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Wednesday – Oct. 8, 2014
HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, Ky. – Northern Kentucky University is taking its vision, its programs, and its people on the road to communities across Kentucky during the 2014 #RoadToNKU Commonwealth Tour.
The tour continues Oct. 9 in Eastern Kentucky with the second of eight stops through Dec. 4.
"Northern Kentucky University will celebrate our 50th anniversary in 2018 when our strategic plan, Fuel The Flame, is fully implemented," said NKU President Geoffrey Mearns. "The #RoadtoNKU tour is providing us the opportunity to visit prospective students, parents, community leaders, and alumni from across the state to share with them that something special is happening at NKU. It also provides us the opportunity to listen to the communities across the state to ensure that NKU is serving them."
Regional media is invited to the Hilton Garden Inn in Pikeville for interview opportunities with President Mearns between 4:30 p.m. and 7 p.m.
Among NKU's many distinctive strengths are academic programs such as cyber security, theater, entrepreneurship, and teacher education, and a new initiative called the Health Innovations Center.
The Health Innovations Center will integrate a portfolio of health care disciplines with psychology, social work, and many other disciplines. The university will bring together traditionally separate areas of learning into a trans-disciplinary and creative environment to address population health. In an unprecedented effort, the university has brought together 41 external stakeholders representing businesses, health care providers, public health care organizations, foundations, and consultants. This team is challenged with identifying the next generation of talent and applied research needed to impact Kentucky's health indicators. The facility was funded in the 2014 General Assembly Session and will open in 2017. (http://hicinfo.nku.edu/)
"Regional economists tell us that the fastest job growth for the foreseeable future will be in the areas of information and health care," said Mearns. "This is true throughout the state. We intend to provide the best education and applied research opportunities possible at the intersection of informatics and population health disciplines. And we will use our region to model best practices to keep citizens healthy. This will help businesses cut costs of health care insurance, and avoid employee lost time. We can then share these ideas across Kentucky. If we want future job growth, we are going to have to get a handle on the relative health of Kentucky citizens. We can do this together through partnerships statewide."
The university is also home to the Kentucky Center for Mathematics, a statewide initiative to improve mathematics achievement for preschool through college students. The center manages a cooperative that brings mathematics resources of all eight universities to the local schools. The center has seen phenomenal success with children by training teachers to use the best tools to identify and meet the needs of every child.
As part of the university's visit to eastern Kentucky, seven mathematics teachers will be honored with the NKU Trailblazer Award for persistence in making a difference in the mathematics skills of our children. The award winners are Tami Estep of Jenkins Independent School in Letcher County, Brandi Lemaster of Highland Elementary in Johnson County, Calvin Music of Porter Elementary in Johnson County, Suzanne Bevins of Southside Elementary in Pike County, Tonya Fox of Owsley County Elementary, Paula Bates of Lone Jack School Center in Bell County, and DeAnn Gibson of Carr Creek Elementary in Knott County.
The university will also recognize the NKU College of Informatics Trailblazer Award winner Leean "Louella" Allen of the Pike County Public Library District.
"The Trailblazer Award is recognition of those citizens throughout the state who are changing lives through new and innovative education programs," Mearns said. "With improved math skills and added library capacity, Kentucky's children will be better prepared to meet the demands of this century."
The awards will be presented at the Hilton Garden Inn at 5:30 p.m. The event is open to the public and will include an opportunity for high school students and adults interested in completing their degree to meet with university admissions representatives.
Northern Kentucky University is a major metropolitan university enrolling more than 15,000 associate, undergraduate, graduate, professional, and doctoral students in six colleges — the College of Arts and Sciences, the Haile/US Bank College of Business, the College of Education and Human Services, the College of Health Professions, the College of Informatics, and the Chase College of Law. NKU's innovative academic programs and unparalleled commitment to student success both in the classroom and beyond have helped the university earn the designation of one of America's Best Colleges by Forbes magazine six consecutive years.
Find out more about the KCM at http://www.kentuckymathematics.org/.
Find out more about the College of Informatics at http://informatics.nku.edu/.
Follow NKU news on Twitter at https://twitter.com/nkuedu.


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Not too much to report after a very gray and wet weekend!
Saturday started out really wet so we had to skip the 5k. I had some extra time so I decided to go do some clothes shopping. I had a gift card from lululemon and I freaked out the whole way there - wondering if I was lululemon size yet. Luckily the manager I know was there so she helped me decide on a few styles and then it was off to the fitting room with 3 pairs of pants - all size 12. They. All. Fit.
After that I went to Nordstrom Rack for the first time for something other than shoes. I've never even glanced at clothes there but sure enough I found a couple of cute tops for an awesome deal. One is a fitted blazer that doesn't quite fit yet but I know that it will - probably right in time for our trip to Scotland in August. Anyway, I have have a whole post started about the clothes thing and the quite surprising emotional toll this is taking on me. I'm going to address it with my support group peeps on Saturday so I hope to finish it before then!
SO it cleared up enough in the late afternoon to do a 5 mile walk. I probably burned more calories doing that than I would have at the 5k- even with a stop for sushi. Right now I can manage about 4 pieces of sushi - 3 sashimi and one nigiri - that way I can have one bite of rice which is just enough.
Sunday we had brunch with friends but I drank a latte before and was so full that I had a single bite of scrambled egg and less than 1/4 chicken sausage. That was a bad idea. I was "hungry" all day. Not even a little bit physically hungry - it was ALL in my head. It was dark, pouring rain, and I was working. The perfect storm. I had a couple of wheat thins and a couple of pop chips (left over dog sitter snacks - note to self: make the dog sitter take all snacks with him next time!) it made me want more!
Now I know that 2 wheat thins and 2 pop chips aren't going to undo everything I've worked so hard for but to me it's a early warning sign. I suppose it's good that I'm recognizing this when it happens - this is only the 2nd time in 3 months and both times it's been gross outside. I need to figure out NOW what do on the gray days to get through it. Normally I could go to a yoga class or something else indoors but there was no getting around work yesterday. As time goes by and I'm able to eat more, it would be great to have a strategies in place for my known triggers.
The week ahead
Running, yoga, spinning, weight training and pilates all on the schedule for this week. I'm loving the variety right now. I need to do my job in the middle of all of this! Staying busy really helps - as I like to say "idle hands eat the devil's snacks":)
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"This is the first-step in a multi-year agreement for 2008, 2009 and beyond that opens the door to more global growth for both ShowStoppers and IFA," said Jens Heithecker, director of IFA. IFA 2008 takes place 29 August through 3 September 2008 in Berlin, Germany.
ShowStoppers is doing events at trade-shows for 15 years including CES in Vegas.
The next ShowStoppers events are ShowStoppers at CES 2008, 7 Jan. 2008.
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"Evolution is fantastic, a truly astonishing process." said the biology teacher, while his students— the majority, at least— listened to him attentively, and one of them, a girl with luscious, curly hair, slowly shook her head as a sign of disapproval.
"Its natural processes are fascinating, but when there is human intervention, even involuntary, it produces… quite amusing results" he continued as he drew a geological timeline on the blackboard, while the curly girl continued to shake her head skeptically.
"Consider the following situation… have any of you had or currently has cats?"
"I prefer dogs, they're more loyal."
"Cats are cuddlier and less destructive."
"Cats are superior."
"No, cats think they're superior, it's quite different."
"They act as caretakers, look after the children…"
"Cats are elegant, they hunt mice."
"Its tail moves like a snake."
"I prefer the Koalas, they're so cute."
"Pandas Forever!"
"Good, good, now, everyone who's had cats has heard their pitiful meow when asking for food or water, right?"
"Well, I'll tell you something amazing, an evolutionary strategy that cats have developed over thousands of years of living with humans, since a wildcat began to roam the shacks of the first sedentary humans… Possibly in Mesopotamia and not in Egypt as previously believed, it goes a little like…
Moonless Night, 11:45 PM
Victor felt the sting of fear, it was so abrupt he preferred to think it was just uneasiness. He deceived himself into thinking that the sensation in the mouth of his stomach was anxiety because he would be late to his girlfriend's house and that she would be alarmed thinking that something had happened to him. No doubt it was that sensation —which he preferred not to call fear— was due to the anguish that his girlfriend would suffer in vain. It had nothing to do with ending up in a labyrinth of unknown streets, barely lit with dim yellow streetlights. It had nothing to do with the utter loneliness, with the sound of his footsteps creating echoes as the only company and the distant murmur of vehicles accelerating through streets which he could not see.
He was lost.
He had decided to take a shortcut, leaving a busy avenue, climbing up stairs, turning the corner of a basketball court, taking as a reference a block of red apartment buildings, and finally got lost. He walked along a street too wide and too quiet for his taste, surrounded by houses with closed doors and drawn curtains, his steps resounding in silence. He tried to ubicate himself but the names of the streets meant nothing to him.
The neighborhood didn't look impoverished, the houses were terraced and the gardens were trellised, while the sidewalk was filled with garbage bags torn open by dogs. The neighborhood didn't look impoverished, but it didn't seem safe either, it was his loneliness and silence that troubled him and created that void in his stomach, that void he preferred not to call fear, only worry, about not being able to arrive on time, about his cell phone being dead and useless, about the scarce money he carried being insufficient to take a taxi, and the buses seeming to have disappeared along with the daylight.
He heard the noise of the television from afar, and was accompanied only by the occasional car turning the corner and quickly driving off, but he was otherwise alone, no human figure walked the same streets as he did under the yellow glow of the streetlights, and the few that he saw in the distance did not seem to be good people.
He had peeked into the alleys, gazing into where the darkness became heavier. He saw groups of people sitting and moving, going in directions where he would not encounter them.
He couldn't see their faces, much less guess how old they were, they could either be very young children with blissfully unaware and perfectly harmless parents —But could a 15-year-old teenager really be harmless? Could they be hardened thugs; the kind who asks you the time then put a knife to your neck? Their voices were hard to understand and distant, but he accelerated his pace when that sting in his lower abdomen intensified. He knew he was vulnerable, very vulnerable, and he knew that he could end up being just another statistic, one of those that the news dispatches in a couple of minutes. He knew that he could disappear and in the end be just an enigma and a painful memory for his girlfriend, his parents and the few people who loved him in the world.
And in that state of mind, he came across a wasteland, which he watched with distrust from the opposite sidewalk. It occupied half a block, surrounded by three of its four sides by walls. Inside there was nothing but rubble, garbage, and shadows, suitable ground for all kinds of illicit acts, those involving sex, drugs, and violence, or any combination of them.
And then he heard a cry.
It was faint, barely audible in the opaque silence of the night, but it was a cry. Sad and overwhelming, it made the night darker.
He noticed some cardboard boxes near one of the walls, closer than he would be comfortable approaching. Large, empty and broken boxes which still retained their original shape; the crying seemed to come from there. He crossed the street, approached carefully, sharpened all his senses, not just his hearing. If there was an abandoned baby, it must surely be there, in the middle of the cartons, starving and cold.
His sense of smell informed him of something else, there was something there, beside squishy and unpleasant smell of garbage and dry earth, but also something else. Something like feathers or hair, like the stench of wet dog fur. But he ignored it, the stinging sensation in his stomach —what he insisted on not calling fear— was still there, but decided to ignore it. If his thoughts were not concentrated on that invisible baby, he would have thought that was what they called courage.
"Don't worry, baby, I'm with you now." He muttered more to himself than for the creature, his crying was getting louder, he began to search through the cartons with caution, he had to be in front of him…
The change was abrupt, more than that, instantaneous, he was simply paralyzed, not only his body but also his mind, everything was simply turned upside down. The cry went quiet and was replaced by a hiss, almost like that of a viper, and a yelp and suddenly in front of him, still invisible. There was no longer a helpless baby but something that grunted, drooled and barked, something frightful with claws and hair and teeth, and with a bristly tail, all of which he saw more with the eyes of imagination than with of clear sight. He was suddenly surrounded by things, things similar to what was in the middle of the boxes and which shortly before it had pretended to be a baby, things which had remained hidden, perhaps buried in the sand, and which now jumped onto him, clawed their sharp nails into his flesh and covered his mouth, to make him disappear in the middle of the night, without a single scream, without a single witness.
"What did you say? Ah, you don't believe in evolution, I imagine you're a… yes, a creationist. Ah, you believe that evolution is a way of denying the existence of God? I imagine that you are evangelical, that is, Protestant, right? Are you Catholic? It surprises me because the Catholic Church accepts evolution… No, it is not a joke… seriously it is not… I am an agnostic and it seems that I know more about the doctrine of the Catholic Church than you do!"
"Well, we'll discuss this later, what I want to tell you is this: cats are manipulative bastards, and their hungering 'meow' is what happens when superior beings coexist with less cunning creatures for millennia… the superior beings are the cats, by the way."
"Cats have learned to imitate the cry of a baby with their meows , I'm not lying to you, a cat's attention meow, whether out of hunger or thirst, has the same tone and frequency —it's not exactly like that, but you can understand it— like a crying baby, and they do so in order to call our attention and awaken our instinct to protect newborns of our species and direct it towards them."
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Miguel Cotto And Kelly Pavlik Are Victorious
I didn't buy the show tonight as I was watching UFC, but as expected, both Miguel Cotto and Kelly Pavlik won their fights tonight.
According to ESPN's Dan Rafael, Cotto was just too strong for Michael Jennings.
But Cotto was all over him again in the fifth round and finally put him down again. And again, Hughes motioned him to stay down. The 31-year-old with a big heart got up though. However, referee Benji Esteves had seen enough and called it off at 2:36.
The AP (via ESPN) reported that the hometown Pavlik made the fans happy in his 9th round stoppage of Marco Antonio Rubio.
The pride of Youngstown outclassed and outpunched Rubio almost the entire fight, hurting the Mexican challenger in the eighth round and battering him throughout the ninth, after which Rubio's corner decided he couldn't continue.
Here are Duan's thoughts:
The Pavlik beat down was pretty convincing. He showed no ill effects or confidence issues from the Hopkins defeat. He pretty much just pummeled Rubio right from the opening bell.
Rubio realised he was hopelessly outgunned very early, and was really just surviving for most of the fight. He showed a lot of bravery to last as long as he did because Pavlik was just smashing him up. After a few rounds, you could see that he was already beaten, and the corner probably should have pulled him out a round or so earlier than did. Well, actually he ended up pulling himself out saying that he didn't want anymore.
Duan was also able to see John Duddy's win over Matt Vanda.
Duddy completely outboxed Vanda and was on his way to a shut out but got caught with some big shots in the last round and wobbled. It was the most disciplined he's ever fought, which is something his camp has been really working on. In the past he's had a tendency to get tied up in wild brawls, and makes things far harder than the need to be for himself.
And here are his thoughts on Matt Korobov's win over Cory Jones:
The former amateur star Korobov put on a very workman like performance that lacked any real flair for 4 rounds. He seemed disinterested or just unwilling to put on a show, but then with only a few seconds left in the fight he threw a picture perfect knock out punch that just completely turned out his opponents lights. Up until that moment, I felt that he wasn't ready for this type of exposure yet, but the finish was as good as you will see anywhere. Perhaps he was just looking to get a few rounds under his belt, after scoring 2 quick KO's in his last 2 bouts. He definitely has the credentials and Top rank are very eager to make him a star so we will just have to wait and see how he progresses.


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The Best Personal Injury Lawyers in Los Angeles County CA Are the Ones Proven Safe To Hire
If you get hurt in an accident or are suffering physical or psychological problems caused by someone else, Los Angeles County personal injury law firms may be able to help. But not all personal injury lawyers are up to the task.
It's good news then that personal injury attorneys in Los Angeles County CA bearing The Prime Buyer's Report Top Ten symbol have been vetted as the best local personal injury lawyers in Los Angeles County CA for wrongful death, mesothelioma (asbestos), traumatic brain injury, spinal injury, auto accidents, product liability lawyers (product defects), medical malpractice suits, auto & truck defects, big rig truck accidents, bus boat train & airplane accidents, child abuse & clergy abuse, child injuries, construction accidents, drunk driving accidents, elder abuse & nursing home neglect, farm & agricultural accidents, fraudulent business practices and deceptive home sales, industrial accidents, birth injuries, product liability, slip & fall accidents, dog attacks, and more.
Updated February 08, 2019
The TOP 10 Personal Injury Lawyers in Los Angeles County CA
Kuvara Law Firm
(818) 839-6640
655 North Central Avenue, 17th Floor #10029
Glendale, CA 91203
State Bar License #48141
Bisnar Chase Personal Injury Attorneys LLP
Los Angeles, CA 90015
Law Offices of Daniel Geoulla
Beverly Hills, CA 90211
McBrearty & Ware A Professonal Law Corporation
Long Beach, CA 90804
The Best Personal Injury Lawyers in Los Angeles County CA Are the Ones Proven Safe To Hire
The state of California requires personal injury attorneys in Los Angeles County CA to be licensed by the California State Bar as practicing lawyers, with no measure made of their competency in personal injury law specifically. Likewise, the state doesn't first require proof of professional liability insurance to reimburse you for a mistake or negligence.
This makes it all the more significant that all personal injury attorneys in Los Angeles County CA who bear The Prime Buyer's Report Top Ten symbol have been cleared by our research staff as passing all the requirements for Prime Buyer's Report Top Ten status, such as our research phone calls to their previous clients verifying high satisfaction, best business practices, sufficient length of time in business, good complaint record, and more.
Hiring the Best Local Personal Injury Lawyers in Los Angeles County CA
Whether you know you need Los Angeles County personal injury attorneys, aren't sure if your damages for personal injury are compensable, or aren't sure if you're at-fault, you'll want to know a few things about the world of personal injury lawyers in Los Angeles CA.
Basically, personal injury law is a part of civil law. It deals with righting wrongs between citizens (specifically, this area is called tort law). This may seem obvious, but many people confuse this arena with criminal law. Remember that criminal law deals with righting wrongs between citizens and "The People." Virtually all kinds of harms that aren't the result of criminal activity are handled in the civil realm.
In the world of civil litigation, there are always at least two parties (often many more than that). Basically, the hurt, injured or wronged party is the Plaintiff. The wrong-doer is the Defendant. This is true even if the wrong-doer only accidentally caused harm. Both parties in a personal injury matter are usually represented by their legal advisers or attorneys.
The types of injuries that local personal injury lawyers make a claim for include dog attacks, elder abuse and nursing home abuse, child injuries, birth injuries, child abuse, sexual abuse by clergy, drunk driving accidents and other car accidents, dangerous road conditions contributing to an auto accident or pedestrian injury, construction accidents, farm equipment accidents, agricultural accidents, traumatic brain injury and other head injury, slip and fall accidents, medical malpractice including Kaiser malpractice claims, wrongful death, injury from defective products including truck defects and auto defects.
Because they are experts in tort law in general, some local personal injury attorneys in Los Angeles County CA also bring claims for damages that didn't cause injury such as fraudulent business practices, and deceptive home sales.
Plaintiff's and Defendant's Personal Injury Attorneys in Los Angeles CA
If you are in the Plaintiff's situation (the injured or wronged party), you will begin narrowing your search by looking for Plaintiff's personal injury attorneys in Los Angeles County, sometimes called Plaintiff's PI.
If you are in the Defendant's situation, you will begin narrowing your search by looking for personal injury defense attorneys, sometimes called civil litigation attorneys or insurance defense.
Knowing which side you are on is usually pretty easy to figure out, but not always. If you aren't sure whether you are a Plaintiff or Defendant, or suspect that you may be both, feel free to call good local personal injury attorneys and ask.
Some Personal Injury Lawyers in Los Angeles County Are Much Better Than Others
The Prime Buyer's Report lists these local attorneys for personal injury in Los Angeles County CA: Law Offices of Edwin E Akhavan Los Angeles CA, McBrearty & Ware A Professonal Law Corporation Long Beach CA, McGee Lerer & Associates Santa Monica CA, Law Offices of Daniel Geoulla Beverly Hills CA, Bisnar Chase Personal Injury Attorneys LLP Los Angeles CA, Law Offices Of Brian Breiter Los Angeles CA, Kuvara Law Firm San Rafael CA. Other local personal injury lawyers in Los Angeles CA who might still be in business include: Law Offices of Majid Hashemi Santa Monica CA, Mansouri Law Offices Beverly Hills CA.
How to Find the Best Personal Injury Lawyers in Los Angeles County
Before you can decide if specific Los Angeles County CA personal injury lawyers are the right ones for your case, it's best to have a clear idea of exactly what you're looking for. Do you need personal injury attorneys who will take your personal injury case on a contingency basis? Are you looking for a one-on-one relationship, or are large personal injury law firms with their team-approach better for you? Do you want local personal injury attorneys that will be able to take your personal injury claim to trial if need arises? Many Los Angeles County personal injury attorneys specialize in trials; in fact, they often take cases from other personal injury attorneys in Los Angeles County who do not.
Don't be alarmed if your personal injury attorney associates isn't a trial attorney. Would you prefer a personal injury attorney who specializes in arbitration or mediation? Every case is unique, but if you have a general idea of what you're seeking by way of personal injury damages it will make it easier for you to narrow your search.
Much of the information you need is available online, including definitions of terms, a personal injury attorney's record with the Court and Bar Association, and much more. Keep reading for additional information
Questions to Ask of Local Personal Injury Law Firms in Los Angeles County
Use the list of questions below to help narrow your search for a good personal injury attorney:
• How long have the local attorneys been serving as personal injury lawyers in Los Angeles County?
• What are the Los Angeles County law firms' recovery rate for personal injury damages?
• Do the Los Angeles County personal injury attorneys require retainers or prepayment?
• Will the Los Angeles County personal injury lawyers take your case on a contingency fee basis with fees to be paid only from the final personal injury damage recovery you are awarded?
• What are the Los Angeles County personal injury attorneys' hourly rates for personal injury cases?
• What are the Los Angeles County personal injury attorneys' case loads like?
• How many people from the personal injury law firms in Los Angeles County will work on your personal injury lawsuit (associate attorneys, paralegals, investigators, legal assistants, secretaries, etc)?
It's very important that you find the best personal injury lawyers that you feel you can trust and make you feel comfortable.
Consider your first impression, beginning with the first phone call. Did you get a person or an answering service? Was your initial impression that you were dealing with competent professionals in personal injury law? Did you feel respected and accommodated? If you were offered a consultation, did you feel at-ease with the personal injury attorney? Did you feel he or she had confidence in your case? Are you able to speak freely with him or her?
Probably one or two names will rise to the top of your list after you have considered these things.
First Impression of the Personal Injury Attorneys in Los Angeles and Los Angeles County
Good personal injury lawyers in Los Angeles County CA will listen carefully to what you're saying and will ask relevant questions about your personal injury case. If the local personal injury attorneys seem to only want to get you in the door or try to make you sign a retainer agreement without hearing something about your potential personal injury lawsuit, consider choosing a different local personal injury lawyer. You are not obligated to hire the first personal injury attorneys in Los Angeles County that you talk to.
When you've selected what seems to be the best personal injury lawyer in Los Angeles County for you, make sure you understand the terms of your agreement. Check for any consumer complaints from the Better Business Bureau, and check to see if there are legitimate complaints lodged with the State and Local chapters of the Bar Association.
Once you have retained good personal injury attorneys, keep in contact with them; however, be aware that your legal case is rarely the only priority in the office. Throughout your personal injury suit, you will surely have questions for your personal injury law firm. Write them down, and try to consolidate your questioning. That is, instead of calling every time you have a question, call once a week, with all your questions ready.
Dealing with Personal Injury Lawyers in Los Angeles and Los Angeles County
Have a Plan for Choosing Good Personal Injury Attorneys in Los Angeles County
When you find yourself in the market for personal injury lawyers in Los Angeles CA, it's a good idea to know what you need representation for.
Know what you hope to accomplish with the aid of your personal injury legal representation. Ask yourself if you need a big personal injury team, with a phalanx of personal injury attorneys and support staff, or if you really need a law firm partner to work closely with you and devote a significant portion of his or her time to you and your personal injury case alone.
Choosing between a big personal injury law firm experience and a small personal injury law firm in Los Angeles County or solo attorney or law practitioner in California is a major first step. Know the advantages and disadvantages of each to your personal injury lawsuit and plan accordingly.
Write Down The Details of Your Legal Claim for Personal Injury Damages
Think through your personal injury case. It is important to understand that personal injury lawyers are trained to understand personal injury legal disputes dispassionately. This does not mean they don't care about you or your personal injury case. To the contrary, many personal injury lawyers are dedicated to righting wrongs and finding equitable solutions to your personal injury case. It does mean, however, that your emotions are secondary to their job.
You are hiring a local personal injury attorney to get results. Help them do their job by providing clear, factual, chronological information. Bring with you names, dates, receipts, reports and any other documents that you think might be relevant to your case when you are looking for a local personal injury attorney, and in your first meeting with any lawyers you retain. Writing down these pertinent details of your personal injury case can help you and your Los Angeles County personal injury attorney immeasurably in the first stages of your case.
Choose Experienced Personal Injury Attorneys in Los Angeles County
This may not mean hiring the oldest personal injury lawyer you can find, but it does mean searching for with one with experience settling injury claims successfully and also with preparing for trial, which often is settled just before the trial date, but sometimes not. So it's important that the Los Angeles County personal injury lawyers you're considering can demonstrate trial experience.
Ask Your Attorney Questions About Possible Outcomes of Your Personal Injury Case
Knowing what to expect is always the best way to feel comfortable when hiring a good personal injury lawyer. Be sure to announce what you'd like to see, and be prepared for the range of responses. There is never a guaranteed outcome in a legal dispute for personal injury damage recovery. In fact, a personal injury attorney who promises any particular result is probably acting beyond his or her ethical responsibilities.
Ideally, your Los Angeles County personal injury attorney can describe some possibilities. For instance, if you are seeking monetary compensation, personal injury attorneys ought to be able to tell you what range you can likely expect to recover if you prevail in your case. Conversely, if you are an at-fault party, your local personal injury attorney ought to be able to tell you the ceiling for which you or your insurance could be on the hook.
Resources About Local Personal Injury Lawyers in Los Angeles and Los Angeles County
Regulatory Bodies & Trade Associations Related to Personal Injury Lawyers in Los Angeles County CA
BBB Better Business Bureau www.bbb.com
State Bar of California www.calbar.ca.gov
Collaborative Practice California www.cpcal.org
AAA American Arbitration Association www.adr.org
AAJ American Association for Justice www.justice.org
ACTL American College of Trial Lawyers www.actl.com
AIEG Attorneys Information Exchange Group www.aieg.com
ABA American Bar Association www.americanbar.org
APITLA Association of Plaintiff Interstate Trucking Lawyers of America www.apitlamerica.com
ABOTA American Board of Trial Advocates www.abota.org
BIA Brain Injury Association of California www.biacal.org
CAOC Consumer Attorneys of California www.caoc.org
National Association of Trial Lawyers www.thenationaltriallawyers.org
NBTA National Board of Trial Advocacy www.nbtalawyers.org
NELA National Employment Lawyers Association www.nela.org
Media Related to Personal Injury Lawyers in Los Angeles County CA
FindLaw www.findlaw.com
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The head of the Department of Veterans Affairs' medical investigation unit has stepped down, the department announced Wednesday, just days after a federal watchdog sharply criticized the department for failing to adequately investigate allegations of poor care within its sprawling hospital system.
The official, Dr. John R. Pierce, who had been director of the department's office of medical inspector, is the fifth senior V.A. official to depart in the past six weeks, a period in which the department has come under fierce criticism and intense scrutiny amid allegations that veterans hospitals had been hiding long delays in patient care. The departing senior officials have included the secretary of Veterans Affairs, Eric Shinseki, and the department's head of health care, Dr. Robert Petzel. Mr. Shinseki removed Dr. Petzel in May even though he was due to retire within months.
In a sign that the White House is moving to address some of the most pressing problems as the department awaits Mr. Shinseki's replacement, the acting secretary, Sloan D. Gibson, has brought in two special advisers with deep experience in Veterans Affairs. President Obama has nominated Robert A. McDonald, a West Point graduate and former chief executive officer of Procter & Gamble, to be the new secretary of Veterans Affairs. He must be approved by the Senate.
One of the two new special advisers, Leigh Bradley, was the department's top lawyer during the Clinton administration. She has returned as special counsel to Mr. Gibson, and will work with a crisis-response team that, among other tasks, will review cases of retaliation against whistle-blowers.
The other adviser, Jonathan B. Perlin, has taken a leave of absence from the Hospital Corporation of America, where he was chief medical officer, to assist Mr. Gibson. Dr. Perlin was the department's under secretary of health during the George W. Bush administration.
Dr. Pierce's departure came after Carolyn N. Lerner, head of the Office of Special Counsel, which investigates whistle-blower complaints in the federal government, sent a blistering letter to Mr. Obama last week criticizing the department for not digging deeper into widespread allegations from its employees of poor or delayed care for veterans, singling out the medical inspector's office. In response, Mr. Gibson ordered a review of the office.
Another official likely to play a significant role in refashioning the department is Dr. Carolyn M. Clancy, who has served since August 2013 as the assistant deputy under secretary for health quality, safety and value. She is now interim head of the department's health care system, while the Obama administration seeks a permanent under secretary for health.
It is not yet clear whether Mr. McDonald will have his confirmation hearing before lawmakers leave for their August break. In the meantime, Mr. Gibson has been taking steps to address criticism from Congress and veterans groups. On Tuesday, he met with Ms. Lerner and outlined a new way to resolve cases where whistle-blowers in the department have been the victim of retaliation.
Now, when the Office of Special Counsel brings such cases to the department, they will be handled by a crisis-response team that includes Ms. Bradley, who joins the department on Monday on temporary assignment from her current job as director of the Pentagon's standards of conduct office.
In an interview, Ms. Lerner said that Mr. Gibson has "committed to resolving meritorious whistle-blower retaliation cases on an expedited basis through the integrated crisis response team."
"I'm hopeful this will avoid the need for lengthy investigations and help whistle-blowers who have suffered retaliation get back on their feet quickly," she continued.
Paul Rieckhoff, who heads the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, said that the personnel moves, taken together, seemed to reflect Mr. Gibson's lack of trust in much of the department's bureaucracy.
"I think he's doing an admirable job, but that culture hasn't changed yet," Mr. Rieckhoff said. "He can say all he wants at the top, but it doesn't mean anything if the fiefdoms don't comply."


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Recordkeeping and Human Evolution
45 Pages Posted: 29 Jul 2005
Date Written: November 8, 2005
We seek to characterize the evolutionary role played by the transactional record that forms the foundation of modern accounting. We hypothesize that formal recordkeeping institutionalizes memory, which along with law and other institutions (e.g., weights and measures and money) promotes the trust necessary to secure the gains from large-scale cooperation in human societies where complex exchange occurs between strangers over time. This hypothesis yields two predictions: (1) formal recordkeeping emerges as a mnemonic device when complex exchange between strangers over time becomes more common, and (2) formal recordkeeping and other exchange-supporting institutions co-evolve and feed back to facilitate extraction of further gains from exchange and the division of labor. Several aspects of ancient Mesopotamian recordkeeping are consistent with these predictions, which we believe suggests our hypothesis is plausible. We also identify opportunities for directly testing our predictions with experiments and ethnographies as well as other implications for the co-evolution of accounting, law, cognition, and language.
Keywords: intertemporal trade, verifiable history, dispute resolution, cultural selection
JEL Classification: D74, D83, M4, O31
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We have amassed quite a collection of watches and jewelry through a combination of personal collecting and collaborating with brands. It was important for us to be organized, but to also showcase our belongings. We opted for a glass top to our watch and jewelry drawers along with velvet lined inserts to give everything its own place. This area was completed with a couple of our favorite Louis Vuitton bags and I just love the way everything plays off the grey finish and the glass doors on the cabinets!
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Google Gulag: James Damore's Memo Is A Problem For The Right
Defend free speech and battle nonsensical diversity programs. But rally for everything else too. Because inconsistency is what forces conservatives to look racist, sexist, and generally insane. Principled conservatism means nothing without principles. Principles mean nothing without consistency.
Charlottesville Was Not Trump's Fault
You know why even smart, non-racist people don't support removing Confederate statues? Because it starts off "civil" but then very quickly things like this happen, where a group of people gets into a massive crowd and destroys a statue just because they feel like it. Even when the law says that the historic statues are… Read more »
Police Brutality Will Not Be Solved Until We Train Cops Better
BLM always screamed that "systemic racism" was the root cause of police brutality, but even if it is a factor it is not the underlying cause—and pretending it is does not solve and even trivializes the scope of the problem. Anybody can be a victim—even if police brutality disproportionately affects blacks—and everybody should be afraid. The root of the problem is bad training and a philosophy that values the cop's life more than the civilian's.
Harvard Can Expel Anybody: Nobody Is Safe
When the authorities are inconsistent about who is virtuous and who is so bad he should be expelled, it destroys trust and creates fear.
Harvard Memes Scandal Sets Dangerous Privacy Precedent
This case is unique in that exceedingly drastic measures were taken against students who were having harmless fun pushing boundaries in a private groupchat devoted to pushing boundaries. To say that their memes were dangerous is ludicrous. What is dangerous is when we let the administration get away with this without putting up a fight.
Why Calendars Do Not Imprison You
Does your calendar look like a masterfully played Tetris game—filled to the top with colorful shapes, with only a dark sliver of free space along the side where you get to sleep? Or are you one of these guys: "I don't use a calendar." "Why don't you just live in the moment?" "Be more… Read more »
How To Name Your Company: A Lexical Analysis
You may have heard of the world's largest tire company, Bridgestone. If you've hung around finance bros, you know investing firm Blackstone and asset manager Blackrock. You may have also heard of the hedge fund Bridgewater, and Blackwater, the crazy military-contracting juggernaut. …Wait what? Why do all of these companies have names that are… Read more »
It Is Not Just A Phrase: "How To Get Your Shit Together"
Last year I went to a U2 concert. I didn't check the set list and didn't even realize they made a new album. I didn't buy a t-shirt. I got there a bit later than I thought I would (bands always start an hour late, so no biggie right?). Everything went fine, but I was… Read more »
Two Books That All Law Students Should Read
By: Adam Ondo Texas Tech University School of Law, J.D. 2017 I. Interpreting Law: A Neglected Science At many law schools, students are taught little about the different schools of thought that govern the interpretation of law, and many professors of constitutional law fail to provide any historical context for the clauses and amendments… Read more »
No Cop-Outs For Police Brutality
If you see someone at the corner with a gun in his pocket, what would happen if you jumped and killed him? Good luck getting out of jail. Your lawyer would have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that your life was under imminent threat. But there's a double standard if you're a cop.
The Dirty Details Of The Obama Administration's Transgender Bathroom Policy
On May 13, 2016, the Department of Education released a guidance letter titled "Dear Colleague Letter on Transgender Students." This is the most recent in the rapidly expanding list of transgender bathroom legislation. Timeline: 1972 – Title IX enacted 1975 – Education Regulation (34 C.F.R. 106.33) promulgated March 23, 2016 – North Carolina passes its… Read more »
CNN's Hybrid War On Trump
I have been watching CNN daily for over two weeks now. During this time, CNN's coverage centered almost exclusively on the election, and almost exclusively on Donald Trump—his bad points and bad things he did.
Tips To Drink In College
If you are in college, you are going to drink at some point, either because you want to or because someone will peer pressure you to. You might as well know how to do is safely.
Why Everyone Is Playing Agar.io
For such a simple game, Agar.io has gained a lot of traction, and even a spot in season 4 of House of Cards. Why the fuss? There are small balls that you eat and large balls that try to eat you. It's brilliant, it's simple, it's addicting. It captures your life changes as you grow old… Read more »
Don't Be A Slave to Emotion: Learn From Odysseus
In The Odyssey, Odysseus ran into the sirens. The sirens are beautiful creatures who sing on the rocks in the ocean, seducing ship workers. Odysseus knew that he would pass the sirens while traveling. He could not pass up the opportunity to hear their siren song–it was a once in a lifetime opportunity. But he also did… Read more »
Do More With The 80/20 Rule
Nobody likes rules. But imagine if there was a quick rule that could help you live a more intense, full life, with less self-doubt and second-guessing and more doing. Behold: the 80/20 rule. This is useful because you can throw the numbers 80 in 20 into most parts of your life, and you'll get some wise adage that… Read more »
Stop Being Angry
I tried teaching my baby 100 times to write its name on the whiteboard, but it was an incompetent mess. It kept dropping the marker. "YOU'RE FIRED!" I screamed before storming out of the room.
A Loose Examination Of Regret
There are two kinds of regret: closed regret and open regret. closed regret – there is nothing more that you can do. open regret – there is still something you can do.
Stop Feeling Trapped – Watch This
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I used to keep an Excel list of everything I wanted to do every day. Read three chapters of War and Peace, watch chess Youtube videos, become an Excel power user. I thought that adding more to my life would make me happier. After a while, I felt I didn't have enough time to do these… Read more »


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Being search engine friendly is not Search Engine Optimization (i.e otherwise known as SEO).
It is more fundamental and a necessity if a website ever wants its pages to be discovered by the search engines.
Not many website owners understand after establishing and securing a website, the next important step is to make it searchable by the search engines.
Do think of a website as a book in the library. If ever someone was to ask for a particular book, it, it will be a challenge to quickly locate it unless it is properly categorized and indexed.
Similarly, the world web is like a library, instead of rows of books you now have many websites. While the search engines crawl bots may be quick to locate your domain name, they are unable to see what content beyond the home page.
Everything within that main domain name is invisible to the search engines. It is just a black box.
Websites thus need to be friendlier and provide search engines with certain information to allow them to quickly fetch out the appropriate web page when called upon.
Enters ……a XML sitemap.
A XML sitemap allows search engines to better understand how your website is structured, what are the pages within and how they relate to one another.
With this new information, search engines can now accurately delivered on related pages when a search query is being made.
A XML sitemap also can help search engines to identify crawl errors on the web pages for rectification, so as to not be penalized by the search engines.
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Marco Island, Florida Insurance Defense Lawyers
Martin Karo
Unit 206
Cape Coral, FL 33914
University of Michigan Law School
Kristin Heller Woolam
Fort Myers, FL 33901
Kamila Losey
Fort Myers, FL 33901
Mark Andrew Boyle
Fort Myers, FL 33901
Michael Alan Pohl Esq
Cape Coral, FL 33904
Paul Molle
Joshua Selmyer
Robert Christopher Shearman
Gerard John Chiesa
William Halliday Adams
Fort Myers, FL 33907
Raymond James Pelstring Esq
Fort Myers, FL 33916
Steven Fraser
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
University of Baltimore School of Law and University of Baltimore School of Law
Jeffrey R. Sonn Esq
Aventura, FL 33180
University of Miami School of Law
During his career, Mr. Sonn has litigated numerous cases to successful resolution, recovering many millions of dollars for defrauded investors. He recently won a $50 million final judgment in Katz v. MRT Holdings, one of the few cases in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act passed in 1995 to yield a final judgment on the merits.
Frequently, Mr. Sonn serves as a television commentator on securities fraud and ponzi scheme cases for CNBC, The CBS Sunday Morning Show, BBC Radio, ABC and MSNBC.
Mr. Sonn was the CNBC contributing...
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311
Insurance Defense, Business and Employment
Harvard Law School
Ronald Chapman
8th Floor
Miami, FL 33126
Loyola University Chicago School of Law and Wayne State University Law School
Bradley H. Trushin
University of Florida
Jazlyn A. Juda
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
Shepard Broad Law Center, Nova Southeastern University and Florida State University College of Law
Danielle Kaboudi
University of Florida Levin College of Law
Originally from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Ms. Kaboudi graduated Magna Cum Laude from Florida State University in 2014, with degrees in Sociology and Political Science. She earned her Juris Doctor degree with honors from the University of Florida Levin College of Law in 2017.
While at the University of Florida, Ms. Kaboudi was president of the Florida Alternative Dispute Resolution Team and a member of the Florida Trial Team. Ms. Kaboudi competed in national, as...
Jason Wolf
University of Miami School of Law
Patrick J. Rengstl
Miami, FL 33156
Florida State University College of Law
Robert A. Stok
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
University of Miami School of Law
Susana Rodriguez
St. Thomas University School of Law
Thomas L. Hunker
Suite 500
Plantation, FL 33324
Florida State University College of Law
Eduardo J. Valdes
11th Floor
Coral Gables, FL 33134
University of Miami School of Law
Oliver Alan Ruiz
2800 S.W. 3rd Avenue
Miami, FL 33129
St. Thomas University School of Law
Bryan A. Giribaldo
Florida International University College of Law
Mr. Giribaldo was born in New York, but spent his formative years growing up in Frisco, Texas, a suburb of the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Mr. Giribaldo attended the University of Texas at Austin, earning his B.A. in History in 2011. While at the University of Texas, Mr. Giribaldo participated in the University's Business Foundations Program, earning a Business Foundations Certificate with Highest Honors upon his graduation in 2011. In order to be closer to...
Adam M. Nicoll
University of Florida
Karla E. Cornejo
Barry University Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law
Eric M. Yesner
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
Shepard Broad Law Center, Nova Southeastern University
Prior to entering private practice, Mr. Yesner served as a judicial law clerk for the Honorable Jeffrey T. Kuntz at the Florida Fourth District Court of Appeal. He...
Austin Carr
Whittier Law School
Jeremy Mishali
University of South Carolina School of Law and Florida State University College of Law
Michelle S. Vargas
Florida International University College of Law
John Davis Hoffman
Miami, FL 33131
University of Miami School of Law
Jeff Cutler
Suite 790
Coral Gables, FL 33146
University of Florida
Tim Karkatselos
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334
Nittaya Rossomondo
Florida State University College of Law
Amir Ghaeenzadeh
Miami, FL 33130
Craig Robert Lewis
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316
Florida International University College of Law
Aldo Leiva
Miami, FL 33156
University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law
Stacy E Reade
Miami, FL 33176
University of Miami School of Law
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Three Tips For Boosting Your Roof's Energy Efficiency
Posted on: 26 October 2016
The roof that protects your home is easily one of the more important parts of your house. However, it is a reality that this part of the home can be a major source of energy inefficiency. For new homeowners, it can be easy to be uninformed about the various steps that can be taken to improve the energy efficiency of their roofs. Here are some tips:
Retrofit Your Home With A Cool Roof
Much of the heat gain that occurs through your roof will be a result of convective heating. This is heating that occurs due to the roof being exposed to the intense heat and light of the sun. Interestingly, it is possible to mitigate this type of heat gain through the use of reflective coatings. These coatings will prevent the roof from absorbing much of this heat, which can help to keep your home cooler on the hottest days.
Insulate And Seal The Attic
Improperly insulated and sealed attics can be another major source of heat gain that is overlooked. Fortunately, combating this problem is not particularly difficult or expensive, as insulation and caulk are both very affordable home improvement supplies. While you may be familiar with insulation, caulking any gaps or cracks in the attic may not be something that has occurred to you. In addition to preventing heat gain, this can also help to keep insects and other pests out of your home.
Upgrade To Insulated Glass For Any Skylights
Skylights can be an excellent option for improving the light and comfort inside your house. However, these windows can also be a source of heat gain, as they can trap the sun's intense heat inside your home. If you enjoy your skylights but want to prevent this source of energy efficiency, you should consider upgrading to insulated glass. This is dual-paned glass that has an insulating gas between the panes. While these skylights will be more expensive than conventional ones, the energy savings may more than offset the cost of this upgrade.
Improving the energy efficiency of your home will likely necessitate making some improvements to your roof. However, new homeowners may be unsure of the upgrades that they should make to achieve this goal. By appreciating the benefits that can come from investing in upgrading to a cool roof, sealing and insulating the attic, as well as upgrading your skylights to insulated glass panes, you can find that lowering your home's energy expenses is not as difficult as you might expect. For more information and options, contact professional roofers and contractors in your area.Share


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4 Pr. George's Teens Held in Fatal Beating
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Four Prince George's County youths, ages 14 and 15, have been charged with first-degree murder after they "laid in wait" for a 56-year-old man, knocked him to the ground and kicked him so viciously that he died two days later, authorities said.
The victim of the May 28 assault, Aboubacar Camara, a West African immigrant, was robbed of his shoes and a pack of Marlboros, police said in announcing the arrests. The suspects, two boys and two girls, were charged as adults and are being held without bond, authorities said.
"It is a heinous crime, and we don't have the slightest idea why someone would commit such a terrible act," Prince George's School Superintendent John E. Deasy said of the attack, which occurred near the playground of Bladensburg Elementary School.
A spokesman for Deasy said the four youths were enrolled in schools in Prince George's, but he declined to say which ones, citing privacy concerns.
Deasy said the killing "just defies logic and understanding. It's just horrifying."
Homicide detectives said they arrested Regina R. Young-Bey and Justin E. McBride, both 15 and residents of an apartment complex in the 5300 block of Quincy Street in Bladensburg; Marcus L. Williams, 14, of the 3400 block of 55th Avenue in Bladensburg; and Calaisha L. Vaughn, 14, of the 5400 block of 56th Place in the Riverdale area.
Another school official said Young-Bey, McBride and Williams are ninth-graders; Vaughn's grade was unclear.
Court records show that the four have not been assigned attorneys. Relatives of each teen either declined to comment or could not be located.
While being questioned by detectives, the four "provided written confessions," according to a police affidavit filed in Prince George's District Court. The affidavit mentions no motive for the attack.
Saliou Diallo, president of the Guinea Community of Greater Washington, said Camara came to the United States from Guinea in 1994 after working administrative jobs at the Guinean embassies in Belgium, Italy and France. Although he studied finance at colleges in Europe, Camara worked in Prince George's as a laborer for a moving company, Diallo said.
Camara, who died May 30 at Prince George's Hospital Center, was unmarried and lived with a friend in a Landover apartment complex. He was to appear in court June 5 on a charge related to urinating in public, police said. He had no other criminal record.
"People come here for freedom, and they get killed," said Diallo, an uncle of Amadou Diallo, who was killed by New York police officers in a controversial 1999 shooting.


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Someone who's been jobless for only one month is significantly less desirable to recruiters. Their desirability declines the longer they're out of work.
This is unemployment discrimination, and it occurs when a company refuses to hire someone solely because they're out of work. Potential hires are often placed in the "no" pile due to their employment status and never given another glance.
Some employers make current employment a requirement in their job advertisements to filter the unemployed out right away. Others refuse a potential hire once they see a work gap in their resume.
Family-building may be one reason a person is out of work, but that shouldn't impact their professional goals. Listen in on this informative webinar about pregnancy discrimination.
Recruiters think the unemployed are unemployed for a reason
They think that someone who's without work is to blame whether that's personality-related, because of their work ethic, or that they are lacking skills, untrainable or uncooperative.
Recruiters also think the unemployed have lost all their skills
This isn't always the case.
A photo editor who's been out of work for a year likely remembers how to use Photoshop, although he or she may need a refresher to get back up to speed.
Even if they're rusty, it's a lot easier to retrain someone than start from the beginning.
How is Jobless Discrimination Legal?
Jobless discrimination is technically legal because employment status isn't considered a federally protected class, so those who face discrimination for being unemployed don't have standing to use most discrimination statutes.
What's a "Protected Class"?
Protected classes are groups of people who are protected from being discriminated against for a shared characteristic. It's illegal to discriminate based on age, race, sex, religion, ancestry and disability, among a few others.
State Laws are Helping
Some state laws strictly prohibit employers from discriminating against those who are unemployed, others have chosen to ban job advertisements with "currently employed" as a requirement.
The disparate impact of jobless discrimination may violate civil rights laws.
Certain protected groups have trouble finding work because of systemic oppression, such as those belonging to a certain race or age group. For example, African Americans, Native Americans, older individuals and the disabled are all over-represented in the unemployed pool.
Their overrepresentation means this form of discrimination has a disproportionate impact on those groups.
It's Hurting Your Company
Many companies claim to be unaware that discriminatory messaging was used in their job advertisements and redirect the blame onto third-party recruiting companies.
If using a third-party for recruiting, clarify the company's stance on jobless discrimination. Make sure everyone knows the company won't tolerate discrimination towards anyone, including the unemployed.
Tips for Interviewing the Jobless
The conversation around jobless discrimination has dwindled in recent years, but there are still endless articles explaining how and when to explain employment gaps to an employer.
The how and the when are important, but don't immediately write someone off because of an employment gap.
The best tip is to be open to other ways that the candidate may have stayed busy and up-to-date on new developments in their field. Did they enrol in classes? Did they volunteer or take an unpaid opportunity? Have they stayed on top of networking?
Don't let your company miss out on valuable hires due to false and exaggerated beliefs about the unemployed.
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As your first step on the journey to Dental Implant treatment at Holly Dental Practice, we invite you to attend a Consultation. This is so that we can assess the health of your teeth and gums before any implants are placed. If there are any signs of gum disease, these must be treated first to prevent them from affecting the implant later. Your treatment will then be planned to suit you following several x-rays, used to assess the bone density and consider any nearby structures which might determine the size and position of the proposed implant. Based on this, we will then be able to provide you with a personalised Treatment Plan outlining proposed timeframes and costs for your Dental Implant Treatment.
We will then take the time to review your Treatment Plan with you to help you understand the different stages of proposed treatment as well as to answer any further questions or queries you may have. We will also discuss the range of finance options we provide at Holly Dental Practice so that, should you be interested, you can make payment in affordable monthly amounts. (Please note that finance is subject to status and terms and conditions apply - for more information about our Finance options please click here »)
The surgical aspect of your Dental Implant treatment will be carried out by our highly experienced Dental Implant Dentist - Dr Jonathan Kennair. This procedure is usually carried out under a strong local anaesthetic, but for cases where a number of implants are placed an anaesthetist can be brought in especially, to sedate the patient during the longer appointments. The restorative aspect of your treatment will then be carried out by our highly experienced Cosmetic Dentist - Dr Andy Holly.
Once treatment has been completed, you will be provided with comprehensive After Care information. We always keep a close eye on our valued patients at Holly Dental Practice, so we will also arrange regular follow-up appointments with you to ensure that we can continue to provide you with ongoing support with your new smile and overall oral health care.


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This Year's Hottest Wedding Trends
The year 2019 promises to be an exciting year for everyone working in the wedding industry. With a vast array of options out there, we are seeing more and more that brides and grooms are letting go of conventions and embracing the personalized wedding trends. So what's hot in 2019?…Read More »


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news & museI write here about news, events, my work and inspirations.
Creative DNA
Like most artists, I get a vision of something in my head and if it lingers long enough I put it on paper or canvas, something to bring it to life and share. Line, form, shape, becomes design and color – tangible. My view from inside comes out to meet the rest of the world.
Why does one person consider a bird a symbol of inspiration? Of freedom? And, why does another consider it frightening or repellant, creepy? I find it interesting that we each have our own inner view point. Choreographer Twyla Tharp calls it our "creative DNA". Each artist is drawn to a certain way of thinking, of creating, and perhaps a certain subject matter or color palette. We all bring our unique world view, biases, likes and dislikes to whatever we do. We can't help it. We're human. But an artist of any sort – writer, dancer, musician, or visual artist – helps us to see anew, see through their eyes, or at least filtered through their perception. We may be challenged by what we see or we may love it immediately. It's good in any case. Imagination is a wonderful thing.
Above is my painting "Blue Graces"
Gouache on paper, 12 x 16 inches
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Thank you, I am glad you enjoyed it!The girls in Lithuania on May 21, 2011
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"Grant Grove houses the General Grant Tree, which is the Nation's Christmas Tree and our only living national shrine, commemorating those Americans who lost their lives in war." - Grant Grove Visitor Center
Veteran's Day is always one of our favorite holidays to celebrate. #1 because we enjoy remembering those who have served and continue to serve our country and #2 (shamelessly) we love having a day off in the middle of the week!
So for our day off we decided to take the kids up to Grant Grove and enjoy the natural splendor of the largest sequoia grove in the world. The weather has been nice so we didn't prepare for the chill that awaited us at the higher elevation. The high for the day before was a mere 36 degrees! 4 of us were in shorts - hello?! What were we thinking? It rained here last weekend so obviously (we should have realized this small fact, but sadly did not) it would have snowed up there as well. Needless to say we were surprised to find snow on the ground where we planned on seeing dirt and wildflowers.
Other sightseers gawked at our truck full of bicycles and surely thought we were loony-bins for bringing them up to the snow. That did not deter our efforts - no, no. After our little "hike" and picnic we busted out the helmets, trikes, bicycle trailers and mountain bikes for a lovely ride in the parking lot!
Here's a short slideshow of our fun outing. My favorites are of Lizzie's many faces. Enjoy!
What did you and your family do to celebrate Veteran's Day?
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John Merrow, President and Founder of Learning Matters
John Merrow began his career as an education reporter with National Public Radio in 1974, with the weekly series, Options in Education. Following the acclaim of that project, Merrow branched out into public television, first as the host of the documentary series The Merrow Report. His varied reporting has continually been on the forefront of education journalism: Merrow is the only reporter to have interviewed every U.S. Secretary of Education, the first to get the inside scoop on the college admission process, and the initial force in exposing the behind-the-scenes financial relationship between CHADD, a child advocacy group, and Ciba-Geigy, the pharmaceutical company that produces the A.D.D. drug Ritalin.
He has also worked with top leaders in shaping public policy — he even ran the historic 1988 meeting in Itasca County, Minnesota that sparked the charter school movement. Merrow's work has taken him from community colleges to kindergarten classrooms, from the front lines of teacher protests to policy debates on Capitol Hill.
Merrow's work has been distinguished by the industry's most prestigious awards. He has received the George Polk Award for Options in Education and George Foster Peabody Awards for both School Sleuth: The Case of An Excellent School (2000) and Beyond Borders: Personal Stories from a Small Planet (2006). He has been honored with three Emmy nominations, four CINE Golden Eagle Awards, numerous awards from the Education Writers Association and more. An occasional contributor to USA Today, the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times and Education Week, he is the author of The Influence of Teachers (2011), Choosing Excellence (2001) and co-editor of Declining by Degrees (2005).
Merrow earned a B.A. from Dartmouth College in 1964, an M.A. in American Studies from Indiana University in 1968, and a doctorate in Education and Social Policy from the Harvard Graduate School of Education in 1973. He received the McGraw Prize in Education in 2012, a Lifetime Achievement Award From the Academy Of Education Arts And Sciences in 2012, the James L. Fisher Award for Distinguished Service to Education in 2000, the HGSE Alumni Council Award for Outstanding Contributions to Education in 2006, The Horace Dutton Taft Medal in 2010, and honorary doctorates from Richard Stockton College (NJ) and Paul Smith's College (NY). He is a member of the board of the Institute for Educational Leadership, whose mission is to equip leaders to work together across boundaries in order to build effective systems that prepare children and youth for postsecondary education, careers and citizenship.
He lives in New York City with his wife, Joan Lonergan, the Head of the Hewitt School.
Esther Wojcicki, Board Chair of Learning Matters
Esther Wojcicki has been a Journalism/English teacher at Palo Alto High School (CA) for the past 25 years; here, she built the journalism program from a small group of 20 students in 1985 to the largest high school journalism program in the nation, winning major national and international recognition in the process.
Her program is an example of the effectiveness of Project-Based Learning and using journalism as tool to get students engaged in critical thinking skills, writing skills, and Web 2.0 skills. She is working to help other schools adopt similiar programs. The program includes 500 students, four journalism teachers, and five award-winning journalism electives including a newspaper (The Campanile), a news magazine (Verde), an online site, daily television (InFocus), and a sports magazine, Viking. The publications have won Gold and Silver Crowns from Columbia Scholastic Press Association, the PaceMaker Award and Hall of Fame Award from National Scholastic Press, and best in nation from TIME Magazine in 2003. The website was honored with two Webby Awards in 2005. She is V.Chair of the Board of Creative Commons and a strong advocate of Open Education Resources and Creative Commons licensing. She is a 2009 MacArthur Foundation Research Award receipient on the Student Journalism 2.0 project.
She has won multiple awards including California Commission on Teacher Credentialing 2002 California Teacher of the Year, and 2009 Columbia University Scholastic Press Association Gold Key Award. She is a consultant for Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, Hewlett Foundation and a blogger for Huffington Post. In 2010, she was awarded a Knight Foundation Grant to create a 21st Century Literacy curriculum that targets ninth-grade classrooms nationwide.


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This time of year brings some of the best fishing along with lot's of hype and expectation of new products of 2012. We meet with all the sales reps here in the fall, check out all the new cool gear, and make our decsions on what is really cool and what is not.
Sage has a new rod, The ONE. The hype is strong with this one. With most high end rods going above $700 in 2012, the ONE is right there at $725. They are "redefining" what an all around round is. The new Konnetic technology is three years in the making.
Right behind them is Scott Fly Rods with a new A4. There is not nearly as much buzz with the A4, but I would keep my eyes on this beauty. Handcrafted from start to finish in Montrose, Colorado by the skilled artisans at Scott Fly Rod Company, A4 rods feature many of the technological and process innovations that have been features in top end Scott rods. The blanks are designed and rolled with multi-modulus lay ups on compound taper mandrels, and are connected using Scott's industry leading low mass sleeve ferrule design. A4 rods are smooth casting high line speed rods with very low physical weights. They recover very quickly and cast super flat, very precise loops, yet load progressively and transmit feel extremely well. Like all Scott rods, design and craftsmanship are more than just blank design. Components and construction were carefully chosen to deliver top performance with the anglers needs in mind. New grip shapes were turned from Super grade cork to provide greater feel, TiCh coated reel seats with self aligning slide hoods make rigging easy and protect the hardware from harsh elements, and TiCh stripping guides feature SiC inserts. The component group is truly best in class. A4 rods cover a wide variety of fishing situations from small creeks to inshore and saltwater flats. So whether you like to pursue trout, panfish, salmon, or tarpon, there are A4 rods designed to get the job done better.
Montana Fly Company (MFC) came through with LOTS of new stuff for 2012. They never seem to fail with new products. They have some of the most innovative flies, fly tying materials, and products out there. I (Mike) have a new fly with them that I am super stoked about. It is called the "Pedaphile". It's a big rabbit strip streamer that stalks fish as big as small children. LOL One of there hot new items is the boat box. I saw the prototype and it looks great, and it is abround $50. The iPad covers, flasks, and other new artist products look fantastic.
We have many more meetings with reps, and many more products to see. Those are just a few to think about and get excited about. Let us know what your favorite and least favorite new product for 2012 is!


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Evereste, founded by João Fernandes in 1942, is a family company dedicated to high quality footwear manufacture.
"There was a solid purpose from the company's founder, of giving to his footwear manufacture, a high quality guarantee, strength, perfection and beauty in the diversity of models, which became imperative to search for a name that notoriously would define the existence of something famous in the world, suitable to the products of a company that promised itself to manufacture shoes without rival. Therefore the name Evereste arises, the one for its notoriety, had been chosen to designate the prestige of a house and the excellence of its shoes. "
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Cala Millor and surround
Cala Millor is a tourist destination on the Spanish Balearic Island of Mallorca. With 6,500 inhabitants, it is the largest tourist development on the east coast of the island. Recent completion of the Ma-15 highway and improvements to roads around Manacor and Sant Llorenca des Cardassar have brought the area within an hour's drive of the capital Palma de Mallorca. Nearly all shopkeepers and receptionists speak some degree of English, with many also speaking a limited amount of German. Many tour operators sell package deals to the resort. Cala Millor (which means "Better Bay") is also situated close to the tourist resorts of Sa Coma and Cala Bona ("Good Bay").The nearby beach of Cala Millor is one of the best and safest in Mallorca.
The island's main airport, Son Sant Joan International, on the east side of Palma de Mallorca, is 70 kilometers south of Cala Millor.
A Cala Millor holiday is the epitome of the beach holiday with miles of golden sands and plenty of water-based activities available on the doorstep. A Cala Millor holiday rental apartment not only guarantees to give you some fantastic views of the Mediterranean Sea, it will have all of the amenities you need to ensure that you have a truly relaxed and hassle-free trip.
Welcome at Cala Millor
|Fast Facts About Cala Millor
|6.500 (2013 est)
|Time zone
|Spain: UTC+1
Here is a list of the local markets in and around Cala Millor, most of these can be reached by the local bus service or Taxi. They are normally open between 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.
|Arta and Alcudia
|Son Servera
|Cala Ratjada
|Porto Cristo
Must Visit
In and arround Cala Millor you will find a lot of interesting places and attractions to explore. Below we provide a selection of different places we recommand to visit.
Click on the link you will get more information of each attraction.
Sports in Cala Millorfor everyone
Due to the fact that Cala Millor is a popular destination on the island and is ideally located on the coastline, there is no shortage of great activities to be enjoyed there. As well as water-based activities such as swimming, surfing, scuba diving, water skiing and snorkelling, there are other great pursuits available in and around the resort including caving, mountain biking, hiking, tennis, golf and paragliding.


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The North Central Louisiana Arts Council and 102 A Bistro will be featuring the work of local artists Henry McCoy and Tym Toussaint. An opening reception for their show, "Translating Chaos," will be held on March 7th from 5-7 pm.
Henry McCoy graduated in 2007 with his Bachelor of Visual Arts in photography from Southeastern Louisiana University. Beginning his career in 2005 in event photojournalism, Henry was able to quickly establish his own style for his artwork. McCoy and his wife soon moved back to Ruston and opened Fine Line Art Supply and Print lab. When asked about his most recent work, McCoy explains, "Working as a photojournalist over the past few years, abstract photography is a way for me to clear my mind and refresh. The source of the subject is familiar in varying degrees to practically everyone. It is ever changing and seemingly without control. The source conjures feelings of stress for myself. Photographing it provides me the ability to freeze that stress and beautify it. The source conjures feelings of stress for myself. Photographing it provides me the ability to freeze that stress and beautify it. "
Born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana, Tym Toussaint pursued many areas of interest including football, coaching, music and cars. In 2005 however, his life was changed when Hurricane Katrina forced his family to relocate. From this tragedy, Tym gained the inspiration for his work. Having received his Bachelors of Fine Arts degree in photography from Louisiana Tech University in 2011, Toussaint is now opening up about how the events in his life led him in a whole new direction. Toussaint describes the intimacy of his work by saying, " My work is a reflection of a huge disaster that occurred in my life, Hurricane Katrina. I have avoided this topic for a long time, but I finally feel it's time to express myself in my artwork through the use of different symbols of hurricanes or storms; like clouds, water, rocks, levees, boats, and sandbags, and compositing them together to make images that represent my story of the hurricane and the aftermath.
The work of both artists is bold and endearing. They make use of deep blacks, used as voided space or silhouettes of figurative gestures. In McCoy's work with light, the motion and colors that are created draw the eye deeper into the image. When describing the genuineness of each piece, McCoy says, "Freeing myself from the somewhat scientific calculations used to create the majority of my photography, I am able to manipulate the way in which my camera, and consequently the viewer, perceives the subject. By moving the camera in a confined manner throughout the exposure, I am able to bend the light during its travel thereby creating a unique portrait of light. This uniqueness evolves even more as I explore different locations to capture the subject of light."
Symbols used in Toussaint's images represent his "emotions and reactions to Katrina." He further explains, " The symbols and the gestures
combine to form memories of places, events, and times before and after Katrina; images that define my life." In combining his memories from before the disaster to his experiences after, Toussaint creates a window into his world. The works McCoy and Toussaint combined both illustrate moments in time, whether the moment was created with light and captured with a camera, or created by a natural disaster and captured in the mind of the artist himself.
NCLAC and 102 a Bistro invite you to join us for wine and appetizers on March 7, 2012 from 5-7 to view the artist's work. The pieces will be on display at 102 a Bistro until May 1st.