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May 2016 Alumni Highlight
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When Stephen J. Brown ('04) received his bachelor of arts degree in physics degree from The College of Holy Cross, law school was not necessarily at the front of his thinking. After graduating from college, Stephen started a position as an actuarial consultant in the risk management group of Deloitte & Touche. Although Stephen enjoyed working at Deloitte and his time there was well spent, he did not think the actuarial field was his calling and he revisited the idea of law school. Stephen knew he wanted to remain in the Northeast area and eventually practice law in New York, so "Pace Law School made perfect sense." On top of that, his sister, Susan, attended Pace Law and graduated in 1993 and had gone on to clerk for the Court of Appeals and land a fantastic position thereafter.
Starting as a 1L in 2001, he felt at home immediately and was confident he had made the best decision for his future career – an attorney. While at Pace, he kept busy and involved – from the Pace Law Review, to the Gaelic Law Society, and the Italian-American Law Students Organization. He also kicked back on campus, playing guitar and jamming with classmates Brendan Reilly ('04), Jennifer Kipe Moore ('04) and Greg Saracino ('04) and Professor David Dorfman, (with Brown, Sarasino, and Dorfman playing under the stage name the Gravanos!). He took a well-rounded variety of courses during his three years at the Law School. One of his fondest memories is his participation in the London Law Semester. "It was such a unique and fulfilling experience. To experience what you learned in a classroom in the actual practical setting of another country was amazing and thoroughly educational." Upon graduating cum laude in 2004, Stephen also earned an international law certificate.
After graduating from Pace, Stephen accepted a position as an associate attorney at Thelen Reid Brown Raysman & Steiner LLP. His practice was focused in commercial litigation. After a couple of years of practice, Stephen took a position at Griffin Coogan & Veneruso, LLP, where Stephen had clerked as a law student at Pace in Bronxville, New York. Stephen then joined James Veneruso in 2008 when the firm Veneruso, Curto, Schwartz & Curto, LLP was formed in Yonkers. Starting as an associate in 2008, Stephen worked hard and continued to expand his expertise and knowledge base and skill set and became a partner at the firm in 2014. He specialized in corporate litigation, business law and trust and estate matters. Recently, Stephen was presented with another opportunity – to join the firm of Bleakely Platt in White Plains as a partner. At Bleakley Platt, he practices in the corporate, litigation, and trusts and estates fields.
Stephen credits his successes in his career to the hands-on education he received at Pace. "The professors, the environment, the courses – you are given all of the tools you need for a successful career as an attorney. There is so much personal attention and care given to you as a student at Pace. I can't imagine a better environment to excel as a law student."
Stephen has served as President of the Pace Law School Alumni Board since 2012. He is a huge advocate of giving back to the Law School that he feels gave so much to him. Recently, Stephen participated in an alumni board organized trip to Washington, D.C. where a group of alumni were sworn in before the Supreme Court Bar. In the spring, he, along with other board members, will again provide refreshments and snacks to students studying for exams. "I stay involved because I recall what it was like to be a law student who was working his tail off and just wanted a shot. I want to help open doors to Pace's current students. Opportunitas. I believe in that and I think that is such a fitting motto for Pace Law School. It is also so important for students to see that alumni care and are invested in their future. I am a Pace Law Alumni and I am proud of that fact."
Stephen lives in Yorktown with his wife, Maura, and their four children. In his spare time, Stephen enjoys coaching his kids sports teams, cheering on the Yankees, and spending time with his family.
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Hon. Francesca (Leibold) Connolly was appointed by NYS Chief Administrative Judge A. Gail Prudenti to the position of Associate Justice of the Appellate Term of the Supreme Court, second Department, Ninth and Tenth Judicial Districts. In this capacity, she will hear appeals from the District, City, Town, and Village courts in Suffolk, Nassau, Westchester, Rockland, Orange, Dutchess, and Putnam counties. This assignment is in addition to her current duties as a Supreme Court Justice, Ninth Judicial District, where she presides over a general civil calendar and the Ninth Judicial District Environmental Claims Part. She has been serving as a Supreme Court Justice since 2009.
Fredric I. Green has been appointed chief of the Special Prosecutions Division and a second deputy district attorney.
Joseph A. Saccomano was elected to the Board of Directors for the Business Council of Westchester. Joseph is the Office Managing Shareholder of the White Plains and Albany offices of Jackson Lewis P.C.
Dr. Nader J. Sayegh was praised for his "countless contributions to society" in a statement issued by Rep. Eliot L. Engel. Dr. Sayegh's passion for community involvement was noted, specifically through his service on various Boards.
Robert J. Waine has joined the firm of Dinsmore & Shohl LLP. He will practice out of the corporate department and work with the real estate group.
Susan M. Corcoran was honored as a Distinguished 2014 Empire State Counsel by the New York State Bar Association (NYSBA) for her extraordinary pro bono efforts in 2014.
Joseph A. Ruhl has joined Orange Bank and Trust Company as a regional president. Previous to this he was with Hudson Valley bank as seinor vice president and division executive in charge of its legal services division.
Marla E. Wieder was elected Secretary of the New York State Bar Association Environmental Law section. She also received the Environmental Section Council Award this year.
Nicholas M. Ward-Willis was elected to a one year term on the Executive Committee of the New York State Bar Association Environmental Law section.
R. Nadine Fontaine was appointed Assistant Counsel to the Governor with a focus on Human Services. Prior to this, she was at Epiq Systems, Inc., where she was a Director.
Carl L. Finger (LLM) was elected as a trustee for the Village Board in Scarsdale. Carl is a member of Fingers & Finger, P.C., a White Plains law firm.
Joseph A. Sarcinella was elected to Partner at Thompson & Knight LLP. His practice is concentrated on real estate, finance, and corporate matters.
David I. Aboulafia's first book, a dark psychological horror novel entitled "Visions Through a Glass, Darkly," will be released by Cosmic Egg Books, an imprint of John Huint Publishing in Summer 2015. His second book, a collection of comedic essays entitled "Snapshots from my Uneventful Life," will be released by Library Tales Publishing at the same time.
Eric S. Andreas' novel Origins Rising has been recognized as a finalist in the 17th annual Foreword Reviews' INDIEFAB Book of the Year Awards for Young Adult Fiction. This is Eric's debut novel which "tells the story of how people re-evolve after a catastrophic asteroid strike into flyers, swimmers, and swift runners. Click here to read more.
Bridget A. Short joined Fox Rothschild LLP as a partner in their New York office. Her practice areas are copyrights, intellectual property, IP Litigation, Patent Prosecution & Transactions, and Trademarks.
David P. Steinberger joined Lewis Roca Rothgerber LLP in their environmental and natural resources practice. He is a partner based out of their Denver office.
Elizabeth Verrier delivered the keynote address for the 31st annual Kalon Leadership Scholarship Day on February 21 at Bethany College. Elizabeth is Vice President and Senior Counsel at American Express.
Maiaklovsky Preval formed the Maiaklovsky Law Firm, PLLC.
Jinhi Park taught international business law as a full time lecturer at Pai Chai University in Korea after 9 years of teaching as well as working as a Foreign Legal Consultant/Attorney for E.M. Hwang & Partners in the trademark department. In March, Jinhi started working as a partner at Heis Law Office in Seoul, Korea as a foreign attorney.
Dev B. Viswanath received a proclamation from the NYC Council in October 2014, on the eve of the Diwali Celebrations at City Hall. The proclamation was for contributions to the City of New York and community service.
Janice Dean was elected to a three year term on the Executive Committee of the New York State Bar Association Environmental Section as a member at large. She also co-authored an article published in Environmental Law in New York entitled "Too Early or Too Late? Statutes of Limitations in Hazardous Waste and Oil Spill Claims."
Jennifer A. Lofaro was promoted to partner at Bleakley Platt & Schmidt, LLP. She advises and represents regional and national institutional lenders and developers, as well as individual and corporate borrowers, in residential and commercial real estate transactions.
Carlisle McLean was appointed by Maine Governor Paul LePage to serve on the Maine Public Utilities Commission (PUC). The PUC is an agency that plays a key role in energy matters that are part of Governor Paul LePage's policy priorities. Carlisle became Governor LePage's chief legal counsel in 2013. Prior to that, she practiced with Preti Flaherty in environmental, land use, and climate strategy law.
Danielle Bifulci Kocal had her article "Creating an Asynchronous Distance Learning Class" published in The Learning Curve, which is the publication for the Academic Support section of the American Association of Law Schools.
Nicholas E. Bowers recently celebrated five years of his firm, The Law Office of Nicholas E. Bowers, PLLC, being in business. In 2014, Nicholas closed numerous transactions on the purchases and sales of coops, condos and houses in New York City, Long Island and Westchester. He also continued to conduct commercial lease reviews and negotiations and managed numerous real estate litigations.
Jason S. Herman is currently Deputy Counsel at the New York City School Construction Authority.
Rosario M. Patane was promoted to Shareholder at Golden Rothschild Spagnola Lundell Boylan & Garubo, P.C.
Neal E. Kumar is a third year Associate in the Washington, DC office of Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP. In October 2014, he married Sweta Lamichhane.
Erika C. Otocka has joined Ivey, Barnum & O'Mara. She will be representing individuals in all aspects of family and matrimonial law. Previously, she practiced with the Law Offices of Gary I. Cohen, P.C. in Stamford, CT.
Alisandra B. Carnevale was elected to the Board of Directors for the Pennington Business and Professional Association. She is an attorney concentrating in Family and Divorce Law at The Law Office of Alisandra B. Carnevale. Read more on her law practice here.
Lane Marmon was named a New Leader in the Law by the Connecticut Law Tribune (2014) and 10 Best Attorneys – Client Satisfaction Award by the American Institute of Family Law Attorneys (2014). She is a senior associate at Rutkin, Oldham & Griffin, LLC.
Joshua A. Roman was offered and accepted a position as Law Clerk to the Honorable A. Kathleen Tomlinson, United States Magistrate Judge, E.D.N.Y. The clerkship will begin in the fall of 2015 and conclude in the fall of 2017.
Christine E. Goodrich will be joining the New York office of Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP. She will continue to practice securities arbitration and litigation.
Gloribelle J. Perez was sworn-in as President of the Dominican Bar Association.
Craig Relles was featured in The National Jurist on how the Pace Community Law Practice (PCLP) helped him get his start as a solo practitioner. Craig's firm is named the Law Office of Craig Relles and he was one of the first to take part in the PCLP as a legal fellow. Read more here.
Kerriann Stout and Pouyan Darian founded Darian Stout, LLP. Kerriann and Pouyan previously worked together as Fellows at the Pace Community Law Practice (PCLP). Their new law practice is housed at and incubated by the PCLP.
Joseph E. Fornadel published his article entitled The Community Risk and Resiliency Act: Building on the New York State Legislature's Climate Change Framework in the January/February volume of New York Zoning Law and Practice Report, published by Thomson Reuters. Joseph is a Senior Court Attorney at the New York Court of Appeals.
Justin M. Guido started working as a prosecutor at the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office immediately after graduation. Since then he has had approximately 20 jury trials, wrote an appeal, and continues to litigate on a daily basis. He recently obtained a guilty verdict in a case that was published in the Miami Herald. Click here to read more.
John D. Scherer has joined Masini Law Group PC in Garden City as an associate attorney.
Benjamin S. Lowenthal has joined Harrington, Ocko & Monk, LLP in White Plains, NY. His areas of practice will be commercial litigation, corporate and business law, and real estate law.


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While attending the Anya Hindmarch show for London Fashion week, Olivia Palermo posed for the cameras. She wore a pair of Paige Vergudo crop jeans in Redwood Silk Coating with a bright blue blazer.
I love the color combination on Olivia's outfit here, I think the contrast of the colors is really striking and flattering. She always pairs unique pieces together and looks great. Olivia tends to wear a lot of Paige jeans, but I like that she tries out interesting fits and washes as opposed to just sticking to classic washes. You can see how else she's worn Paige jeans by clicking here.
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Snapped while sitting front row at the Matthew Willimson show, Olivia Palermo wore a pair of AG Adriano Goldschmied jeans. She wore the Legging ankle jeans in 18 years destroyed with a patterned jacket from Mary Katrantzou and a pair of heels.
This pair of jeans is probably the pair that we most frequently see Olivia out in. I love that she has a dressier style overall and she always looks really polished. She tends to dress these jeans up with really structured and sophisticated pieces. You can buy AG Adriano Goldschmied jeans online from Shopbop.com.
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Olivia Palermo took her adorable little dog for a walk while out in Brooklyn, New York just before fashion week. She wrapped up warm to brave the snow and I love her dogs snow boots and jacket too.
Olivia wore a pair of Frame Denim Le Skinny de Jeanne in Columbia Road which she wore with boots and a warm parka coat. She also threw on a scarf to keep her warm and chose a pair of Westward Leaning Children of California sunglasses. We don't often get to see Olivia dressed so casually, so it's nice to be able to see what her style is when it's freezing! Buy Frame Denim online at Shopbop.com.
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Olivia Palermo posed for the cameras while sitting front row at the Tibi FW 2014 show at New York Fashion Week. Olivia wore a pair of Hudson LeeLoo skinny jeans with a Tibi Sweater and white blouse. I love that she added a printed sweater to this outfit, but everything works together since it is all in the same color scheme.
We've seen Olivia wear a few pairs of the LeeLoo jeans in a variety of different color combinations. I'd love to see her try out the leather striped style, as I think she'd style them really well. You can see how else she has worn this style before here and you can buy Hudson jeans online from Shopbop.com.


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The Milwaukee 0725-20 4-1/2" grinder and cut-off tool utilizes it's 28 volt motor and the M28 Lithium-Ion battery technology to deliver the speed (8,000 RPM) and power needed for fast grinding and cutting applications with a longer run time. With such features as overload protection and soft start that are designed to extend tool life for extreme durability, and at only 6.8 pounds, the 0725-20 provides a compact, lightweight solution without surrendering features or durability.
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Sharp Thursday unveiled the first of its new Elite TVs, which it licensed from Pioneer earlier this year.
Featuring 3D and connective capability, as well as the sort of engineering excellence long associated with the Elite brand, the new TVs also feature Intelligent Variable Contrast, which, the company says, "automatically control brightness and backlight to create depth of color, brilliance, detail and dark areas."
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So in my previous journal on Thinning Out , the end result was I thinned out my Suagrloaf Cabbage and Basil to 1 plant per cell.
Now I come to the dilema, of what the heck do you do for those plants which have tiny seed that is sown by the thousands, and come up as hundreds of microplants?
This picture in particular is of my Thyme, but it's the same for Marjoram and many others. Surely you don't go labouriously through cutting out to 1 plant in each cell, do you?
Thymus vulgaris
If you notice in the gardening centers they present most plants in bunches.Thyme is meant to grow that way,usually grown as a ground cover preferably on a mound where it will gro and crawl to make some spectacular ground bunches.Marjoram I have put in hanging baskets and have had good results.Constant trimming of these will increase growth.Your individual seperations are more for your lettuce heads etc.Your cilantros grow good at 4-8 per pot for as they seem to fall over and reroot to a single..Parsleys eventually form into a single plant but I keep them to 4-8 per pot.Basile will eventually grow to single plants but 4-5 in a large pot will give you a nice bunch to harvest when needed.Hint let one or two of each to bloom and flower to gain seeds from each generation that has been acclimated to your environment and growing techniques.Basils can be cut early and grow branches for a larger bush.Most basils if let by thierselves and not trimmed will bolt into flowers before you know it.Good Luck
Great advice from Kurt – I concur, don't thin these – Yum thyme – one of my favourite herbs
Well, you certainly don't have any germination issues! For tiny seed where you don't want clumps of plants (carrots for example), mix it with something to bulk out the volume and make thinly sowing easier. Fine sand is what is most often recommended, but I used ground coriander once when I was out of sand ;-)
Oh that's right. I remember that now from my propagating book. In my rush to get things out and growing, I'm doing a few things backwards :)
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Pitcher Clayton Richard drives in three runs for victorious San Diego.
SAN DIEGO — The Mariners' offensive road show powered forward on Friday at cavernous Petco Park, as the team banged two more home runs away from Safeco Field.
But the Padres won this battle of the bats, led by the unlikeliest of sluggers — pitcher Clayton Richard, normally a semi-automatic out but a force against Kevin Millwood.
In leading San Diego to the 9-5 victory, Clayton drove in three runs with a double and a single as the Padres — bringing in the worst record in baseball — won their fourth straight over Seattle this season.
Richard entered the game as a career .109 hitter, but was doing even worse this year: .040 (1 for 25, with 17 strikeouts).
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"That's no fun," Millwood said of getting touched up by his opposite number. "But you tip your hat. He did what he needed to do."
And on this road trip, in which the Mariners have now lost three of four, their starting pitchers haven't done what they've needed to do. In 19-1/3 innings, they have given up 33 hits and 29 runs (24 earned), for an 11.17 earned-run average.
"Our starting pitching has been struggling a little bit on the road," manager Eric Wedge said. "It makes it tough. You end having to get to your bullpen earlier. We were hoping Kevin could get through it. It's tough to go get somebody in the fourth inning."
And while the Mariners were continuing their seasonlong pattern of raking on the road after hibernating at home, their defense also struggled. Kyle Seager committed two errors, leading to three unearned runs. This game was not one to use as a Little League clinic — the Padres had two errors of their own, leading to two unearned runs.
But it was Millwood's inability to get out Richard that did him in, after the Mariners had staked him to a 4-0 lead. That came largely on the strength of a two-run homer by Franklin Gutierrez in the first inning, and a solo shot by Miguel Olivo in the second.
That gave the Mariners 50 homers on the road this season, more than any other team in the majors. Granted, they've played five more road games than any other team, but it's still a remarkable total for a team that had just 52 home runs on the road last year in 78 games (and has hit just 17 in 31 games at home, ranking 27th in the majors).
The Padres begin chipping away at Millwood with two unearned runs in the third. They did their real damage in the fourth, however, batting around to score five runs and take the lead to stay. Millwood hit Yonder Alonso to start things off, and Logan Forsythe singled. Everth Cabrera doubled in a run, but after a strikeout, Richard was the unexpected catalyst. He laced a double into right to score two, then came around to score himself on a Will Venable single.
In the fifth, with Forsythe on second with two outs after a double, the Mariners elected to walk Nick Hundley intentionally to get to Richard. He lined a single to left-center to bring in another run.
"It's not something that happens very often," Wedge said. "He got a couple of knocks that hurt us tonight. Obviously, those are the guys — the pitchers — that you want up in that situation, but he really hurt us tonight."
Overall, Millwood said, "The ball was up. The breaking balls weren't good. I just didn't pitch good, bottom line."
The Mariners had gotten one run back in the fifth on a throwing error by Chase Headley to bring in Gutierrez, who had reached on the third of his four hits of the game. Gutierrez now has four homers at Petco in just 10 games. The ballpark ranks 29th in the majors in terms of home-run rate — ahead of only Safeco Field.
The Mariners had nine hits in the game — three by leadoff hitter Ichiro, and four by No. 2 hitter Gutierrez, who raised his average from .190 to .308.
"I lost a lot of playing time, and I told you before it's going to take awhile to get back in time," Gutierrez said. "Right now, I'm feeling I'm seeing the ball a little better. I'm trying to put a good swing, trying to be calm at the plate. It seems like it's working right now."
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1Find a ball of yarn or string, preferably yarn, but string will work.
2Measure across the room, and add 4 feet (1.2 m) to that measurement.
3Cut the amount of feet and inches measured above out of your yarn.
4Make a slipknot and slip the loop over the switch.
5Get duct tape. Wrap it around the switch sticky side up.
6Repeat above, but put the sticky side down.
7Tape only the edge of the string.
8Get in bed or on another piece of furniture, and pull! If the light does not go off, put more tape on the switch and string.
9Make forms of the switch if necessary, just in case you lose the tape if the yarn pulls it off.
1Tape another string to the switch.
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- Duct tape can easily get stuck and stay in position, so try not to remove the tape once it gets on the light-switch. If you have to, use a new piece next time you try.
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A lot of eyes seemed to be on New York Yankees pitcher David Phelps as he took the mound against the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday. Phelps is competing for the fifth spot in the team's rotation, yet not all of the people watching him were from the Yankees organization.
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Vida: July 20. 1996
Benefit For Joe Baiza
Spaceland, Silverlake California
Aud Analogue Cassette>Analogue Cassette>CDR>flac
Taped By Dean (He's NEVER mean) Abromovich
Total Time: 41:47
01 A Human Certainty 4:45 (Baiza/Brewer)
02 The Cat Cracker 4:18 (Baiza)
03 Joey 2:00 (Cadena, Hurley, Bowman, Troccoli)
04 Ravenssong 1:37 (Cadena, Troccoli)
05 Hey Wilma 3:41 (Cadena, Troccoli)
06 Shit, Or Get Off The Pot 1:46 (Troccoli, Bowman)
07 Contractions Of Love 2:46 (Troccoli, Hurley)
08 5 Hours In Oakland 1:29 (Troccoli, Hurley)
09 Unconditional 3:20 (Cadena, Troccoli)
10 My Cup Is 1/2 Full 4:29 (Cadena)
11 Don't You 1:48 (Hurley)
12 Natasha's Scream 2:31 (Hurley)
13 Cosmic Slop 4:06 (Clinton, Collins, Worrell)
14 Maggot Brain 3:04 (Clinton, Hazel)
Dez Cadena: Guitar & Vocals
George Hurley: Drums & Vocals
Bill Bowman: Bass & Vocals
Tom Troccoli: Guitar & Vocals
SPECIAL GUEST VOCALS: Jack Brewer on Tracks 1 & 2
All words and music copyright 1994-1996 and published 2004 by Pru Music (BMI). All Rights Reserved.
EXCEPT Tracks 1 & 2 copyright CeSSTone (BMI) Music & Tracks 13 & 14 copyright Bridgeport Music (BMI).
NOTES: There are problems with this one. Unfortunately there is a bit of tape warble through the first tune. If I ever run into Dean again (the taper), I'll upgrade the source, assuming his is in better shape. As this is truly a one of a kind performance, I've decided to post it regardless.
The first two songs feature Jack Brewer of Saccharine Trust on vocals.
In June of 1996 I got a phone call from someone telling me that Joe Baiza after a Mecolodiacs gig in Germany had been jumped by a bunch of literal 'Neo-Nazis.' He was beaten so badly, and his hand so badly fractured there was some doubt he would be able to play again. I was asked if Vida would be interested in performing a benefit to help him pay for his medical bills, as well as possible surgery to repair the damge in his hand. I said yes right away, and helped organize the benefit. It was a great day and night. So many bands offered to play, that the show began at 2 or 3 in the afternoon, and didn't end until 2AM.
I thought it would be cool if Vida actually performed some of Joe's tunes, and asked Saccharine Trust singer and poet (lyricist if you insist) Jack Brewer if he would do the singing. He agreed. As it turned out, we had NO rehearsals of the material. About 20 minutes befor going on, we ran through the 2 tunes in the parking lot on unamplified instruments, went inside and dove right in. It's sloppy, but it's heart-felt, and for no rehearsals not too bad. It was also a gas playing the song 'Joey' for the guy we wrote it for.
By the way, I also wrote a very simple 'blues' instrumental called 'Mano A Mano' (which means 'Hand To Hand') for Joe and I to work his damaged hand back into shape. He only needed one finger at a time to play his part. We wound up performing it in Vida a few times as a set opener, and if I find a good sounding tape, I'll post that one in the future as well.


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Gustavus Myers, 1872–1942, American historian, b. Trenton, N.J. He worked on a number of newspapers and magazines in New York City, joined the Populist party and the Social Reform Club, and was a member (1907–12) of the Socialist party. Such books as The History of Tammany Hall (1901, rev. ed. 1917), History of the Great American Fortunes (3 vol., 1910, rev. ed. 1936), and History of the Supreme Court of the United States (1912) were detailed, realistic exposés through which Myers made his reputation in the muckraking era of American literature.


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BSG Ecology has expertise in biodiversity enhancement within sustainable design. This includes the ecological elements of design of green and brown roofs and sustainable drainage systems. We have won awards for some of our work.
Planning policy directs planning authorities to expect developers to maintain and enhance biodiversity value wherever this is possible.
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BSG Ecology staff work with design teams from concept stage to project completion. This allows effects on biodiversity to be avoided, and opportunities to be identified and maximised. BSG Ecology is able to advise on habitat creation and enhancement appropriate to the locality, as well as how value to biodiversity can be obtained from more formal planted areas. Invasive species such as Japanese knotweed and Himalayan balsam are common on development sites, and we are able to provide advice on the implications of the presence of these species.
We provide advice on the ecological design of features within sustainable drainage systems as part of our input to environmental impact assessments and masterplanning projects. Attenuation ponds and swales provide opportunities for an attractive resource for biodiversity and we are able to provide advice on methods to maximise the value of existing and new features.
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We are able to provide advice on how measures for specific species can be incorporated into new builds or refurbishment projects including integrated bird and bat boxes, bird bricks, bat bricks and bat tiles. Our advice considers how these measures can be incorporated or retained without compromising the additional demands imposed on projects by initiatives such as "zero carbon" homes.
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We provide detailed ecological design advice for green and brown roofs (also known as intensive and extensive green roofs). We understand that inclusion of these features can have significant implications for the engineered properties of the roof, and work with the design team to ensure that recommendations are deliverable.
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Kerala Style Potato Fry Recipe
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- 1 tsp Chilly Powder
- ¼ tsp Flour
- Oil
- Salt to taste
How to make Kerala Style Potato Fry:
- Slice the potatoes in a round shape.
- Put the potato slices in a bowl and mix with chilly powder, flour and salt to taste.
- Take oil in a pan and fry the potatoes nicely on low flame.
- Serve it hot.


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THE BEST OF 2012 So many great comic books this year, 2012 felt like the beginning of a new standard for the art form. Image Comics celebrated its 20th Anniversary with several striking new books from a diverse talent pool. New books from established industry giants such as Grant Morrison and Ed Brubaker were joined by fresh new voices in Brandon Graham and Joe Keatinge. Together they combined to give us Happy, Fatale, Prophet, Multiple … [Read more...]
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So the year that was 2012 is drawing to a close. What a crazy year it has been in the world of comics. It was the year that saw Image Comics surge and rise to its former glory with the launch of bold new series, SAGA, HAPPY, HELL YEAH, REVIVAL and FATALE. The blockbuster series WALKING DEAD continued to climb all the way to the top of the charts and not look back. New voices like Joe Keatinge and Brandon Graham broke fresh ground with their … [Read more...]


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Opened 6 years ago
Closed 6 years ago
#14588 closed (fixed)
Changed behaviour of middlewares after [14393]
|Reported by:
|Petr Marhoun <petr.marhoun@…>
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|Core (Other)
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|Has patch:
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|Patch needs improvement:
|Easy pickings:
Documentation says:
Unlike the process_request() and process_view() methods, the process_response() method is always called, even if the process_request() and process_view() methods of the same middleware class were skipped because an earlier middleware method returned an HttpResponse.
But after [14393] response middleware are called only if there is no response from process_request or process_view or process_exception or Http404 or PermissionDenied.
It is problematic with transaction middleware - it is necessary to call process_response or process_exception to close open transaction. But if process_response returns response, transaction is still opened and stacked. And if there is something outside transaction in the following request in the same thread, it is not committed - for example session middleware could be outside, it would be impossible to login.
I also found one bug in my code - if process_exception returns response, following exception middlewares are skipped and transaction could be closed in ThreadMiddleware.process_response. So there was commit, not rollback (before [14393]). It was logical consequence of the documentation, but maybe there could be a note about it.
Change History (3)
comment:1 Changed 6 years ago by kmike
- Cc kmike added
- Needs documentation unset
- Needs tests unset
- Patch needs improvement unset
comment:2 Changed 6 years ago by russellm
- Triage Stage changed from Unreviewed to Accepted
Yes, this is a change in behavior that wasn't picked up by our test suite. I've got a fix in progress, along with a bunch of tests to validate the intended behavior of the request/response cycle.
comment:3 Changed 6 years ago by russellm
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from new to closed


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