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"Dalek mutants are born hating. This is what stokes the fire — extinguishes even the tiniest bit of kindness, of compassion. Imagine the worst possible thing in the whole universe, and then don't bother, because you're looking at it right now! This is evil refined!"
"Picard: A great poet once said, all spirits are enslaved that serve things evil.
Armus: You do not understand. I do not serve things evil, I AM evil. [...] I am a skin of evil, left here by a race of titans, who believed if they rid themselves of me, they would free the bounds of destructiveness."
— Star Trek: The Next Generation, "Skin of Evil"
It's like they drained out all the water and made concentrated evil!
—Angie Lopez, The George Lopez Show, on Bennie
Pure evil doesnt exist. People can only be evil insofar as making evil decisions—possessing an intent to harm or cause suffering. Evil actions. Even people who do evil things purely for the sake of amusement are still human. They're twisted, sure. They have evil tendencies, but they still aren't MADE of evil. But...Geoffrey's aura...I can't think of any other way to describe it. It was like an evil consciousness.
—Garovel, The Zombie Knight
The starting penalty is five. Life penalty, body penalty, freedom penalty, fame penalty, fortune penalty. Give the penalty that extends so much punishment, mud, darkness, and malice. "Elimination of human rights by castration, exile, execution" "Torture and sadism upon the body through digestion" "Denial by consensus of the colony that eliminates all honor"
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misdiagnosis, concealment, violation for benefit, violation for self-protection, violation for love, violation for respect, selfish █████. Stealing fraudulent fraud concealment murder theft crime crime personal grudge attack attack attack attack dirty dirty dirty you are dirty atone atone atone atone every violence every crime every victim atone for everything "This world is ruled by something not human" Know the conscience to reform crimes.
Know the penalty to reform crimes. People's kindness is here. There is so much it cannot be noticed. Know the violence to hide crimes. Know the power to hide crimes. People's malignance is here. It is so rare that it is noticed. A hundred kindnesses and one malignance. Malignance shines bright to keep the balance and exists as a great "evil" to compete with the masses of kindness. The starting penalty is five
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A student in a maths class was trying to get some information from
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saying, "Well, how old are they?"
Andrew decorated 20 biscuits to take to a party. He lined them up and put icing on every second biscuit and different decorations on other biscuits. How many biscuits weren't decorated?
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This article for teachers describes how number arrays can be a
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Can you complete this jigsaw of the multiplication square?
A mathematician goes into a supermarket and buys four items. Using
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What is the lowest number which always leaves a remainder of 1 when
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Investigate the smallest number of moves it takes to turn these
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Katie and Will have some balloons. Will's balloon burst at exactly
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Factors and Multiples game for an adult and child. How can you make sure you win this game?
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I am thinking of three sets of numbers less than 101. Can you find
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Becky created a number plumber which multiplies by 5 and subtracts
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Factor track is not a race but a game of skill. The idea is to go round the track in as few moves as possible, keeping to the rules.
Use the interactivities to complete these Venn diagrams.
If you have only four weights, where could you place them in order
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Got It game for an adult and child. How can you play so that you know you will always win?
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Norrie sees two lights flash at the same time, then one of them
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Given the products of adjacent cells, can you complete this Sudoku?
What do the numbers shaded in blue on this hundred square have in common? What do you notice about the pink numbers? How about the shaded numbers in the other squares?
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two numbers?
Is it possible to draw a 5-pointed star without taking your pencil
off the paper? Is it possible to draw a 6-pointed star in the same
way without taking your pen off?
Can you work out the arrangement of the digits in the square so
that the given products are correct? The numbers 1 - 9 may be used
once and once only.
Does a graph of the triangular numbers cross a graph of the six
times table? If so, where? Will a graph of the square numbers cross
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By car Oostende-Bredene.Park your car near the dunes and take a short walk over them.Just in front of Twins beachclub.
DistanceTake a car
WalkInstant access (< 5min)
Easy to find?Easy to find
Public access?Public access
Special accessDon't know
Wave qualitySloppy
ExperienceBeginners wave
FrequencyDon't know
DirectionRight and left
Normal lengthShort (< 50m)
Good day lengthNormal (50 to 150m)
Good swell directionNorth, NorthWest, NorthEast
Good wind directionNorth, NorthWest, NorthEast
Swell sizeStarts working at Less than 1m / 3ft and holds up to 2m+ / 6ft+
Best tide positionMid and high tide
Best tide movement
Week crowdFew surfers
Week-end crowdCrowded
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When it get's good it can be crowded.
Good party's in summer!
Several spots nearby that work the same.
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By anonymous , 08-08-2005
- The only thing good about this spot is the 'Twins party' one of the best parties of the year which takes place on the beach.
By anonymous , 04-04-2005
mha - this place is all about ego's..not about waves..it's about howmuch you payed for your new quiksilver sweater..it's about howmany surfmovies you can watch on a single day. NO core at the twins whatsoever..it's a lame excuse for building a indo-styled surfhut at the beachfront..and another reason for buying a new chunk of sexwax. Get real twins-surfers..and go get barreld in france. Foo'
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 Popular Completes National Rebranding From Banco Popular to Popular Community Bank

Thursday, May 31, 2012
Banco Popular is Now Popular Community Bank in New York Metro13:02 EDT Thursday, May 31, 2012 NEW YORK (Business Wire) -- After 51 years in New York, Banco Popular, a division of Popular, Inc. (NASDAQ:BPOP), becomes Popular Community Bank on June 4 with signage and related rebranding changes at 32 branches in New York City and seven in New Jersey. The culmination of a two-year process, the name change reflects an increasingly diverse customer base. Banco Popular Completes National Rebranding to Popular Community Bank. After 51 years in New York, Banco Popular becomes Popular Community Bank on June 4, 2012 with signage and related rebranding changes at 32 branches in New York City and 7 in New Jersey. A worker changes a sign at the bank branch on 164 East 116th Street in New York City. (Photo: Andy Kaynor) "The rebranding sends a clear message that we are a bank with the personal service of a community bank, deep roots in our communities and the capacity to meet the lending needs of any business," said Richard Carrión, Chairman and CEO of Popular. The rebranding of the New York Metro branches completes the rebranding of Popular's U.S. banking operations that was successfully initiated as a pilot program in Illinois in 2010 and simultaneously rolled out to California and Florida in 2011. "The rebranding has produced good results, more business and reenergized our branches at a time when communities are looking for that personal service," said Carlos Vázquez, President of Popular Community Bank. "With the name change, we want to maintain our strong connection to our traditional Hispanic customers and broaden our appeal to all demographics in the communities we serve." Throughout the New York Metro area, Popular is investing in the refurbishment of its branch network and launching a region-wide advertising campaign and extensive multi-media financial literacy program. Popular opened its first branch in New York City on Westchester Avenue in the Bronx in 1961. The bank has grown with the city, with branches in four of the five boroughs and seven branches in New Jersey within close proximity of New York City. Popular Community Bank provides a broad array of financial services for businesses and consumers, including mobile banking and mobile check deposit. Popular Community Bank also provides over 35,000 surcharge-free ATMs across the U.S. Added Brian Doran, New York Region Executive: "We are changing in name only. Popular Community Bank remains committed to delivering superior customer service and staying actively involved in the communities where we do business." Founded in 1893, Popular, Inc. is the leading banking institution by both assets and deposits in Puerto Rico, and the 37th largest in the U.S. by deposits. In the United States, Popular has established a community-banking franchise providing a broad range of financial services and products with 94 branches in New York, New Jersey, Illinois, Florida and California. Services of Popular are available at branches and online at www.mypopularbanking.com. For customers seeking more information, call 1-800-377-0800 or email email@example.com. Find out about the community service of Popular Community Bank on Facebook at www.facebook.com/PopularCommunityBank. Photos/Multimedia Gallery Available: http://www.businesswire.com/cgi-bin/mmg.cgi?eid=50295829&lang=en For Popular, Inc.Fran Del Valle, firstname.lastname@example.com Martel, 787-920-3121ManagerCorporate email@example.com


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Debconf 8 Scheduled for August 2008 in Argentina
The international Debian Developer Conference 2008 will be held in the Argentine cirty of Mar del Plata August 2 through 17.
Margarita Manterola announced the final schedule on various Debian mailing lists. The conference proper with lectures and discussions will take place between August 10 and 16, with Debcamp before and after. Accommodation and the network will be available at this time, and individual developer groups will be able to use the infrastructure for meetings and teamwork.
After the conference, the free software project will again be welcoming the general public on Debian Day. The event will take place August 18 in the Argentine capital Buenos Aires.
Registration for the event will start late in 2007; more details are available on the Debconf website at http://debconf8.debconf.org. The location, Mar del Plata, 400 kilometers from the capital, is a popular seaside resort. But before you Debian fans out there start packing your bathing costumes, be warned: Mar del Plata is in the southern hemisphere, so Debconf 8 will be in the middle of winter – the organizers recommend warm and waterproof clothes!
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The bank holding the delinquent mortgage on the debt-ridden August Wilson Center for African American Culture is now in control of the property following a sheriff's sale on Monday.
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Home Depot Breach May Mean New Credit Cards For Many
It sometimes seems as if every retail store has its customers' credit and debit card information hacked by cyber criminals.
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Your Pittsburgh Links: June 9, 2014
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Bank's Discovery Adds New Chapter To African American History In Pittsburgh
Employees of Dollar Bank, a bank that has been in the community since July 19, 1855, discovered several documents a couple years ago, many of them actual signature ledgers, as well as the original charter and articles of incorporation.
Dollar Bank Talks Reverse Mortgages
The Dollar Bank Mortgage Hour talks reverse mortgages.
August Wilson Center Seeks Funding To Ensure Future
The August Wilson Cultural Arts Center is seeking funding from various sources to keep its doors open.
Government Shutdown Impacts Some Mortgage Loans
President Obama met with top lawmakers Wednesday on what many hoped to be the end of a two-day government shutdown.
Dollar Bank Mortgage Hour: Credit Scores
Mike Henry and Janet Darcangelo of Dollar Bank joined host Robert Mangino on this edition of the Dollar Bank Mortgage Hour
National Lenders Cut Jobs As Housing Market Slumps
As mortgage rates go up, employee numbers are going down.
Dollar Bank Hour: Reverse Mortgages Financially Beneficial
Mike Henry and Randy Davis of Dollar Bank joined KDKA'S Robert Mangino to discuss reverse mortgages.
Dollar Bank Hour: Federally Chartered Mortgage Companies
On this week's edition of the Dollar Bank Hour, Mike Henry of Dollar Bank joined KDKA's Robert Mangino, to discuss President Obama's recent announcement to "wind down" Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Dollar Bank Hour: Credit Repair
On this week's edition of the Dollar Bank Hour, Mike Henry of Dollar Bank joined KDKA Radio's Robert Mangino. They welcomed Senior Account Executive of Veri-Tax, David Cannone, to discuss credit history.


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Jacqueline Rosen
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
"For over 25 years I have worked with clients of all ages and backgrounds, people who may find themselves struggling through a life crisis, interpersonal struggles, or just wanting to improve the quality of their own life. I proudly adhere to my social work Code of Ethics, and work in an atmosphere free of any judgement or shame. I am always mindful and respectful of boundaries and confidentiality. I have a full time practice where I enjoy working with individuals, couples and families.
(970) 737-4089
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Christina Grandy
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT
"If you are seeking Individual Counseling (adult, teen, child, or toddler) or Couples Counseling, I can guide you to develop the courage, trust, and self-appreciation needed to live the life you were meant to, a life aligned with your deepest values. If you are stressed, anxious, or depressed, you can learn to regulate your nervous system and regain your original spark. Together we will bring to light your innate wisdom and strengths.
(970) 279-4139
Carrieann Asani
"A Certified Life Coach to females ages 11 - 22, I lead teen girls and young women to discover their true identity, know their self value, and express it in the world. In my sessions, the client is guided through an evidence based process that incorporates specific tools and processes to achieve specific results. The client deepens her self-awareness and self understanding and learns powerful tools, strategies, or processes she can put into action in order to achieve her desired result. This combination of increased self-awareness and practical life skills results in enhanced self-esteem and personal power.
(970) 672-0705
Aspen, Colorado 81612
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Kathleen Callahan LCSW
Clinical Social Work/Therapist
"I take a client centered approach and completely believe a persons ability to change their life for the better! Often what is needed is a professional caring voice to guide you in the process of change. I specialize in Anxiety, Depression, Addictions and Family/Relational issues with a special emphasis on treating teenagers. My theoretical background is in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and Neuro-Linguistics. I also provide parent and life coaching. If your life could use more joy and happiness, call me today!
(970) 315-0023
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Monica Dahling New
Registered Psychotherapist, MA
"As individuals progress though life challenges, therapy can be a vital component to navigating relationships, life stresses, and increasing self-understanding. Struggling with your career, relationship, feeling lost, alone, wanting to jumpstart your next phase of life? Depressed or Anxious? The most painful problems are the ones you can't talk about or find yourself talking about them too often and perhaps you need help with containment. You're not alone. You can resolve your conflicts and questions and learn new ways to solve problems.
(970) 379-5492
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Highlands Coaching Group- Lori Kret, Jeffrey Cole
Clinical Social Work/Therapist
"What do you want to be different? At Highlands Coaching Group, that is the first question we'll ask to help you create the change you want in your life. Whether it's as specific as fine-tuning skills or as extensive as facilitating a fundamental shift in perspective, potential or life course, we will guide you in the process of discovery. Our coaches have years of experience laying the framework for clients to clarify values, define goals, develop action plans and remove obstacles to success. We specialize in Professional, Executive, Relationship, Career, Wellness, Recovery, Sport Psychology and Life Coaching.
(970) 438-3041
Aspen, Colorado 81612
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Constance Clancy
Counselor, EdD, LMHC, HSMI, NCC
"I am a licensed mental health counselor, hypnotherapist, life enhancement coach, Holistic Stress Management Instructor, consultant, public speaker and author of The Gift of Change. I specialize using tools in reducing anxiety and managing stress for more effective life enhancement. I work with people who are in transition to help reinforce what they already know at the their core and facilitate them to embrace change and live joyful lives. I facilitate Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) programs that help with many modalities including reducing chronic pain, stress and anxiety, strengthening your immune system, increased sleep, ad cultivating more creativity and compassion with a purpose.
(970) 323-3119
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Perrin Elisha
Psychologist, PhD
"I am most effective helping people overcome barriers to healthy relationships and finding the care, closeness, and satisfaction available in life. The happiest people almost always site their intimate relationships as the most meaningful and gratifying part of life. I can help you improve your capacity for and the quality of these relationships -- starting with your relationship to yourself. A therapeutic relationship is a great place to learn and talk frankly about how relationships work!
(970) 999-1270
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Rachel Glass
Counselor, BA, MA, ABD, RPT, LPC
"I use Compassion and Support with Effective Relevant Clinical Research and Knowledge (not opinions or pop-psychology) I have offices in Basalt (by Whole Foods) and Aspen (at the ABC). I have over 15 years of experience helping over 5000 clients. I earned my graduate degree in 1999 from Columbia University in New York City. NOW also offering Goal Solution Coaching Packages too. Visit my website for complete information.
(970) 331-0441
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Christina Marie King
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MA, NCC, LPC
"Hello. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor practicing in Aspen, Colorado. I believe each of my clients has the strength to overcome personal struggle. It is important for me to build a strong connection with my clients so they feel understood and listened too. It is also important that my clients feel empowered to achieve their personal goals in session and in their daily life!
(970) 300-5195
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Valerie Pearce
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, MSW
""If you need to select a therapist or counselor, I would be glad to help." Build your self-esteem, overcome depression, improve communication in your relationship, reduce your anxiety, overcome stress and fears. Regarding myself and services, I have been a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in three states; Colorado, Florida, and Illinois. I have been practicing with competence in the areas of individual, couple, and group therapy. I have worked with children through older adults. My treatment modalities are evidence-based and include: Supportive Therapy, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Solution-Focused, Insight-Oriented Therapies.
(970) 401-1710
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Kristin Werner
Counselor, PhD(c), LMT, ERYT
"My approach includes blending Eastern and Western somatic modalities with cognitive and transpersonal counseling psychology. With a strong focus on mindfulness, this process allows you to become aware of your thoughts, feelings, and sensations and how they manifest in your body. Somatic psychotherapy differs from traditional psychotherapy in that it explores and relies on the wisdom of the mind-body-spirit connection as a powerful gateway for healing, expanding awareness, and developing resilience.
(650) 488-5058
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Kym Allison
Counselor, LPC, ATR-BC
"I use a client-centered approach that nurtures self discovery & personal growth. This therapy is suited to individuals moving through life transition periods such as divorce, aging, teens, career changes, brain injury, life style changes, emerging self awareness and addiction recovery. I use traditional talk therapy or a combination of talk therapy and art psychotherapy. Using art works around verbal defense mechanisms and intellectualizing that can stall the therapeutic process. The combination of talk and art therapy works well for clients that have not had good progress in traditional talk therapy or feel that they relapse into old thinking or patterns.
(970) 315-4323
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Kristen E Maire
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, SEP
"I am an experienced Psychotherapist who deeply believes in the healing that occurs in the psychotherapy relationship. It can be one of the most significant relationship one has, if one has had difficulty with self love, and penetrating one's depths. The goal of psychological work,for me, is to gain access to one's core ground, self-expression, and sense of purpose. Problems such as anxiety, depression, and even PTSD stand in the way of core access, and become part of the adaptive self. The work is to move through these blocks, and find access to the authentic self.
(970) 372-2699
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Janet Gordon
Counselor, MEd, LPC
"I provide individual, couples and group counseling. My practice focus is to encourage personal growth & transformation. By providing non-judgmental atmosphere, clients can feel safe to embrace change and feel empowered as they step forward in their lives.
(970) 379-4983
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Carol Warner Grace
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT
"I help people with relationship concerns of all kinds; behavioral problems, mental and emotional disorders, and lifestyle improvement. Integral psychotherapy approaches (integrating all aspects of life: spirituality, nutrition, neurobiology, relationships, meditation and insight, community participation, work, values), are offered for individual and couple distress or strengthening; divorce, infidelity, depression, anxiety, stress, co-dependency, substance recovery, family of origin issues and conditioned patterns; anger, internet addictions, intimacy and self-esteem issues, grief and loss, life transitions such as aging, death, chronic illness, career changes, re-location, empty nest; mind-body-spirit integration. Please check our my website: carolgracecounseling.com
(970) 279-1936
Office is near:Aspen, Colorado 81612
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Jim Soda
Drug & Alcohol Counselor, MA, LAC
"I believe that every person has the ability to change and my goal is to help guide them through that process. As a Licensed Addiction Counselor, I know the struggles that come with sobriety. I have worked in the field for over 6 years and have 10 years in recovery as well. The first step is awareness followed by a plan and accountability. I specialize in working with those who are just realizing they have a problem along with those looking to maintain their recovery.
(303) 835-9799
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Mary Cate Hauenstein
Counselor, MA
"My definition of psychotherapy is "From with in the structure of an intentional relationship attending to and facilitating the process of recovery of essence, intelligence, and vitality". The issues I'm best suited to treating include anxiety, depression, trauma related disorders, ADHD, body issues, physical pain, spirituality, and the issues that arise from not knowing, or living, your life purpose.
(970) 660-5207
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Julie Anne Martin
Counselor, MA, LPC, DVM
"Discover, Integrate, Transform. Counseling and coaching can be helpful for a range of people and needs-whether you'd like to explore new and exciting goals for 2013, are searching for greater fulfillment and joy in your life, and/or need to address deeper emotional issues or traumatic life events, I look forward to co-creating a transformative counseling experience with you! -Julie Martin, L.P.C.
(970) 712-5581
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Individual Matters
"A comprehensive Psycho-Educational Assessment measures cognitive ability (IQ), academic achievement, executive function, attention, fine motor, personality and learning styles, auditory and visual processing, and social, emotional, and behavioral health. Results from this process establish underlying issues and answer "why" an individual is struggling.
(970) 372-0099
Office is near:Aspen, Colorado 81612
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Kathryn J. Bross '14 hired as associate by KMK Law
Cincinnati (November 11, 2014) — The Cincinnati law firm of Keating Muething & Klekamp PLL (KMK Law) has recently hired four new associates: Kathryn J. Bross, Meaghan K. FitzGerald, Shannon D. Lawson and Sarah A. Vonderbrink.
Kathryn J. Bross practices in the firm's Real Estate Group. Bross' practice includes a variety of real estate transactions, including the disposition or acquisition of real property and lease transactions of commercial or residential property. Before joining KMK Law, Bross worked for GE Aviation where she performed research, contract revision and drafting in several corporate transactional areas. Bross earned her J.D. from the University of Cincinnati College of Law in 2014, where she was a Notes and Comments Editor of the Cincinnati Law Review and was selected as a participant in the Entrepreneurship and Community Development Clinic. Prior to attending law school Bross worked for an international non-profit as a site coordinator and project manager. She earned her B.A. from The Ohio State University in 2010. Bross is admitted to practice law in Ohio.
Meaghan K. FitzGerald practices in the firm's Litigation Group. Prior to joining KMK Law, FitzGerald served as an intern in the Office of Congressional Affairs of the U.S. Department of Commerce, National Telecommunications & Information Administration (NTIA) in Washington, D.C., designing and compiling databases for the candidate selection process of the First Responder Network Board. She also researched and prepared materials for Assistant Secretary of NTIA to use when testifying before Congress. FitzGerald earned her J.D. from The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law in 2014, where she served as a Mentor in the Law and Leadership Program and as a Moritz Admissions Ambassador. She earned her B.A. from Duke University in 2011. FitzGerald is admitted to practice law in Ohio.
Shannon D. Lawson practices in the firm's Business Representation & Transactions Group. He focuses his practice in the areas of mergers and acquisitions and business planning. Lawson earned his J.D. from the University of Kentucky in 2014, where he was a member of the Kentucky Journal of Equine, Agriculture & Natural Resources Law and served as vice president of the Black Law Student Association. While in law school, Lawson worked as a law clerk for Landrum & Shouse in Lexington, Kentucky, where he drafted motions for summary judgment and performed legal research. Prior to law school, Lawson worked several years as an internal auditor for Ashland Inc., where he led an array of financial and operational audits. He also worked as an internal auditor for E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., a Fortune 100 company, and was a corporate accountant at Wyeth Pharmaceuticals, now a part of Pfizer. Lawson is a certified public accountant (Delaware, 2009). He earned his B.S. from Delaware State University in 2001, cum laude. Lawson is admitted to practice law in Ohio.
Sarah A. Vonderbrink practices in the firm's Litigation Group. Prior to joining KMK Law, Vonderbrink was a co-mediator for the Family Alternative Dispute Clinic, Mediation Center of Charlottesville, Virginia, where she co-mediated parental disputes regarding custody, visitation and child support. Vonderbrink earned her J.D. from the University of Virginia School of Law in 2014. While attending law school, she spent her summers working at the Kentucky Court of Appeals and at regional law firms researching legal issues on appeal from Kentucky circuit courts and gaining experience in the legal skills of mediation, deposing parties, attending motion hours and trials. She earned her B.A. from the University of Richmond in 2010, cum laude. Vonderbrink is admitted to practice law in Kentucky.
About Keating Muething & Klekamp PLL
The law firm of Keating Muething & Klekamp PLL (KMK®), based in Cincinnati, Ohio, is a nationally-recognized law firm delivering sophisticated legal solutions to businesses of all sizes — from Fortune 100 corporations to start-up companies. Chambers USA: America's Leading Business Lawyers® 2014 recognized KMK as a leading law firm in Ohio in Corporate and Mergers & Acquisitions, General Commercial Litigation, and Bankruptcy & Restructuring. KMK earned three national rankings in Commercial Litigation, Corporate Law, and Venture Capital Law and 37 metropolitan rankings in the 2015 "Best Law Firms" report by U.S. News and Best Lawyers. Founded in 1954, KMK has approximately 110 lawyers and a support staff of 150 employees. Additional information is available at www.kmklaw.com.
Oliver S. Howard '79 named 2015 Best Lawyers in America "Lawyer of the Year" for Appellate Law in Tulsa
Gable Gotwals shareholder Oliver S. Howard was recently named as 2015 Best Lawyers in America "Lawyer of the Year" for Appellate Law in Tulsa.
Howard received his JD from the University of Cincinnati in 1979, his PhD from Hebrew Union College in 1978, his masters from Abilene Christian College in 1970 and his BA from Oklahoma Christian College in 1967.
Only a single lawyer in each practice area and designated metropolitan area is honored as the "Lawyer of the Year" by Best Lawyers.
Honorees are selected based on particularly impressive voting averages received during peer-review assessments. Receiving this designation reflects the high level of respect a lawyer has earned among other leading lawyers in the same community and practice area for ability, professionalism and integrity.
GableGotwals is a full-service law firm of more than 90 attorneys representing a diversified client base in Oklahoma, the Southwest and across the nation.
2L Olivia Luehrmann Sets Her Sights on Career as a Prosecutor
A tri-state native from Boone County, Kentucky, Olivia Luehrmann '16 feels right at home here at the University of Cincinnati College of Law. "I love Cincinnati," shared Luehrmann. "Both the city and the school have so much to offer, so it was naturally one of my top choices for law school."
Before law school, Olivia attended the University of Louisville where she majored in psychology and minored in political science and justice administration. This background in psychology drew her to UC Law's Glenn M. Weaver Institute of Law and Psychiatry, of which she is now a fellow. "Throughout my undergraduate studies, I began to see the unique ways in which the law, psychiatry, and psychology are forever intertwined," said Luehrmann. "I wanted to further my studies in this field, specifically in criminal law."
During her time at Louisville, she worked for a small law firm, and saw how mental illness and psychology play a significant role in the overall functionality of our judicial system. The issues of recidivism and lack of treatment for the mentally ill stood out to her, and she has set her sights on helping to reform the system in these areas in her career after law school.
Outside of class, Luehrmann currently works for the Commonwealth's Attorney's Office in Boone County, Kentucky. For about 10 years, her family has lived just down the road from the office, and she has always been interested in working there. Now this is an experience she is excited to be having during her second year at UC Law.
In her past few months at the Commonwealth's Attorney's Office, Luehrmann has been able to see and take part in a number of cases and investigations. She has written motions and responses, taken part in a complete murder trial, a grand jury investigation, dockets, suppression hearings, and a Daubert hearing among other things. "I have been able to see a side of the justice system that not many people are able to see," she explained, noting in particular that her work has allowed her to see the functions of the Sheriff's Department and to understand the mechanics of a police investigation.
"Take as many criminal law-based classes as you can," Luehrmann advises, "but do not expect to know everything — don't be afraid to ask questions!" She has also found it enormously beneficial to learn as much about the entire process as possible. "See if you can do a ride-along with an officer, or shadow the crime investigation unit for a day. There is so much more to criminal law than cases, and you must have a deep understanding of it all to truly appreciate where the law is coming from and what those involved do every day."
After law school, Luehrmann hopes to continue working for the Commonwealth, or otherwise as a state or federal prosecutor, or even possibly for the FBI. "I want to be able to have an impact on the system," she shared. "Lately, you hear so much about how the justice system is failing and people have lost all faith in the way things have always worked – this saddens me. While some may think my ambitions sound naïve, I want to make a difference."
Federal Prosecutor Kyle Healey Talks About Crime, Ethics, and Lessons Learned with the OIP
Originally from Cincinnati, Kyle Healey '08 is currently working as a federal prosecutor with the Department of Justice. Healey grew up in Westwood, attending Oak Hills High School before heading to Oxford, Ohio to study economics at Miami University. After graduating, he worked for a consulting firm in Cincinnati for a year doing internal audit work. With the idea of eventually working for the federal government, Healey decided to return to the classroom and came to UC Law for his legal studies.
During his second and third years at the College of Law, Healey worked with the Ohio Innocence Project. A significant portion of his time with the OIP was spent working on examining DNA petitions for the potential merit to refile under Senate Bill 262 which became law in 2006 and expanded post-conviction DNA testing rights. "Working with the Innocence Project really piqued my interest in criminal investigations," he shared, noting that the experience ultimately led him to apply for his current position with the Department of Justice.
Out of law school, Healey moved to Arizona where he spent about six years working in the U.S. Attorneys Office in Tucson. "I had never been to Arizona before," he explained, "but the move was an excellent experience for me." For an Ohioan, Healey remarked, Arizona has some stark cultural and climatic differences from the Midwest; but, he noted, that he was never really out of his comfort zone.
"While no crime is good, Arizona is a good place to be a prosecutor," Healey said. "I've spent a lot of time prosecuting drug crimes, aliens, and alien smuggling – the work was always intriguing." He further explained the ongoing problem in the region involving what are called "rip crews" – groups of people who go out into the desert robbing and killing migrants and drug dealers. "It was really eye-opening to see what the border is really like," he shared. "Growing up in Ohio you hear a lot about immigration, but I never really experienced it or knew what it was like until I moved to Arizona." Recently, he moved back to Ohio, but is still with the U.S. Attorneys Office, this time working out of the Dayton office.
In reflection, Healey acknowledged the utility of the lessons he learned while with the OIP. The experience he gained looking at where prosecutions go wrong, understanding the rules of discovery, and, in particular, recognizing the importance of disclosing exculpatory evidence has proved beneficial to his time as a federal prosecutor. He explained the application of his Innocence Project lessons to his work: "None of the prosecutors I've worked with want to convict somebody of a crime they didn't commit. They want to prove a person's guilt beyond all doubt when building a case, not just beyond a reasonable doubt. Because of this, it is important to have a foundation of where things can go wrong when investigating a crime and building a case."
One-on-One Advice on Ethics
In advice to students interested in becoming a federal prosecutor, Healey emphasizes the importance of knowing and understanding a prosecutor's ethical duties: "Often times in an interview, you will be asked some ethics questions, and the interviewers don't want a soft answer. They are looking to see if you really know your stuff, and understandably so. Not only will having a mastery of ethics help you in an interview, but it will help you in your career as well."
A Globe Spanning Career Helps FBI Instructor Michael Pettry as He Trains Future Agents
Originally from Columbus, Ohio, Michael Pettry '89 moved down Interstate 71 to the Queen City for college. As a Bearcat, Pettry studied foreign affairs and Latin American studies before coming to UC Law for his legal studies. As a law student, he enjoyed his time on Moot Court and had an exceptional second summer experience studying and working in Mexico City.
After taking the Ohio bar, he worked for a year as a ski instructor in Colorado before returning to Ohio and landing a job with the Clermont County Prosecutor's Office. "I always had an interest in criminal investigations and trial work," shared Pettry. "The prosecutor's office was a great experience given my interests," he continued, noting that the interaction with police, witnesses, and court personnel were positive experiences for him. While a prosecutor, he worked with federal agents on several occasions, and eventually he decided to apply to the FBI.
Pettry started training as a new agent at Quantico, Virginia in 1997, and his first assignment was to the field office in Kansas City. "I was the type of prosecutor that really liked to get out from behind the desk," he said. "Going to crime scenes and meeting with witnesses – this aspect of the work is something I really enjoyed as an agent." He has had a diverse career investigating organized crime, drug trafficking, and national security threats as an agent. He later served as the Kansas City Field Office's Chief Division Counsel, wherein he provided legal and policy advice to division personnel and management on a wide range of issues. Following his time in Kansas City, Michael joined the FBI's Global Initiatives Unit, a position that involved travelling to numerous countries around the world and facilitating the exchange of biometric data relating to terrorists and transnational criminals with foreign partners.
Training Future Generations
Since working with the FBI, Pettry had always wanted to return to Quantico and become a legal instructor, a position he now holds. "I was very impressed with the legal instruction at Quantico," he shared. "It was thorough and very relevant to the work we do as investigators, and when I put in for the next opening, I was fortunate enough to be selected." For Pettry, it is gratifying to give real world, impactful legal instruction to agents who will soon be out in the field. "I really like the ability to impact people in the early parts of their careers because I know that if they start off on the right foot, understanding the importance of full compliance with the law, they will be better agents because of it."
Pettry's current position further gives him the opportunity to pursue academic endeavors. He still has the opportunity to travel, giving lectures at conferences and at training programs in various countries. Additionally, he writes the occasional academic article, his most recent to be published in the coming weeks. Look for his article in the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin (http://leb.fbi.gov) discussing First Amendment constraints placed on public employees in the context of their use of social media.
The Importance of Public Servants
Pettry's advice for those interested in prosecution work or the FBI is to embrace the importance of the role of the public servant. "Always continue to seek training and to hone your skills. While I could have made more money in private practice, the opportunity to work to make the system function at the highest level possible is something I take very seriously and enjoy doing, and has led to a fulfilling and rewarding career."
3L John Holschuh Talks Criminal Defense, Externships, and Writing for Ohio Lawyer
"Four years ago, I was eating lunch with my grandfather and my best friend, Mike, who mentioned that he was considering going to law school to be a prosecutor. My grandfather smiled and told Mike he thought that was a great idea. He then said something that inspired me to become a lawyer, and that best represents why I am interested in pursuing a law career," said 3L John (Johnny) Holschuh III.
"He told us that too often in criminal cases the scales of power are tipped in favor of the government against the defendant, especially when the defendant lacks money. The government has the superior resources and manpower to bring cases, while public defenders are [often] overburdened and under resourced, which can lead to unfair trials. The law, then, needs committed public defenders to help prevent miscarriages of justice. So that idea – to use the skills I have to help even the scales of justice by advocating for the marginalized whose rights are at risk – has always stuck with me and inspires me to be a lawyer."
Holschuh, who plans to pursue a career in public criminal defense and human rights, hails from a family of attorneys: grandfather Hon. John D. Holschuh, Sr. '51; father John D. Holschuh, Jr. '80; and mother Wendy G. Holschuh '83. A Cincinnati native, he earned a bachelor's degree in history from Tulane University (New Orleans, LA), returning to Cincinnati for law school.
Holschuh commented that the experiential opportunities he's had at the College of Law have been very beneficial for preparing him for a career in the legal field. Currently, he is participating in the Sixth Circuit Clinic. "I … assist in the representation of an indigent criminal defendant's appeal. Although it has just started, we reviewed our cases, and so I have already learned a lot about what not to do as a criminal defense lawyer."
While at the College he's also had opportunity to extern at several places around the world. "I have undertaken several human rights internships over the summers, thanks to the help and guidance of Professor Lockwood. In the summer of 2012, I worked as a legal intern at the University of Essex's Human Rights Centre Clinic. From June until December 2013, I worked as a research fellow at the International Commission of Jurists' Southeast Asia office in Bangkok, Thailand. (The ICJ is a human rights organization that promotes and protects human rights through the Rule of Law.) Last summer, I worked as a legal intern with EarthRights International's Mekong Legal Team in Chiang Mai, Thailand. (EarthRights works with local communities and uses the law to protect against human rights abuses connected with environmental destruction.)
"All of these internships have been extremely beneficial, helping to provide me with an understanding of human rights practice and theory. Additionally, they have given me friends from all over, and expanded my perspective of the law as well as the world.
"I also completed an externship under Hon. Judge Susan J. Dlott in Spring 2014. This, too, was a great experience. Judge Dlott is a wonderful judge and person, and I gained a valuable understanding of how the federal court system operates.
"The most important lesson I have been taught by the professors at UC Law, though, is not to be afraid to think creatively and out of the box when addressing challenging legal issues."
Recently Holschuh penned an article that was published in the September/October issue of Ohio Lawyer. "I originally wrote the article for the UC Law Review Blog, and after my dad read it he recommended that I submit it to Ohio Lawyer. So I sent it in, and was fortunate enough to be selected for publication."
The response to the article has been positive thus far, he noted. "Dean Bilionis and a few professors have told me they enjoyed the article. I think the death penalty advocates have politely withheld their criticisms (so far), although I would encourage everyone to be open in discussing the topic. I think one reason the death penalty is still around is because no one likes talking about it, and so I hope this article will spur discussion on the issue."
When asked if he plans to continue a writing career, he stated, "I hope so, though I'm not sure what topic is next!"
UC Law Grad Ajla Glavesevic named to Spot on U.S. Bobsled Team
How did you relax while studying for the bar exam? For Ajla Glavesevic '14, the solution was an easy one. Needing an outlet from the stress of bar preparation, she began chasing an Olympic dream, training for a spot on the U.S. bobsled team. And on Sunday, November 9, 2014 Glavesevic, along with three others, was named to the U.S. national women's team for the 2014-15 World Cup season.
Glavesevic will be joined by Natalie Deratt, Lauren Gibbs, and Michelle Howe as program first-timers. They'll be trained as brakemen or "pushers."
With the end of law school nearing last spring, Glavesevic felt it was time to reach out to Elana Meyers Taylor, an athlete who had recently won her second Olympic bobsled medal at the Sochi Games. Years earlier Meyers Taylor had contacted her about a future in bobsledding, given her running and jumping background. You see, Glavesevic was a track and field star in high school and at her undergraduate college. After winning awards in the triple jump, she transferred those skills to the heptathlon. The heptathlon combines seven events: 100 meters hurdles, high jump, shot put, 200 meters, long jump, javelin throw, and 800 meters. She also became an all-Mid-American Conference Academic selection.
Glavesevic and her family moved to the United States from war-ravaged Bosnia in 1995. Her father had been an admiral in the Bosnian Navy; her mother was a doctor. Recognizing that it was becoming too dangerous to stay, the family moved to the U.S., setting in Pennsylvania. Her dad took a job with General Electric; her mother became a business owner. The family became American citizens in 2000. Even still, they kept their connections to their former country. In fact, Glavesevic's mother's best friend is the director of bobsledding in Bosnia!
Now that the race is over and she has made the team, Glavesevic has little time to relax. The 2014-15 World Cup is scheduled to start in Lake Placid, N.Y. the weekend of December 12, 2014. It will be followed by stops in Calgary, Alberta, and several stops at European and Russian tracks, with the two-week World Cup championships ending March 8, 2015 in Germany.
And about that bar exam? Yep. She passed it too.
OIP Gets Triple Exoneration in Death Penalty case; Longest-serving Person to be Exonerated in U.S. History Set Free
Cincinnati, OH—"I … was sentenced to death by electrocution for a crime I didn't commit," said Ricky Jackson, testifying on the witness stand Tuesday, November 18, 2014, about spending nearly 40 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit. Jackson was exonerated that day, due to the relentless hard work of the Ohio Innocence Project (OIP). He has the tragic distinction of setting the record for the longest-serving person to be exonerated in U.S. history; Jackson and co-defendants Wiley and Ronnie Bridgeman, together served over 100 years in prison.
Jackson will be freed officially on Friday, November 21, 2014. Terry Gilbert and David Mills, attorneys for the Bridgemans, are expected to ask the Cuyahoga County prosecutors to drop the case against the brothers. One of the Bridgeman brothers is still behind bars.
A Frightening Beginning
In 1975 Jackson and the Bridgeman brothers were convicted of killing a money-order collector at a Cleveland grocery store. All three received the death penalty and came close to execution. It is now known that the convictions were based on a lie by a then 12-year-old boy Eddie Vernon, who helped build the case against them. Vernon recently recanted his story. As reported in The Cleveland Plain Dealer article, Vernon, this week, told Judge Richard McMonagle, Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court, that he lied to the police, prosecutors and juries when he was a boy. He shared that all of the information was fed to him by the police. He didn't have any knowledge about what happened at the scene of the crime; in fact, he had been on a bus with several school friends at the time of the incident and did not see anything transpire.
In the Cleveland Plain Dealer article Vernon shared that he hid the lies for years, saying the detectives told him that if he mentioned what he did, they would put his parents in prison for perjury.
OIP's Exhaustive Investigation Was Key
OIP staff attorney Brian Howe'10 investigated and litigated the case, previously handled by Carrie Wood '05. Howe conducted an exhaustive investigation, including finding new witnesses for the 40-year-old case by literally knocking on random doors in the neighborhood where it happened and asking "Were you around in 1975? You know anyone who knows anything about that case?" Jodi Shorr, OIP administrative director, OIP student fellows over the years, and private investigators provided additional, crucial support.
In particular, noted OIP director Mark Godsey in an email to the College of Law community about the victory, OIP fellow Scott Crowley '11 took particular notice of the case in 2010, among the hundreds the group receives each year. He pressed the attorneys to keep it open and to continue digging because he had a feeling something wasn't quite right. His persistence paid off.
Then, in 2011 undergraduate intern Gretchen Schrader, now herself a law student in Indiana, was assigned the Jackson case as a special project. Frustrated that the City of Cleveland wasn't responding to public records requests, Schrader continued to dig and dig until she got all of the records needed in the case. Commented Godsey, "It was Gretchen who obtained the vital information that would eventually break open the case."
Sierra Merida'14, another OIP fellow, spent many hours on the phone with potential witnesses, found through Schrader's work. She developed a strong rapport with the community of witnesses and was able to get them to speak openly about the case.
An Amazing Moment
The Tuesday hearing, which was scheduled because Jackson was seeking a new trial based on Vernon's attempt to correct the lie he told years before, started with the State offering to consider a deal for a plea to time served and the ability to walk free immediately. Jackson, however, said "I don't need more time to think about it. I am an innocent man. I will not take the deal." He felt that he couldn't lie to walk free –not for himself or the other victims in the case.
Said Godsey, the biggest moment of surprise came in the afternoon while waiting for closing arguments to start. The prosecutors did not return after the court recess. When they eventually appeared, the entire team entered and announced that the case was over. They had to concede the obvious and drop all charges against Jackson. "The OIP has never had a moment like that in any of our cases where it happens right there in court in an unexpected way. We're used to finding out that we won through some sort of electronic filing from the court long after the hearing is over," said Godsey.
Congratulations to the legions of OIP alumni and attorneys who had a hand in this case: Gabrielle Carrier, Donald Clancy, John Markus, Julie Payne, Lacy Maerker, Caity Brown, Katie Barrett, Lauren Staley, Andrew Cleves, Sean Martz, Elise Lucas Elam, Kurt Gee, John Kennedy, Carrie Wood, Brian Howe, and many others.
Those wishing to support the OIP to help continue its work to free the innocent can do so at uc.edu/give .
Read how your donations impacted this case. Private Donations Help Free Jackson
Links to article about story:
Extended video of Ricky Jackson release/Cleveland.com
See video of Ricky Jackson and Wiley Bridgman released
Ohio Inmate to be freed after 40 years behind bars with help from UC's OIP/WCPO
A free man: Ricky Jackson to leave prison 30 years after a boy's lie helped put him behind bars.
Ohio Men Wrongly Convicted of Murder After 39 Years Released
In Today's National Record-Breaking Exoneration, Prosecutors Stepped Up to Correct a "Lie from the Pits of Hell" Huffington Post editorial
This Week in Innocence: Ricky Jackson to be Released Tomorrow After 39 Years in Prison/Washington Post
#GivingTuesday at UC Law
After a day of giving thanks and all of the madness surrounding Black Friday and Cyber Monday, UC Law is proud to be a part of a national movement, celebrating philanthropy…#GivingTuesday!
#GivingTuesday is a movement to create a national day of giving to kick off the holiday season. Started in 2012 by the 92nd Street Y and the United Nations Foundation, it is an opportunity to channel the generous spirit of the holidays to inspire action around charitable giving. This year, #GivingTuesday will be held on Tuesday, December 2. We'll be sending more information on how you can give back to the UC College of Law in the comings days. #GivingTuesday will be a wonderful way to help support student scholarships, our tremendous faculty, and our world-class experiential learning opportunities!
Ten Alums included on Best Lawyers in America list of 2015
COLUMBUS, OH. -Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP is proud to announce that ten Vorys attorneys, who are University of Cincinnati College of Law alumni, have been included on the 2015 Best Lawyers in America list. Because Best Lawyers is based on an exhaustive peer-review survey in which more than 39,000 leading attorneys cast almost 3.1 million votes on the legal abilities of other lawyers in their practice areas, and because lawyers are not required or allowed to pay a fee to be listed, inclusion in Best Lawyers is considered a singular honor. Corporate Counsel magazine has called Best Lawyers "the most respected referral list of attorneys in practice."
The attorneys, their practice areas and the year they graduated are listed below.
- Melvin Bedree '84 –Banking and Finance Law, Franchise Law
- Kent Britt '97 – Commercial Litigation, Construction Litigation, ERISA Litigation
- Daniel Buckley '74 – Bet-the-Company Litigation, Commercial Litigation, Defendants Personal Injury Litigation
- Hani Kallas '94 – Banking and Finance Law
- William Kloss, Jr. '88 – Defendants Personal Injury Litigation
- Nathaniel Lampley, Jr. '88 – Commercial Litigation
- Jeffrey Marks '80 – Bankruptcy and Creditor Rights/Insolvency and Reorganization Laws
- Howard Petricoff '74 – Energy Law
- Eric Richardson '96 – Commercial Litigation
- Rosemary Welsh '95 – Defendants Product Liability Litigation
One-hundred and ten attorneys from Vorys were named to the 2015 Best Lawyers in America List.
About Vorys: Vorys was established in 1909 and has grown to be one of the largest Ohio-based law firms with nearly 375 attorneys in six offices in Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland and Akron, Ohio; Washington, DC; Houston, Texas; and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Vorys currently ranks as one of the 200 largest law firms in the United States according to American Lawyer magazine. For more information, please visit www.vorys.com.


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Wednesday, April 22, 2015
The products: Neutrogena Naturals Purifying Make-Up Removing Wipes vs Bioderma Sensibio H2O (Créaline H2O) Dermatological Wipes
I'm not a makeup remover wipe kind of girl. But I will admit that they do have their appeal, and when these two packages of wipes landed on my desk at around the same time… I mean, I'd have to be a monster to not want to see how they measure up!
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Neutrogena Naturals ($9.99 CAD/25 wipes)
Today's first contender is a flashy new package of makeup wipes from Neutrogena. These are the brand's first silicone-free wipes (finally!!!) and launched nationwide this March/April.
They come generously soaked in green-apple-scented makeup remover, aren't tested on animals, and are both bio-degradable and are made from fibres from sustainably-managed forests. They're designed as a no-rinse way to remove face and eye makeup, and are formulated with Peruvian Tara Seed bionutrient to gently cleanse without any residue.
I have no idea what Peruvian Tara Seed is, but it sounds cool and I approve of anything that smells this crisp and uplifting.
Bioderma (left) vs Neutrogena Naturals (right) — wipes rubbed 5x over three different eyeliner formulas.
(Shu Uemura Drawing Pencil, Clinique Quickliner for Eyes Intense, and Annabelle Retractable Eyeliner)
Bioderma (L) vs Neutrogena (R), scrubbed over the liners until nothing else would come off
The fast facts:
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- Smell AMAZINGLY DELICIOUS
- 97% naturally derived
- Double-sided smooth/bumpy texture
How they compare to the Bioderma wipes:
- Not as soft and velvety
- Remove makeup more quickly and effectively (I was really surprised about this, and actually ran three different tests to double check. The Neutrogena wipes won every single time!)
Bioderma Sensibio ($14.95 CAD/25 wipes)
Today's second contender launched last fall from Bioderma (yes, that Bioderma). The Sensibio H2O wipes–which go by Créaline H2O overseas–are soaked in Bioderma micellar water and are made to cleanse and remove makeup on both the eyes and face.
(Note that these aren't just saturated with the bottled Bioderma Sensibio water, though; this is a micellar water formulated specifically for these wipes.)
These are very gently fragranced (I think they smell kind of clinical and plasticky, honestly) and are very thick and soft.
Weirdly, my very favourite thing about these wipes is that they come in a really luxe, matte cherry package. It's thicker and smoother than most wipes' packaging, and it doesn't crinkle as badly over time — so even 10 wipes in, the package still looks respectable and seals tightly.
The fast facts:
- $0.59/wipe
- Silicone-free
- Great packaging
- Thick, soft, velvety sheet texture
How they compare to the Neutrogena Naturals wipes:
- Much more gentle (especially noticeable in the eye area, though both were a little prickly)
- Leave skin feeling softer
Neutrogena vs. Biodrma texture
The verdict?
I'm not a fan of using makeup removing/cleansing wipes everyday, but sometimes, the situation calls for them.
Both of these are great options, but honestly, I'd re-buy the Neutrogena wipes first. They're a little bit rougher, but they do a better job of removing stubborn makeup… and they smell insanely (INSANELY) good!
Availability: The Neutrogena wipes are $7.49 USD/$9.99 CAD at drugstores across North America; the Bioderma wipes can be found at Murale and select drugstores across Canada for $14.95.


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Horseferry Road
Horseferry Road is a street in the City of Westminster in central London running between Millbank and Greycoat Place. It is perhaps best known as the site of City of Westminster Magistrates' Court (which until 2006 was called Horseferry Road Magistrates' Court). The ubiquity of the Magistrates' Court in newspaper crime reports means that the road name has wide recognition in the UK. Other notable institutions which are or have been located on Horseferry Road include Broadwood and Sons, the Gas Light and Coke Company, British Standards Institution, the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, the Burberry Group headquarters in Horseferry House, the National Probation Service and Channel 4. The Marsham Street Home Office building backs on to this road.
The road takes its name from the ferry which existed on the site of what is now Lambeth Bridge.[1] Owned by the Archbishop of Canterbury, the ferry was an important crossing over the Thames, from Westminster Palace to Lambeth Palace.[2] The earliest known reference to the ferry dates to 1513, but there may have been a ford near the site in Roman times. The ferry pier was the starting point for the flight of King James II from England in 1689. In 1736, Princess Augusta, who became the mother of George III, crossed the Thames via the horse ferry on the way to her wedding.
In 1734, plans were drawn up for a bridge to replace the ferry. An Act of Parliament was passed in 1736, and the money was raised by lottery and grants. Parliament changed the plans for the position of the bridge, and Westminster Bridge was finished first, resulting in the gradual decline of the ferry. It was eventually replaced on 10 November 1862, when the first Lambeth Bridge was opened. It quickly deteriorated, and was replaced in 1932.
Horseferry Road has been the site of numerous Government buildings including Horseferry House, which was the location of No. 5 (London) Regional Fire Control Centre during World War II,[3] and the headquarters of 26th Middlesex (Cyclist) Volunteer Rifle Corps.[4] The building was most recently used by the Home Office to house Prison and Probation head office staff, and is as of 2007 being converted into residential flats. The regimental headquarters and museum of the London Scottish Regiment is at no. 95.[5] During World War I the Australian Imperial Force's Administrative Headquarters was located on Horseferry Road.[6]
Phyllis Pearsall conceived and created the London A to Z map while living in a bedsit in Horseferry Road.[7]
There is another Horseferry Road in Limehouse, London E14 parallel to Narrow Street, and another off Creek Road in Greenwich.
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Horseferry Road.
- ^ Courts Service history
- ^ 'Lambeth Bridge and its predecessor the Horseferry', Survey of London: volume 23: Lambeth: South Bank and Vauxhall (1951), pp. 118-21. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.asp?compid=47053. Date accessed: 3 October 2007.
- ^ Subterranea Britannica
- ^ Regimental history[dead link]
- ^ London Scottish Regiment
- ^ "Australians in France: 1918 - Friends and Foe - Australian soldiers' relations with their superiors". Australian War Memorial. Retrieved 3 May 2011.
- ^ BBC News


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