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Snapchat Vulnerable To Phone Hackers, Security Research Finds
Those Lifetime movie specials know what they're talking about: when you take a private picture on your phone, you never know who could see it. At least that's what researchers at Gibson Security found while studying the possible vulnerabilities in Snapchat's code. Researchers discovered that hackers can easily match Snapchat accounts to specific phone numbers by exploiting a legitimate feature in the program's API — despite the fact that those associations aren't supposed to be publicly available.
The computer-security company actually found the vulnerability four months ago. But when researchers saw that in the new version of Snapchat's program nothing had been fixed, they decided to try to get the company's attention by simply releasing the exploits. In the new disclosures, the researchers write:
Given that it's been around four months since our last Snapchat release, we figured we'd do a refresher on the latest version, and see which of the released exploits had been fixed (full disclosure: none of them). Seeing that nothing had been really been improved upon (although, stories are using AES/CBC rather than AES/ECB, which is a start), we decided that it was in everyone's best interests for us to post a full disclosure of everything we've found in our past months of hacking the gibson.
The number-matching vulnerability is reportedly so easy to exploit that the researcher-hackers were able to match 10,000 numbers in just seven minutes. With the right equipment it's possible to make matches as quickly as 5,000 times a minute. Snapchat has not yet commented on the findings.
Until then, you can check out the full Snapchat vulnerability report, and as always, sext responsibly.
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As 2016 quickly concludes, I thought we could reflect on some predictions and resolutions for our pets!
Prediction 1: The war on pet parasites will worsen
With Spring just around the corner and the very late warm weather we had, you can bet on a dangerous and difficult parasite season. Ticks and Heartworm disease can show up as early as March and fleas live comfortably until after a hard freeze (and inside during all seasons). Not to mention, intestinal parasites are always a risk. Remember to keep your pets up to date on parasite prevention all year round!
Prediction 2: Our pets will continue to live longer
Overall, our pets have been living longer, healthier lives thanks to better nutritional options, medical advances and more pets living inside with us as family members. People generally have an amazing bond with their pets and great interest in how to help them live long happy lives. With longevity, comes some of the challenges of age, such as arthritis, loss of mental function and other bodily issues. In 2017, we will dig into how to help our pets age gracefully and enjoy their older (and maybe wiser) years.
Resolution 1: Battling pet obesity
Pet obesity is a major piece of pets not living as long or as comfortably as they should. Pet obesity can increase the likelihood and severity of arthritis, heart disease, organ dysfunction and diabetes. If your pet is carrying a few extra pounds (which can be the equivalent of you carrying 30+ extra pounds), consider making sure your pet gets daily exercise, even if it's just a few minutes, and review your pet's diet with your veterinarian to really count the calories.
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In 2013, the Supreme Court Bench of Justices G S Singhvi and Sudhansu Jyoti Mukhopadhaya overruled a ruling by a Delhi High Court Division Bench that had, in 2009, read down Section 377 of the IPC. The two-judge Supreme Court Bench observed that the High Court ruling "had overlooked that a minuscule fraction of the country's population constitute lesbians, gays, or transgenders".
In Delhi High Court, the petitioners had also argued that Section 377 was used "to perpetrate harassment, blackmail and torture on certain persons, especially those belonging to the LGBT community". To this, the two-judge Supreme Court Bench said in 2013: "The mere fact that the section is misused by police authorities and others is not a reflection of the vires of the section."
On Thursday, the Constitution Bench headed by Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra, which read down Section 377, differed on both these views expressed by the Supreme Court Bench in 2013.
"… This court overturned the decision of the Delhi High Court… thereby upholding the constitutionality of Section 377 and stating a ground that the LGBT community comprised only a minuscule fraction of the total population and that the mere fact that the said section was being misused is not a reflection of the vires of the section. Such a view is constitutionally impermissible," CJI Misra said. He observed that if Section 377 "remains in its present form in the statute book, it will allow the harassment and exploitation of the LGBT community to prevail."
Justice D Y Chandrachud, also on the Constitution Bench, referred to last year's judgment on the right to privacy while observing that the 2013 judgment had been "eroded and even disapproved". He referred to Justice S K Kaul's observation that he was in agreement with Justice Chandrachud in "that the right of privacy cannot be denied, even if there is a miniscule fraction of the population which is affected".
Read | Supreme Court's verdict on Section 377: 493 pages, 5 judges, one mantra of Constitutional Morality
The 2013 judgment had referred to the High Court's "anxiety to protect the so-called rights of LGBT persons". To declare that Section 377 IPC violates the right to privacy, autonomy and dignity, the High Court "extensively relied upon judgments of other jurisdictions", the Supreme Court then observed, adding that these "cannot be applied blindfolded for deciding the constitutionality of a law enacted by the Indian legislature". It held that the High Court was not right in declaring Section 377 IPC vires Articles 14 and 15 of the Constitution.
From the Constitution Bench Thursday, Justice R F Nariman held that "when it is found that privacy interests come in and the state has no compelling reason to continue an existing law which penalises same-sex couples who cause no harm to others… it is clear that Articles 14, 15, 19 and 21 have all been transgressed without any legitimate state rationale to uphold such provision."
Read | Section 377 verdict: The world India has left
Section 377: Victory and defeat
Chief Justice A P Shah & Justice S Muralidhar
Naz Foundation vs Govt Of NCT of Delhi, Delhi High Court, July 2, 2009
A 2001 plea against Sec 377 IPC was dismissed in 2004, but was remitted back to the HC by the SC in 2006.
This time, HC ruled: "We declare that Section 377 IPC, insofar it criminalises consensual sexual acts of adults in private, is violative of Articles 21, 14 and 15 of the Constitution. The provisions of Section 377 IPC will continue to govern non-consensual penile non-vaginal sex and penile non-vaginal sex involving minors…"
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Suresh Kumar Koushal & Anr vs Naz Foundation & Ors, Supreme Court, Dec 11, 2013
Within a week of the HC judgment, Suresh Kumar Koushal and 15 others moved the SC in appeal.
The SC ruled: "The High Court was not right in declaring Section 377 IPC ultra vires Articles 14 and 15… (It) overlooked that a minuscule fraction of the country's population constitute lesbians, gays, bisexuals or transgenders and in last more than 150 years less than 200 persons have been prosecuted… HC (order) is legally unsustainable… "
Read | After Section 377 verdict, police face the unfamiliar: 'victim' men, what's 'consent'
Arguments made for Sec 377: Parliament's job, check on AIDS
What the counsel for intervenors Apostolic Alliance of Churches, Utkal Christian Council and Trust God Ministries argued during the hearing on Section 377:
Manoj George, Counsel for Apostolic Alliance of Churches and Utkal Christian Council, argued that:
* Anything that needs to be done to Section 377 as sought by the petitioners, should be left to Parliament.
* IPC falls in the concurrent list. If any of the states wanted to amend it, they would have done so but they have not.
* Sexual orientation has not been defined in the Constitution or IPC. Words cannot be imported into the statute. The court should not add or delete words to the statute. This is the job of Parliament.
* Section 377 classifies carnal intercourse within & against the order of nature; this is a reasonable classification.
K Radhakrishnan, For Trust God Ministries, argued that:
* Section 377 is a modern medico-legal necessity to counter AIDS. Homosexuality has led to spread of HIV/AIDS in USA. If Section 377 is struck down, HIV/AIDS will spread rapidly; India will lose nobility, character, virtuousness.
* Fallout of striking down Section 377 is that the family system, which is the bulwark of Indian social structure, would be reduced to a shambles.
* Gender identity and sexual orientation are not criminalised. Section 377 criminalises certain acts.
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Monday, March 08, 2010
The Royal Society and the data monkey
The Gentleman Administrator is planning some historical blogging on the Royal Society this year, starting with this post on the founding of the society and the role that Charles II played in it. On the face of it this post is about the history of the Royal Society, but in truth it says more about me as a data monkey than it does about the Royal Society. I shall explain.
The Royal Society supply a list of previous members as a pair of PDF format files, these contain each fellow of the Royal Society with their election date, their membership type and, for some, the dates of their birth and death. The PDF is formatted in a standard way suggesting to me that it could be read by a computer and the data therein analysed. I suspect there is an easier way to do this: ask the Royal Society whether they can supply the data in a form more amenable to analysis such as a spreadsheet or a database. But where's the fun in that?
As an experimental physicist, getting data in various formats into computer programs for further analysis is what I do. This arises when I want to apply an analysis to data beyond that which the manufacturer of the appropriate instrument supplies in their own software, when I get data from custom-built equipment, when I trawl up data from other sources. I received a polite "cease and desist" message at work after I successfully worked out how to extract the text of internal reports from the reports database, they shouldn't have said it couldn't be done! I will save you the gory details of exactly how I've gone about extracting the data from the Royal Society lists, suffice to say I enjoyed it.
First up, we can identify the Presidents of the Royal Society, and their terms of office from the PDF files - this information is in the name entry for each of them. We can look this data up too). I've plotted these below in a manner reminiscent of the displays of the earth's magnetic field reversal, each coloured stripe represents a presidency, and the colours alternate for clarity. The width of the stripe shows you how long each was president:
In the earlier years of the Royal Society's history the Presidential term varied quite considerably: Sir Isaac Newton served for 24 years (1703-1727), and Sir Joseph Banks for 42 years (1778-1820). Since 1870 the period of the office seems to have been fixed at 5 years.
Next, we can work out the size of the fellowship in any particular year, basically we go through each fellow in the membership list and see when they were elected to the society and when they died: between these two years they were members. These data are plotted below:
We can see that membership in the early years of the 19th century started to rise significantly but then after 1850 it started to fall again.
This fits in with historical records, in the earlier years of the 19th century some younger fellows pointed out that the Royal Society was starting to turn into a fancy dining club and that most of the fellows had published very little, in particular Charles Babbage published Reflections on the decline of Science in England, and on some of its causes. Wheels ground slowly but finally, in 1846, a committee was set up to consider the charter of Society and how to curb its ever growing membership. I've not found the date on which the committee reported but subsequent to this date, admission to the society was much more strictly controlled. Election to the Royal Society is still a mark of a scientist a little above the ordinary.
The data on birth and death dates starts getting sparse after about 1950, presumably since many of the fellows are still alive and were reluctant to reveal their ages. Doing analysis like this starts to reveal the odd glitch in the data. For example,Christfried Kirch appears to have died two years before being elected. At the moment I'm not handling uncertainty in dates very well, and I learnt that the letters "fl" before a date range indicate that and individual "flourished" in that period, which is nice.
If anyone is interested in further data in this area, then please let me know in the comments below. I intend adding further data to the set (i.e. hunting down birth and death dates) and if there is an analysis you think might be useful then I'm willing to give it a try. I've uploaded the basic data to Google Docs.
The illustration at the top of this piece is from the frontspiece of William Sprat's The History of the Royal Society of London, for the Improving of Natural Knowledge, published in 1722.
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Thanks for the mention and again thanks for sharing your Royal Society list, I've already started making use of it. yes, more posts on the Royal Society (at some point!).
As I understand it you used some kind of computer voodoo to extract the data from a pdf ;)
I wonder if anyone has compiled a list of attendees at Royal Society meetings and experiments, that would be an interesting accompaniment to the members list.
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Attendees data doesn't seem to be available electronically. There is the register book listed in the archive:
There's all sorts of info there! It's potentially text-minable but in this instance the appropriate way to access would be to ask nicely since it's rude to access someones database programmatically without consent
Things mums always say: "it's rude to access someones database programmatically without consent" ;)
thanks for the link, I'd like to get into their archives at some point.


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Do Something!
Do Something!
Brower v. Burns
"Do something!!!" are words frequently heard by the Board or management when a unit owner complains about a leak coming into his or her unit from another unit. But what duty does a Board really have when a problem arises with a unit Owner's failure to maintain elements within his own unit? Superior Court Justice William C. Barrett addressed this issue recently in his opinion in Brower v. Burns, et al., on a Condominium Association's Motion for Summary Judgment. Among the questions presented to the Court was what duty, if any, does a Board of Trustees of the Condominium Association have to maintain or repair elements within a unit that the Unit Owner has the responsibility to maintain, but is not maintaining. In Brower, Justice Barrett held the Board had no duty to affirmatively repair, or require a Unit Owner to repair, defective elements within the Unit that the Unit Owner has the responsibility to maintain.
The Brower case involved a not uncommon dispute between two Unit Owners over a water leak. The Unit owned by the Plaintiff – Brower – was directly underneath the Unit owned by the Defendant – Burns. The alleged leaks spanned a course of close to seven years before the filing of the lawsuit. Brower sued Burns and the Board of Trustees of the Condominium Association. The gist of the complaint against the Board was that the Board was negligent in upholding its duty to require the Unit Owner with the leak to permanently correct the leak. The Board asserted in its Summary Judgment Motion that it had no such duty to require a Unit Owner to maintain their Unit. The Court agreed.
The analysis centered on the section of the condominium documents that discusses and is titled "Maintenance and Repair of Units." The section stated that a Unit Owner has a duty to maintain their Unit and the utility fixtures within and serving the Unit. The section further provided that the Board had the right to require a Unit Owner to maintain their Unit, including the utility fixtures within each Unit, when a hazardous condition exists and the Unit Owner has failed to make the repairs on his or her own.
Justice Barrett analyzed this part of the condominium documents that granted the Board the right to require the Unit Owner to correct the defective condition, and concluded that while the Board had the right, it did not have the duty to force Burns to correct the leak. The Court stated: "Section 5.2 gives the Board the right to force a unit owner to correct a hazardous condition in the interior of his/her unit or to enter and fix the hazard itself at the unit owner's expense, but it does not require that the Board do so." The Court further stated the "Board is not responsible for the repair and maintenance of individual privately owned units within the Condominium; it is responsible for the care and upkeep of the Condominium's common areas."
Therefore, the Court concluded that while the Board could have acted, it had no duty to force Burns to fix the leak. Therefore, the Board had no duty to Brower that was somehow breached by the Board's inaction. As such, Brower's negligence claim against the Board failed, and was dismissed on Summary Judgment.
A copy of the Brower v. Burns, et al., MICV2015-06084 Summary Judgment Decision can be found here. For more information on this or any other related issue, contact Attorney Alex W. Levine at firstname.lastname@example.com More
GSL Principals Attend National CAI Law Seminar
GSL Principals Ellen Shapiro and Frank Lombardi are attending the Community Associations Institute Law Seminar in Palm Springs, CA this week. The three-day event provides an excellent opportunity for community association attorneys across the nation to learn about and discuss emerging trends and legislative issues important to the practice of community association law. This year, GSL attorney Frank Lombardi will be presenting his perspectives on "A Day in the Life of a Community Association Lawyer."
For more information on the annual event or to speak to Ellen Shapiro or Frank Lombardi about the latest trends and issues facing community associations, please email Ellen at firstname.lastname@example.com or Frank at email@example.com More
GSL Decision Alert! – An Antidote for Poison
An Antidote for Poison
A decision has come down today from our MA Supreme Judicial Court which provides another significant victory for condominiums. For some time, developers of condominiums have included provisions in their condominium documents that make it almost impossible for associations to bring suits against for construction defects against the developer. As a prerequisite to instituting litigation for construction defects these provisions, usually referred to as "poison pill provisions" require, that the Board obtain a vote of 80% or 90% of the beneficial interest. Today, in deciding Trustees of the Cambridge Point Condominium Trust vs. Cambridge Point, LLC, the Supreme Judicial Court, holding that that such a provision is void as against public policy, stated "that it is overreaching for a developer to impose a condition precedent that, for all practical purposes, makes it extraordinarily difficult or even impossible for the trustees to initiate any litigation against the developers regarding the common areas and facilities of a condominium. "
GSL partners Henry Goodman and Ellen Shapiro were honored to be permitted to file an Amicus Curiae (friend of the Court) brief on behalf of Community Associations Institute of New England in this case which was originally filed by our fellow CAI member and colleague Edmund Allcock who represented the Plaintiff.
A link to the case is found at: https://www.mass.gov/files/documents/2018/01/19/12327.pdf As always, if you wish to discuss this case or any condominium matter, do not hesitate to reach out to Henry at firstname.lastname@example.com or Ellen at email@example.com More
Hurricane Relief Efforts
Make Your Donation Count!
As millions begin to return to their homes, apartments and condominiums and realize the devastation before them, many will turn to charities and support organizations to get them back on their feet. Join with GSL in making sure your donations reach those in need.
Please donate to the charity of your choice or consider using these organizations to find charities that have demonstrated a significant portion of donations reach those in need:
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CAI-NE's 2017 Exposition – GSL has a Special Offer!
GSL is Offering FREE ADMISSION to CAI-NE's 2017 Exposition
As a Proud Diamond Sponsor of CAI-NE, Goodman, Shapiro & Lombardi, LLC is pleased to offer free admission to friends and clients of the firm
If you are planning to attend this year's Community Association Institute New England Chapter's 2017 Annual Condo Conference & Exposition this October, GSL is pleased to offer you registration free of charge. The event will be held this year at:
One Burlington Mall Road
Burlington, MA 01803
Saturday, October 21, 2017 from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM
For more information and to register for the event,
Be sure to enter the Promo Code: GSLPASS for your free registration.
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Peering Into The Haze Of Medical Marijuana
By Henry A. Goodman and Ellen A. Shapiro
As a result of reading and discussing two recent cases, one from Rhode Island and the other from Massachusetts, it occurred to us that condominium Boards need to educate themselves to the nuances of medical marijuana use not only by occupants but association vendors and service providers as well. Typically we are advising Boards about making reasonable accommodations as to the use of medical marijuana by unit owners and occupants. However, the issue can arise in other ways arising out of other people on the common area of the condominium. Think about the contractor doing a siding job and whose worker used medical marijuana off site? What if the Board reports to a vendor that the vendor's employee appears to be under the influence of marijuana but the employer does not come to that conclusion? What about a lifeguard at the association's pool? Does the Board need to make accommodations in those instances? Some guidance may be found in Callaghan v. Darlington Fabrics Corporation and the Moore Company (the "RI" case) a Rhode Island Superior Court decision, and in Barbuto v. Advantage Sales (the "MA" case) a Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court decision. Both cases deal with an individual's right to sue for employment discrimination based on possession of a medical marijuana card and use of marijuana while not on the job. Of interest (at least to us) is that the courts in both states, in analyzing their statutes and the similar legal issues in these cases, decided that there is a private right on the part of an individual to make a discrimination claim but for two different reasons. While it appears that these cases discuss employment discrimination arising out the use of medical marijuana it is not a long reach to see how they might be applied to potential problems in condominiums.
The RI case addresses the implication and applicability of the Rhode Island "Hawkins-Slater Act" permitting the use of medical marijuana. In Callaghan, the Plaintiff Callaghan had applied for an internship at a corporation which required drug testing as a condition pf employment. The woman disclosed that she had a medical marijuana card, was a current user of marijuana and would not pass the drug test. She also stated that she would not use it while working.
Rhode Island has a medical marijuana act, The Hawkins-Slater Act, which at Section 21-28.6-4(d), specifically states that "no school, employer, or landlord may refuse to enroll, employ, lease to, or otherwise penalize, a person solely for his or her status as a cardholder." In Callaghan, the Defendant did not hire Ms. Callaghan after she voluntarily disclosed to them that she had a medical marijuana card and would not pass a pre-employment drug screening test. She then sued under the Hawkins-Slater Act, seeking a declaration that "the failure to hire a prospective employee based on his or her status as a medical marijuana card holder and user [was] a violation of the" Hawkins-Slater Act, whether the failure to hire her was a violation of the Rhode Island Civil Rights Act ("RICRA") and whether a violation of the Hawkins Slater Act constituted employment discrimination.
The Defendant argued that the Hawkins-Slater Act did not give an individual the right to sue, i.e. a private cause of action. The Court spent a great deal of time in discussing this but, at the end of its detailed analysis, concluded that the Act did in fact do so. Therefore, an individual who had been denied employment in violation of that section of the Act (as had happened in this case) would have no way to seek redress for the violation unless there was a private cause of action. Having resolved that issue the Court went on to discuss the defenses raised by the Defendant as to its actual violations of the Act.
Without going into each and every defense asserted by the Defendants, certain of them are interesting. Among the defenses was that Callaghan was rejected from employment not because she was a medical marijuana user but that the Act only afforded protection to cardholders, that the Act undermined an employer's right to hire "at will employees", that employment is neither a right nor a privilege which was being denied as a result of the possession of a medical marijuana card (the denial of which is prohibited under another section of the Act) and that if the Court ruled in favor of the Plaintiff employers would have to accommodate employees who arrived at work under the influence of medical marijuana ingested outside of their employment but which could impact their ability to use dangerous equipment or otherwise impact workplace safety. The Court made short shrift of these defenses and, as to the latter pointed out that the Act at Sec.21-28.607(a)(1) did not "permit [a]ny person to undertake any task under the influence of marijuana, when doing so would constitute negligence or professional malpractice." The most important analysis undertaken by the Court was to determine the effect of the law if it was unenforceable because it did not provide for a private right to sue. The Court said that proper legal construction would be to make certain a law was passed that had some effect. Therefore, they inferred a right to sue even if not spelled out.
Compare this to the MA case which said that while the marijuana law passed by the voters had no private right of suit, one would not be inferred because there was a right to sue for discrimination in Chapter 151B, the anti-discrimination law. As a private remedy was provided although in a different statute the employee also could prevail on an employment discrimination claim based on possession of a medical marijuana card and use of medical marijuana outside of the work place.
It is also noteworthy that both Courts neatly sidestepped the employer's argument that the Defendants' actions in using drug drugs that were illegal under Federal law did not constitute a violation of the Rhode Island Civil Rights of Disabilities Act ("RICRPDA") or Massachusetts Anti-Discrimination Law which prohibit discrimination in employment based on disability. The Rhode Island Defendant relied on the RICRPDA definition of "qualified individual" which precludes individual using illegal drugs from being deemed a "qualified individual" afforded protection against discrimination in employment. In a "gotcha" moment the Court in Callaghan said that RICRA does not include the term "qualified individual" and therefore someone using medical marijuana could make a claim for employment discrimination based on the violation of the Hawkins-Slater Act.
The Court in the MA case in stating that the Plaintiff was "handicapped" under the statutory definition glossed over the "qualified" issue and noted that in 1970,when the Federal act was passed, Congress had stated there was "no currently accepted medical use in the United States. " Fast forward to 2017 when the Supreme Judicial Court in Barbuto compared that statement to the fact that over ninety (90%) percent of the states have some sort of medical marijuana law and that medical marijuana is therapeutic. The Court went on to say that merely "because it is illegal under federal law does not make it per se unreasonable as an accommodation". (As an aside, Boards may wish to take note of this pronouncement which may come back to haunt them if they try to rely on federal law to prohibit smoking medical marijuana than make reasonable accommodations for unit occupants who do so.)
Given that there is currently no reliable test to determine "impairment" while under the influence of marijuana, how is an employer, whether a vendor or Board, going to determine if the employee's performance of the task would be "negligent" or would any effort to fire that employee be met with a claim of violation of the Hawkins-Slater Act or G.L.c. 151B. Of course, the determination may be different depending on the type of work being performed. Both decisions make it clear that the mere possession of a medical marijuana card and use of medical marijuana off site prior to coming to work will not be sufficient to disqualify or terminate an employee from a job. While the RI case said that an employer need not make any accommodations to the work place, the MA case came at it from a different angle. In Barbuto the Court held that a request for an accommodation at the workplace may be made and considered if it "facially reasonable."[1] (The MA case was decided under the MA anti-discrimination statute which requires reasonable accommodations to be made for handicapped persons. The possessor of a medical marijuana card is a "handicapped person") And of equal if not greater importance, do these cases indicate the beginning of a judicial trend in RI and MA to ignore federal law whenever a marijuana issue of any type arises and not just on these facts?
The takeaway from these decisions is that regardless of what state you are in, there are questions that will need to be asked and judgments made based on the facts of each situation. If you have any doubts or questions as to the applications of these judicial decisions to your set of facts feel free to contact us.
The full decisions can be read by clicking on the links below:
Read the Massachusetts Barbuto Case Decision
Read the Rhode Island Callaghan Case Decision
[1] Whether or not this accommodation may, upon presentation of evidence, may be determined to be hardship to the employer and thus unreasonable has not been decided.Read More
GSL Sponsored Business Partners Essentials Course a Success
Last Thursday, July 27th, CAI-NE held a first of its kind, GSL sponsored, Business Partners Essentials course for condominium and home owner association professionals. The event was led by Ellen A. Shapiro, Esq., a principal in the law firm of Goodman, Shapiro & Lombardi, LLC (GSL) and member of the Business Partners Council of the Community Associations Institute (CAI) and Pam Bowman, a regional manager and marketing director of Prime Touch of Simsbury, CT.
Claudette Carini, CAI-NE's Chapter Executive Director said the inaugural class "went very well and everyone commented on how informative it was" and thanked Ellen Shapiro for GSL's "generous sponsorship" of the event. Students who attended and graduated from the class earned CAI's Educated Business Partners distinction, nationally recognized by thousands of companies supporting common-interest communities.
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Howes Promoted To Partner: Major Changes Announced At Goodman, Shapiro & Lombardi
For Immediate Release
Howes Promoted To Partner: Major Changes Announced At Goodman, Shapiro & Lombardi
Dedham, MA — The law firm of Goodman, Shapiro & Lombardi, LLC (GSL) announced that Mary-Joy Howes, Esq. has been named a partner of the firm. Her primary focus will continue to be on general condominium representation, including lien enforcement and requests for reasonable accommodations. She will remain headquartered at the firm's Lincoln, RI office, where she manages an expansive condominium lien enforcement department.
Ellen A. Shapiro, Esq., a principal at GSL, announced that two senior-level attorneys also will be joining the firm. Craig Rourke, Esq. brings extensive experience in construction defect litigation and insurance defense coverage. The second attorney was not named due to current commitments but Shapiro added, "the firm is welcoming an attorney, who brings extensive legal expertise in condominium litigation." Both replace Frederick C. Casavant and Pamela Jonah.
Additionally, she said, "We are excited that the Honorable Cheryl Jacques, who served in the Massachusetts legislature prior to being appointed Judge of the Industrial Accident Board, will be 'Of Counsel' to GSL."
Howes was admitted to practice in Rhode Island in 2005 and later in the U.S. District Court, District of Rhode Island. She earned her J.D. from Roger Williams University after completing her bachelor's degree in English from Providence College, magna cum laude. Howes has been an associate at GSL for nearly eight years. She is active with the New England Chapter of the Community Association Institute (CAI) and is a member of CAI's Emerging Leader's Network, and CAI Rhode Island's Legislative Action Committee.
Howes is a frequent speaker at CAI events and a contributor to Condo Media magazine, for which she writes a monthly column that addresses issues in the Rhode Island condominium community, along with Frank A. Lombardi, a principal and manager of GSL's RI office. Both attorneys secured a significant victory for condominium associations at the Rhode Island Supreme Court in the case of Twenty Eleven, LLC v. Botelho, in which the Court confirmed that a condominium association has a priority lien capable of extinguishing a first mortgage.
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Condo Sales Are Red Hot This Summer!
Condo Sales Are Red Hot This Summer!
Single family home sales in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire are on the rise once again this year. Record sales have driven the Massachusetts condominium market up 9% over last year's figures! The median sale price in MA has been on the rise for 15 straight years, now over $360,000.
In New Hampshire, condo unit sales have increased by 17% since last year. So far, 2017 has reached record highs for sales in the condo industry, creating a very strong market for the summer.
The home values in Rhode Island followed a similar trend, rising by nearly 7% in the last year. This is expected to continue to rise by almost another 2% by year's end. In the condominium market, sales rose for the fourth consecutive year. The number of closings reached 199 in May, an increase of 12.4 percent from the prior year. The median price was up 2.6 percent to $205,000. Here, too, listings have fallen. The number of active listings was 861 last month, compared to 923 in May 2016.
Real Estate Radio Boston In Studio 05/20/2017
- Featured in the video is GSL Principal Ellen Shapiro during her most recent WBZ Real Estate Radio Boston segment in which she is taped in studio talking about condoization, from when it's appropriate to who should be involved. Watch as Ellen shares examples for condominium owners and associations. GSL appears frequently as expert contributors on WBZ's Real Estate Radio Boston with hosts Rick Scherer & Ali Alavi. Hear GSL's point of view in this segment of Real Estate Radio Boston!
- The show aired on Saturday, May 20th, 2017 from 8-9 p.m. on WBZ A.M. 1030 Real Estate Radio, with hosts Rick Scherer & Ali Alavi.
- For information about our future airings, please stay tuned for updates via email, Facebook, and Twitter.
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Number of individuals between 21 and 64, with a BA degree or higher, who reported a disability in 2011.1
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Malmsey Madeira New York Historic Series
Madeira /19.5% ABV / New York, United States
- Category
- Madeira
- Region
- New York, United States
- 19.5%
Product description
In the 18th and 19th centuries, Madeira was the United States' most prestigious wine, shipped to connoisseurs in major seaports from New Orleans to Boston. Prominent families purchased vintage Madeira in cask or demijohn, and built sizeable collections for long-term aging. In the late-1800s, successive plagues of Oïdium and Phylloxera devastated Madeira production, and the tradition of Madeira drifted into obscurity. As America's leading merchant of rare, old Madeiras, The Rare Wine Co. has been a major force behind Madeira's recent revival in the marketplace—introducing a new generation of wine lovers to the wonders of vintage Madeira. But it was long a dream of ours to introduce Madeira's glory to a broader market—teaching Americans about both Madeira's magical quality and our two centuries of shared history ... Thus the Historic Series was born. The RWC Historic Series represents a close collaboration between The Rare Wine Co. and Vinhos Barbeito. First conceived in 1998, the goal from the beginning was to produce a series of affordable varietal Madeiras that possess the magical qualities of great Vintage Madeira. The difficulty of such a task was great, and, in fact, it took four years to perfect the blends. But finally in 2002, the first two wines in the series—New York Malmsey and Boston Bual—were released. And in 2004, the third in the series, Charleston Sercial, was released. The market reception has been extraordinary. EACH WINE is made up of 85% of the stated varietal, selected from parcels of wine averaging 15 to 20 years old. The remaining 15% is very old Tinta Negra Mole, 40 to 60 years of age, which gives the wines much of their aged vintage character. EACH WINE is named for an American seaport where Madeira was popular in the 18th and 19th centuries. The labels feature early engravings and historic information, further evoking a sense of Madeira's towering importance in American history.View all products by The Rare Wine Co.California Residents: Click here for Proposition 65 WARNING


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How To Rock All-Black Through Spring/Summer
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Compatible with 74-88 Porsche 911 models and later 928 models. Bolts onto car's 40-spline steering column. Fits and 6x70mm steering wheel.More details
Manufacturer Part #: C231
This adapter will allow you to mount your 6-bolt MOMO or other 6x70mm pattern steering wheel to the steering column in many Porsche models. The install is bolt-on without any welding using the 40-spline steering column on the car. The collapsable structure of the hub is designed to absorb an impact. This shorter version of the hub is 2" shorter than the long version (see related products.)
Kit includes hub, hub cover, 6 countersunk screws for mounting wheel to hub, allen key, grounding plate and grounding wire.
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1974-88 Porsche 911 (including Carrera, 930, Turbo, etc)
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1978-95 Porsche 928
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Restaurant style aloo keema is a nicely spiced, dry Indian potato and beef or lamb curry that makes a nice change to the usual suspects.
Jalfrezi is number one in the UK for a reason. Vindaloo might be the most famous. A well executed madras is a wonderful thing.
But sometimes you need to go a different way. Mix it up. Something new. Something fresh. Aloo keema fits the bill nicely. Well spiced beef or lamb. Creamy potatoes. A bit of heat from the green chilies. Just tasty.
Aloo keema done restaurant style
It's basically really good samosa filling. Not exactly but it's similar. You could use it to make samosas though. That would work. Or you could serve it up along side other Indian restaurant classics and surprise your guests.
This is Indian restaurant style cooking. It relies on something called curry base. They use it a lot in restaurant style cooking.
That's how they crank out curries to order in under 10 minutes. That's also how they get the smooth, rich sauce you haven't managed to recreate at home.
Now you know. There's a link to a how to guide below that covers off everything you need to know.
Restaurant style means do your prep up front
As always with Indian restaurant cooking there are things to do up front. Do your prep. That's critical. Make your curry base and have some heated and ready to go. Pre-cook your keema. Measure out your ingredients.
Have everything ready. And wear old clothes or put on an apron. Indian restaurant cooking is messy stuff. If it doesn't splatter you aren't doing it right…
If you have not read the guide to Indian restaurant technique yet, do it now. It has pictures to help you understand the recipe. There's also a guide to Indian ingredients in that post.
Once you're ready to go, the whole thing comes together in 10 minutes. Aloo keema. Just like your local Indian restaurant or takeaway should be making…
aloo keema
- 2 Tbsp vegetable oil
- 1 Tbsp garlic ginger paste
- 1 tsp kasoor methi - fenugreek leaves
- 2 tsp Indian restaurant spice mix
- 1/2 tsp kosher salt
- 2 green finger hot chilies - thinly sliced
- 1 Tbsp tomato paste - diluted with water to the consistency of passata
- 15 oz curry base
- 12 oz cooked potatoes - cut in 1/2 inch cubes
- 12 oz pre-cooked keema
- a bit of water if needed while simmering
- juice of 1/6 lemon
- Combine Indian restaurant spice mix, kasoor methi, chili powder and salt in a small bowl.
- Dilute the tomato paste with enough water to get to the consistency of passata.
- Heat your frying pan (don't use non-stick) briefly over medium heat.
- Add 2 Tbsp vegetable oil. Use all the oil specified. It's important.
- When the oil starts to shimmer in the garlic ginger paste. Cook it, stirring constantly, until it stops sputtering.
- Turn down the heat and add the spice mix. This is the critical step. Stir it constantly for 30 seconds. If it starts to darken lift the pan off the heat. You want the spice mix to cook in the oil but not burn.
- Turn the heat up to medium high. Add the diluted tomato paste and stir until bubbles form (the oil will likely separate). This takes around 30 seconds to one minute depending on the heat.
- Add 3 oz of curry base. Stir until bubbles form (little craters really), around 30 seconds. Watch the edges of the pan. The curry can stick here.
- Now add 6 oz of curry base and stir briefly. Let it cook until the bubbles form again. This takes 1-2 minutes.
- Add the rest of the curry base and let cook until the bubbles form. Turn the heat down to low and add the pre-cooked keema.
- Let the curry simmer for about 5 minutes. If it gets too thick add a bit more curry base. Don't add water.
- Add the cooked potatoes and cook another 2-3 minutes to warm themthrough.
- Stir in the lemon juice, taste and adjust salt and lemon to taste.
- Garnish with thinly sliced green onions and green chilies if you like.