODUCT MEAL, DRIED PLAIN BEET PULP, GROUND WHOLE GRAIN WHEAT, SALT, BREWERS RICE, POTASSIUM CHLORIDE, DRIED PEAS, VITAMIN E SUPPLEMENT, ZINC SULFATE, CHOLINE CHLORIDE, NIACIN [VITAMIN B3], BIOTIN, DRIED CARROTS, BHA & CITRIC ACID (A PRESERVATIVE), BLUE 2, YELLOW 5, YELLOW 6, d-CALCIUM PANTOTHENATE [SOURCE OF VITAMIN B5], RIBOFLAVIN SUPPLEMENT [VITAMIN B2], RED 40, PYRIDOXINE HYDROCHLORIDE [VITAMIN B6], COPPER SULFATE, POTASSIUM IODIDE, VITAMIN A SUPPLEMENT, THIAMINE MONONITRATE [VITAMIN B1], VITAMIN D3 SUPPLEMENT, VITAMIN B12 SUPPLEMENT
What exactly is corn gluten supposed to be anyway? Corn doesn't contain gluten, which is a protein related to wheat, barley and rye. While corn is a grain, it is in a different family.
I searched companies high and low trying to find something acceptable. From what I've seen over at Consumer Affairs, many others share my sentiment for the quality of pet food. The only brand that seems to be reviewed positively is Canidae. I did some research on their products, and I did find two "flavors" with good ingredients lists.
CANIDAE Grain Free PURE ELEMENTS Dry Formula dog food
Lamb, turkey meal, chicken meal, sweet potatoes, chickpeas, peas, chicken fat, menhaden fish meal, potatoes, suncured alfalfa, natural flavor, minerals (iron proteinate, zinc proteinate, copper proteinate, ferrous sulfate, zinc sulfate, copper sulfate, potassium iodide, manganese proteinate, manganous oxide, manganese sulfate, sodium selenite), vitamins (vitamin E supplement, thiamine mononitrate, ascorbic acid, vitamin A supplement, biotin, niacin, calcium pantothenate, pyridoxine hydrochloride, vitamin B12 supplement, riboflavin, vitamin D3 supplement, folic acid), choline chloride, dried enterococcus faecium fermentation product, dried lactobacillus acidophilus fermentation product, dried lactobacillus casei fermentation product, dried lactobacillus plantarum fermentation product, dried trichoderma longibrachiatum fermentation extract, mixed tocopherols (a natural source of
vitamin E)
CANIDAE Grain Free pure SKY Dry Formula dog food
Duck, duck meal, turkey meal, sweet potatoes, peas, chicken fat, potatoes, suncured alfalfa, natural flavor, minerals (iron proteinate, zinc proteinate, copper proteinate, ferrous sulfate, zinc sulfate, copper sulfate, potassium iodide, manganese proteinate, manganous oxide, manganese sulfate, sodium selenite), vitamins (vitamin E supplement, thiamine mononitrate, ascorbic acid, vitamin A supplement, biotin, niacin, calcium pantothenate, pyridoxine hydrochloride, vitamin B12 supplement, riboflavin, vitamin D3 supplement, folic acid), choline chloride, dried enterococcus faecium fermentation product, dried lactobacillus acidophilus fermentation product, dried lactobacillus casei fermentation product, dried lactobacillus plantarum fermentation product, dried trichoderma longibrachiatum fermentation extract, mixed tocopherols (a natural source of vitamin E)
I did not like any of the other "flavors" because they contained canola oil, a(n almost always) highly refined, rancid and toxic oil that must be degummed and deodorized to mask its rancidity and is loaded with trans fats thanks to the highly volatile refining process exposing the oils to various chemicals and temperatures as high as 500 degrees. It is also almost entirely GMO, which certainly doesn't help in my mind. And let's not forget, dogs are not seeds, whose oils are generally highly unsaturated to stay liquid at cold temperatures so they can germinate in cold late winter/early spring temperatures. Dogs are warm-blooded animals with high body temperatures and fast metabolisms that require significant saturated fats in their diet – saturated fats do not spoil easily, unlike polyunsaturated fats found in seeds that turn rancid with minimal exposure to light and heat. Canola oil, soybean oil, corn oil, cottonseed oil, sunflower oil, safflower oil and all the other ubiquitous, cheap, highly refined vegetable oils manufactured by massive congolomerates do not belong in our own diets, let alone our dog's diets. Meat eating animals should get most of their fats from animal-based products, humans and dogs alike, but I digress.
I stumbled across another pretty good looking brand in my search.
DIAMOND Chicken & Sweet Potato Formula for Dogs
Chicken, chicken meal, sweet potatoes, peas, garbanzo beans, potatoes, chicken fat (preserved with mixed tocopherols), tomato pomace, natural flavor, fish meal, flaxseed, salt, choline chloride, dried chicory root, yucca schidigera extract, tomatoes, blueberries, raspberries, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Bifidobacterium lactis, Lactobacillus reuteri, vitamin E supplement, iron proteinate, zinc proteinate, copper proteinate, ferrous sulfate, zinc sulfate, copper sulfate, potassium iodide, thiamine mononitrate (vitamin B1), manganese proteinate, manganous oxide, ascorbic acid, vitamin A supplement, biotin, niacin, calcium pantothenate, manganese sulfate, sodium selenite, pyridoxine hydrochloride (vitamin B6), vitamin B12 supplement, riboflavin (vitamin B2), vitamin D supplement, folic acid.
Again, I didn't like their other "flavors." Nasty vegetable oils like canola oil everywhere.
I am trying to convince her parents to switch over his food ASAP to maximize his chances at recovery. They are very receptive and I'm really thankful for that. The boy deserves the best chance he can get.
What do you all feed your pets? Do you check what's in your pet's food?
Disclaimer: I am not promoting any of the brands of pet food listed in this article. I do not currently own a pet of any kind, I have not purchased any kind of pet food in years and I am not receiving any compensation for promoting any of these items.All information found herein, including any ideas, opinions, views, predictions, commentaries, forecasts, suggestions or stock picks, expressed or implied, are for informational, entertainment or educational purposes only and should not be construed as personal investment advice. I am not a licensed investment adviser.


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It is a crime in every state to drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If caught, you will receive a specific form of a criminal sentence. Depending on the severity, you might end up getting your license revoked or suspended.
This may also depend if it is your first offense. Regardless, if you are ever caught driving under the influence, you will need a DUI attorney. So you may ask, "how do I find the best DUI attorney near me?".
That's pretty easy. We'll show you how you can search for the best DUI attorney and how beneficial they can be in assisting you with your case.
The Benefits of Hiring a DUI Attorney
You need to know and understand the benefits of hiring a DUI attorney. The law can be complicated at the best of times. Regardless if you have a background in law or not, the system is involved. You might think that hiring a lawyer can cost you too much.
However, that is not true. If you go into an unfamiliar battlefield and fight, you will lose. The job of lawyers is to make things easier for you. They settle the legalities of things for you. Not having a defense lawyer is the option that will cost you more. You can end up losing your driving privileges or even be sent to jail.
Best DUI Attorney Near Me
You now know that attorneys can do much for you. But, you might still ask, "How do I go about finding the best DUI attorney near me?". There are lots of ways you can go about finding the best DUI lawyer in Dallas.
The local people in your area might know or might even give you a list of competent lawyers. Searching on the internet is also a great way of finding one. You might learn that a lot of them offer a free consultation.
Look for those with excellent reviews but are affordable. However, investing in a good attorney is always preferred. After all, you get what you pay for.
Hire the Best DUI Attorney for Your Case
It's crucial that you don't hire any random attorney when you are caught driving drunk or under the influence. It's important also to understand why you have to hire the best DUI attorney for your case.
Know that the best usually has a powerful strategy when it comes to defending clients. They can help you deal with and get you out of your troubled situation. They can guarantee that you don't get any severe punishments at the very least or none at all.
Also, know that everyone in court is prepared and knowledgeable. You may not be. Having the best lawyer helps you even the odds or even have the odds in your favor.
How do I find the best DWI Lawyer in Dallas? Now, you know the answer. Obviously, it's best not to drive under the influence, and it's best if you avoid getting into trouble.
But as we all know, that sometimes isn't the case.
If you do get caught in a checkpoint, hire the best lawyer. You can find highly recommended lawyers on the internet. Only have the best help you out with your case.


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The Request for Proposal (RFP) for the provision of health insurance coverage for 1,500 national athletes, expires today.
Minister with responsibility for sport, Natalie Neita-Headley, says she expects to announce the successful bidder by year's end.
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Union Minister for New and Renewable Energy Farooq Abdullah turned an 'entertainer' when he sang and danced non-stop for over 45 minutes and made others join him at a party in the lawns of the newly constructed official bungalow of the Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Dorjee Khandu.
The 73-year-old tall and handsome former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir won the hearts of the select gathering when he picked up the microphone from a local singer and started singing the popular numbers of old melodious Hindi films one after another on Saturday night.
He started with with "Ram kare ayisa ho jaye" (Milan) and finished with "Diwana Hua Badal" (Kashmir Ki Kali) imitating the style of Shammi Kapur.
Arunachal Pradesh Governor Gen (retd) J.J. Singh with wife Anupama, the deputy commissioner Padmini Singla some young MLAs joined Abdullah, singing and dancing without a break, to give him encouragements.
"See, how engrossed Farooq saab in his song and dance," Khandu with a smile of a proud host, told this reporter. The CM had organised the party on the occasion of the 24th statehood day.
Earlier addressing a rally Abdullah had said he would love to stay in this beautiful state for a few days more but because of the parliament session he had to leave for New Delhi next morning.


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The stunning five-star, cliff-top resort is offering two-night winter packages with three rounds of golf, allowing golfers to walk in the footsteps of champions before this year's victor is crowned, with prices starting at just £249 per person.
The winter package includes two nights' luxury accommodations at the resort, with full Scottish breakfast included; a guaranteed tee time on the Old Course - host venue for July's Open Championship; and two additional rounds of golf on St Andrews Links Trust courses.
Guests also may arrange for an additional round of golf on either of Fairmont St Andrews' two courses - The Torrance, former host of final Open qualifying and six-time venue for the Scottish Senior Open, and The Kittocks - from just £40 per person.
Graeme Dawson, Fairmont St Andrews' leisure sales and marketing manager, said: "If you're going to play the Old Course, there's no better time than in the run-up to an Open Championship at the Home of Golf.
"It gives you a much greater appreciation of the conditions, strategies and nuances that make the Old Course unique. And visiting ahead of the event will allow you to relive the experience with friends and family as you watch the 2015 Open Championship unfold on television at home."
The winter package is bookable until March 31, 2015, and will be available again from November 3, 2015. The five-star Fairmont St Andrews resort - voted IAGTO's European Golf Resort of the Year in 2012 and winner of the award for 'best large hotel' in the 2014 Scottish Golf Tourism Awards - sits on 520 acres of stunning open coastline overlooking the North Sea and the historic town of St Andrews.
It boasts two championship golf courses - The Torrance and The Kittocks - and has played host to a number of prestigious events, including both the Open Championship's final local qualifying and the Scottish Senior Open, which it has hosted for the past six years.
In addition to golf events, Fairmont St Andrews has also hosted some of the world's most important politicians and powerbrokers as a venue for both Northern Ireland peace talks and a G20 Summit.
As well as exceptional golf and a world-class spa, Fairmont St Andrews includes award-winning dining, luxurious guest accommodation and exceptional service, as well as unfettered access to the charms of the old town of St Andrews itself, the unique Home of Golf.


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Use caution evaluating CCRC applicants, legal expert warns
Paul Gordon, partner at Hanson Brigett LLP
"The questions have to be asked of all applicants and pertain to the requirements of tenancy," said Paul Gordon, JD, partner at Hanson Bridgett LLP law firm in San Francisco. His session, "The Legal Implications of CCRC Applicant Screening," took place in Washington, D.C., on Oct. 17. He presented with Avon Long Term Care Consultants CEO Gary Corliss, FSA, CSA.
CCRCs have often used anecdotal information to evaluate a resident's health, with no specific scoring or standard underwriting criteria.
That raises issues from a legal perspective. CCRCs must make sure they are being fair and non-discriminatory when accepting applicants, although there is an Americans with Disabilities Act exception when using standard underwriting criteria.
Using the same questions and criteria can protect the provider. Gordon also cautions against overlooking a medical screening because a potential resident is, for example, "the Bishop's mother."
The ADA and the Fair Housing Act, which protects against discrimination in categories that include race and religion, are where CCRC screeners can stumble. They must walk a fine line between asking questions related to the services offered and those that could appear to be discriminatory or irrelevant.
A CCRC offering a long-term care model for a resident for the rest of his or her life has greater allowance in asking detailed health questions than a fee-for-service model, Gordon said. But be wary of asking for a full health history, such as number of children.
"Many ask about live births," Corliss said. "There is no actuarial data that reflects that to be an issue."