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Just like you, your pets are subject to stress & anxiety, but thankfully taking steps to counteract it is easy with Only Natural Pet Anxiety & Stress Homeopathic.
Only Natural Pet Anxiety & Stress Homeopathic is a safe, effective remedy for use with pets exhibiting nervousness and anxious behavior. This formula is a combination of homeopathic ingredients developed by our holistic veterinarian, Dr. Jean Hofve. It's easy to administer and will go a long way in supporting healthy stress levels and maintaining your pet's overall health.
Stress can be caused by many different factors, whether your pet is naturally a high-strung, anxious breed; he's had a difficult life history, which is common in shelter and rescued companions; or he's undergoing environmental changes like going to the vet's office, car travel, thunderstorms, boarding, or visitors in the home. No matter the reason, Only Natural Pet Anxiety & Stress Homeopathic is a natural solution that can safely be used in any situation which causes stress for your pet.
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About Homeopathy
Homeopathy is a natural, holistic system for healing that works by eliminating the underlying imbalance in a pet's body that is causing unwanted symptoms. In homeopathy, health is defined as not just the absence of symptoms, but a feeling of well-being and vitality. Homeopathy has been used for more than 200 years. It follows Aristotle's theory that "like cures like." For example, ipecac in large doses will cause nausea, salivation, and violent vomiting in a healthy person. In contrast, homeopathic ipecac can cure those same symptoms in a sick patient.
In addition, homeopathy uses the principle of the "minimum dose." Homeopathic remedies are made from natural substances such as plants and minerals that are highly diluted (potentized) and shaken (succussed), which eliminates any toxic effects of the natural substance. It is literally impossible to overdose with a homeopathic formula, and they are generally safe for use with other remedies or medicines.
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Manufacturer: Only Natural Pet
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Active IngredientsAconitum 12xArsenicum 6xBaryta carb 12xBrain 6xCalcarea carb 12cChamomilla 12x Coffea cruda 12x Gelsemium 12xIgnatia 12x Kali phos 12x Lycopodium 12xPassiflora incarnatea 6xPulsatilla 12xRhododendron 6xStaphysagria 12xValeriana 12x Veratrum album 30xZincum metallicum 12x
Inactive Ingredients - Demineralized water, Ethanol 25%
Suggested Use
For acute injuries, trauma, and illnesses, the remedy can be given every 15 minutes for the first hour, reducing to every 30 minutes for the next hour, then to once in the third hour. This may be all that is needed to stimulate the healing process and resolve the imbalance.
For chronic conditions, administration 3 times daily is the general recommendation. As the symptoms resolve, you may reduce the frequency of the dosage.
The reviews below are presented for informational purposes only and are not intended as an endorsement of any product. The information is not intended to be a substitute for visits to your local veterinarian. Instead, these testimonials offer the reader information and opinions written by pet owners and/or veterinarians concerning animal health and products that they have used.
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Beau loves it
By C.Blankley
from Selmer, TN
About Me Long-time Pet Owner
Comments about Only Natural Pet Stress & Anxiety Homeopathic Remedy:
We have a rescued drug dog who was mistreated and tied on a short leash and made to bark if some one came near. Every little sound startles him, even scare him, including storms. This product works in a few minutes, soothes him and he will lie down and even sleep. We have seen no negative side to this product
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Provides THAT calming effect
By CorgiMom
from Colorado
About Me Professional Pet Trainer
When the barometer drops, the clouds begin to darken, the winds start to increase, it is time to open the drops and dispense to each canine. Soon they are again resting, no more pacing or panting.
Love this stuff
By Kim the crazy dog girl
from Fla
Great stuff. It's tasteless too
(1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Still on the fence with this one
By Camp Ruff Ruff
from Staten Island NY
Been trying a few all natural solutions and honestly most Vets and trainers that I have spoken with don't like all natural and rush to drugs. I been using this one for two weeks at half dose and been noticing better results with anxiety and stress in his behavior during training and behavior mod. It is recommended to do behavior mod with vet prescribed drugs so you better believe with all natural it is a must. I would try full dose according to label and hopefully see better results. So far not bad.
This really works!
By Sammy's Mom
from West End, NC
I began giving my 10 year old mini-Dach 7 drops in his morning and evening food several weeks before we were going out of town. The results were not instantaneous, nor did I expect that because this is a homeopathic remedy. Sammy is more set in his ways at 10 and would get more wound up with things that were a change in routine--a car ride for fun, new people coming in the house, separation anxiety, etc. I can see definite improvement in his level of calmness. Also, he stayed with my parents while we went on vacation and they could tell a big improvement over the prior year's stay. He was more relaxed (but not groggy) and enjoyed playing and just hanging out without the constant vibration and whining. He did so well, they took him for a car ride!
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Natural stress remedy - seems to work!
By Sky's new mom
from Holmes Beach, FL
I bought this because I planned to adopt a shelter dog, who would be subjected to a number of radical changes over a short period of time (e.g., another dog and two cats already in residence, and hours of car travel between our two homes). Our new dog was given this remedy twice, and it calmed her right down. I don't like to use prescription tranquilizers on my pets, so this product filled the bill nicely.
(0 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Unsure of Effectiveness
By Roenafoxfire
from San Diego
I'm not sure if I would have better results if I used it longer before the event, but I had gotten this for travel and was told to use it at the time of the event. I tried it out the other day on my cat and we just did a short trip to the pet store. Not effective at all. He yowled the whole way and was only quiet for a short time on the trip back. He strained and pulled the entire time in the store.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Merchant response: Please check the INSTRUCTIONS tab on the site for suggestions for chronic and acute scenarios.
Works great
By ladykay
from santa rosa, ca
I've been looking for something to help my doxie calm down. She gets a little overwhelmed with new people coming over and barks at noises sometimes too. This helps a lot. If I give her 5 drops on her food or a treat she is more mellow and just seems more at ease.
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(5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
Finally calm.
By 3dawgs
from Herndon, VA
Our large dog (Great Pyrenees) is scared of thunderstorms. Bought the thundershirt - sort of worked but she was still trying to hide. First time drops didn't work great, second storm I gave them to her about 2 hrs before the storm and she was better. On the 4th of July I gave them to her about 3 hrs before the fireworks and she slept right thru them for the first time in 3 years. I used 10 drops and it did the trick. She seemed to just relax.
(6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
Wonder drug for dogs!!
By Marge
from Mundelein, Illinois
This product has changed my dog's life! She is an older dog who occassionally loses some control over her hind limbs on our tile floors. Unfortunately, whenever this would happen, she would pant, shake, tuck her tail, and have a full-blown anxiety attack, sometimes lasting for hours. Since we have begun using this product, she has not "freaked out" even once! She still has her occassional slips, but she just regroups and moves on. No anxiety attacks at all! It is easy to use - we just add it to her water bowl daily. My dog, and my family, are so grateful for this amazing product!
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Fontana provided the update and the identification of the officer at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, about 13 hours after Youngstrom was wounded in a shootout on Interstate 680 near Alamo.
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A nursing home worker and her friend accused of posting a Facebook photo of an elderly patient's genitalia were indicted Monday, the Attorney General's office announced.
Helien Williams, 26, a certified nursing assistant at CareOne at Livingston, and Michele Walker, 22, both of Newark, were formally charged with third degree conspiracy in a state grand jury indictment. Williams was also charged with two counts of third degree invasion of privacy, while Walker was hit with one count of third degree invasion of privacy.
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Impostors posing as utility personnel are contacting Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) residential customers by telephone and threatening immediate service termination as a means of forcing payment for fake account balances, the department reported Wednesday at a press conference.
Speaking with city council members and Los Angeles police, officials say the phony calls have been increasing in frequency in the last few months.
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"These thugs are preying on the most vulnerable people in society, particularly seniors on fixed incomes who would be alarmed to hear that their water and power might be cut off," said Patrick Findley, LADWP director of security services and former LAPD captain.
"Safety and service excellence are of the utmost importance to all of us at LADWP, and victimization of our customers will not be tolerated," Findley added. "These impostors, when they are caught, can expect to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law."
LADWP offers customers numerous options to pay their bills and customers who choose to pay by phone may only do so through the voice automated payment system, according to police.
LADWP personnel cannot accept payment information verbally over the phone and its personnel will not contact customers by phone and ask for verbal payment, the LAPD added in a statement.
Any customer with questions about being contacted by the LADWP should call (800) DIAL-DWP to confirm that the person contacting him or her is an actual employee of the utility, and people suspecting they are victims of a crime can call Crime Stoppers, (800) 222-TIPS.
- City News Service contributed to this report.


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---- — They started out needing something to do after school, but a year later they're working to cement their West Middle School legacy.
As schools close for winter break, a group of 10 eighth-graders at the school are wrapping up a canned food drive that aimed at bringing in thousands of cans of food for the Lazarus House in Lawrence. It's the third such effort the boys have run for the shelter. They've given themselves the name "Laz in the House."
They were brought together by retired assistant principal Debra Downes, who left the school last year. She brought them together because they needed something to do outside of class -- not that they were thrilled with the idea at first.
"At first, I thought this was going to be a drag," Abraham Masunzu, 13, said. "It was only every Friday at first. But after the first few weeks, we came every day. We were eager to work on it."
The group's first task was to run a donation drive for clothing. The season was changing and the need for winter jackets and other clothing was growing. The group jokingly set a goal of bringing in one ton — 2,000 pounds — of clothing. Lazarus House officials told them to reconsider, cautioning them that they should tone it down and not establish a high goal, only to be disappointed.
Ken Campbell, director of Food Services at Lazarus House, was at the other end of that conversation.
"They wouldn't hear any of that," he said, chuckling. "They maintained their very high goal."
Halfway through the drive, Laz in the House reached their goal of 2,000 pounds of clothing. They would ultimately come to double their goal and bring in two tons of winter clothing. But for Abraham, it wasn't how much they brought in that stood out to him.
"A lot of the clothes were new clothes. You could find the tags," he said. "People bought the clothes just to donate them."
The boys have arranged other efforts, including hand-making sandwiches for Lazarus House. In recent weeks, the team took on a new task: getting each of the school's six teams to donate 1,000 cans of food or more. As of Monday, they were close to halfway there with just a week to go.
When asked what drives them to help the shelter, 13-year-old Luke Jodoin described the first time he visited the shelter and saw the families their efforts were helping.
"We saw the thrift store. We saw the soup kitchen," he said. "I thought my room was small, and I have to share with my brother. They pack every corner with beds."
Vishvesh Kaul, also 13, picked up from there.
"If you're complaining about, 'Oh, my room's too small,' or, 'Mom, I didn't like what you made for dinner last night,' then you see that people are eating canned food every day and sleeping in a cold room with 10, 15 other people, it makes you really think about what you have," he said.
Now, as the members of Laz in the House prepare to graduate from West Middle School, they're looking at the larger student body at Andover High School as an opportunity to expand their efforts. But they also hope their departure doesn't see an end to their work at West Middle School.
"We want to keep a legacy in this school going," Robbie Powers, 13, said. Lazarus House has a variety of community partners helping generate food and clothing to keep area families warm and fed.
"We're very fortunate, in that we get supported from so many schools and so many churches," Campbell said. "But this group of young men that, honestly, was given a tremendous opportunity by the staff... They were just amazing to bring them together, put them in a leadership role."
Laz In the House "just really accepted it incredibly well," Campbell added. "How they did it showed incredible responsibility and maturity."
Their efforts were applauded by the School Committee last week, which heard from the boys during a regular meeting. At the meeting, Andover High Principal Chris Lord jokingly told the boys to report to his office on July 1, the first day of the upcoming school year.
"I'm extremely proud of these young men," Superintendent Marinel McGrath said. "They have given of themselves in a way that means much to many, many people who are less fortunate. The self reflection and personal growth for each student is remarkable."
Campbell believes the Laz in the House effect at West Middle is already strong.
"There's been other individuals and other groups from West Middle School that have come forward, that have done things on their own, which has been nothing short of significant in itself," he said. "They've been a significant contributor for us to continue providing assistance to families that need it in this particular time in their lives. They all have a bright future."


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Fifteen years later, we can all still take comfort in blaming Joel Schumacher. Following the dazzling black hole of bad taste that was his 1997 franchise-killer Batman & Robin, Warner Bros. had no choice but to find a new direction for the series, and hiring Memento's Christopher Nolan proved an inspired decision. Outside the context of the greater DC Comics universe, Batman and a selection of his famed rogues gallery exist in a reality not far removed from our own, an idea Nolan capitalized on by fleeing to the grittier, less fantastic end of the spectrum, where the darkness faced by the Caped Crusader might better resonate in the real world.
The resulting Batman Begins stands as the most convincing (dare we say plausible?) superhero origin story, and its sequel The Dark Knight remains the most psychologically challenging film to ever gross $1 billion.
Now here is The Dark Knight Rises, Nolan's final word on Gotham City. In many regards, it's an immense success, most strikingly in the degree to which it closes the series out by embracing what's come before. In franchise-minded Hollywood, it's unusual to see properties like this given leeway to tell a big story and then be done with it. Nolan (co-scripting with his brother Jonathan and David S. Goyer) revels in the opportunity, beginning with how Batman's supposed murder of Harvey Dent transformed the city in the eight years that elapse between the two Dark Knight films and expanding until nearly every story thread from throughout the series is given its due. (The lone exception: not even a single reference to the Joker, out of regard for the late Heath Ledger.) The combined weight of three exceptional films has the effect of a truly grand finale for which no comparisons come to mind.
It's fortunate that The Dark Knight Rises leaves so strong an impression as a piece of the trilogy, because on its own terms it's also the point at which novelty and smarts are nudged to the side by the sore pairing of fatigue and expectation. That the majority of fans will be left wanting more does little to excuse the film's bloat; at nearly three hours, it's the least structurally sound in a series that's struggled with that problem from the beginning.
It's not even a matter of being overstuffed. The Dark Knight Rises balances rogues Bane (Tom Hardy, inscrutably terrifying in an entirely different way than Ledger's Joker) and Catwoman Selina Kyle (Anne Hathaway, not only atoning for Halle Berry but somehow exceeding Michelle Pfeiffer) as successfully as the previous films' pairings of Joker/Two-Face and Scarecrow/Ra's al Ghul. The movie's two distinct sections—a colorful peacetime Gotham and its pallid, snow-covered twin under occupation by Bane—are equally welcome. But each has scenes and segments that linger unnecessarily, and others that aren't given enough space, as if Nolan only realized the script was too long once he got to the editing room. "Epic" is in the attitude and the scale, and The Dark Knight Rises wants for neither; there was no good reason to hedge bets with the run time.
Still, the biggest problem isn't how much The Dark Knight Rises has to do but how little it has to say. Much of The Dark Knight's effect had to do with how its themes of justice, duality, and chaos tied seamlessly into its thrills. The Dark Knight Rises, on the other hand, is philosophically opaque to the point of distraction, and clumsy with the few ideas it does engage. One can see, for example, how a nitwit ideologue like Rush Limbaugh might decide Bane resembles "an Occupy Wall Street guy": his debut on the streets of Gotham involves terrorizing a stock exchange, and his thrall of the city is nonsensically couched in the rhetoric of punishing the privileged in the name of the common citizen.
It's not a matter of disagreeing with the film's politics; what's troublesome is that The Dark Knight Rises doesn't actually have any politics to speak of. Once the smokescreen clears, all these provocative ideas are revealed to be every bit as irrelevant as we noticed them to be, part of a narrative feint that also accounts for stray corner-cutting and story oddities that include keeping Batman sidelined during the most interesting part of the film. The purpose for all this contrivance? Little more than a heady twist on the fan service usually reserved for comic-book movies with no investment in seeming cerebral. The Dark Knight Rises is thrilling and magnificent, sure, but not as smart as its siblings and too caught up in itself to be fun.
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This was the last time we were at Pt. Reyes…but we only stopped at the visitor center because we were on our way to Menlo Park (from an Arcata Christmas), and I'm sure Clay was too car cranky to drive another 20 miles out to the point:) Check out the cool shoes, the yellow-orange sweats , and the black-eye. Who poked poor Rocky in the eye? Someone remind me….did Clay hit Nathan and and then did Adam retaliate? Or did he just fall and hit his face on something. I'd love to remember the details.


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Man Charged with DUI After Allegedly Passing Out at McDonald's Drive-Thru: According to a report in the Limerick Patch, a 27-year-old man has been charged with four counts of DUI after he allegedly passed out in his vehicle while at the McDonald's drive-thru.
Court documents state that upon arrival by police, the driver smelled like alcohol, had glassy eyes and seemed lethargic. He was later taken to a local hospital to have blood drawn for testing. Read the full story here.
Convicted Robber Thanks Victims for Cooperation: According to a report in the Ambler Patch, a 22-year-old man will serve the next six to 20 years in prison after stealing $20,000 of narcotics from the Whitpain CVS.
Upon receiving his sentence, the man thanked his victims for their cooperation, stating that he has glad he didn't have to hurt them. Read the full story here.
Man Allegedly Strikes Second Vehicle While Fleeing Original Hit-and-Run Scene: According to a report in the Plymouth-Whitemarsh Patch, a 42-year-old man allegedly struck a vehicle parked at a Volvo dealership while he was fleeing the scene of an earlier hit-and-run. The man then attempted to flee on foot, police said.
The police report states that driver had a suspended license at the time of the crash, and the vehicle he was driving – which was registered to someone else – was uninsured. Read the full story here.
Woman Fined $200 for Cussing Out a Crossing Guard: According to a report in the Limerick Patch, a 58-year-old woman was fined $200 after she allegedly directed unspecified obscene language at a crossing guard in Spring City.
The report states that schoolchildren were present at the time, and the woman was also charged with harassment. Read the full story here.
Police Seek Trio of Women for Alleged Thefts from Grocery Store: According to a report in the Lower Providence Patch, police are seeking information that will help identify three women who may be involved in thefts from an area grocery store.
The report also contains images obtained from the store's surveillance cameras. Read the full story here.
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Clay Evans was a Boy Scout in the 1970's. A police investigation into the actions of his Scoutmaster, Floyd David Slusher, revealed that nearly every boy in both of the troops he led had been approached sexually by Slusher. Evans talks about how he's been affected over the past 30 years.
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MOORE — The Cleveland County Aging Services Program, sponsored by the Areawide Aging Agency, announced meals for this week.
All seniors are welcome. Reservations must be made at least 24 hours in advance by calling 321-3200. A $2.25 donation is suggested.
Serving sites include the Norman Senior Citizens Center (360-1472), Rose Rock Villa (364-3710), Eastlake Church (691-0339), Moore Senior Center (793-9069) and Noble Senior Citizens Center (872-5921).
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Today — Spaghetti and meat sauce, green beans, salad, Italian bread and cinnamon applesauce
Thursday — Tuna salad, corn chowder, vegetable variety salad, bread and pineapple
Friday — Taco salad, chili beans, tortilla chips and bread pudding
Monday — Barbecue ribbett, potato wedges, baked beans, bun and orange
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Questionable practices related to organizational scrutiny of the social networking activity of individuals has received a great deal of press recently. This post provides food for thought for individuals and organizations engaging in these practices (or considering doing so) to reconsider their choices and pursue better alternatives. It also provides additional resources that offer deeper discussions on this and related issues.
About a month ago MSNBC published an article entitled Govt. Agencies, Colleges Demand Applicants' Facebook Passwords, which was followed by this Associated Press article that ran in a variety of publications. The focus of the stories was on people in positions of authority (e.g., recruiters, hiring managers, coaches) requiring access to privately-designated areas of social networking accounts so they could look for information, activities, and/or relationships that might create risk for an organization, such as gang-related activity, racial prejudice, or a tendency toward violence.
The pieces spawned a number of follow-up stories and blog posts (including this one from me) and incited hundreds of mostly negative comments from readers. Much of the discussion, especially from readers, focused on the employer practice of asking job candidates to provide login credentials for their social network accounts – particularly Facebook – as a condition of the recruitment and selection process. What got lost in much of the kerfuffle over this extremely rare practice is the need to discuss practices that are far more commonplace and occupy grayer areas of right and wrong. These practices include shoulder screening (asking a person to log in and then viewing content and relationships they've designated as private); friending job candidates, employees and students for the purposes of keeping tabs on them; and browsing an individual's account without their knowledge or consent.
I've contributed my thoughts to a number of discussions over the past few weeks and have written several in-depth pieces about the practice of social screening and related issues since the fall of 2010. As I continue to read and think about these issues and the best approaches to addressing them, seven considerations have emerged that are worth highlighting and reiterating. This post captures those considerations, providing food for thought for individuals and organizations currently engaging in questionable practices (or thinking about them) to reconsider their choices and pursue better alternatives. I also provide additional resources that offer deeper discussions on this and related issues.
As always, I welcome comments and questions and invite healthy and constructive dialogue.
- Courtney Shelton Hunt, PhD
Consideration #1
"Not Illegal" doesn't mean "Ethical"
Some people assert that engaging in various forms of social scrutiny is acceptable because there are no laws forbidding it. Given how long it takes us to develop rules (in terms of both policies and laws) for the challenges we face in both organizations and societies, we should be wary of relying too literally on what is/is not legal to guide our actions. History is replete with examples of laws emerging in response to ethical failures, many of which caused a great deal of harm before they were stopped.
By the same token, we can't rely on people's individual morals and values to help them determine proper behavior. Individual morality varies widely, not just in terms of specific values, but also in terms of moral maturity and sophistication. Rather, we should rely on our collective sense of right and wrong, which helps us define normative expectations for acceptable/unacceptable behavior. When we face circumstances that present new ethical challenges, we must rely on our shared ethical foundations to determine the new norms that should emerge. One of those collective norms, which was evident in the responses to the news about login credentials, is that we all have a right to privacy – not just in the physical world, but in cyberspace. If we wouldn't ask someone for the keys to their home, why do we think it's appropriate to ask them to give us the keys to their social network accounts?
Consideration #2
Just because You Can, Doesn't Mean You Should
Digital data is so pervasive and easy to access that it's tempting to adopt the mentality of "anything goes" and "everything's fair game." It's challenging, to say the least, to resist the urge to snoop around and dig for digital dirt. But when we create "physical world" analogs for our cyber activity, the dubiousness of these practices should become evident immediately. For example, most recruiters, hiring managers, teachers, coaches and academic officials would never consider:
- Following an individual and eavesdropping on their personal conversations, even in public spaces.
- Staking out an individual's home, watching who comes and goes.
- "Spillover spying" on an individual's family and friends, whose actions have little to no relationship with the organization and pose few if any risks.
- Wandering around a person's home, checking out their property, looking through their windows, or going through their mail and/or their garbage.
- Entering the individual's home (even if the door is open or unlocked) and rummaging through drawers, examining photo albums, checking out their movie and music collections, reading their personal correspondence.
Similarly, they wouldn't consider it appropriate to access an individual's email activity, their online banking information, or other digital activity outside of social media. The same standards should apply to all of an individual's personal information and activity, regardless of where it resides.
Consideration #3
Two Wrongs Don't Make a Right
Many people try to explain or justify social scrutiny by emphasizing that they're looking for red flags that would indicate an individual might bring harm to other individuals, either inside or outside an organization, and/or damage the organization's reputation or brand. They see their efforts as part of a defensible risk management strategy.
Every organization has a right to protect itself, its brand, and its stakeholders, but that doesn't give them carte blanche to engage in pre-emptive actions that can themselves cause harm, not just to the individuals whose actions they're scrutinizing, but also to the organization and individuals they're ostensibly trying to protect.
Related to this idea is the notion of "blaming the victim" by claiming that individuals who don't implement the proper safeguards have no right to be upset when information and activities they consider private are accessed. As we all know, the terms of use and privacy settings on many social media sites – especially Facebook – can be confusing and onerous, and few if any of us are able to perfectly lock them down. If we can agree that an unlocked door doesn't justify a robbery and a woman walking alone at night isn't "looking for trouble," we should be able to apply similar standards to the ways in which people may make themselves vulnerable (often unintentionally) in cyberspace.
Consideration #4
Remember the Law of Unintended Consequences
Many of the activities intended to manage risk create risks themselves, some of which can be greater than the initially-targeted risks. Poking around an individual's social media activity is like opening up Pandora's box. Some of the biggest risks include:
- Accessing protected-class information (e.g., race, religion, age) and/or protected speech (e.g., whistle-blowing and concerted activity), and/or becoming aware of lawful off-duty conduct (e.g., drinking, smoking, political activity)
- Viewing activity for which you have a duty to report (e.g., stealing, underage drinking, harassment, threats of violence)
If a prospective or current employer takes an adverse action against an individual (e.g., not hiring them, denying a promotion), it could be fairly easy for that individual to provide prima facie evidence that they may have been discriminated against based on their protected class status, their protected speech, and/or lawful off-duty conduct. The burden would then shift to the employer to prove that the adverse action was based on defensible factors.
And if an individual were to cause harm to him/herself and/or someone else, the resulting investigation would very quickly evolve into questions about what certain authorities knew, or should have known, that could have prevented the harmful act. It's hard to claim plausible deniability when you've friended a job candidate, subordinate, or student and/or there's clear evidence that you've explored their social media account.
Consideration #5
Is Turnabout Fair Play?
How would hiring managers, recruiters, teachers, coaches and others in positions of power and authority feel having their own activities scrutinized to the degree they may be subjecting others? Would they pass their own tests? Do they have no skeletons in their closets? Are they completely open books?
Similarly, how would they feel if they were subject to "spillover spying" themselves, when the activity of someone in their digital networks is being scrutinized? Would they want to be informed that information and activities they've designated as private are being reviewed? Would they want to be asked for their consent first? Would they provide that consent?
Simply put, we need to think about the Golden Rule and consider the potential hypocrisy of subjecting other people to a set of standards we could never live up to ourselves, or a set of actions we would find objectionable if they were applied to us or our loved ones.
Consideration #6
You Reap What You Sow
Requiring access to an individual's personal information and activities is inherently distrustful, which breeds further distrust and undermines both the longevity and the quality of relationships. That in turn is likely to impair individual performance, diminish morale, and create/perpetuate a dysfunctional organizational culture.
When that distrust is evident even before a relationship begins, it increases the likelihood that an organization won't be seen as an employer or school of choice, thereby undermining its efforts to win the war for professional, academic, and athletic talent.
Consideration #7
If You're Going to Do It, Do it Right
Managing Digital Era risks is critically important for organizations of all types. To do it right, organizations must employ ethical, legally-defensible approaches. Those approaches begin with making sure there are justifiable and organizationally- or job-relevant reasons to scrutinize certain social media accounts and digital activities of individuals. Although we are still defining best practices in this area, there is emerging consensus that we should:
- Focus on information and activities that are generally perceived and/or intended to be public.
- Balance the need to protect the organization and its brand with the individual rights of candidates, employees and students.
- Develop sound policies and procedures for accessing and reviewing social media activities of employees and students, both before and after they join the organization.
- Create and implement sound and legally-defensible social media policies and make sure both individuals and people in positions of authority are properly trained about what they mean and how to comply with them.
I provide many more details in my Social Screening white paper and this follow-up post, as well as others (see related resources below).
This post focused on individuals and organizations employing social scrutiny tactics; however, they are not the only players who need to take responsibility for their actions. It's also incumbent upon every individual to ensure their privacy settings are current and to be continuously cognizant of how their cyber activity reflects on them and their professional brands. I addressed those responsibilities in a recent post, Dressing for Success in Cyberspace: Giving Yourself a Digital Make-Over. And in the coming weeks I plan to publish updated guidance for both candidates and employers/recruiters. Although these pieces focus on the screening of job candidates, the underlying principles and logic can also be applied to current employees and prospective/current students.
Subscribe to the blog (via RSS, email or other means) to be sure you're notified when these and related posts are published in the future.
Related Resources
Demanding Access to Individuals' Social Networking Accounts: A Digital Era Worst Practice
Social Screening: Candidates – and Employers – Beware
Social Screening of Job Candidates: Focusing on the Facts
Can We be Friends? In Cyberspace, "No" May be the Right Answer
Private Social Networks: Why Every Organization Needs Them
Recruiting in the Digital Era: Updated Guidance for Employers, Recruiters, and Candidates
Social Media Data "Ownership": Recommendations for Employers
Social Media Policies: Necessary but not Sufficient
Ethics and Social Media: Where Should You Draw The Line? (and related discussion in the SMinOrgs LI group)
Dressing for Success in Cyberspace: Giving Yourself a Digital Make-Over
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Fans take to web to mourn death of 'Glee' star
After Cory Monteith, the 31-year-old 'Glee' star, was found dead in a Vancouver hotel room, fans of the hit musical show took to the web to mourn one of their favorite characters.
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Brother sues W.Va. senator over business loan
FAIRMONT, W. Va. - U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin's brother claims he's owed $1.7 million that he loaned to keep a family carpet out of bankruptcy in the 1980s.
Where cats are more popular than dogs in the U.S.-and all over the world
We all know there are only two types of people in the world: cat people and dog people. But data from market research firm Euromonitor suggest that these differences extend beyond individual preferences and to the realm of geopolitics: it turns out there are cat countries and dog countries, too.
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BEIJING - The shortage of meat is the result of China's latest food scandal, in which a Shanghai supplier allegedly tackled the problem of expired meat by putting it in new packaging and shipping it to fast-food restaurants around the country
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Arizona's prolonged lethal injection is fourth in U.S. this year
NEW YORK - Arizona's execution of double-murderer Joseph Wood marked the fourth time this year that a state failed to dispatch a convict efficiently, according to the Constitution Project, a bipartisan legal group.
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N.C. State University's annual Turfgrass Field Day will be held in Raleigh at the Lake Wheeler Turfgrass Research Lab, Aug. 13, 8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. One of the largest events of its kind in the country, the field day offers the industry and general public a chance to view the Turfgrass Program's ongoing research trials and speak directly with N.C. State faculty and staff.
NCSU Study: Urban Heat Boosts Some Pest Populations 200-Fold, Killing Red Maples
New research from North Carolina State University shows that urban "heat islands" are slowly killing red maples in the southeastern United States. One factor is that researchers have found warmer temperatures increase the number of young produced by the gloomy scale insect – a significant tree pest – by 300 percent, which in turn leads to 200 times more adult gloomy scales on urban trees.
An oncologist uses scorpion venom to locate cancer cells
Olson, a pediatric oncologist and research scientist in Seattle, has developed a compound he calls Tumor Paint. When injected into a cancer patient, it seems to light up all the malignant cells so surgeons can easily locate and excise them.
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The first locomotive engine designed to run upon rails was constructed in 1803, under the direction of Richard Trevithick, a Cornish mine captain in South Wales. Though crudely and peculiarly made, it possessed all of the characteristics of the modern locomotive with the exception of the multi-tubular boiler. The locomotive had a return-flue boiler 60 inches long, and two pairs of driving wheels - each 52 inches in diameter. Thepower was furnished by one cylinder, 54 inches long and 8 inches in diameter. The exhaust steam from the cylinder was conducted to the smoke-stack where it aided in creating a draft on the fire. This engine, shown in Fig. 1, made several trips of nine miles each, running about five miles per hour and carrying about two tons. Although the machine was a commercial failure, yet from a mechanical standpoint, it was a great success.


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Pre-Orientation Skype Conversation
As part of the group's preparation for the semester in Sri Lanka, students had the opportunity to connect with each other, and gain valuable advice from ISLE students of the past in a conversation moderated by the Executive Director, the Program Director, and the Program Assistant. The images below capture the video conference call at various points of the discussion.
In this screenshot students smile as ISLE Alumna Emma Cutler tells them about some of her experiences in Sri Lanka.
Fall 2012 ISLE Program Director Jason Carbine (top right) explains the differences between the three sessions the academic calendar for the Program is divided into.
ISLE Alumna Kelsi Sullivan (top center) expands on her homestay experiences as well as her independent study.
Pre-Orientation with Language Partners in Sri Lanka
Below are a series of images from the orientation activities hosted by Executive Director Padma Holt for the language partners who will work with ISLE students this fall.


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Festival-goers will be missing treats after a sweet-toothed bandit made off with a truckload of candy.
Friday afternoon, drivers with PCS Trucking parked at the Valdosta State University Maintenance Facility across from Jac's Bowling Lanes on Connell Road, according to Jon Kuiper, PCS trucking manager
The 53-foot dry van trailer was carrying $125,000 worth of candy destined for the Pensacola Interstate Fair in Florida which begins Thursday.
"They dropped the trailer and took the truck and went to the hospital because one of the drivers got sick," said Kuiper.
One of the drivers returned to the trailer several times over the weekend, but it went missing sometime between 3 p.m. Sunday and 11 a.m. Monday, according to Kuiper.
"PCS Trucking is on the front and the rear of the trailer. It used to belong to TRL, and you can still see the faded lettering," said Kuiper.
A BOLO (Be On the Lookout) was issued to area law enforcement agencies, and the trailer was entered as stolen in the Georgia Crime Information Center, according to Valdosta police. Detectives continue to investigate.
Anyone with information about this incident can contact Valdosta police at (229) 293-3145 or (229) 293-3091 to remain anonymous.
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Brown has made way for uncapped Glasgow Warriors openside Chris Fusaro for Saturday's game.
Expressing his admiration for Brown as a person, not just a player, Johnson revealed that he cared about Brown and how tough the call had been.
"It was certainly one of the hardest decisions I've ever had to make as Scotland head coach, because there is a human side to this job," Johnson told the Press Association.
"We are in the people's business and if you don't care for people you shouldn't be in it. I care for him and it was a tough decision.
"He's a guy I admire but it was the right decision. Using my vernacular, Chris is a ground feeder. He's low to the ground and plays below a lot of people.
"The ball will be on the ground a bit and he reminds me of the type of player back home.
"His regional form has been good. I've asked him to change some things and to improve some things in his game and has done that, so he deserves his run out."
Fusaro, 24, said that he will be looking for the perfect combination of aggression and awareness when taking on England at Murrayfield.
"My size used to give me a bit of concern when I was younger, just given the position I play," said Fusaro.
"But having played for Glasgow the last few years, I've learned to use my aggression to make up for my lack of size. I need to do that because I'm not as heavy as some of the guys I'm up against.
"Against England though, it can't all be about physicality, you have to use your brains. We had a team talk on the pitch at training and Greig (Laidlaw) made it clear to us that the top two inches were the most important.
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SUMMARY: New York State (NYS) Governor (Gov) David Paterson on Thursday, 26 Aug 10 promised to finally start collecting taxes on cigarettes sold by Native American stores, despite NYS Police warnings that such enforcement could result in "violence and death."The state plans to collect a $4.35 (per-pack) sales tax on cigarettes sold by Native American retailers to non-Indian customers beginning next Wednesday, 01 Sep 10. Tribes have refused to collect the tax, citing their sovereignty and treaties dating to 1794. The last time the state tried to collect the tax, in 1997, protests erupted and tires were burned on the NYS Thruways, shutting down a 30-mile stretch. Gov. Patterson stated "There will be quite an uprising and protest to this, but I am going to maintain this policy". The NYS Police urged over and over again that there could be violence and death as a result of some of the measures taken. Seneca Indian Nation President Barry Snyder has repeatedly said "violence is not on our agenda," but the nation's leadership acknowledges that some of the tribe's more than 7,000 members might disagree. Many smokers drive to reservation retailers in New York to buy cigarettes at nearly half-price. Reservation stores sold more than 24 million cartons of cigarettes in 2009, about 1 out of every 3 packs sold in the state.
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Hodgson: Lambert could have England future
1:05pm Saturday 17th November 2012 in Sport
England manager Roy Hodgson insists the international door remains open for Saints striker Rickie Lambert.
Ever since the club won promotion to the Premier League, it has been mooted that Lambert could earn recognition with his country. That is yet to happen, though.
For the friendly against Sweden earlier this week, Hodgson took the decision to promote some of the country's younger players into the squad.
However, the Three Lions boss has reassured the likes of Lambert and Norwich's Grant Holt that they remain on his radar.
"You understand when you are a national team coach that you have a job of picking 20 players for a squad and there are a lot of fans around the country who feel their team is disadvantaged because they do not have a representative, that is not to say their representatives are not good enough," said Hodgson.
"In the case of your man, Grant Holt, of course there is no reason why a man like him with the abilities he has could not play for England.
"But the problem for me is there are a lot of other players who can play for England as well with maybe different characteristics. Sometimes you have to take all these things into account.
"It can also be a question of what particular time you are playing and who your competitors are.
"I have not made any strong judgements for or against players like Grant, or players of the same sort of ability as him.
"Lambert at Southampton is often mentioned, and he is a player who has had a similar career [to Holt], done fantastically well to come through the lower leagues and prove themselves at every level.
"[West Ham striker] Andy Carroll of course is another player in that category and he has been in the England squad."
Hodgson added: "The last time we played I went down a slightly different route, but that is not to say I will never go back to a route where I am looking for a player of Andy Carroll's stature, of Grant Holt's stature, of Rickie Lambert's stature, and then these players will come very much once again into consideration."
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1:11pm Sat 17 Nov 12
CB FRY LIVES says...
1:46pm Sat 17 Nov 12
tomw1234 says...
CB FRY LIVES wrote:I'm all for Adam getting a game for England but he isn't even comparable to the players you've mentioned. He's a completely different player.
RICKY LAMBERT FOR ENGLAND.WHY NOT AND ADAM L who is a much better player than either Tom Cleverley,Jack Wilshire or Leon Osman.COYR
2:52pm Sat 17 Nov 12
Saintsteve7 says...
6:58pm Sat 17 Nov 12
ghk230473 says...
7:45pm Sat 17 Nov 12
batesieboy says...
Saintsteve7 wrote:Good shout mate. Same again next weekend!!
Will hopefully give Ricky and big boost hearing what Hodgson has side because IMO he has looked a little bit out of sorts recently. I fancy him for goal or 2 today! Coyr
8:25pm Sat 17 Nov 12
Saintsteve7 says...
batesieboy wrote:Cheers! Let's hope for a few more from sir Rick before the season is out!
Saintsteve7 wrote:Good shout mate. Same again next weekend!!
Will hopefully give Ricky and big boost hearing what Hodgson has side because IMO he has looked a little bit out of sorts recently. I fancy him for goal or 2 today! Coyr
9:41pm Sat 17 Nov 12
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Tirau Dan says...
1:13am Sun 18 Nov 12
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7:29am Sun 18 Nov 12
Scarborosaint says...
too easy , modern day wingers are also used to give cover to the full back ala Milner who is less talented , thought AL should of got in before zaha
5:14pm Mon 19 Nov 12
saintlysoul says...
techsture wrote:Here here. The problem with AL is that he over complicates the game. He appears to think that you're not a good player unless you've beaten a number of people. He has effectively one trick pulling the ball behind his standing leg and defenders are wise to this. He's too light getting knocked off he ball too easily. He's a good championship player and first division player but has so far failed to cut it in the premier league!
AL isn't good enough for England he needs to up his game to stay in the first team at Saints let alone anything else.
2:34pm Tue 20 Nov 12
TheSaintsMan says...
Ricky Lambert
Adam Lallana
Saints Players Who SHOULD Be In England (future):
Luke Shaw
Nat Clyne
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