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Judge Says TechCrunch Case vs. JooJoo Tablet Likely Has Merit
Gruber claims that "Mike Arrington gets smacked around in the first round of his lawsuit over the JooJoo/CrunchPad. In short: TechCrunch didn't get much in writing regarding their "partnership" with Fusion Garage to develop the product, and, well, they should have."
He then goes on too snarkily add, "Curiously, I've seen no coverage of this decision on TechCrunch."
Because I am admittedly fascinated with the case, I actually took the time to read the judge's decision. Perhaps Gruber's snark would have been appropriate if his "in short" was anywhere within several miles of the truth regarding the decision. Honestly, the whole JooJoo thing seems like such distant and irrelevant news in light of the iPad, and soon Android and Chrome OS tablets. But its fascinating to me that Gruber feels compelled to totally misrepresent what the judge said.
The real "in short" of the judge's decision is this. The judge said that the preliminary injunction request was denied, essentially because it was not specific enough about how much profit there would be in the device, if any at all. He also said that there was no evidence that if TechCrunch prevailed in the final case that the injunction was necessary to insure that TechCrunch could receive a recovery. There were additional and more detailed legal conclusions, but they were all narrow and only relevant to immediate injunctive relief. So TechCrunch's request that 100% of the revenue of the *sales* of the device was overreaching, and legally insufficient and was therefore denied.
But the judge, then went on to spend quite a few pages laying out that it was likely that TechCrunch was in a partnership/joint venture with defendant FusionGarage, and that it was likely that Fusion Garage had breached its fiduciary duty, contrary to their assertions. It seems *very* likely to me, from reading the decision, that TechCrunch will win the case.
Specifically, the judge said, "Accordingly, TechCrunch has made a credible showing that it may be able to establish the existence of a joint venture under which Fusion Garage owed it certain fiduciary duties. Such duties may have precluded Fusion Garage from proceeding to market with the joojoo without taking appropriate steps to dissolve the relationship and to compensate TechCrunch."
If there were any money to be made, it is likely that TechCrunch would be getting a nice piece of it. Alas, given the circumstances, a victory here would be pyrrhic. The JooJoo will never make money and so the whole thing is moot. What's not moot is that Gruber, for some strange reason felt compelled to summarize the judge's decision in a patently false manner. Re: Daring Fireball, caveat emptor.
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It never ceases to amaze me how many people reporting on legal matters fail to take the time to read, let alone understand, the opinions of the judges or the filings of the parties. Without some basic background in business law at a minimum, mis-reporting is all but a guaranteed outcome of such ignorant word-mongering.ReplyDelete
This phenomenon is not, of course, confined to technology, but it seems somewhat more prevalent here where simplistic "analysis" is often nothing more than attempting to create a legal framework around a pre-established and unfounded opinion.
Thanks for setting this one straight by actually reading the frigging document!
TechCrunch seems like a broken company. Maybe its the founder, but suing someone whos not going to even make any money anyway seems like poor sportmanship. Also, if you listen to the joojoo guys side, its sounds like they had had enough of arringtons BS. Maybe the judge should hang out with arrington for a few weeks and see if he understands the other point of view.ReplyDelete
Gruber spinning things? I can't believe it!ReplyDelete
hmm so you know for fact Gruber didnt read the doc? cuz judging from the snark, id say someone has an axe to grind.ReplyDelete
Jesus, Gruber wrote a three sentence summary and you jump all over it. Big deal. He did link to the judge's decision so the reader could decide for himself. How is that misleading?ReplyDelete
nola, I dont believe I said he didnt read the doc. Of course if he did read it and wrote what he wrote it is all the more disturbing since there was nothing in the decision about how TC should have gotten a contract. So that was a totally incorrect statement. It was either because he didnt read it, or worse, he did read it and didnt care that he was saying something not true.ReplyDelete
Keiffus, "How is that misleading?"ReplyDelete
Duh. Because what he wrote wasn't true.
"It was either because he didnt read it, or worse, he did read it and didnt care that he was saying something not true."ReplyDelete
You leave out a third option, which is that Gruber doesn't know much about law and didn't understand what he was reading. As a lawyer, I've found that many people without legal training can't read a legal document correctly. TechCrunch's request for a preliminary injunction was denied and several counts were dismissed; superficially, that looks bad for TechCrunch. The significance of fact that they were dismissed with leave to replead is less obvious to a non-lawyer.
David, I would agree, but so much of the document is spent describing how weak Fusion Garage's defense to the actual charges is. The issue of being dismissed with leave to replead is indeed subtle. Perhaps its because I have read so much of this stuff and been involved in a fair bit of litigation, but the judge's disposition seems quite obvious. But my biggest problem with Gruber's boil down is that his statement about how Arrington should have signed a contract is nowhere in the document. In fact the judge goes to great pains with plenty of case law to explain why that is totally irrelevant.ReplyDelete
Gruber's blog is read by a lot of people. It's important to point out when he's wrong, because some people will believe what he says and use it to form their opinions.
I'm still trying to figure out what Gruber got 'wrong.'ReplyDelete
He said, "Mike Arrington (as TechCrunch) gets smacked around in the first round of his lawsuit over the JooJoo/CrunchPad."
Based on a reading of the decision, that would appear to be the case. How much of a 'smack' is a matter of degree and perception, I guess.
And, finally...
"In short: TechCrunch didn't get much in writing regarding their "partnership" with Fusion Garage to develop the product, and, well, they should have. Curiously, I've seen no coverage of this decision on TechCrunch."
And, that appears to be the case, too. "There wasn't much in writing" is not disputed. As to whether "there should have been" is an opinion, of course.
"Based on a reading of the decision, that would appear to be the case. How much of a 'smack' is a matter of degree and perception, I guess."ReplyDelete
uh, no. The judge basically said FG was wrong and TC was right. Not granting injunctions is not being smacked around. Plaintiffs always try to overreach and injunctions are almost never granted. So unless you are saying plaintiffs are always "smacked around" your statement is just false. The key issue is what did the judge think of the merits. Who is likely to win. And the judge was clear.
"And, that appears to be the case, too. "There wasn't much in writing" is not disputed. As to whether "there should have been" is an opinion, of course."
Gruber's comments were presented not as part of his personal opinion, but as his summary of the decision. Interestingly the judge went out of his way to indicate that having things in writing is not at all necessary or relevant.
Well, he has at least linked to this page in the interests of balance. I enjoy reading Gruber but while I don't always agree with everything he says, he does at least acknowledge (and link to) contrary opinions or rebuttals, which is more than a lot of the blogosphere bigmouths do.ReplyDelete
"Gruber's comments were presented not as part of his personal opinion, but as his summary of the decision. Interestingly the judge went out of his way to indicate that having things in writing is not at all necessary or relevant."ReplyDelete
And that wasn't Gruber's opinion?
Still haven't figured out where the statement is 'wrong.' Saying something is false doesn't make it so. TC/MA got smacked around by the judge. Change the words however you want, split hairs until you're bald, but TC/MA didn't get what they wanted from the judge, hence the 'smack.'
@google, Still haven't figured out where the statement is 'wrong.'ReplyDelete
Because apparently reading isn't one of your strengths.
"Because apparently reading isn't one of your strengths."ReplyDelete
And reasoned discussion, it would seem, is not one of yours.
Maybe, as @google suggested, it's a matter of degree and perception. Or maybe "smack" is the wrong term to use altogether, but I too read the Judge's decision, and there's no denying that he was critical of TC's claims, both in content and in the lack of specificity with which they were presented.
That TC has been found to still have a valid claim, whilst also having the chance to amend previously dismissed claims, does not lessen that fact.
You denied accusing Gruber of not reading the judgement himself, but the inference in your words was clear: Gruber didn't reach the same conclusion as you, so it must be down to ignorance on his part.
As an attorney who does this kind of thing for a living, this was an injunction request that was bound to fail. You simply can't get injunctive relief where the injury can be compensated by a damages award. Generally, losing a PI results in the case being settled, but that rule is only applicable in relatively pure injunction cases, which this is not.ReplyDelete
The judge's opinion leaving a breach of fiduciary duty claim intact is a big win. Why? Because TechCrunch will now get to take discovery on the merits and get at internal documents, emails, etc. that bear on the case. Civil discovery is a highly intrusive process and sometimes it is enough, standing alone, to result in a settlement. That is especially true if the evidence that will be discovered is negative.
>Maybe, as @google suggested, it's a matter of degree and perception. Or maybe "smack" is the wrong term to use altogether, but I too read the Judge's decision, and there's no denying that he was critical of TC's claims, both in content and in the lack of specificity with which they were presented.ReplyDelete
Regarding Gruber's "smacked around" comment, I agree with the author of this piece that it's not an accurate assessment, but I'm also not sure that it's meant to be a particularly fair assessment in the first place. I don't know how many of you watched the video posted to TechCrunch shortly after the antennagate presser in which Arrington interviewed Gruber and MG Siegler, but there doesn't seem to be much love lost between the two of them. I'm not surprised, really--Arrington strikes me as a bit of an ass. Perhaps Gruber was just rubbing things in a bit with his mini-analysis.
Though, again, I think anyone who agrees with that assessment--as the author suggests--is reading the ruling wrong, or only focusing on the summary. I too read it and felt that he was overtly sympathetic to TC's claims.
I wrote a pretty similar response shortly after seeing Gruber's link: http://tumblr.com/xojh40qyh
acidproduct. Its not a degree of perception. Knocking down a request for injunctive relief or summary judgement on technical grounds is not the same thing as knocking down actual defenses. I grow weary arguing legal issues with people that have probably never even heard the word injunctive relief. TC learned that the judge agree's with their core argument. Period. End of discussion. More importantly where did the judges decision say anything about, "TechCrunch didn't get much in writing regarding their "partnership" with Fusion Garage to develop the product, and, well, they should have."". In fact the judge said the opposite.ReplyDelete
Not being able to get an injunction is a big loss for TechCrunch. An injunction can put pressure on a Fusion Garage to settle out of court. Without an injunction, TechCrunch now has to go to court to get any satisfaction.ReplyDelete
Meanwhile, Fusion Garage is still selling the product and using the profits. And, Fusion Garage can modify the JooJoo and then claim that even if the old model stepped on TechCrunch's IP, the newer model does not. The longer the case drags out, the worse off TechCrunch will be.
Of course, this is the JooJoo that we're talking about and we're talking about a system whose sales can still be measured in the dozens. I have no idea why these two guys are fighting it out.
>Not being able to get an injunction is a big loss for TechCrunch. An injunction can put pressure on a Fusion Garage to settle out of court.ReplyDelete
An injunction on what? As you admit, they're selling "dozens" of these things. I can't imagine them rushing to settle if they were told they had to hold off on selling a few more. I don't think the injunction means much of anything, frankly. I doubt TC cares much that they lost that fight.
Most of the time, it seems, asking for injunctions is rolling the dice; you ask for anything you can get away with, and you might luck out.ReplyDelete
TC's case survived its first hurdle -- winning this doesn't mean their case is good, either. Failing here would mean that they had nothing, but passing this test doesn't really mean they have much.
And yes, going into business with someone without anything in writing is stupid.
I agree with the commenter saying they don't understand why anyone's fighting this case. There are no profits to argue over. All it is is pride.
Geez, HW. I guess the only thing left when you can't make a coherent argument or explain yourself so the masses can understand is to be needlessly snarky. Hmmm. Just like Glenn Beck or Bill O'Reilly or so many others on Faux News.ReplyDelete
TC got smacked. The only nuance is in the definition of 'smack.' TC may have had their core argument upheld, but they got 'smacked,' too. Says who?
That's how I see it. It's how others see it. Seeing it differently doesn't make it so. As to whether TC 'should' have had a contract, it's an opinion (legal or lay) either way.
You are right about one thing. Everything here does suck.
TC got smacked. The only nuance is in the definition of 'smack.' TC may have had their core argument upheld, but they got 'smacked,' too. Says who?ReplyDelete
That this is your and other people's opinion doesn't make it correct. This is not politics; there is an objectively correct summary to derive from the actual ruling, and I'd be surprised if it was the one you're suggesting (though I've not myself read the ruling).
BTW, HW's comment about reading comprehension, in the context of this thread, was totally called for. It might seem rude and unnecessarily snarky to you, but it was equally rude of you to fail to even properly read what he wrote before typing up a response. I get this all the time and I think we're all a bit tired of making and remaking the same point over and over again, just because others can't be bothered to actually read what we just said. If you take the time to respond to something, please also take the time to actually read it.


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If you were alive during the 1960s, you may remember a day-time Gothic soap opera named Dark Shadows. The show featured werewolves, zombies, ghosts, witches, time travel, parallel universes, warlocks, man-made monsters, and all sorts of other supernatural Halloween costumes. Although the show originally aired in 1966, it did not attract true mainstream attention until one year later, when vampire Barnabas Collins joined the cast of characters.
Due to the shows day-time schedule, the show amassed more episodes (1,225) in its five-year lifespan than most other science-fiction/fantasy genre television shows, including Doctor Who and the entire Star Trek franchise. In 2007, Dark Shadows ranked #23 on TV Guides Top Cult Shows Ever list.
Now, nearly fifty years later, the series is set to see a silver-screen revival, with Tim Burton and Johnny Depp leading the theatrical project. This is another of many films Burton and Depp have worked on together, previously including: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005), Corpse Bride (2005), Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007),and Alice in Wonderland (2010).
The Dark Shadows cinematic release is scheduled for May 11, 2012 so only just around the corner. Not much is known about the actual plotline of the film, other than the general plot synopsis: A gothic-horror tale centering on the life of vampire Barnabas Collins and his run-ins with various monsters, witches, werewolves and ghosts. Based on the cult TV series.
And, of course, Depp has again taken to visually transforming himself for the role of a character. We saw him become madness and mayhem as the Mad Hatter, eccentricity and genius as Willy Wonka, and horror and despair as Sweeny Todd. Now Depp brings us the sophisticated elegance of a Victorian vampire, as Barnabas Collins.
But Depps thrill of becoming a character goes further than merely playing dress-up. In fact, Colleen Atwood, the woman behind Depps Barnabas Collins costume, says, [Depp] has it in contract that he gets to keep all his costumes.Each and every costume Johnny Depp has ever worn for a film is archived in his Santa Monica showroom.
Will the silver-screen adaptation of Dark Shadows attract the same cult status as the original series? Come May 11, 2012, we'll find out.


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Does a bear poop in the woods? I'm assuming it does, although whenever I've encountered one I've been too busy running in the opposite direction to confirm.
However, I do know my two-year-old boy, who lately pretends he's a bear, will gladly take care of business in the woods, in the grass, or anywhere in the great outdoors.
He just won't do it in the house. He won't use the commode in our abode. (Sorry, I had to.)
Our approach to potty training has been pretty casual to this point. The philosophy: "When he's ready to go, he'll go."
We recently started thinking he was there, after he squatted behind a bush at his grandparent's and did No. 2 without an Elmo Pamper.
He did it again outside our house a few days later.
So, to help with the transition to a toy toilet, the next time he asked to "go," I set up the potty where he had previously pooped - under our front deck, behind a snowball tree that's only flowered once in eight years.
He gladly agreed to sit on it, perhaps because he had long been enticed with the reward of a new dinky for graduating out of a diaper.
He planted himself on the potty for what seemed like hours and waited.
No one is allowed to watch on his throne, so I stood back on in front of the #$%^! snowball tree the whole time.
After a while, in an attempt to relieve some of the pressure and get this done, I asked if he wanted me to sit alongside him and read a book.
He liked the idea, and I fetched Dr. Seuss's "ABC."
It didn't take long. The poop hit the pan at "Big H, little h, hungry horse hay. Hen in a hat, hooray, hooray."
He stood up and proudly showed me the results, and I went "hooray, hooray" myself.
I then performed a dance I had been saving for a lottery win. Some rap mogul was driving by and spotted me bustin' a move behind the no-ball tree, and now I'm one of Beyoncé's backup dancers ...
OK, that's not quite what happened. The boy danced with me, with no pants on and clapping like he had achieved something great.
In his mind, and mine, he had. After being encouraged to go potty for a year, he had finally done it.
It was a giant poop for boykind, we hoped, the start of diaper-free living.
Or so we thought.
Two weeks have passed and he still refuses to use the pot in the house, but he continues to have no problem going outside. He'll even ask to do so - even if we're at Sobeys.
I thought for a moment about digging and building an outhouse, but quickly decided against it to avoid being banished there at some point.
And, really, there's nothing wrong with him wanting to go au natural, right? After all, it's only been the past few generations that have had the luxury of a flushing loo.
The situation reminds of the rhyme we sang as kids: "In days of olde when knights were bold and toilets weren't invented ..."
To ensure the boy eventually walks away contented, we're not pressuring the lad to take his act indoors, continuing our "when he's ready to go, he'll go" approach.
The problem now: instead of changing his bum on a table, I'm cleaning him up outdoors, and that can get a lot messier, especially if he decides to intentionally step in it or pick it up.
I get a little frustrated when he does stuff like that, and my focus switches from potty training my son to training myself - to be patient and to keep my potty mouth shut.
Steve Bartlett, unfortunately, finds himself singing Olivia Newton-John's "Physical," and singing, "Let me hear your potty talk." Email him at email@example.com or follow his tweets at SteveBartlett_


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1958: Ritchie Valens recorded "Come On, Let's Go," at his first recording session, in Los Angeles.
1976: Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones crashed his car north of London. Authorities found drugs in the car, and he later was fined.
1992: Vice President Dan Quayle criticized "Murphy Brown" because he said the title character mocked the importance of fathers because she was having a baby out of wedlock.
1999: The movie "Star Wars: Episode One — The Phantom Menace" opened nationwide. Exactly six years later, "Revenge of the Sith" opened.
Today's Birthdays: PBS newscaster Jim Lehrer is 81. TV personality David Hartman is 80. Actor James Fox is 76. Actress Nancy Kwan is 76. Actor Peter Mayhew (Chewbacca in "Star Wars") is 71. Musician Pete Townshend is 70. Singer-bassist Dusty Hill of ZZ Top is 66. Singer-actress-model Grace Jones is 63. Drummer Phil Rudd of AC/DC is 61. Actor Steven Ford is 59. Actress Toni Lewis ("Homicide," "Oz," "As the World Turns") is 55. Guitarist Iain Harvie of Del Amitri is 53. Actor Jason Gray-Stanford ("Monk") is 45. Singer Jenny Berggren of Ace of Base is 43. TV personality Kim Zolciak ("Real Housewives of Atlanta") is 37. Singer Shooter Jennings is 36. Guitarist Tim McTague of Underoath is 32. Guitarist James Richardson of MGMT is 32. Actor Eric Lloyd ("The Santa Clause") is 29. Actor Nolan Lyons ( "Boardwalk Empire") is 14.


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The Société d'Ornithologie de Polynésie (SOP MANU - BirdLife in French Polynesia) has started a rescue program for grounded petrels and shearwaters attracted by lights on Tahiti. Following awareness raising activities by SOP MANU, the number of grounded Near Threatened Tahiti Petrel has risen from 10 to over 100 birds per annum. "This is thought to be the tip off the ice-berg, with the number of seabirds being attracted to bright lights at night is likely to be much higher", said Lucie Faulquier from SOP MANU.
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UNDATED (21 Alive) - East Noble, Columbia City, and Carroll were the three of the Northeast Hoosier Conference teams with football victories on Friday night.
Harold Wolfe tossed thre touchdown passes, two of them to Grey Fox, while Brandon Mable ran for two fumbles for touchdowns and rushed for a third as East Noble pulled away in the second half for a 49-14 win over Warsaw.
Tanner Balazs and Conner McCammack scored for the Tigers.
Travis Herbst passed for two touchdowns and ran for a third, while Braden Myer ran in two scores to lead Columbia City's 34-14 win over Whitko, in the Eagles' first game since the serious injury to fullback-linebacker Sam Dailey.
Drue Tranquill ran for 163 yards and three touchdowns, Justin Tranquill added a rushing score, and Chandler Boggs passed for a score as Carroll rolled up a 41-6 win over Huntington North, whose lone touchdown cam on a Charleston Dydasco run.
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The Dow gave up 151 points shortly after the opening bell Friday, moving down 1 percent to 14,456. Other indexes were also lower.
The Standard & Poor's 500 index was down 19 points, or 1.2 percent, to 1,540 and the Nasdaq composite was down 51 points, or 1.6 percent, at 3,174.
The Labor Department reported that U.S. employers added just 88,000 jobs in March, the fewest in nine months. It's a slowdown after a period of strong hiring and the latest troubling sign for the economy.
The yield on the 10-year Treasury note fell to 1.70 percent, its lowest of the year, as traders bought low-risk bonds.


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- St. Lawrence's 6-0 shutout of Clarkson in game one of a baseball double-header. St. Lawrence also won the second game, 19-6.
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On file: Oct. 19-26, 2012
The following people applied for marriage licenses in Kanawha County between Oct. 19 and 26:
Richard Lee Houchins Sr., 63, of Boomer, and Regina Marie Barron, 55, of Montgomery.
Nickey Robert Bird II, 39, and Joy Lynn Johnson, 45, both of Clendenin.
Bobby Jay Helmick, 18, and Tori Nicole Pynakker, 17, both of Elkview.
Jeremy Ryan O'Ferrell McGhee, 29, of Charleston, and Amber Renee Sawyers, 27, of Bruceton Mills.
Ryan Shane Aliff, 36, and Crystal Beth Cantrell, 32, both of Charleston.
Timothy Michael Trimble, 21, and Amanda White, 20, both of Elkview.
Brian Keith Warner, 38, of Cross Lanes, and Amber Leann Slater, 30, of St. Albans.
Daniel Vinton Moore, 63, and Betty Jean Shaffer, 66, both of Elkview.
Johnny Allen Derrix Jr., 23, and Shana Rae Chestnut, 19, both of Charleston.
Richard Thomas Holleron Jr., 40, of Charleston, and Elisha Faye Rawlings, 32, of South Charleston.
Michael Robert Burns, 30, and Jennifer Denise Keener, 31, both of Charleston.
George Ryan Whittington, 41, and Shelley Lynn Fisher, 39, both of Charleston.
Jeremy Wade Washington, 25, and Enocha Marie Thomas, 27, both of Charleston.
James Harold Reed, 49, and Leisha Lynn Reed, 47, both of Charleston.
William Joseph Nehme, 26, of Cross Lanes, and Kayla Chantelle Gillenwater, 22, of Tornado.
Nathan Thomas Jett, 19, and Sarah Ann Waller, 20, both of Charleston.
Glenn Allen Hudson II, 21, and Laila Marie Hughes, 21, both of South Charleston.
Ricky James Jordan, 48, and Cheryl Ann Hudson, 47, both of Charleston.
The following people applied for marriage licenses in Putnam County between Oct. 12 and 26:
Dennis Michael Risden, 49, and Terri Golden Mullins, 51, both of Hurricane.
Paul Lewis Rice, 70, and Nancy Jane Rice, 57, both of St. Albans.
James Allen Thompson, 23, of Fraziers Bottom, and Caila Diana Vance, 17, of Hurricane.
Bobby Allen Stover, 26, and Amanda Dawn Priddy, 32, both of Winfield.
Vincent Robert McCord, 54, of Scott Depot, and Linda Gail Dunn, 55, of Dunbar.
Russell William Gibson, 23, and Hannah Marie Walls, 20, both of Nitro.
Mark Neal Pauley, 37, of Scott Depot, and Sarah Kathleen Johnson, 38, of Hurricane.
Steven Nathaniel Jones, 26, and Keyria Tene Franklin, 29, both of Red House.
Rickie Lee Starcher, 49, of Liberty, and Melissa Dawn Dement, 42, of Red House.
Wilbur Thomas Hines Jr., 38, of Hurricane, and Kellen Eloise Woodson, 29, of Dunbar.
James Brent Clendenin, 30, of Eleanor, and Franki Ann Rummell, 21, of Red House.
The following people filed for divorce in Kanawha County between Oct 19 and 26:
Victoria L. Angel-Monday from Jerry Don Monday.
Andrew Jason Keeney from Hailey Nicole Keeney.
Angela D. Lewis from Michael F. Lewis.
John R. Hamon Jr. from Candice E. Layne.
Sarah E. Farris from Victor C. Winfree.
Martin Woody from Candice Ramsey.
Michelle Massengill from Jason Massengill.
Elizabeth Whittington from Robert Young.
Madison Brown from Winston Brown III.
Derick E. Shores from Melissa D. Shores.
Angela Nowell from John Nowell.
Holli Faith Tucker from John Ryan Byrd.
Amber Lynne Napier from David Jeffrey Napier II.
Emily Danielle Westerman from Paul Howard Westerman.
Sue Arthur from Franklin Arthur.
William Paul Hodges III from Rachel Jaclyn Hodges.
Ashley L. Edens from Andrew J. Arbogast.
Stacy Michelle Patterson from Shawn Robert Patterson.
Jeremiah C. Abner from Laura O'Dell.
The following people filed for divorce in Putnam County between Oct. 12 and 26:
Kelli Lynn Hoskins from Terry Hoskins Jr.
Monica Harless from Christopher Harless.
Yvonne Renee Bentley from Paul David Bentley.
Melissa Wiles from Leslie P. Wiles.
Teresa M. Bennett from Denver M. Bennett.
David Hawkins from Stacy Hawkins.
Phil Edward King from Tonya Lynn King.
Larissa McCoy from Wesley McCoy.
Johnny W. Lovejoy from Sherrie R. Lovejoy.
Kimberly Stanley-Stover from Victor Allen Stover.
Tiffani Owsley from Clinton Owsley.
Rachel Smith from James Smith.
Courtney Pauley from Robert Eric Pauley.
Chad Petersen from Ashley Petersen.
Sarah Grant from James Grant.
Clarissa Bryant from Ryan Bryant.
Property transfers
The following property transfers over $50,000 were recorded in Kanawha County between Oct. 19 and 26:
Michelle Lynn Rose to Ralph E. Farmer II. Tracts, Union District, $135,000.
Secretary of Department of Housing and Urban Development to Ronnie Lee Harvey. Lot, Union District, $50,000.
Nabila M. Najar to JP Holdings LLC. Parcels, Charleston and Dunbar, $167,000.
David A. Najar to JP Holdings LLC. Parcels, Charleston, St. Albans, and Dunbar, $133,000.
William A. II and Gail R. Carter to Owen S. II and Barbara A. Higgins. Lot, Charleston South Annex Tax District, $353,400.
Jerbon LLC to Elk River Development LLC. Lot, Elk District, $142,000.
Hereford & Riccardi PLLC to Milestone LLC. Lots, Elk District, $59,630.
William A. Jr. and Ellen C. Rice to Melissa L. and Kenneth R. Starcher II. Lot, Loudon District, $245,000.
Chris Ojeda to Jerad L. and Tiffany D. Bailey. Parcels, Charleston West District, $164,000.
Sara Loftis and Erik Bailey to Charles L. and Janet M. Roach. Lot, Union District, $63,500.
Charles S. and Karin Hope Hamer to Eric F. Price II. Lots, Charleston West District, $88,000.
Carol J. Crites to James R. Hupp. Lot, Charleston, $138,000.
Georgianna and Charles Evans to Joe R. and Janet C. Howard. Lot, Malden District, $150,000.
William T. Jenkins to Naomi Cobb. Lot, Union District, $120,000.
Leslie Pinkerton to Timothy E. II and Tonya K. Richardson. Lot, Big Sandy District, $114,000.
Austin Lee and Diane Lee Stephens to David C. Workman Jr. Lot, Jefferson District, $145,000.
Supermarket of Dunbar Inc. to Patton Development WV, LLC. Parcels, Dunbar, $367,000.
Scott A. Izat to Melanie Foster Taylor. Lots, Charleston West District, $131,000.
Joseph M. and Jo Karen Compton to Means Holding Company LLC. Tracts, North Charleston Tax District, $450,000.
James D. Mullins to Samuel Jarrell. Lot, St. Albans, $123,500.
Lori Payne Smith to Steven J. Morrison. Lot, Charleston West Tax District, $115,000.
Marci A. Bevans to William M. Jr., and Lori P. Smith. Lot, Charleston South Annex Tax District, $315,000.
Jewell Whittaker to Rachel N. Epling. Lot, Jefferson District, $110,000.
Richard L. Given to Gary L. Chandler. Lot, Elk District, $150,000.
Whirlwind Properties LLC to Tamara K. Krepshaw. Lot, Union District, $270,000.
Christ A. and April M. Lewis to Denise Yost. Lot, Jefferson District, $83,500.
Gene H. Young Estate to Brittney A. and Danny L. Sproles. Lot, South Charleston, $120,000.
Hereford & Riccardi PLLC to Gannett Paul and Katheryn S. Monk. Lot, Poca District, $57,500.
Estate of Margaret E. Koehn et al to Charleston Electrical Joint Apprenticeship and Training Trust Fund. Lots, Loudon District, $775,000.
Robert A. Maxwell to Stephanie L. Johnson. Lot, Union District, $123,000.
Jeffrey Allen Mast Jr. to John K. and Pamela A. Rectenwald. Lot, Union District, $152,000.
Bobbylew Inc. to Dev Krupa Hospitality Inc. Lots, Kanawha City District, $400,000.
Donald A. Frazier et al to Deborah L. Chancellor. Lot, Nitro, $52,000.
Teays Valley Trustees LLC to Federal National Mortgage Association. Lot, Charleston West District, $67,733.
Teays Valley Trustees LLC to Bank of America N.A. Lot, Jefferson Tax District, $113,022.
Teays Valley Trustees LLC to Federal National Mortgage Association. Lot, Charleston South Annex District, $189,249.
Ralph Silas Smith Jr. et al to Kenneth H. II and Lindsey B. Dolan. Lot, Kanawha City Tax District, $355,000.
Jane R. Engle to Travis W. and Whitney M. Hayes. Lot, Elk District, $140,000.
Russell D. and Cynthia R. Akers to Peter C. and Martha L. Minter. Lot, Washington Tax District, $265,000.
Stricklen Realty Inc. to William A. II and Gail Rubin Carter. Lot, Charleston South Annex District, $463,300.
The following property transfers of $50,000 or more were recorded in Putnam County between Oct. 12 and 26:
Joseph J. Fuller to Gary W. and Rebecca A. Fridley. Lot, Teays Valley District, $168,500.
Ridgefield Estates LLC to Mark Okie and Pamela Sue Grigsby. Parcel, Nitro District, $70,000.
Virginia Meadows LLC to Joshua M. and Melissa D. Powell. Lot, Curry District, $239,000.
Teays Construction LLC to Joseph D. and Cristalle<co > G. Workman. Lot, Scott District, $185,000.
Virginia Meadows LLC to Mary Lou D. Cogar. Lot, Curry District, $177,500.
Thompson Real Estate Inc. to Christopher D. and Ashley D. Hymel. Lot, Hurricane District, $215,000.
Teays Valley Trustees LLC and Dale T. and Lisa M. Castilla to US Bank National Association. Lot, Scott District, $159,900.
Harley J. Miller to William D. Jr. and Lindsey B. Meddings. Lots, Hurricane District, $98,000.
David N. White and Kathy L. Escue to Bryan B. Escue. Lot, Scott District, $148,000.
William D. Kirby to Joshua S. Ballengee. Lot, Curry District, $130,000.
Darren J. Powell to Jason P. and Rachel Shannon. Lot, Scott District, $240,000.
Erica M. Drake to Thomas A. Mounts. Lot, Curry District, $171,000.
Gary L. and Linda L. Hoffman to Russell and Pamela S. McCoy. Lot, Eleanor District, $140,000.
Dan S. Duncan to Michael T. McCallister. Parcel, Scott District, $81,500.
Lisa D. Brown to Larry D. and Vickie L. Bayes. Lot, Scott District, $307,000.
Matthew C. and Amanda C. Sosebee to Robert M. Castile. Lot, Hurricane District, $202,500.
Joshua A. Andrews to Jonathan W. Midkiff. Lot, Scott District, $135,000.
Joanna L. and Shawn V. Huffman to Joshua A. and Janessa L. Andrews. Lot, Winfield District, $162,000.
Quentin G. Jr. and Jana L. Bullock to Jason A. and Kelly A. Bullock. Lot, Scott District, $135,000.
Alexander J. Ross and William D. and Linda P. Burrows to Teddy Joe and Lora Bailey. Lots, Hurricane District, $50,000.
Thomas E. and Constance M. Williams to James II and Amber Dawn Dillo. Acres, Poca District, $116,000.
Thomas W. Brown III to William H. Hart. Lot, Scott District, $174,500.
Charles L. and Pamela S. Staley to Timothy H. and Karen P. Vogler. Acres, Teays Valley District, $185,000.
Jessica R. Davis and Jessica R. and Joseph H. Hawley to Jeffrey Whittington. Lot, Hurricane District, $237,000.
Zachary L. and Stacey L. Crouch to Matthew J. and Stacy G. Rieger. Lot, Winfield District, $167,520.
Billy L. and Patricia A. Shirkey to Teays Holdings LLC. Lots, Hurricane District, $52,000.
Anthony W. and Angela M. Simpkins to Richard A. and Kimberly M. Dearing. Acres, Scott District, $320,000.
AB Contracting Inc. to Scott D. and Ashley D. Smolder. Lot, Scott District, $430,208.
The bankruptcies listed below are limited to those filed by residents or companies in the Gazette's circulation area. Chapter 7 designates the liquidation of non-exempt property; Chapter 11 calls for business reorganization; Chapter 13 establishes a schedule of payments to creditors. The following bankruptcies were filed between Oct. 19 and 26:
Ronald Wayne II and Cynthia Dawn Linville, Danville, Chapter 7. Assets: $137,345, Liabilities: $153,859.
Brenda Joyce Hinkley, Summersville, Chapter 7. Assets: $40,789, Liabilities: $46,380.
William Lee Gray, Richwood, Chapter 7. Assets: $130, Liabilities: $45,786.
Chad Alexander and Sarah Elizabeth Vintorini, Ravenswood, Chapter 7. Assets: $152,505, Liabilities: $181,877.
William Morris and Bonnie Sue Gillespie, Scarbro, Chapter 7. Assets: $43,343, Liabilities: $35,571.
Benjamin Carl Cook, Hinton, Chapter 7. Assets: $63,114, Liabilities: $91,344.
Adam Ray Bostic, Beckley, Chapter 7. Assets: $1,200, Liabilities: $140,113.
Roger Steven Redden, Beckley, Chapter 7. Assets: $9,598, Liabilities: $78,376.
Judy Ann Shumate, Ravencliff, Chapter 7. Assets: $74,120, Liabilities: $192,040.
Stonehouse General Store, Lewisburg, Chapter 7. Assets: $0, Liabilities: $82,294.
Virginia Dare Halstead, Charleston, Chapter 13. Assets: $51,500, Liabilities: $21,637.
Loma Ann Lynch, Charleston, Chapter 13. Assets: $149,573, Liabilities: $185,005.
Harlow Junior and Arolette Elaine Stover, Dorothy, Chapter 13. Assets: $96,450, Liabilities: $52,727.
Restaurant scores
The Kanawha-Charleston Health Department issues non-critical and critical violations. Critical violations are given to incidences that relate directly to the protection of the public from food-borne illness. The incidences are not negotiable and must be corrected immediately. Repetitions of critical violations may lead to enforcement actions or permit suspension. The following restaurants were rated, and the number of critical violations issued is included:
Gino's, Quincy Center, Belle: 10 critical violations. Inspector's comments: Open drinks in prep area, no lid or straw; Walk-in cooler fan cover not clean to sight; top of mixer not clean to sight; can opener not clean to sight; spray bottles not labeled -- cleaner; fan covers True Refrigerator reach-in not clean to sight; ice machine not clean to sight; fan cover in pizza prep station not clean to sight; dust in pizza hood, not clean to sight; lettuce, peppers, onions slicer in bad repair, stored not clean, blade chipped.
McDonald's, 6414 MacCorkle Ave. S.E.: 9 critical violations. Inspector's comments: Can opener blade not clean to sight; liquid eggs stored above cheese; ice machine not clean to sight; hot holding trays in warmer not clean to sight; ice chute on drive-thru fountain not clean to sight; yogurt parfaits not date-marked; fan covers in drive-thru drink cooler; customer coke machine ice chute and pop nozzle not clean to sight; customer coke machine #2 ice chute and pop nozzles not clean to sight.
KFC, 35th Street and Staunton Avenue: 5
Gino's, 6304 Sissonville Drive, Sissonville: 4
Kroger, Riverwalk Mall, South Charleston: 4
Rio Grande, 160 Court St.: 3
Overtime Lounge, 322 Seventh Ave., South Charleston: 3
Star of India, Lee Street East: 3
Hawaiian Grill, Charleston Town Center: 3
Asian Buffet, 50 Nitro Market Place, Nitro: 3
Schlotzsky's, 4600 MacCorkle Ave., South Charleston: 3
Rand Senior Center, 5701 Church Drive: 3
Sweetbriar, 505 Caldwell Drive, Dunbar: 2
Taco Bell, 2525 Mountaineer Blvd., South Charleston: 2
Mid East Market, 180 Laidley St.: 2
Wendy's, 3515 MacCorkle Ave.: 2
Wendy's, 2805 Mountaineer Blvd.: 2
Husson's, 822 Cross Lanes Drive: 1
Sonic Drive-In, 126 MacCorkle Ave., St. Albans: 1
Thomas Memorial Hospital, 4605 MacCorkle Ave., South Charleston: 1
Starbucks at Thomas, 4605 MacCorkle Ave., South Charleston: 1
Pretzel Twister, Charleston Town Center: 1
Panera Bread, 2830 Mountaineer Blvd.: 1
Red Lobster, 101 Cross Terrace Blvd.: 1
Saint Francis Hospital, 333 Laidley St.: 1
Tidewater Grill, Charleston Town Center: 1
Olive Garden, 111 Cross Terrace Blvd.: 1
Cedar Grove Community School, Cedar Grove: 1
Edgewood Country Club, 16009 Edgewood Drive: 1
Little Caesar's, 5633 MacCorkle Ave.: 1
Donut Connection, 117 Spring St.: 1


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Vol State Holds Debate Watch and Discussion October 22
Submitted on October 09, 2012 at 12:57 PM
The final Presidential Debate of 2012 is coming up on October 22 and Volunteer State Community College is planning a debate watch and discussion for the community. The debate will focus on foreign policy issues and will be held at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida. Vol State Political Science instructor, Dr. Michael Lenz, will lead the discussion after the debate. The event is free and open to the public. The debate begins at 8 p.m. The event will be held in the Nichols Dining Room of the Wood Campus Center at the Vol State Gallatin campus, 1480 Nashville Pike. For more information call 615-230-3789.
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Sundays are low-key, but that doesn't mean mealtime has to be lackluster. Here are four easy ways to make suppertime more stylish.
- Select a unified color scheme, be it black and white, pastels, or neutrals. Tip: Take cues from your dining room's décor.
- Create layers – charger, napkin, salad plate, silverware. For an informal look, simply stack it all up at each place setting.
- Light candles, but try votives instead of tall tapers. They're less formal, but they still incorporate soft lighting.
- Build a casual centerpiece using natural materials. Sprigs and herbs add texture and surprise.
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People with a benign or cancerous pituitary tumor may have any or all of the following symptoms. These could also be the sign of other problems. A person who has any of these symptoms should see his or her doctor:
Double or blurred vision
Loss of ability to see out of the sides of the eyes (loss of peripheral vision)
Sudden loss of sight
Numbness or pain in the face
Loss of consciousness
Other symptoms can include nausea, weakness, unwanted weight loss or gain, loss of menstrual periods, impotence, and loss of interest in sex.
Pituitary tumors that affect hormones may cause a variety of symptoms, which are related to high hormone levels and production. These symptoms will be different in children than in adults. Growth hormone-secreting adenomas in children may cause:
Rapid growth
Pain in joints
Excessive sweating
Being very tall (known as gigantism)
Over several years, adults with growth hormone-secreting adenomas may experience the following symptoms:
Increase in hat, shoe, or ring size caused by growth of skull, hands, or feet
Deepening of voice
Change in facial structure
Joint pain
Heart disease
Kidney stones
High blood pressure
Pituitary adenomas that make the hormone corticotropin cause the adrenal glands to overproduce hormones and may cause:
Weight gain, especially in the abdomen
Large purple stretch marks
A hump that forms at the back of the neck where it meets the upper back
Abnormal growth of body hair
A round, swollen face
Other more rare kinds of pituitary tumors cause other symptoms. It is important for anyone who is experiencing any unusual symptoms to see a doctor.


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1969 Ford F100 - A Work Of HeartWritten by on October 1, 2008 F-100s Run Thick In This Family's Bloodline
You never really forget your first vehicle. Some of us are lucky enough to say we still have them, but then there's the rest of us who've had to see them off for one reason or another. Sometimes we're relegated to replacing our first car or truck with something more "practical," for lack of a better term. Other times, fate intervenes and our dreams of holding onto our first vehicle are crushed in one disastrous moment. For Chris Smith, the latter of these two situations was the reason he parted ways with his initial means of transportation.
Chris' love for this particular truck is his birthright, for all intents and purposes. You see, both Chris' father and grandfather had a passion for the Blue Oval in their blood and drove F-100s as well. Chris grew up around this body style and spent many of his formative years riding in the ones his folks owned. So, carrying on the tradition of eventually owning one was all too appropriate. When Chris turned 16, he fulfilled that legacy when he got his first truck: a '69 F-100.
For about the next year and a half, the truck was his daily driver until tragedy struck. Chris was in an accident, and although he walked away relatively unscathed, the same couldn't be said about his '69. It was totaled. He had to bid farewell as it was towed off to automotive heaven. Chris vowed that one day, when finances allowed, he would purchase another '69 F-100, spare no expense in its restoration, and put his heart into building it exactly the way he wanted. Over the next 14 years, the inevitable wife and children came along, but Chris never lost sight of his dream. After seeing an ad in a local paper, he was able to capitalize on it.
Chris knew right away he'd found the right platform to turn his vision into reality. The paint was faded and the brakes were poor, but, all in all, the truck was pretty straight and really just needed a thorough freshening up. A handshake and $750 later, Chris was well on his way to giving this '69 a second lease on life. After driving it for about a month to get a feel for what the F-100's resurrection would entail, Chris spent practically every night over the next two years rebuilding the truck.
The game plan was to return the truck to factory condition with a few modern conveniences. Chris completely disassembled it and began painting the frame and rearend. For more stopping power, he swapped out the stock front drums to '73-78-model discs after finding a pair in a local junkyard. Aside from that, the only deviation from stock Chris made to the chassis was the addition of 15-inch Cragars.
Although the motor looks stock at first glance, Chris actually wanted to go with something a little more powerful. He purchased and rebuilt a '94 Mustang GT motor, and borrowed components from the original 302 to maintain a factory appearance. He switched it over to the original carbbed intake and repainted the valve covers, oil pan, timing chain cover, and air cleaner from the previous motor. The original C4 was also rebuilt and added to the rolling chassis.
As a paint shop supervisor (and having grown up in the business), Chris didn't cut any corners on bodywork. He spent many a night blocking, sanding, and repainting the truck in the original Ragu Red. That paintwork also included carrying the body color over to the inner fenders (a departure from stock) to make the truck look that much cleaner. All side chrome, bumpers, and weather stripping were replaced, courtesy of parts purchased through LMC. It took approximately a year and a half to locate another grille to replace the beat-up original, as repops for this particular style are unavailable.
The interior was restored to factory condition, with two exceptions: adding a CD player and painting the steering wheel to match the color of the truck. To say that the finished product is a part of the family would be an understatement. "I wish my father and grandfather were here to see it," Chris says. "They'd be proud of it." Today, Chris' two children are as enamored of their dad's F-100 as he was of the ones owned by his father and grandfather. It's safe to say that same F-100 bloodline is now going into its fourth generation. Who knows, maybe you'll eventually see an article on the F-100s Chris' little ones end up building.


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Does no one have a copy somewhere?
It seems the Dungeonforge website has finally gone offline, and I can't seem to find a copy anywhere online.
Does anyone have a copy floating around on their hard disk? I have a copy somewhere, but I can't seem to find the USB stick...
I always thought Dungeonforge was such a good program for what it was, and excellent considering it was free.
Many thanks!
(I think this should have been placed in this part of the forum, could the mods delete the old thread in General Discussion?)
Does no one have a copy somewhere?
I do. Never used it so I don't know if this is the install file or not.
Email me at Bogiemaps (at) gmail
Does anyone else have a copy?
Hey, it's me again.
Someone out there must have a copy of this program, since I've browsed this forum and noticed a number of maps were made with it.
Could be that someone does, but the majority of our members are not currently active. So it may be that those that have it aren't frequenting the forums of late. You may also want to try your luck at the Dragon's Foot forums (in the Maps section), I know I've seen a few people who use it there as well. Best of luck to you.
As an alternative to DungeoneForge, have you checked out Pyromancers? It is an online mapping tool that looks very impressive.
I have not used it myself, but the screenshots they post are excellent.
Pyromancers.com | Online Dungeon Painter & RPG Forum Scene Viewer - solutions for comfortoble online playing
After hunting through THREE old hard drives I found it
Anyone know of a good place to host files?


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My boyfriend and I were messing around, and I got a tiny cut or tear "down there," and it's a little uncomfortable, especially when I urinate. Is there anything over the counter than can clear it up?
Most topical antibiotics state on the label that they aren't to be used on mucous membranes, alas. But you can certainly check the label on any topical antibiotics you have around the house to see.
So, with a genital injury -- I'm assuming you mean you have an injury around your vaginal opening? -- just giving it time to heal is your best bet. It is safe to put a little 100% aloe vera gel on the injury: that helps both with healing and can soothe the area, and you might also find that just soaking in the tub (sans bubbles) is a helper. You'll want to avoid genital sex until it heals, too, and also be sure you're wearing comfortable, loose clothing.
If you're menstruating when you have any vaginal abrasions or injuries, ditch tampons, too: it's better to use pads (washable or disposable), when you have an injury, since a) tampons rob the vagina of moisture and b) the fibers in tampons are abrasive, and could also contribute to an infection at the site.
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- Microcomputers for local government planning and management
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- Abstract
- The microcomputer is the most visible sign ofthe burgeoning information revolution. The indications are that this revolution will change our patterns of living and working just as profoundly as did the industrial revolution of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. However, this time the rate of change is certain to be faster. After all, the industrial revolution merely extended human muscle. The information revolution is extending the human mind and the consequences are bound to be far reaching. It is producing changes of several orders or more in the speed and cost effectiveness of processing information. A change of only one order in any system is said to produce fundamental qualitative change: for example, the change in travel speed (and mode) from walking to motor car travel has produced fundamental changes in urban development (such as suburbanization) and in our way-of-life. A change in speed and cost effectiveness of information processing of several orders, especially when coupled with a change in mode, is bound to have even more dramatic effects. [Foreword]
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- Publication year
- 1986
- Keyword(s)
- Australia; Computers; Data processing; Local government; Technology
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On this site you will find a variety of educational information about vaccines and the diseases they prevent. For each vaccine, you can access information about who should receive the vaccine, when it should be administered, and what patients or parents should know about it. Immunization providers can also find more general information on vaccine administration as well as tips on how to talk to your patients about vaccines and address their concerns.
The information is in various printed formats—flyers, booklets, fact sheets, posters—and includes links to other useful websites. CDC materials are not copyrighted and can be downloaded, copied, and distributed to patients. Some items can be ordered through an online ordering system.
Immunization educational materials are intended to complement personal education and advice from the healthcare provider. Informed patients, working together with their healthcare providers, are the key players in keeping themselves and their children healthy and protecting the health of the public.
Materials That Can be Used to Educate Patients
- Diseases & the vaccines that prevent them - fact sheet series
(Basic and in-depth disease fact sheets that describe symptoms of infection as well as benefits and risks of vaccination)
- Vaccine Information Statements (VIS)
- How to hold your child during vaccinations
- Tips for a less stressful shot visit
- Parent-friendly schedule of recommended immunizations for children birth through 6 years old [2 pages]
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- Parents' Guide to Childhood Immunization
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- For parents: Vaccines for your children
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Complete, up-to-date and reliable information about vaccines for parents and healthcare professionals. Also available: videos, info tear sheets, and info on every vaccine.
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Materials that help you assess parents' needs, identify the role they want to play in making decisions for their child's health, and then communicate in ways that meet their needs. These resources are collectively called Provider Resources for Vaccine Conversations with Parents.
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Fact sheets provide information about vaccine testing, safety, monitoring, and the process for establishing the U.S. immunization schedule.
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