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The database contains 20 case summaries relating to Search and Seizure. The summaries are sorted in reverse date order with 20 summaries per page. If there are more than 20 summaries, use the navigation links at the bottom of the page.
R v. Strickland, 2016 CanLII 2781 (NL PC)
This case involved a fisheries officer and two fisheries guardians who were conducting a patrol in a Zodiac when they observed the accused in his dory. Although they were some distance away, they thought they observed him fishing. The fisheries officer motioned for the accused to come over to the fishing vessel, but instead the accused drove his dory on to a nearby beach in front of his cabin. The accused gave evidence that he was not fishing at the time, but was filling his engine with fuel. He said he observed the request to go over to the fisheries vessel, but felt that because of the sea conditions, strong current and shoals close by, it was not safe. Instead he motioned for the fisheries office to conduct the inspection on the beach where he had previously seen a similar Zodiac land on a previous occasion. At a later time, the accused refused to provide the fisheries officer with his name. As a result of these actions, the accused was charged with obstruction under s. 62 of the Fisheries Act.
In deciding the case, the Court reviewed the obstruction provision of both the Criminal Code and the Fisheries Act.
The Court also reviewed the inspection powers under s. 49 and concluded that it incorporated the traditional subjective-objective test (para. 39), which it described as follows:
"[I]n determining whether a fishery officer or guardian was carrying out duties and functions pursuant to section 49 of the Fisheries Act, the officer or guardian must have a subjective belief that there is something in the place to be searched in respect of which the Fisheries Act or regulations apply. The search must be for the purpose of ensuring compliance with the Fisheries Act or regulations. In addition, the officer's or guardian's belief must be objectively reasonable in the circumstances."
Given the fact that Fisheries Offences are strict liability offences, the Crown does not have to prove that the accused intended that his act would hinder or obstruct. However the Crown does have to prove the the act of obstruction was purposely committed. Once the Crown has proved the actus reus (prohibited act) it is open to the accused to prove he or she took all reasonable steps to avoid obstructing or hindering the fisheries officer.
After reviewing the law,including the burden of proof and the facts, the Court rejected he Crown's evidence that the accused was fishing at the time he was observed. Accordingly they did not have an objective belief to support a s. 49 inspection. As a result the accused did not have a lawful obligation to stop the dory for an inspection.
Given the fact that an inspection was not lawful under s. 49, it followed that the accused's subsequent refusal to identify himself was also lawful.
Given all of the findings, the Court found that the actus reus (prohibited act) of the offence was not made out and acquitted the accused.
R v. Classic Smokehouse (2003) Inc., 2012 BCPC 232
Editor's note:
This entire decision deal with the question of whether fish seized pursuant to the Criminal Code should be detained for a period in excess of 90 days. However, it is arguable that the Criminal Code is not applicable to either the seizure of fish or for orders for continued detention. In this regards see R.v. Ulybel Enterprises Ltd., 2001 SCC 56 at paragraphs 36-7 and Gladstone v. Canada (A.G.), 2005 SCC 21 at paragraph 9.
R v. Mission Western Development Ltd., 2012 BCCA 167
R v. Rice, 2009 BCCA 569
This case involved charges of illegal hunting and possession of moose by three aboriginal hunters. Although not a fisheries case, it is relevant to fisheries prosecutions because (1) it involved an inspection under s. 95 of the B.C. Wildlife Act, which is similar to an inspection under s. 49 of the federal Fisheries Act; (2) it applied the test formulated in the Supreme Court of Canada fisheries case of R. v. Fitzpatrick, [1995] S.C.R. 154; and (3) it is one of the first post R. v. Grant appellate decisions (digested here) dealing with search and seizure in regulatory prosecutions.
The background facts are that a conservation officer was conducting a road side inspection under s. 95 of the Wildlife Act at a time when moose hunting in the area was closed except for aboriginals from that specific area. When the conservation officer asked if the three occupants of the motor vehicle had been hunting, one occupant responded in the affirmative. When ask if they had shot anything, they answered in the affirmative and produced status cards showing that only one of the three status aboriginals were from the immediate area. When asked what was shot, one of the occupants, who was not from the immediate area, admitted to shooting a moose that was in the back of the motor vehicle.
At trial and the ensuing appeals, the issues were:
Whether or not the admission of shooting the moose should be excluded from evidence pursuant to (1) s. 7 of the Charter for interfering with rights of liberty (because of threat of imprisonment) and fundamental justice (because of self-incrimination) and/or (2) s. 10(b) of the Charter for failing to provide a right to counsel when detained.
With respect to the s. 7 rights, the accused argued that his rights were breached because he was compelled to answer incriminating questions after the conservation officer had established reasonable and probable grounds to believe an offence had been committed. In determining whether or not the s. 7 rights of the accused had been breached the court applied the four-part test from R. v. Fitzpatrick as adopted and applied in R. v. White, [1999] 2 S.C.R. 417, namely (1) existence of coercion; (2) existence of an adversarial relationship between the accused and the state; (3) the risk of an unreliable confession in a statutorily compelled confession; and (4) whether use of the statement would increase the likelihood of abuse by the state.
With respect to the existence of coercion, the Court followed the Fitzpatrick decision and ruled that "the obligations imposed upon the accused hunter were imposed as a result of voluntary participation in hunting, a highly regulated activity." Accordingly, as in the case of Fitzpatrick, the requirement to provide information regarding hunting activities was not considered coercive (para. 61).
With respect to the existence of an adversarial relationship, the Court followed R v. White to hold that even though the conservation officer had reasonable grounds to believe that an offence had occurred, since the dominant purpose of the questioning was not the investigation of an offence, the relationship was not considered adversarial for the purpose of the test.
The Court also ruled that the items 3 and 4 of the Fitzpatrick test did not apply.
With respect to the s. 10(b) right to legal counsel, it was argued by the accused that he should have been advised of his right to counsel and been provided with an opportunity to consult with counsel before being asked who shot the moose. For reasons similar to those articulated with respect to s. 7 of the Charter, the Court ruled that the accused must be deemed to have consented to be detained by virtue of his participation in the licenced activity. Although the roadside stop and questioning could be considered a detention as in the sense used in the case of R. v. Subaru, 2009 SCC 33 (a companion case to R. v. Grant referred to here), this form of investigative detention did not trigger a right to counsel. As was the case with the s. 7 analysis, there was no infringement despite the fact that the conservation officer had reasonable and probable grounds to believe an offence had occurred because "the purpose of s. 95 and all the questions asked by the officer was to obtain truthful information about compliance with the Act" (para. 74). Given the Courts reference to R. v. White in the same paragraph, presumably the Court meant "predominate" purpose.
Editor's note: As a result of this case, some earlier cases such as R. v. Kinghorne, 2003 NBQB 341 (digested here) may no longer be good law. Some of these earlier cases held that an inspection was transformed into a search when credibly based probability replaced suspicion. In this regard, see also the references in this case to R. v. Jarvis 2002 SCC 73 [link] at pargraphs 41-8.
R v. Grant, 2009 SCC 32
This is a non-fisheries decision that purports to provide a new analytical framework for (1) determining whether or not there has been a detention for the purpose of ss. 9 and 10(b) of the Charter; and (2) determining whether or not to exclude illegally obtained evidence under s. 24(2).
With respect to its application to fisheries cases, at paragraphs 78 and 113-14, it is similar to the fisheries case of R v. Fitzpatrick [1995] 4 S.C.R. 154 (paragraphs 49-51) with respect to its emphasis on the expectation of privacy as a matter to be considered under the s. 24(2) analysis. In particular, at stage two of the newly formulated test, expectation of privacy is one of the factors to be considered in assessing the impact of the impugned state conduct on the interest protected by the infringed charter right. Given the court's reference to R. v. Buhay 2003, SCC 30 [link] at para. 113, it would appear that reasonable expectation of privacy is also still relevant to the issue of whether or not there has been a breach of the s. 8 right against unreasonable search a seizure.
R v. Boudreau, 2009 NSPC 26
This case involved a motion during a trial to exclude a statement made by the accused to a fisheries officer. Prior to the making of the statement the accused had been given a Charter warning and had advised that he did not want to call a lawyer "at this time". Based upon the British Columbia Provincial Court decision of R. v. Liddell, [2008] B.C.J. NO. 947, defence counsel argued that the words not "at this time" did not amount a waiver. The Nova Scotia court refused to follow the B.C. court and held that there had been a valid waiver.
The court also rejected an argument that the accused must be offered access to a lawyer with expertise in fisheries matters.
R v. King, 2008 PESCTD 18
Upon summary conviction appeal, the appeal court ruled that the act of waiting and watching some undersize lobster that had been discovered pursuant to a legal inspection under s. 49(1) of the Fisheries Act, "from within a warehouse, which was a limited access building that was used by a number of public agencies for various purposes" (para. 23) did not amount to an illegal search.
P v. Diep , 2005 ABCA 54
This case involved a s. 8 Charter challenge of a warrantless inspection/search of a fish farm facility which in addition to finding unlicensed fish also discovered a large marijuana grow operation.
The appeal court upheld the validity of the search for the following reasons:
In R v. Jarvis [2002] 3 S.C.R. 757, the Supreme Court of Canada has said that "even after the authorities determined that a breach of a regulatory statute has occurred, the authorities may continue with the inspection provided that the predominant purpose of the inquiry remains the determination of statutory compliance (para.9); and
There was a low expectation of privacy given that this was a government regulated activity, particularly in light of the need for food safety
R v. Leahy , 2004 NSPC 62
R v. Kooktook , 2004 NUCJ 7
R v. Morrel, 2004 NSPC 4
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R v. Kinghorne , 2003 NBQB 341
This case involved a charge of having on board a fishing vessel scallops having more than the permitted average count of 45 meats per 500 grams. At trial a number of defences were raised including (1) illegal search, (2) due diligence, and (3) mistake of fact.
With respect to the due diligence and mistake of fact defences, the accused unsuccessfully argued at trial that he was duly diligent by employing the "milk can" method of measurement recommended by a local fisheries officer. After a lengthy review of the jurisprudence and the facts, the summary conviction appeal court upheld the trial court's rejection of the due diligence defence. In doing so, it note that the accused did not produce the milk cans at trial for inspection by the court. In addition, there was no evidence of the qualifications of the designer of the system, there was no evidence that the system put in place by the accused was the same as the system recommended, and there was no evidence of any satisfactory measures taken to verify the accuracy of the system.
R v. Stengler, 2003 SKPC 119
This case involved a charge of exceeding a possession limit arising out of evidence obtained during a roadside search of a motor vehicle. The search was performed pursuant to s. 24 of the Fisheries Act (Saskatchewan), 1994. This section allows for search of a motor vehicle "[w]here due to circumstances, time or location, there could reasonably be expected to be a high incidence of offences . . .". The issue was whether this section of the Act and/or the subsequent search contravened ss. 8 and 9 of the Charter.
Given the fact that the search provisions do not require reasonable and probable grounds to suspect that an offence has been committed, the court relied upon obiter comments in the decision of Denys v. R. [1995] S.J. No. 341 (Sask. C.A.) and other cases to find the impugned section contrary to the Charter. With respect to justification under s. 24 of the Charter, the court rejected an argument that the expectation of privacy was reduced by virtue of fishing being a regulated activity on the basis that many of the persons stopped were not taking part in the regulated activity. Since the Crown did not call adequate evidence to meet the test set out in R. v. Ladouceur [1990] 1 S.C.R. 1257, the court did not find the infringement to be justified under s. 24. With respect to exclusion of evidence under s. 24(2), the court held that the Fisheries Department had been wilfully blind to the comments of the Saskatchewan Court of appeal in Denys v. R. regarding a very similar provision. Accordingly, the evidence was excluded, as its admission would bring the administration of justice into disrepute.
R v. McDonald , 2002 NSCA 135
This case involved an application under s. 71(4) of the Fisheries Act on behalf of a number of First Nations fishermen to have seized gear returned pending trial on charges of illegal fishing. At issue was whether or not the Crown had to make application under s. 71(4) of the Act if they wished to retain seized gear for more than 90 days. The fishermen argued that such an application was always necessary, but the court held that such an application was only necessary if proceedings were not instituted within 90 days. The Motions Judge accepted the argument of the Crown and held that such an application was only required if proceedings were not commenced within 90 days.
Upon denying an application for certiorari against the decision of the trial judge, the court held that although "it seems there is a failure in the legislation to have the issue of interim possession of important items determined judicially", in quasi-criminal matters such as Fisheries Act prosecutions there are no interlocutory appeals except in exceptional circumstances.
Upon appeal, the court upheld the decision of the motions judge. In doing so, the court refused to follow the obiter comments of the court in R. v. Hung Van Nguyen (2000) Surrey Registry No. 107078-01 (B.C. Prov. Ct.).
Editor's Note: With respect to the obiter comments in R. v. Hung Van Nguyen, in a subsequent case the judge in R. v. Hung Van Nguyen also made a decision that was inconsistent with his prior obiter comments. For another case, which also holds that a Crown application is only required if proceedings are not instituted within 90 days, see: R. v. Peter Paul 2001] N.S.J. NSPC 1 (N.S. Prov. Ct. – Batiot C.J. Prov. Ct.) (digested herein).
R v. Rhyno , 2002 NSPC 8
This case involved a crab boat that was owned by a group of fishermen who were under suspicion for illegal crab fishing. Although the vessel had not engaged in commercial fishing for some time, it was outfitted for fishing, it was tied up to a dock with crab traps piled upon it, and on the day in question, it had left the dock at 7:00 p.m. in the evening and returned one hour later. Upon the vessel being approached by uniformed fisheries officers, the accused left the boat and refused to produce identification when asked to do so. As a result of his refusal, he was arrested for obstruction.
One of the issues at trial was whether the provisions of the Fisheries Act and regulations regarding inspections applied to "someone not proven to be involved in the fishery but, at most, only on the periphery or with the opportunity to be involved" (para. 17).
In finding the accused guilty of obstruction, the court took the expansive view of fishing from R. v. Newell [1988] N.S.J. NO. 413 to the effect that fishing includes the whole voyage from wharf to wharf. The court said that although there was no evidence that the accused was actually involved in the fishery, the fisheries officers "had reason to suspect the vessel was one which fell within s. 49(1) of the Act justifying the inspection of a "place" and that . . . [the accused], 'a person found in the place' would be obliged to provide information as contemplated by s. 49(1.20(B) of the Act" (para26).
R v. Robie , 2001 BCSC 1572
This case involved a fisheries officer who was inspecting a property under s. 49 of the Fisheries Act to see if logging on the property had any impact on fish habitat. While attempting to question the woman who was the owner of the property in question, her husband, the accused, aggressively placed himself between his wife and the fisheries officer, preventing him from even attempting to communicate with the property owner and ordering him off the property.
At trial, the husband was convicted of obstruction.
One of the issues arising at the summary conviction appeal was whether questioning of the owner of the property at her ranch house, away from the waterway was authorized under the Fisheries Act.
In holding that the search was valid, the appeal court referred to s.49(1.2) of the Act which provides that the owner or person in charge of a place stall (a) give all reasonable assistance and (h) provide the officer with any information he or she may reasonably require.
The second issue was whether or not the conduct of the property owner's husband amounted to obstruction. In upholding a conviction for obstruction, the summary conviction appeal judge said as follows:
This was not simply saying rude words or unpleasant words. There was a phvsical stance, body language and viewed totally, a course of conduct which was intended to impede and hinder the officer and obstruct him from what he was attempting to do . . . (para. 5)
R v. Q.M.P. Fisheries Ltd. et al, 2001 BCPC 210
This case involved charges of buying and selling salmon caught under the authority of a food fishing licence.
This judgment was a ruling on a voice dire concerning the admissibility of documents seized under the authority of two search warrants issued under s. 487 of the Criminal Code.
The court reviewed the affidavits filed in support of the affidavits and concluded that they contained erroneous and unsupported evidence. The court also concluded that there was material non-disclosure. Accordingly, it ruled that the search had violated the Charter. In ruling that the evidence obtained as a result of the violation should be excluded, the court said as follows:
In the public and highly polarized environment of the salmon fishery on the Fraser, it is important the authorities act in accordance with the law, inform themselves of their obligations under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms and act in accordance the these obligations. The D.F.O. should provide its officers with the resources to do so. Given the seriousness of the breaches, the lack of good faith, I am satisfied on the balance of probabilities that the administration of justice would suffer greater disrepute from the admission of the evidence than from the exclusion.
R v. Wilcox , 2001 NSCA 45
This case involved a large number of charges against a snow crab fisherman who was alleged to have conspired with two dockside observers to land catches of snow crab in excess of his quota.
Amongst other things the case concerned the admissibility of a "fish book" containing a hand written table of dates, names, quantities of fish and values of fish. This fish book was prepared by a clerk at the fish plant, despite the fact that he was instructed by his employer to only record information in a computer. The fish book was first discovered during an off season inspection of the fish plant made pursuant to 49(1) of the Fisheries Act. After the fish book and other documents were observed, the fisheries officers then obtained a warrant pursuant to s. 49.1 of the Act based upon the information obtained during the inspection and seized the fish book. One of the issues at trial was whether or not the initial inspection pursuant to section 49 of the Act was legal.
In holding the "inspection" to be valid, the trial court rejected defence arguments that D.F.O. exceeded its authority, firstly, by inspecting a fish plant which did not hold a fishing licence, and secondly by conducting the inspection after the fishing season had closed. It held that so long as the fisheries officers had not reached a point where they had reasonable and probable grounds to believe an offence had occurred, it was not necessary for them to obtain a warrant under section 49.1 of the Act.
The trial court also rejected defence arguments that the "inspection" violated the Charter. In doing so, it referred to R. v. Fitzpatrick [1995] 4 S.C.R. 154 [link] for the proposition that in a regulated activity such as the fishing industry there is not a high expectation of privacy.
Upon appeal, the court upheld the decision of the trial judge. In doing so, it accepted the trial court's findings that the fisheries officers had not yet reached a point where they had reasonable and probable grounds to believe an offence had been committed.
With respect to the Charter, it was argued by defence counsel that section 49 of the Fisheries Act must be applied so as to limit its operation to the regulatory context rather than to permit its use for investigative purposes. That is, where an investigation is under way, resort to a regulatory inspection infringes sections 7 and 8 of the Charter.
In a very analytical judgement, the court reviewed these arguments at length with a thorough review of the applicable authorities. In doing so, it followed the R. v. Fitzpatrick line of authorities to conclude that "the requirements of ss. 7 and 8 of the Charter, as developed in the context of criminal law, should be applied more flexibly in this regulatory context" (para. 110). With respect to s. 7 (life liberty and security of person), the court applied the tests set out in R. v. Fitzpatrick and R. v. White to conclude that the inspection and subsequent seizure of the fish book did not offend s. 7.
With respect to section 8 (unreasonable search and seizure), the court concluded that in the circumstances of the case, there was only "the most modest reasonable expectation of privacy" (para. 121). In rejecting the argument that there had been a breach of section 8 of the Charter the court said "I do not accept the proposition that an inspection of business premises in the fisheries context engages the Hunter requirement of prior judicial authorization where the officers are investigating a suspected offence but do not have reasonable and probable grounds to obtain a search warrant" (para. 121).
Editor's note: See also the digest of this case under "Offences – Misc." with respect to the application of the principled exception to the hearsay rule
R v. Sandover-sly, 1999 CanLII 15129
R v. Kinnear , 1997 CanLII 4567
Fisheries officers on a patrol had a suspicion that the accused might have undersize lobster on his vessel but did not have reasonable and probable grounds for believing so. Undersize lobsters were found as a result of a search /inspection of the vessel. The issue was whether the officers searched the vessel under section 49.1 of the Fisheries Act which required a warrant, or whether they inspected the vessel pursuant to section 49 of the Act.
The Summary Conviction Appeal Court reviewed the definitions of "search" and "inspection" and concluded that the officers had conducted an "inspection". Accordingly, it ruled that a search warrant was not required. In making its ruling, the court said as follows:
In this case, the activity (lobster fishing) is permitted only under a license issued pursuant to the Fisheries Act. It is a highly regulated activity. The premises sought to be inspected was a lobster boat. The Lobsters, which were the items sought to be inspected, are kept on the open deck. Fisheries Officer, Sheidow, testified he saw lobsters in the boat before he boarded it. In these circumstances, given the highly regulated nature of the activity sought to be inspected, the nature of the facilities, or premises, and the subject matter being inspected, the respondent had very little expectation of privacy.
The Court of Appeal also noted that the degree of intrusion was minimal and upheld the decision of the Summary Conviction Appeal Court.


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How Do Home Improvement Loans Work?
- Dec. 27, 2018
- Susan Belknapp
- Home Loans
A Home Improvement Loan Can Be the Magic Bullet to Getting Your Renovation Project Done
Most homeowners have them – a list of hopes and dreams for your house. Even a brand-new home needs a yard put in. Is it a swimming pool or spa? Outdoor kitchen/living area? Or would you like to bring your older home into the 21st Century? There are a few different ways to access the money to do these types of improvements and New American Funding offers several great options. Which you choose may depend on where you are in your homebuying/homeowning process and what types of improvements you want done. But how do home improvement loans work?
The main loan types for home improvements include: Refinance with Cash Out, an FHA 203(k) Renovation Home Loan and a Fannie Mae HomeReady. The first is only for people who already own their home. The latter two are types of home loans for fixer uppers or those who are actively looking for a home they can purchase and renovate. Those programs aren't only for purchase, however, you can also use them for refinance.
Refinance with Cash Out
If you've owned your home for more than a year and have at least 20% equity, a Refinance with Cash Out is likely an idea option for accessing a loan for home improvements. A lender such as New American Funding can advise you on the right options that will depend on the amount of equity you have, the types of renovations you plan to make and your current financial picture. You can take money out for any reason but it's always good to discuss the improvements you plan to make because the value they potentially add to your home can help counterbalance the equity you've used. For example, if you take out $30,000 to modernize your kitchen and it adds $20,000 to your home's value, the equity may be offset with the increase in value.
This program from the government-sponsored enterprise, the Federal Housing Administration, fills a an important need. It can be used when you are first buying a home (usually a "fixer-upper"). With this program, the financing for the purchase and renovation can be rolled into one convenient loan. Section 203(k) insures mortgages covering the purchase or refinancing and renovation of a home that is at least a year old. A portion of the loan amount goes to the purchase of the home, or, if a refinance, to pay off the existing mortgage. The remaining funds are placed in an escrow account and released once the improvements are complete. The cost of the renovations must be at least $5,000 and the value of the property is determined by either "(1) the value of the property before rehabilitation plus the cost of rehabilitation, or (2) 110 percent of the appraised value of the property after rehabilitation, whichever is less."
The caveat to this program is that the types of improvements you make are quite specific.The list of eligible improvements can be found here, but most are related to structural, safety and energy-efficient repairs and not cosmetic or recreational repairs.
Fannie Mae HomeStyle
Fannie Mae has a program similar to FHA's 203(k) in that you can purchase and renovate or refinance and renovate and the two amounts will be packaged into one loan. HomeStyle allows for a much wider berth when it comes to allowed improvements. With this loan, you can get your dream backyard or room addition. The loan to value (LTV) is "calculated taking the proposed project into account, giving borrowers more purchasing power and more options to make their home their own."
HomeStyle loans can be used on any renovation project and the costs approved up to the lesser of 75% of the purchase price plus renovation costs or the completed appraised value. Interest rates may even be lower than a home equity line of credit (HELOC), personal loans, or credit cards. You are not limited on the types of improvements you can do either. So get that dream kitchen or pool and spa and enjoy your improvements while you're in your home and know that you've also increased its value.
Which is Right for You?
Now that you know how home improvement loans work and you understand how loans for a house purchase and improvement differ from an improvement to your existing house, you can decide which improvement you want to make first. A New American Funding Loan Officer can answer any questions regarding all three types of loans. Call today.


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PROJECTS: I need to re-route the Sturmey controls along the down tube and seat stay so that I can fit the very nice 19" Ad-Hoc white pump I acquired from Dave Marsh to the pegs under the top tube. I want to replace the 60s/70s Ventoux handlebars with something closer to period-correct.
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Five worst halftime shows in Super Bowl history
There have been some really great Super Bowl halftime performances, but there have also been some really awful ones, too.
Here are the five worst Super Bowl halftime performances in the history of the big game:
Cold Play's Super Bowl 50 performance wasn't terrible, it just underwhelmed and lacked spectacle. The band was collectively treated like a footnote and eventually dismissed as an opening act for, who had an electric performance with Bruno Mars and stole the show.
This season, he reached career highs in receptions (102, fourth in the NFL) and yards (1,393, third, behind only Antonio Brown and Julio Jones). His catches were a franchise record, and the only player in Chargers history with more receiving yards in a season is Hall of Famer Lance Alworth.
They did a really good job of trying to run you off the 3-point line, Harden said. So that was kind of tough for us tonight, but defensively that second half we locked up, controlled the game and that was it.
Whiteside led the Heat with 22 points and 13 rebounds. The team was missing Goran Dragic for the second straight game because of a bruised left knee.
They finished and finished in high fashion, making shots, and we struggled to get clean looks on the other end, Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said.
Houston was at full strength for the first time in a while with Trevor Ariza and Gerald Green back after serving two-game suspensions for an altercation with the Clippers. Ariza had three points and five rebounds in 29 minutes, but Green did not play.


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Business Connect supports increased commercial engagement between the United States and ASEAN.
U.S.-ASEAN Internships Program
Connect and the US-ASEAN Business Council (US-ABC) have developed the U.S.-ASEAN Internship Program (USAIP) to highlight internship opportunities for Southeast Asian students at top U.S. companies operating in Southeast Asia. The internship program will offer local students an opportunity to better understand the U.S. style of doing business and potentially secure employment after graduation, while also helping U.S. companies to recruit the best future employees. Internship opportunities will be updated regularly on internships.usasean.org.
The USAIP's online platform and support materials connect leading U.S. companies with ASEAN's brightest young people for internships that launch careers and develop the next generation of young professionals. Through the USAIP's website, internships.usasean.org, top U.S. companies including Access Partnership, Becton Dickinson, Cisco, Expedia, General Electric, Microsoft, Seagate, Procter & Gamble and others internships available at their offices across Southeast Asia. The website allows students to search for internships by country, company, and area of specialty.
U.S.-ASEAN Online SME Academy
In collaboration with ASEAN and the U.S.-ASEAN Business Council, supported by U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), we launched the ASEAN SME Online Academy (http://www.asean-sme-academy.org/). This one-stop resource links small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to regional and global supply chains and allows users to take courses on topics ranging from finance to technology. Facebook, Google, HP, Microsoft and MasterCard have contributed to the development of the academy's coursework. A resources section links users to more than 300 business associations, corporate initiatives, financial services and government services. Learn more.
U.S. Commercial Service programs, activities and standards initiatives
Together with Department of Commerce, we has continued to work alongside the U.S. private sector to strengthen the U.S.-ASEAN commercial relationship. Highlights include:
- Setting up the U.S. Pavilion at Singapore International Water Week trade show in July 2016 in collaboration with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the American Waterworks Association to promote U.S.-ASEAN trade.
- Leading a water infrastructure trade mission to Singapore, Vietnam, and the Philippines in July 2016 to increase U.S. export opportunities to the ASEAN region.
- Signing a Memorandum of Understanding with the Government of Singapore to promote collaboration on infrastructure, financial technology (FinTech), e-commerce, and smart cities solutions in Southeast Asia and other third-party markets.
- Promoting U.S.-ASEAN cooperation on standards at a regional conference on corrosion held by the National Association of Corrosion Engineers (NACE) in Malaysia in August 2016.
- Organizing a smart cities conference, Discover Global Markets: Building Smart Cities, in Chicago in November 2016 to promote U.S. export opportunities related to smart cities goods and services. The conference will highlight Singapore as a featured country.
- Collaborating with the Singapore government on Singapore's inaugural FinTech Festival in November 2016 to highlight U.S. technology and expertise, increase U.S.-ASEAN trade and investment in financial technology, and promote financial inclusion. Commerce will lead a FinTech Trade Mission to the festival.
U.S. Export-Import (EXIM) Bank trade finance products
EXIM will remain actively engaged on future opportunities to finance U.S. exports to Indonesia, Vietnam, and other nations of ASEAN particularly those exports that also support infrastructure development needs. EXIM Bank reaffirms its interest in supporting U.S. exports for civil nuclear power projects in Vietnam.
- Since 2009, authorizing over $800 million in loans, guarantees and insurance to support U.S. exports – from businesses large and small – to Vietnam. These exports have supported U.S.-Vietnam economic engagement across multiple sectors including renewable energy, aviation, and manufacturing. These U.S. exports not only support thousands of jobs in the United States, but also create jobs and boost infrastructure investment in Vietnam.
- Since 2014, authorizing over $2 billion in loans and guarantees to support U.S. exports of transportation equipment to Indonesia. These exports include locomotives and aircraft.
Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) development finance products
OPIC is the U.S. Government's development finance institution focused on economic development in emerging markets through support for private sector investments which have U.S. private sector involvement. OPIC is active primarily in the Business Connect and Energy Connect pillars, as demonstrated by projects, which have recently achieved major milestones. Highlights include:
- Making a $250 million loan to support telecommunications infrastructure in Myanmar: Apollo Myanmar is building an expansive network of telecom towers across the country to enable access to voice and data to millions in the country for the first time.
- Making a $120 million loan to support renewable energy in Indonesia: UPC Sidrap Bayu Energi will develop, construct and operate a 75 MW wind farm in Sulawesi. OPIC's support of the project – Indonesia's first utility scale wind farm – is accelerating Indonesia's renewable energy development and expected to catalyze further investment in the sector.
- Providing $155 million of financing to support micro-, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Cambodia: This financing – of which $30 million will be dedicated to women-owned MSMEs –will help ACLEDA Bank expand its portfolio of MSME lending in Cambodia. MSMEs play a critical part in Cambodia's economy, providing growth, employment, and goods and services for a better quality of life across the population.


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Southern Connecticut Dermatology,
Dr. Robin Evans
230 Reviews
Great service and always on time
Feb 7, 2020
My experience was a very positive one. The staff is pleasant and welcoming and Dr. Evans thorough and informative and I plan to continue being a patient at Southern Connecticut Dermatology. Oh yeah, one more thing. A few newsworthy magazines would be an improvement.
Dec 19, 2019
The office staff is always efficient and professional. I only had to wait a few minutes in the lobby but a long wait sitting in nothing but a paper gown. Dr Evans was very thorough with her annual body scan. She also explained the process clearly as well as things we need to monitor.
Dec 11, 2019
Excellent! Very professional and thorough. Am a new patient and will return. Dr. Evans was great!
Dec 11, 2019
All went well workers were on the ball it was a good visit all the way
Nov 29, 2019
Exam was through and professional.
Nov 24, 2019
My last appointment was with Sandra for a facial. I would give her a 10plus. She is a nurse and I trust her completely with my skincare. The staff Is professional and courteous.
Nov 24, 2019
As usual, my visit to SCD and Dr. Evans was a pleasure. She and her entire team were very friendly and welcoming. I was seen on time, and at the completion of the visit, I was very pleased to learn Dr. Evans had found no suspected areas that would require a biopsy. More important, she and her team performed their work with confidence and professionalism.
Nov 9, 2019
I made an appointment with Dr. Evans for a full body exam since I am at a high risk for skin cancer due to my ethnicity, genetics and lifestyle. She spent a lot of time with me going over my medical chart and concerns about skin cancer. She did a very thorough exam and found a suspicious spot that turned out to be a melanoma. Since it didn't have any of the usual signs, it was difficult to find. I had a follow up appointment to discuss the biopsy results and her suggestions for treatment and lifestyle changes. I can't thank her enough for being so thorough, patient and kind in a difficult diagnosis. I can't recommend her and her practice highly enough.
Oct 25, 2019
Always a pleasure to be in this office, everyone is so friendly and professional
Oct 24, 2019
I have trusted Dr Evans with my face (and the rest of my skin) for over 25 years. She is a very competent physician, with a calming bedside manner. I trust her implicitly, and would recommend her to anyone who wants a knowledgeable, caring dermatologist.
Oct 18, 2019
Great nurse was very clear in explain the treatment
Oct 5, 2019
Outstanding professional treatment and service by the doctors and staff.
Oct 4, 2019
I felt very comfortable and everyone is always pleasant
Sep 27, 2019
Dr. Evans performs a professional and thorough examination. Some other practitioners do not allocate enough time to uncover any skin issues.
Sep 20, 2019
Sandra, and the staff at Southern Ct Dermatology are very professional and thoughtful. Never a wait. very prompt and respectful of our time.
Sep 15, 2019
I live out of State and the SOCO team graciously fit me in for a last minute appointment because they understood I was back in the Stamford area for only one day. As always, the service and care was top notch. A big thank you to the doctors and staff!
Sep 11, 2019
I recently switched to this practice. So far, I have found the staff to be very professional and scheduling an appointment easy. Their online history form makes it easy to complete prior to an appt at your own convenience. Dr Evans completed a very thorough exam and provided helpful information.
Aug 23, 2019
Dr. Evans is a knowledgeable dr. in her field. She has been my dr. for over 25 years. I highly recommend her for skn related issues.
Jul 5, 2019
No wait time. Visit was timely and my problem was quickly diagnosed and medication prescribed.
Jun 29, 2019
The doctor was very informative in regards to my concerns and provided solutions to rectify the problem. The staff was very professional and polite.
Jun 6, 2019
Dr. Evans and her staff are incredible professionals!!! The office runs seamlessly and on time. They are sensitive to patient needs. The care is state of the art and provided with genuine compassion and dedication.
Jun 6, 2019
Overall experience was good. Admittedly this is the first time I've been to a dermatologist to have a preventative examination to check for abnormalities on my skin. Examination was thorough and an a mole was biopsied from my back on the spot and sent out for testing. NP said it didn't look too concerning but that this is typical protocol. I had my questions answered, but had to ask more questions versus having information about the process proactively provided to me. Experience felt very transactional but felt good in how thorough the examination itself was.
Jun 2, 2019
My experiences have been great, last visit was quickly accomplished, less than 5 minute wait to see Doctor and overall time was less than 30 minutes with very efficient and helpful interface with the doctor.
May 25, 2019
The entire staff is amazing, I see Ellie for specific issues and she is honest, upfront and incredible bed side manner, I won't go to anyone else. I also see Sandra, she is incredible, always in a positive and cheery mood, very friendly and her work is perfection. Even when calling or entering your office your staff is so accommodating and on point. AMAZING TEAM to say the least.
May 23, 2019
The staff was professional, friendly and efficient. Would definitely recommend your office.
May 20, 2019
Always helpful, always professional service
May 15, 2019
Everyone at the office was great. NP Ellie Christianson was explained everything to me and made me feel at ease for my cosmetic procedure. Sandra was also amazing and gave me some tips on my dark undereye circles.
May 2, 2019
Excellent staff answered all our questions and provided an equally helpful subscription pharmacy to assist with filling the prescriptions — total breeze compared to most office visits so thank you!
Apr 19, 2019
Dr Evens, You and your staff could not be better! I actually enjoy visiting the office. Joel
Apr 13, 2019
Every aspect of my appointment was seamless
Mar 31, 2019
This was my first time going to see Dr. Evans and staff. I was a little nervous for my appointment, and that changed the moment I walked in. Every person I met with made it a point to be extremely friendly & welcoming. There was no wait time! Once the doctor came in, she sat with me at first to go over my concerns/questions -- and then educated me on certain things to look out for, and pay attention to regarding my skin type. I would highly recommend Southern Connecticut Dermatology!
Mar 29, 2019
The doctor didn't listen and or hear a word I said I told her that the two sites on my arm reoccur at exactly the same point approximately every few weeks and quite simply there must be something as in a stinger or a head of an insect and she couldn't understand the quite simple fact so I tried to bring her back into reality and let her know that from stage 4 cancer dad in the bed without a liver transplant I'm alive with no cancer whatsoever it is gone when I was trying to point out to her was to get her nose out of a textbook and into real life not everything was cut and dry I thought educated humans knew that my bad very disappointed in my treatment are black there of when I mentioned the liver cancer she said oh if it was itchy because of the liver cancer you would be itchy all over she completely missed the point that I was trying to explain to her that not everything is cut and dry once again open your eyes you have two eyes to see I was disgusted when I left there with her lack of if you will bedside manner or how about Humanity she should check herself and take it to prayer if she wants to be saved or she could just continue loving the big fat money dollar because her attitude was she wanted nothing to do with me at all and was rude crude and socially unacceptable until I mentioned cosmetic surgery and her eyes lit up she smiled put her hand on my shoulder and treated me like a best friend went to the dollar sign came up in the conversation everything switched completely it was disgusting
Feb 16, 2019
Sandra is wonderful. She is very professional and warm and kind. It is a pleasure having her do my facial.
Feb 8, 2019
Wonderful accommodating staff and peaceful lobby and experience. Happy to return and happy to inspire my sister to new heights of skin care and pampering. Thank you, Sandra for the hydra facials.
Feb 7, 2019
Ellie is fantastic and provided a solution to my problem right away. No wait time, staff upfront was great. Definitely coming back!
Jan 6, 2019
Courteous and professional. Always prompt and attentive.
Dec 27, 2018
We didn't wait long at all. We saw the nurse practitioner who I thought was somewhat cold and rushed. She wasn't interested in answering questions or elaborating on my condition. She also was a little dismissive especially to my mother who was there with me. I doubt the medications she prescribed will help. My brother saw her the day before and he says the same thing about her. Very rushed and uninterested.
Dec 22, 2018
My husband and I love Southern Connecticut Dermatology. We have been with the team for more years than either of us want to admit, always getting expert advice and terrific products. We enjoy our doctors and practitioners so much we continue to schedule appointments even though we no longer live in Connecticut (in fact, it requires a plane ride...that's how much we respect and enjoy the relationship we have here).
Dec 20, 2018
EXCELLENT EXPERIENCE!!! High quality care. Ferric staff. Dr Evans is fantastic. Great care with a wonderful personal experience
Dec 15, 2018
Excellent service and care
Dec 14, 2018
Dr. Evans was very professional, informative, patient and pleasant at the same time. Thanks to her for her treatment. Kim, the nurse attending, was more than helpful, making sure I understood procedures and medication options. Again, thank you. Dr. Evans also agreed to continue to communicate with me, although we live in the middle of nowhere, New Mexico.
Nov 30, 2018
Always a great hydro-facial with Sandra!!
Nov 3, 2018
Arrived 25 minutes early. Was seen by Robin within 5 minute of arrival. She was very thorough and explained each step of the process in advance. Took all the time needed to address everything I was concerned about in a thoughtful and pleasant manner.
Oct 13, 2018
I had a really great first experience with SoCo Dermatology! Ellie was super thorough and answered all my questions. I feel confident that my acne will clear up this time around because of her seemingly in-depth knowledge. I really felt that Ellie truly evaluated my skin and put thought into giving me a personalized skincare routine.
Oct 1, 2018
Thorough and professional.
Sep 22, 2018
Easy to set up appointment, didn't have to wait long at the office. The team made me feel comfortable
Sep 21, 2018
Was very pleased with my visits to Southern Connecticut Dermatology... everyone was very pleasant... always a little anxiety when going to any doctor... reception staff very welcoming and I was at ease from the moment I arrived.
Sep 15, 2018
Awesome service and the amount of caring for the patient is unmatched in the area.
Sep 6, 2018
I went to see Dr Ellie Christianson multiply times for a small cyst underneath my chin. I told her and the office representative that I didn't have insurance. They said once I'm a patient. They will give me a discount, which they did. But it didn't matter because I why I was asked to go back close to 4 times spending almost a $1,000 of the little money I have for a procedure that takes 10 minutes and a follow up visits. She purposely did not drain my cyst throughly. So I was forced to come back multiply times. As I followed all her instructions to treat the area under my chin. The cyst came back. I called the office today and was told she no longer removes cyst. So now, I have to see Dr.Evans who doesn't know my issue and have to pay more money for the same problem. This is unfair and not right.
Sep 6, 2018
Aug 20, 2018
Dr. Evans and her staff are most professional, efficient and friendly! Dr. Evans and Ellie have identified issues I needed to address and have thoroughly investigated 'suspicious' skin issues. I am grateful to Dr. Evans and Ellie for their carefully attention, efficiency and particularly, their follow-up!
Aug 18, 2018
This is probably the first reference I've ever taken the time to write,but as a medical professional myself, I feel it important to pass along a good reference when you find someone worth referring. This was my first visit to this office & I was very impressed not only with Dr Evans but with her entire practice. The girls that work for her couldn't have been more friendly, efficient, professional or knowledgeable. Nurse "Kim" was great! The office was noticeably immaculate. While waiting to be seen I found myself searching for a speck of dust or something out of place but was unsuccessful in my search! I found Dr Evans to be caring and professional, yet down to earth and easy to talk to. She was very thorough when getting a history which we all know is very important when making a diagnosis. I felt 100% confident in her diagnosis when leaving. Which was the complete opposite experience I had a month ago with another practitioner in town. Although she does offer a variety of beautifying services for those interested, there was no marketing tactics mentioned or pushed. And you didn't get hit at the counter to buy the miracle creams before leaving. I felt the health of my skin was her priority and it was more of a medical environment than a spa feeling. But as mentioned earlier, she does offer other services as well which I'm sure she is just as accomplished at. I would definitely recommend Dr Evans to anyone in need of care.
Aug 16, 2018
Dr. Evans and staff perform a thorough and professional exam. Over the years she has discovered multiple pre cancer issues and resolved the problems.
Aug 16, 2018
GOOD experience. Did feel the practice,was more structured to cosmetic dermatology and skin care than I expexted.
Aug 8, 2018
My experience was excellent and my questions answered.
Aug 1, 2018
Very professional and friendly staff. They were very welcoming.
Jul 26, 2018
This was a first appointment, for a mole check. The office staff were very friendly and professional. I was seen promptly and I found Dr. Evans to be very professional, thorough, a good listener, and a kind person. Definite thumbs up!
Jul 25, 2018
I can't say enough positive things about Dr. Evans and her staff ! I love coming here !!!
Jul 20, 2018
Dr. Evans and staff are very responsive and knowledgeable about my dermatology needs
Jun 28, 2018
I needed an appointment at the last minute before taking a vacation. The person I spoke with managed to find a opening for the next day, which would have been great on its own, but she actually notified me later that evening that she could get me an earlier appointment. This was excellent customer care. As usual, Dr. Evens was thorough and actually found something beyond what I came to see her about.
Jun 23, 2018
Absolutely love the staff and the facility. Sandra love you lots xoxoxo! She works wonders on your skin!
Jun 21, 2018
I was extremely disappointed with the treatment.
Jun 18, 2018
Everyone i was in contact with.in the office was very friendly and helpful.
May 31, 2018
Appointment started ahead of schedule. The exam was thorough and staff most friendly and focused.
May 26, 2018
Was very pleased with the Dr and staff will recommend to others
May 17, 2018
Greeted by friendly smiling staff, no wait in the waiting room and appointment was informative and comfortable. Highly recommend.
May 10, 2018
Thank you for being able to fit me in a timely matter with a time that worked best for me!
May 3, 2018
Dr. Evans is knowledgeable about the most current treatments available and she combines her considerable expertise with a warm and caring attitude. The staff, from the moment you walk in the door, is friendly but totally professional. Excellent medical care delivered in a patient centered way.
Apr 19, 2018
If You haven't experienced a hydra-facial With Sandra you must try it! Absolutely Fantastic and it only takes 30 minutes.
Apr 14, 2018
Always friendly and experienced staff to answer every question I have.
Apr 11, 2018
appreciate reminders via email and text
Apr 6, 2018
This was my first time to Southern Connecticut Dermatology. I like the office and convenience of the location. My appointment was for 6PM and I wasn't seen until 6:20PM. Then had to still wait to see Dr. Evans... Overall, an alternate Dr. was able to assist me with my issue.
Mar 29, 2018
In 2002, when I decided to stop seeing my dermatologist in New York (who also happened to be the president of the American Academy of Dermatology), I asked him to refer me to the best dermatologist in CT. He gave me Dr. Evans' name and I have been seeing her ever since! She's brilliant, technically very astute when it comes to my annual body checks and deciding when to biopsey suspicious lumps and bumps, but also a real artist when it comes to Botox and fillers. I completely trust and highly recommend her.
Feb 22, 2018
Feb 9, 2018
Always a good and reassuring experience
Feb 8, 2018
Sandra is wonderful. Very professional and knowledgeable and gives great facials!
Feb 4, 2018
Nice waiting room, friendly staff, all very professional. I would recommend....went in for a full body check.
Feb 4, 2018
Except for the wait time, I have had a good experience here. Office staff are very nice and friendly and made it easy to schedule appointments. Doctor was nice and took time to understand my health issue. However, I have always experienced a long wait time here. In fact in my every visit. Hope the office can do something about this. Other than this, everything else was ok.
Feb 1, 2018
Great experience. Very professional and helpful.
Jan 30, 2018
I went for consultation and meet Sandra she was very nice and friendly feel like I know her for long time .She answer all my questions . Neli
Jan 11, 2018
I really trust and enjoy Sandra. She is very honest, professional and always recommends the right procedures for my skin! Plus, she has begun educating my young daughters on the importance of good skincare. We love her!!
Dec 30, 2017
I had the most amazing facial I've ever had- a Hydra facial done by Sandra. My skin was glowing and as smooth as a baby's skin. I loved the fact that it was not a bunch of messy creams and scrubs but one using hydra tools to clean, extract and smooth. I highly recommend this treatment and can't wait for the next visit
Dec 22, 2017
What a great place. Thanks
Dec 1, 2017
Your staff was courteous, incredibly detailed and very friendly and professional, I now found my new dermatology location.
Nov 20, 2017
Had the "blue light" treatment with Sandra. It went perfectly as Sandra made the experience fun.
Nov 3, 2017
Very professional staff from the front desk to the exam rooms.
Oct 5, 2017
As usual, Dr. Evans was very friendly, thorough and professional. My appointment was scheduled for 1:15 PM, but I was seen about 8 minutes early by Dr. Evans and Kim, her capable assistant.
Sep 8, 2017
From the moment I walked into the office my experience was very positive. The staff is friendly and professional. The office is clean and cheerful. Dr. Evans was very thorough, informative and friendly. It was my first visit and I will definitely recommend this practice.
Aug 24, 2017
Excellent experience Would recommend
Aug 18, 2017
I specifically requested to see Dr. Evans and for the second time in a row I was given an assistant. I essentially made an appointment to make an appointment and it cost me $100 for less than 1 minute of talking with an assistant about what I already knew. Not to mention I had to drive out of NYC for this appointment. It was a complete waste of time. I wish someone had just told me over the phone to make the appointment to get the cyst removed instead of having me pay $100 to come in and make a new appointment - utter waste of time and money.
Aug 4, 2017
Great staff. Great service!!
Jul 29, 2017
Very professional, well organized and smoothly run office. Dr. Evans very caring and thorough, office clean and hi-tech!
Jul 12, 2017
Everyone was friendly, professional and quick!
Jun 22, 2017
They are the best! Just recommended them to my Dentist and his staff.
Jun 20, 2017
Staff efficient and competent, thanks for the quick appointment.
Jun 19, 2017
Loved it !! Helpful and attentive staff !! Was relieved to finally see a professional for some skin matters. Felt comforted afterward knowing that I had consulted with her.
Jun 13, 2017
Sandra was great. She is always professional and very knowledgeable about products and services.
Jun 12, 2017
Not a very pleasant experience
Jun 8, 2017
No wait time, efficient visit and kids were treated with kindness and sensitivity.
Jun 1, 2017
A year ago Dr Evans and Ellie found a small melanoma on my chest and probably saved my life!
May 20, 2017
Very kind staff I'd recommend it 100%
May 18, 2017
Fantastic from start to finish. couldn't be happier
Apr 21, 2017
Great experience and friendly service!
Apr 6, 2017
Dr Evans is very thorough and you know you're getting a good check up. She answers all questions and doesn't rush you out the door.
Mar 29, 2017
Dr. Evans and her staff are very accommodating to the needs of their patients. They always find the time to fit us in for an appointment. We come from upstate New York and wouldn't think of changing to another Dermatologist.
Mar 18, 2017
Dr. Evans and Sandra helped my 15 year old and me with all of our issues in one shot. Thx to everyone!!
Mar 14, 2017
Dr. Evans is extremely knowledgeable and professional, with an excellent bedside manner -- she took the time to explain options and answer all my questions. Her staff was polite and courteous as well. I would highly recommend this doctor!!!
Mar 10, 2017
As always, Dr. Evans and her staff were welcoming and professional. Dr. Evans spent extra time with me, answering questions and explaining new procedures. They are the best!!
Mar 7, 2017
On time, friendly, professional and thorough
Feb 1, 2017
I had a acne facial with Sandra .. Fantastic results! This is my second one. Already booked another
Jan 26, 2017
Very good first experience
Dec 29, 2016
Great service and although not an emergency they were able to see my on short notice as I was in the area.
Dec 24, 2016
Dr. Evans is a thorough, professional dermatologist who puts patients immediately at ease. I recommend her highly.
Dec 7, 2016
The staff is very helpful and friendly. They are very knowledgeable in a lot more then just dermatology. I would recompensed them to anyone!
Oct 25, 2016
First appointment! All the staff were warm & friendly. Even explained insurance questions. I was taken right on time! They were able to arrange a last minute request for a chemical peel. I have already made two more appointments! I left there with a bran new (much needed) new skin care regimen.
Oct 23, 2016
more than likely one of the best doctor visits you will ever experience.
Oct 13, 2016
Thank you so much! Wonderful appointment.
Oct 11, 2016
Very friendly staff and I was in and out the door before I knew it. Ellie was very thorough with her exam and explanation of what was going on. I will definitely be going back to this office. All of the staff was very friendly. I was nervous about going, but was made felt at ease as soon as I walked in the door and greeted by the receptionist. Great office and great staff. Thank you.
Sep 16, 2016
Excellent. Highly recommended!
Aug 24, 2016
Excellent, everyone was great and Dr Evans is the best.
Aug 16, 2016
Dr Evans and Kim always make feel so comfortable and take the best care of me.They are awesome
Aug 5, 2016
Welcoming atmosphere with wonderful informative staff!
Aug 3, 2016
A+ treatment and service!
Jul 13, 2016
I was scheduled for a microdermabrasion with Joanne. It would be my first time working with Joanne. She examined my face and recommended I get a Hydra facial. I agreed and I couldn't be happier! Thank you so much Joanne.
Jul 12, 2016
They saw me as a brand new patient the same day I called, excellent customer service.
Jun 17, 2016
Coming to Southern Connecticut Dermatology is the most pleasant experience I have all year. Look forward to next year, everyone smiles and they look like they are all enjoying themselves. Thanks for everything, Tom Pia
Jun 4, 2016
First visit. At check in the Assistant explained all details regarding insurance info. At exam the Dr. was very nice and professional. Sat with me and answered all questions on exam.
Jun 2, 2016
Very nice staff professional and friendly. Office very clean. Doctor was professional and helpful. Will be going back on June15th to have a cyst removed. I am quite sure everything will go fine.
May 27, 2016
I was treated very well!
May 19, 2016
I have been a patient of Dr. Evans for more than 20 years, I hope she never retires! I travel a good distance to see Dr. Evans and her staff. They could not be more professional, compassionate and competent. Always a good experience.
Apr 28, 2016
I was very impresed with the staff and the office, very professional.
Apr 22, 2016
Always a pleasure to be your patient
Apr 21, 2016
Very good except for the long wait time.
Apr 11, 2016
I had a great experience.
Mar 24, 2016
Although there was some confusion who my appt. was scheduled with by the office staff. It was taken care of within minutes and I was able to see Dr. Evans as originally scheduled.
Mar 24, 2016
Excellent, Joann gave me an amazing facial and she was sensitive to my needs and took in to consideration feedback I've given her from previous facials. Overall, I had a wonderful experience.
Mar 15, 2016
I had an ongoing issue and called and the receptionist got me in five minutes later - which I really appreciated! Dr Evans examined me and diagnosed the problem immediately. I am very grateful for the wonderful care. The staff always gets me scheduled the same day as I have had other urgent appointments.
Mar 5, 2016
Going to any doctor is not my favorite way to spend my time, nor was the treatment my idea of fun, but, that being said, I was totally satisfied with my visit.
Mar 5, 2016
Excellent, friendly, and professional service.
Feb 25, 2016
Perfect. Joanne was extremely consultative and helpful. She taught me a lot about skin care and I cannot wait to purchase some of the products she taught me about (after my micro needling sessions are done!). As for the Micro Needling, it was a lot easier than I thought it would be. Ellie did a fantastic job and made sure I was comfortable. I'm excited to get through the rest of my sessions and see the results!
Feb 22, 2016
Very nice and would recommend any one to come to you office.
Feb 19, 2016
It was an excellent initial doctor visit. Dr. Evans was attentive as was the entire staff. Thank you.
Feb 9, 2016
Doctor was great how veer her front desk receptionist could use a lesson in customer service
Jan 29, 2016
As always I'm treated with care and dignity and they make sure I'm satisfied with my treatment.
Jan 29, 2016
Really Good, will use again. Friendly staff, greeted with a smile and Doctor was informative, explaining the issue and recommending different medication to suit the need, but explained concerns for each type.
Jan 28, 2016
Good but the wait time would definitely make me schedule elsewhere. Doctor never acknowledges being 45 minutes late
Dec 23, 2015
Professional, efficient and friendly
Dec 8, 2015
Wonderful, is the same for every visit.
Dec 8, 2015
Always a pleasure coming in to the office.
Nov 25, 2015
Your office remains the best medical office I deal with in terms of customer care and service.
Nov 15, 2015
Perfect and very professional. Was delighted with the results. I did not like having to spend so much time on the pad filling in my entire past medical history.Not very personal.
Nov 10, 2015
Excellent and plan to return
Nov 7, 2015
Overall; I will never ever come there again! I had a 2:30p appointment; I left at 3:05p; After waiting for 30 minutes I left without being seen! I will never go there again!
Oct 16, 2015
Outstanding...I have seen Doctor Evans for many years. Her professional care is the best. The office is efficient and easy to access. I have no hesitation recommending Dr. Evans for outstanding dermatological care.
Oct 2, 2015
Loved this doctor and will highly recommend to friends
Oct 1, 2015
Great experience! I wish it was more affordable. I appreciate the discount for self pay. But all the medicine was out of pocket expense, too. It's too much for anyone.
Sep 24, 2015
I could not be more pleased and impressed. All of my concerns were addressed, solutions were presented and explained clearly and a plan was put in place that was clear and easy to follow. I left feeling informed and confident.
Sep 22, 2015
Disappointing - and will certainly relay this to insurance company and numerous online web dr rating portals.
Sep 15, 2015
Everyone in the office was great to me! Seen the doctor 2 mins after I sat down, she was extremely nice and caring to my needs
Sep 12, 2015
I arrived early for my 10 am appt and the Dr was running about 10 min behind but I was given the choice to see Ellie Christianson the Board Certified Dermatology Nurse Practitioner. Ellie was fantastic. She was attentive knowledgeable and had a great bedside manner. I was very satisfied
Sep 11, 2015
Overall it was a very good meeting/appointment/ experience.They are very professional at the same time wholesome.
Aug 12, 2015
Excellent! I would recommend this office to friends and family.
Aug 4, 2015
I couldn't imagine a better visit. I walked in anxious and with concerns and left with confidence that I'll be just fine!
Jul 22, 2015
more encouraged to the bresolution of my problem
Jul 22, 2015
I would recommend the office to my friends
Jun 27, 2015
Joann is an excellent aesthetician and technician and makes sure that my feet are medically pristine as well as beautiful. Her Medical Pedicures last a full month
Jun 23, 2015
Excellent, would highly rec
May 30, 2015
excellent but for the wait
May 28, 2015
Everyone was very helpful and I wasn't rushed. It was a good experience for a 73-year old. Thank you.
May 28, 2015
on a scale of 1 - 10, with 10 being the highest. 15
May 27, 2015
Pending positive resolution so far a great overall experience
May 27, 2015
Both Doctor and Staff are friendly and knowledgable
May 23, 2015
I have seen Dr. Evans for skin exams for many years. She is always thorough and patient in explaining all findings. The support staff does an outstanding job as well. Kim has worked well with Dr. Evans in my many visits.
May 20, 2015
Great experience and I will return.
May 13, 2015
Wonderful! I'm a big fan of Southern CT dermotology and would recommend to friends and family.
Apr 24, 2015
5 star--Dr Evans is one of the best, most thorough, professional, and sensitive to needs--Doctor Her family of assistants and admin are enjoyable to work with
Apr 24, 2015
I found the right place to come too! Extremely expensive because I don't have insurance but it was worth every penny! The staff was nice and the doctor answered all my concerns she even gave me some samples to try at home! I will definitely be back
Apr 16, 2015
8Just uncomfortable having body check, but necessary
Apr 15, 2015
ok only because of the wait
Apr 7, 2015
JoAnn does a great facial! I love coming to see her.
Apr 2, 2015
Very positive. I will come back again!
Apr 2, 2015
Dr. Evans gives a very thorough body check. I've had other doctors examine me with my clothes on and just lifting up my top, etc. Not the case with Dr. Evan's.
Mar 26, 2015
Excellent. I have already recommended the office to someone else and excited for future visits.
Mar 26, 2015
Very good. Will be coming back.
Mar 26, 2015
Professional and Courteous doctor and staff. The Doctor was very knowledgeable and had a great bed side manner. Would highly recommend.
Mar 23, 2015
Wonderful - can't thank the staff enough
Mar 22, 2015
Not your father's doctor's office.
Mar 19, 2015
Delightful, comfortable….couldn't ask for better!
Mar 11, 2015
One of the best in terms of professional and personal skills. The whole staff is very nice and it has always been very helpful to be able to schedule appointments on short notice.
Mar 10, 2015
It was great. The only exception was learning that my insurance wasn't accepted until I got there. I think this should have been clarified before I made an appt.
Mar 5, 2015
Terrific. ..will be happy to recommend to my friends
Mar 4, 2015
Excellent, responsive, sensitive, professional, informative, and friendly.
Mar 3, 2015
Extremely satisfied with my overall experience. Everyone is friendly and professional. Cynthia has helped my skin tremendously.
Feb 28, 2015
excellent - no waiting time, dr came in right away and addressed my concerns very well. Great practice
Feb 26, 2015
Great staff, always have a positive experience here.
Feb 19, 2015
Very professional office & staff. Calm, spotless & beautiful office. Dr Evans is very caring, open, sensitive & thorough - couldn't ask for more.
Feb 4, 2015
5 star rating and would recommend to friends
Feb 4, 2015
Overall rating was 5 out of 5
Feb 2, 2015
Thank you for helping to take care of my dry skin. The Manuka cream is amazing. Thank you for prescribing it to me.
Jan 29, 2015
Very high, 4 stars because I was just there for a consult and a check.
Jan 22, 2015
Other than waiting, it was fine.
Jan 6, 2015
Except for the long wait, it was a good experience
Dec 29, 2014
Aside from the long wait which is usually not the case when I'm there all was excellent.
Dec 18, 2014
Like a stroll through the park on a beautiful spring day.
Dec 15, 2014
Everything was great, expect the wait time. We are all busy and 30 min is a long time to wait for your DR to see you. This is also not the first time it happened.
Dec 3, 2014
Good. I went for my yearly body scan and I had about 10 skin tags that I wanted removed. Dr. Evans reviewed the cost of removing up to 15 tags and that it wasn't covered by insurance. I understood that. She asked if she should remove any others she saw, I agreed figuring there were a few that I didn't see. When she got done she said she removed 32, which surprised me. When I went to check out, the bill was $600, which I wasn't prepared for. It was $250 for up to 15. Had I known that I had that many I would have spaced it out.
Nov 25, 2014
The parking is so unpredictable that it is on the verge of making me look for another doctor.
Nov 18, 2014
Excellent, but somewhat expensive for laser removal of sun damaged spots.
Nov 18, 2014
Dear Dr. Evans - I must tell you that I am quite unhappy. You prescribed an acne cream with a cost of $795! Are you kidding me! While I'm sure it's effective thats a ridiculous amount of money for an acne cream. Not sure if you are working for me or Big Pharma. I did not schedule a follow up when I left your office but today I got an email and text saying that an appointment has been set up for me. That was very presumptuous of you to assume I would want another appointment. I don't like feeling that I'm being forced into an appointment and if I didn't cancel it by phone would be responsible for payment. Very unprofessional.
Nov 13, 2014
Good with the exception of prescription. That was very very disappointing. I'm sure that there are other options. $795.00 buys a lot of clearasil :). See note above
Nov 11, 2014
It was a great experience until I was prescribed three brand name prescriptions and told I had to order them over the phone from three different pharmacies. I ended up requesting generics through my local pharmacy.
Nov 7, 2014
Always professional but also very caring.
Nov 6, 2014
Excellent. I have referred a patient.
Nov 2, 2014
Prescription Mix Up: As noted above, I still don't have my prescriptions, and I am still itchy. I really hope to get this resolved on Monday. If the office can't resolve this and possibly apologize for their errors, I won't be returning.
Oct 26, 2014
Great as ususal. The only negative is that a prescription was supposed to have been ordered for me. I went to CVS last night to pick it up, stood in line, only to find out that it was never called in.
Oct 17, 2014
Very good, if I had to would certainly use again.
Oct 16, 2014
Outstanding - would be happy to recommend to anyone.
Oct 14, 2014
It was a wonderful office and I am very happy to have gone there!
Oct 7, 2014
mediocre - given Ellie's lack of experience with me (not her fault) and maybe her desire to be conservative, she performed an expensive procedure that was essentially useless. I spent ~$500 on IPL with zero effect. This would not have happened with Abby since I had worked with her for so long
Oct 2, 2014
Excellent (not considering that biopsy's and such are not fun.
Sep 24, 2014
Excellent. I have and will continue to refer friends and family to your office.
Sep 4, 2014
5 - Doctors are horrible, thank goodness for the nurse and front desk representatives. Although I did expect to have an appointment with a different Dr. Nothing was explained. Just overall such a horrible experience yet again for various reasons.
Aug 15, 2014
Wonderful! No complaints from me and I would be very happy to recommend a friend or family member.
Aug 13, 2014
As usual, the quality of care was good, but very disappointed by the fact that I was scheduled to see the doctor and she couldn't make time for me (after a 45 minute wait, I ended up seeing the Physician's Assistant). It made me feel like a second tier patient.
Aug 9, 2014
Disappointing as mentioned above my scraped sample was lost and now I am out an hour and a half of my time for another visit, the cost of another appointment and delayed treatment of my problem. Apologizes were appreciated but I am still out the time and money.
Aug 9, 2014
I had a good experience with Dr. Evans and would highly recommend her as well as the entire office staff.
Aug 7, 2014
Top notch - great staff - very professional, helpful, all that I could hope for.
Aug 6, 2014
Absolutely the very best.
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For MTV, two seasons of The Osbournes simply wasn't enough. True, the ratings have fallen from last summer's sky-high levels, but, as MTV's Programming President Brian Graden pointed at the critics press tour last week in Los Angeles, it is still MTV's highest-rated series.
Even MTV, which brings on new shows at a breathless rate, finds it hard to let a good thing slip away.
The wacky Osbourne clan will be back for a third season in early 2004, having agreed to make 20 new episodes. MTV didn't have to get into another round of bizarre negotiations, either. Last year's deal included an option for a third.
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Production on the new episodes should start in the fall. The latest episodes are averaging about 3 million viewers, well above MTV's prime time average. But it's off from last spring's blistering Nielsen marks that peaked at nearly 8 million viewers.
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Ernest Gellner was a unique scholar whose work covered areas as diverse as social anthropology, analytical philosophy, the sociology of the Islamic world, nationalism, psychoanalysis, East European transformations and kinship structures. Despite this diversity, there is an exceptional degree of unity and coherence in Gellner's work with his distinctly modernist, rationalist and liberal world-view evident in everything he wrote. His central problematic remains constant: understanding how the modern world came into being and to what extent it is unique relative to all other social forms. Ten years after his death, this book brings together leading social theorists to evaluate the significance of Gellner's legacy and to re-examine his central concerns. It corrects many misunderstandings and critically engages with Gellner's legacy to provide a cutting edge contribution to understanding our contemporary post-9/11, global, late modern, social condition.


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For the past 5 hours I have been receiving this error intermittently and have found it hard to understand why:
{ "fault" : { "faultstring" : "APIProxy revision 47 of XXXXXX does not exist in environment test of organization rsb-eval", "detail" : { "errorcode" : "messaging.runtime.ApplicationNotFound" } } }
First off, the above-mentioned revision does indeed exist and is deployed (I have tried undeploying and redeploying several times). Moreover, the error is not omnipresent (it occurs about 1 times out of 15 when calling the API proxy).
I'm currently a trial customer, and I have looked into several other existing answers, but none of the solutions have done the job for me. Does anybody know whether Apigee Edge is down, or could it be for some other reason that I'm not seeing?
I'm sorry about the trouble you're experiencing.
I don't know what the problem might be.
Can you try to remove some of the revisions you're not using, and see if that helps ?
This tool may help:
Hi Dino - thanks for answering so quickly! I followed your suggestion and removed the first 30 revisions of the proxy, but it still seems to return the error every once in a while (I would say about 1 time out of 20). I have also tried deploying an earlier revision, but the error still persists.
It seems that it may be an issue with my organization rather than just the single proxy - the error reappears if I attempt to call a test copy of the proxy that I made a while ago....
Is there any update on this issue?
Answer by Dino · Mar 07, 2018 at 05:03 AM
Some further information.
Could you please let me know if this is resolved? I am facing the same issue.
It seems so! I managed to obtain access to a co-worker's Apigee account (which thankfully did work) in the meantime.
should be fixed now, can you try undeploying and deploying your proxies that have issues. Please report if you continue to see the error
Answer by Oliver Merk · May 16, 2018 at 01:26 PM
Still getting this error about 1/3 of the time: https://apigee-bbcf17c0-eval-test.apigee.net/olivertestproxy
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Cisco Systems®, Inc. is redefining best-in-class enterprise and small- to- midsize business routing with a new line of integrated services routers that are optimized for the secure, wire-speed delivery of concurrent data, voice, video, and wireless services. Founded on 20 years of leadership and innovation, the Cisco® 2800 Series of integrated services routers (refer to Figure 1) intelligently embed data, security, voice, and wireless services into a single, resilient system for fast, scalable delivery of mission-critical business applications. The unique integrated systems architecture of the Cisco 2800 Series delivers maximum business agility and investment protection.
Figure 1. Cisco 2800 Series
Product Overview
Secure Network Connectivity for Data, Voice, and Video
Converged IP Communications
Wireless Services
Integrated Services
Secure Network Connectivity with Converged IP Communications
Figure 2. Secure Network Connectivity with Converged IP Communications
Architecture-Features and Benefits
Table 1. Architecture-Features and Benefits
Modular Architecture
Embedded Security Hardware Acceleration
Integrated Dual Fast Ethernet or Gigabit Ethernet Ports
Support for Cisco IOS Software
Optional Integrated Power Supply for Distribution of Power Over Ethernet (PoE)
Optional Integrated Universal DC Power Supply
Integrated Redundant-Power-Supply (RPS) Connector
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Table 2. Modularity-Features and Benefits
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High-Performance WIC (HWIC) Slots with Enhanced Functionality
Dual AIM Slots
Dual AIM slots support concurrent services such as hardware-accelerated security, ATM segmentation and reassembly (SAR), compression, and voice mail (Refer to Table 7 for more details on specific platform support).
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Table 3. Secure Networking-Feature and Benefits
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Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) VPN Support
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AIM-Based Security Acceleration
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Table 4. IP Telephony Support-Features and Benefits
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Integrated Voice Mail
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We're looking forward to the 9th Annual Maryland International Film Festival-Hagerstown. Rescheduled Dates- August 28-30th, 2020
Meanwhile, congratulations to the winners of the 8th Annual MDIFF-Hagerstown:
Best Feature Film, "El Chicano"
Best Short Film, "Sac de Merde"
Best Local Film, "Family Medicine"
Best Documentary, "Love Always, Mom"
Best Foreign Film, "Scopophilia"
Best Animation Film, "It's a Bird Thing"
Best Student Film, "This One's for You, Alice"
Our 2018 Film Festival was
dedicated to our friend and Board Member:
Jay Frantz
Leaving behind a legacy of philanthropy and love of film.
Jay Frantz appeared in scores of films and network television shows, often as a recognized extra, but several times with speaking roles.
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He was a Renaissance Man, a lover of history and the humanities.
He will be dearly missed by us all.