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Kharvas is a milk pudding. It is prepared from special milk known as kharavasache milk or colostrums milk. But as it is not available everywhere and whenever we want, let's learn to make instant kharvas. This is very simple and easy recipe.
- 3/4 cup Thick curd
- 3/4 cup Milk
- 3/4 cup condensed milk / Milkmade
- 2 tsp Corn flour
- 1/4 tsp Cardamom powder
- Take thick curd, milk and condensed milk and corn flour.
- Tie regular curd in a clean cloth and drain all the water. This is thick curd. You can also use Greek yogurt.
- Beat the mixture really good. The mixture should be homogenous.
- No lumps of curd should be left behind.
- Add cardamom powder and mix well.
- Take a pot that comes with cooker in which we make dal or rice.
- Pour out the mixture into the pot. Sprinkle a little cardamom powder for garnishing.
- You can also add saffron strands for garnishing.
- Take cooker. Put a dish at the bottom and add 1" water above it.
- Put another pot at the bottom and place kharvas mixture pot above it.
- Remove the whistle and close the lid.
- Steam the kharvas on medium heat for about 35-40 minutes.
- Remove the pot from cooker and insert the fork at the center of the kharvas.
- If the fork comes out clean it means kharvas is already.
- Cut it into square pieces.
- If you want you can pour out the whole kharvas like cake.
- Just loosen up from sides and flip over into a dish.
- You can have kharvas as it is. It tastes better when chilled.


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This is what we've all been waiting for. Domino drops March 23rd.
The Bloody Beetroots Death Crew 77 – Domino (Video)
Electronic, Video
Etienne De Crécy Feat. The Bloody Beetroots – Welcome
If you didn't happen to catch the background on this track, let me fill you in. For about 2 years now Etienne De Crécy has been touring and doing a live show called Beats 'N' Cubes. He actually preforms in a giant cube (epic!) which you can see in many videos on youtube. And as a part of this show he plays a lot of his original tracks plus two other unfinished tracks called Welcome and Hope. So after 2 long years of modifiying here and there he's finally decided to polish up Welcome and give it a proper release. Now we find ourselves here along with this great track and a remix by The Bloody Beetroots. It's technically more of a remix (at least that's what Etienne De Crécy called it), but it's listed as featuring so that's the way I'll leave it.
Etienne De Crécy Feat. The Bloody Beetroots – Welcome (256 vbr kbps)
1. Welcome (Studio Version)
2. Welcome (feat. The Bloody Beetroots)
3. Welcome (Pablo Decoder Remix)
4. Welcome (Global Warning Remix)
5. Welcome (Live Version)
You can pick up the EP now on Beatport.
I'll Just Leave This Here #44
Electronic, House, I'll Just Leave This Here
(Photo by Alexandra Cameron)
Got some great stuff coming up this week. Might try and do another interview with someone. If you have an artist in mind that you'd like to see interviewed, let me know in the comments! And now that the holidays are finally over, let's get back to the music shall we?
One Republic – All The Right Moves (Danger Remix) (320 kbps)
C-code – Burning Up In Here (Rubix Remix) (320 kbps)
Green Velvet feat Santiago & Bushido – Turn It Up (320 kbps)
Boys Noize – Nott (The Subs Vital Edit) (256 kbps)
Dolby Anol – Manimal Techno (320 kbps)
Edu K – Ja, Mann! (Mom & Dad Remix) (320 kbps)
Some funky french house that I came across last night.
Gile – Hous'in (320 kbps)
Fafa Monteco – Good Time (265 vbr kbps)
Funky Stuff – Devil (255 vbr kbps)
This last one was sent to me earlier in the week. I was about to write it off as yet another average Warp remix until I realized it wasn't Steve Aoki screaming at me. The Princess Sisters went and added in some original vocals that they recorded. Put that together with a great remix that doesn't even sound like the original (the main hook isn't heard once) and you have a winner.
The Bloody Beetroots – Warp 1.9 = Azrael's Death (The Princess Sisters Remix) (320 kbps)
The Bloody Beetroots Mix for Annie Nightingale
The Bloody Beetroots did a little mix for Annie Nightingale's Radio 1 show last night. They played two remixes that I've never heard before as well as a new Rifoki track called Zombie Attack. I can't wait for these remixes to drop.
The Bloody Beetroots Mix for Annie Nightingale (12/18/09) (173 vbr kbps)
1. Vitalic — Second Lives (Bloody Beetroots Remix)
2. Boys Noize — Drummer (Bobermann Remix)
3. Refused — New Noize (Bloody Beetroots & Steve Aoki Remix )
4. The Bloody Beetroots — Warp 1977 (feat. Aoki & Bobermann)
5. The Subs — Mitsubitchi (Bobermann Remix)
6. Étienne de Crécy — You Are Welcome (Bloody Beetroots Remix)
7. Rifoki — Zombie Attack
8. All Leather — Mystery Meat (Bloody Beetroots Remix)
9. Boys Noize — Gax
10. Khonnor — I Was Everything You Wanted Until You Quit
11. The xx — Hot Like Fire
My Favorites of 2009
Dubstep, Electronic, House
So here's my favorites of 2009 post. Not necessarily the best tracks released this year, but they're among the most played for me. I'm not gonna comment on each one since I've probably already done it on the blog before. I will say that it's been an absolutely crazy year as far as electronic music goes. 2008 couldn't touch 2009 and I'm sure the same will be said next year. After all, we have the new Daft Punk album to look forward to!
Read on after the jump to check it all out.
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Animal cruelty and interpersonal violence - what do we really know?
What is the connection between animal cruelty and interpersonal violence? Does one necessarily lead to the other?
Supporting Information
Popular media promotes the overgeneralisation that serial killers start out by killing animals. Recently, animal rights extremists juxtaposed images of a brutally beheaded and partly cannibalised Canadian man with images of farmed animals, to push the view that killing humans and killing animals are one and the same.
This draws upon 'The Link' between animal cruelty and interpersonal violence, and implies that animal cruelty leads directly to violence.
The Link is increasingly used to justify opposition to activities like farming, fishing, and eating meat. It has even been applied to feral animal management undertaken for the purpose of conservation. Some argue that preventing animal cruelty will break The Link, and in doing so, reduce other forms of violence.
The facts, of course, are far removed from this simplistic view.
Animal cruelty can occur alongside generalised antisocial behaviours, including assault, theft, arson, and substance abuse, but those behaviours also take place in the absence of animal cruelty. There is little support for the theory that people 'graduate' from animal cruelty to interpersonal violence.
This does not mean animal cruelty should be ignored. Far from it. But if The Link is invoked as a reason for taking action, we must ensure that we take action in the right directions.
Research tells us that animal cruelty and interpersonal violence tend to occur in the same households. This encompasses a range of circumstances. A child who is directly abused, and re-enacts that experience on an animal. An adult who assaults their partner and threatens to kill the family dog. A teenager exposed to domestic violence, who tortures their sister's kitten.
In the setting of domestic or family violence, threats of violence, or actual harm to a pet may be used as a means of intimidating, frightening, or exerting control over others.
Animals can become victims of violence in troubled homes because they are thought of as part of the family; if not by the abuser, then by others within that family. In violent relationships an animal can be the only source of affection or comfort for an abused individual. Threatening, hurting, or killing that animal further isolates the person being abused.
Alarmingly, some women say they delay leaving a violent partner because they cannot take their animals with them. It would be like abandoning part of the family.
It is not easy to escape violent relationships. For those with limited personal and financial resources, it can be almost impossible. Secure, long term accommodation is hard to find and often unaffordable. Ongoing support is difficult to access. This can leave abused individuals feeling that their only choice is between an abusive home, and no home at all. So the violence continues, towards humans and animals within that home.
This is an intergenerational challenge, and it often raises more questions than it answers. But something we do know is that dysfunctional home environments can have lifelong impacts, especially when it comes to psychological, social, and emotional development.
The Link is a simple term that is used to refer to tremendously complex systems of human development and behaviour. Saying we can reduce violence by preventing animal cruelty is like saying we can treat lung cancer by preventing coughing. If we want to tackle violence, we need to address the causes rather than the symptoms.
The best clues we can get about the causes come from looking at the context in which animal cruelty and interpersonal violence most frequently co-occurs.
Family violence can happen to anyone. However, it is disproportionately prevalent in households where other factors like economic hardship, social disadvantage, and alcohol or drug abuse, are also present. Efforts to reduce these negative influences can only have positive outcomes, for people and pets alike.
Billboards saying that an end to farmed animals will mean an end to violence are not going to achieve that. In fact, all they are likely to do is divert attention away from where it is truly needed.
- Samara McPhedran
- School of Pyschology
University of Sydney
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Fall colors had not yet fallen from the trees in the shadow of Shasta when recent storms brought snow and a few fresh steelhead into the Klamath and Trinity Rivers. The storm at the same time reduced the number of anglers. The result has been some good catches for those willing and able to get out.
The Klamath has been fair to good, while the Trinity has suffered from a lack of fish along with a number of anglers. Most folks are nymphing but a few dedicated to the swing continue to find a few fish as well. With very few Salmon left in the system the egg bite has fallen off with rubberlegs and small nymphs creating most of the magic. Those swinging are still seeing smaller dark colored wets working best, though as water temps fall into the forties a larger offering may soon be required. While fall fish seem not to be very numerous this year, some have been good sized and our first "winter run' fish have arrived to bolster the run. Hopefully the winter runs will provide the bounty we are seeking, as well as spark the bite for fall fish that have grown stale.
The McCloud closed November 15th with a bang, some slow fishing early in November picked up the last days of the season and several very nice fish looking for a final feast came to net. The October Caddis sputtered a bit while the Blue Wing Olives popped in their favorite weather. These little mayflies also provided a few fine days to end the season on the Fall River, including some superb fish taken on dries!
The Upper & Lower Sac as well as the Pit River remain open year round for those looking to conclude their year trout fishing. The Lower Sac has fished exceptionally well on some days with a few real trophies showing up, mostly on egg patterns. Numbers of fish per day are down and at times conditions proved difficult with little or no action on hatches as well as problems with the river coloring for a few days during the wettest parts of the storm. A few steelhead on the lower drifts have shown, while the upper floats have seen the most pressure but also produced the best fish on average.
During the last storm the snow level was quite low, nearly down to Lake Shasta. On the Upper Sac access will be an issue until snow melts off. The good news is that the cold weather has impeded runoff keeping flows very low. Nearly a foot of snow remains standing on the ground at the headwaters with another cold front scheduled to arrive midweek. This is the time of year when drippy days find the river's biggest Rainbows sipping BWO's in shallow glides. The next few warmer, clear days may have a few October Caddis lingering as well.
For the latest on conditions, drop us a line. We would be pleased to point you in a direction you might most enjoy whether you are seeking guide service or not.
Some new and returning guests have recently enjoyed some fine days on the Klamath River with several visitors getting into their first fly caught fish and first steelhead ever! Congrats to Drew and John who joined a few of our regulars, Joe, Jeff and Neil for a group drift trip with Craig, Chuck and Chris King. Earlier in the week, our good friend Kelly joined us for a couple of days and found several chrome winter fish though the one that got away will have him coming back for more.
The first two weeks of November went by in a flurry of adventures with folks fitting in their last trout trip of the season, their first steelhead trip of the season and sometimes both. It was a real treat for Craig, Jim, Alan and Chuck to host a large Tri Valley Fly Fishers group at the Klamathon Lodge, where everyone managed to get into the action including steelhead landed by some club members new to the sport.
Bob brought his magic mojo mid-month for his last trip of the season, Jay flew out from the east coast for a reunion with his college buddy Blake to land his first west coast steelhead, while Nigel made the trip clear across the pond from the UK for a couple of days of trouting and steelheading. Creighton, Ron and Richard (members of the Shasta Trinity Fly Fishers) on the other hand made the short drive from Redding to sample the bounty of the Klamath with Richard successfully introducing his longtime friend Mike to fly fishing for Steelhead. Dave rejoined us for a day of steelhead on the Klamath and trouting as well, Neil tried his luck on the Trinity, while Nick returned with some friends and found some trophy 'bows on the Lower Sac as did Bill.
We opened November with Tom hosting Mary and John on the Fall River followed by a few days with Rod. Dan successfully introduced wife Mary to steelheading on the Klamath and our good friend Gene counted another good time with the kind of bounty he finds rarely outside Alaska. Craig even managed to fit in a couple presentations to the Diablo Valley Fly Fishers and San Jose Flycasters along with a day on the Delta with Bob Laskodi, his host at San Jose. Like I said, it seemed to go by in a flurry.
This winter you'll find Craig on the Klamath, Lower Sac and Upper Sac, Jim on the Klamath, Trinity, Lower Sac and Rogue, Alan on the Klamath and Trinity, Gabe on the Klamath, Lower Sac and Trinity, Chuck on the Klamath, Rick and Wayne on the Upper Sac, Fred (who just returned from the Bahamas) on the Upper and Lower Sac, and Tom on the golf course. If you are headed our way, please drop a line. We would enjoy arranging a trip with the finest local guides or if you prefer to fish without, point you in a direction you might enjoy.


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Seated Calf Bench RCB-355Please call for pricing.Adjustable thigh support device pivots front and back to accommodate most leg lengths. Conveniently located vertical holder/release. Includes (2) TOA-37 Olympic plate adapter. Tested weight load capacity of 400 lb/181 kg
Deluxe Multi-Purpose Bench CDM-400Please call for pricing.Designed for many bench exercises - high level of adjustability - from decline to full upright position. Contoured lumbar back support provides proper back positioning. Built-in handle and wheels for easy roll-away. Tested weight load capacity of 800 lb/363 kg
Flat Bench CFB-305Please call for pricing.Designed for dumbbell workout and general exercise usage. Compact and lightweight. Built-in wheels for easy roll-away. Tested weight load capacity of 800 lb/363 kg
Olympic Bench with Safety Stoppers COB-400Please call for pricing.Heavy weight flat press bench with built-in safety stoppers. Triple gun rack J-Hooks allow multiple racking height options. Adjustable safety stoppers can be positioned at optimum height to achieve full range of motion during exercise.
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Finding the right summer travel destination can be difficult. For those city explorers hoping to embrace the summer weather wholeheartedly, here are five of the world's sunniest cities to consider before the season is over.
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
For a city that is famously known for its nightlife, Las Vegas receives plenty of sunshine throughout the year. The city enjoys a subtropical, hot desert climate, with an average of 310 sunny days every year. The summer months of June to September can get exceptionally hot, with a daily average temperature reaching above 30°c.
There are also plenty that can be done in the city that never sleeps. For thrill seekers, you can get your adrenaline pumping when you try out the rides at the Stratosphere Tower or New York-New York. Alternatively, tourists can opt for more relaxing activities such as shows and museums.
Bangkok, Thailand
If you are hoping to escape the winter season in Asia and still bask in the sun during the months of September to May, then Bangkok may just be the choice for you.
Located in the Southeast Asia region, Thailand experiences a tropical temperature all year round. As the capital city of Thailand, it offers tourists a great combination of food, shopping and cultural attractions. The wide array of food and shopping options also come at a low price – an ideal escape for those wishing to explore the city on a budget.
Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia
Dubbed as Australia's only tropical capital city, the city's temperature can reach a maximum of 40°c. The dry season can be experienced from the months of May to September, where it is sunny almost every day with low precipitation.
For the nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, this city may be the ideal travel destination. Plan your itinerary around walks and treks you can take along the coastal paths, or admire the wildlife in its natural habitat. In the evenings, relax and have fun along the lively beaches.
You can also find out more information on road trips in other parts of Australia here.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
With a high of 41°c and a low of 30°c during its summer season, it comes as no surprise that Dubai has made it on the list. The expensive city experiences a tropical desert climate, enjoying the sunshine throughout the year.
Dubai is famous for its luxurious lifestyle, perfect for shoppers with expensive taste. There are various attractions that capture the culture and adventures the city has to offer. Dubai also has an amazing landscape with many interesting architectural buildings to admire.
Valletta, Malta
An island south of Italy, Malta enjoys a Mediterranean climate gets an average of 2957 hours of sun annually. People travelling to Malta do not have to worry about the winter seasons either, as the country experiences very mild winters.
People can enjoy learning about the history and culture of Malta in the city of Valletta. Beach lovers can also enjoy the beautiful beaches and bays around Malta, or take a day trip out of the city to visit Gozo Island, where the famous Azure Window is bound to keep one in awe.
– Priscilla Lim, Correspondent (Travel)


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M.Sc: ChemistryKuvempu University
Price on request
Important information
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Course programme
The Kuvempu University offers M.Sc: Chemistry course to its students. The course structure for it is as follows:
Paper-I : Analytical Chemistry and separation Techniques -I (Theory)
Paper-II : Organic chemistry - I (Theory)
Paper-III : Physical chemistry - I (Theory)
Practical-I : Chemistry
Practical-II : Organic chemistry
Practical-III : Physical Chemistry
One of the elective papers offered by other departments.
Paper-IV : Inorganic Chemistry - I (Theory)
Paper-V : Organic Chemistry - II (Theory)
Paper-VI : Physical Chemistry - II (Theory)
Practical-IV : Inorganic Chemistry
Practical-V : Organic Chemistry
Practical-VI : Physical Chemistry
One of the elective paper offered by other departments
Paper-VII : Ana. II Spectroscopic Separation Techniques (Theory)
Paper-VIII : Inorganic Chemistry- II (Theory)
Practical-VII : Analytical Chemistry
Practical-VIII : Inorganic Chemistry
Anyone soft core theory paper has to be selected from the first and practicals pertaining to the selected soft core papers
One of the elective paper offered by other departments
Any three soft core papers from the list (other than that selected during third semester) have to be selected
Soft Core paper - II Soft Core pa per - III Soft Core paper - IV
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Considerations for an Organization Applying to Affiliate with InSEA Any art education organisation may apply to become an Affiliated Organisation of InSEA if it pursues similar goals. An organisation applying for affiliation to InSEA is required to submit to the Secretary of InSEA the application form attached below. The following outlines the benefits and expectations of affiliation, as well as the annual review ensuring continual affiliation with InSEA. Benefits:
- Receive the InSEA newsletter.
- Able to include the InSEA logo on official documentation. Beside the logo we would appreciate this byline: `Affiliated with the International Society for Education through Art'.
- Able to apply for InSEA endorsement of events and publications.
- Share information in the InSEA newsletter.
- Link the organization's website to the InSEA website.
- Promote InSEA events and publications within their networks, newsletters and websites.
- Create a link to the InSEA website via their website under the text 'Affiliated to the International Society for Education through Art' (beside the InSEA logo).
Annual Review: Affiliation with InSEA will be reviewed annually. An Affiliated Organisation is required to submit a report to the Chairperson of the Affiliations Board via the Secretary of InSEA by July 1st of each year or such other time as determined by the World Council. The following information should be included: i. details of the total number of current members; ii. InSEA representatives within the organization iii. list of executive officers and governing council/committee or network moderators ; iv. any changes or amendments to the Constitution or Statutes and membership subscriptions; v. brief description of activities, conferences and publications in the preceding year. APPLICATION PROCEDURE for An Organization Applying to Affiliate with InSEA send an email to: firstname.lastname@example.com with the following information
- Name of your organization.
- Type of Organisation
- When was your organization founded?
- How many members are in your organization?
- What is the Url of your organization website?
- Please provide the names and addresses (including email) of the InSEA members belonging to your organization
- A description of the Organisation ( aims, Conditions and categories of membership, structure of the organization
- A short description of activities, conferences, publications or other events of your organization.
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Ankh Marketing specializes in creating intellectual properties that integrate culture, technology and education. Ankh seeks to use its vast network to connect brands with their desired demographic while seamlessly providing music fans unique and high-quality event experiences with their favorite performing artists. Known for professionalism, experience, and an intense work ethic, Ankh Marketing provides top quality services to all clients and our customer base.
Ankh has produced over 1000 events since 2004, becoming the most prolific independent event production and marketing company in the San Francisco Bay Area.


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Pro Bono: Cultivating a Culture of Service
Founded in 1995, the Eric R. Neisser Pro Bono Program strives to inculcate an ethic of service in all law students. Through the program, students have the opportunity to engage in pro bono work to increase access to justice, build their lawyering skills, and develop a lifelong commitment to public interest. The Program supports this vision through collaborating with student, faculty and attorneys to create meaningful and structured pro bono opportunities for Rutgers law students. In an era of decreasing resources and increasing community needs, the Program is playing a crucial role in creating innovative pro bono partnerships and in bridging the gap between legal needs and resources. The program cultivates and maintains partnerships with a vast array of public interest organizations and lawyers through which our students can fulfill their pro bono obligation. In addition, the program has developed a variety of "in-house" pro bono projects, through which we provide trainings and ongoing sort to select community partners. A sampling of our "approved partners," and "in-house projects," are included below.
Practice Areas: Civil Rights & Liberties/Racial Justice Issues, Constitutional Law/First Amendment, Criminal Law/Death Penalty, Gender/Sexuality, Immigration, Juvenile Issues, Legislative/Policy Issues, LGBTQ, Litigation, Non-Profit, Prisoner Rights, Reproductive Rights, Women
Practice Areas: Health Law/HIV-AIDS Issues, Immigration
Practice Areas: Children's Rights, Family Law
ACNJ is the state's foremost child advocacy agency, assertively advancing policies that help children and families. The association's advocacy has grown since its inception. While protecting abused children is a priority, ACNJ, over the years, has played a role in improving nearly every aspect of children's health, safety and education.
Practice Areas: Children's Rights, Civil Rights & Liberties/Racial Justice Issues, Community Economic Development, Consumer Protection/Debt/Bankruptcy, Employment/Labor, Environmental, Government/Regulatory Affairs, Health Law/HIV-AIDS Issues, Homelessness/Housing/Landlord-Tenant, Judicial/Judiciary, Legislative/Policy Issues, Municipal Law, Non-Profit, Nonprofit Management/Administration, Political Activity/Election Law, Public Benefits/Social Security, Real Estate/Land Use
The Center is committed to restoring trust between Newark's decision-makers and residents, realigning them to be on the same team, and using the knowledge and resources of that alliance to establish a critical mass of reforms that will bring Newark to a tipping point where a positive cycle of health, abundance and opportunity can achieve momentum.
The Center is conducting a citywide community needs assessment which began in June 2009. Throughout the course of the academic year and over the summer, the Center will continue and deepen this needs assessment employing a variety of tools and techniques including community forums, focus groups, interviews with City officials, surveys, and community mapping. On the basis of our preliminary results, will also assume a slate of projects to develop policy and program solutions to pressing problems through our research, implementation, and evaluation processes.
Practice Areas: Children's Rights, Homelessness/Housing/Landlord-Tenant
Practice Areas: Administrative Law, Environmental, Government/Regulatory Affairs, Legislative/Policy Issues, Litigation, Non-Profit
Practice Areas: Civil Rights & Liberties/Racial Justice Issues, Education, Legislative/Policy Issues, Litigation
In addition to working extensively in NJ and NY, ELC also provides support for legal and policy advocacy in other states and has been invaluable in advancing the urgent need for school funding equity across the nation.
Through its Education Justice national program, ELC facilitates the only national network of attorneys and advocates working on school finance and other equity-related litigation through its website, message board and annual Litigators' Workshop.
Practice Areas: Academic, Civil Rights & Liberties/Racial Justice Issues, International Law/Human Rights, Legislative/Policy Issues, Women
Our activities center on supporting and assisting the representation of victims in the Darfur Situation before the International Criminal Court (ICC). The formal inclusion of victims in the trial proceedings at the ICC gives, for the first time, victims of war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide, the opportunity to actively participate in an international criminal trial. International Justice Project founders, Wanda M. Akin and Raymond M. Brown, represent the first victims recognized in the Darfur situation before the ICC, including four victims recognized to participate in the case against Omar Hassan Ahmad Al-Bashir, President of the Republic of Sudan. This achievement is the result of hundreds of interviews conducted by Akin, Brown, and the IJP staff, with Darfuris located in Europe, East Africa, and United States.
In addition to this main task, the International Justice Project is also involved in research and advocacy for the development of mechanisms to address the health and welfare of victims of atrocities. In this capacity, we have launched a new venture with the support of the Marilyn S. Broad Foundation in the fall of 2011, titled the Darfur Community Health and Reparations Project (HARP). The HARP-project will assess and document specific pressing medical and mental health needs in the Darfuri community. Specifically, it will conduct an audit to produce data on the specific types of harm from which the Darfuri refugee community is suffering as a result of the destruction of Darfur and the Diaspora of the Darfuri population around the world. Using this information, the HARP project hopes to galvanize public and private resources to provide assistance for Darfuri refugees in the U.S. and abroad, and to provide data for ongoing discussions on restorative justice mechanisms.
Finally, the IJP engages with decision-makers, academia and other members of civil society by giving lectures and talks and through participation in public discussions.
Practice Areas: Civil Rights & Liberties/Racial Justice Issues, Consumer Protection/Debt/Bankruptcy, Employment/Labor, Family Law, Health Law/HIV-AIDS Issues
Practice Areas: Children's Rights, Consumer Protection/Debt/Bankruptcy, Education, Family Law, Homelessness/Housing/Landlord-Tenant, Municipal Law
In recent years, the program, has designed and implemented a variety of in-house projects through which we have leveraged the talents of pro bono attorneys, law students, and other community partners, to create innovative partnerships through which the program addresses vital unmet legal needs in the community. The program plays a more active role in our "in-house projects," through developing and hostings trainings for both students and community partners; recruiting student and attorney volunteers; and insuring the ustainability of projects.
The VLJ Pro Se Divorce Project provides invaluable legal assistance to low-income Newark residents, serving to empower them and help them gain greater access to legal recourse. Students volunteers are fundamental to the program providing assistance in English, Spanish, and Portuguese while gaining hands-on experience with divorce pleadings and the satisfaction of knowing we are helping each client achieve their objective.
These Honorable Morris Stern Bankruptcy Assistance Project provides free comprehensive training for students and the opportunity to actually draft a bankruptcy petition under the guidance of a practicing attorney; the clients receive often-badly-needed relief that they probably would not be able to afford otherwise, and the attorneys get the perks of genuine altruism -- they provide both the professional help needed by the clients as well as mentorship to students who sometimes lack significant real-world experience to supplement their academic instruction.
"The VLJ Child Support Project is a wonderful resource for Newark residents. It's also been great as a student to gain hands-on experience while developing practical skills"
These Projects provide invaluable legal assistance to low-income Newark residents, serving to empower them and help them gain greater access to legal recourse. Students volunteers are fundamental to the program providing assistance in English, Spanish, and Portuguese while gaining hands-on experience with divorce pleadings and the satisfaction of knowing we are helping each client achieve their objective.
The Program provides free comprehensive training for students and the opportunity to actually draft a bankruptcy petition under the guidance of a practicing attorney; the clients receive often-badly-needed relief that they probably would not be able to afford otherwise, and the attorneys get the perks of genuine altruism -- they provide both the professional help needed by the clients as well as mentorship to students who sometimes lack significant real-world experience to supplement their academic instruction."Help needed by the clients as well as mentorship to students who sometimes lack significant real-world experience to supplement their academic instruction.
These projects give students' access to these organizations we can develop sustainable partnerships that promote the visibility of our students in the national community.
- Honorable Morris Stern Bankruptcy Assistance Project
- International Refugee Assistance Project
- Language Access Project
- LGBTQ Legal Education and Outreach Project
- Legal Outreach Project
- National Lawyers Guild
- Sanctuary for Families
- New York's 50 Hour Requirement
- FAQs
The Honorable Morris Stern Bankruptcy Pro Bono Project (BPBP) at Rutgers Law School seeks to further two important goals: providing pro bono bankruptcy assistance to an underserved population and mentoring second- and third-year law students in the actual practice of law. The BPBP, launched in fall 2013, was created to insure adequate representation to indigent and other pro se bankruptcy filers. It brings together various segments of the community, including legal services, local bar associations, and law students. The Project provides an important community service, while also promoting the importance of pro bono work to current law students. This project gives students the rare opportunity to handle a case from start to finish.
The NJ Iraqi Refugee Assistance Project (IRAP) - the first NJ based IRAP program -- provides legal representation to Iraqi refugees in Jordan, Syria, Lebanon and Iraq, as well as to refugees of other nationalities. Rutgers IRAP's Student Advocacy program matches teams of 2-3 law students with supervising attorneys at Duane Morris who have volunteered to work pro bono. Together, the student advocates and supervising attorneys take on the case of a refugee or refugee family seeking resettlement in the United States. Most refugees or refugee families are Iraqi and are currently located in Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, or Iraq. Some refugees are applying for resettlement for the first time and others are appealing their rejection. Students -- with the support of the supervising attorneys, IRAP Case Managers, and regular training sessions -- handle the case from start to finish. As a result, IRAP provides students a unique opportunity to gain real legal and client experience within a supportive framework. Typical work includes: preparing client interview questions and interviewing clients; submitting a Freedom of Information Act request; drafting affidavits; crafting case strategy; gathering supporting evidence; conducting legal research.
The Language Access Pro Bono Project program strives to enhance the ability of NJ's public interest organizations to provide high-quality legal services to poor and near-poor clients in one the most diverse metropolitans cities in the world. Volunteers skilled in translation and interpretation will work closely with select organizations to interpret during client interviews, meetings, and court documents. This is an excellent opportunity for bi-lingual students to learn about civil proceedings and to receive hands-on experience working with clients and in collaboration with experienced attorneys and legal staff.
In collaboration with the LGBT Bar Foundation of NYC, NJ Community Research Initiative, the Rutgers University Office of Diversity Affairs, the Center for Gender and Sexuality and Law and Policy, the LGBTQ the project provides community education and intakes for the LGBTQ community. With seed grant funding, the project has developed model training materials for participating pro bono attorneys and student volunteers; a centralized portal including information for participating attorneys and student interns; and an extensive NJ statewide referral guide.
Through a partnership with the NYC based Legal Outreach, Rutgers law students teach a law-related curriculum to Newark public high school students. year-long constitutional law debate program is a key part of Legal Outreach's effort to inspire and prepare young people to go to college.
The NLG Training prepares students to serve as legal observers to support protects. Since 1968, NLG's legal observation program has played a vital role in promoting the First Amendment Right to protest. Legal observers, note and visually record incidents such as arrests, uses or immediate displays of force, denial of access to public spaces like parks and sidewalks, and any other behavior by law enforcement officials that appears to restrict demonstrators' ability to express their political views.Information gathered by Legal Observers has contributed to the NLG's long and extremely successful track record in defending and advancing the rights of demonstrators, including in criminal trials and several major lawsuits against federal and local governments for violations of constitutional rights.
Students serve as advocates in Family Court for domestic violence victims. Under the supervision of Sanctuary for Families, students help victims draft and file petitions for Orders of Protection, educate them on their rights and safety precautions, and advocate for them during court appearances. \
What is the New York State Pro Bono Requirement?
All individuals who are admitted to the New York bar after January 1, 2015 must demonstrate that they have completed fifty hours of qualifying pro bono work. Since New York's emerging guidelines are continually changing we urge you to utilize this information in conjunction with the resources by the State of New York. See: 520.16 of the Rules of the Court of Appeals; www.nycourts.gov/ctapps.
Who does the New York mandate apply to?
Every person who is seeking admission to the NYS bar on or after January 1, 2015 – except for applicants for admission without examination --will have to complete 50 hours of requisite pro bono service. This means that current students will have to meet this mandate requirement. Additionally, anyone who delays seeking admission, by delaying taking the bar exam, or by having to re-take the exam, will have to complete the mandate hours prior to being admitted if they would be admitted on or after January 1, 2015 as a result of the delay.
Please note that the pro bono mandate does not apply to attorneys who seek admission to the New York bar on motion pursuant to Rule 520.10 or those who are admitted pro hac vice pursuant to Rule 520.11.
When must my qualifying hours be completed?
To qualify, you must complete your pro bono work before your complete your application for admission to the appropriate Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court. In the First Department, your application may be filed after you have received your bar examination results and your certification of bar passage has been issued. In the Second, Third and Fourth Departments, your application may be filed after you have taken the bar examination, regardless whether your examination results have been announced.
Be advised that the application and any further materials required by the Appellate Division and its Committee on Character and Fitness must be filed within three years from the date that you are notified by the New York State Board of Law Examiners that you have passed the bar examination (see 22 NYCRR 520.12). The three-year period will not be extended if an applicant has delayed satisfying the Pro Bono Requirement. After three years your bar examination score will be deemed stale, and you must retake the bar examination.
What counts towards the pro bono requirement?
In general, qualifying pro bono work should be performed in the service of low-income or disadvantaged individuals who cannot afford counsel and whose unmet legal needs prevent their access to justice; involves the use of legal skills for an organization that qualifies as tax-exempt under Internal Revenue Code §501(c) (3); or involves the use of legal skills for the court system or federal, state or local government agencies or legislative bodies.
Please note that receiving a stipend or academic credit in connection with a law school sponsored internship or externship does not disqualify the work. Therefore, law school sponsored clinics that provide legal assistance to those who cannot afford representation count. In addition, internships and externships count if they meet the following conditions: they are with a not-for-profit provider of legal services for the poor and low-income individuals; law firm, only if the work is performed for a pro bono matter being handled by that firm and the pro bono client is not paying a fee; not-for-profit organization, only if the work is related to a legal matter for which no fee is being paid; judge or a court system; Legal Aid, a civil or criminal legal services organization that serves low-income clients, a Public Defender, a Conflict Defender, a U.S. Attorney, a District Attorney or a State Attorney General; or federal, state or local government agency or a legislative body.
What are the supervision requirements for my pro bono hours?
All pre-admission pro bono work must be performed under the supervision of a law school faculty, adjunct faculty, or instructor employed by the law school; an attorney admitted to practice, and in good standing in the jurisdiction where the work is performed; or, in the case of clerkships or externships in a court system, by a judge or attorney employed by the court system.
What are the reporting requirements?
You will have to submit a record of the dates, number of hours, and the nature of your service for each block of time to the Appellate Division department when you file for admission to the N.Y.S. bar. Therefore, you should keep track of your hours using this same formula.
How do you itemize your work?
Briefly describe the nature of your service when you submit your hours, and should keep your records current throughout our legal studies career to save you a lot of headaches when you are filing for admission to the NYS bar.
Who can verify my hours?
The attorney, judge, or faculty member who supervised your work must certify your service as part of your Affidavit of Compliance. Each separate position you completed pro bono service hours for will need its own Affidavit, and its own attorney certification. In other words, the attorney who certifies your field placement can only also certify your internship service if they were your supervisor for both, but you will still need a separate Affidavit for each position and attorney certification.
What will I need to provide when I submit my hours?
You will have to submit a record of your service, an attorney certification of your service, and an Affidavit of Compliance for each of the position you served in to complete your hours.
Where do I submit my records?
You will have to submit a record of your service, an attorney certification of your service, and an Affidavit of Compliance, with your admission packet to the appropriate Appellate Division department.
Where can I obtain the necessary forms to submit my pro bono hours for this mandate?
The Affidavit of Compliance is available at www.nycourts.gov/attorneys/probono/baradmissionreqs
The websites of the four Appellate Divisions: www.nycourts.gov/courts/appellatedivisions
Additional Questions?
If you have additional questions, the best way to communicate them is by email to firstname.lastname@example.com. Include your telephone contact information in the event that a personal conversation is necessary.
What is pro bono?
Law students are often unclear about the precise definition of pro bono and what it encompasses. The term comes from the Latin ―Pro Bono Publico, which means ―for the public good. The American Bar Association has described the parameters of pro bono for practicing lawyers in the Model Rules of Professional Conduct. Model Rule 6.1 states that lawyers should aspire to render – without fee—at least 50 hours per year of pro bono legal services, with an emphasis that these services be provided to people of limited means or nonprofit organizations that serve the poor. Model Rule 6.1 also allows for free or substantially reduced service on behalf of a variety of professional, governmental, educational, and civic organizations.
What are the governing rules and standards for pro bono?
Under American Bar Association Standard 302 (b) (2) law students must offer substantial opportunities for students participating in pro bono activities. Under the rule, law schools are not precluded from including credit-granting activities, but law school are requires to have law-related non-credit bearing initiatives as part of their program. In addition, the Preamble to the Standards mandates that law schools "must provide an educational program that ensures that its graduates…understand the law as a public profession calling for the performance of pro bono legal services."
What is the Rutgers pro bono program?
The Rutgers pro bono program provides unique opportunities for students to engage in law-related service under the supervision of a lawyer. Those students who perform 50 or more hours of service are recognized at graduation. The program works with select organizations and partners in developing structured service-learning opportunities.
How can my organization recruit students through the pro bono program?
Attorneys, faculty members, and others seeks students through the pro bono program, must complete an on-line application. In addition, all community partners must adhere to the guidelines set forth in the Pro Bono Community Partner Manual.
What is unique about the Rutgers pro bono program?
The Rutgers pro bono program has cultivated and sustained relationships with hundreds of public interest organizations and worked in collaboration with law school faculty, alumni, and the broader community in creating meaningful opportunities for our students. These innovative, collaborative projects enable Rutgers students to gain meaningful service-learning experience, while also providing invaluable support to the community.
Does the pro bono program partner with faculty and other Rutgers Newark programs?
Yes. The program works with faculty, centers, and in-house clinics, in developing a variety of service-learning projects. Among our current University partners include the Center for Gender Sexuality, and Law and Policy; Rutgers Associates; Constitutional Rights and International Human Rights Clinics.
How does the Rutgers pro bono program align with the Rutger Newark University strategic plan?
The Rutgers pro bono program is aligned with the university's goals of promoting service-learning; integrating existing resources to create innovative collaborative programs; and to promote publicly engaged scholarship.
What are the benefits to participation in pro bono?
Pro bono work during law school assists law students in develops professionalism and an understanding of a lawyer's responsibility to the community. In general, our pro bono projects offer all participants an opportunity to service the community and increase the availability of legal services to needy populations. Both students and attorneys enhance their knowledge and marketability, gaining practical experience, developing skills, enhancing their reputations and exploring alternative career opportunities.
How is pro bono different than in-house clinics?
Our pro bono program provides students with limited scope opportunities to gain hands on legal experience. The focus of our pro bono program is on ensuring that students are sensitized to the needs of the poor and can gain meaningful experience. While we encourage students to gain service-learning experience, this experience is *not* a substitute for the rigorous and academic training students receive through our in-house clinical programs.
Pro Bono Handbook
Pro Bono Manual: (Excerpt)
The Rutgers Law School Pro Bono Program is a diverse and expanding program designed to help provide legal services to traditionally underserved populations locally and globally. In an era of decreasing resources and increasing community needs, the Program is playing a crucial role in creating innovative pro bono partnerships and in bridging the gap between legal needs and resources. Rutgers' program will help you gain practical legal experience and use your skills and knowledge outside the classroom to serve real legal needs. This guide will familiarize you with the Pro Bono Program, including the eligibility requirements and sign-up procedures. It is important for you to understand the intricacies of and responsibilities related to providing pro bono legal service as a student; it is our hope that this guide will provide the basis of that understanding.
- Time Requirement
Rutgers Law School does not require pro bono legal service to graduate; however, we encourage each student to participate in 50 hours of pro bono service in the community during his or her three years at the law school. Students who perform 50 or more hours are recognized at Commencement and receive a notation on their transcript. Additionally, students who complete 75 hours or more will receive a special distinction at the pro bono ceremony and at the graduation ceremony at the end of their third year. Additional hours are encouraged and can be completed in one or more programs as well as over breaks during the academic year. We ask each student to sign a Pro Bono Placement Preference & Commitment Form, indicating that s/he will commit to his/her placement(s), barring extraordinary and unforeseen circumstances, for the academic year.
Program Requirement and Eligibility
Satisfactory performance of law-related pro bono work means that:
- The work is uncompensated;
- The work is provided through an eligible assignment;
- The work is performed under the supervision of an attorney, faculty member, or other approved supervisor.
The program coordinates a variety of structured pro bono placements through which students can fulfill their requirements. Our structured placements are strategic partnerships with organizations that are committed to the Rutgers pro bono program and offer strong training, ongoing supervision, and feedback to the program.
III. Placement
Students must follow the Placement Procedure as outlined below to ensure placement in the project that most fits their needs and interests. All students new to the Pro Bono Program shall complete the following steps.
- Complete a Pro Bono Placement Preference & Commitment Form for each program into which the student wishes to participate.
- Attend all mandatory trainings as described for the project or projects into which a student is placed. Training requirements are described in the Pro Bono Program Summary included in your Pro Bono Program Information Folder.
- To receive recognition, student must submit log and survey.
Professionalism and Ethics
Rutgers Law is committed to providing quality pro bono service to the community. As such, the Pro Bono Program expects students to perform all assignments in a professionally responsible manner and in accordance with the relevant rules of professional conduct. These rules require competence, diligence and promptness, and confidentiality. With respect, specifically, to the rules on competence and diligence, the Program asks students to pay particular attention to thoroughness, preparation, and the avoidance of procrastination, undue delay, over-emphasis on personal convenience, and prejudicial failure to carry a matter through to conclusion. Students should also bear in mind that the rule on confidentiality applies to the disclosure of information to anyone, even law school colleagues outside the purview of the specific project, faculty, or staff. Students will be provided greater instruction on ethics and professional responsibility during training in the fall semester.
We strongly encourage you to take a look at the entire Rules of Professional Conduct before you begin your placement. The following elaborates on certain aspects of professionalism and ethics that students should particularly take note of and adhere to in their Pro Bono placements.1
Professionalism involves the way you behave and conduct yourself with others in the profession. This includes other lawyers, office staff, court staff, judges, and clients.
Your placement is like an extended interview. While you may not be offered a position, you may continue to network with the people with whom you volunteered. They may be a great resource for job leads in the future. In addition, if you apply for admission to the New York State Bar, the Board of Law Examiners will contact your supervisor. This is true of many other state bars as well. Moreover, you may need a letter of recommendation from your supervisor or use him or her as a reference. You may even need them for a security clearance examination before you can begin particular government positions.
During your participation with the Pro Bono Program, please pay particular attention to issues concerning the preservation of client confidences. Pro Bono participants must protect client information and maintain confidentiality. The contents of client files and communications with clients are privileged material. You should discuss cases only with your supervising attorney and other appropriate staff in your organization. You should not discuss cases with other students, employers, family, or friends.
Everyone likes to tell work stories, but for lawyers and law students alike, this can be a serious matter when you divulge personal information about a client's case. The Pro Bono Program considers student violations of confidentiality rules to be as serious as attorney violations. The Program reserves the right to report such violations to your school and to the appropriate Board of Law Examiners.
Sometimes, it is not clear what kind of circumstance might reveal a confidence. For example, if you are in a case acceptance meeting in your office, there may be a loose exchange of client information. This can facilitate discussion of how to proceed with a case. If you have concerns about confidentiality in these circumstances, discuss them with your supervisor. You may not contact other agencies or offices without the express permission of the client. While the client may have signed an Authorization Form for a particular office, you still may not contact a third party without their consent (i.e. attempts to arrange counseling or other assistance).
Conflict Checks
Just as practicing lawyers can face conflict of interest, so can law student interns. Below is a true story illustrating a law student who faced a conflict of interest through her two separate internships.
Before you start a pro bono position, enroll in a law school clinic, or begin a paid position, you should complete a conflict check. Pay attention to the client base of the organization you'll be working for, make a list of the organizations you have worked for in the past, regardless of whether or not they were paid positions, and describe the kinds of clients you worked with (were they petitioners in family court, criminal defendants, tenants in housing court, etc). Then ask your supervisor before you begin working whether any of your contact with past clients would constitute a conflict of interest.
Law Student Liability
The Rules of Professional Conduct prohibits the unauthorized practice of law; as summer associates, this section of the Rules will govern your work activities. Always be aware of how clients may perceive you. Are you doing something that may lead them to believe you are their "attorney"? If so, step back and make clear to the client that you are a student, not an attorney. This may become your mantra this summer, but it is extremely important. Then seek the assistance of your supervisor.
How to distinguish between Legal Information and Legal Advice
The line between legal information and legal advice can sometimes be blurry. Even if you are working under a practice order, you must be careful not to create the impression that you are dispensing legal advice – only your supervisor can do that. When in doubt, always check with your supervisor. In fact, this should be an area of discussion when you first begin your internship. In general, however, the following applies:
Legal information is just that: general information about what the law says or how the court works. If the person seeking assistance from you is asking "how to" questions, they are seeking legal information. You can answer these questions with information about how to fill out forms, general procedures, etc. Be careful when answering questions about forms, however. Make sure that you are not advising the client as to what words to write down, how they should answer the question based on their facts, or whether a particular answer would be more appropriate in a different section of the form. Those answers amount to legal advice
Legal advice consists of advising a client to take a particular course of action based on the facts of his or her case. If the person is asking about what will happen in his or her particular case or what he or she should do, the client is seeking legal advice, and you cannot answer those questions. Make sure to reiterate that you are not a lawyer and therefore cannot provide legal advice. You can tell them generally what the law is, but not how it will play out in their case. You should also not be advising them on what they should do. Even if you have a practice order, do not tell any client whether or not they should accept a particular offer, plea deal, etc. Providing such advice puts you in an attorney-client relationship.
The professionalism and ethical considerations apply when working with any client. However, students should be aware of different standards and considerations when working with clients with particular needs. Such clients include clients with disabilities, clients who are victims of domestic violence, and clients for whom English is a second language.
Conclusion: Rutgers Pro Bono Program gives students a unique opportunity to gain invaluable legal experience, enhance their marketability, and fulfill their professional obligation to do service. Newark provides fertile ground for our new program to foster in ways that are mutually beneficial for our students and the legal community. Engaging in pro bono services will not only compliment your legal education, it will also allow you to give back to those most in need locally and globally.


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Video About EARN'S President Jill Ryther and EARN's Partnership with Vegan BossAdd your reaction Share
Training urged to curb dog death by cop
So when they left Stetler's garage last summer to greet a passer-by, it took him a moment to realize he didn't recognize the owner or her dog. He was on his way to fetch his two shepherd mixes when a San Diego police officer pulled up. Stetler said he still hasn't recovered from what happened next.
"I was running over when he shot (Pepper) in the head," he said tearfully. "I was seeing red. I was standing there, but I was spinning. She was my whole life."
Thieves Stealing Dogs to Sell For Profit
"Excuse me. Have you seen this dog?"
It's a heartbreaking question repeated by dog owners all over Southern California as pet thefts increase across the area.
Karen Chamberlain was victimized last November when robbers ransacked her apartment and made off with her 4-pound Maltese, Jack.
"It was like someone stealing your heart out of you," Chamberlain said.
According to one animal welfare group, Jack is among the estimated 2 million pets that were stolen in the U.S. last year.
The Pet Matchmaker: We walk for farm animals
On Saturday October 26th, a great group of animal lovers got together in Pasadena, California to help Farm Sanctuary in the 2013 Los Angeles Walk for Animals, which I was fortunate enough to be a part of. Not only was the walk a great success for the animals of Farm Sanctuary, it was full of fun stuff for humans! The weather was beautiful, making it a great walk around downtown Pasadena. There was live music, a yoga session to warm up before the walk, free vegan food, many pet participants (some in adorable Halloween costumes,) and more. I was on the EARN (Expand Animal Rights Now) team with some of my favorite animal rights activists. If you haven't hear of EARN, read my other article at: http://www.thepetmatchmaker.com/who-will-be-the-voice-for-animals/
Farm Sanctuary is an animal rights group with the mission to "protect farm animals from cruelty, inspire change in the way society views and treats farm animals, and promote compassionate vegan living," with a focus on ending animal abuse in factory farming. The walk was created to give a voice to farm animals and to raise money to provide care for the animals living at the Farm Sanctuary locations around the country, as well as to educate the public about the horrible truths behind factory farming. Close to 2 million dollars has been raised through these walks in the past and the 2013 Los Angeles Walk for Animals raised roughly $23,000.
LA Deputies Shot Dog, Let It Bleed To Death, Owner Alleges In Lawsuit
A lawsuit filed Wednesday alleges that LA sheriff's deputies threw a chair at a pit bull, shocked it twice in the face with a stun gun, shot it twice with a firearm and then allowed it to bleed to death.
The lawsuit claims that the 5-year-old pit bull, named Chico Blue, was victim to "inexplicable cruelty" after deputies responded to reports of a shooting in Pico Rivera on Dec. 6, 2012.
Following the controversial shooting of a Rottweiler by Hawthorne police last month, the suit says Chico's death is "part of a larger trend in which numerous animals have been harmed or killed by careless law enforcement officials."
L.A. deputies shot dog, let him bleed to death, lawsuit alleges
Sheriff's Department deputies in Pico Rivera allegedly threw a chair at a dog, fired Tasers at his face, shot the animal twice with a gun and let him bleed to death, according to a lawsuit filed in Superior Court.
The lawsuit, filed Wednesday at the Norwalk courthouse, alleges that the 5-year-old pit bull named Chico Blue was "senselessly tortured and killed" by deputies who responded to the Pico Rivera neighborhood after a shooting on Dec 6.
Members of the group Expand Animal Rights Now said the incident is part of a larger pattern of law enforcement violence against dogs, including the recent killing of a Rottweiler by police in Hawthorne. That shooting, captured on video and posted on YouTube, has sparked outrage and prompted investigations of the officers' actions.
Pet Matchmaker: Who will be the voice for animals?
An English Bulldog puppy was strangled to death while being groomed at Petsmart; Barkworks is accused of hiding the fact that their puppies were obtained from abusive puppy mills; Costco pharmacy gave an Australian Shepherd a lethal dose of cancer drugs. These are but a few of the cases that EARN's attorneys are working on. What's EARN? A group that's changing the lives of animals nationwide.
When people think of animal rights groups, they generally picture vegans rescuing animals and protesting animal cruelty. EARN, however, is an up and coming group with a slightly different approach. The group was started in November of 2012 by CEO and founder, Jill Ryther and is based out of Canoga Park, California. Though the members do rescue and foster animals, along with protesting deplorable conditions, their main goal is closer to the root problem. The deficiencies of our legal system prevent animals from being adequately protected in this country. Animals are classified as insignificant, lifeless pieces of property. So basically, if somebody harmed your pet, it would be treated in the same way as if they damaged your bicycle. I know… how is this possible, right? Animals are living, breathing, loving creatures just like human beings. Well, this is exactly what EARN is changing, by speaking for those who have no voice.
PetSmart Sued For Puppy's Death After English Bulldog Was Allegedly Strangled
Rita, the adorable four-month-old English bulldog puppy depicted above, was allegedly strangled to death while in the care of PetSmart's groomers, the LA Weekly first reported.
The owners of the pup, Veronica Espinoza and John Benitez, filed a lawsuit against the store Monday. The owners' attorney, Jill Ryther, gave The Huffington Post an account of what happened on the tragic day of the doggie's death.
Rita's owners dropped her off on May 12, 2011 at 8 a.m. at the PetSmart in Downey, Calif. Two hours later, they received a call from the store saying that Rita was throwing up blood and that they needed to take her to a veterinarian right away. Espinoza and Benitez rushed over and took Rita to the vet, where she died 45 minutes later.


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Firms need to tailor their allocation of talent and responsibility, and their managerial structure, to fit their competitive situationValerie Smeets, February 2017Managers are supervising more and more workers, and firms are getting flatter. However, not all firms have been keen on increasing the number of subordinates that their bosses manage (referred to as the "span of control" in human resource management), contending that there are limits to leveraging managerial ability. The diversity of firms' organizational structure suggests that no universal rule can be applied. Identifying the factors behind the choice of firms' internal organization is crucial and will help firms properly design their hierarchy and efficiently allocate scarce managerial resources within the organization.MoreLess
The economics of employment tribunals
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Are overhead costs a good guide for charitable giving?
Donors rely on overhead costs to evaluate charities, but that reliance creates disincentives for charities to hire skilled workersJonathan Meer, January 2017Charity rating agencies often focus on overhead cost ratios in evaluating charities, and donors appear to be sensitive to these measures when deciding where to donate. Yet, there appears to be a tenuous connection between this widely-used metric and a charity's effectiveness. There is evidence that a focus on overhead costs leads charities to underinvest in important functions, especially skilled workers. To evaluate policies that regulate overhead costs, it is necessary to examine whether donors care about overhead costs, whether they are good measures of charity effectiveness, and what effects a focus on overhead costs has on charities.MoreLess
Inequality and informality in transition and emerging countries
Higher inequality decreases capital accumulation and increases informality, which, in turn, raises the income of the poorRoberto Dell'Anno, December 2016Higher inequality reduces capital accumulation and increases the informal economy, which creates additional employment opportunities for low-skilled and deprived people. Despite this positive feedback, informality raises problems for public finances and biases official statistics, reducing the effectiveness of redistributive policies. Policymakers should consider the links between inequality and informality because badly designed informality-reducing policies may increase inequality. However, convincing empirical evidence is still lacking and is usually limited to correlations rather than causal effects.MoreLess


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So... I'm addicted to Pinterest. I enthusiastically pin with the anticipation that I'm going to actually do what I pinned. Well, life gets in the way and there are a lot of pins on my board that I haven't tried yet. Does that stop me from still spending hours searching for pins that I'd love to do? Nope, I just keep pinning (guilt free hoarding). Well, it's time to try all of those great ideas that are filling my boards.
Behold The Pinterest Challenge! It's actually two parts:
The first part, is to update each pin with a post of our success (that's probably my teacher side coming out, share what works and what doesn't)- did it work, what went wrong, what we would change for next time, and hopefully if I documented it, a link to our post showing how we used the pin.
The second part, is to actually do what I pin (with a post of its success).
No more excuses, every day I need to either update a pin with a post of our success or complete a pin.
Little Miss was so adorable; as she was tracing each letter, she said the letter slowly.
Wild One was very quiet as he worked. Before he glued his letters on the board, he placed each letter on the "trace it" word. Hmmm, good idea. I wish I thought of that.
The kidabunks really liked this activity, thank you Diane for a fun way to practice our sight words. I know we'll be doing this again. I'm glad we finally tried it. One pin done. A little less than 800 pins to go!
While Wild One was finishing up his work. I gave Little Miss the left over strips of construction paper to glue. I love how she immediately noticed that the strips are different sizes and she began pasting them in decreasing size order. A few minutes later, she turned her upside down Christmas tree into a stick collage.
What a productive morning! Sight word practice, tracing practice, stamping practice, cutting on the line practice, pasting practice and beautiful artwork! Hmmm, I wonder which pin we will be working on tomorrow.


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Barbosa, Fittipaldi win Six Hours
Christian Fittipaldi and Joao Barbosa won the Six Hours of The
Glen on Sunday for their second straight Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car
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Fittipaldi held off Michael Valiante by 0.265 seconds in the
second-closest finish in the history of the Daytona Prototype class
in the six-hour event on the 3.4-mile, 11-turn Watkins Glen
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"It's a great feeling going two in a row," said Fittipaldi,
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Fittipaldi and Barbosa moved within five points of season
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Robin Liddell led the final 11 laps to win in the GT class, the
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BulletFlight is an application for every Marine Sniper's .50 caliber kill machine which is a basic ballistics computer. Calculations taking into account such factors as air pressure, altitude, and bullet weight can be entered into the device in order to minimize human error.
Further, Gizmodo suggests that in the pipe is a mount which would allow users to have their iTouch arranged right next to their scope so that when they're trying to "smoke check" a target from 800 yards, there isn't any looking-down-in-one's-lap nonsense. Shoot first, ask questions (of your target) later. It's still okay to ask questions of your iTouch ahead of time.
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Operation Paperclip and the Osenberg List
As the Nazis felt the victory of war slipping out of Germany's grasp in the final years of World War II before the Allied Victory, they started pulling out all the stops with secret weapons, rockets and other desperate measures. To accomplish this, they started recalling all the German scientists, chemists, weaponeers and other technical people who they were not already using in their research and development. Many had been doing unrelated jobs in the military or the public arena. To keep organized, the head of Wehrforshungsgemeinschaft, the German Military Research Association, Werner Osenberg, compiled "the Osenberg list" of suitable candidates to be interrogated. Germany's elite rocket scientist Werhner von Braun topped the list.
Later, when Germany fell to the Allies, pieces of the paper list were said to have been found floating in toilet water. The significance of the list made its way to both Major Robert B. Staver, the US Chief of Jet Propulsion Research and Development in London and the British Secret Service, who then sent it on to the Pentagon in Washington D.C.
Operation Paperclip was created to identify, track, and verify talents and reliability, Nazi affiliation and other pertinent information on these men. Harry S. Truman, US president wanted to evacuate these Germans and their families for immigration to the United States. Partially it was to keep the technical expertise away from the Soviets as the Cold War commenced, and partially it was to utilize these excellent minds for the good of the United States.
Truman did not want any members of the Nazi party or sympathizers of the Nazis brought in through this immigration, but so many outstanding scientists were members that the Joint Intelligence Objective Agency (JIOA) created false papers, purged Nazi membership associations and basically ignored Truman's edict.
Major Staver made his own list of people to be captured and interrogated, including a top nuclear physicist Werner Heisenberg who he believed to be worth more than several German Army divisions alone. Heisenberg never did immigrate to America however, but remained in Europe throughout his life. Others on his list were chemists, physicians, naval weaponeers and rocket scientists.
One year contracts were offered to rocket scientists with 127 accepting immediately in 1945. They were sent to Fort Bliss for rocket testing at the White Sands Proving Grounds. They carried titles of "War Department Special Employees."
By 1947, the United States had immigrated through the United States Consulate in Mexico 1,800 technicians and scientists along with 3,700 members of their families. Notable names among them was Dr. Herbert A. Wagner, the inventor of the Hs 293 missile, as well as Germany's premier rocket scientist Wernher von Braun who went on to great things in the US space program. Von Braun, called both the "Father of Rocket Science," and "The Greatest Rocket Scientist in History," received the National Medal of Science in 1975. He worked on the US Army Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile and was chief designer of the Saturn V that helped propel the first men to the moon. As a member of NASA, he became director of the Marshall Space flight Center.
By 1958, the entire Operation Paperclip was public knowledge, and during the post war Nuremberg Trial, some of these men were investigated, linked to war crimes like human experimentation and deported. Arthur Rudolph, a V-2 Rocket scientist and engineer renounced his US citizenship and was deported in 1984 to West Germany where he became a citizen. Georg Rickhey was returned to Germany for the Dora Trial in 1947 which was held on the site of the Dachau death camp. 19 Germans were on trial, but Rickhey, a citizen, was one of four acquitted and brought back to the US in 1948 where he became a citizen. Huburtus Strughold was found to be linked to medical experiments, torture and murder at Nuremburg, and an aero medical library named for him in 1977 at Brooks Air Force Base in San Antonio was renamed. Called the "Father of Space Medicine," his reputation took quite a downturn after his death and when his prior associations were publicized,


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Thoughts, Predictions, Talk a Little Smack Before or After the Game…
My thoughts: Iowa rolls in to Iowa State and takes care of business. Yes they probably should have been beat by UNI, and Iowa will be without the services of its best talent, Left Tackle Bryan Bulaga, but this is one game that is never settled on paper.
I like the Hawks to cover the 6.5 point spread.
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Cheyenne Mom Charged with Murder, Child Abuse in Son's Death
A 25-year-old Cheyenne woman has been charged with first-degree murder and aggravated child abuse in the death of her baby boy.
Laramie County Sheriff's Office spokesman Lt. Don Hollingshead says deputies were called to Cheyenne Regional Medical Center on April 26, after staff reported "suspicious injuries" to a 13-month-old boy. The baby was flown to Children's Hospital Colorado where he died.
"The DA's Office and the Sheriff's Department held off on any charges until the final results of the autopsy were confirmed this week," said Hollingshead.
"The autopsy came out that the child died of homicide," Hollingshead added. "The injuries to the child were closed-head trauma, that's related to shaken baby syndrome."
A warrant was issued for Sabrina A. Sawicki, the baby's mother, and she was arrested around 1 p.m. yesterday (Monday).
"The DA's Office requested a $50,000 cash or surety bond on her," said Hollingshead. "Right now we just have her that the DA's Office is looking at for the charges, nobody else."


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A young female tourist was caught on camera posing for selfies whilst on top of an historic stone elephant at the Ming Tombs in Nanjing. Resident Mr. Xu said the girl was quite content at the World Heritage Site as she spent five minutes changing her pose to take ever more pictures and upload them onto social media, the whole time being oblivious to the adjacent sign which read, "Please do not climb on the stone elephant". By law, minor damage to protected relics can attract fines of up to 200 RMB. One netizen said they saw masses of people treading on the Great Wall, with others even selling tickets for it.
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They say that imitation is the most sincere form of flattery but I really wish our dog, Casper, didn't take it to heart quite so literally. Let's face it – Casper is a thief. At the beginning of the year he was pinching a few broad beans off the stalk, but as the year has gone on it's been the runner beans, and the tomatoes in the greenhouse if you are careless enough to leave the door open. Now he has been beadily watching us pick anything edible in the garden.
Lately, I have been carefully hiding from him the fact that there were a few courgettes that hadn't turned to marrows. When I went indoors, however, he pounced. But he mistook the bed from where I had picked the courgettes for the one next door, and helped himself to a whole raw beetroot belonging to the neighbour.
Really, is nothing sacred? Mind you, it's always been the same. Some years ago, I greeted my daughter, who I don't see very often, with, "Hello, darling – come in, I've made a cake… Oh – half a cake." The other half was under the table, half eaten.
Last Christmas, having been asked to make a Christmas cake for a great friend, I had to excuse the strange shape of the finished article, saying that I was "experimenting", when actually a great wedge had been stolen from the spare-room shelf!
He's really a big softie, though. Some four years ago, when his "mentor", our other springer, died, he visibly went into mourning. He wouldn't eat and became an "old man" almost overnight. So we got him another "rescue" springer as a companion. Although he was a bit fed up with having a woman around the house he perked up and they are now inseparable, although he wouldn't admit it!
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Gentle Ben | 1967
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While exploring the woods of the Bear River Game Reserve, young Mark Wedloe stumbles upon a baby cub. Suddenly confronted by its angry mother, Mark climbs to the safety of a tree. As the bear approaches her cub, she is killed by Fog Hanson, a hunter. Unaware of Mark's presence, Fog takes the cub.
The next day, Mark discovers the cub concealed in Fog's waterfront shack. Mark sneaks in to feed the cub, and names him Ben.
Several months later, when Mark overhears Fog talking about killing the bear, he speaks to his father Tom and asks him to purchase the 600-pound bear from Fog.
When fate intervenes and Tom accepts the position of game warden in the Florida Everglades, he purchases Ben from Fog.
Stories depict Tom's experiences as a game warden, and the adventures shared by the boy and his pet bear.


text: A new video game has been developed in Costa Rica titled Apu, el espiritu del rio, or Apu, the Spirit of the River. This game is designed to raise awareness about threats to river species in Latin America, including the manatee and the Amazon river dolphin. These animals are threatened by illegal fishing and habitat loss; the pink dolphin population has decreased by ten percent due to illegal fishing in Brazil, where the animals are used as bait to catch catfish. The video game takes players through the river as a pink dolphin that dodges fishhooks, nets, and boats, encouraging players to recognize the threats to these beautiful river animals.