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White House Commemorates World Hepatitis Day 2011Posted byon July 28, 2011 at 3:43 PM EST
Today, I was honored to participate in a special White House event to commemorate the first official World Hepatitis Day. This event was one of many held across the United States and around the world for communities to join together and focus attention on the global health threat of viral hepatitis and promote actions to confront it.
Worldwide, one in twelve persons are estimated to be living with viral hepatitis and about one million people around the world die every year because of viral hepatitis. Many people infected with viral hepatitis are unaware of their status, and as a result, may unknowingly transmit the infection to others. Without knowing their status, these patients also face the possibility of developing otherwise preventable debilitating or fatal liver disease. Last year, in recognition of this "silent epidemic," the World Health Assembly resolved that July 28 should be designated as World Hepatitis Day, providing an opportunity to increase awareness and understanding of viral hepatitis and recognize it as a major global health problem. The theme for this first official World Hepatitis Dayis "This is hepatitis... Know it. Confront it. Hepatitis affects everyone, everywhere."
In the United States, an estimated 3.5-5.3 million persons are living with hepatitis B or hepatitis C virus. Viral hepatitis impacts Americans of all backgrounds but affects some U.S. populations more than others. Half of all hepatitis B infected persons in the U.S. are Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders; African-Americans are twice as likely to be infected with hepatitis C when compared with the general population. To actively address these disparities and to accelerate our efforts to fight viral hepatitis, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) developed an Action Plan for the Prevention, Care and Treatment of Viral Hepatitis. The plan outlines actions to increase viral hepatitis awareness and knowledge among health care providers and communities, and steps that will improve access to quality prevention, care, and treatment services for viral hepatitis. Improved coordination across HHS, along with the active engagement of other governmental and nongovernmental partners—including informed communities—will be crucial to our success.
Today's World Hepatitis Day Event was hosted by the White House Office of National AIDS Policy with active support from the HHS Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health. Dr. Howard K. Koh, the Assistant Secretary for Health, emphasized that marking this day in such a special way provides an opportunity to reaffirm our collective commitment to focus more attention on this pressing public health issue. Dr. Koh was among the dignitaries who provided opening remarks at the event and read a World Hepatitis Day proclamation on behalf of President Obama. I was pleased to then hear from several members of Congress, including Representatives Bill Cassidy, Judy Chu, Michael Honda, Hank Johnson, and Barbara Lee, who have been leaders in raising hepatitis awareness. I moderated a panel that highlighted opportunities across the federal government to implement the HHS Action Plan for Viral Hepatitis. This discussion was followed by a session led by health care providers and patients living with viral hepatitis who shared their individual experiences with fighting viral hepatitis. Mr. Jeffrey Crowley, Director of the White House Office of National AIDS Policy, provided a closing statement to the audience, which included government leaders, policy makers, community advocates, patients, and health professionals.
To learn more about World Hepatitis Day or about viral hepatitis visit the CDC's website. Also, read the Presidential Proclamation–World Hepatitis Day.
Ronald Valdiserri, M.D., M.P.H. is the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Health, Infectious Diseases, U.S. Department of Health and Human ServicesLearn more about
The National HIV/AIDS Strategy at One YearPosted byon July 13, 2011 at 10:09 AM EST
Watch the video on the National HIV/AIDS Strategy Implementation Update here.
It's been one year since we launched the first comprehensive National HIV/AIDS Strategy and today we are releasing an implementation update to keep you up to speed on the latest work. We plan to release a more comprehensive progress report after the conclusion of the calendar year, but as we mark this critical first year, we wanted to provide some reflections on key first-year achievements.
The Strategy details President Obama's three goals: 1) reduce the number of new HIV infections, 2) increase access to care and improve health outcomes for people living with HIV, and 3) reduce HIV-related health disparities. Our mission is for the United States to become a place where new HIV infections are rare and when they do occur, every person, regardless of age, gender, race/ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity or socio-economic circumstance, will have unfettered access to high quality, life-extending care, free from stigma and discrimination. As you will see from the report, agencies throughout government are stepping up to the plate and stakeholders from all sectors are taking action.
Ultimately, for the Strategy to be truly successful, we need you. The Strategy isn't about what government can do alone. We know that businesses, the faith community, and all sectors have a role to play. The following video above everyday leaders implementing the strategy in their own communities. We hope that you can use this to engage more people in our collective efforts to implement the Strategy and energize key partners to continue their efforts. Go to AIDS.gov to receive more information and take action.
We thank everyone that has worked with us so far, and we look forward to new and productive collaborations over the coming year.
Download the National HIV/AIDS Strategy Implementation Update.
Jeffrey Crowley is the Director of the Office of National AIDS Strategy.
National HIV Testing Day 2011Posted byon June 27, 2011 at 11:29 AM EST
Note: Today President Obama issued a statement on National HIV Testing Day
Thirty years ago, at the beginning of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, there was no test for HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. For many, there was only the long and worrisome wait for the signs of infection. Once those signs appeared, no treatment for the virus was available. I personally cared for many, many patients in this era, and I am thankful that those days are over. Today, HIV testing is accurate, widely available, and often free—and treatment can help people living with HIV enjoy long, healthy lives, especially when they get diagnosed early.
The good news is that more people are being tested for HIV than ever before. It is estimated that almost 83 million American adults between 18 and 64 have been tested for HIV, as of 2009. That's an increase of more than 11 million from 2006 when the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention(CDC) recommended that HIV testing become a routine part of medical care for adults and adolescents.Learn more about Health Care
Inspiration for a Future Free of HIVPosted byon June 23, 2011 at 12:42 PM EST
This week, First Lady Michelle Obama is visiting South Africa and Botswana, focusing on youth leadership, education, health and wellness. Today, Mrs. Obama met with organizations dedicated to combating HIV/AIDS in South Africa, including groups that use soccer to convene and educate children about HIV/AIDS. Tomorrow, she will meet with a Teen Club in Botswana that teaches teens about leadership and how to educate others about HIV.
During her meetings with African youth, Mrs. Obama is highlighting the importance of youth leadership in fighting HIV/AIDS. These young men and women grew up watching family members and friends taken by this devastating virus. But today they know there is hope. They have seen dramatic change in recent years – thanks to strong leadership from their Government with support from the American people – where people who were once dying are now living. These youth can be the generation that ends HIV/AIDS.
The United States is proud to be supporting South Africa, Botswana and countries around the world in leading their fight against HIV/AIDS. In South Africa, there are more than one million people on life-saving HIV treatment today, a far cry from the 50,000 people on treatment in all of sub-Saharan Africa in 2003. And Botswana is now closing in on the goal of eliminating mother-to-child HIV transmission.
These successes are being replicated in countries around the world thanks to support from the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR). Globally, the United States is supporting more than 3.2 million people on life-saving treatment. In 2010, PEPFAR directly supported 11 million people on care, including 3.8 million orphans and vulnerable children. And PEPFAR-supported programs reached over 600,000 mothers with services to prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV, leading to more than 114,000 infants being born HIV-free in 2010 alone. For millions of youth around the world, these numbers represent parents, friends and community leaders who are now living with HIV instead of dying from it. As we focus on results, America is also supporting countries so they can lead their fight in the future and continue to save even more lives.
The Obama Administration is more committed than ever to build on the successes of the last decadeand to continue to work with other governments and partners as we all work toward our shared goal of a world without HIV/AIDS. And we hope the millions of lives saved to date will inspire youth in Africa and around the world to continue their fight for an HIV-free future.
Ambassador Eric Goosby is the U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator at the U.S. Department of State.Learn more about Foreign Policy
Raising HIV/AIDS Awareness in the Caribbean CommunityPosted byon June 8, 2011 at 8:00 AM EST
Today, Wednesday, June 8, 2010 is the sixth annual observance of Caribbean-American HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. Caribbean-American HIV/AIDS Awareness Day is designed to raise awareness of HIV/AIDS in Caribbean communities in the United States and its territories. Raising awareness is a necessity because Caribbean communities are at elevated risk for HIV infection.
There are 30 countries in the Caribbean stemming from the 3 most populous (Cuba, Dominican Republic, and Haiti) to the least populous (Saint Barts, Saint Eustatius, and Saba). After sub-Saharan Africa, the Caribbean has the second highest HIV prevalence in the world. HIV prevalence among adults in the Caribbean was approximately 1.1% between 2001 and 2007, although rates vary among countries. Cuba has a low HIV prevalence (0.1%) among adults while the Bahamas has the highest HIV adult prevalence in the region (3.1%). According to CDC, except for sub-Saharan Africa, the Caribbean is the only region where the proportion of women and girls living with HIV (53%) is higher than the proportion of men and boys. Unprotected heterosexual sex is the main HIV transmission mode in the Caribbean. However, transmission categories differ by country. Injection drug users are a primary driver of the HIV epidemic in Puerto Rico, whereas gay and bisexual men and heterosexuals are primarily affected in Cuba and the Dominican Republic (respectively).
CDC recently published surveillance data of HIV among blacks in the United States who are of Caribbean origin. Of an estimated 100,013 black adults and adolescents diagnosed with HIV infection from 2001 to 2007, 11.7% were foreign-born, with most from the Caribbean (54.1%) and Africa (41.5%). Most Caribbean foreign born blacks with HIV in the US are from Haiti (66.9%), 18.2% from Jamaica, 6.3% from Trinidad and Tobago, 3.3% from the Bahamas, 1.4% from Barbados, and 3.8% from other areas of the Caribbean. Males account for the majority (56.6%) of HIV diagnoses among black people born in the Caribbean. Females account for 57.4% of diagnoses among HIV-positive black Americans born in Africa.
Additional information about HIV in the Caribbean is available at UNAIDS, World Health Organization and Pan American Health Organization. Additional information of HIV among Caribbean born individuals in the United States is available on the Centers for Disease Control website. In addition, links to other informational resources are available at the Florida/ Caribbean AIDS Education and Training Center.
Greg Millett is a Senior Scientist and HHS/CDC Liaison to the Office of National AIDS Policy
Continuing Steps to Implement the National HIV/AIDS Strategy as the Pandemic Turns 30Posted byon June 7, 2011 at 2:22 PM EST
As we reflect on the thirtieth year of the HIV pandemic, our work continues. I wanted to share with you two developments at the White House as we mark this somber, but important milestone.
HHS Announces New Steps to Implement the National HIV/AIDS Strategy
Yesterday, I participated in a call with Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and key leaders in her Department who announced new actions to support the implementation of the National HIV/AIDS Strategy.
Mary Wakefield, PhD, RN, Administrator of the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)discussed the Administration's continued commitment to supporting States in responding to the challenge of state waiting lists in the AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP). Funding for ADAP has enjoyed broad bipartisan support. Even in a tough budget climate and at a time when other critical health programs received cuts, the Administration fought for and achieved a $50 million increase in funding for ADAP in FY 2011 compared to the enacted level for FY 2010. This year, the Federal government alone will invest $885 million in the ADAP program. Administrator Wakefield announced that the increased funding will allow a temporary program established last summer with $25 million in emergency funds to continue and HRSA will allocate the remaining increase through both the ADAP formula program and through a targeted, competitive grant process to assist States with waiting lists or other cost containment measures that could impede access to critical medications. While there are challenges in ensuring that individuals have access to life saving medications, HRSA is working closely with states and encouraging pharmaceutical companies to help bridge the gap in this program until state economic conditions improve and the Affordable Care Act alleviates some of the pressure on this program.
Ms. Cindy Mann, Deputy Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and Director of the Center for Medicaid, CHIP, and Survey and Certificationdiscussed a State Medicaid Director (SMD) letter, issued yesterday, that informs States of various opportunities in Medicaid to improve care coordination and care delivery for people living with HIV, as well as opportunities to use Section 1115 HIV demonstration waivers to expand access to Medicaid for people living with HIV. To facilitate States considering a Section 1115 demonstration waiver, CMS also issued a template and stated that they will work with States to develop streamlined and flexible approaches to meeting legal and policy requirements for these waivers. The commitment to issue this waiver guidance was made in the Federal Implementation Plan for the National HIV/AIDS Strategy and in some states, could provide a mechanism for relieving pressure on ADAP while also providing more coordinated and high-quality care.
A blog post by CMS Administrator Don Berwick can be found HERE. The SMD issued by CMS can be found HERE.
Dr. Tom Frieden, Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)described CDC's vision for high-impact HIV prevention. He announced that even in a very difficult budget environment, CDC was increasing its investment in HIV prevention services by $31 million in FY 2011. He also described some of the targeted new prevention investments CDC is making as it realigns its entire HIV prevention portfolio to have a bigger impact. He spoke of the need, articulated in the National HIV/AIDS Strategy, to focus on the geographic, demographic, and programmatic characteristics of the HIV epidemic. In particular, he highlighted the need to better address gay and bisexual men of all races and ethnicities (but especially gay and bisexual men of color), because they reflect the majority of new infections and the only group in the US where infection rates are rising. He discussed the Enhanced Comprehensive HIV Prevention Planning (ECHPP) initiative in the twelve cities and surrounding metropolitan areas that account for nearly half (44%) of the HIV cases in the United States. He described this as a platform for making improvements in planning that will be applied across CDC's HIV prevention programs. He discussed CDC's investments in helping state and local jurisdictions track and report CD4 and viral load measurements in order to track community viral load. Research studies have demonstrated that when a community is able to lower the mean viral load across all people living with HIV in that community that this leads to a lowering in HIV incidence. Therefore, tracking community viral load is an important tool for reducing the number of new infections. CDC is doing important work to support states and localities in building their capacity to track community viral load.
Each of these agencies announced significant new initiatives yesterday that move us forward in implementing the National HIV/AIDS Strategy. Their impact, however, is greatest when viewed together. We have a stronger evidence base than ever before and a clearer vision of how to support individuals and communities in lowering their risk of becoming infected with HIV, helping individuals living with HIV to learn their status, and how to bolster the programs that support individuals with HIV in accessing the care and services they need (including access to antiretroviral therapy). Our work continues, but we are making definite forward progress.
Champions of Change
Champions of Change is a weekly White House initiative to highlight Americans who are making an impact in their communities and helping our country rise to meet the many challenges of the 21st century. Last week, we invited a diverse group of people living with HIV to join me; Health and Human Services Assistant Secretary for Health, Dr. Howard Koh; Brian Bond, Deputy Director of Public Engagement and former ONAP staffer and Senior Scientist at CDC, Greg Millett - both people living with HIV; as well as Allison Nichol and David Knight of the Civil Rights Division at the Department of Justice and David Vos, Director of the Office of HIV/AIDS Housing at the Department of Housing and Urban Development for a round table to discuss their experiences as people living with HIV.
For more than two years we've been working in close partnership with many members of the HIV community and as we enter our fourth decade fighting HIV/AIDS, we believed it was important to again hear from the collective wisdom of people living with HIV in order to assess our progress and make plans for concerted efforts going forward. Everyone has something to contribute toward ending this pandemic. That's why we have been working with people living with HIV every step of the way. We felt it was important to meet with HIV positive leaders and hear about the lived experiences of people who may be still facing stigma in their own communities. Many who may still struggle to gain access to services, yet who are working everyday to support their communities as they respond to HIV. The discussion was very powerful and it generated a lot of good ideas.
Check out this introductory post from Brian Bond HERE and learn about these incredible individuals HERE. And check back, as this page will be updated throughout the week with posts by each of these individuals.
Jeffrey S. Crowley is the Director of the Office of National AIDS Policy
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Had another sleepless day. Went with my dad to the cardiologist as follow to his recent hospitalization and then teaching my sisters and my mom his treatment plan. Then setting up the ton of meds he is on for the week. Very emotionally draining day.
I only got 10 minutes of cardio in and the day 5 video. Will do better tomorrow.
I was so super tired today, which made the work outs difficult to fit in today. It is freezing and extremely icy here in Michigan, so going to the gym was not an option for me today, so I choose to do videos.
How did I fit it in today?
I got off work at 8:30 am and went straight to the optometrist. I was back home by 10:30 a.m. and in bed by 11:00. No school today for the kids, so I was back up by 1:30pm to make lunch for them. Ran some errands, then back home by 4pm. Prepared dinner but while dinner was cooking I sneaked in a 10 minute cardio video. Fed the kids and then went into my room to do the Day 4 bootcamp video.
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- Zion Oct 2, 2006 11:56 PM
Any cool dominican place in the city...really authentic? if possible in "manhattan", as in below 100th! thanx...if its worth it i guess ill cross into triple digit territory..
re: susiec80
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A bit expensive for Dominican, IMO.
re: susiec80
thanx suzie..... ill try it....my girl is from dr so i hope its traditional... :)
Castillo de Jagua ia at 113 Rivington St and it's my favorite. Even their ready made stews show quite a bit of subtlety -- Saturday's goat stew has a rich brown gravy flavored with wine -- and some of their made to order stuff is even better. Their Asopaos, for example, are bisque-like soups made with rice. I wouldn't order a grilled, sauceless steak or chicken, though, I'd be afraid they'd dry it out.
re: junglekitte
Is this place a lot better than the Clinton Restaurant on Clinton and Houston? If it is, let me know but don't jump on me, because I haven't been to Castillo de Jagua; I'm just trying to get a sense of the latter's quality.
The best in the city is the long-established, tiny Restaurant Margot on Broadway at 159th. There are other good bets in Washington Heights.
Downtown, we have found Joselito's on Avenue C to be very reliable for meals and sandwiches (no cuchifritos). El Nuevo Castillo on Avenue D and Castillo de Jagua on Rivington are runners up. For a specialist in asopao, try Nuevo Amanecer on Essex. Some of these places have big signs claiming to be Mexican, but that's just to bring the drinkers in - don't worry.
For cuchifritos, La Isla (or something like that) on 14th Street between A and B, or the little joint on Clinton. By far our favorite for cuchifritos - Ignacio Restaurant at the bottom of Avenue D, has closed.
Note: The owners of It's a Dominican Thing are from the DR, but I have the strong impression they have tried to Americanize the experience - it would not be my first choice to take someone from the DR.
re: Wilfrid
thanx W! good recommendations....will check it out...
re: Wilfrid
Back in February there was another thread and posters mentioned El Capri, El Presidente, El Malecon, all near Margot. I haven't tried any of these uptown places... but it is the biggest Dominican nabe in the city, perhaps the world.
I have eaten at Capri, which is just fine. Margot is kind of considered the original, and I think their long-cooked meat dishes (goat, oxtail, etc) are outstanding. I am honestly not sure if I've been to Presidente or Malecon. Looking at the other thread reminded me of the Cibao restaurant on Clinton, just across the street from Alias - same owner as Joselito's on Avenue C.
From my notes, I see I liked the cow's foot soup at Capri!
All these places, to be fair, offer reliable home-cooking - meat and rice and beans (la bandera) - so we are talking small degrees of better and worse.
El Malecon (Amsterdam between 97th and 98th Sts.) - roast chicken
There is more in Elmhurst/Corona if you want to trek out for chow:
Gran Rancho Jubilee
23-04 94th St., East Elmhurst
Subway: N or W to Astoria Blvd., then M60 Bus to 94th St.
The decor here offers a fun, over the top taste of the tropics.
Lots of bamboo and thatch.
Amolex Restaurant
102-47 43rd Ave., Corona
#7 to 103rd St.
Quisqueya Restaurant
97-03 Roosevelt Ave., Corona
#7 to Junction Blvd.
re: designerboy01
I have only heard negatives (and from Dominicans) about the Gran Rancho place. It's primarily a dancehall, it's not good food, and it's ambience might be described as edgy...
I'll happily note the other tips.
re: Wilfrid
There's a Gran Rancho Jubilee complete with bamboo and thatch in Manhattan. Forget where exactly, but it's on or just off B'way a little north of 190th or so. Although I've suprisingly eaten excellent Dominican food in some places that seemed more nightclub-ish than genuine restaurant, the food at Jubilee was forgettable. Not recommended.
I've been to It's a Dominican thing a couple times.
It is much mroe expensive than most Dominican places, the food seems a little better, perhaps, but mostly I think you are paying for the setting, which is much nicer and more relaxed than many Dominican places.
If I wanted to grab some food for lunch, I'd go to a cheaper place.
If I wanted to take someone out, and they wanted Dominican food, I'd strongly consider It's a Dominican Thing
You would be doing yourself a disservice if you didn't stray, as you say, into the "triple digits". Just walking through Washington Heights, between, say, the 160's and the 190's, there are huge stretches of Broadway where you can practically taste the chicken as it wafts out of the restaurants. You're taking in not only great scents, tastes, aromas, but the entire culture up from which they've percolated.
El Mundo Fried Chicken, at the 191st street station stop, fries up a crispy, garlicy masterpiece of a bird. Trace of vinnegar in there, too.
By the way, wherever you go, don't forget to wash it all down with a frothy Spanish coffee.


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ISLE Symposium panel on Bullying and the Locker Room Culture of Performance
Tuesday, September 23rd, 2014
The Fifth Annual Sports Law and Ethics Symposium at Santa Clara University was hosted by the Institute of Sports Law and Ethics on Sept 11, 2014. Below is video of the panel
• Jim Thompson, founder of the Positive Coaching Alliance an organization dedicated to transforming all youth sports into positive, character-building experiences
• William Pollack, PhD, Harvard Medical School clinical psychologist and author of Real Boys: Rescuing Our Sons from the Myths of Boyhood
• Brandi Chastain, U.S. Olympic and World Cup women's soccer champion turned advocate for youth safety in soccer
• Gary Namie, PhD, Workplace Bullying Institute Director, educating the audience about adult bullying in the workplace and its overlap with the Jonathan Martin/NFL case.
Pictured from left to right: Brandi Chastain, William Pollack, Gary Namie
Tags: Brandi Chastain, bullying in sport, Gary Namie, Jim Thompson, ostracism, Positive Coaches Alliance, William Pollack, Workplace Bullying Institute
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Black Enterprise: 4 Signs of Workplace Bullying: What You Can Do
Friday, September 19th, 2014
by Karima Mariama-Arthur, Esq., Black Enterprise, Sept. 1, 2014
If you thought bullying was over after elementary school, think again. No longer confined to boundaries of the schoolyard, the new face of bullying is far more sophisticated and adult! Workplace bullying is a growing epidemic that has prompted numerous groups to press Congress on legislation that would outlaw it. With more than one-third of the U.S. workforce being bullied, it's a shocking truth deserving of significantly more exposure. The Boston Globe discussed the topic late last month, shedding light on what has become the workplace's "dirty little secret."
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Entrepreneur: Bosses Who Pick on One Employee Ruin Everyone's Productivity, Study Shows
Saturday, September 6th, 2014
By Laura Entis – Entrepreneur – Sep. 4, 2014
You shouldn't call people names. You shouldn't yell, or belittle others. These are lessons we're supposed to learn as children, but unfortunately, such behaviors persist long after we've left the playground: Workplace bullying is sadly commonplace.
It doesn't just take place among coworkers. A common tick of the Bad Boss is to select an office scapegoat on whom he or she can dump any built up frustration/anger/aggression at whim.
It makes sense that direct targets of their bosses' abuse would experience a decrease in productivity; if your boss is frequently yelling at you, your work will likely suffer.
But a new study from a team of researchers at Michigan State University found that when a boss frequently bullies one employee, the entire team's productivity decreases. The study involved looking at verbal abuse and demeaning emails in a controlled lab setting.
"That's the most disturbing finding," lead investigator Crystal Farh said in a press release, "because it's not just about individual victims now, it's about creating a context where everybody suffers, regardless of whether you were individually abused or not."
According to her research, while targeted individuals contributed less (as one would expect), their team members "descended into conflicts" and also, on average, were less productive.
Farh's main takeaway? In the wake of any situation where a boss is bullying an underling, everyone on the team – not just that employee – will need help repairing interpersonal relationships and rebuilding trust. In other words, bullying bosses are truly toxic because their bad behavior spreads, infecting the entire office.
Tags: bosses, Crystal Farh, workplace bullying
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Kaplan: Nearly Half of Recent Nursing School Graduates Are Concerned About Being Bullied at Work
Friday, August 29th, 2014
Business Wire – August 28, 2014 – Kaplan Survey
For those entering the workforce, typical top-of-mind issues include opportunities for growth, benefits, and job security — but nearly half of those entering the nursing profession voice another concern: being bullied by colleagues. According to a just-released Kaplan survey of over 2,000 nursing school graduates from the class of 2014, 48% say they are concerned about being the victims of workplace bullying or working in a hostile working environment.* The survey also found that 39% personally knew nurses who were victims of workplace bullying or a hostile working environment.
One widely cited study found that approximately 60% of nurses left their first nursing job within six months because of bullying issues or because of a hostile work environment.** And studies conducted over the past decade show there's a financial cost to this for medical providers, ranging from $22,000 to over $64,400 per turnover. (http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/569393_2).
Tags: healthcare, hostile work environment, kaplan test pret, nursing school, workplace bullying
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Artie T. back in saddle at Market Basket – worker revolt successful
Thursday, August 28th, 2014
UPDATE: Success.
We reported in late July about the long-standing feud between second generation owners of the Market Basket grocery store chain in the Northeast. Arthur S. Demoulas fired his cousin Artie T. Workers rose in support because he had done several costly things to help financially strapped workers when the stock market collapse ate up retirement savings. Local politicians called for boycotts of the stores. Shelves ran bare. Governors in two states pled for a solution.
Now, Artie T.'s offer to buy the chain, to remove Artie S., has been accepted by the Board. Artie T. will restore all lost jobs. Artie S. had fired protestors.
Life resumes to normal in a couple of months as the chain reverts to control by Artie T.
This is a very rare story where non-union workers prevailed. A great story. Justice.
Tags: Arthur S. Demoulas, Arthur T. Demoulas, Artie T., boycott, CEO, family feud, Market Basket, workers
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Forbes: Can Boomers Stop The Bullying At Work?
Wednesday, August 27th, 2014
By Nancy Collamer, Forbes, August 25, 2014
If you saw a young child being pushed around on the playground, chances are you would intervene. But are you equally proactive when you see bullying at work?
While this may sound like a hypothetical question, it's anything but. According to a 2014 survey conducted by the Workplace Bullying Institute (WBI), 27% of Americans have been bullied at work, 21% have witnessed it and 72% of us are aware that workplace bullying happens.
Real bullying involves more than just bad management and obnoxious behavior.
How Bullying Can Harm A Victim's Health
It also means health-harming behaviors that can include verbal abuse, offensive conduct and intentional sabotage. And workplace bullying doesn't just harm the victim. It leads to poor morale, high turnover and low productivity, which impact the entire organization.
The problem is now so widespread that lawmakers in 15 states have introduced legislation aimed at prodding employers to take the matter seriously or face consequences.
Why Boomers Can Be Effective
So what are you willing to do about it? I ask because many boomers are in management and as a result, some are in a good position to take action. Even if you're not among your employer's leadership team, you still might be able to make a difference.
If you're well respected by colleagues, have good relations with key influencers at your employer or have strong job security, it's likely easier for you to speak up and get management to take bullying seriously than it is for your younger co-workers.
That is an important advantage. Just like on the playground where bigger kids target weaker ones, the majority of workplace bullying is inflicted from the top down. According to the WBI survey, 56% of it is attributed to bosses, compared to 33% that's blamed on peers. Given this inherent power imbalance, it's no surprise that few victims stand up to their abusers.
I want to emphasize that not every boomer is in a position to stand up to workplace bullies.
Many older workers are in precarious job situations and know that if they speak up, they could be fired. That's especially true in environments where bully behavior is a celebrated part of the workplace culture. (Wolves of Wall Street anyone?)
Tags: 2014 U.S. Workplace Bullying Survey, baby boomers, boomers & bullying, Gary Namie, research, workplace bullying, Workplace Bullying Institute
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ABA: Understanding the anti-bullying Healthy Workplace Bill
Wednesday, August 20th, 2014
Understanding Workplace-Bullying Legislation
By Randi Melnick
American Bar Association, August 13, 2014
Labor-and-employment attorneys hear countless tales of abuse suffered by employees in the workplace. Employees subjected to mean-spirited or degrading treatment can often feel helpless, or even if they are proactive and make a complaint to human resources, they may simply be told to toughen up, or find a new job. With the realities of today's increasingly stressful and competitive workplace, it is worth a moment of reflection to consider what level of civility should be expected in the workplace, and what the consequences should be, if any, for those who break such codes of conduct.
Workplaces can have tricky cultural norms, and some people will be more skilled than others at communicating. However, there is a difference between a manager or coworker who lacks tact and one who goes out of his or her way to purposefully target an individual. When one is verbally abused or intimidated, when work is sabotaged, or when humiliation is used as a tactic, that is bullying. And it is not always illegal in the United States.
Tags: abusive conduct, affirmative defenses, bullying defined, bullying law, Healthy Workplace Bill, lawyers, Randi Melnick, workplace bullying
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Integrity in Sport — Sports Bullying & New NCAA Rules: Sept. 11 Sports Law and Ethics Symposium at Santa Clara University
Tuesday, August 19th, 2014
The fifth annual Sports Law and Ethics Symposium hosted by the Santa Clara University (CA) Institute of Sports Law and Ethics will cover trending issues like changes in the NCAA, bullying, match-fixing, steroid use, and the opening of the new San Francisco 49ers stadium.
The event will be held at Benson Memorial Center on SCU's campus Sept. 11, from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
This year's Symposium will feature top speakers from the Bay Area and the nation, from morning keynote speaker and San Francisco 49ers President Paraag Marathe to featured lunchtime speaker, Travis Tygart, the CEO of the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA).
Among the topics to be discussed during the Symposium:
Bullying and a Culture of Performance: Positive Coaching Alliance CEO and founder Jim Thompson will lead a discussion with Dr. Gary Namie, founder of the Workplace Bullying Institute and expert witness in the Jonathan Martin bullying case; Dr. William Pollack, Harvard Medical School associate clinical professor and author of Real Boys: Rescuing our Sons from the Myths of Boyhood; and Brandi Chastain, Olympic gold medal winner and member of World Cup champion U.S. soccer team.
Tags: Brandi Chastain, bullying in sports, Gary Namie, ISPE, Jim Thompson, locker room bullying, Santa Clara University, William Pollack
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WBI Webinar: Making the Business Case
Friday, August 8th, 2014
The WBI Target Action Plan is our suggested course of action for bullied targets who have back-stabbing coworkers, unsympathetic bosses, no union support, and a host of employer representatives who tell them that the bullying is their fault. Forget rational appeals for help made to enablers of the bullying. They are part of the "vast conspiracy" making it a case of many against one. The tendency is to implore that the emotional abuse stop and that is typically done in an emotional way. The WBI plan teaches you to become an unemotional advocate for yourself by making the "business case."
Watch the latest WBI webinar to learn how.
Tags: costs, Dr. Gary Namie, financial impact of bullying, Making the Business Case, WBI webinar, Workplace Bullying Institute
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Golly Gee Kids, Let's Stop Workplace Bullying And Just Treat Each Other with Respect
Wednesday, August 6th, 2014
By Richard B. Cohen – Employment Discrimination Report – August 4, 2014
Just as last week we re-opened our discussion about the possibility/desirability of enacting legislation to prohibit workplace bullying, it has been reported that the governor of New Hampshire just vetoed such a bill – calling it "well-intentioned" but ultimately "unworkable."
Chalk up another defeat for anti-bullying legislation, which is batting zero.
The Healthy Workplace Bill
We have not seen the NH bill, but if "workability" is the issue, perhaps New Hampshire should have turned to Prof. David Yamada, of nearby Suffolk University Law School, who is the author of the template legislation that serves as the basis of most of the workplace anti-bullying bills introduced across the country.
We noted last week that he wrote to us on February 25th about our discussion on anti-bullying legislation and said that "I can attest that the need for such legislation is underscored by the terrible inadequacy of existing law, including tort claims (IIED) and other causes of action. … the template bill, a/k/a The Healthy Workplace Bill, sets a relatively high threshold for recovery, higher in fact than hostile work environment standards for sexual harassment. In other words, it's about creating a cause of action for abuse, not incivility."
Goodness Gracious — Bullying Can Be Anything!
However, as Law360 reports, "unworkability "resonates with many employers' concerns that ill-defined workplace bullying laws would invite a wave of meritless employment lawsuits, attorneys say." Law 360 quotes some incisive comments from various employment attorneys:
- "Any legislation is just going to further clog the court system;"
- "The biggest problem is what the governor identified. That is, 'How do you define bullying?'"
- "Bullying is so subjective. If it's just unwelcome conduct — well, goodness gracious, that could be anything."
One lawyer proposed a more workable solution that no one has seemingly ever thought of: "Everybody should be treated with professionalism and respect, and none of these issues will ever come up."
Wow — a breathtaking concept! Goodness gracious, what a boffo idea! Wish we thought of that!
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Separate Drinking Water Supply. Ten Mins. Walk To Stunning Beach.
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Incoming Saint Mary's freshman Agnieszka Kudziela continued to have a major impact for Team Australia at the Asian Women's Under-19 Volleyball Championship over the weekend, leading the Aussies in kills in matches against New Zealand and Vietnam. Australia dropped both matches, but Saturday's … Continue reading
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Saint Mary's volleyball coach Rob Browning is certainly keeping busy this summer, serving as an assistant coach for the U.S. Women's National Team as it travels the globe to compete in several prestigious tournaments. The latest stop for Browning and Team USA is … Continue reading
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Gael Awards Show Videos – Volleyball
At the end of each school year, all Saint Mary's student-athletes are invited to the Gael Awards Show to celebrate the athletic and academic achievements of the past year. One of the evening's traditions is for each team to produce … Continue reading
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Newest Gael Volleyballers Earning Recognition
Though they won't officially join the Saint Mary's community until later this summer, two of the Gaels' newest volleyball players have been busy earning recognition on both the court and the sand. In the gym, outside hitter Clare Powers recently helped her Vision Volleyball … Continue reading
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Sep 17, 2010All in all this game is great value for a Wiiware game, with 2 campaigns to play, several planes to fly and a couple of extra game modes. Considering the limitations of the service, the graphical representation is surprisingly good. There's definitely a learning curve as far as the controls go, specifically the nunchuck's motion capabilities used to steer, but once you get used to it they work wonderfully. On the other hand the difficulty curve oddly seems to go in a downwards manner, in which the later levels of the campaign are surprisingly easy compared to the challenging first levels. A multiplayer mode however is sadly missed.… Full Review »
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KKBZ is an FM radio station broadcasting at 105.1 MHz. The station is licensed to Auberry, CA and is part of the Fresno, CA radio market. The station airs classic rock music programming and goes by the name "The Blaze 105.1" on the air. KKBZ is owned by Lotus Communications.
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Metallica, Led Zeppelin, Van Halen, Pink Floyd, AC/DC, Guns N' Roses, Ozzy Osbourne, Motley Crue, ZZ Top, Aerosmith, Nirvana, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Scorpions, Def Leppard, Rush, Pearl Jam, Stone Temple Pilots, Alice In Chains, Dio, The Beastie Boys
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This is Classic Rock? I can't believe they call this Classic Rock. I have heard stuff as new as 2006 on this. At least this station Rocks Hard Enough unlike our local Classic Rock (TK99). I would say this station is more Mainstream Rock than Classic Rock. Otherwise, not bad.
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What was that awesome song just before Ozzy at noon on Jan 7? I want to buy the album. Cool lead in song.
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THANK-YOU,Blaze you rock,I enjoy your music and your personalitys metal is my passion,thank you for all your support
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The various seasonings in this dip blend together beautifully, offering extra zip. Guests always remark on how great it is, and I agree. It's perfect for dipping raw vegetables. Laurel Leslie, Sonora, California
12 Servings
Prep: 15 min. + chilling
1 cup mayonnaise
1/2 cup sour cream
1 tablespoon minced chives
1 tablespoon grated onion
1 tablespoon capers, drained
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon lemon juice
1/2 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
1/4 teaspoon minced fresh parsley
1/4 teaspoon paprika
1/8 teaspoon curry powder
Dash garlic salt
Assorted fresh vegetables
In a large bowl, combine the first 12 ingredients. Cover and
refrigerate for 1 hour. Serve with vegetables. Refrigerate
Yield: 1-1/2 cups.
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2 tablespoons (prepared with reduced-fat mayonnaise and reduced-fat sour cream; calculated without vegetables) equals 81 calories, 7 g fat (2 g saturated fat), 10 mg cholesterol, 297 mg sodium, 3 g carbohydrate, trace fiber,
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