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Advice from someone who hires - page 6
First, you probably read books about putting a resume together, or even hired someone to polish yours. Those are good steps, but to set yourself apart from the masses, you need to do more. Before you... Read More
0May 20, '12 by bluemartianThis has been a most informative thread, and I want to thank everyone in hiring capacities for their advice. I have been a graduated nurse RN BSN since 2007. I did not go into nursing immediately after graduating nursing school, i ended up taking up a clinical support position in medical device due to previous customer service background, long story short the the economy tanks late 2008, new grad and residency programs drop off the map. I continually send in applications and receive rejection letters. I finally get to speak to a live recruiter who advises me to register for a nurse refresher program which I finally was able to successfully complete. I was also infomred my not going into clinical nursing sends up a red flag. So I send out the same applications now with the refresher certification, add in ACLS, BLS, I still get rejected. I feel that I will need to build up my resume with more certifications such as 12-lead EKG, EKG interpretation, IV therapy, all at my expense to show my passion for nursing. I would be willing to continue to take clinical practicums at my expense until they equal the equivalent of 1 year experience. Any advice for this anomaly of a situation would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your kind attention.
0May 21, '12 by neelieyelikQuote from lvn2bsoonI have my BSN and I have yet to get any of this luck. Sucks to be a new nurse grad of any kind right now :/I am just hoping with my BSN I have more luck. SUCKS to be an LPN right now!
2May 21, '12 by neelieyelikQuote from Patti_RNI'm one of these people I guess...I metioned that my interviewer answered a page during my interview. Since I was sitting there I couldn't help but listen to her part of the conversation and while I see what you're saying, this definitely wasn't an urgent page. That, coupled with the other things (she had no idea what nursing school I went to despite having my resume in her hand, she promised to phone me on Friday with her decision and instead sent me a letter via bulk (!!!) mail 5 days later as an apparent afterthought, ignored my phone calls and emails as if they literally did not exist) all added up to me feeling completely irrelevant to this woman.I've read comments here and on other threads from applicants who are dissatisifed because the hiring manager didn't contact them afterward, or the director accepted a phone call in the midst of an interview, or the manager didn't spend enough time with them. There are some reasons this could happen, other than the interviewer being rude.
I don't care how busy you are, it's not that difficult to not be blatantly rude. It obviously took more effort for her to type up a rejection and mail it to me than it would have been to pick up the telephone. It's like she went out of her way to make it harder for herself. She could have handled answering the page in a much better way than she did. She gave me the impression that she had absolutely no interest in me as a person or as a potential employee, and was just going through the motions so she could get me out of her hair as soon as possible. I'm sorry but that sucks. I can't stand when people look down their nose at you and get away with it because they're in a potition of power over you and their behavior is excused because they're "busy." Is my time not important also? If you don't have the time to devote your individed attention to the interview (emergencies excluded), re-schedule it for another time. That's just the way I feel...misstekaboo and SENSUALBLISSINFL like this. -
0May 21, '12 by amygarsideThose are really helpful tips. I really think that it really helps to be confident about yourself, especially your skills. It also helps to make your resume as honest as possible, so the interviewer doesn't feel that what you and your resume are saying are conflicting.
0May 25, '12 by IsitpossibleFirst, if you have a Facebook page, I will be looking for it. If it is not set up as a private account then I will assume that you want me to see everything on your account including embarrassing photos, terrible spelling and grammar, family and friends, etc... I can learn a lot about an employee in a very short time by checking their non-private Facebook account and I tend to look before I ever make a phone call for an interview. My suggestion is, no matter how perfect your life appears to be (to you) on Facebook, it would be in your best interest to make sure that prospective employers can not view
And why would a prospective employer need to check one's facebook activity? That is a personal website used for socializing. Thats like following a applicant to a bar after work to see how they behave, how much they drink ect. That ridiculous. Honestly I think checking someones facebook is a bit much. I thought people were hired based on professional employment history, education ect. Checking criminal background, drug screening/medical is fine. Facebook snooping is too much, and also says alot about the employer. -
0May 25, '12 by thomasphanYeah checking facebook is a little bit crazy but many employers do that so be careful!
0May 29, '12 by Patti_RNYes, employers DO look at Facebook pages. Personally, I don't do it, but I know others who do. Not only do some managers check you out on Facebook, some actually ask you for your password during the interview. When I first heard that, I was stunned and I believe it's quite an invasion of a person's privacy. But, it is legal, (although it may be against Facebook's terms of service). My advice to anyone who is concerned about prospective employers (or current employers) stalking them on Facebook (or other social media) Close your account!
As I said, I don't check anyone's Facebook, but I can see why others might do so. It's no different than hiring a background check company to look at an applicant. Some of the many things those background companies do is check your credit history, see if you have landlord/ tenant complaints, go to your neighbors at current and previous addresses and ask them questions, check your academic and employment history, see if you're the plaintiff or defendant in any legal proceedings, learn if you've ever filed for bankruptcy, and check your driving record... as well as your criminal history, drug screening, etc.
Every applicant does the same when it comes to references: they include only the most glowing details of their employment and academic history. Employers want to know more about the applicant. When a person is hired and entrusted with the health and well-being of patients, given access to narcotics, and expected to be at work--on time--every workday, the employer has a duty to make sure that person is honest, dependable, and trustworthy. -
0May 29, '12 by mee9mee9Quote from Patti_RNwhat is your advice for young second degree students, particulary those with health related degrees who are pursuing RN careers right after graduating college with first degreeLinda, I see this first-hand. I've had people come to interviews wearing scrubs, jeans and t-shirts, and even a young woman wearing pajama bottoms with a spaghetti-strap top! I think she really did just roll out of bed (it was an 11AM interview!)You're so right that finding a job IS a job! And, sadly people dismiss this kind of advice as old fashioned or 'we don't do that anymore', or 'that's what my parent's generation did'. Applicants need to present themselves to their audience, and most likely the interviewer will be older and professional.
0May 30, '12 by blondiestime2Great thread! Thank you so much for your insight. I was wondering if you might help me with setting up my resume. I am a new grad with very little nursing experience, but I am also 50 years old with tons of experience in business ownership and mgmt. How might I intertwine that with a nursing resume?


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Border boomtown: A tale of winners and losers
Between Thailand and Myanmar, the town of Mae Sot is experiencing rapid economic growth. But the story of success is a double-edged sword, with migrant workers struggling to live, even as the town gets richer
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The border town of Mae Sot is undergoing an unprecedented boom, riding on Myanmar's rapid opening up and its strategic position as a regional transport hub. Not long ago, the main visitors to the remote city in Tak province were NGOs, aid donors, academics, diplomats, journalists and intelligence officers. But in the last two years, 20 new hotels have sprung up, mainly to cater to Thai investors, according to the Tak Chamber of Commerce (TCC). The signs of the boom are all around: concrete pillars are being laid for a Big C supermarket, cinemas showing the latest films are opening and department stores sell international brand names.
Yet the story of Mae Sot's growth is a complex one, with migrant workers still struggling to survive, and locals expressing concerns about the downside of rapid expansion.
The Thai population is projected to increase from 130,000 to 220,000 within two years, a projection that excludes an anticipated growth in the number of migrant workers from Myanmar. ''I'm unsure as to whether the government can cope with the social problems as a result of the increased population,'' said TCC secretary-general Prasert Chungkitrungroj, ''not to mention the increased pollution. And the roads need to be improved as there are more cars. Potentially more crime is also a real concern.''
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Hi there, When I connected the USB cable from the camcorder to the pc, a "pop" up window was supposed to appear- it didn't. The DXG camera website said to look for a "removable" drive on my laptop. I looked and didn't see it under "my computer". Frustrated, any help would be appreciated. Many thanks |
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For some reason your computer is not seeing the camcorder. Did it work before? If so you might try a system restore, or even try another USB port on the laptop, also try rebooting the Laptop with the camcorder connected, that may reinstall any necessary driver. |
Thanks, Zep. I did everything you said except the system restore with no luck. How do I do this? This is a brand new mini camcorder; my DVD drive is broken so I can't insert the CD that came with it. Anyway, the DXG website said I don't even have to do that. I'll try the system restore as a last resort. Thanks again, Nerry |
An easy way to do this is (when the camera is off) pull out the SD card and then put it into the PC's card reader. The card will appear as a logical drive that can be accessed from Windows Explorer. Copy the files from the card and paste them into the folder of your choice on the PC. |
"my DVD drive is broken so I can't insert the CD that came with it." So the DXG camera never worked yet, if that's true there's little sense in doing a system restore, hard to believe windows would need a driver for it but it's possible and that would be located on the disk that came with it, now you may need to download software (Driver) from the site of the camcorder. |
Connect the camera to the computer Turn the camera on Right click Start (assuming not Windows 8?) Click Windows Explore A new window appears, look on the left side scrolling down if necessary for the camcorder to be listed If so click on it and the contents will appear in the right pane. If there are folders rather than files in right pane go back to left pane and click the small arrow (or triangle) beside the camera to drop the sub folders down underneath Click any of these to see contents in right pane. |
Snidely- I did that last night and it downloaded my pictures (that I took with the camcorder) and the videos as well. I can't open the files though. Zep- I went to the DXG's website but there's no driver for my camcorder; I chose the closest one- of course it didn't work. I'll call them tomorrow. Owbist- I'm using 2007; I did as you suggested and nothing would come up. I've always used Windows Explorer for other stuff but somehow, this doesn't work. |
What file format is used for the video file, what kind of file is it (what are the three or four letters to the right of the ".")? You probably have no file/program association set and you may need a program to open these files. No worries, answer the question and a solution should be possible (unless the file type is proprietary and program to run it isn't available for download). Associating a file type with a program is a 10 second operation. |
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Rare Element Summarizes Results From Its 2010 REE Exploration Program And Outlines Its 2011 REE Exploration Program
Carbon South Gold / REE Target
Two reverse circulation drill holes (SUN-076 and SUN-079) completed during the Company's 2010 Sundance gold exploration program cut significant REE mineralization in FMR vein material that intrudes trachytic and syenitic intrusive rocks (Figure 2). The drill holes totaled 1,390 feet (424m) and were collared just south of the Carbon gold target and about 1,200 feet (366m) northwest of the Whitetail Ridge REE exploration target. The REE mineralization may portend the northwestern extension of the Whitetail Ridge system or, alternatively, a distinct FMR/carbonatite mineralized system. Significant REE-bearing intercepts from the Carbon South target area are given in Table 1. If this mineralization is a continuation of the Whitetail Ridge dike system and the Bull Hill SW system, its total length may reach up to 5000 feet (1500m) in length.
The drilling data were interpreted using LeapFrog 3D software, and the interpreted deposit geometry is illustrated in Figure 6.
Figure 6. LeapFrog 3-D image of the Bull Hill and Whitetail Ridge REE deposits. - http://files.newswire.ca/675/RERfigurestable.pdf
Bulk Sampling Program The Company conducted a bulk sample collection program of FMR vein and stockwork material during September 2010. The objective of the program was the acquisition of about 8 tons or more of oxidized, REE-mineralized FMR vein material that will be used to feed a pilot plant designed to test the commercial viability of the mineral process flowsheet developed for the REE by Mountain States Research and Development, International (MSRDI), the Company's metallurgical testing consultants. The pilot plant testing is scheduled to commence during the third quarter of 2011. It is expected to produce a bulk mixed rare earth carbonate concentrate that can be used for marketing if the Company decides to sell concentrates initially, and as test material for the separation of individual rare earth oxides as a first step toward refinement and production of high purity rare earth oxide products. Several laboratories with pilot plant capabilities are under consideration for the testing. The pilot plant test will be part of a preliminary feasibility study planned for completion in late 2011. The bulk testing program consisted of a series of large-diameter PQ (diameter 85mm) and HQ (diameter 63.5mm) core holes that penetrate the oxide zone in the Bull Hill Southwest REE deposit. The holes were drilled from closely spaced sites near the center and southeastern parts of the deposit, where the FMR vein material occurs very close to the surface. Drilling was designed to collect samples that would be representative of material sent to the mill during the first five years of potential production. The deepest holes were drilled to a depth of approximately 190 feet (58m). Grades are likely to range between 2% and 15% REO, based on previous exploration holes from the same sites. Multiple holes were drilled from each site in fans at a common azimuth and different inclination angles designed to capture as much FMR vein material as possible. A total of 40 holes was drilled, with an aggregate footage of 2117 feet (645 m) of REE-mineralized FMR material. Thirty of the drill holes are PQ-size holes for a total footage of 1753 feet (534 m) of FMR material, and ten of the holes are HQ-size, with a total footage of 364 feet (111 m) of FMR material. The aggregate weight of REE-mineralized material collected from the drilling program is about 12,700 pounds (5,773kg). Low-grade stockwork material collected during the drilling is currently undergoing metallurgical test work at Hazen Research of Golden, Colorado in order to examine methods of inexpensive upgrade of the REE values that take advantage of the physical characteristics of the FMR vein material. The large diameter drill core samples are augmented by bulk sample material collected at and near the surface, where FMR vein material was identified during drill site construction. This material was collected in 55 gallon drums and has an aggregate weight of about 6750 pounds (3,068kg). Collectively, the Company has a total stockpile of about 9.7 tons (8.8 tonnes) of FMR material for use in the pilot plant test work. The material is stored currently at one of the Company's leased warehouses in Sundance, Wyoming. This material will be retained there until the testing laboratory is selected and the pilot plant is built and ready for operation. The program has acquired sufficient FMR feed material required for the pilot plant study. Rare Element Resources Ltd (TSX-V: RES & AMEX: REE ) is a publicly traded mineral resource company focused on exploration and development of rare-earth elements and gold on the Bear Lodge property. Rare-earth elements are key components of the green energy technologies and other high-technology applications. Some of the major applications include hybrid automobiles, plug-in electric automobiles, advanced wind turbines, computer hard drives, compact fluorescent light bulbs, metal alloys, additives in ceramics and glass, petroleum cracking catalysts, and a number of critical military applications. China currently produces more than 95% of the 130,000 metric tonnes of rare-earths consumed annually worldwide, and China has been reducing its exports of rare earths each year. The rare-earth market is growing rapidly, and is projected to accelerate if the green technologies are implemented on a broad scale. ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD Donald E. Ranta, PhD, PGeo, President & CEO Donald E. Ranta, PhD, PGeo, serves the Board of Directors of the Company as an internal, technically Qualified Person. 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Fri, Mar 16, 12 at 21:16
I made this quilt for my grandmother about 6 years ago. Shortly afterwards she moved to an assisted living facility, and then early last year to a nursing facility.
She rarely actually used the quilt, but it was proudly displayed in her room. She died late last year, a few weeks before her 100th birthday. Now the quilt has come back to me. The crease will fall out soon. The colors are truer in the 2nd photo. |
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- Posted by missflippins (My Page) on Fri, Mar 16, 12 at 22:10
That is a very pretty quilt! It's so nice the quilt and no doubt a lot of memories came back to you. Best wishes, Corinne |
This is a beautiful quilt. I would cherish this quilt if it belonged to my grandmother. My grandmother died three years ago and I miss her every day. She lived next door to me and she was more like a mother than grandmother to me.She gave me a crochet bedspread but she was a quilter. I love the bedspread but wish she gave me a quilter instead. darlene |
Definately one to be cherished. Beautiful quilt with a lovely story. Faye |
- Posted by geezerfolks (My Page) on Sat, Mar 17, 12 at 8:03
Mary, I hope you'll use this quilt and not 'save' it. I'm thinking it will give you comfort and loving memories of your grandmother.....besides that, it's beautiful. SharonG/FL |
Mary, I'm glad you got it back, and that you know she loved it! Donna |
- Posted by teresa_nc7 (My Page) on Sat, Mar 17, 12 at 8:34
What great memories with such a lovely quilt. I'd put it in a place you pass by often to remind you of her. Teresa |
- Posted by magothyrivergirl (My Page) on Sat, Mar 17, 12 at 9:23
I think people in your Grandmother's generation like to keep their 'special items' in pristine condition and not use them, because they lived in a time when 'special things' were not abundant. To have a quilt you made her, that she could display proudly, was an honor and brought her much joy. I am so happy this quilt has come home to you Mary. I also would keep it out in an area you see often , use it when you get chilly, and thing fondly of your Grandmother. Very sweet :) |
Beautiful! I'm so glad you got it back. I crocheted my mother a circular shawl and it took me quit a few hours to make it. Her sister was going through dialysis and mother loaned her the shawl one day while visiting. My mother never got it back and I have never seen any of the family wear it, so my thoughts are it was stolen. I agree, use it, my mother and one of my sisters loves my quilts and they never use them! |
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Cathleen Bennett (Boston, MA)Cathleen L. Bennett is the Criminal Defense Training Director at the Committee for Public Counsel Services (the Massachusetts Statewide Public Defender). As a trial lawyer in the Public Defender Division, she defends indigent clients charged with crimes in the state courts of Massachusetts. Cathy is on the faculty of the National Criminal Defense College, and is a core faculty member of Gideon's Promise (formerly the Southern Public Defender Training Center) which was the subject of an award winning HBO documentary called Gideon's Army. She has taught at trial advocacy and other programs across the country. Bennett is an adjunct professor in trial advocacy at Boston College Law School. She is the editor and a chapter author of the Massachusetts District Court Criminal Defense Manual (MCLE, Inc.) and has written chapters in Trying Sex Offense Cases in Massachusetts (MCLE, Inc.), Trying Murder and Homicide Cases in Massachusetts (MCLE,) and in Massachusetts Courtroom Advocacy (MCLE, Inc.). She received the Thurgood Marshall Award from the Committee for Public Counsel Services in 2007, the Scholar-Mentor Award from Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, Inc. (MCLE) in 2008 and the Outstanding Faculty Award in 2011 from Gideon's Promise.James Boren (Baton Rouge, LA)Jim Boren has been defending the rights of the accused and the lawyers who defend them since 1976. He appears frequently in the legislature to testify on reform legislation, and serves on two of the Law Institute's Advisory Committees – Evidence and Criminal Procedure. He is an adjunct Professor at LSU, teaching courses on wrongful conviction of the innocent and capital punishment. Jim is past President of the Louisiana Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and has served on the Board of Directors of the Louisiana ACLU and the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the Louisiana Public Defender Board. Jim currently serves on the Advisory Board of the Pugh Institute for Justice and the Practioners Advisory Group for the United States Sentencing Commission. He chaired a Lawyer's Disciplinary Hearing Committee for the Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board for ten years, and twice chaired the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyer's Indigent Defense Committee and Death Penalty Committee for three years each. He was appointed by two Governors to serve on the Louisiana Sentencing Commission, and in December 2000, he was awarded the Justice Albert Tate, Jr. Award by the Louisiana Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers for his lifetime achievements. Jim accepts difficult cases, including those involving famous victims or the death penalty. He has defended a dozen judges in confidential Judiciary Commission disciplinary proceedings, lawyers, law enforcement officers, bankers, an athletic director, and numerous public officials. His past clientele has included a Mayor of Baton Rouge, a Major in law enforcement acquitted of eleven counts of perjury in federal court, a deputy U.S. Marshall accused of obstruction of justice, Howard Rollins - the star of "In the Heat of the Night" on cocaine charges, the young daughter of a judge caught shooting a convenience store clerk on videotape in a case the media dubbed "The Natural Born Killers," one of the defendants of "The Jena 6," a case that garnered national media exposure, and a member of the "Angola 5" which consisted of a group of inmates who planned an escape from Louisiana State Penitentiary and killed a guard in the process. Some of his most notable victories include: negotiating a plea and life sentence for his "Angola 5" client; negotiating a plea to a misdemeanor simple battery charge for his "Jena 6" client whom the State had formally charged with attempted second degree murder; a life sentence from a Lake Charles jury for a client who killed his wife and a policeman who came to investigate a domestic disturbance; a Shreveport jury acquitted a client of killing her husband, a wife beater; a Bogalusa jury found self-defense and acquitted a client who killed a man by shooting him in the back three times; and, a Leesville jury rendered a not guilty verdict in 21 minutes on public corruption charges. He has also won an acquittal for a man charged with stalking a judge.
Hank Brennan (Boston, MA)Hank Brennan is a trial attorney from Boston Massachusetts. His practice is comprised primarily of serious crimes in the state superior and federal courts. He frequently lectures at legal seminars, colleges, law schools, and other events. Hank has been honored by Suffolk University Law School, the American College of trial lawyers, and the American Bar Association for his outstanding achievements in trial advocacy. He is a former state prosecutor and is an adjunct professor at Suffolk University Law School. He has been in private practice since 2003. Hank most recently represented organized-crime figure James "Whitey" Bulger (with co-counsel J.W. Carney, Jr.). Hank had the opportunity to cross-examine some of the most notorious and richly funded government witnesses in organized crime.
J.W. Carney, Jr. (Boston, MA)J.W. Carney, Jr. is a criminal defense attorney in Boston with Carney & Associates. He began his career in 1978 as a public defender in Boston for five years, and then served as a prosecutor for the next five years. He has been in private practice since 1989. Mr. Carney is a contributing author to the treatises Massachusetts Criminal Practice; Take the Witness: The Experts Speak on Cross-Examination; and Massachusetts Evidence: A Courtroom Reference. He was invited to join the American College of Trial Lawyers in 1996, and has been listed in The Best Lawyers in America since 1998. Mr. Carney was a member of the Judicial Nominating Commission for eleven years under four governors, and was co-chair for twenty years of the Lawyers' Assistance Strike Force of the Massachusetts Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. He has tried over 170 major felony cases in the Superior and Federal Courts, and most recently represented organized-crime kingpin James "Whitey" Bulger (with co-counsel Hank Brennan) in his Federal trial. Mr. Carney's mentor is Horace Rumpole of the Old Bailey.
Prof. Herschella G. Conyers (Chicago, IL)Herschella Conyers received her BA from the University of Chicago in 1972 and her JD from the Law School in 1983. Prior to joining the Mandel Legal Aid Clinic in the fall of 1993, Ms. Conyers served as an assistant public defender, a supervisor, and a deputy chief in the office of the Cook County public defender.
Francisco A. "Paco" Duarte (Seattle, WA)Francisco A. Duarte is a former Assistant Attorney General and Deputy King County Prosecutor in Seattle, WA. Mr. Duarte is a director and former chair of Lawyers Helping Hungry Children and served on the Board of Directors of the Seattle Shakespeare Company. He is also past chair of the Washington State Bar Association Criminal Law Section, the Washington State Bar Association Criminal Justice Institute, and the Washington Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers Public Education Committee. Mr. Duarte has taught trial practice in Botswana, Kenya, and Mexico. In addition, Mr. Duarte is on the faculty of the National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA) and the Trial Lawyers College, which was founded by Gerry Spence in 1994. Mr. Duarte teaches trial advocacy at the University of Washington School of Law and is a frequent lecturer at legal education programs on trial practice methods and criminal law matters and has appeared on Northwest Cable News and radio programs as a legal analyst. Mr. Duarte is a trial lawyer dedicated to helping the injured and individuals accused of DUI and other crimes.William O. James, Jr. (Little Rock, AR)Bill James is a private practice attorney and who co-founded the James Law Firm with his Wife Patti James in 1994. He practices exclusively in the area of Criminal Law. The James Law Firm has five attorneys and offices in Little Rock, Conway and Fayetteville. He received his BSBA in Finance and Banking from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville in 1991. He earned his juris doctorate in 1994 from the UALR School of Law. In 2004, he was recognized by Arkansas Business as one of the "40 Under 40" most influential people in Business and Politics in Arkansas. From 2007 - 2011, Mr. James has been voted the "Best Attorney in Central Arkansas" by the readers of the Arkansas Democrat. In addition, Mr. James has been recognized as a "Mid South Super Lawyer" as one of the top attorneys in Tennessee, Arkansas, and Mississippi in the area of Criminal Defense for the past 10 years. He is a Life Member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and served on that organizations' Board of Directors for eight years and served as the Membership Chair for two years. He is a Member of the Arkansas Bar Association and is the past chairman of the Criminal Law Division and former member of the Board of Governors. He is the Past President of the Arkansas Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and has served on the Board of Directors for the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association and the Pulaski County Bar Association. In addition, Mr. James served as President of the Pulaski County Bar Association for 2003-2004.
Kurt Patrick Kerns (Wichita, KS)Kurt P. Kurns is the founding partner of Ariagno, Kerns, Mank & White, L.L.C., a criminal defense law firm based in Wichita, Kansas. Mr. Kern's practice encompasses all aspects of state and federal criminal defense, including criminal investigations, grand jury proceedings, trials and appeals. His success in complex, high-profile cases are numerous and include 10 consecutive federal jury trials in which his clients have avoided conviction. He has yet to lose a murder case. Mr. Kerns is one of only 26 American lawyers authorized to appear before the International Criminal Court at the The Hague, Netherlands, where he recently defended Commander Vinko Martinovic before the International War Crime Tribunal. Mr. Kerns received his Juris Doctor in 1991 and had completed additional high-level training at both the National Criminal Defense College and Gerry Spence's Trial Lawyers College, where he is currently on staff as an instructor. Mr. Kerns' professional honors include the AV Preeminent peer review rating he has held through Martindale-Hubbell for more than 10 years and his selection for inclusion in the American Trial Lawyers Association's "Top 100 Trial Lawyers" listings for each of the last four years. He is also named to "Best Lawyers in America". Mr. Kerns was last year's recipient of the Kansas Bar Association's "Courageous Attorney" award for his work in defense of a man charged in America's first "Genocide" related prosecution. All charges against his clients were dismissed after Mr. Kerns travelled to six different African nations in order to locate witnesses in defense of his client.
Vivian R. King (Houston, TX) @VivianRKingMs. Vivian R. King graduated cum laude from Thurgood Marshall School of Law in 1992. Vivian was licensed by the State Bar of Texas in November 1992. Vivian is Board Certified in Criminal Law. Attorney King was an Assistant District Attorney in Houston, Harris County, Texas from 1992 to 1995. Ms. King private practice was established in Houston in March of 1995, where she represents citizens accused of crimes in both state and federal courts. Attorney King is a member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers; the Texas Criminal Defense lawyers Association; the Harris County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association; the Houston Lawyers Association, and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Undergraduate Education: Ms. King graduated from the University of Houston, with a Business Administration, Accounting degree in 1980. Attorney King has been an adjunct professor at TSU law school, teaching law students trial and appellate skills when asked from 1998 to 2005. Attorney King has been a hearing examiner for the City of Houston, where she usually heard grievances involving firemen and policemen. Ms. King was appointed by the Civil Service Commission to hear these employment grievances for the City of Houston Municipal and Classified employees from 1996 to 1999. Prior to becoming a lawyer, from 1980 to 1989, Ms. King worked as an internal auditor and operations specialist for the former Texas Commerce Bancshares, now JPMorgan Chase Bank, where she retired as a Vice President in 1989 to attend law school.
Lisa Kirsch-Satawa (Birmingham, MI) @Defense_by_Lisa Lisa Kirsch Satawa is a Member in Clark Hill's Litigation Practice Group, White Collar Crime Group and Education Group. Lisa represents adults and children under investigation or accused of crimes in Federal, State and Juvenile Court. She also has an active family law practice where she represents her clients in divorce, custody, guardianship, child protection and related criminal matters. Lisa is a former partner at Kirsch & Satawa, PC in Southfield, Michigan, and is a criminal defense attorney specializing in consulting and defending allegations of child sexual assault and child abuse. She represents both adults and juveniles charged with crimes or individuals at risk of losing their children due to abuse or neglect. Her multistate practice includes trials, consultation and appeals. Her unique multidisciplinary approach to this specialty focuses on linguistics, forensic interviewing, psychology and medicine coupled with the law. Recently, Lisa has expanded her practice to include municipal, corporate and school district defense of allegations of liability for misconduct by their employees, staff or professionals. Lisa has been assisting with internal investigations and the development/ enforcement and training of "acceptable use policies." She is a frequent lecturer on topics of suggestibility of children, forensic interviewing, child competency, child witnesses, nuts and bolts of criminal defense, and using experts that help and that don't. Lisa participates in the Sexual Assault Model Policy Project, where she will work with prosecutors, judges and law enforcement to draft a protocol for law enforcement's response to sexual assault. She was awarded the Kimberly M. Cahill Bar Leadership Award from the State Bar of Michigan in 2011 for fulfilling a legal need for the benefit of the community. She has been on the faculty of Criminal Defense Attorneys of Michigan (CDAM) Criminal Trial College since 2005. Lisa has been selected by her peers and recognized in Michigan Super Lawyers magazine from 2009-2014. Additionally, in 2014 she was selected as one of the Top Women Lawyers in Michigan. Lisa is a former adjunct professor at Thomas A. Cooley Law School in Lansing, Michigan where she taught pre-trial skills and Moot Court. She obtained her undergraduate degree in International Economics from Boston University in 1987; she is a 1994 graduate of Detroit College of Law and a member of The National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Criminal Defense Attorneys of Michigan, Oakland County Bar Association, and National Association of Child Abuse Defense Resources.
Andrea D. Lyon (Valparaiso, IN)Andrea Lyon was appointed as Dean of Valparaiso University Law School in July of 2014. She is thrilled to be at the helm at this time of needed change in legal education. Valparaiso University is a leader in curriculum reform and embracing diversity. Formerly, she was a clinical professor of law, associate dean of Clinical Programs, and director of the Center for Justice in Capital Cases. Lyon received her undergraduate degree from Rutgers University and her law degree from Antioch School of Law. After graduating, she worked for the Cook County Public Defenders' Office in the felony trial division, post-conviction/habeas corpus unit, preliminary hearing/first municipal (misdemeanor) unit and the appeals division. Her last position there was chief of the Homicide Task Force, a 22-lawyer unit representing persons accused of homicides. She has tried over 130 homicide cases, both while in the Public Defender's Office and since. She has defended more than 30 potential capital cases at the trial level and has taken 19 through penalty phase; she won all 19. In 1990, she founded the Illinois Capital Resource Center and served as its director until joining the University of Michigan Law School faculty as an assistant clinical professor in 1995. A winner of the prestigious National Legal Aid and Defender Association's Reginald Heber Smith Award for best advocate for the poor in the country, she is a nationally recognized expert in the field of death penalty defense and a frequent continuing legal education teacher throughout the country.
Tyrone C. Moncriffe (Houston, TX)Tyrone C. Moncriffe is Board Certified in Criminal Law. He is certified first chair in Death Penalty cases in Harris County, Texas. Tyrone is Board Certified by the National Board of Trial Advocacy. He is a faculty member of the Criminal Law Institute. He graduated from Texas Southern University Magna Cum Laude and Thurgood Marshall School of Law in 1982. He has been in private practice since 1983 where he handles criminal cases. He is an active faculty member of the trial Advocacy Institute where he assists with training members in various trial tactics such as Voir Dire, direct/cross examination and the psychology of stories as they relate to trials. He is an active member of many professional associations and a past Director of TCDLA and the Harris County Criminal Lawyers Association. Mr. Moncriffe devotes a great deal of his time speaking to young lawyers in an effort to help them develop better trial skills. He has spoken and been a faculty member for the last 10 years at the Criminal Law Institute in Huntsville, Texas. He has also spoken and been a faculty member at the Criminal law Institute in Plano, Texas for the last 8 years. He has spoken on storytelling in Kansas, Mississippi, Wisconsin and Massachusetts in an effort to assist lawyers with trial skills. He has a radio show (Moncriffe Files) in Baytown, Texas KWWJ 1360, where he speaks and explains legal issues to keep the community abreast of their basic rights as American citizens. Mr. Moncriffe was voted one of the Top Lawyers for the people in 2005 in H Texas Magazine, and was also selected as Texas Super Lawyer 2006-2013. He was also voted one of the best lawyers in Houston by H-Texas magazine 2008-2012. In 2013 he has been voted Top 100 Trial Lawyers in the Nation.
John T. Philipsborn (San Francisco, CA)John Philipsborn is from San Francisco, and has been a criminal defense lawyer for 36 years. During that time, John has defended a wide range of cases at trial, and has also done extensive litigation in reviewing courts. He has appeared in several high visibility cases that have involved various aspects of the forensic sciences. For more than 20 years, he has been chair of the amicus curiae committee of California Attorneys for Criminal Justice. He has been involved in the defense of more than 30 capital cases, and his work figures in more than 70 published decisions, including several from the United States Supreme Court. He has also been published more than 90 times in various books and periodicals. He regularly lectures to groups of lawyers and mental health professionals on matters related to forensic mental health issues, and was a presenter at the NACDL's first National Forum On Forensic Mental Health And The Law.
Martin Sabelli (San Francisco, CA) @Smabelli Martin Sabelli has represented individuals in federal and state courts since 1993. He has represented individuals in state and federal death penalty prosecutions, in complex federal white collar matters, and in high-profile crimes including, in particular, many gang-related offenses. He served as a federal public defender in San Francisco, as the first Director of Training for the San Francisco Public Defender's Office, and as a law clerk to the late Honorable Robert F. Peckham. He has also practiced criminal defense with Patrick Hallinan and as a partner Winston & Strawn in San Francisco. He teaches regularly at the National Criminal Defense College and for the National Institute for Trial Advocacy as well as numerous other criminal defense/public defense programs around the country and abroad. In particular, he has been deeply involved in the transitions from inquisitorial to adversarial systems in Argentina, Chile, Mexico and other Latin American nations. He has authored law review articles on the dangers of self representation and prosecutorial discretion. He graduated from Harvard College, the London School of Economics and Political Science, and Yale Law School and has served as a member of the Board of Directors of NACDL.
Lisa Wayne (Denver, CO) NACDL Past-President Lisa Monet Wayne is an attorney in private practice in both state and federal courts around the country. She handles serious felonies and complex civil litigation including numerous high profile cases. Previously, Wayne was a Colorado State Public Defender for 13 years where she served as office head, training director, and senior trial attorney. She lectures nationally with NACDL, NCDC, NITA, ABA, ATLA and various other organizations. Wayne is currently an adjunct law professor at the University of Colorado where she teaches Trial advocacy, and she serves on faculty at the Trial Practice Institute at Harvard Law School, The National Criminal Defense College, and Cardoza Law School. She is a CNN legal analyst regarding high profile cases around the country and continues to be an advocate in all venues of the media addressing important issues confronting the criminally accused. In 2005, Wayne was honored with the Robert J. Heeney Award, NACDL's most prestigious recognition.
William Wolf (Chicago, IL) @BillWolfIACDL William ("Bill") Wolf is an Assistant Public Defender with the Cook County Public Defender's Office. A member of the Office for the last 21 years, he is currently assigned to the Office's Homicide Task Force where he has been for the last 11 years. There, he defends homicide cases at the trial level in the Circuit Court of Cook County. He also defended death penalty cases before the State of Illinois abolished the death penalty in 2011. In 2006-7, Mr. Wolf served as local counsel for the Innocence Project in their representation of Jerry Miller, the 200th DNA exoneration in the United States. Mr. Wolf is a member of the Board of Directors of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (2002-2007, 2010-present). He is a member of the Membership, Death Penalty, and Indigent Defense Committees. He co-chaired the Indigent Defense Committee from 2008-2010 and is currently Vice-Chair of NACDL's Federal Indigent Defense Task Force. Mr. Wolf is also a Past President of the Illinois Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and serves as IACDL's current Parliamentarian. Mr. Wolf has lectured across the country on criminal defense issues relating mostly to trial defense in cases involving expert witnesses and death penalty litigation. He has written extensively on issues of expert litigation, indigent defense, and Confrontation Clause litigation. He has recently been appointed as an Adjunct Professor of Law at the John Marshall Law School to teach courses in Trial Advocacy.
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By: Shannon Pickering (Mar 18, 2012)
There is no way you can call your honey organic as you cannot control where your bees go and what they are getting nectar from. With a foraging range of over three miles, it is impossible to to say that they have not been on crops, gardens or flowers that haven't been sprayed.
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Scott Shurman says: (Apr 29, 2012)
We do not claim to have organic honey. The national honey board has not defined a national standard for U.S. organic honey and, therefore, it is impossible to claim such a thing. Our honey is 'organically produced'. This means that we do our best to ensure that no chemicals or pesticides are used on, in or near our beehives. We also make sure that all of our bee locations are several miles from areas that are sprayed with chemicals. We do not locate our beehives on farms that spray harmful chemicals. We do our very best to make sure that our honey is as natural and pure as it can bee!


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How many rounds does the shield hold. I looked at one today and I though the clip said 9 rounds. The .40 cal.
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6+1 in the standard magazine and 7+1 in the extended.
Clip he says,
I say we all support the 30 round "clip" ban. The media and Uncle Joey are such idiots.
I support the "clip" ban, I don't use them anyway, now my "magazines" that's a different story Ha ha ha


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noun (Concise Encyclopedia)Realm of varying extent in medieval and modern western and central Europe. Traditionally believed to have been established by Charlemagne, who was crowned emperor by Pope Leo III in 800, the empire lasted until the renunciation of the imperial title by Francis II in 1806. The reign of the German Otto I (the Great; r. 962–973), who revived the imperial title after Carolingian decline, is also sometimes regarded as the beginning of the empire. The name Holy Roman Empire (not adopted until the reign of Frederick I Barbarossa) reflected Charlemagne's claim that his empire was the successor to the Roman Empire and that this temporal power was augmented by his status as God's principal vicar in the temporal realm (parallel to the pope's in the spiritual realm). The empire's core consisted of Germany, Austria, Bohemia, and Moravia. Switzerland, the Netherlands, and northern Italy sometimes formed part of it; France, Poland, Hungary, and Denmark were initially included, and Britain and Spain were nominal components. From the mid-11th century the emperors engaged in a great struggle with the papacy for dominance, and, particularly under the powerful Hohenstaufen dynasty (1138–1208, 1212–54), they fought with the popes over control of Italy. Rudolf I became the first Habsburg emperor in 1273, and from 1438 the Habsburg dynasty held the throne for centuries. Until 1356 the emperor was chosen by the German princes; thereafter he was formally elected by the electors. Outside their personal hereditary domains, emperors shared power with the imperial diet. During the Reformation the German princes largely defected to the Protestant camp, opposing the Catholic emperor. At the end of the Thirty Years' War, the Peace of Westphalia (1648) recognized the individual sovereignty of the empire's states; the empire thereafter became a loose federation of states and the title of emperor principally honorific. In the 18th century, issues of imperial succession resulted in the War of the Austrian Succession and the Seven Years' War. The greatly weakened empire was brought to an end by the victories of Napoleon. See also Guelphs and Ghibellines; Investiture Controversy; Concordat of Worms.
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WWE Studios Wrestles Their Way Into Animation With New Scooby-Doo Feature
In Development By Nathan Adams on August 16, 2012 | Comments (1)WWE Studios has had an interesting history. First set up in the hopes that it would be able to develop theatrically released starring vehicles for WWE wrestlers in the action and horror genres, this fledgling wing of Vince McMahon Jr.'s empire has since gone through myriad strategy changes. It's gone from making R rated films to making PG and PG-13 rated films exclusively, from giving its movies wide releases to giving them straight to video releases, it's moved away from action and tried its hand at family films and comedies, and most recently it's even teamed up with Lionsgate to re-boot the Leprechaun franchise. And today the studio announced that they're going to be adding yet another type of film to their repertoire, by creating an animated feature. Which is an historic announcement indeed, as this new project will be the first time wrestlers have appeared in animated form since Hulk Hogan's Rock 'n' Wrestling hit the television airwaves in the early '80s.
Wrestler Triple H Co-Opts The Rock's Career For the 'Chaperone' Trailer
Movie News By Scott Beggs on January 20, 2011 | Comments (7)There's a joke here about Paul Levesque (aka Triple H, aka Hunter Hearst Helmsley) stealing Dwayne Johnson's (aka The Rock) career from, say, 2000, but it's not accurate. The Tooth Fairy came out last year. Last year! The Rock is still rocking some family friendly films, but it's no joke that his affiliation with babysitting and trekking up to Witch Mountain helped make him a bona fide acting presence along the action flicks he was doing. Then, there's Triple H. He's starring in a new movie called The Chaperone – the story of a former bank robber trying to reconnect with his daughter on a field trip when, guess what, his life of crime suddenly comes back to kidnap him and his daughter. It would seem like something for Dolph Lundgren to tackle, but the tone of the trailer is way more lighthearted and faux charm-filled. Check it out for yourself:
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To my friend in the darkness.
Darkness is of immeasurable value, dear one. It is the thing that can tell us most about what we need to work on to be happy, about what has made us the way we are. The whispering dark things will tell us everything we need to know, if we can bear listening. They will never tell us the truth. They will always bear the mark of pain. But they will draw us a precise map of where the trouble lies.
The human, fragile, vulnerable qualities that arise in the face of darkness are such a large part of what makes us loveable. Even if what troubles you is unknowable, impossible to understand. Even if it is as vast as the sea.
There is a condition to this beauty. The darkness is not beautiful when hidden, neglected or suppressed. The darkness is beautiful when has been awakened. Your darkness is like this. It is tangible, when someone has touched their darkness: wild and alluring and brave. It dances like a flame in you.
I know the hardship. The deep grooves of habit, our neural pathways so well trodden we can fall in and get lost in them for days. We've unknowingly groomed ourselves for unhappiness, filled the sacred river that runs through us with corpses that fill and foul until we believe that it was always like this, that it can never be any different. When that happens the infernal noise and rot simmers into inescapable disquietude. We need to unhook each thought from the riverbank, one by one. If the river flows the darkness is no trouble. It is natural and useful. The darkness is what allows the light. Working with the darkness instead of against it, you experience the body's autumn and winter, follow the natural cycle of things.
Your darkness will always be there, my beautiful one. But we will get the waters flowing again, I promise. In the meantime, I will sit in the darkness with you. I know it well. I am not afraid. x


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This is so very easy to use as a substitute for fondant in cake decorating. I like it much better because of the flavor. I used it on a dark chocolate cake and formed it into waves around the top of the cake. I accented it with silver dragees held in place by tiny dabs of buttercream. It was beautifula nd tasty.


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MIT Envisions DIY Solar Cells Made From Grass Clippings
Re:Adds new import to the phrase "keep off the gra (126 comments)
Again, good luck with that.
See how long you stay in office after you tax energy usage to the point where the average American starts to take notice. And how do you plan on taxing the rest of the developing world when they don't follow suit? Once they realize they like having life with reliable electricity and all the conveniences and comforts of modern living, my guess is you will have a hard time getting them to reduce their energy demands. It's only a matter of time.


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Prior to the purchase, US merchant banking firm Inner Circle Sports became Fenway's financial advisers on the Liverpool sale, and prior to attending a presentation with Inner Circle, Werner admitted:
"I had been in sports so I was aware of the EPL and its strength globally...but I didn't know the inner workings of it. I certainly knew about Manchester United."
During the Inner Circle presentation, Werner and Henry were presented with in-depth information about Liverpool's history and financial potential, but, as Werner admits, he didn't find it all that interesting:
"I wasn't paying too much attention. Frankly I was on my Blackberry, dealing with more pressing issues. I thought there was no way John was going to drag us into that one."
Like most fans, I'm glad that Fenway took over the running of the club, and so far, things have gone quite well. However, I think that it's important to remember that despite the pro-Liverpool FC rhetoric, Henry, Werner and Fenway are principally in it for the money, and this is clear from Werner's recent comments:
"We feel we deserve the fruits of our labour. That is the difference with the EPL. If we can generate interest in Liverpool here and around the world, we will benefit from that."
Werner is obviously talking about financial benefit here, just like when he said "I was aware of the EPL and its strength globally", he was referring to the EPL's financial potential.
Ian Ayre's recent announcement about negotiating overseas TV rights is a prime example of Fenway trying to exploit the monetary potential of the club, irrespective of how negatively such flights of fancy reflect on Liverpool. (Ayre works closely with Fenway, and I'm sure he would've discussed the rights proposal with both Werner and Henry before going public).
All's well that ends well, but I just find it a little incongruous that someone who initially had such apathy and indifference towards the club now occupies a supremely important position that was once held by passionate, loyal, and very *interested* people like Sir John Smith and David Moores; people who genuinely cared about Liverpool FC, and were not just in it for the money.
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... I think things are returning to their regularly scheduled normalness.
... I think things are returning to their regularly scheduled normalness.
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Yet another "database issue".
Also, am I the only one that's not received a single email "thread updated" notification for the last few days?
I haven't received any forum update emails since the 11th. So you're not the only one. There was definately some downtime crazyness last night/early this morning.Originally Posted by SSP
Good to see we're back, for right now at least.


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Saturday, May 21
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Attendance: 21,814
Miami, FL (Sports Network) - Omar Infante slugged a two-run homer and Logan Morrison added a two-run double as Florida nipped Tampa Bay, 5-3, in the middle test of a three-game interleague set.
Hanley Ramirez hit a solo shot for the Marlins, who have won the first two games in the series.
Javier Vazquez (3-4) worked seven scoreless innings, allowing just three hits and two walks while fanning seven. Leo Nunez hurled a scoreless ninth for his 17th save.
"Everybody's right here, man, everybody feeds off each other," Ramirez said of his club's winning chemistry. "When we start winning like this, it makes everybody want to stick together."
Johnny Damon hit a two-run single for the Rays, who stumbled to their sixth loss in eight outings. David Price (5-4) suffered the loss after yielding six hits and five runs over 6 2/3 frames.
Down by five, the Rays put together a brief surge in the eighth inning against three Florida pitchers. Three straight walks with one out loaded the bases, then Kelly Shoppach worked a pinch-hit base on balls to force in Tampa's first run of the contest.
Damon followed with a pinch-single to right which brought in two more and shave the Marlins' edge to 5-3. John Jaso killed the rally by striking out swinging.
Nunez, though, shut the door in the ninth. Though Elliot Johnson singled and stole second, Reid Brignac fanned looking, Justin Ruggiano grounded out and Ben Zobrist struck out.
"I really like the fact that we took the chances we had to come back and try to win this game," said Rays manager Joe Maddon. "There's a lot of positives in this game, but offensively we'd like to be more consistent."
Florida dented Price early, picking up two runs in the first as Emilio Bonifacio walked, Ramirez bunted for a hit and Morrison followed with a double to score both.
Ramirez made it 3-0 when he started the home sixth with his fourth home run of the season, then Wes Helms singled with one out in the seventh and came home on Infante's two-run shot.
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France's Thomas Voeckler (Europcar) won Stage 16 solo after breaking away toward the end of the stage. It was his second victory of this year's Tour and his team's third. His big ride put him into the polka-dot jersey as the Tour's top climber, a competition he now looks set to win in Paris.
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