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Size Charts and Instructions
How to select the correct ring size?
|Ring size
Choosing the right ring size will take a bit of effort and time, but it is important to get the size right - too tight ring is uncomfortable or impossible to wear and too big ring will easily slip off from the finger. The size of the finger changes, even within the same day. In the morning and again in the evening the fingers are usually slightly swollen, as well as when the weather is hot. In the middle of the day on a cooler weather the fingers are smaller. Therefore the best setting for measuring your ring size is in the middle of the day in a normal room temperature.
Buying new rings is easy if you already know your ring size. Kalevala Jewelry ring sizes are equal to the inner diameter of the ring in millimeters. The other common ring size system is based on the inner circumference of the ring. The conversion table shows how these two different measuments correspond to each other.
Many jewelry stores have special measurement rings that can be used for measuring the correct ring size. At home the correct size can be tested by cutting a narrow shred from a flexible paper, curling it around the finger and using a pen to mark the spot where the paper ring feels comfortable. The length of the straightened shred will give you the circumference of the ring and the correct ring size can then be found from the conversion table.
It is important to keep the paper ring as round as possible for it to correspond the real ring. The type of the fingers defines the correct measurement point: a person with larger joints should take the measurement from around the joint, and a person with pointy fingers should take the measurement from the spot where the ring would normally go.
Also the width of the ring affects the size selection. Wide rings require approximately 5mm larger size.
If you want to have a ring in the same size as the one you already have, the easiest way to find out the size is to measure the inner diameter of the ring. The best tool for the job is a vernier caliper found at least in some homes. Also dividers can be used for transfering the ring diameter onto a ruler. Note that older rings may no longer be perfectly round and the measurement may be slightly incorrect.
The length of a necklace
Refer to the image to see how the most common Kalevala Jewelry necklace lengths set. This will make it easier to predict the size of a necklace when worn. The image is also a good guideline when looking for a correct length for a bit lower hanging necklace.
How to select the correct bracelet size?
Kalevala Jewelry uses two different sizes for bracelets:
- Stiff bracelets are sized using the inner diameter of the bracelet. Size 60 equals a bracelet with inner diameter of 60mm.
- Chains and chain-like bracelets are sized using the length of the bracelet in centimeters (straightened bracelet measured including the clasp)
To find a correct size for a closed bracelet with a clasp or for bracelets with an opening: measure the width of your wrist and compare it with the size of the bracelet. The measurement is best taken with a vernier caliper but also a normal ruler will do. The best location for taking the measurement is where the wrist is the widest. The bracelet diameter should be a bit bigger than the width of the wrist so that the bracelet will not press the wrist when the hand moves.
There are several ways to find out the correct bracelet chain length:
- measure the length of an existing nicely fitting bracelet chain
- wrap a coord around your wrist so that it feels comfortable, mark the point and measure the length
- measure the circumference of your wrist with a measuring tape. Add couple of centimeters to the measurement - correctly sized bracelet leaves some space for the wrist without sticking to the skin.
Some of Kalevala Jewelry bracelets have a clasp that can be attached to any of the links in the chain. With these models the size can be easily adjusted and measuring the correct size is not that important as long as the chain length is sufficient.
The correct size of an anklet
Before ordering the anklet verify the correct chain length by measuring the circumference of your ankle with a measuring tape and comparing the measurement to the size of the anklet. The best anklet size is a question of personal preference as long as the anklet doesn't squeeze the skin.


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Here Come the Tweets: Gnip Offers Access to Full Twitter Archive (For a Price)
Twitter is largely credited with the rise of the "interest graph," the name for the network of various and sundry things we as humans like to do, and the ways in which those interests connect us to one another. Each tweet brings more insight as to what we're thinking and what we care about in real time, with hundreds of millions of those signals flowing through Twitter's pipes each day.
It's a rich trove of data that can prove extremely valuable to marketers and research firms, though only a handful of companies pay for access to the "firehose," Twitter's stream of real-time tweet data. And not all of those companies have full access, meaning the data may be less meaningful than, say, if you had access to every tweet ever tweeted since Twitter's inception six years ago.
That's Gnip's pitch, at least. Gnip, a social data API aggregation company that sells vast amounts of social data to third-party analysts and marketers through its single API, announced on Wednesday that it will now offer the entirety of all archived tweets available for outside analysis. Provided, of course, that you pay to use Gnip's new "historical powertrack" product.
Gnip has offered a similar service in the past. The company's original offering touted filtered search results for firms, including a 30-day "backtrack," which allowed for viewing complete Twitter data information over the past month. That's useful for, say, a company who has just launched a media campaign and wants to see the effect of its impact on the Web — or at the very least, how that buzz has translated into chatter among the Twitter-literate.
Gnip was the first to do this; competitor DataSift followed suit shortly thereafter, offering more history than Gnip — up to two years of previous tweets.
The appeal of Gnip's new service, then, is to contextualize a given search term throughout the entirety of Twitter's history, perhaps seeing the impact (or lack thereof) that different marketing campaigns have had on generating social media buzz.
All of that said, whether lots of Twitter buzz translates to actual sales or market movement is still a point of contention between marketers and analysts — especially in the still-nascent days of brands and Big Media figuring out how to most effectively use platforms like Twitter, Facebook and Foursquare to reach consumers.
At the very least, Gnip's new offering means you won't have to resort to thumbing the Dewey Decimal cards of the Library of Congress the next time you're trying to gain access to one of your long-since-tweeted messages. Just be prepared to cough up some green.

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It's fascinating how a simple whoosh of wind from a person's posterior can prove to be an antidote and a potent poison.
Imagine this scenario: You're trapped in an elevator at Sogo, Saturday afternoon. Everything's quiet and suddenly, a foul stench erupts. You gasp for air, your lungs constrict, and you nearly vomit. It's like a gas chamber, which makes you wonder if some Nazi invented the elevator.
If Hitler knew about this poison, he would have saved a lot of money on Zyklon-B, and spent more on eggs and baked beans.
Now for the second scenario: The same Saturday morning. You woke up on the wrong side of bed, and nobody sent you any friend requests on Facebook (argghhhh! im unpopular)
You go to Sogo and take the elevator. You stomach clenches all of a sudden, but you're afraid of becoming a threat to national security. So you let it out bit by bit, hoping no bass rumbles would give you away.
And you did it! Now you hide a wide grin and watch the 1/8th degree homicide unfolding in the lift. People around you give sharp stares (while gasping) and you stare straight at them, as if to say 'You did it, didnt you?'
Finally the door opens at the perfume floor. Other people rush out like Japanese traingoers attacked by nerve gas. You laugh out loud at your success. It's better than perfume :)


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Active Sensing and Data Driven Algorithm Selection
IEEE KIMAS Conference, Boston, October 2003
Roger Brockett
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Making use of Hidden Symmetries in Data
IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory, Japan, July 2003
Roger Brockett
It is a cornerstone of theoretical physics that the discovery and exploitation of symmetries is basic to understanding the structure of nature. On the other hand, information theorists have come to view symmetries as both a blessing and a curse in the design of codes. In this talk we emphasize the positive aspects focusing on the use of symmetries in the algorithmic domain. Our emphasis will be on problems involving the estimation of random processes, where the symmetries are revealed by the existence of a suitable type of Lie algebra, but we will also show that the existence of symmetries lies behind a number of well known practical algorithms used in signal processing and linear algebra. Finally, we will discuss the use of approximate symmetries in the context of a problem arising in neuroscience involving place cell data.
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Subriemannian Geodesics, Oscillations, and a Feedback Regulator Problem
Banach Center Workshop on Geometry and Nonlinear Control, Poland, June 2003
Roger Brockett
Many important engineering systems accomplish their purpose using cyclic processes whose characteristics are under feedback control. Examples involving thermodynamic cycles and electromechanical energy conversion processes are particularly noteworthy. Likewise, cyclic processes are prevalent in nature and the idea of a pattern generator is widely used to rationalize mechanisms used for orchestrating movements such as those involved in locomotion and respiration. In this talk, we develop a linkage between the use of cyclic processes and the control of nonholonomic systems, emphasizing the problem of achieving stable regulation.
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The Weyl group as a symmetry group for subriemannian geodesics
Workshop on Geometry, Dynamics and Mechanics in Honour of the 60th Birthday of J.E. Marsden, Fields Institute, Toronto, August 2002
Roger Brockett
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Dynamical Systems and Computational Mechanisms
Royal Academy of Sciences, Belgium, July 2002
Roger Brockett
Developments in fields outside electrical engineering and computer science have raised questions about the possibility of carrying out computation in ways other than those based on digital logic. Quantum computing and neuro-computing are examples. When formulated mathematically, these new fields relate to dynamical systems and raise questions in signal processing whose resolution seems to require new methods. Up until now, the statement that computers are dynamical systems of the input/output type has not gotten computer scientists especially excited because it has not yet been shown to have practical consequence or theoretical power. It is my goal here to try to show that this point of view has both explanatory value and mathematical interest.
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In July 2001, the Presidency of BiH expressed clear commitment for accession of Bosnia and Herzegovina into European and Euro - Atlantic integration and the NATO Partnership for Peace Program, as well as for implementation of the reforms required in terms of the defence system and the restructuring of its Armed Forces. Having these objectives in mind, major efforts have been made over the past period in order to create the necessary environment for successful process of the reform of the defence system, for attaining of internal stability and creating the conditions for credible NATO bid.


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Friday, November 13, 2009
Tactful Invitations
15 comments:
- webhill said...
For some reason the drug ad that's struck me as funny lately is the one for a drug marketed to dogs as Vetmedin (pimobendan is the name of it). The ad claims that they a "study of unprecedented magnitude reveals the secret of a longer life in dogs with congestive heart failure!" Okaaaaay. They want to sell the drug on the grounds that THEIR study is BIGGER THAN everyone else's study? Seriously? That's the best they could come up with??
- November 13, 2009 at 7:04 AM
- ER's Mom said...
We had that exact same title for a charity ball for our local Alzheimer's group.
One hopes people recognize the disconnect.
- November 13, 2009 at 7:43 AM
Aricept handed out at the reception entrance.
webhill: studies are designed to be only as large as they need to be. Smaller effect sizes require larger studies. You can infer that if the study was large, the effect size they were looking for must have been small.
- November 13, 2009 at 9:18 AM
- The Good Cook said...
Got'ta love those marketing people...
- November 13, 2009 at 9:25 AM
- The Mother said...
Oh, that's got me chuckling.
What I really want to know--do you think they were actually going for the irony angle, or are they just clueless?
- November 13, 2009 at 9:54 AM
- HeatherLynn said...
*shakes head*....a night to remember? wooooooooow. c'mon now!
- November 13, 2009 at 11:00 AM
- ERP said...
I guess it is better than "Twist the night away! An evening for the ALS Foundation!"
- November 13, 2009 at 11:23 AM
Introductions should be REALLY fun there..."Hi, I'm...uh...er....who am I again?"
Please tell us you submitted that to FailBlog..
- November 13, 2009 at 11:37 AM
- modesty press said...
I once taught classes in a downtown office building next door to the county mental health clinic. As I looked out my classroom window I saw drug addicts, street people, suicidally depressed people, schizophrenic people, crazy criminals not pretending too hard to be crazy standing in line for their turn to get into the clinic. On the building wall for them to look at as they waited for their turn to get into the clinic, I saw a brightly colored poster with the headline: Celebrate Mental Health!
Once I saw a man running down the same street pursued by police officers, pulling off his clothes as he ran. As he ran by my window he escaped from his pants. Perhaps he was celebrating.
- November 13, 2009 at 1:44 PM
- Frank said...
An evening to remember: Now with extra Aricept and Namenda in the punch!
- November 13, 2009 at 3:34 PM
- Classof65 said...
When Alzheimer's patients take a drug like Aricept, do the patients themselves notice a difference? Seriously...
- November 13, 2009 at 7:07 PM
- Kimbra Kasch said...
;-) that is either hilarious or very cruel - but I can't remember. . .
- November 13, 2009 at 10:53 PM
- Chris said...
I think.
- November 15, 2009 at 2:42 AM
I used to worry about Alzheimer's, but I can't remember why.
- November 15, 2009 at 11:16 PM
- Pink Lady said...
Have found your blog recently and love reading through your old posts.
My sister worked at a clothing store while in university. They were asked to participate at a fashion show where the proceeds went to an Alzheimer's group. My grandfather had Alzheimer's disease and my sister was eager to contribute her time and funds to this endeavour. However, she was very upset that they constantly played Barbra Streisand's rendition of "Memories" during the entire fashion show!!!
Needless to say, many family members of people with Alzheimer's were in attendance, and furious. Many left before the silent auction (which was the big money maker for the event).
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The Spencer R. Atkinson Library of Applied Anatomy and P&S Comparative Anatomy collections are open to research by all qualified personnel. Access to the collections is by appointment only. Appointments are scheduled by the Curator upon receipt of a written statement of research objectives and data collection methods. (You may download research request form links at the bottom of this page.) All research requests must be submitted in writing on institutional letterhead and addressed to
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A report of research findings must be provided to the Curator at the conclusion of a research study regardless of whether or not a formal publication results.
Research request forms are available online or upon request from the CDHCS curator. The following information must be provided in the research request submitted by faculty or visiting scholars:
Research request forms are available online or upon request from CDHCS. Faculty sponsorship is required for submission of a student research request. In addition to those eleven items listed above, dental school students must provide the following:
For adequate review and scheduling, research requests must be submitted at least three months in advance by visiting scholars and one month in advance by dental school faculty and students. Proposed visit date(s) and study duration will be discussed at the time of research request submission to determine the feasibility of dates and times. Following consideration and approval of the research request by the CDHCS Curator, the researcher will be notified of the approval in writing.
Research permission is granted only to faculty and students of the University of the Pacific, to visiting scholars affiliated with academic institutions and to medical and dental professionals.
On the day of the visit, the researcher will sign a Research Use Form that contains the following information: Researcher's name, phone number, affiliation or professional address, email address, a brief description of conditions governing research use, and a list of specimens examined. The Research Use Form serves as a means of efficient recordkeeping for CDHCS.
Research study of the skull collections by dental school faculty, students and visiting scholars must take place at the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry in CDHCS's designated research area. Special permission must be obtained to transport specimens to nearby facilities for photographing, X-raying or CT scanning.
Based on the objectives of the study and in consultation with the researcher, CDHCS Curator will set aside a specific or random sample of specimens from the skull collections. A Web-searchable database is being developed for the Atkinson Collection. As soon as it is available on line, researchers will be encouraged to access specimen information via the database to facilitate the selection process. Pre-selection of skulls using the database will minimize the visitor's need to survey the collection itself, an activity CDHCS discourages due to collection preservation concerns.
The curator will do most of the handling of the specimens, retrieving them from the storage cabinets for study and returning them after examination is completed. In this manner the potential for damage to the specimens is minimized. On the first day of the study, the researcher will be asked to read CDHCS's Procedural Advice for Handling Skulls guidelines and to sign a research form. There are no restrictions on the number of specimens available for study.
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The client Settings article is linked from the Windows client page.
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Integrating Novell Linux Desktop into a Novell NetWare network
As I researched the use of Novell Linux Desktop (NLD) in a NetWare 6.5 Network, I became frustrated with the lack of documentation concerning using NLD as a client to a NetWare server. I started out by scouring the Novell site for Documentation \ TIDS and Cool Solutions. This search turned up very little. I decided that I needed to figure out a path through NetWare's NFAP and LDAP tools to create what I thought would be some crude connectivity. After working for a little while on LDAP authentication I was guided by a fellow Forum reader who had figured out how to get LDAP authentication working by using the directions for authenticating to eDirectory on Linux. Here are those instructions:
1. First go in to ConsoleOne
You need to create an LDAP Proxy User and give it the relevant permissions.
1. In the Organizational Unit where the LDAP Server and LDAP Group objects are, create a new user called ldapproxy, don't give it a home directory and leave the password blank. 2. View the properties of the new user. Across the top, click on the restrictions tab. 3. In the password restrictions uncheck 'Allow user to change password' and 'Require a password.' 4. Apply the changes and close the user. 5. Right click the tree root and choose 'Trustees of this object.' 6. Click Add trustee. Now traverse down the tree and find the LDAP proxy user you just created, select the user and click OK. 7. Now you will have a box titled 'Rights assigned to selected objects' and two Properties in the box already '[Entry rights]' and '[All Attribute Rights]'. Click 'Add Property.' 8. You will see a list of properties; the ones we need are not in the list by default. You need to check the box 'Show all properties,' click on 'CN' and press OK. You will see CN added to the list of properties. 9. Repeat this process with the following attributes: * Description * O * OU * Object Class * dc * gecos * gidNumber * homeDirectory * loginShell * memberUid * uidNumber * uniqueID 10. Once they are added to the properties, click OK and the LDAP proxy user will be added to the trustees list. 11. Now find your 'LDAP Group' object and view the properties. You will see an empty box titled 'Proxy user name. Put the LDAP proxy user you have just created here (ensure you specify the full context). 12. Click Apply and close out. 13. Finally view the properties on the 'LDAP Server' object and the click the 'Refresh NLDAP Server Now' button.
2. Now you must configure your NDS user account for Linux Logon
1. Find your user account in ConsoleOne and view the properties. 2. The fourth tab across is titled 'UNIX Profile.' Click this tab. In the User ID box you must specify a unique number for all your users. I have the following in the fields: User Id: 10001 Note: Must be unique for every user Primary Group: 100 Note: This is the standard linux users group. Login Shell: Bash /bin/bash Home Directory: /home/*Username* 3. Click Apply and Close. Repeat for any other users you need to authenticate.
3. In NLD Administration Settings
1. From Network Services, Choose LDAP client. 2. Click the 'Use LDAP' radio button. 3. In the 'LDAP Base DN' field I have: ou=Users,ou=Bedwas,o=Peters. Enter your own context here. 4. In the 'Addresses of LDAP Servers' box put the IP Address of your NetWare server. 5. Check the 'LDAP TLS/SSL' box. 6. In the Advanced Configuration screen have 'Enable LDAP Users to Log In' checked, and nothing else. 7. Click Next and you will return to LDAP Client Configuration screen. Click Finish.
4. Automatic home directory creation
The final step is to enable automatic home directory creation.
1. Open the file '/etc/pam.d/login' in text editor and add the following line above the first line beginning 'session':
session required /lib/security/pam_mkhomedir.so skel=/etc/skel umask=0022
2. Now open the file '/etc/pam.d/xdm' in text editor and add the following line above the first line beginning 'session':
session required /lib/security/pam_mkhomedir.so skel=/etc/skel umask=0022
3. Now open the file '/etc/pam.d/gdm' (if you are using kde the file will be called kdm) in text editor and add the following line above the first line beginning 'session':
session required /lib/security/pam_mkhomedir.so skel=/etc/skel umask=0022
This all worked perfectly!
Next I wanted to create and use home directories on the server.
I went to NFSAdmin in ConsoleOne and shared the root of the users' home directory structure. I then went to YAST / NFS Client and figured out that in order to mount an NFS share I needed to create a local folder to *import* the NFS share into, so I created a folder called *NET_Users* on the local drive and imported the NFS share. This, however, did not work. So back to the forums and docs.
I soon stumbled onto the fact that you need to set NFS shares to specific client(physical box) or use an *** to set the share to *all*. This allowed NLD to import the directory structure at boot without error. However NLD kept creating the users home directory in the */Home* folder on the local drive ignoring the network path. I soon realized that the *Unix Profile* home directory path needed to point to the imported share mounted as *NET_Users* on the NLD box. i.e. /NET_Users/Username.
Now with some minor mods to any Linux install you can authenticate and use an eDirectory user and its home directory.
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Robin's band of merry men, Maid Marian, and the sheriff of Nottingham are all here in this colorful take on the classic legend. Written in simple language that is accessible to young readers, these illustrated classics allow them to become acquainted with great authors and their works without the need to grapple with a text that might be too complex for children their age. Colorful illustrations complement the stories and enrich the reading experience by depicting details that put the reader in the midst of the story. Each book also includes a capsule author biography that provides background for the text.Larousse Mexico Staff is the author of 'Robin Hood ', published 2004 under ISBN 9789702205289 and ISBN 970220528X.[read more]
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Theatre is an outdoor structure for drama performances or spectacles in ancient Greece and Rome.
The oldest place which can be called a theatre is situated in Knossos and we don't know what kind of spectacle the inhabitants of Knossos watched there; it's highly likely though that they watched beautiful Cretan girls gracefully whirl around in what Homer calls "the dancing place". Dance is the origin of theatre and that's why the very heart of the theatre, its core, is called orchestra: the area where the chorus "orchestrates".
The concept of theatre is deeply connected with the concept of Greek civilization and if we paraphrased Pausanias, we could say that a city cannot be named a city if it has no theatre. So, Greeks founded dozens of theatres all over the ancient world. Even Spartans had a theatre, although we are accustomed to thinking of them always fighting or exercising.
Naturally Athens holds once more the leading part and the earliest extant theatre today lies on the southern slope of the Acropolis. Despite the fact that what we see today reflects the form the theatre took in the 4th century in the time of the archon Lycurgus, we cannot help thinking that in this theatre presented their plays the great tragic poets Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides and in this same theatre once sat among the public Solon, Pericles, Socrates, Plato and Aristotle who gave us the definition of tragedy.
Many and important theatres were built by the Greeks, in Thoricos and Corinth, in Delphi and Delos, Dodona and Megalolpolis, Syracusae and Milos and the most recently excavated in Messini. The most beautiful and best preserved though, lies in Epidaurus.
The theatre of Epidaurus appears, as you walk uphill coming from the entrance, like huge arms ready to embrace you and introduce you into the mysteries of tragedy or the gaiety of comedy. Famous for its acoustics, this theatre can offer you moments of great emotion, either you go there as a visitor or as a spectator. Is it more beautiful when packed with the audience impatiently waiting for the performance to begin (it can be an ancient tragedy or a shakespearian drama) or absolutely empty on a sunny morning when you can hear, "see" and feel your voice vibrate the air and reach to the 55th row of seats, the last one of the upper diazoma. You stand on the stone on which the "thymeli", the altar of Dionysos, had been built and think of the ancient actor who had competed there during a festival in honour of Asclepius. The spectators would come from many different places and after the performance they would go for lunch: it would be midday because the performance then took place in the morning. And then you think of Callas singing Norma and standing exactly there.
Nowadays the theatre of Epidaurus is regularly used for drama performances, mainly ancient tragedies and comedies.
Many of our theatres are being restored and some are used in the summer for performances. There is in fact a movement, called "diazoma" in this aim. Naturally it's a great pleasure to sit on a seat of an ancient theatre and watch a performance but that's not always the best for the monument itself. It's up to the archaeologists to make this decision.
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Recently I went about creating widgets for my various projects on the web as I heard it was a good way to get even more exposure.
So using Widgetbox, I made a widget for this blog, UNF. I've got it in the sidebar so you can have a look. You can also find it listed at Widgetbox.
I went for a basic look. No images or anything. Just a list of the most recent posts on the blog. You might be able to customise it to best fit your blog or website, if you have one.
There's a button at the bottom of the widget, or blidget as they call it, which will allow you to get the code to install it in your own blog, or MySpace page and so on. There's quite a few supported platforms. So if you feel like supporting the blog or the community, then by all means feel free to use it.


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Palin: Obama 2nd term 'catastrophic'
Even before a winner was declared in the presidential contest, Sarah Palin sounded a pessimistic note on Tuesday night, saying that a second term for President Barack Obama will mean a "catastrophic" blow to the economy.
"Unfortunately, we know what we will get with four more years of President Obama," the former GOP vice presidential nominee told Fox News's Greta Van Susteren. "This really is a catastrophic set-back to our economy and to any opportunity that we would have for Supreme Court justices to be appointed who would be strict adherents to the traditional interpretation of what our Constitution says."
( See also: 2012 election results map)
Palin added that she hoped "things can turn around" before the end of the night.
"I'm crossing my fingers, Greta, and hoping things can turn around in the remaining hours of the evening," she said, striking a resigned tone.
Later in the interview, Palin ran through a litany of problems that, she suggested, are associated with Obama— and expressed disbelief that voters would go down that path.
"I just cannot believe, though, that the majority of Americans would believe that incurring more debt is good for our economy, for our children's futures, for job creators," she said. "I cannot believe that the majority of Americans would believe it's OK not to follow the Constitution and not have a budget. And I can't believe the majority of Americans say it's OK to rely on foreign sources of energy instead of drilling and mining our own resources.
"It's a perplexing time for many of us right now, if things continue in this trend that we have seen earlier tonight," she added.


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WHEN I was about 9 years old, I graduated to a Little League whose diamonds were a few miles from our house, in a neighborhood that got rougher after dark. After one practice finished early, I ended up as the last kid left with the coach, waiting in the gloaming while he grumbled, looked at his watch and finally left me — to wait or walk home, I'm not sure which.
I started walking. Halfway there, along a busy road, my father picked me up. He called my coach, as furious as you would expect a protective parent to be; the coach, who probably grew up having fistfights in that neighborhood, gave as good as he got; I finished the season in a different league.
Here are two things that didn't happen. My (lawyer) father did not call the police and have the coach arrested for reckless endangerment of a minor. And nobody who saw me picking my way home alone thought to call the police on my parents, or to charge them with neglect for letting their child slip free of perfect safety for an hour.
Today they might not have been so lucky. For instance, they might have ended up like the Connecticut mother who earned a misdemeanor for letting her 11-year-old stay in the car while she ran into a store. Or the mother charged with "contributing to the delinquency of a minor" after a bystander snapped a photo of her leaving her 4-year-old in a locked, windows-cracked car for five minutes on a 50 degree day. Or the Ohio father arrested in front of his family for "child endangerment" because — unbeknown to him — his 8-year-old had slipped away from a church service and ended up in a nearby Family Dollar.
Or (I'm just getting warmed up) like the mother of four, recently widowed, who left her children — the oldest 10, the youngest 5 — at home together while she went to a community-college class; her neighbor called the police, protective services took the kids, and it took a two-year legal fight to pry them back from foster care. Or like the parents from two families who were arrested after their girls, two friends who were 5 and 7, cut through a parking lot near their houses — again without the parents' knowledge — and were spotted by a stranger who immediately called the police.
Or — arriving at this week's high-profile story — like Debra Harrell, an African-American single mother in Georgia, who let her 9-year-old daughter play in a nearby park while she worked a shift at McDonald's, and who ended up shamed on local news and jailed.
Some of these cases have been reported, but some are first-person accounts, and in some the conduct of neighbors and the police and social workers may be more defensible than the anecdote suggests.
But the pattern — a "criminalization of parenthood," in the words of The Washington Post's Radley Balko — still looks slightly nightmarish, and there are forces at work here that we should recognize, name and resist.
First is the upper-class, competition-driven vision of childhood as a rigorously supervised period in which unattended play is abnormal, risky, weird. This perspective hasn't just led to "the erosion of child culture," to borrow a quote from Hanna Rosin's depressing Atlantic essay on "The Overprotected Kid"; it has encouraged bystanders and public servants to regard a deviation from constant supervision as a sign of parental neglect.
Second is the disproportionate anxiety over child safety, fed by media coverage of every abduction, every murdered child, every tragic "hot car" death. Such horrors are real, of course, but the danger is wildly overstated: Crime rates are down, abductions and car deaths are both rare, and most of the parents leaving children (especially non-infants) in cars briefly or letting them roam a little are behaving perfectly responsibly.
Third is an erosion of community and social trust, which has made ordinary neighborliness seem somehow unnatural or archaic, and given us instead what Gracy Olmstead's article in The American Conservative dubs the "bad Samaritan" phenomenon — the passer-by who passes the buck to law enforcement as expeditiously as possible. (Technology accentuates this problem: Why speak to a parent when you can just snap a smartphone picture for the cops?)
And then finally there's a policy element — the way these trends interact not only with the rise of single parenthood, but also with a welfare system whose work requirements can put a single mother behind a fast-food counter while her kid is out of school.
This last issue presents a distinctive challenge to conservatives like me, who believe such work requirements are essential. If we want women like Debra Harrell to take jobs instead of welfare, we have to also find a way to defend their liberty as parents, instead of expecting them to hover like helicopters and then literally arresting them if they don't.
Otherwise we'll be throwing up defenses against big government, while ignoring a police state growing in our midst.


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A client on a company can run commands and view the Group Policy settings applied to his own account and computer.
The commands are:
- gpresult (and all of its variants)
- rsop.msc
In my opinion, telling a user what is being enforced upon him can have a minor flaw, as the security administrators will sometime prefer obscurity when it comes to internal users, not knowing what is their security level etc.
Is viewing applied group policy on a client PC not considered a minor security breach?


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During her time with The Pussycat Dolls, Melody Thornton was no stranger to wearing some incredibly daring outfits.
And it seems that despite the fact she hasn't been a member of the girlband for the past two years, Melody is still channelling their wardrobe choices.
The 27-year-old star arrived for Elle's Women In Music event wearing an incredibly daring see-through vintage dress.
Melody told Mail Online at the event: 'I just really wanted to do something crazy. And my friend was like, "You have to stop being so safe, so Jackie O. She was like, "Go out there and show some ass."'
'I like to think I put a little classy twist on it.'
Her former Pussycat Dolls bandmate Nicole Scherzinger was also on the red carpet, however in a rather awkward moment, the pair both snubbed each other.
But Nicole, along with most guests, did gawp at the sheer number from afar.
Melody literally left nothing to the imagination in the brown lace number, which did little to maintain her modesty with its sheer material.
And while the singer managed to draw attention to her gym-honed figure in the outfit, it was something of an odd choice for such a well-attended industry event.
Certainly when compared to her more modestly-dressed peers, Melody stood out from the crowd for all the wrong reasons.
But it was Melody who drew the most attention in her odd ensemble, which she teamed with a pair of flat pumps and gold jewellery.
Since the Pussycat Dolls drifted apart in 2010, Melody has been largely off the radar, apart from an appearance on last year's Popstar to Operastar.
However, last month Melody released her mixtape P.O.Y.B.L, featuring her debut solo single Sweet Vendetta.
Talking about her new material, Melody said recently: 'After the Dolls, I let everything go and took some much needed time to put myself back together.
'We worked liked machines and there was little time for maintenance, so I've spent the past two years just writing, relaxing, and discovering my musical self without limitations.
'My amazing fans and supporters have been patiently waiting to hear the REAL Melody Thornton and this is my thank you. I've written so many songs and P.O.Y.B.L is the first project of many.'


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Singers come out of the shadows at Sundance
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- Documentary gives back-up singers their due
- Audiences give it a standing ovation
PARK CITY, UTAH -- "Some people will do anything to be famous; other people just want to sing," says backup singer Lisa Fischer in 20 Feet From Stardom.
And then others just want to hear those unheralded singers belt out a tune.
Audiences jumped to their feet and several yelled for a song following the world premiere of Twenty Feet from Stardom, the rousing documentary which played on opening night of the Sundance Film Festival.
"This film rocks," shouted out an audience member following the screening.
The uplifting film about the lives of back-up singers, directed by Morgan Neville, elicited a prolonged standing ovation and much excitement when three of the featured singers went up on stage following the screening.
Merry Clayton, a back-up singer for Joe Cocker, the Rolling Stones and Ray Charles, remarked following the film: "I didn't know I had such a big mouth!"
When she opened it to sing Billy Preston and Dennis Wilson's You are So Beautiful, the audience went wild.
"You documented some beautiful ladies who worked very hard for a very long time," she told Neville.
Also featured in the documentary are singers Darlene Love, Lisa Fischer, Tata Vega, Claudia Lennear and Judith Hill. Vega and Hill were on hand for the Sundance premiere and also sang for the audience.
"I'm still asking people to pinch me to see if this is really real life," marveled Vega, who now tours with Elton John, as she stood on stage.
Several of the featured singers will also performs in a concert Sunday night at Sundance House.
"I came in on Darlene's shoulders and Judith came in on my shoulders," said Clayton about Hill, who sang back-up for Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder.
Hill had been at Sundance last year with the debut of Spike Lee's Red Hook Summer, whose soundtrack she performed on. She said she was inspired by the documentary. "It's given me so much hope and encouragement for my future" Hill said.
The film pays tribute to the unsung heroes willing to stay in the shadows and offer support. As back-up artists reflect on their careers and love for singing, Neville shines a light on the conflicts, sacrifices and rewards of their harmonic convergence.
"What I realized very quickly is it was a family," Neville said. "If somebody gets sick, 10 back-up singers give them a call. So much of our celebrity culture is about me and I and one's ego. This is all about disappearing into a greater whole."
20 Feet From Stardom features some of the catchiest and most memorable refrains, riffs and hooks sung by background vocalists, and tells the personal stories of some of the best voices in the business. It intersperses rare archival footage with the comments of the musical stars they sing with, including Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder, Mick Jagger and Sting. But in this film the stadium-filling rock stars play second fiddle.


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By working with the Plymouth Area Chamber of Commerce rather than against it, the Plymouth Redevelopment Authority allows the town to throw its support behind a plan that will bolster the town's economy at a time when it can use all the help it can get.
Two groups with Plymouth's best interests at heart have a vision for the future of the town's historic courthouse but the Plymouth Redevelopment Authority should step aside and allow the Plymouth Area Chamber of Commerce to proceed.
Given how much both care about the town, we can understand why the Board of Selectmen would be reluctant to judge in this courthouse standoff. When the two groups made pitches last week in an attempt to win town support for their bid to buy the county building, the board refused to bite and instead told them to go back and work out their differences.
Rather than force the issue, the PRA should bow out and work with the chamber on ways that the authority's vision for the landmark can be worked into the chamber's plans.
The PRA has stated it would like to take possession of the waterfront gem and then create a committee to study possible uses. The chamber, meanwhile, has already done its due diligence and, to use a popular term, is virtually "shovel ready."
Chamber officials have lined up private money to buy the building and plan to renovate it with a combination of grants, Community Preservation Act dollars and private investment. Its proposal includes a possible partnership with Plymouth Rock Studios for a sound-and-motion attraction behind the courthouse, on the site of the Plymouth County Commissioners building, which is also up for sale.
The chamber also already has tenants lined up, include nonprofit tourism and business entities.
Selectman John Mahoney said he was was leaning toward the redevelopment authority's plan, hoping a public agency could further explore the possibility of a town hall on the site.
But it's location on the waterfront suggests uses that add to the attraction of coming to the waterfront area.
If you're going to build a new town hall, put it somewhere where residents don't have to fight tourist traffic or worry about parking.
We also agree with Selectmen Chairman Richard Quintal and Selectmen Butch Machado, who said the redevelopment authority plan would take too long.
The Plymouth County Commissioners put the 1820 courthouse on the market last week and it's prime location – with sweeping views of the waterfront – is likely to draw interest from other developers.
But the county's process for sale of the property gives the town a significant voice in the matter.
By working with the chamber rather than against it, the PRA will allow the selectmen to throw their support behind a plan that will help bolster the town's economy at a time when it can use all the help it can get.
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"The western idea of gender gives rigidity to something that is inherently fluid."
I wanted to approach my graduate collection as a traditional dissertation. It was important for me to not only convey my design practices but also incorporate a concept that reflected my passion for social issues. My exposure to my Native American ancestry began at an early age. Every year, my mother would take me to Pow Wows in the New York Metropolitan area. I decided to research the symbolism behind many of the dances and regalia, and discovered the two-spirit identity. It is a fundamental idea that exists in certain tribal cultures that essentially defines sexuality as occurring on a spectrum rather than confined strictly to masculinity or femininity. This concept struck me as it challenged the traditional western idea of gender. In the form of a unisex collection, I decided to interpret this concept through juxtapositions: developing textiles with contrasting materials and creating a visual spectrum. Incorporating elements such as hand embroidery and an accessory collaboration with Navajo artist Nathalie Waldman, my collection is a celebration of craft.


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Fast forward more than three decades and you will find one important parallel, the loud and prolonged chanting of a very particular nature, heard after last weekend's game as it was after the West brom defeat of 1979.
The result produced a point and kept City in 4th place. Hoorah for that. We live in strange times and keep exalted company and all that. What it also highlighted was the stubbornness of coach Mancini, who seems so unwilling to shift away from his solidifying the defence mantra that we are in danger of taking every little team too seriously, every little point squeezed from barren games like this as nectar to the Gods.
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If you want to have a squad bursting with the likes of Tevez, Silva, the hitherto malfunctioning but nevertheless "offensive" Johnson and Wright-Philips, if you want Jo and Milner and Balotelli, then surely one has to lift up this coarse hair blanket a little and waft some warm air into our lives. Watching City on Saturday was like having your teeth flossed by the local plumber. This squad has talent coming out of its ears, but it is being asked to drop the fantasy football and play coalface percentages. My heart is beginning to ache. What you can barely justify against United, you will do well to get away with against a baleful Birmingham City.
It is not the lists of rich comedians in sky blue that sets our pulses running. We are used to having a ringer or two in every side, after all. No, it is the hope that we may have left these times behind us. The eternal hope, dashed time after time. The great run of wins that suddenly stops for no reason at home to Charlton Athletic. The magic goal-scoring feats followed swiftly by three nil-nils on the trot. The glorious form of the little winger that precedes six months wallowing in the reserves (elite reserves at that) and an alcohol addiction. The 18 million pound Jo, followed by the 50 grand miss. The nil nil with Birmingham followed by the thrilling 4-2 win at Fulham. You see? It really can't go on like this. My physician is writing one of his little notes for me to take to the chemist again. Twas ever thus.


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John Izuchukwu
Saint Louis, MO
Dr. Izuchukwu is an expert in product liability and patent infringement cases. His areas of expertise include endoscopic surgical staplers, skin staplers, ligation devices, clip appliers, linear and circular cutters, graspers, suturing devices, respiratory devices, anesthesia machines, drug delivery devices, compressed gas containers, pressure regulators, oxygen conservers, oxygen concentrators, cryogenic oxygen devices, breathing circuits, sleep diagnosis and monitoring devices, sleep apnea products, sleep masks and sleep therapy devices, such as CPAP machines, BPAP machines, and portable ventilators. During his industry career, he designed more than two dozen commercially successful medical devices, manufacturing process and quality control procedures, in compliance with FDA and CE Quality Systems Regulations. With 19 utility patents issued to him, Dr. Izuchukwu has successfully testified as an expert witness on product liability prosecution and defense cases, and has served as a consultant as well as expert on patent litigation cases. His forensic skills includes ability to pin-point causes of device and equipment failures, whether attributable to design or manufacturing defects, operator misuse or error. Attorneys have found Dr. Izuchukwu's unique educational, professional and life experience to be useful, when arguing their cases. In fact his expert testimony has led to several uncontested positive conclusions.
BrandMarketing Services, Ltd. (New York, Connecticut, Florida
Larry Chiagouris
Services Nationwide, NY
Rare combination of ADVERTISING and MARKETING expert who has substantial experience as BOTH a SENIOR EXECUTIVE and ACCOMPLISHED Ph.D ACADEMICIAN. Called guru and expert by the media. Substantial trial/deposition experience at federal level. Former Chairman of Advertising Research Foundation and member of AMA board of directors. Fast turnaround.
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The Expert of Experts
Pasadena, CA
20,000+ clients nationwide trust ForensisGroup. SAVE TIME. SAVE MONEY. Get the RIGHT EXPERT promptly. NO COST searches, referrals & initial discussion. Our TECHNICAL ADVANTAGE gives you COMPETITIVE EDGE. We are your Expert Witness Services firm since 1991.
Richard G. Pestell, MD, PhD, FRACP, FACP, MBA
Fort Lauderdale, FL
MD PhD Melbourne University Harvard Medical School Oncology and Endocrinology trained. Executive leader as Director of two NCI Cancer Centers Georgetown University Thomas Jefferson University. MBA with expertise in biotechnology. Experience with patents and patent law.
Headway Marine LLC
Thomas Dyer, PE
Seattle, WA
Offices in Seattle & San Francisco; Naval Architecture; Maritime Patents; Mechanical Patents; Shipyard Pollution History; Maritime Standards/Practices; Regulatory Compliance; Work Boat Construction; Shipyard Management & Costs; Vessel Operations & Accidents; Piloting & Rules of Road; Professional Engineer, Licensed 100 Ton Captain; Assisted in over 120 disputes, representing Shipyards & Workers, Vessel Owners & Seamen; Patent Holders, Plaintiffs & Defendants.
Chief Experience Officer, Inc.
Eric Gould Bear
Austin, TX
100+ patents and patent applications in software and hardware human interaction. 25+ years designing user interfaces and establishing user experience strategies for major corporations. Former university professor and Fortune 500 executive. Hands-on experience with litigation workflow throughout user interface patent infringement law suits.
Software Analysis Group
Steven Kursh, Ph.D., CSDP, CLP
Boston, MA
Steven R. Kursh, Ph.D., CSDP, CLP is a seasoned management consultant and expert witness. He has extensive technical and management experience in the computer software industry. He has and retail. He has been admitted by the Courts in numerous IP and contract dispute matters. His clients include Adobe Bank of America Samsung HP and Honeywell.
Maronick Associates
Thomas Maronick
Baltimore, MD
Former in-house marketing & advertising expert, Bureau of Consumer Protection, Federal Trade Commission. PhD/JD/litigation guideline author. State/Federal Court-qualified expert for plaintiffs & defendants in deceptive advertising, marketing practices, advertising/consumer survey research, trademark litigation.
Hampton IP & Economic Consulting, LLC
Scott D. Hampton, CPA/ABV/CFF
Centerville, UT
Hampton IP & Economic Consulting, LLC, an
investigative accounting firm, is a leader in the
field of economic valuation, financial impact
analyses, and litigation services.
Our principal Scott Hampton has over 34 years of
experience in litigation and has been designated as
an expert on more than 100 litigation matters
involving intellectual property.
Telecommnet Consulting
Tal Lavian Ph.D.
Sunnyvale, CA
A scientist, technologist, and lecturer with 30 years of experience in mobile devices, smartphones, wireless LAN (WLAN), routing, LAN/WAN, Ethernet, TCP/IP, UDP, IP, VoIP and web. Extensive testifying experience in Federal, IPR, and ITC. Invented over 120 patents, prosecuted pro se over 60 patents in front of the USPTO.
Dr. Lavian offers litigation support and expert witness services in the areas of network communications, telecommunications, mobile wireless, and Internet software technologies.
Provides expert witness services in the following areas:
Network communications, telecommunications, Internet protocols, and mobile wireless:
-Communication networks: Internet protocols; TCP/IP suite, TCP, UDP, IP, Ethernet, 802.3, network protocols, network software applications, data link, network, and transport layers (L2, L3, L4), packet switching, data center network architecture
-Mobile wireless: Wi-Fi, 802.11 (a/b/g/n/ac), MAC, PHY, OFDM, DSSS, Wireless LAN (WLAN), CDMA, FDMA, TDMA, SMS, instant messaging (chat), mobile devices, smartphone
-Internet/cloud: Web applications, HTTP, e-mail, SMTP, POP, IMAP, Java, C/C++, file transfer FTP, client-server, cloud computing, distributed computing
-Routing/switching: LAN, WAN, VPN, routing protocols, RIP, BGP, MPLS, OSPF, multicast, DNS, QoS, network infrastructure, network communication architectures
-Unified Communications: PSTN, circuit switching, IP telephony, VoIP, SIP, RTP, SS7, carrier Ethernet, SONET, SDH, WDM, TDM, video/audio conferencing, streaming media
Kelly Hickel
Expert Witness Consulting Services ("EWCS")
New York, NY
Expert Witness Consulting Services, LLC (EWCS) focuses on Expert Consulting and Expert Litigation Support, especially in Finance, Healthcare and Intellectual Property. We have assembled a world-class team of Experts, both internal and as affiliates, who can meet your needs for Expert Consulting or an Expert Witness to support your Litigation or Arbitration.
Best of Breed Branding Inc.
Rob Wallace
New York, NY
Unlike academic experts, Rob has real world expertise in developing and protecting brand trademarks and identities for global companies like P&G, Nestle, Unilever, Kraft, Target, Home Depot, Pfizer, Bacardi, Revlon and dozens of brand leaders. This 30+ years experience gives Rob unique credibility in trademark, copyright, advertising and all other areas of infringement.
Ernest P. Chiodo, MD, JD, MPH, MS, MBA, CIH
Clinical and Forensic Medicine
Chicago, IL
MD & JD (Wayne State), MPH (Harvard), MS (Biomedical Engineering and Toxicology-WSU), MBA (University of Chicago), MS (University of Oxford), CIH. Physician, Attorney, Certified Industrial Hygienist, Toxicologist & Epidemiologist. Former Medical Director of the Detroit Health Department. Board certified in internal med, occupational & environ. med, & public health. Inducted into the Engineering Hall of Fame (Wayne State University).
North American & Canada Toy Industry
Jerry Smith
Toronto, ON
Demonstrate true expertise as to the nature of the toy industry bringing to life challenges facing licensees licensors start-ups and established companies. Rely on decades of industry experience to describe dynamics without distracting hyperbole. Able to strike balance between remaining an independent expert and integrating into a team of lawyers.
Read Consulting
Thomas Read,
Santa Rosa, CA
Experienced manufacturing engineers with a laboratory providing Failure Analysis in Material Failures (glass, grinding wheels, corrosion, fatigue, welds, and structural failures). Patent and Factory Safety expertise.
Real-World Forensic Engineering, LLC
Jahan Rasty
Lubbock, TX
As the founding president of RWFE, Dr. Rasty is assisted by a staff of Masters and PhD-level Mechanical & Electrical Engineers. Dr. Rasty has 30+ years of experience in investigating over 750 accidents, and testifying as an expert witness in over 250 depositions and 12 court appearances on behalf of both Plaintiffs (60%) and Defendants (40%). As a full-time professor of mechanical engineering, as well as the director of the post-graduate forensic engineering program at Texas Tech University, Dr. Rasty has taught over 25 upper level and graduate courses in the areas of Failure Analysis, Metallurgy, Design, Safety Engineering, Materials Science, Dynamics of Motion, and Stress Analysis. Dr. Rasty's expertise areas have been effectively utilized in Products and Premises Liability cases involving design, manufacturing, or marketing defects. Dr. Rasty has successfully served as a technical expert in cases involving Fire & Explosion, Safety Engineering, Warning/Marketing Defects, Slip & Fall Incidents, Boilers and Pressure Vessels, Fasteners,Ladders, Tree Stands, Chairs, Medical Devices ..... and much more.
Alpine Engineering & Design, Inc.
Alpine, UT
Alpine Engineering and Design has extensive experience with the prosecution and litigation of patents. Over the last 30 years, we have patented over 100 products and processes and have provided expert witness opinions and testimony on over 125 patent lawsuits and IPR's. When you are looking for a mechanical engineering expert for a patent case, you need an expert with the knowledge, experience and communication skills to clearly provide their expert opinions. Our experts have that fine balance that is so rare among expert witnesses. We have built the majority of our business from internal referrals because our clients are usually exceptionally happy with the expert services that we provide. On top of that, our experts have obtained over 70 patents for their own inventions. Our clients love the knowledge and experience that our experts bring to the table. Request one of our experts https://alpineeng.com/our-experts/ or call 801-763-8484
Sidespin Group
Istvan Jonyer
San Francisco, CA
Dr. Istvan Jonyer MBA is a scientist, academic, engineer, educator, investor, and serial entrepreneur with over a decade of research, development, and management experience. He served as Assistant Professor of Computer Science at OSU, was a software engineer at Nortel Networks, and headed up partnerships for Google TV at Google. Holds a PhD in machine learning.
Michael Ellison, PhD
Materials Science Professor Emeritus, Clemson University
Clemson, SC
Dr. Ellison has significant experience in litigation support for intellectual property and patent disputes involving fibers and fibrous materials. His experience includes infringement, validity/invalidity arguments and trade secret disclosure. He has a reasonable laypersons level of understanding of such specialized terms as prior art and written description. He has written expert declarations, and assisted with claim construction. He has been deposed and has been an expert trial witness.
Global Digital Forensics
Joseph Caruso
Oceanside, NY
Global Digital Forensics specializes in the Forensic Analysis of all types of digital assets and media (Computer Forensics) for corporate clients, law firms and government agencies.
Castell Consulting
Dr. Stephen Castell
San Diego, CA
Dr Stephen Castell CITP, Medallist, IT CONSULTANT OF THE YEAR (BCS Professional Awards), is an internationally acknowledged independent ICT expert, management consultant and project manager, with extensive experience in risk assessment, quality assurance, and insurance and dispute resolution considerations, in regard to complex and large-scale ICT systems, technology, investment, contracts, implementation projects and operations. As a globally renowned Expert Witness in ICT disputes he has been involved in a wide range of systems & network development/installation, IP (e.g. patents, copyright, trade secrets), and data forensics litigation. These cases have included recent high-profile US patent disputes in regard to mobile phone technology, and the largest and longest ICT systems contract actions to be tried in the English High Court.
Weston Anson (Chairman)
CONSOR Intellectual Asset Management
La Jolla, CA
Weston Anson is Chairman of CONSOR®, the leading intellectual asset consulting firm specializing in trademark, technology, and copyright licensing, valuation, and expert testimony. The firm is headquartered in La Jolla, California, and has offices in New York and London. Mr. Anson served for six years as Vice President of the Licensing Industry Merchandisers' Association and is a lifetime member of the Board of Advisors.
Adam Carinci, MD, MBA
Adam Carinci, MD, MBA
Rochester, NY
Dr. Adam J Carinci M.D. is a nationally recognized and sought after clinician speaker and expert witness with over a decade of pain medicine experience. He is double-board certified in both Anesthesiology and in Pain Medicine and maintains an active full time medical practice. Dr. Carinci is Chief of the Pain Management Division and Director of of the Pain Treatment Center at the University of Rochester Medical Center and an Associate Professor at the University of Rochester School of Medicine. Prior to his current position, Dr. Carinci was the Director of the Pain Medicine Center at Massachusetts General Hospital and an Instructor at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Carinci trained at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School.
Media, Technology, And Copyright
Michael Einhorn
Roseland, NJ
Dr. Michael A. Einhorn is an economic consultant and expert witness active in intellectual property, media, entertainment, antitrust, and valuation of commercial and personal losses. He has designed and applied innovative techniques in matters involving copyright, trademark, publicity right, and patent damages. He is the author of the book MEDIA, TECHNOLOGY, AND COPYRIGHT. He also taught as a professor of economics and law at Rutgers University. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Have you ever wondered what it's like to open a restaurant in Manhattan? How about two — at once? Wonder no more. Eater reports that a new documentary about Danny Meyer, one of New York's most esteemed and successful restaurateurs, is about to hit the big screen. Thanks to The Restaurateur, for the first time, you can see what it took to bring Michelin-starred Eleven Madison Park and the stylish Tabla to life — at the very same time. The film follows Meyer, who serves on the Board of Directors for OpenTable, and the evolution Eleven Madison Park, from its brasserie origins to its current four-star status, which was a result of the arrival of chef Daniel Humm.
In addition to Meyer, whose Union Square Hospitality Group includes Blue Smoke, Gramercy Tavern, Maialino, The Modern, Union Square Cafe, and others, a pre-"Top Chef" Tom Colicchio (Craft) also appears in the film.
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Mom of boy struck by SUV while riding bike says son 'doing really well'
Iain, 8, hit by Jeep while riding bike with family in Point Breeze
The mother of an 8-year-boy who was hit by an SUV while riding his bike in Point Breeze says Pittsburgh may have the reputation of a bike-friendly city, but it's not quite there yet.
Dr. Kristen Engle's son, Iain, remained in Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh Tuesday after the accident on Monday afternoon.
Photos: Child hit by SUV while riding bike
"I think he's doing really, really well. I mean, unbelievably better than expected. By all laws of physics, he should be dead," she said.
Iain was riding his new bike with family members when he was pinned underneath the Jeep near the corner of South Lexington Avenue and Reynolds Street.
The driver, who was visibly upset, stopped and told investigators she didn't see the boy while turning onto Reynolds Street from South Lexington Avenue, police said.
"Reynolds Street is typically a nice street to bike on, but we've been hearing reports of when Penn Avenue gets backed up that people are using it as a cut-through," said Scott Bricker, of Bike Pittsburgh.
Bricker said he hopes drivers will be alert, especially on neighborhood streets, as warmer weather brings more bicyclists out.
Meanwhile, Engle wants parents to make sure they keep their children safe. She said Iain was wearing safety gloves and a fitted helmet, which likely saved his life.
"People call Pittsburgh a really bike-friendly city, but it's not a safe city yet for bikers," she said.
Police continue to investigate the crash and have not yet filed any charges.