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Medicolegal Principles
Charles Carroll VI
David S. Wellman
The physician-patient relationship is an implied contract under law and serves as the foundation of the physician's role in patient care. Thus, understanding the legal context of medicine is imperative for any practicing surgeon. Further, the litigious aspect of practicing medicine is continually on the rise; since 1975, malpractice costs have risen 11.5% annually, and the total costs of the malpractice system reached $29.4 billion in 2005. On average, an orthopaedic or hand surgeon can now expect to be a defendant in two lawsuits during his or her career.
Most medical-legal cases, including malpractice, personal injury, and workers' compensation, fall under tort law. Tort law deals with civil wrongs that violate relationships bound by implied contract As the physician-patient relationship is a type of implied contract, negligence and breach of the implied contract fall under laws of tort, which are dictated by statutes and previous court opinions. In these cases, the role of the physician falls into two major categories: physician as defendant and physician as witness.
In the practice of medicine, physicians strive to be teachers and knowledgeable healers. We are taught to be caring and compassionate. We aim to please and heal. Unfortunately, we are not trained in medical school or residency to interface effectively with the law. After delivering appropriate care, we may be called to testify as a treating physician. Often this will be for a patient who has been injured and has filed litigation after the accident for payment of medical expenses and damages. An orthopaedist/hand surgeon/therapist may be called to recount our care, and we may be asked to offer opinions concerning permanent damages and causalty. We function as an expert in these situations based on our knowledge, experience, and training. The plaintiff or the defense may call us. In either case, we are functioning as an expert witness.
We may be asked to see a patient or review records for a law firm. This may be workers compensation matter or a personal injury claim and may involve the plaintiff or the defense. In this scenario, we are serving as a controlled expert witness.
Medical malpractice continues to be an important issue in the United States. Many states are in a form of crisis as claims continue to plague the practicing orthopaedist. Premiums continue to rise, and there is loss of practicing orthopaedists in some states. The cost of malpractice premiums continues to be of great concern. An important part of the malpractice process is the use of expert witnesses to establish the presence of an action that constitutes malpractice. Expert witnesses assess the presence of damages to the plaintiff/patient and can provide advice as to whether there has been a breach of the standard of care. The process of litigation in a state or Federal Court relies on expert witness testimony in the process of finding of facts. Physicians can and must play an important role as an impartial expert or as an expert in their own defense.
I. Physician as Defendant
The most stressful role a physician can play in the legal system is one of a defendant in a medical liability case.
Most lawsuits against physicians fit into three major categories: negligence, improper informed consent, or physician abandonment.
The most common claim against a physician is negligence, or not practicing according to the accepted standard of care. In a court of law, the standard of care is generally accepted as the "skill, knowledge, expertise, and experience" that a practicing physician in that specialty would possess and employ in a similar situation and location. While state law dictates the specific definition, every state has a similar interpretation. To successfully argue a negligence claim in court, a patient must prove that
The physician owed the patient a duty.
The physician breached the duty.
The breach led directly to injury.
The injury caused legally recognizable damages.
As discussed below, the patient must rely on other physicians to establish the elements of his or her claim.
Improper informed consent
Formal informed consent involves a discussion with the patient regarding the potential risks and benefits of the proposed procedure, alternative treatments available, and risks of refusing treatment. Legally, it is acceptable to provide a thorough, but not necessarily exhaustive, list of all complications that a reasonable person in a similar situation would consider important. If a physician performs a procedure according to the classic description and a recognized complication arises that was discussed during the informed consent phase of preoperative planning, the physician cannot be held liable in court.
A patient must be able to understand the information presented, be capable of decision making, and be allowed to make a decision voluntarily. While capacity to consent is a legal standard, physicians typically make decisions regarding the ability to consent. In a situation where determining competence is not straightforward, it is advisable to obtain physician consult for a second opinion. If the patient is determined to be incompetent, physicians should know their particular state's laws regarding who can legally provide informed consent.
In a review study of malpractice cases claiming improper informed consent, Bhattacharyya et al. found the risk of malpractice claims was significantly increased if the informed consent discussion was performed on the wards or in the preoperative holding area. The study also concluded that malpractice claims were significantly decreased if documentation of the informed consent discussion existed in the office notes.
Physician abandonment
Physician abandonment claims arise when patient in need of treatment has care terminated by physician without proper notification or assistance in finding a new treating physician. A 1935 court ruling in Utah advises physicians to "give the patient sufficient notice so that the patient can procure other medical attention if he desires." In orthopaedic and hand surgery, failure to provide proper follow-up is both a common claim citing abandonment and a leading cause for overall malpractice claims. Premature discharge from the hospital as well as improper discharge instructions also fall under abandonment. Proper and thorough documentation of discussions with patients
regarding follow-up, transfer of care, and termination of service is needed for defense against abandonment claims.
Preparing for role of defendant
Given the current litigious dynamic of practicing medicine, young physicians can assume they will be involved in at least one court case in their career, whether as witness or as defendant. Understanding the legal system is an important step in selfprotection as it aids the young physician to take steps in practice to guard against lawsuit and protect professional credibility when asked to serve as a witness.
As the burdens of malpractice suits include a major time commitment, an insult to professional integrity, and potential financial loss, it is prudent for physicians to employ proven strategies to reduce the likelihood of being sued.
Personal interaction
The quality of the doctor/patient relationship has been shown to affect the prevalence of malpractice claims. At an administrative level, malpractice attorneys recommend returning telephone calls personally as well as reviewing test results and specific treatment recommendations directly with patients. This avoids the common complaints that patients have regarding the amount of personal interaction with their doctors. Offices should be arranged so that appointments are not overbooked and patients are not left frustrated in the waiting room.
Addressing errors
Physicians should develop a plan on addressing mistakes and medical errors early in practice. Acknowledgement of error, as well as an appropriate apology, can be made without admission of liability. Prompt, honest disclosure may even reduce malpractice claims. The time spent formally addressing patients regarding mistakes is miniscule compared to the time spent preparing for a malpractice court case.
Thorough documentation
All office notes should be complete and legible, and all interactions with patients must be documented, both in the office and over the phone. The timing of documentation is also important: Operative reports completed months after the procedure suggest that certain pertinent facts about the case may have been forgotten. All changes to a note must be made so that the original is still legible, and corrections or changes to a note should not occur after a lawsuit has been filed. Plaintiff's attorneys specifically seek this information and use it effectively to discredit defense counsel arguments. Good documentation habits from the onset of establishing a practice will eliminate the need for reactionary revisions in your documentation methods.
Defensive medicine
As doctors move to protect themselves from lawsuits, defensive practice behaviors have become more prevalent. A recent study analyzed the behavior of doctors practicing within certain high-risk fields (including orthopaedics) and found that 93% admit practicing defensive medicine. The majority of orthopaedic surgeons surveyed described ordering more tests than medically indicated in order to provide assurance. The study also found 57% of orthopaedic surgeons report avoiding caring for certain patient populations because of potential liability. These practices only add to the overall financial burden of the legal environment on the health care industry. Physicians must learn to practice comprehensive care without overburdening the health care system.
The most effective risk management tool is communication. Every orthopaedist and hand surgeon should take the time to develop and institute a program of effective communication with each patient. An effective communicator is an active listener who asks open-ended questions in a pleasant and nonjudgmental manner. A connection should be made with each patient. An effective physician will carefully assess the role of the disease process in the whole patient. With effective communication and teaching of the patient, one can practice good medicine and minimize malpractice claims. Strive to work as a team with each patient, and take a genuine interest in their problem. A patient who finds that their physician is interested, competent, and personable is less likely to sue their physician.
II. Physician as Witness
Both young and established physicians should familiarize themselves with the statutes of their home state, as they will likely be approached during their career to participate as a witness. Preparing for expert witness testimony involves close communication with the participating attorneys and an understanding of state law. As described in this chapter, state laws dictate specific aspects of testimony, and the physician will be expected to adhere to the particular state's regulations.
As a defendant, one should be thorough in their review of the chart, hospital records, and any other applicable information. A pertinent review of the medical literature is essential. Be careful to consider any staff member who may have been present and may remember the case, as their testimony could be very helpful. Set the time aside for review and preparation. The depositions can be long. Trial testimony and watching the trial will be very stressful. Spend the time with attorneys and be ready for any occurrence. Rely on loved ones and family for mental support but maintain the privacy of the patient. Eat well, try to sleep, and exercise in preparation for the matter. Try to maintain a positive attitude, and move on mentally when it is over.
Physician as an expert witness
In many jurisdictions, court cases based on medical information above the level of understanding of the layperson require expert testimony. As a jury of laypeople decides liability for most medical-legal cases, they must become knowledgeable of the standard of care in each case. Thus, the parties rely on physicians outside the case to act as expert witnesses. Since professional journals and textbooks are rarely considered completely authoritative, a practicing physician is brought in to interpret the data and offer an opinion based on medical literature and his or her professional experience. Both plaintiffs and defendants are encouraged, expected, and often required to provide expert witness testimony to support their cases.


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The Global Sustainable Development Report (GSDR) was mandated by the United Nations Member States for the follow-up of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development at the High-Level Political Forum, with a first report due at the end of 2019. An independent group of fifteen scientists (IGS) is currently drafting the report, which will provide guidance on the state of global sustainable development and transformative pathways.
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I have renovated my dads old garage that he ran my whole life into a karaoke. Opening night is Wednesday June 12. Nervous but excited.
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Hope it goes well... Good luck.
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Is this a bar with liqour, beer, food, etc? Might consider mixing up the line-up and having live blues, rockabilly bands. Here in Portland, Oregon we used to have just such a place with mechanic's garage motif......Duff's Garage which was a fixture for decades, until they jacked the rent so high they had to leave. On Fri/Sat they had national touring blues bands play to pack the house. Just a thought on how it could work.
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Karl Fickling, director of interim services, shares insight on the "In-between Vision" and the process by which a new pastor can join with the congregation to form a vision for where the Lord is leading them.
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When your child is sick, you begin a process of gathering information so you can determine what is wrong with her and what your next steps should be. Perhaps one of your first steps is to check her temperature. If the number on the thermometer is close to 98.6° you can relax a little and move on to your next step in making her more comfortable. If the numbers are too high, you know your child is not healthy and you need to act quickly. Numbers can be very helpful. They make good gauges and guides, but they make poor goals. Your child's health is your goal, not the numbers on the thermometer.
The same is true in the church. Numbers...
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Every pastor knows they will hear this question: "What is God's vision for our church?" Or, it might be stated a little differently, like, "What are we supposed to be doing? What is God's will for our church?" These questions will be asked either during an interview with a search committee, or right after the pastor arrives new to a church, or both.
Many pastoral candidates have a ready answer. They have gone to a seminary class, or they have attended a leadership seminar, or they have read a book, and they have a specific image in their mind of what a church—every church—should look like. Unfortunately, those pastors' plans often...


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Anna Jones is the acclaimed author of the popular vegetarian cookbook, A Modern Way to Eat. She is an advocate for promoting a healthy lifestyle and believes that vegetables should be at the heart of every table.
She is devoted to helping people change their unhealthy eating patterns and make long-term commitments to eating well. She enjoys creating new flavours and believes that healthy eating can be exciting and does not have to be a daunting experience.


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Broadcasters push radical shake-up of Super Rugby, Rugby Championship
Super Rugby would take a leaf out of the Champions League and NFL's book and sell off the Super Rugby final to the highest bidder under a broadcasters' wishlist obtained by the Herald.
The proposal would see the final played at a neutral venue from 2021 instead of the home ground of the highest-ranked team in the final, a format used by the peak professional competitions in European and American football.
It was one of a number of big changes outlined in a summary of a presentation to SANZAAR by the southern hemisphere's top pay television broadcasters, Fox Sports (Australia), Super Sport (South Africa), Sky Sport (New Zealand) and UK broadcaster Sky Sports in London on March 9.
The broadcasters also proposed moving the Rugby Championship to a tour-based itinerary with midweek games.
And at Super Rugby level it argues for a pool of 'marquee players' be able to move across the SANZAAR nations without it impacting their Test eligibility, as well as all Super Rugby teams featuring their home city or region in their names.
There would also be themed rounds across the competition, a single sponsor for Super Rugby and consistent time slots in each nation.
Neither Rugby Australia nor SANZAAR would comment when contacted by the Herald. The proposed changes are for 2021 and beyond, and a new format may not be announced for some time.
While there are still hopes World Rugby secures support for its annual global competition proposal - the Nations Championship - the southern-hemisphere nations have been hard at work on their plan B.
Central to that is the Rugby Championship, the four-nation Test competition run over three two-Test blocks between the Wallabies, Pumas, All Blacks and Springboks in August and September.
Once considered the best Test championship in the world in its Tri Nations days, its star has fallen as its northern rival the Six Nations has risen.
The broadcasters are proposing an overhaul, including scrapping the two-week blocks in favour of moving to a "tours focused calendar, akin to the June series" that would run from August to October.
The Springboks would tour Australia for two Tests in a row, for example, bringing across an expanded squad to make possible midweek games against Super Rugby sides.
Those fixtures would give the states an opportunity to make up for the loss of one or two home games in Super Rugby, a change with an estimated price tag of $7 million a year across the four Australian teams, the document says.
The Super Rugby tweaks could have large flow-on effects for all the southern hemisphere countries, all of which are battling a talent drain to the cashed-up competitions in Japan, France and the UK.
The 'marquee player' concept is effectively proposing a safe zone for the movement of players, allowing them to move overseas but to countries in the same competition, meaning no schedule clashes and a closer high performance relationship. Having Australians playing in South African teams, for instance, could also help boost interest in the traditionally poorly-watched games between South African and Australian teams.
Georgina Robinson is the chief rugby reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald.


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Ever enjoyed some delicious pizza with your friends on a rainy weekend? So did Ankit Jain, Pratik Jain, Nikhil Jain and Mayur Jain, residents of Ghatkopar, Mumbai. Little did they know that their hangout on Saturday evening would end with them taking each other to court; and the reason behind this – ownership over the last slice of pizza.
Yes you read it right! None of them would have wondered that they would have to go from food court to law court. We got hold of Ankit Jain and here's what he had to say.
"It was a rainy Saturday evening. And since the business at my shop was dull that evening, I decided to call my friends. I, Pratik, Nikhil and Mayur met at R-city mall in Ghatkopar at around 7 p.m. We decided to go to food court since we hadn't had jain pav bhaji together in a long time. As we were strolling by the food court, we saw a sign at a pizza shop – 'Jain Pizzas! One on One Free.' We were obviously mesmerized by the fact that there was One on One Free pizza. We entered the shop and ordered one jain pizza." he burps "So we got 2 jain pizzas and 4 of us started eating. We were so busy eating and talking about our shops and relative's wedding that we lost count of how many pieces were eaten by whom. And then suddenly we noticed that only one last slice of pizza was left. 1 shop. 1 table. 4 hungry stomachs. And 1 slice of pizza. We all were looking at each other and at that last slice of jain pizza. It was just like the ending scene of Kaante."
He further added, "And then we decided that each one of us should justify why he deserves that last slice of pizza. I started by saying that I had eaten 2 slices less since I had gone out to speak to my dad on phone who was shouting at me for closing the shop earlier. Pratik said that he got dumped by his girlfriend and that he was stressed do he deserved some leeway. Mayur said he has entered into a relationship with Pratik's ex-girlfriend, so he was stressed too. Nikhil has a habit of giving some extreme excuses every time like having some life threatening illness. This time he said that he has the disease that SRK had in Kal Ho Na Ho and he was dying. We didn't know what that disease was, but even the makers of the movie didn't, so we let it pass. And now we had to get a unanimous vote to decide who should get that last slice of jain pizza."
He stated "We were stuck at one vote each since each one voted for self. Yeah, we hadn't thought this through. We were at a dead end. And that's when Dinesh Jain, our friend who is studying law, met us there and suggested we go to court to settle this. He convinced us that this was not for a project that he needed to submit but only because he cared about us. And so here were are." We couldn't interview him further since he had to go inside the court to attend the first hearing.


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Organic Fertilizer for Corn: A Growers Guide
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What sets Organics apart from other fertilizers? Foliar feeding! Liquid 2-4-1 makes an excellent organic fertilizer for corn because it can be applied directly to leaves. Research shows that foliar feeding can be up to 20 times more efficient than other application methods. Then there's the cost difference. It costs less because of the efficiency of foliar feeding. In fact, you can sometimes treat an entire acre for less than $30. That's great right?
Finally, I wanted to speak for a moment on the long-term benefits. Organics helps to feed the soil bacteria. Over time, this will unlock inorganic sources of nitrogen. Therefore, your need for fertilizer decreases over time. Sounds like a winning strategy for corn, right? Let's look at some specific application techniques next.
General Fertilization Requirements for Corn
Initially, corn needs some phosphorus and potassium. However, nitrogen is the heavy hitter here. You want to have plenty of bioavailable nitrogen in the soil. Corn just eats it up! An effective strategy involves limiting runoff which can leach nitrogen away. Soil leaching is especially bad in sandy soils. So, be sure to keep a close eye on your corn plants. Corn with a nitrogen deficiency might have light green leaves. They may fade all the way to yellow in some cases depending on how bad it gets. You will notice this first in the older leaves. Fortunately, these symptoms can be reversed quickly with an application of Liquid Organic Fertilizer for Corn.
Foliar Application Guide
Combine 1 gallon of all-purpose organic fertilizer and 30 gallons of water. Next, apply as a fine mist. Use enough solution to thoroughly cover leaves. Increase spray volume as crop develops. This will ensure thorough coverage. Perform your first application when plants are 4-6" tall. Repeat when plants are 18-24" tall. You should increase the application rate if leaves are chlorotic. Be sure to spread out your applications by 10 days. If your soil is worn out, you might need higher rates of application. Lower dilution rates are more effective than higher dilution rates. Two or three lighter applications may be more effective than one heavy application. Do not exceed a 4 percent dilution rate (4 gallons organic fertilizers to 96 gallons of water).
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Add two gallons of 2-4-1 to 50 gallons of water. Apply at planting. The addition of 1 gallon Liquid Bonemeal may be beneficial, especially when soil phosphorus levels are below 30 ppm.
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The See Through People – Being a Feeling Being.
Bec McBurney
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Image Credits
Collection of works created in response to being artist in resident at the ONJ Centre. Mixed media including glass and resin. R. McBurney
Thanks to both the ONJ Centre and MIECAT for their support. Also the heartfelt thanks to the people who shared time and experiences with me in the waiting area.
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Weather: Sunny, clear visibility, wind ENE, sea state 2-3.
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The wonderfully fitting sign Condor have put on the Liberation (Andy Gilbert)
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Puffin Fratercula arctica 1
Unidentified tern sp. 1
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Brownsea Island (Christine Arnold)
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On the way to Guernsey, our first stop, we had sightings of Fulmar, Gannet, Guillemot, Cormorant , Shag and Razorbill. On the way we passed Ortac rock with its large Gannet colony. Gannets were becoming more and more visible as we approached the rocks. I love the way Gannets can soar so gracefully and also at other times fly quickly when they need to. Steve and I estimated at roughly 1000 of them on the rock. Off the southern edge of Alderney we could see Les Etacs, two more Gannet covered rocks.
Ortac (Christine Arnold)
There were two cruise liners anchored off St Peter Port. I was intrigued at how they lower small boats off the side to get passengers ashore as the cruise liners are too large to enter the port. When approaching Guernsey's St Peter Port we saw many Herring Gulls congregating and circling around, some near fishing boats. I was amazed at how the Captain manoeuvred the ship into such a tight space with such ease.
After a brief stop to let Guernsey passengers disembark, we were able to continue to Jersey. On this leg of the journey we were fortunate enough to see a solitary Puffin quite near the ship, it was flapping quite vigorously - quite comical really. After about an hour we docked at St Helier and watched many Herring Gulls circling around.
On the return trip we were fortunate enough to see Manx Shearwaters and a flock of Gannet flying in a v formation past the boat. At one point a Gannet was flying furiously alongside the boat which was going at nearly 40 miles an hour allowing me time to take some photos of it in action.
Gannet (Christine Arnold)
After more splendid views of circling Gannets round the colony we were alerted to a Gannet flying right above the bridge. This friendly Gannet continued to fly above the bridge gliding and soaring just in front of us for nearly an hour.
Whilst returning to Poole Harbour we were fortunate enough to see many Barrel Jellyfish - perhaps 50 or so - it was wonderful to see them alive in their natural habitat as I've often seen them washed up on the beaches around Poole. We returned past Brownsea where the Common and Sandwich Terns were still busily feeding sand eels to their offspring.
Thanks to Steve for his kindness and helping me to learn how to survey for MARINElife and to Condor Ferries and the crew of the Condor Liberation for the support and assistance. Special thanks go to Captain Giles Wade for making us so welcome on the bridge.
MARINElife/Guernsey WLO Sarah Hodgson
Weather: Sunny, light breeze, sea state 2 (3 at times), good visibility
Summary of sightings:
Manx Shearwater
European Shag
Herring Gull
Black-headed Gull
Great Black-backed Gull
Lesser Black-backed Gull
Common Tern
Sandwich Tern
Other birds:
Little Egret
I arrived in Poole in glorious sunshine and once on board Condor Liberation, made my way to the outside viewing deck along with many other fellow passengers. There was barely ripple on the surface of the water within Poole harbour and I was looking forward to a smooth crossing and great viewing conditions.
Brownsea lagoon was a hive of activity with numerous gulls and terns, diving into the water after small fish, no doubt with hungry chicks to feed. I also managed to spot a deer at the water's edge, just emerging from the reeds. Leaving the harbour I noticed lots of barrel jellyfish just below the surface of the water, which have been a familiar sight along the south coast this summer.
As the boat sped up many passengers retreated inside but I was able to have a good chat with several people who were keen to learn more about the wildlife that we might encounter on the crossing to Guernsey. We spotted the occasional Fulmar and Manx Shearwater and plenty of Gannet, especially as we neared Alderney. On arrival in Guernsey we were treated to the sight of a large group of Shag just outside the harbour walls.
Fermain Bay, Guernsey (Sarah Hodgson)
Once ashore I was feeling adventurous and determined to make the most of the lovely weather, so I caught a bus out of St Peter Port to find a secluded bay I had seen pictures of. Fermain Bay definitely didn't disappoint and was the perfect spot for lunch. Having consulted my map, I decided I had enough time to walk back into St. Peter Port along the cliff path and was rewarded with some spectacular views along the south east coast of the island and across to Sark and Herm.
Still bathed in sunshine and ever hopeful of spotting cetaceans we set off on the return journey back to Poole. Wildlife sightings weren't much different from the outward leg, with the addition of a few Guillemot. At one point a lone Gannet appeared right above us on the outside deck and impressively kept up for a while, which was probably the highlight of the trip for me. Unfortunately the cetaceans eluded us this time.
Gannet (Archive photo: Graham Ekins)
Thanks to Condor Ferries and the ever helpful and friendly crew of the Condor Liberation for the support and assistance.
MARINElife/Guernsey WLO Rick Morris
Southbound: Overcast with light to moderate winds. Northbound: Sunny with cold NE wind with mostly good visibility both ways.
Summary of sightings:
Harbour Porpoise 2
Arctic Tern
Common Tern
Sandwich Tern
Herring Gull
Lesser Black-backed Gull
Great Black-backed Gull
Yellow-legged Gull
Mediterranean Gull
Black-headed Gull
European Shag
Manx Shearwater
Other Birds:
Carrion Crow
Little Egret
Canada Goose
I was joined on today's wildlife trip by Karrie Langdon, Karrie has taken over as the Guernsey WLO coordinator and as such, came along to see what is involved!
We arrived at the busy check-in and were handed our boarding cards by the ever helpful desk staff and made our way to catch the bus that would take us to the impressive 'Condor Liberation'. Upon boarding we introduced ourselves as the Wildlife Officers at the information desk before making our way up to the outside viewing deck.
Harbour Porpoise (Archive photo: Peter Howlett)
Leaving Poole we soon began picking up good numbers of Common and Sandwich Tern as well as the odd Arctic Tern with many seen fishing and flying with their catch. Passing Brownsea Island there were Cormorant, Shelduck, Gadwall, Mallard, Little Egret, Canada Geese, Herring, Lesser, Greater and Black-headed Gull to be seen.
As we headed out into the Channel bird numbers decreased, with Gannet being mostly observed in ones and twos. That is until we neared Ortac and Les Etacs, off Alderney, where hundreds could be seen on and around the rocks.
Leaving Alderney behind us and with Guernsey in sight we were ever hopeful of seeing some cetaceans and as we approached the island of Herm a lone Harbour Porpoise provided the only mammal to be seen on this leg.
Queen Elizabeth (Rick Morris)
As we made our way towards the harbour we were greeted with great views of the Queen Elizabeth cruise ship that was on a stopover, allowing her passengers to go sightseeing in St Peter Port. Once on Guernsey we decided on a walk along the harbour front and up to the breakwater by Castle Cornet. We were identifying the different gulls when Karrie spotted a Yellow-legged Gull which I confirmed. A stop at the refreshments hut for a cuppa and then it was time to make our way back for the return home.
Back aboard, we enjoyed an excellent meal of piri piri chicken and rice before heading outside ready for the return to Poole. The northeast wind had increased somewhat and once we passed Ortac we ventured down to the forward observation lounge where we engaged several of the passengers in conversation on the wildlife that can be encountered on this route.
Yellow-legged Gull (Archive photo: Peter Howlett)
Another lone Harbour Porpoise was seen by Karrie of which I just had a fleeting glimpse of the tiny triangular dorsal fin before it disappeared below the surface. The sea flattened out to sea state 2 as we neared the Dorset coast and we thought this may give us more cetacean sightings, but alas, none were to be seen. The calm conditions did provide us with good views of Guillemot and Razorbill that were sat on the surface.
Reaching our berth in Poole, we said thanks and farewells to the onboard service team and made our way ashore.
We would like to thank Condor Ferries and the crew of the Condor Liberation for the friendly and helpful support and assistance.
MARINElife/Guernsey WLO Julie Hatcher
Outward: sunny, dry with strong breeze, good visibility but some glare from the sun
Return: sunny and dry with very strong winds
Summary of sightings
European Shag Herring Gull
Great Black-backed Gull
Black-headed Gull
Common Tern
As we left Poole Harbour we watched a stream of Common Terns flying in and out on feeding forays for their chicks on Brownsea Island. A mixture of gulls were also spotted along with several Cormorants sat in their characteristic pose drying their wings.
Gannet (Archive photo: Peter Howlett)
Heading away from the coast we quickly left the clouds behind, enjoying the sunshine tempered by a stiff breeze. A number of solitary Gannets passed by the ship swooping low over the waves as we headed for Guernsey. The number of these increased as we approached the Channel Islands and we passed close to their breeding colony on the rocky outcrop of Ortac, which was quite a spectacle.
As we entered the harbour at Guernsey more gulls and several Shags could be seen.
St Peter Port, Guernsey (Julie Hatcher)
For the return trip the breeze had increased. Another good view of the Gannet colony and the foraging birds indicated that we were leaving the Channel Islands behind. Feeling slightly sunburnt and windswept we retired to the Horizon Lounge with its panoramic forward views for the last part of the trip. Despite the uninterrupted views we did not manage to spot any dolphins on this trip. We did however have fantastic views of the Dorset coast, Old Harry Rocks and Poole Harbour to end a very enjoyable day.
Thanks to Condor Ferries and the crew of the Condor Liberation for their support and assistance.
MARINElife/Guernsey WLO Glynis Northwood-Long
Weather: Rain to start, sun at the very end, otherwise overcast with moderate to strong winds, sea state 4-6.
Summary of species seen:
No sightings
Herring Gull
Great Black-backed Gull
Lesser Black-backed Gull
Black-headed Gull
Common Tern
This was my first trip representing MARINElife as Wildlife Officer although I had the privilege of accompanying MARINElife's patron, Maya Plass, Rick Morris, our Wildlife Officer Co-ordinator and volunteer Ali Quinney on a similar trip in April.
Although it was chilly and overcast, I was hopeful that the weather would improve during the day. I was greeted with a warm smile by the friendly staff at the Condor check-in desk and I quickly boarded the Liberation. Shortly after departure, it started to rain and the service manager was kind enough to allow me to view from the fabulous panoramic Ocean Plus lounge. After breakfast, I went out onto the viewing deck but few passengers were tempted outside. So I walked round the ship and had the opportunity to chat to people about how MARINElife aims to conserve marine life through research and education.
Ortac Gannet colony (Nigel Northwood)
Approaching Alderney, I was chatting with a couple from
Australia and as the ship passed quite close to Ortac, they were
amazed at the spectacular sight of the Gannet colony. After that, I
was joined by a couple on a bird watching holiday and as we came
into port in Guernsey, we saw adult and juvenile Herring Gull,
Cormorant and Lesser Black-backed Gull.
I disembarked at St Peter Port and having a few hours ashore, I wandered around the harbour watching gulls swooping around fishing boats and a group of Cormorant sitting on moored boats, drying out their wings.
Gannet (Archive photo: Carol Farmer-Wright)
On the return journey, I was joined on the viewing deck by
several people from Guernsey. As we marvelled at the sight of the
Gannets circling around and nesting on Ortac, we wondered how many
thousands there were in the Gannet colonies on Ortac and Les Etacs
As we sailed back towards Poole, the sun came out over Old Harry Rocks and we saw a variety of birds including Common Tern diving for fish, Cormorant were swimming and gulls were following the fishing boats.
Thanks to Condor Ferries and the crew of the Condor Liberation for making me so welcome onboard.


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Verizon has outed its latest low-cost LTE Android smartphone, the LG Lucid, a 4-inch handset set to go on sale March 29 priced at $79.99 with a new agreement. Running Android 2.3 Gingerbread on a 1.2GHz dual-core processor with 1GB of RAM, the Lucid has a 5-megapixel camera with 1080p HD video recording and flash, and comes preloaded with an HD Video Producer app for chopping footage directly on the phone itself.
There's also a front-facing camera for video calls, DLNA streaming and Gorilla Glass in case you drop the Lucid. LG preloads Swype for easier text entry, but also insists on using its own customized UI; frankly we'd prefer to have seen Ice Cream Sandwich on there instead.
LG also uses a Quick Reply UI for its SMS app, popping up a notification and preview when a message comes in, and allowing owners to fire off a reply without leaving whatever app they're currently using.
You can't argue too much with the Lucid's price. The smartphone will drop on Thursday this week, priced at $79.99 with a new, two-year agreement and after a $50 mail-in rebate. You'll need a mandatory talk and data plan, starting at $69.99 all-in for 2GB of monthly data.


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. The responses from this year's survey indicate that governance is managed through associated applications, such as government mandates, compliance, and data sovereignty, which are considered high in the list of concerns about the cloud environment.
McLean, VA, US and Stevenage, UK (PRWEB) October 10, 2016
Concept Searching, the global leader in mutli-term metadata generation, auto-classification, and taxonomy management software, and developer of the Smart Content Framework™, has found in its fourth annual SharePoint and Office 365 State of the Market survey results that compliance applications, such as records management and information governance, are typically located on-premises.
The 2016 SharePoint and Office 365 State of the Market Survey was conducted from March to June 2016. 413 unique surveys were completed by organizations that currently have one or more versions of SharePoint in use or are using Office 365 in a hybrid or cloud environment.
Microsoft is committed to migrating line of business applications to the cloud through the use of Azure. Based on responses captured in Concept Searching's recent survey, achieving this goal may prove more challenging than initially anticipated by Microsoft. Most organizations are long-time SharePoint users, and may perceive rewriting applications for the cloud to be impractical and an inefficient use of budget.
Many organizations continue to require that content is stored on-premises, for use by data security, compliance, regulatory, and customized processes that cannot be easily replicated in the cloud. Many do not want to reinvent the wheel.
The eDiscovery in the Office 365 Security and Compliance Center is relatively lightweight and would not be of value to organizations that face litigation challenges. In addition, using it as an organization's eDiscovery tool may not create the most advantageous repository for litigation, compliance, and security purposes.
Despite meeting the Department of Defense (DoD 5015.2) standard, records management in SharePoint Online sends a red flag to some organizations, in relation to the security and location of records stored in the cloud. Although the records center provides end-to-end records management, it typically needs extensions and custom code to provide the additional functionality organizations now need, as compliance requirements continue to balloon out of site.
Data sovereignty, government mandates, and integration with on-premises applications are important as well. This feedback is similar to the responses from last year's Concept Searching survey, in which information governance appeared on the list of priorities for organizations. The responses from this year's survey indicate that governance is managed through associated applications, such as government mandates, compliance, and data sovereignty, which are considered high in the list of concerns about the cloud environment.
According to Martin Garland, President of Concept Searching, "Only a few years ago, organizations were hesitant to use the cloud because of security concerns. We have watched these organizations become more savvy, picking and choosing which applications they will run in which environments. This level of sophistication is illustrated by their decision to run compliance and information governance applications in-house."
The SharePoint and Office 365 State of the Market survey results white paper is available via Concept Searching's website.
Follow Concept Searching: http://www.twitter.com/conceptsearch
About Concept Searching
Concept Searching is the industry leader specializing in multi-term metadata generation, auto-classification, and taxonomy management. Platform agnostic, Concept Searching also has a Microsoft Gold Application Development competency, and offers a complete suite of SharePoint and Office 365 solutions. The award winning technologies integrated with Concept Searching's Smart Content Framework™ encompass the entire portfolio of unstructured information assets in on-premises, cloud, or hybrid environments. Making use of intelligent content in context delivered at the point of need Clients have deployed the intelligent metadata enabled solutions to improve search, records management, identification and protection of confidential data, intelligent migration, secure collaboration, content optimization, text analytics, eDiscovery, and any application or process that requires the use of metadata.
Concept Searching is headquartered in the US with offices in the UK, Canada and South Africa.


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OK, so this thing has been around for more than a year before I'm discovering it as a hot new bathroom gift for Christmas 2018: the squatty potty. It's a stool that you put your feet on while pooping so that your knees are higher up toward your chest. Supposedly this straightens out your colon and makes pooping easier. Your body comes closer to the position that people since antiquity have used: squatting.
I read a couple of reviews, including this one below, and it looks like squatty potty is more trendy than game-changing, unless you have problems with constipation or hemorrhoids. Then it might help.
The squatty potty strikes me as right up there with the Paleo diet. We assume that because people once did something it's better than what we do now. I'd also guess that any grandparent who has a small stool for grandchildren to use while washing hands might use that and it would work just fine, without investing in a new piece of bathroom clutter.
I had to use a squat toilet in rural France, and in Dubai. It's hard on the haunches, especially for older people.
Don't expect a squatty potty from me for Christmas, but it was a funny name and caught my eye as a topic for a blog post. 🙂


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Elon Musk Finished Building The World's Biggest Battery In Under 100 Days
Never bet against Elon Musk. The man may be making ambitious claims within the technology world but it's a mistake not to take him totally seriously.
That's what we learned after the billionaire founder of Tesla and SpaceX made a promise to help South Australia after it suffered from blackouts due to power outages.
Musk gave his assurances to the Australian state back in March after Lyndon Rive, Tesla's vice-president for energy products, said it could provide South Australia with the 100-300 megawatt hours of battery storage it needed to solve its power woes within 100 days of a contract being signed.
He had such confidence in his company that he guaranteed fellow billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes that if it wasn't done in that time, it'd be free. The contract was signed on September 29 - and Musk was true to his word. Par for the course, really.
Tesla will get the system installed and working 100 days from contract signature or it is free. That serious enough for you?
- Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 10, 2017
The result is that South Australia now has the world's largest lithium ion battery, which is designed to store renewable energy gathered from wind farms and send it to the power grid when it's needed.
The battery will offer 'system security services' - that's back-up power - to around 30,000 homes, about the same number of homes as were affected by a long blackout in South Australia in September 2016.
Tesla's Powerpack system has now been installed and connected to the French renewable energy company Neoen's Hornsdale windfarm, which is north of Adelaide.
Tests will now be run on the battery to make sure that it meets regional and national regulatory requirements.
The battery is set to be launched by South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill as well as representatives from Tesla and Neoen next week. A statement on Weatherill's website praised the battery, saying it has "put South Australia and Jamestown on the map as a world leader in renewable energy".
Congratulations to the Tesla crew and South Australian authorities who worked so hard to get this manufactured and installed in record time! https://t.co/M2zKXlIVn3
- Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 23, 2017
"While others are just talking, we are delivering our energy plan, making South Australia more self-sufficient, and providing back-up power and more affordable energy for South Australians this summer," Weatherill said.
"The world's largest lithium ion battery will be an important part of our energy mix, and it sends the clearest message that South Australia will be a leader in renewable energy with battery storage.
"An enormous amount of work has gone in to delivering this project in such a short time, and I look forward to visiting Jamestown next week to personally thank those who have worked on this project."
The battery is set to begin operation next Friday 1 December and is believed to have cost at least $50 million in US dollars (£37.6m, A$65m).
I guess if you're Elon Musk, you can afford to gamble that much on a bet. Not that the outcome was ever in doubt.
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Brian Stevens
Brian Stevens grew up in the Dallas Fort Worth area where he received his training from top instructors including Gayle Corkery, Justin Giles and Dana Bailey. He furthered his education on scholarship at the Broadway Dance Center in NYC and The Edge Performing Arts Center in LA. Throughout his training Brian assisted for Tremaine and Dupree Dance Conventions across the country. Assisting faculty members of these nationally recognized dance conventions allowed Brian to have a hands on experience in teaching other dancers movement and technique. The assistant opportunity also helped him to further create his unique choreography style in contemporary and jazz.
Brian is currently the Artistic Director of Wanderlust Dance Project, named as one of "Theater Jones Top Ten Dance Performances of 2016". Wanderlust Dance Project is "the first and only Non-Profit 501(c)(3) of it's kind, where pre-professionals learn and rehearse from some of the dance industry's top choreographers, while dancing alongside working professional dancers". Brian is also the Artistic Director of KJ Dance's pre-professional dance company, Pulse. Under his direction the company has been nationally recognized as New York City Dance Alliance's Outstanding Studio. His choreography for large and small groups, solos, duets, and trios have won multiple high scores in the country. Under his mentorship Brian has had individual nationally recognized dancers as well. Brian tours the country with the Dupree Dance Convention faculty as a choreographer and instructor. He is the founder and designer of the internationally recognized costume company, Artistic Dance Designs, which launched in 2013. Brian teaches at a number of dance intensives and workshops including the North Texas Summer Dance Intensive, Dallas Repertoire Ballet Intensive, Dancers Give Back Dallas and Dallas DanceFest. He travels teaching Master classes and setting choreography at studios, schools and professional companies across the country.