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Dame Helen Ghosh's words about women and David Cameron's government have put Downing Street backs up this afternoon. Dame Helen, whose Civil Service career spanned thirty-three years culminated in a troublesome spell as Permanent Secretary at the Home Office, told Cambridge students it was 'difficult for women to get in' when the Prime Minister favoured his male school chums.
Lines such as 'women don't network. It is actually quite difficult for a woman to get in as part of an Old Etonian clique. They are far too busy doing other things' have gone down particularly badly.
However, I hear that Dame Helen was not totally adverse to a bit of networking. So keen was she to make a good impression — and presumably further the feminist cause — that she used to bake cupcakes and distribute them at the Home Office.
While complaining about the her lack of time to make it to the top, Dame Helen seems to have forgotten that she boasted in February that she only worked four days a week.

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text: U.S. Supreme Court How the Supreme Court Could Rule on Affirmative Action at UT By Kate McGee • Jun 24, 2013 wallyg/flickr Update: It turned out the Supreme Court went in an entirely different direction - returning the ruling to a lower court, essentially on a technicality. Read more here: Supreme Court Punts on Affirmative Action's Merits; Returns Ruling to Lower Court Original Post: This week, the U.S. Supreme Court is expected to hand down three major decisions that will affect Texans—including Fisher v. University of Texas. That case asks the question if it's constitutional to consider race in the college admissions process. High Court Strikes Ariz. Voting Law Requiring Proof Of Citizenship The Supreme Court is looking to make the final stretch of the 2012 term a dramatic one: While the justices knocked out five opinions today, none of them were the major ones we've been looking forward to. As we've told you before, we're waiting for: — Fisher v. University of Texas, a key test of affirmative action in higher education. No Decisions Yet On The Most-Anticipated Supreme Court Cases By Mark Memmott, NPR • Jun 10, 2013 There's no big news again today from the U.S. Supreme Court — which is sort-of big news in itself because it means we're still waiting for the justices' decisions on these major cases: -- Fisher v. University of Texas, a key test of affirmative action in higher education. Supreme Court Upholds Warrantless Collection Of DNA By Mark Memmott, NPR • Jun 3, 2013 By a 5-4 vote, the U.S. Supreme Court has upheld a Maryland law that allows police to collect DNA, without first getting a warrant, from persons who are arrested. U.S. Supreme Court Expands Post-Conviction Appeals By Joy Diaz • May 28, 2013 flickr.com/fisherfotos Today, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of a case that could help people already convicted of crimes appeal their convictions in federal court. Supreme Court Rules For Monsanto In Case Against Farmer By Mark Memmott, NPR • May 13, 2013 A unanimous Supreme Court ruled Monday that an Indiana farmer infringed on Monsanto's patent when he planted soybeans that had been genetically modified by Monsanto without buying them from the agribusiness giant. Votes May Be There To Strike Down DOMA, But There's A Big 'If' By Mark Memmott, NPR • Mar 27, 2013 (We most recently updated the top of this post at 1:45 p.m. ET.) There seem to be four solid votes on the Supreme Court — and possibly a fifth — to strike down the Defense of Marriage Act that bars federal recognition of same-sex marriages, NPR's Nina Totenberg told us after Wednesday's oral arguments before the nine justices. But there's a big "if." As in: There's possibly a 5-vote majority to strike down the law if the court first decides it should even issue an opinion. Day 1 Didn't Tell Us Too Much About Day 2 Of Same-Sex Marriage Cases By Mark Memmott, NPR • Mar 27, 2013 As we wait for the Supreme Court to convene again at 10 a.m. ET and begin the second of two historic days of oral arguments focusing on legal issues surrounding same-sex marriage, there's a natural question: Did Day 1 — a case about California's Proposition 8 ban on gay marriage — tell us much about how the justices will tackle Wednesday's case? NPR's Nina Totenberg told us Tuesday that the short answer is no. At First Of Gay-Marriage Cases, Skepticism About Whether Court Should Weigh In By Mark Memmott, NPR • Mar 26, 2013 (Our most recent update was at 12:50 p.m. ET.) 'Faith and Family,' 'Light the Way to Justice' Rallies at Capitol By Tyler Pratt & Filipa Rodrigues • Mar 26, 2013 Filipa Rodrigues for KUT News As the U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments today over same-sex marriage, here in Austin, people on both sides of the issues surrounding the cases will gather at the Capitol. Governor Rick Perry is expected to be the featured speaker at the "Faith and Family" rally in support of so-called "traditional values." 50th Anniversary of Court Appointed Legal Council Celebrated at Capitol By Bobby Blanchard, Texas Tribune • Mar 18, 2013 flickr.com/safari_vacation The Texas Capitol celebrated the 50th anniversary of Gideon v. Wainwright today, the Supreme Court case that determined courts have to supply legal counsel in criminal cases when requested. Bruce Jacob, a professor at the Stetson University College of Law, presented the history at the Capitol Monday. Jacob was the Assistant Attorney General of Florida during the Gideon v. Wainwright case. He argued against Gideon, on behalf of Wainwright. Administration Asks Supreme Court To End Calif. Gay-Marriage Ban By Nina Totenberg | NPR • Mar 1, 2013 The Obama administration has filed a friend of the court brief urging the U.S. Supreme Court to strike down California's ban on gay marriage as a denial of "equal protection under the law." But the brief does not call for the abolition of all state bans on same-sex marriage. The case now before the high court tests the constitutionality of California's Proposition 8, a referendum narrowly passed by voters in 2008 that reinstituted a ban on gay marriage. Supreme Court Weighs Future Of Voting Rights Act By Nina Totenberg | NPR • Feb 27, 2013 Once again, race is front and center at the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday. And once again, the bull's eye is the 1965 Voting Rights Act, widely viewed as the most effective and successful civil rights legislation in American history. Upheld five times by the court, the law now appears to be on life support. Supreme Court Takes Case That Could Puncture A Key Campaign Cash Limit By Peter Overby, NPR • Feb 19, 2013 Barely three years after the Supreme Court's landmark Citizens United ruling, which liberated corporations to spend freely in elections, the justices say they'll take up another campaign finance case — this time aiming at one of the limits on the "hard money" that goes directly to candidates and party committees. Entrevista en Español Jueza Sonia Sotomayor By Joy Diaz • Jan 25, 2013 Joy Diaz La Jueza de la Suprema Corte de Justicia de los Estados Unidos, Sonia Sotomayor vino a Austin esta semana a promover su libro My Beloved World, (Mi Mundo Amado). En el libro, la señora Sotomayor invita a los lectores a conocerla de una manera muy íntima. A través de cada página, uno puede entender las circunstancias que forjaron su destino. An Unlikely Supreme Court Justice By Joy Diaz • Jan 23, 2013 Joy Diaz/KUT News Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor is in Austin today promoting her new memoir My Beloved World, which gives readers an intimate look into the circumstances that shaped her character. Supreme Court Will Review Two Gay Marriage Cases In 2013 The Supreme Court has decided to take up cases involving California's Proposition 8, which bans gay marriage, and a provision of the federal Defense of Marriage Act. The justices' rulings on the cases are likely to be announced next June, after arguments are heard in the spring. Advocates on both sides of the issue were welcoming the news. Supreme Court To Weigh Constitutionality Of Voting Rights Act By Mark Memmott, NPR • Nov 9, 2012 The Supreme Court has agreed to weigh the constitutionality of the decision by Congress in 2006 to reauthorize the Voting Rights Act, the landmark Civil Rights legislation enacted in 1965 that let millions of African-Americans cast ballots for the first time in states that had long blocked them from voting booths. According to Lyle Denniston at SCOTUSBlog: The Lead: UT's Affirmative Action Policies Before Supreme Court By Wells Dunbar, Texas Standard • Oct 10, 2012 Good morning. This misty weather is expected to clear some, with highs warming into the mid-80s according to the Weather Channel. Here's some of KUT News' top stories from this morning and yesterday evening: Court to Hear Tom DeLay's Appeal in Money Laundering Case Why Bother: Fighting Corruption in Rio Grande Valley City Looking to Ramp Up Convention Business Props 10 and 11: Wider Civil Service Job Protection The University of Texas is making the case for its affirmative action program before the Supreme Court today. Here's a round-up of links on what's at stake, and what to expect. Supreme Court Set to Hear Oral Arguments on UT's Admissions Policy (Texas Tribune) Abigail Fisher, a white student who graduated outside the top 10 percent of her high school class, was denied admission to UT-Austin in 2008. Claiming that students with lower test scores and less extracurricular involvement were admitted to UT-Austin over her because of their race, Fisher sued the university. Now the justices will consider Fisher's argument that UT-Austin's admissions policy violates the 14th Amendment's Equal Protection Clause and federal civil rights statutes because it considers race when admitting the students who are not automatically admitted in accordance with state law. The court's decision is expected to come early next year. UT, Affirmative Action, and the 'Achievement Gap' By Kelly Connelly • Oct 10, 2012 flickr.com/islespunkfan Wednesday, Oct. 10, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear Fisher v. The University of Texas. The case asks whether including race as a factor for admission is constitutional. Debate around the issue has been heated. Minority groups held a conference at the Texas Capitol on Tuesday and said affirmative action is necessary to right historic wrongs. They argued that underprivileged minorities remain underprivileged if they can't attend flagship universities. And they argued that diversity in the classroom will help students deal with diversity in the real world. But Lino Graglia, a constitutional law professor at UT who specializes in race and education (and is no stranger to controversial remarks on the topic), says affirmative action won't fix this. He says the real problem is that many minority students aren't ready for college when they graduate high school. Supreme Court Rejects Challenge to Texas Interim Maps By Laura Rice • Sep 19, 2012 flickr.com/s_falkow This morning the U.S. Supreme Court rejected a call from the League of United Latin American Citizens to bar the use of Texas district maps drawn by a panel of judges for use in the November elections. The maps were drawn to replace maps put together by the Republican-led Texas legislature. In August, a Federal Court in Washington D.C. blocked their use. But LULAC argues that the maps drawn by the judges were based on the maps drawn by the legislature so both should be thrown out. "Everyone agrees. Everyone, including the state, agrees that these maps are flawed. There's something wrong. We all disagree over exactly what is flawed but, either way, there's flaws in them," LULAC's attorney Luis Vera says. UT Defends Use of Race as a Factor in Admissions By Laura Rice • Aug 7, 2012 Liang Shi for KUT News The University of Texas at Austin filed a brief Monday with the U.S. Supreme Court defending its use of race as a factor in admissions. An applicant to UT filed the suit because she says she was denied admission in 2008 because she's white. The university says race is just one of many factors considered in admissions and that its use is necessary and constitutional. UT-Austin President Bill Powers released a short video discussing the case. In it, he says officials are "confident the university will prevail." SCOTUS to Hear UT Affirmative Action Case in October By Laura Rice • Jul 25, 2012 KUT News The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in October in a case challenging the use of affirmative action at the University of Texas at Austin. Abigail Fisher filed a lawsuit against UT-Austin in 2008. She says she wasn't admitted to the university because she's white. The Supreme Court will hear the case October 10. CBO: Supreme Court Ruling On Health Care Saves U.S. $84 Billion Over 11 Years A new report from the Congressional Budget Office finds that the Supreme Court ruling on President Obama's health care law will save the government $84 billion over the next 11 years. While the Supreme Court upheld the Affordable Healthcare Act, it also said it was up to states to choose whether to participate in an expansion of Medicaid. That $84 billion in savings, the non-partisan CBO explained, comes from predictions that fewer states will enroll in the program. Chief Justice Roberts Jokes He's Headed To 'An Impregnable Fortress' Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts surprised the country yesterday by siding with the liberal wing of the court in the health care decision. Roberts was appointed by President George W. Bush and has reliably taken conservative positions. But after yesterday's decision, you can bet his welcome from conservatives who saw him as a hero has chilled. Speaking to a conference of judges and lawyers outside of Pittsburg, Roberts acknowledged his predicament. Video: Health Care Rally at Texas Capitol By Nathan Bernier | KUT • Jun 29, 2012 A few dozen people rallied in front of the Capitol yesterday evening after the U.S. Supreme Court's historic ruling upholding most of the Affordable Care Act. We sent our University of Porto interns, Filipa Rodrigues and Mario Jacinto, to produce this video showing us what it looked like. As It Happened: Supreme Court Upholds Health Care Law By Mark Memmott, NPR • Jun 28, 2012 The Supreme Court ruled today that the 2010 Affordable Care Act is constitutional — giving the Obama administration a big election year win over conservative critics who argue that the health care overhaul is a step on the way toward socialized medicine. Health Care Law Upheld: Now What? Now that the Supreme Court has decided that the Affordable Care Act can stand, it's time to think about what the law actually means for your medical coverage. The requirement that everyone buy health insurance (the individual mandate) has gotten all the attention, but there's a lot more to the health law. So let's review the changes the law has already wrought and those that still lie ahead: WHAT'S IN EFFECT: CNN, Fox Mistakenly Report Health Care Law Overturned By Korva Coleman, NPR • Jun 28, 2012 MarketWatch calls this CNN and Fox's 'Dewey Defeats Truman' moment. For several surprising minutes this morning, both media companies wrongly announced that the Affordable Care Act had been overturned by the Supreme Court. Texas Reactions to SCOTUS' Affordable Care Act Opinion By Laura Rice & Wells Dunbar, Texas Standard • Jun 28, 2012 flickr.com/brendel Lone star politicians are wasting no time sounding off on the Supreme Court's 5-4 decision this morning upholding the individual mandate at the heart of the Affordable Care Act, President Obama's signature package of health care reforms. Governor Rick Perry calls the opinion "a stomach punch to the American economy." "Freedom was frontally attacked by passage of this monstrosity," Perry says, "and the Court utterly failed in its duty to uphold the Constitutional limits placed on Washington. Now that the Supreme Court has abandoned us, we citizens must take action at every level of government and demand real reform, done with respect for our Constitution and our liberty." 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Star Wars Movie Posters Galore
A Sampling of Posters From the Star Wars Universe
Star Wars movie posters have always been a way for kids to show off how well they liked the film. I know that when I was a kid I had one from each movie proudly hanging on my wall. As I got older I eventually decided that movie posters hanging on a wall was a bit childish and, of course, took them down. I'm not sure what came of them, though I suspect they ended up in the bottom of a trashcan. Now that I am a little bit older (and wiser) I realize what a mistake I made. I wanted those posters back and was willing to pay for them. The good news for me is that there were a lot of other Star Wars fans that decided to keep their posters and some willing to sell them. In the end, I was able to not only buy the exact posters I had when I was young, but have them framed as well.
For those people wanting to start a collection of Star Wars posters or simply want a cool piece of artwork to take up some space on the wall, it can be a bit daunting to choose from the variety available today. While I can't promise they'll be worth anything in the future, I can show you some of my favorite posters and I can guarantee that anyone paying you a visit will notice them quite fast. With any luck you'll be able to decide on a poster that makes you dream when you look at it. Dream that you are in that galaxy far, far away.
Photo by Peter Hopper / flickr.
My hats of to New Wave Creation which was the company that designed this poster. I love how you think that this is just a very plain movie poster that doesn't make any sense - until you see the shadow.
Which side of the force would you be willing to embrace to gain its powers?
Star Wars: Ep. II - Attack of the Clones - 2002 U.S. One Sheet (20" x 40")
Very solid artwork by Drew Struzan.
Star Wars: Ep. III - Revenge of the Sith - 2005 One Sheet (27" x 40")
More artwork by Drew Struzan.
Something A Little Different Than The Usual Star Wars Movie Posters - 1977 U.S. Theater Star Wars Lobby Banner (26" x 104")
These are very rare; experts say that there are less than 10 known to even exist. Expect to pay for an original one.
Star Wars Episode IV (Style A - U.S.) - 1977 US Style A One Sheet (27" x 41")
Another beautiful movie poster in which original printings are not easy to find and almost all you find will be folded. I love the iconic hero pose with the bad guy looming in the background. This is probably why this version is the most collected, most well known and most reprinted of them all. The art was done by Tom Jung.
Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope (U.K) - 1977 British Quad (30" x 40")
This is the holy grail when it comes to Star Wars movie posters. It is quite rare as it was replaced with another version not long after it was issued. The artwork was done by Greg and Tim Hildebrandt. Expect to pay at least $10,000 for one in like new condition.
Australian Movie Posters - Star Wars
Star Wars Ep. IV (Hungary) - Hungarian Poster (15" x 22")
I love how the colors just pop out on this one.
Own a Piece of the Movie
Star Wars Movie Posters - Happy Birthday - U.S. One Sheet (27" x 41")
Star Wars was so popular that a lot of theaters were still playing it one year after it's initial release in 1978. These posters were given to those theaters. These are rarely seen and rumored to have print runs of under 500. Be careful of counterfeits.
Star Wars Universe Characters Poster - 34 x 22 in.
Buy for $6.99
Star Wars IV, V and VI Poster - 22 x 34 in.
Buy for $6.99
Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back (Vader Mask) - 1980 US Advance One Sheet (27" x 41")
Darth Vader had definitely became an icon by this point in time. Is it any wonder he is on the poster alone?
The Empire Strikes Back (by Boris) - 1980 Coca-Cola Promotional Poster (27" x 38")
This poster was sold during the release of the movie at theater counters with the purchase of a Coke. The amazing artwork was done by Boris Vallejo, a well-known artist that specializes in fantasy paintings.
Empire Strikes Back (By Boris 2) - 1980 Coca-Cola Promotional Poster
I love Boris Vallejo's artwork depicting a key moment in the film. One wonders why this wasn't one of the main posters used to promote the film.
The Empire Strikes Back (Style A - U.S.) - 1980 US Style A One Sheet "Gone With The Wind" (27" x 41")
Reprints are 27 x 40 and are actually on thicker and better quality paper than original printings. There is so much going on in this film, is it any wonder that many Star Wars fans consider it the best of the series?
The Empire Strikes Back (Yoda Art) - 1982 US NPR Radio Promotion Poster (17" x 28")
Yoda never looked so good and the artist you have to thank for that is Ralph McQuarrie. I myself have been wanting to get this Star Wars movie poster for a long time. I may just have to settle for a lower grade.
Empire Strikes Back (Hungarian) - 1980 (15" x 22") Movie Poster
I always find it amazing how foreign movie posters can look so cool and this is saying something back then because the posters from the States looked good as well. Today a lot of foreign posters look better than those released in the U.S.
Which bounty hunter would you most like to see a movie about?
Return of the Jedi (Style B - U.S.) - 1983 US One Sheet Style B Poster (27" x 41")
I think this version looks a lot better than the "hand holding lightsaber" one. The artist was Kazuhiko Sano.
Return of the Jedi (by Mondo) - Alamo Drafthouse / Mondo Poster
Mondo is a little department inside the movie chain company Alamo Drafthouse. They specialize in having great artists of today re-do movie posters. Although they have done several associated with this franchise this one by British poster artist Olly Moss is one of my favorites. Good luck finding it.
Death Star Wall Decal - 50 x 50 in.
Buy for $99.99
Star Wars - Vader Poster - 22 x 34 in.
Buy for $6.99
R2-D2 and C-3PO Stand Up - 32 x 72 in.
Buy for $34.99
Star Wars Lego Toys - If you have posters from this film hanging on your wall, then you'll love these.
One thing that I would love to see is Star Wars poster redone using the Lego toys that are coming out. Just think how cool that would look. Are you reading this George Lucas?
Revenge of the Jedi - 1982 US Advance One Sheet (27" x 41")
Be very careful about buying this poster from anyone claiming it is an original printing. Most of these you run across are either reproductions or counterfeits. A very popular poster that resulting in a lot of copies and commemorative editions. The artwork was done by Drew Struzan.
Other Star Wars Sites - You may want to check out.
- CineMasterPieces - Vintage Original Movie Posters
Lots of posters and lots of information about the posters. Great site for buying movie posters as far as collectors are concerned.
- Star Wars
One of the official sites, but not as good as many fan sites. I include it here only out of courtesy and because I hope it will improve. It does look good, though.
- Wookieepedia
This Star Wars wiki has tons of information and will be useful and entertaining to even the most die-hard fan. Go see it.
What do you think about some of these Star Wars movie posters? - Or about the Star Wars franchise in general?
Where can I find a the Mondo - Olly Moss Star Wars series of 3 for sale? Any one know?
I had an episode IV original poster for a long time, and a millennium falcon poster I haven't seen for many years.
Very cool collection and lens !
Nice and iconic posters. Thanks for the lens.
Very cool lens with great posters.
I used to have a couple cool Star Wars posters, too. I wonder what happened to them. Thanks for bringing back the memories! =D
I always love to see lesser-known posters for famous movies, especially foreign posters, which are usually TOTALLY different.
I use to have the whole collection (ships, men, lunchboxes, etc). But I was a kid. I played and had fun with them. Do I regret not taking better care of them? No. I regret not having mom and dad buy extras to put up.
I have a friend who is a huge Star Wars fan and he would freak out at this site. There's posters on here I've never seen before. I love the one from Hungary. I'll be sending him this way.


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Welcome to part two of my series on planning your first trip to Disney World. Fellow neurotics, I need your help, please comment on your favorite place to stay and why!
Let's start with the first options you have:
Some people stay off-property, others choose to stay in one of the Disney Resorts. Yes, the Disney resorts are a little higher priced but you gain the free bus or boat transportation to all the Disney Parks, resorts, and Downtown Disney. You also will receive room charge privileges (your room key becomes your charge card in the parks), Disney hospitality and service, and during certain parts of the year-free Disney Dining Plan (discussed later in this continuing series). Don't forget bonus hours at the parks for visitors staying on Disney property; that is right– each day one park will stay open later or open early for Disney resort guests. By staying off property you will no doubt save money, although you will have to drive yourself to the parks and have to find and pay for parking, carry cash or credit cards, and take your chances with your service.
Now choosing a resort:
Disney resorts fall into three categories: Value, Moderate, and Deluxe. Aren't you glad I told you that.
The overall best resort is The Grand Floridian (a deluxe resort): it is beautiful, pretty quiet, connected by monorail to Magic Kingdom and also very expensive. My favorite resort is The Wilderness Lodge (deluxe), another pretty quiet resort with a nice pool, with only a short boat ride to Magic Kingdom. This is also the property my family recently purchased our Disney Vacation Club property, so you can see how much I think of this particular resort.
On our first trip we took as a family in 2004 we stayed at Disney's Port Orleans French Quarter, this moderate resort was nice if not a bit of a tight fit for four people. The moderate resorts I would say compare to a decent Day's Inn and will suffice for a place to sleep and shower. The moderate resorts tend to have further transport times to and from the parks due to their distance.
The quietest place to stay is The Cabins at Fort Wilderness, very nice log cabins that can sleep up to 6 and have a kitchen. If you know you have rambunctious or squeaky children or simply on a budget, the various All-Star resorts might be your choice. These are the budget resorts at Disney World but do a great job of catering to younger children with activities for all ages. For the best view, you can't beat Animal Kingdom Lodge-wild animals out your windows, but it is one of the farthest from the parks so long bus drives await you.
My weakness (ouch! that hurt) in planning is my ability to help people who want to stay off the resorts. I have no experience with this so if anyone can do some recommendations please leave some information in the comments.
Our Favorite (non-vacation club) Room: Bunk Bed room at Wilderness Lodge. Each child had their own bed and a lot of fun.
Know the resort before you book. Many people come back not happy about their resort so read reviews and discussion boards to find the right resort for your budget and travel situation, this will help make your Disney World vacation a more magical experience.
See the following link for an honest breakdown of each resort:
The following is a video showing some of the fun activities at various Disney resorts.
Resort Activities Video from Insidears


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On a commute to work, some may ask you about jig-solve puzzles, others may ask you how your day-today life is.
At the same time, some folks just like commenting about an ex-patriot – "Someone who previously loved their country but became so sick of it they relocated" (Courtesy of The Independent.)
Half of what I just said may have made sense to you. After all, I was just inquiring about your day-to-day life as an expatriate who may or may not know about jigsaw puzzles.
Makes sense?
I'm sure it does.
So why did I just mess up the words above? Because I was trying to introduce you to eggcorns – common English mistakes that aren't actually mistakes because someone just heard them wrong, forgot to Google any doubts, and wrote them down.
Put simply, eggcorn is a term used to describe words that have been heart wrong, therefore, written wrong.
So what are Eggcorns, really?
Remember that dress that tore the internet into two halves – the one that looked blue with black fringes to some and white with golden lace fringes to others? We could blame our eyes for picking one side of the argument.
But really it was our brain that was interpreting differently.
Eggcorns are similar.
These are commonly touted as slips of the ear, but it's the brain which is the culprit. Even then, we blame the ear. I assume that's because hearing is its department.
Merriam-Webster defines an eggcorn as, "a word or phrase that is mistakenly used for another word or phrase because it sounds similar and seems logical or plausible."
I'm certain you have heard lots of such eggcorns.
The Twitterverse sure has:
When you hear an eggcorn, you may shrug it off or shoot puzzled looks toward the person who utters such a misheard word.
But you can't glare at a writer through the online screen, which is why, as a writer, it is your duty to cleanse your copy from eggcorns to save others the effort of shooting daggers at it.
This is one of the reasons why we're having this egg-talk today. Other reasons:
- I've heard eggcorns tons of time, I wasn't sure that they had a name though
- I think it is fair to share this with anyone who so much as writes an email
- We are all in the pursuit of better writing
How did eggcorns come to be?
In 2003, on a conversation on a blog named Language Log, linguists discussed an interesting matter. With their reading glasses perched on the tip of their noses, they discussed how a woman called 'acorns' 'egg corns.'
Technically, the term made sense. After all, the lady hadn't called an acorn, "rainstorm" or something out of the blue.
Had it been that, the case would have been filed under malapropism and left to gather dust.
Since the term was different as it surfaced from a misunderstanding, misspelling, or mispronunciation of the word, 'acorn,' the British-American linguist, Geoff Pullum, suggested that such terms be called, 'eggcorns.'
How such a matter escaped the notice of early Grammar Gods is still a mystery. Or, maybe they brushed the matter and blamed it on the ears.
The reality is that language is fluid, and new cases come up regularly. Luckily, eggcorns found a home in the online Merriam Webster database in 2015.
And, while we're at it, let's also make it clear that eggcorns are close cousins of mondegreens, not mondegreens themselves.
Mondegreens are the terms that are used to categorize misunderstood or misinterpreted poems, phrases, mottos, and the like. A case in point is 'cross-eyed bear' for 'cross I bear.'
Mondegreens usually show up when we hear the lyrics wrong such as Bon Jovi's 'It doesn't make a difference if we are naked or not.'
In truth, it is, 'It doesn't make a difference if we make it or not.'
The fact of the matter is that eggcorns are becoming increasingly common. So, we need to be careful with our writing.
4 more examples of eggcorns
- 'I can't wait for lunch any longer. Can you please pass me the cold slaw?'
If I could, I would for sure, buddy. Except, there is no such thing as cold slaw. Unless you were referring to coleslaw.
And, while you're focused on that salad, I'm thinking about someone better, Cole Kol Mikaelson. Any fans, over here?
- 'By the end of the day, I was so sad that I ended up lying down in the feeble position.'
When you're sad, you may end up lying in a fetal position, all curled up. You are not weak or feeble. So, fetal is the position that you may have been looking for here.
- 'The freelancers in my circle are real goal-getters, they are all working hard.'
Before you get a goal, you will need to go toward it, so you've probably misheard this one too. So, replace the goal-getters with go-getters.
- 'In the mist of things, I forgot to mention that we had to go grocery shopping'
That's midst of things, as in middle of the things here.
Staying safe of the egg(corn) attack
Here are some of the steps that you can take:
- Use words that you're familiar with
Sure, fancy vocabulary can be seductive to use.
You want to throw in a new word or two.
But the simpler language you use, the better as it makes your writing easy-to-understand. This holds true in all types of writing, whether it is writing blogs, email writing, or web copywriting.
In fact, Boomerang proved that writing emails like a 3rd grader gets a better response. Why? Because it boosts your content's readability.
So, instead of flushing (correct = fleshing) out your ideas with words borrowed from the dictionary, use plain English.
- Look up any doubts
In my view, the internet has set an essential motto since the time its usage has become commonplace: look up any doubts.
So, whether you are confused about how to wrap a gift for your girlfriend or about a word that you may have misheard, Google it.
Gone are the days when we had to search for each word in a fat-bellied dictionary. Just pull out your phone and crush your confusion's neck.
- Edit them out of your draft
Sure, we get carried away when writing drafts. But, this is what proofreading and editing are for.
Try not to use words that you are unsure about. For instance, don't use escape goat, if you aren't sure what scapegoat means.
I'll repeat again: use simple English.
And, to answer your unspoken thoughts: using simple English wouldn't make you a poor writer. Because Nathaniel Hawthorne explained it well:
"Easy reading is damn hard writing."
- Read a lot. Literally
Eggcorns are birthed when we fail to hear words right. So, we mix and match terms to come up with a word or phrase that seems logical.
You won't do that if you read that word though because the written word will correct any misheard misconceptions in your mind.
Hence, don't take reading for granite (correct = granted) and read whenever you can.
To conclude, use simple English, consult online dictionaries for any doubts, and read extensively. I'll leave you with more eggcorns to explore.


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As a United fan, hearing the news of Pogba coming got me really excited. What fan wouldn't be? Your club just went out and made the most expensive purchase ever, and bought a young talent that was already impressing at the top level. From that point on, everyone thought that this would be a favorite to win the title and be one of the most impressive teams in recent memory. Wrong.
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This year Pogba has been awful, just straight awful. He has only had a couple of games where he played decent at best. To me, he just isn't worth the outrages price that he was bought for. He's given the production of an under-average midfielder in the league, and seems way to obsessed and distracted by his brand. Just the other day against Chelsea there was a ball that both him and Costa went for. Half way to the ball, Pogba pulled out and just let Costa have the ball in United's 18 yard box. Against Fc Rostov earlier today he decided to take on 2 players and try a miraculous shot which ended up going straight into the stands instead of playing the easy pass outside. A couple minutes later, he played a ball straight out of bounds instead of simply keeping possession. This is just two examples of Pogbas flaws.
Another thing is his style of play. Pogba is used to the Italian league, where the level is play is not nearly as good. There, Pogba could show off and really do what he wanted without hurting his team. In the EPL, he just slows down the game and loses the ball. He always makes more work for himself by dribbling instead of playing a simple pass. Another thing to talk about is his finishing. We all see the cracker goals he scored in the Italian league but where is it now? Pogba has done nothing really productive on the scoring charts and he has actually botched quite a few chances. In my mind Pogba is too caught up and fancy. His hair style and the way he acts just shows how he is too big for the club and too cocky.
The player United should have went after is Kante. He is far less cheap but far better, in addition to being a quiet player who isn't caught up in all the drama, and won't create a distraction. In the end, Pogba was bought for way to much and so far has been a huge bust.
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Brent Kinnaird - Business Administration, 1994
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Brent Kinnaird has spent his life in Hamilton, building a network of friends, business associates, and colleagues throughout a 15-year career at the Hamilton Port Authority where he led the corporate marketing and communications program.
In 2007, he launched Inspire Marketing in partnership with his wife Amanda. He led the strategic growth of the company, building a client base for ongoing work in communications, special events, and marketing plan support. Brent has served as a contributing writer to three international trade publications; Seaway Review, Maritime Magazine and International Bulk Journal and currently writes entries for the Mohawk Alumni blog.
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Making connections. Building a network that serves as your go-to resource in times of need. Sharing perspectives and working together to find success.
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Set a goal, but remain open to change. Look for opportunities to gain real world business insight.
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Sharon Charters - Social Service Worker, 1975
2013 Community Services Recipient
Sharon Charters has made a career of connecting people to services and programs, charities to resources, and community partnerships to work together on common concerns. A Mohawk College and McMaster University graduate, she has shared her insights with social service worker students for over a decade. Sharon has served on the boards of many organizations including Wesley Community Homes, the Hamilton Non-Profit Housing Corporation and the Hamilton Mountain Legal Clinic.
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Anxiety and stress are your enemies – keep them at bay by showing up for all classes, staying organized and on top of your assignments and studying. Mohawk has many great supports for students so don't be afraid to reach out and use them. This time will go by very quickly so use every opportunity to learn and develop networking relationships that will carry you forward in your career.
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I am most passionate about being in a role that allows me to make connections that support good work going on in our community. Sometimes it's about connecting projects to resources; sometimes it's about connecting like-minded organizations, and sometimes it's about connecting citizens to decision-making processes. The complexity of the issues facing us requires a heightened degree of collaboration and partnership to move forward.
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How has your education at Mohawk prepared and supported you throughout your career?
My experience at Mohawk College got me excited about learning again. I entered Mohawk through the Continuing Education program which was a small program that allowed for a lot of interaction between students and faculty. It helped me to build my confidence as well as my skills. As an instructor in the Social Service Worker Continuing Education program, I do my best to pass this on to today's students.
Ava Green - Broadcasting - Television & Communications Media, 1981
2013 Creative Arts & Design Recipient
Ava Green began working in television right after graduating from Mohawk College where she worked her way up from being the only female member of the CHCH mobile television crews, to sound mixing for live newscasts to video editing.
Over the years she's worked on everything from live sports events, to operas, to wrestling to some of the longest-running and cherished Canadian television shows including The Red Green Show.
Since 2008, Ava has dedicated most of her time to speaking and working on shows & her website for adults with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD). Millions of viewers in North America have watched the award-winning specials she's produced and use her website as a valued resource in an area of mental health where finding help is difficult.
If you could go back in time, what 1 piece of advice would you give to yourself on the first day of College?
Learn what you can while you're in the program, that's a given. The knowledge base is great. But while you're learning, connect with as many people in the industry as you can. Find out if there's something that you can do to help them. Don't worry about being in first year, or second year…You'll never have ALL of the knowledge, even when you finish the course. So let go of having to know everything first. Get to know people and offer your help at no cost to them. Then work hard and focus on being someone who they really want to have as part of their company/team/production.
What are you most passionate about professionally?
I'm passionate about creating programs that are entertaining and that make a difference for people. To make a difference, it often means doing something that's different or risky. And it can be a little nerve-wracking to put a project that you've worked very hard to create on television or the internet because there's not an immediate response like there is in live theatre for example.So, I love it when our team gets positive feedback! At the end of the day, it's a great feeling to know that you've been a contribution in some way and have had a positive impact!
If you could give advice to a new student thinking of entering your program, or a similar program, what would it be?
It's a competitive industry, there aren't a lot of jobs. Many of the jobs are project based or on contract so you'll need to learn to network, even if you're shy. Don't let that stop you! Put your creativity to work and look for opportunities. Mohawk is a great place to learn, expand, and try out your ideas.
How has your education at Mohawk prepared and supported you throughout your career?
Mohawk prepared me for my career by showing me that I was capable of learning many things and stepping into new roles. In our course, we learned many aspects of television production: concepts, script writing, lighting, camera, etc. I didn't excel at all of them, of course, but I learned that I could do many things. In third year, I remember being completely overwhelmed. I felt I had too many projects, too many challenges and not nearly enough sleep. Getting through that gave me the confidence to know that I could solve many problems, I could handle more than I thought, and I didn't have to work alone, I could rely on the team working with me. I know that I wouldn't have accomplished as much as I have without having had that experience and learning to work as part of a team or to lead a team.
Paul Armstrong - Radiological Technology, 1988
2013 Health Sciences Recipient
Paul Armstrong is a two-time graduate of Mohawk College with credentials in Radiological Technology '88, as well as a post-graduate diploma in Medical Diagnostic Ultrasound '89. With this training, Paul began his career as an Ultrasound Technologist and joined Mohawk College in 1991 as a clinical instructor. This would chart the path to a rewarding career at Mohawk College that would ultimately see him become the Dean of Health Sciences, Community and Urban Studies.
As Dean, Health Sciences, Community and Urban Studies for Mohawk College, Paul Armstrong provides administrative leadership for more than 36 academic programs at 4 campus locations. Paul represents Mohawk College on two Provincial advisory planning committees comprised of Deans from colleges across Ontario: Heads of Health Sciences and Heads of Community Services. As well, he represents Mohawk on the Canadian Allied Health Programs Committee which is a national committee that looks at issues surrounding health care programs.
Paul has been involved with many organizations in the past and currently is a Board Member for the Brain Injury Services of Hamilton as well as a Member of the Best Start Network and Services Integration Committee for Brantford and Brant County. Paul has previously coached hockey for a variety of extramural and charity teams. And he has previously received Sport Hamilton Volunteer Recognition Award as well as a Mohawk Students' Association teaching award.
If you could go back in time, what 1 piece of advice would you give to yourself on the first day of College?
Enjoy the experience. People are very nervous that first day, worried about not only the next step in their education, but in many cases worried about the ability to get by on their own. It will all work out!
What are you most passionate about professionally?
Community Development – In both my professional and personal life, volunteerism and contributing to my community in order to make it a better place for everyone is something that gives me great reward.
If you could give advice to a new student thinking of entering your program, or a similar program, what would it be?
I would let them know that they have made a great choice. The opportunities to find employment and excel in your career are very strong and they will be happy they made the decision to become a health professional. It is also important for them to understand that as a health care professional, empathy and compassion for the people we serve is just as important as understanding the technical components of the role.
How has your education at Mohawk prepared and supported you throughout your career?
My Mohawk education developed not only my abilities to be effective as a professional, but gave me the confidence to try new things and take risks. Over my career that confidence has prepared me well to take reasonable risks and opportunities that have paid off so far.
Bronko Jazvac - Industrial Engineering Technology - Management, 1978
2013 Technology Recipient
Bronko Jazvac graduated from Industrial Management Technology Program as a Silver Medalist in. Immediately after graduation, he started at Arcelor Mittal Dofasco where he enjoyed a very successful and rewarding career for 38 plus years. In his position at Dofasco he has had the opportunity to travel across North America and around the world including India & Luxembourgh.
Bronko moved through the organization during the early part of his career and held many different leadership positions. His assignments included General Foreman Materials Handling, Manager Materials Handling Division, General Manager Manufacturing Services to his current role as Director of Health & Safety and World Class Manufacturing - the first person to hold this position.
His community involvement includes being a Community Representative on the St. Joseph's Health Care Committee Board, as well as spending 6 years on the Mohawk College Board of Governors including one term as Chair.
Bronko was part of the Executive Team as the Director of Health and Safety and World Class Continuous Improvement for the last four years.
Bronko retired at the end of 2016 and is now enjoying his retirement focusing on his family , golf and travel.
If you could go back in time, what 1 piece of advice would you give to yourself on the first day of College?
View and take the experience as just another step in a "life long journey" of learning and a huge opportunity that will be instrumental in shaping the rest of my life.
What are you most passionate about professionally?
The value and importance of people and culture in any organization.
If you could give advice to a new student thinking of entering your program, or a similar program, what would it be?
Focus on the journey itself as learning is a life long endeavour that will play a key role in shaping your life style and your future.
How has your education at Mohawk prepared and supported you throughout your career?
It provided me with a very pragmatic, effective foundation and evolution of great opportunities and fantastic career with an exceptional employer.
Emily Baynes - Public Relations, 2011
2013 Recent Graduate Recipient
Emily Baynes is a motivated young professional and graduate of Mohawk's Public Relations program. In the short years since graduating, she has applied her communications skills to the areas of economic development, education, child poverty, and healthcare.
First working as an intern in the City of Hamilton's Economic Development department, Emily then enjoyed a two-years at Mohawk College, where she worked as part of the Fennell Renewal team. Emily has since joined the Redevelopment Office of St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton.
Emily actively volunteers with several community organizations and is currently Board Chair of Food4Kids, a local non-profit that provides a weekend food supply for impoverished children.
If you could go back in time, what 1 piece of advice would you give to yourself on the first day of College?
Stay committed and be resilient. This program is designed to challenge you, and it will – especially when you're also juggling a part-time job or other responsibilities outside of your education. It's not an easy journey, but when you reach the end you'll see that it was all worthwhile.
What are you most passionate about professionally?
I really enjoy helping others to develop and implement strategies to achieve their goals - whether it is telling their story, planning an event, or launching an effective information campaign. So much can be accomplished when we are connected to the right people and resources.
If you could give advice to a new student thinking of entering your program or a similar program what would it be?
Enter this program with an open mind. You'll have the opportunity to be exposed to a wide range of Public Relations work, and will graduate with a diverse set of skills that will allow you to pursue your passion.
How has your education at Mohawk prepared and supported you throughout your career?
My education from Mohawk has been very valuable to me. The Public Relations program helped me develop the skills and the confidence to begin my career in a quickly growing and competitive field. I use what I learned at Mohawk on a daily basis, and continue to build on the educational foundation that began at the college.
Ray Adamyk - Recreation Leadership, 1983
2013 Entrepreneur Recipient
Ray Adamyk is the Founder and President of Spectra Company. Spectra Company is headquartered in Pomona, California and has been in business for over 25 years. Ray is well known in the Restoration community as an "expert" in historic preservation. He serves on the Board of Trustees for the California Preservation Foundation, while holding memberships in the Association of Preservation Technology International, the National Trust, Los Angeles Conservancy and the Western Association for Art Conservation. His historic preservation projects have received recognition from the National Trust, California Preservation Foundation, Los Angeles Conservancy, Long Beach Heritage and Pasadena Heritage.
If you could go back in time, what 1 piece of advice would you give to yourself on the first day of College?
Stay the course – know that what you learn is not as important as the process of learning and building good work habits.
What are you most passionate about professionally?
Restoration – the restoration of buildings and people.
If you could give advice to a new student thinking of entering your program, or a similar program, what would it be?
Learn from the professors, be humble and teachable!
How has your education at Mohawk prepared and supported you throughout your career?
It was the foundation for future learning. It was the place that I learned discipline & leadership.
Anthony Frisina - Enterprise Business, 2002
Also a graduate of: Office Administration - Executive, 2003/Office Administration - General, 2005
2013 Mohawk College Employee Recipient
Anthony Frisina's passion and true loves are the Hamilton community and volunteering. Anthony serves on the local planning committee with Rick Hansen's Wheels in Motion, as well as with the Canadian Paraplegic Association to raise funds for people living with spinal cord injuries.
He is an active member of Mohawk College's Accessibility Planning Committee, representing the committee as an alumnus and facilitating accessibility-focused Campus Renewal Projects. Anthony also serves on the advisory committee for the Catholic Youth Organization's Marydale Park - Ontario's first barrier-free, fully accessible park & recreation facility.
Starting out part-time at Mohawk, Anthony has continued to increase his responsibilities doing a variety of jobs and involved with multiple programs. His work at Mohawk College has been so valuable that McMaster University saw a need for his skill set. Anthony now commutes between the two campus',working hard every day to ensure that both Education Centers and their students are experiencing success, inclusion, and acceptance.
If you could go back in time, what 1 piece of advice would you give to yourself on the first day of College?
If I could go back in time and give myself one piece of advice on the first day of college, it would be to explore the greater picture Mohawk College. I would tell my younger self to be more active in extracurricular activities because I have learned through experience that that is truly what being a student and a member of the Mohawk community is all about.
Anthony carried the torch for the Pan Am Games in 2015. He also pitched, produced and hosted a pilot on Cable 14 all about Accessibility & Inclusion, entitled Above & Beyond - Bridging the Gap to Accessibility & InclusionNominated for a TedX speaker in Toronto and asked to represent Hamilton as a "Community Champion" - waiting for more information.
What are you most passionate about professionally?
My passion professionally here at Mohawk has always and will continue to be my membership on the Accessibility Planning Committee. I have a difference of ability when traveling through my everyday experiences, which has motivated me to align with other astounding advocates and allies who promote inclusion within our campus as well as the larger community. I am grateful and inspired every day to be a member of this tireless community whom shares my passion to make sure everyone feels valued and included on our campus and in the community.
If you could give advice to a new student thinking of entering your program, or a similar program, what would it be?
I had the opportunity of studying both Enterprise Business, and Office Administration- Executive at Mohawk College. My best piece of advice for students entering my program(s) of study, or any Mohawk College program, as a new student I say Carpe Diem! Whether you are aware of it or not while sitting in the classroom, Mohawk College will allow you to attain the skills to recognize, have the confidence and to take control of your future.
How has your education at Mohawk prepared and supported you throughout your career?
Education at Mohawk College happens both inside and outside the classroom. Inside the classroom, I learned about Business and Professionalism. Outside of the classroom I built up my life skills toolbox, learning about networking and public speaking. I learned so much about myself, in my time here as a student at Mohawk, that I gained the confidence to be successful.


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Maarten Lansberg, MD, PhD
Professor of Neurology and, by courtesy, of Neurosurgery at the Stanford University Medical Center
Current Research and Scholarly Interests My research involves the design and conduct of clinical trials to discover new treatments for patients who have suffered a stroke. These trials span treatment of acute stroke, stroke recovery, and stroke prevention. My research in acute stroke is primarily focused on the use of advanced neuroimaging methods (CT and MRI) to select patients who are most likely to benefit from therapies aimed at restoring blood flow to the brain in patients who have suffered a stroke.
Jin Hyung Lee
Associate Professor of Neurology, of Neurosurgery and of Bioengineering and, by courtesy, of Electrical Engineering
Current Research and Scholarly Interests In vivo visualization and control of neural circuits
Instructor, Neurosurgery
Current Research and Scholarly Interests One of the key characteristics of life is the dynamic cross-scale interactions across different levels of biological organization, such as molecules, genes, cells, tissues, organs and an organism, in their own multi-scaled environmental contexts. The dynamic property of these interactions results in variation in physiological traits across individuals, shaping individuality of an organism. The overall research direction of my laboratory is to establish in vitro experimental platforms in which we can investigate this cross-scale interaction efficiently to develop personalized therapeutic strategies. Because many aspects of cross-scale interactions are mediated by blood circulation and crosstalk between the vasculature and perivascular tissues, our current efforts are focused on engineering the functional vasculatures in pathophysiological conditions of various human tissues. We have successfully developed in vitro experimental models equipped with the capacity of real-time monitoring of individual cell behaviors, which enables effective identification of the vascular routes that induce desirable behaviors of endogenous or exogenously grafted cells. Our in vitro model allows precise and independent control of the experimental parameters in highly time- and cost- efficient ways and facilitates the development of therapeutic and preventive treatment strategies in consideration of the phenotype variations across the patient population.
Michael Leong
Clinical Professor, Anesthesiology, Perioperative and Pain Medicine
Current Research and Scholarly Interests - Intrathecal / Intraspinal Analgesics
- Ziconotide (Prialt)
- Resiniferatoxin
- Industry-supported clinical trials
GordonĀLi, MD
Associate Professor of Neurosurgery and, by courtesy, of Neurology and of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery at the Stanford University Medical Center
Current Research and Scholarly Interests 1.) My laboratory studies the biology of brain tumors with the goal of developing novel therapeutics for the treatment of malignant brain tumors and translating that research into clinical trials.
2.) My clinical interests include improving surgical techniques for brain tumor surgery, immunotherapy for the treatment of glioblastoma, and novel uses for stereotactic radiosurgery.
Frank M. Longo, MD, PhD
George E. and Lucy Becker Professor in Medicine and Professor, by courtesy, of Neurosurgery
Current Research and Scholarly Interests Clinical interests include Alzheimer's disease and Huntington's disease and the development of effective therapeutics for these disorders. Laboratory interests encompass the elucidation of signaling mechanisms relevant to neurodegenerative disorders and the development of novel small molecule approaches for the treatment of neurodegenerative and other neurological disorders.
JaimeĀLopez, MD
Professor of Neurology and, by courtesy, of Neurosurgery at the Stanford University Medical Center
Current Research and Scholarly Interests My clinical interests are in the areas of Intraoperative Neurophysiologic Monitoring (IOM), clinical neurophysiology, electromyopgraphy and in the use of botulinum toxins in the treatment of neurologic disorders. Our IOM groupÆs research is in the development of new and innovative techniques for monitoring the nervous system during surgical and endovascular procedures and how these alter surgical management and patient outcomes. I am also active in formulating national IOM practice guidelines.


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Estate Planning
Jun 26, 2017 02:48PM
By Daniel DuRee
Top Five Estate Planning OversightsBy Daniel DuRee
This month we celebrate our independence by eating chili dogs in the park and watching fireworks while the "Star Spangled Banner" plays. After your sunburn heals, exercise your freedom to protect yourself, your family, and your assets from the long arm of the state and their probate courts with proper estate planning.
The following are the top five most common estate-planning oversights we encounter. When you are ready, we are here to make sure you and your family are protected.
1. More than $150,000 Held Outside of a Trust
In California, if you have more than $150,000 in gross assets held outside a living trust, at least part of your estate will likely be subject to probate. That's expensive and time consuming for your heirs. It is also easily avoidable by setting up and properly funding a living trust.
2. Minor Children with no Guardians Nominated
If you do not properly nominate guardians for minor children in a will (separate from a trust), a judge will decide who will raise your children if you are gone. Nobody wants a judge to make that decision without their input.
3. Incomplete Beneficiary Forms
Although most people have a first beneficiary on their retirement accounts and life insurance policies, most do not have secondary or "contingent" beneficiaries. Many beneficiary forms are also outdated and do not reflect current wishes.
4. Healthcare Wishes are Not Spelled Out
Almost never does a client walk through the door without a strong opinion regarding their end of life care. Document those wishes and appoint someone to carry them out with an advance healthcare directive.
5. No Planning in Case of Incapacity
In California, if you are incapacitated without proper planning, you will be subject to a guardianship, which is a court oversight of your personal, healthcare, and financial matters. You can appoint someone to handle these issues with the proper documents and avoid having a judge make final decisions for you.
While these are common oversights, with a fairly minimal amount of effort and the assistance of a knowledgeable attorney, you can protect yourself, the people you love, and your hard-earned assets by setting up a proper estate plan. If you have questions or would like to start the process, we are happy to help.


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Rihanna and Beyoncé Speak Out on Death of George Floyd
Beyoncé and Rihanna have shared their outrage over the death of George Floyd.
As protests have erupted around the nation after Floyd died while in police custody in Minneapolis earlier this week, the two music stars voiced their demands for justice on social media.
"We need justice for George Floyd. We all witnessed his murder in broad daylight. We are broken and we are disgusted. We cannot normalize this pain," Beyoncé began in a video posted to Instagram.
"I'm not only speaking to people of color. If you're white, black, brown or anything in between, I'm sure you feel hopeless about the racism going on in America right now," she added.
"No more senseless killings of human beings. No more seeing people of color as less than human. We can no longer look away," the 38-year-old continued.
"George is all of our family in humanity. He's family because he's a fellow American. There have been too many times that we've seen these violent killings and no consequences. Yes, someone has been charged but justice is far from being achieved."
Beyoncé finished by urging fans to sign a Change.org petition demanding justice for Floyd and his family.
Similarly, Rihanna expressed her sorrow and anger in an Instagram post.
"For the last few days, the magnitude of devastation, anger, sadness I've felt has been overwhelming to say the least!, " Rihanna captioned a photo of Floyd. "Watching my people get murdered and lynched day after day pushed me to a heavy place in my heart!"
She added: "To the point of staying away from socials, just to avoid hearing the blood curdling agony in George Floyd's voice again, begging over and over for his life!!!"
Rihanna then called out the officer charged with Floyd's murder, Derek Chauvin.
"The look of enticement, the pure joy and climax on the face of this bigot, murderer, thug, pig, bum, Derek Chauvin, haunts me!!," she wrote. "I can't shake this!"
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Grammy-nominated R&B crooner and songwriter Tank had a toast in his honor at Los Angles night spot, Arena last night.
The event bought out Shanice Wilson, Tichina Arnold, Flex Alexander, Steph Jones, DJ Clue, Angell Conwell, and Claudia Jordan.
Durrell Babbs (better known as Tank) put his songwriting skills on Jamie Foxx's "Unpredictable" album as well as songs for other artists like Kelly Rowland's "Ghetto", Aaliyah's "Come Over", Missy Elliott's "One Minute Man", Omarion's "O", Marques Houston's "Naked", and many more.
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text: Well, it's already July 26th where Miki Kierulf is now, so I hope you folks will join me in saying Happy Birthday Miki! I hope you and your family are doing well and you have a great birthday! Posted on July 25, 2014 by ucphotog via Facebook Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... Related


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Call me crazy, but July is a great month to walk your fence lines, woody draws and CRP (conservation reserve program) fields. Why, you ask? Now is the time when several quail-friendly plants are flowering or producing seed and are relatively easy to identify.
Why do you need to be able to identify quail-friendly plants? To become a better quail manager! The end result of most management practices, such as prescribed burning, disking and edge feathering, is to create a diversity of plants.
A great way of evaluating your quail management practices is documenting the plant response. Did you disk a field to promote ragweed and end up with foxtail? This could be a sign that you disked too late--likely in March or April. Did you burn your warm-season grass field and can't find any broadleaf plants? This could be a sign that you burned too late--likely in April. The point is that if you learn a few of the many quail-friendly plants, you can adjust your management to better promote these plants. Your quail will thank you for it!
A great source to assist you in identifying these plants is "Quail-Friendly Plants of the Midwest." It is published by the University of Missouri Extension in cooperation with the Missouri Department of Conservation. The book goes into great detail on the various grasses, wildflowers and woody plants that quail prefer.
Get outside and learn your quail-favored plants and become a better quail manager. Be sure to take insect repellent and a camera to document your plants.