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Title IV of the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959 (LMRDA) establishes standards for elections of union officers. Local unions must elect their officers by secret ballot and national and international unions and intermediate bodies must elect their officers either by secret ballot of the members or by delegates chosen by secret ballot. Elections by national and international unions must be held at least every five years, intermediate bodies at least every four years, and local unions at least every three years.
Unions and employers may not use their funds to promote the candidacy of any candidate, although union funds may be used to conduct an election. A union member in good standing has the right to nominate candidates, be a candidate subject to reasonable qualifications uniformly imposed, hold office, and support and vote for the candidates of the member's choice. Unions must mail a notice of election to every member at the member's last-known home address at least 15 days before the election.
A union member may file a complaint with the Secretary of Labor, Office of Labor-Management Standards (OLMS), alleging violations of union officer election procedures. However, the union member must first exhaust internal election remedies or invoke such remedies without obtaining a final decision within three calendar months.
- Employment Law Guide - Union Members - Provides information on the basic requirements and provisions of the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959 (LMRDA).
- Conducting Local Union Officer Elections - A Guide for Election Officials Provides information to help election officials plan and conduct local union officer elections. (PDF Version)
- Electing Local Union Officers by Mail Provides information to help election officials conduct union officer elections by mail in accordance with the requirements of the LMRDA.
- Updating Your Union's Membership Mailing List Outlines the procedures for keeping up-to-date information on union membership mailing lists, which is important in complying with LMRDA requirements. (PDF Version)
- Electing Union Officers Provides guidelines and procedures to be followed in the selection of union officers. (PDF Version)
- Union Officer Elections - A Complainant's Guide - Provides general information about the LMRDA requirements for filing a union officer election complaint with OLMS. (PDF Version)
- A Complainant's Guide for Federal Sector Union Members - Includes information on how to file a complaint.
- OLMS En Español - Provides links to OLMS Spanish language resources.
- Fact Sheet on Union Member Rights and Officer Responsibilities under the LMRDA - Provides information under the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959 (LMRDA) concerning certain rights guaranteed to union members and defines the responsibilities of union officers. (PDF Version) (En Español)
- Fact Sheet on the Office of Labor-Management Standards - Provides information on the Office of Labor Management Standards and how to obtain LMRDA compliance assistance materials. (PDF Version)
- LMRDA Recordkeeping Requirements for Unions - Provides guidance on complying with the recordkeeping requirements of the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959 (LMRDA). These requirements pertain to two types of records one of which is related to union elections. (PDF Version)
- Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959 (LMRDA) - Provides for the reporting and disclosure of certain financial transactions and administrative practices of labor organizations and employers.
- 29 CFR Chapter IV - Regulations implementing the LMRDA.
- The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) - The NLRB is the federal agency that administers the National Labor Relations Act by conducting elections to determine whether or not employees want union representation and investigating and remedying unfair labor practices by employers and unions.
- The National Mediation Board (NMB) - The NMB is an independent agency that performs a central role in facilitating harmonious labor-management relations within two of the nation's key transportation modes - the railroads and airlines. Pursuant to the Railway Labor Act, NMB programs provide an integrated dispute resolution process to effectively meet the statutory objective of minimizing work stoppages in the airline and railroad industries.
- Office of Labor Management Standards (OLMS)
200 Constitution Avenue, NW
Room N-5605
Washington, DC 20210
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Tel: 1-866-4-USA-DOL (1-866-487-2365) (1-866-487-2365)
Local Offices - For questions on other DOL laws,
please call DOL's Toll-Free Help Line at 1-866-4-USA-DOL (1-866-487-2365). Live assistance is available in English and Spanish, Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Eastern Time. Additional service is available in more than 140 languages through a translation service.
Tel: 1-866-4-USA-DOL (1-866-487-2365)
*Pursuant to the U.S. Department of Labor's Confidentiality Protocol for Compliance Assistance Inquiries, information provided by a telephone caller will be kept confidential within the bounds of the law. Compliance assistance inquiries will not trigger an inspection, audit, investigation, etc.


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myCourses videos for students now available
Students: Watch video tutorials on the NEW myCourses system, either on your desktop, laptop or mobile devices. Go to www.mcgill.ca/lms.
New McGill.ca home page coming soon
We'll soon be launching a brand new home page for McGill.ca that should make it easier for you to find what you're looking for - and avoid what you aren't. Find out what's changing (and why it's better).
New WiFi access to McGill network from MUHC
As of March 1, 2012, McGill students, faculty and staff working at the MUHC will be able to access McGill's network via wireless connectivity. See the full announcement for details.
Stay safe when using your mobile device: Mobile Security Campaign 2012
Smartphones and tablets are almost always "online" making them vulnerable to all sorts of malware and phishing scams. Don't be the victim of malicious hackers. Learn some simple protection measures for your mobile devices - the focus of the 2012 Information Security campaign.
McGill urgent announcements on your computer
In line with the recommendations of the Jutras Report, we're working hard to improve every our emergency communications planning. To help, on Jan. 31 we'll launch new software called Alertus that allows us to send pop-up announcements to your computer if an urgent situation arises. People using laptops, Macs or non-ICS-supported desktops will need to install this software manually.
Postal code changes
In fall 2011 Canada Post changed the postal codes for a number of buildings on the McGill downtown campus as part of a large-scale changeover. Additional McGill buildings will receive new postal codes in the future.
Coming soon - MUHC to provide access to McGill resources over the wireless network
One of the IT challenges over the last several years has been providing McGill faculty members, students, staff and researchers access to McGill resources when they are at the MUHC. There will soon be a solution...
WiFi now available on all inter-campus shuttle buses
WiFi has now been installed on bus #265. This completes the implementation of wireless connectivity on all inter-campus shuttle buses.
Are you protected from security threats on your home / personal computers?
Install or update your McGill-provided antivirus solution today. It's FREE!
Update: Minerva (and Banner INB), myMcGill portal connectivity issues
Minerva and Banner INB, as well as the myMcGill portal, will be unavailable for 30 minutes to resolve the ongoing connectivity issues reported earlier. Original announcement: Minerva and Banner INB are temporarily experiencing high levels of traffic, slowing response times and in some cases causing connection timeouts.
NEW: Free Wi-Fi on McGill inter-campus shuttle buses
With the new year brings a new IT service - wireless connectivity is now available on inter-campus shuttle buses. See the service description in the IT Knowledge Base for full details: http://kb.mcgill.ca/it/wirelessbus
Mac users: get your copy of Smart Surfing for Mac now!
As of December 28th, McGill's license of Virus Barrier X will expire. Replacing it is Trend Micro's Smart Surfing for Mac. Its features include antivirus, antispyware and web threat protection; additionally, it has built in parental controls, a spam blocker and a two-way firewall.
ICS Service Desk closed for holidays - prepare now
The ICS Service Desk will be closed from December 23, 2011 - January 2, 2012. From January 3 - 6, we will be open from 9am to 5pm, with reduced support staff. Please contact us via email only; reserve phone calls for emergency situatons, such as classroom AV Systems Help. We will return to normal hours of operation on Monday, January 9. See full announcement for more...
MUNACA employees: Access to IT services after strike
Upon conclusion of the strike, all required access to IT systems and services will be restored. MUNACA members will receive email with details on how to ensure that all your services are functioning normally upon return.
McGill Bookstore - Textbook deals!
The McGill Bookstore will be buying back your textbooks weekdays, starting December 15 - 21, between 10am and 5pm, and Dec 22 from 10am to 2pm (early closing). After the holidays the buyback will continue from January 9th - 12th, 10am-5pm. Did you know, you can now order textbooks online and even rent textbooks? Go to: www.bookstore.mcgill.ca

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State Land Board lands
If the Colorado State Land Board informs the Secretary that the Board is willing to transfer to the United States some or all of the lands owned by the Board located within the Protection Area, the Secretary shall promptly seek to reach agreement with the Board regarding terms and conditions for acquisition of such lands by the United States by purchase or exchange.
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Acquisition of lands
The Secretary shall enter into negotiations with the owner of lands located within the portion of the Jim Creek drainage within the Protection Area for the purpose of acquiring the lands by purchase or exchange, but the United States shall not acquire such lands without the consent of the owner of the lands.
Landowner rights
Nothing in this Act shall affect any rights of the owner of lands located within the Jim Creek drainage within the Protection Area, including any right to reasonable access to such lands by motorized or other means as determined by the Forest Service and the landowner consistent with applicable law and relevant and appropriate rules and regulations governing such access.
In general
The Secretary shall submit to the Committee on Resources of the House of Representatives and the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources of the Senate a report concerning any agreement or the status of negotiations conducted pursuant to—
Funding information
The report required by this subsection shall indicate to what extent funds are available to the Secretary as of the date of the report for the acquisition of the relevant lands and whether additional funds need to be appropriated or otherwise made available to the Secretary for such purpose.
(Pub. L. 107–216, § 4,Aug. 21, 2002, 116 Stat. 1059.)
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May 11, 2012 | By Cassie Conklin
The Next Chapter
If last year was the end of the Centennial Era for IMS, then this year is the beginning of a new one. Last year's Indianapolis 500 wasn't the closing of a chapter; it was the opening of the next. From 1911 and Ray Harroun to the incredible finish between Dan Wheldon and J.R. Hildebrand in 2011 – this race course has held true to "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing". As the 96th running of the 500 mile race grows closer, I can't help but wonder what historical moments are in store.
I could begin to rattle off a list of the historical moments this race track has given us, but you and I both know that would take 100 years (pun intended). What's important is that those events happened, and they will live inside this oval forever. It will continue to make IMS one of the greatest places on Earth.
But this month of May marks the beginning of the next 100 years, and who knows what's to come. Will Helio join the elite group of 4-time winners? Will a woman win the Indy 500 for the first time? There is still a lot of history to be made. And whether you're in the viewing mounds or E Penthouse, you're about to be a part of it. How cool is that?
So it all begins now with this track, these drivers, and these fans. We are all about to be the beginning of something incredible. There will come a time when people talk about the Indianapolis 500 and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway by saying things like "back in the days of Helio Castroneves", "back in the days of Dario Franchitti" or "back in the days of Dave Calabro". It will happen and you will be a part of that. You'll be a part of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500 and all the history that lies here. Forever.
So what's next? What would you love to see happen in the next 100 years?
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Two excellent Internet sources to begin research on an International Law topic are the American Society of International Law (ASIL) Guide to Electronic Resources and the Electronic Information System for International Law (EISIL). The ASIL guide is online at www.asil.org/resource/home.htm. The EISIL database is online at www.eisil.org. Below are links to research guides focused on Human Rights.
American Society of International Law, Guide to Electronic Resources for International Law: Human Rights, by Marci Hoffman. http://www.asil.org/resource/humrts1.htm
Bora Laskin Law Library, University of Toronto, International Women's Rights and Humanitarian Law. http://www.law-lib.utoronto.ca/Resguide/women2.htm.
GlobaLex, International Human Rights Research Guide, by Grace Mills.http://www.nyulawglobal.org/globalex/human_rights.htm.
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Welcome to Medical Care's Winter Newsletter. We hope this will be a place where members can share news as well as Section business. Announcements of events and achievements are welcome. We are now a couple of months into the second decade of the 21st Century. It seems like yesterday that we were worrying about Y2K and the dawning of the new millennium. It turns out we were worrying about the wrong thing. The millennium bug was a solvable technical problem. Today, our concerns are rooted in the structure of our economy and the politics and culture it has generated. Two years into an economic downturn the population faces extreme job loss despite GDP growth, and one year into a promising new presidential administration, the opposition party has become rabidly, virulently nay-saying. Can anyone remember when the filibuster was used to this extent? Civil rights in the '50s? Last night, Vice President Biden said he had not seen anything like this in his near 40 years in the Senate. A super majority is necessary to get anything done. Paralysis threatens health reform and many other needed changes. So, please, weigh in on electoral politics, health reform and clean energy even if you feel you must hold your nose. Everything regarding a healthier, safer, cleaner America is at stake.
Mona Sarfaty, MD MPH FAAFP
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Members from as far away as Florida, New Hampshire, Arkansas, and California traveled to Washington, D.C. in January for the Mid-Year Meeting of the Section. (Ben Neufeld came the farthest.) It was pure coincidence the meeting started three days after the election debacle in Massachusetts. The pall over D.C. was nearly palpable; it felt like the kind of paralysis that comes only when reality defies expectation. Yet, the meeting offered an opportunity to help APHA leaders think about next steps that could get health care reform back into its groove. Georges Benjamin spent 90 minutes with the Section to brainstorm about logistics and strategies to bring attention to health care reform. One interesting idea was a daily "body count" of people who lose their lives for want of medical care that would continue until legislation passed. While this would be complex to carry out, APHA members would be urged to participate in a massive effort to get Congress off the dime and overcome the paralysis keeping complete health reform gridlocked.
Allotment of Meeting Sessions
Program Chair Jose Hernandez opened a discussion of program planning. Members would like sections to be apportioned at the Annual Meeting based on quality ratings from peer review by Section members. For several years, Committees have been given an allotment of sessions based on their portion from past years. This deprived newer committees of slots. Discussion produced a new understanding: going forward, every committee will be allotted a minimum of one session, with most of the rest allocated based on quality scores. Attention will be paid also to session attendance. Decisions about allocations will be made in a conference call after abstract reviews are completed. Section Chair-Elect Kathy Virgo, Chair Mona Sarfaty, and Past Chair Gail Bellamy will join the Program Chair for a teleconference.
Updates on Veterans Health and Medicare from members Linda Tsan, Amy Wallace, and Sid Socolar were offered during lunch. Past President Gail Bellamy received an award for her service to the Section. Advocacy Chair Ellen Shaffer requested that APHA support placement of public health experts on U.S. trade advisory committees to guide the Department of Commerce in trade negotiations that have implications for health.
Membership Chair Sonny Patel led the membership discussion. The group agreed on three strategies: 1) The student award session will be scheduled before the "Evening With" event to make it easier to bring student into close contact with members. We will hold a reception in between the student award session and "Evening With" so there will be a confluence of groups at the social event. 2) In addition, session presiders will get Medical Care brochures to distribute at every session at which they preside. They will be asked to announce that the session is sponsored by Medical Care, invite the audience to "Evening With," distribute the brochures, and urge the audience to join Medical Care as a primary or secondary section. 3) Finally, a student mentoring session will be held on Sunday with Medical Care members. This event will be listed in the Student Program Supplement published every year by the Student Assembly. A group of possible "mentors" will be identified.
Since communication contributes to improved membership and satisfaction, APHA continues to develop networking tools including Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc. Sections need a Web editor if they want to have a Web page. APHA staff members Barbara Reck and Fran Atkinson reviewed current plans to adapt membership categories. The "agency membership" is being revamped so that more agencies and organizations might join. The "transitional membership" category will probably be converted to an "emerging professionals" category to meet the needs of new graduates. Membership has declined across the board during the economic downturn but not dramatically and has, hopefully, leveled off. A membership toolbox will be available soon with templates for membership letters, section planning tools, and material for committees.
Nominees, Offices, Awards
Nominees for Section —a nd APHA — office, and nominations for APHA Awards, were also discussed at the meeting. John Wayne, Ollie Fein, Arlene Ash, Renee Carter, and others suggested possible candidates and awardees. (Arlene Ash had just received her own lifetime achievement award from the public health section of the American Statistical Association.)
Other Business
Irene Prabhu Das joined us as an emissary from the Cancer Forum with the objective of reaching out to Medical Care Section members. There are quite a few Section members who are involved in cancer research. Member Renee Royak-Shaler will join a conference call to consider joint sessions at the Annual Meeting. One suggestion received with enthusiasm was a session on the new breast cancer screening guidelines issued by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force. A variety of points of view should be the basis of a lively session. The Cancer Forum is also seeking ways to focus on involving grassroots advocates and organizations.
Medical Care Journal
Editors Jerome Allison and Catarina Kiefe are now located at the University of Massachusetts in Worcester with Arlene Ash (see separate item). They have added a deputy-editor whose focus is on informatics tools; and they are currently considering a new monthly peer reviewed feature that would focus on analytic issues and tools. The Journal gets 800 submissions per year and publishes less than 20 percent. A large part of their circulation goes to institutions electronically.
Policy Submissions Process
New policy submissions were due on Feb. 17. Policy resolutions should be consistent with the strategic plan of APHA which focuses on access, disparities, and public health infrastructure. The previously submitted policy on primary care and the medical home model will be resubmitted by a group of sections, including community health planning and policy development, vision care, oral health, and public health nursing. Wayne Meyer and others are deciding whether to revise and resubmit a resolution on the health of veterans in rural areas developed last year. Other suggestions were an update on a 2001 statement on global trade agreements and a new policy regarding disparities and the public health work force. The latter might involve collaboration with other organizations like the Association for Prevention Teachers and Researchers, the Council on Education in Public Health, the Association of Schools of Public Health, and the Council of Accredited Graduate Public Health Programs.
Other Issues: Policy Process and Action Board
Associate APHA Director for Policy Susan Polan was joined by Donald Hoppert to provide information and answer questions. A new APHA committee instated by the Governing Council will review the current policy process; a first meeting is scheduled for the first week in February. The group consists of 12-14 members and includes the immediate past chair of the Medical Care Section. Action Board member Simon Piller reported on this APHA Board. The Board will be reviewing new policies in March and subsequently old policies for archiving. He urges MC Section members to participate in the archiving and current review processes to influence it in directions we support. Reviewing is a great experience for student members who could be paired with established members to work together as a dyad. Policies up for review include those on Medicare, vision care, and policies prior to the 1950s
Submitted by Secretary Renee Carter and Chair Mona Sarfaty
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After 25 years at the Boston University School of Medicine, Arlene Ash has a new job! As of this fall, she is Professor and Chief of the Division of Biostatistics and Health Services Research in the Department of Quantitative Health Sciences at the University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester, Mass. (http://www.umassmed.edu/qhs). Her e-dress is: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Drs. Catarina Kiefe and Jeroan Allison, co-editors of the Section's esteemed journal Medical Care, are Chair and Co-Chair of the Department. Founded in the summer of 2009, the Department has three additional Divisions: Epidemiology of Chronic Diseases and Vulnerable Populations; Health Informatics and Implementation Science; and Outcomes Measurement Science. The Department already has 10 additional faculty and expects to double by the end of 2012. The Department's vision is to "improve population and individual health by transforming health care delivery through methodological innovation and to become a nationally and internationally recognized resource for translational research."
Arlene still maintains an adjunct appointment and collaborations with Boston University colleagues. However, she does have a new home in Worcester on Lake Quinsigamond, a couple of miles from her campus. She hopes to host lovely parties with friends and colleagues there this coming summer.
Linda Simoni-Wastila, BSPharm, PhD, was promoted to Full Professor at the University of Maryland Baltimore School of Pharmacy. She also fills the position of Vice Chair of Research for her Department.


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The Covenant | 2006 | Actor | Caleb Danvers | 20067 |
Chase | 2010 2009 - 2010 | Actor | Jackson Cooper | 20107 |
10,000 B.C. | 2008 | Actor | D'Leh | 20087 |
Hot | 2014 | Actor | n/a | 20147 |
Undiscovered | 2005 | Actor | Luke Falcon | 20057 |
After | 2014 | Actor | Freddy | 20147 |
Magic City | 2012 2010 - 2012 | Actor | Stevie Evans | 20127 |
Sleeping With the Fishes | 2014 | Actor | n/a | 20147 |
City Island | 2010 | Actor | Tony Nardella | 20107 |
Sky High | 2005 | Actor | Warren Peace | 20057 |
Third Watch | 2004 1998 - 2004 | Actor | Teen Bobby | 20047 |
Stop-Loss | 2008 | Actor | Michael Colson | 20087 |
Undiscovered | 2005 | Song Performer | ("Boomerang") | 1 |
Undiscovered | 2005 | Song Performer | ("Half Lit") | 1 |
Undiscovered | 2005 | Song Performer | ("House Lights") | 1 |
Undiscovered | 2005 | Song Performer | ("Never Said Anything") | 1 |
Undiscovered | 2005 | Song Performer | ("Pure Example") | 1 |
Undiscovered | 2005 | Song Performer | ("Smart In A Stupid Way") | 1 |
Undiscovered | 2005 | Song Performer | ("This Is Living") | 1 |
Sky High | 2005 | Song Performer | ("One Thing Leads To Another") | 1 |
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Modeled for Vogue, Details and Pop magazine and worked with photographers Bruce Weber and Herb Ritts |
Appeared in second feature, "Undiscovered"; also performed several songs on the films soundtrack |
First TV appearance was in an episode of NBC's "Third Watch" playing Bobby Cannavale's character as a teenager |
Featured in Bruce Weber's book, All-American: Short Stories |
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Moved to Los Angeles after graduating from high school |
Played a teenage superhero named Warren Peace in his film debut, "Sky High" |
Played the lead role of D'Leh, a prehistoric mammoth hunter, in Roland Emmerich's blockbuster, "10,000 BC" |
Starred as Caleb Danvers in Renny Harlin's supernatural thriller, "The Covenant" |
A native New Yorker, Strait was born on March 23, 1986, growing up in Manhattan's West Village. At P.S. Three, which he attended up until the sixth grade, he had an early interest in sports - first in basketball, then later in boxing and karate. A huge influence, Strait's mother was a highly belted practitioner of karate. Just before his teens, he began focusing on acting, ensconced in classes at the Village Community School, where he was nudged into acting in a musical. That performance nabbed him both a modeling manager and a few commercial gigs, all by the age of 13. Strait went on to attend Manhattan's Xavier High School, where he decided to further continue his acting, music and modeling, with the modeling detour becoming the catalyst. Early in his teens, a chance meeting with the head of Boss Models, John Bobin, led to his recruitment as a model for the agency, with Strait appearing in photo campaigns for illustrious clothiers such as Harlequin and Hollister.
In 2000, Strait, age 14, began studying acting at the prestigious Stella Adler Conservatory. His training also extended to training at Black Nexxus. Strait first appeared on network television in the New York-based series "Third Watch" (NBC, 1999-2005), playing Bobby Cannavale's character Bobby Caffey as a teenager on a February 2001 episode. By early 2003, Strait had been wooed into the fold as a client for one of Hollywood's elite talent agencies, International Creative Management. After signing, he made the jump to the west coast, heading to Los Angeles after graduating from Xavier High in 2004.
It was not long before Strait, eager to put his years of acting training to use, was sent out for film auditions. He was very quickly cast in an ambitious Disney family comedy about teen superheroes called "Sky High" (2005). Released in July 2005, the young actor could be seen heating up the screen as Warren Peace, a superhero with the ability to manipulate flames. Just after "Sky High" began filming, Strait was tapped for his second film project, the more-low key of the two efforts, "Undiscovered" (2005), which chronicled the lives of an interconnected group of struggling actors and musicians. As he had done with "Sky High," Strait sported a mane of long hair for his role as Luke Falcon, a budding singer-songwriter who moves from New York to Los Angeles in search of stardom.
While "Sky High" was a small hit with moviegoers, "Undiscovered" sank at the box office amidst mostly unenthusiastic reviews. Not a total loss, Strait landed an impressive seven songs on the soundtrack's 15-track release. Though critics did not buy into performance of Falcon as a singer-in-the-making, he was indeed a real life rocker. Lakeshore Records, the label who put out the movie's soundtrack, quickly signed Straight and his band, Tribe. Despite the musical detour, Strait continued with his acting career, landing a role in director Renny Harlin's supernatural thriller, "The Covenant" (2006), in which he starred as Caleb Danvers, one of four friends and descendents of New England witches who use their warlock powers to compete for the love of a classmate.
Following his turn working with Harlin, Strait was hired by another veteran of the blockbuster genre, director Roland Emmerich, for the movie "10,000 B.C." Strait took on his biggest film challenge to date in the lead role of D'Leh, a prehistoric mammoth hunter forced onto a continent-crossing trek to save his tribe from complete extinction. Unfortunately, Strait's hoped for breakthrough film met with a mixture of derision, scorn and indifference from audiences, offering the young actor little in the way of career advancement. Less maligned was his small role in the Iraq wartime drama "Stop Loss" (2008), starring Ryan Phillippe, Channing Tatum and Joseph Gordon-Levitt as young soldiers struggling to reclaim their lives as civilians. After appearing as Andy Garcia's illegitimate son in the dysfunctional family-drama "City Island" (2009), Strait scored a regular cast role on the cable series "Magic City" (Starz, 2012- ). On the period drama, Strait played Stevie Evans, the charming "bad boy" son of Ike Evans (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), owner of the ritzy Miramar Playa Resort, where glamour, sex, power and crime all converge on the shores of Miami in the late-1950s.
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Lynn Collins | Wife | Began dating in 2005; Strait announced they have been married for three months in the March 2008 edition of GQ magazine |
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1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
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My daughter started on lexapro 12 days ago and we have noticed some quite bizarre behaviour (punching holes in her wall for instance) so I did not give her a pill today. Can I just stop giving it to her since she has only been on it 12 days? or do I still have to taper. I want her off this med now. thanks.
Holding medication (in this case Lexapro) acutely if you suspect an adverse reaction is usually the correct thing to do. You must however talk to the prescribing physician directly as soon as possible to decide on whether an alternative treatment(s) needs to be considered instead on just continuing to not give any medication at all.
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