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Mary Jacoby reports on the presidential race.
Carly Fiorina for vice president?
The former Hewlett Packard CEO, an economics adviser and fund-raiser for Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain, has never run for public office before. But in an interview Tuesday, former McCain campaign official and current Republican National Committee Deputy Chairman Frank Donatelli refused to rule her out. "I am so impressed with her," Donatelli said. "We could do a lot worse than Carly."
There's been a low-level buzz among conservatives in Washington about Fiorina's prospects for a couple of weeks, apparently spurred by a private lunch Donatelli attended with antitax advocate Grover Norquist. At the lunch, Donatelli talked up Fiorina's conservative positions against abortion and gun control, say people with knowledge of the meeting.
Donatelli confirmed the lunch conversation but acknowledged, "She would not be a traditional pick." There could be pressure on McCain however to chose a woman or a minority running mate, given the Democratic field.
Fiorina's negatives? She's not a party figure with obvious ability to unite Republicans, she doesn't bring a state with her, and she carries baggage from her time at HP, where she was ousted over performance issues.
McCain spokesman Brian Rogers said he had no comment.
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Lulu, the Fae Sorceress has very good skins available; as well as Pix. In fact, if you like the idea of not only changing the look of your champion but also that of your enemies, then you'll find much to like in Lulu's whimsical ways. If you want to glitter with the best looks that fae magic has to offer then her skins' review has much to tell you.
|Lulu dressed in a confectionery theme with a candy cane replacing her staff, sweets decorating her hat and Pix displaying lollipop wings. She also carries a bag of sweets, has heterochromatic eyes and heavily curled hair.
|New model for Lulu, her staff, Pix's wings and polymorphed enemies.
|No new particles.
|No new animations.
|New sound for Whimsy.
|Splash Art:
|The splash art makes a good job at showing the confectionery theme in all aspects of the skin. Lulu's new look takes centre stage with Pix flying nearby an enemy turned cupcake. The background is minimal, though a huge lollipop is visible to the left. The lighting is well used as well as the colours, yet for some reason the whole piece seems more bitter than sweet. Not a bad splash art, but overall it all looks a bit strange.
|Bittersweet Lulu is a skin that goes beyond changing the look of the champion and presents a whole concept. Lulu's model is well done and Pix is modified to match the confectionery theme. The addition of cupcakes as polymorphed enemies is a nice extra touch that makes the skin stand out. Some people may not like the look as the concept may not be palatable for all. However, if you do like it Bittersweet Lulu is a great skin to get.
|Lulu dresses as a dark sorceress, Pix portrays her bat familiar and polymorphed enemies become cats.
|New model for Lulu, her staff, Pix's wings and head; in addition to polymorphed enemies.
|No new particles.
|No new animations.
|New sound for Whimsy.
|Splash Art:
|This piece shows Lulu in action as she blasts polymorphed enemies away. The way the cats fly due to Lulu's spell is a great way of displaying her power. Pix stance also matches Lulu's just as their looks do. The background is simple but adequate. The reflections produced by the magical energy are present all over nearby surfaces. All in all, the whole piece comes together quite well. A great splash art that shows that what is displayed is just as important as how it's portrayed.
|Wicked Lulu is a skin that will probably appeal to just about anybody. The dark sorceress theme is present all over the skin without being exaggerated. Pix has a nice new look just as polymorphed enemies do and both match the concept. In Lulu's case, she looks more traditional without becoming a copy of her classic incarnation. In summary, a very good skin that shows that a good execution can make an old concept stay fresh.
|Lulu as a young human sorceress, dressed in elaborate clothes and partnered with a comical baby dragon.
|New model for Lulu, Pix and polymorphed enemies.
|New particles for her abilities and auto-attacks.
|New animations for Pix when using emotes, Glitterlance, auto-attacks and death.
|New sound for Whimsy and new Pix sounds for taunt and death.
|Splash Art:
|The background just shows some trees, rocks and grass. With some imagination one could picture an opening in the forest near hills or mountains but the unexplainable brightness behind Lulu keeps the setting as a suggestion. There are also a few dragon babies that have recently hatched and their expression of panic and desperate escape give some context to the action. Both Lulu and Pix are rather well depicted with attractive poses and good shading. However, Pix and Lulu's clothes look a little too dark while the light over Lulu seems too bright. Regardless, the shading is very good: cloth folds, hair strands and reflections look great. All things considered, it's good splash art that suffers from a peculiar choice of colours and contrast.
|Dragon Trainer Lulu isn't that different, in essence, from Lulu's classic self. In spite of her human look and golden attire, she still behaves as a playful yordle sorceress. This skin actually centres the changes on Pix which in turn makes them less evident and not as relevant. That is, both Lulu and Pix receive good looking models and the new particles are quite eye-catching; just like Whimsy's hatching dragons. Nevertheless, most of the work was placed on animating Pix and even so, aside from emotes, there isn't much for Pix to do as Lulu is the central character. Therefore, unless you have an especial interest in Lulu's companion, many features will be too subtle to notice. In conclusion, Dragon Trainer Lulu is a skin dedicated to Pix fans that feels overpriced despite all the fine additions; especially if you just want a novel look for Lulu.
|Lulu as an ice sorceress and Pix as a poro.
|New model for Lulu, Pix and polymorphed enemies.
|New particles for Pix, her staff, abilities and auto-attacks.
|New flying animation for Pix and new recall.
|New sounds for Glitterlance, Whimsy, Help, Pix! and recall.
|Splash Art:
|The monochromatic tones of this piece manage to present a fitting even if unsurprising setting. The background consists of a reunion of poros in a forest gathered around Lulu. The premise lacks depth just like the background but stands as an effective frame. Actually, the general tone of the piece is a bit cartoony but attractive nonetheless. Lulu's magical display breathes some life into the piece along her bright eyes and clear smile. Her clothes are nice when they can be seen like the fur or the metallic decorations on her hat. However, the magic spectacle covers most of her coat. On top of that, her staff seems completely absent. Conversely, Pix can be wholly appreciated with sensible fur but a puzzling expression. In the end, it's a splash art that successfully centres the attention on Lulu and Pix. Every element works towards that aim, even the colours, but it leaves a flat aftertaste of monotony.
|Winter Wonder Lulu is a very focused skin with a theme specifically spread over every aspect. From the clothes to the snow particles almost everything is linked to snow and ice. Some elements are more direct than others: for instance, the snowflake shield in contrast to a poro Pix. Nonetheless, it's a very consistent skin even if unoriginal and a bit homogeneous in terms of colours. Still, when taken as the sum of its parts it's a very satisfying and effective skin that not only communicates its idea well but is also attractive. In the end, this is a great skin for the Fae Sorceress but sadly too expensive for the features it provides. However, as it packs all of Lulu's mischief with a different flavour it's certainly recommended while on sale.
|Lulu disguised as a squid and Pix transformed into a pufferfish.
|New model for Lulu, Pix and polymorphed enemies plus new bubbles for her staff.
|New particles for her abilities and auto-attack.
|New recall animation, opening staff for her auto-attack, bobbing eyes for her squid hat and swimming animation for Pix.
|New sounds for her abilities, auto-attack and recall.
|Splash Art:
|A clear sky, fresh water and some palm trees make up the setting for this piece. There seems to be a strange fog as the trees don't seem to be so far away. Regardless, there's some context to the action. The champions all share the spotlight and, fortunately, they all have a place; even Pix. It could be said that some seem more important than others but the feeling of fun is easy to perceive. What isn't so clear is how the personality of each champion is reflected in their actions. In fact, the actions performed seem to be rather pedestrian and lack the unique colour that is natural to each of them. Specifically, Zac is just standing, Lulu and Mundo merely float away and Rek'Sai and Draven perform a stunt. Therefore, none of them do something that is unequivocally identified as part of their personality.
This all doesn't mean that the piece is bad: the idea is clearly exposed and as far as a pool or beach party is concerned the message is conveyed. It's just a pity that Zac can't be more elastic, Draven more egocentric, Rek'Sai more alien, Lulu more mischievous and Mundo more nutty. In the end, it's a splash art that manages a balance between the champions and places them in context but without showing enough of what makes each of them unique.
|If Pool Party Lulu had to be described with a single word it would surely be: charming. The water theme is adapted to Lulu's fancy with a playful but believable style that seems custom made for her. As far as gear goes there's nothing out of the ordinary: a swimsuit, inflatable armbands and a swim ring; at any rate it's all expected and ordinary. Even Lulu doesn't change much from her usual appearance except for a new bob haircut.
The skin gets interesting once we centre our attention on her large squid hat, her clam staff and inflated puffer fish Pix. These elements match her childish nature but also stand on their own with cute and colourful designs. In fact, Lulu doesn't look far from a mischievous little girl wearing a costume and that familiarity, added to the appealing aspect, define a unique and attractive personality for the skin.
The water particles and sounds also help said identity even if the bubbles and clam patterns can feel a bit repetitive. Perhaps they aren't impressive, strictly speaking, but the liquid feel of her magic is evident and the seal polymorph is a fittingly funny choice. The water on the abilities is complemented with references to the sea and the beach which are good touches that keep adding to the theme. The animations are few but they all contribute their bit to make the skin even more special. Specifically, the recall is a wonderful representation of Lulu that exposes her behaviour with warm eloquence.
All things considered, Pool Party Lulu is a wonderful skin with a pleasing personality that is defined through multiple additions that all work together to create a consistent whole. It's not a perfect product and the price isn't low but the result oozes appeal and captures part of that childish delight in enjoying a passion for the sea.
Champions' release skins seldom come with this level of quality and few stay at the top with additional releases. As Lulu's skins change her look as well as Pix and polymorphed enemies there's a lot of space to explore. In general, Lulu's skins have very interesting concepts with equally good execution.
In particular, Wicked Lulu is the recommended skin simply because its traditional concept might appeal to the most people. However, Bittersweet Lulu is just as good; so if you like to see Lulu surrounded by sweets you can't go wrong with it.
Dragon Trainer Lulu is without a doubt one of the skins that adds the most but it also carries a price unlike most skins. Only dedicated Pix fans may appreciate the changes enough to consider it a good purchase.
The Snowdown addition of Winter Wonder Lulu comes with particularly nice looks that don't completely make up for its high price. It's far from a bad skin but more is to be expected from the skin as it doesn't add much over cheaper options.
Finally, the charm of Pool Party Lulu is undeniable. The water theme is consistently implemented with a pleasing and charismatic feel. While the skin isn't without fault it comes together to create a delightful style that expresses Lulu's sea passion with playful innocence.
51 Responses to "League of Legends: Lulu Skins' Review"
what about her new skin?
Do you guys think buying Dragon Trainer Lulu on sale is a good deal?….because I like Lulu a lot and this skin is so freakin' adorable but a little bit pricey ;x. Also is there any information if these 1350RP skins are immune to sales or they will go on sale?
Should I get Dragon Trainer lulu or Wicked?
im still stuck between these two
I know that Dragon Trainer lulu is a bit pricey but the effects are nice
help would be nice :D?
Will you review her new Winter skin soon? I'm thinking of getting Lulu as my next champ and I liked the Bittersweet skin best until I saw this new winter one making Pix a Poro! ^_^
Please review the winter skins! I'd really love to hear what you've got to say about them.
Out of all your reviews, the Concept section of Bittersweet Lulu stands out as unusually long. Why is that?
Winter Wounder Lulu actually has a new sound for using Help, Pix! on an allied champion. The sound is made by Pix I believe, it is quite noticeable.
i enjoyed reading your reviews. wicked lulu is on sale this week. i was wondering if i should buy it. Is bittersweet lulu better?
So Zero, this summer's Pool Party skins are on the PBE now, and I want to request your current thoughts on them. The theme seems to have been developed heavily since last summer, now featuring a lot of new water effects as well as some other treats, though also coming with higher prices. The least impressive of the 5, the Mundo one, can apparently be obtained for free by gathering enough points with the upcoming Pool Party event next week. Even though I don't even play Mundo, a free skin is always welcome, especially one with a bit of extra effects/sounds.
My personal favourite of the 5 is the Pool Party Lulu, which seems to be the summer counterpart of Winter Wonder, but I am happy with my Winter Wonder. The Rek'Sai one was somewhat unexpected for me, but seems like a decent funny skin with nice water effects. The long-awaited Zac skin also seems great but the high price can only be explained by the work it took to make the model I suppose. The high prices on the Lulu and Rek'Sai ones is hard to justify, as Atlantean Syndra offers pretty much the same features. The Draven one has an appropriate price thankfully, and looks like a good option for a funny Draven skin. Finally, the Mundo one I am not sure what I think about. For a potentially free skin it is great, but for 975 it seems somewhat unexciting.
Hi, I noticed you missed some details on the Dragon Trainer Lulu skin. Such as Pix's custom death animation, and the new sounds for his taunt, dance, and if you listen very closely you can hear a very faint cackling noise during the laugh.
Hi zero, I've been looking to get a lulu skin which changes her particles for a while now and I've finally chosen winter wonder. However as it is a legacy it wont be out for 4 more months. Is it worth the wait or should i go for dragon trainer or pool party instead?
Keep up the good work.
Hey there,
I just noticed that Pool Party Lulu's hat eyes jiggle
What i find disappointing in pool party lulu is it doesnt really stick to lulu's main concept of being a glittery, shiny sorcerer. Lulu's other skins stick to this concept with very attractive particles and costumes and while pool party does show her mischievous childish side, it doesn't come across as a sorcerer's outfit.
Hi, how do you feel about the WIP texture/color update on DT Lulu?
Pool party or winter wonder.. I like the two!
A question for the admin, ¿Is poolparty Lulu gonna be on sale sometime? :3
Thanks for the reviews
So, I have both the "Pool Party" and "Winter Wonder" skins as shards, which one should I disenchant/upgrade?
Okay, didn't see you already replied to a comment with a similar question.
Hi Strategy Zero team! I have a bit of a weird question, and a silly dilemma. I know you haven't reviewed Star Guardian Lulu, but I'm really torn to decide whether to wait for Star Guardian Lulu or get Dragon Trainer Lulu on sale. As you said in your review, DT is not necessarily the best skin, but on sale it's so much worth it, given the gorgeous model, the animated Pix and the nice particles. But then, I find SG to be incredibly cute, although in some way it feels somewhat lacking – maybe the fact Pix is not animated, or that the skin seems a bit bland in terms of particles. I can't quite point it out. I'm definitely getting SG Janna, so of course I was thinking of getting a SG collection, but DT Lulu kind of seems like a slightly better skin, especially on sale. I know you have just seen SG recently, but I wanted to hear your opinion <3

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CD East 66, Phoenixville 45: Dwight Whitlock tallied 25 points, Joe Lemelle scored a season-high 17, and Derrick Biney added 11 as the host Panthers (7-6) won their third straight against the out-of-town Phantoms (4-9). East seized control by outscoring Phoenixville 21-4 in the second quarter.
Lower Dauphin 51, East Pennsboro 28: Rolling to their ninth straight victory, the visiting Falcons (11-2) suffocated the offense of the Panthers (7-4), holding them to five, seven and three points, respectively, over the first three quarters. Tommy Bowen scored 14 to lead LD, while T.J. Stahlman's nine points topped East Penn.
Elco 58, Tulpehocken 43: The host Raiders (5-8) blew out of the starting gate to wreck the Trojans (11-2), who saw a decisive end to their eight-game winning streak. Colton Lawrence scored 21, Caleb Buchmoyer 15 and Derek Miller 10 for Elco. Robert Ekvall's 12 points topped Tulpy.
East Juniata 76, Harrisburg Academy 49: Erupting for a career-high 38 points was Nick Lorenz, who scored 25 of his points over the middle two quarters to help the Tigers (9-0) blow past the visiting Spartans (5-7). The game was tied, 15-15, after one. David Brantley added 16 for EJ, while Jalen Gabbidon scored 27 for Academy.
Mifflin County 60, New Hope Academy 54: The score tied into the fourth quarter, Evan Seby netted 10 of his team-high 17 points in the final frame to carry the Huskies (6-6) to a home victory over the Mighty Ants (5-5). Curtis Jerzerick added 14 points, and Hunter Wright posted a double-double with 12 points and 16 boards for the Lewistown crew. Montrel Morgan's 17 points paced New Hope.
Greenwood 37, Lancaster Country Day 31: Limiting the host Cougars (2-8, 1-6) to just nine points in the first half, the Wildcats (8-3, 5-2) again showcased their defensive prowess. Adam Harrison led Greenwood with 11 points, while Grant Garvin pocketed 13 for LCD in this Tri-Valley League contest.
Central York 76, Cumberland Valley 49: A battle of two of District 3's top Class AAAA squads turned ugly in a hurry, as the host Panthers (10-2) hammered the Eagles (11-2) in York County. Sam Saxton scored 11 of his game-high 19 in the second quarter, and Royce Clemens added 16 points for Central, which stretched its winning streak to four. John Peterson's 16 points paced CV, which saw its five-game winning streak snapped.
Williams Valley 70, Upper Dauphin 35: Stephen Sedesse (22 poins, 13 rebounds) and Nick Rodichok (15 points, 13 rebounds) both collected double-doubles, and the host Vikings (10-0) doubled up the Trojans (5-6) to extended its unbeaten start to the season. Ben Rautzahn (13) and Cody Miller (12) also cracked double figures for Valley, while Mookie Miller netted 14 for UD.
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Bulging Disc Remedy
Remedy for Disc Bulge or Disc Herniation
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Bulging and/or herniation of the disc is a common and serious cause of lower back pain.
The cushions between your spinal bones are flexible structures filled with fluids and a central gel-like center known as the nucleus. They act as mini shock absorbers to prevent overloading the spinal bones. They are also spacers that allow enough room between the bones for nerves to exit freely so that they can transfer vital messages from the brain to the body and back again.
In your normal day to day activities, the forces of gravity beating down on your spine and the pressure from physical
exertion, bending, moving, etc cause the discs to leak out a slight amount of water. The disc then slightly shrinks. Once we retire for the day and are laying in bed, there are less forces from gravity and movement on the discs and they begin to slowly soak water back up. The discs are like sponges. They allow water to leave and they soak it back up at night.
This is a process called "imbibition." The discs imbibe, or drink water that contains nutrients like minerals and oxygen to replenish the discs and keep them healthy, flexible and strong. Many people in their 70′s and even well into their 80′s have well hydrated and healthy discs, while others in only their 20′s have dehydrated and damaged discs. Disc disease is therefore not necessarily an aging process and many would have you believe. It can affect even teenagers.
Disc disease can occur for a variety of reasons.
Trauma from exertion or accidents can apply forces to the disc that exceed the tensile strength of the disc fibers causing them to crack slightly. Defects in the outer fibers allows the internal pressure to cause a bulge or out pouching of the disc.
Other causes of disc disease are more subtle. Long standing misalignment of vertebral bones called subluxation can prevent the disc from imbibing water at night. The discs then slowly dehydrate unknown to you until the dehydration is severe enough to cause the disc to lose height and begin to bulge. Many cases involve several years of dehydration prior to the first tell tale symptoms of back and leg pain.
No matter what causes the disc to become dehydrated or desiccated as you may read on an MRI report, the end result is the same. Dehydration of the disc causes the disc material to change its characteristics. Instead of flexible and rubbery it becomes hardened and leathery. These changes cause the disc to shrink in height bringing the spinal bones closer together and closer to the nerves that traverse through them. The change in the physical nature of the discs also causes it to become weekend and begin to bulge. As the disc material bulges it may project backwards towards the spinal cord and/or nerves. Even small amount of bulging can cause enough pressure to build up around the nerves that they become irritated and the characteristic burning, tingling, numbness and pain anywhere form the back to the toes occurs.
Discs that have become more severely damaged by trauma or long-standing dehydration may herniate.
A herniation is when the center of the disc or nucleus begins to travel through the outer layers of the disc and protrude outward towards nerves. This is a more serious condition because it means that the fibers of the disc have been severely damaged as compared to bulging, which may involve damage to only a few layers of outer fibers. If the inner gel of the disc herniates outside of and become totally dislodged from the rest of the disc it referred to as an extrusion. Extruded disc material may attach by scar tissue to the outside of the disc or may dislodge and move around the spine sometimes locating against nerves.
Symptoms of disc bulge or herniation varies depending on severity, proximity to nerves and so on. Low back pain may occur around the site of the offended disc in the midline of the spine. It may be accompanied by pain and stiffness along the sides of the spine due to muscle contraction. Some patients with disc disease feel absolutely no back pain at all.
Another common symptom of disc bulge or herniation is leg pain. "Pain" can be represented by sensation of one or more of the following: deep aching, sharp shooting, electric shock, pins and needles, burning, numbness (loss of sensation), coldness, wetness, crawling, restlessness and more. The pattern of leg pain depends on which nerves are involved, which is an important key for your doctor to hone in on where the problem is coming from particularly when multiple discs are involved. In general, if there is a solitary discreet patch of pain you probably only have one nerve involved. If on the other hand, you have pain that spreads from your butt down to your toes, you more than likely have multiple nerves affected.
A rare, but very serious manifestation of disc herniation is loss of bowel or bladder control. If you experience these
symptoms it is imperative that you consult an emergency room right away. You may be experiencing "Cauda Equina Syndrome" in which the lower parts of the spinal cord are completely compressed causing major malfunction within the nerves. This could lead to irreversible paralysis so emergency surgery may be indicated.
Treatment for disc bulge or herniation that is causing back and/or leg pain only and do not involve loss of bowel or bladder control can be managed by a competent physician specializing in disc problems. Options such as chiropractic manipulation, physical therapy, acupuncture, medications, steroid injections, gravity boots and exercises can help relieve some inflammation, spasm and pain. However, when you consider what a disc bulge or herniation entails, you'll realize that these treatments cannot actually fix the problem.
How can these treatments rehydrate the discs? How would they make the bulging disc suck back in and off of the nerves? They can't.
Likewise, surgery, an all too common treatment for disc bulge or herniation, does not actually fix the problem. A simple surgery where the disc bulge is removed by cutting or lasering is called a discectomy. Once the bulge is removed, the disc heals with scar tissue. Scar tissue is less elastic than original disc tissue so the disc will be less flexible. Scar tissue is also weaker than the tissue it replaces meaning the disc is now more susceptible to failure in the future. In fact there is an approximately 70% chance of requiring a second surgery within 5 years of the first one. This second surgery is often a fusion, where the bones are locked together with bolts or screws. For the relief of back and/or leg pain due to disc disease fusions have a 1 out of 6 chance for an excellent outcome.
You may find yourself asking, "So if chiropractic and physical therapy can't fix the disc and surgery doesn't work either,
then what can I do?"
Luckily all is not lost. There are modern computerized medical technologies that can repair damaged discs. Combined with the latest techniques in spinal rehabilitation, disc bulge and herniations sufferers have new hope for their condition. A fairly new non-surgical, drugless therapy known as DRX9000 non-surgical spinal disc decompression just may be the answer to your lower back and leg pain due to bulging or herniated discs, stenosis, sciatica, or painful arthritis.
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Many of those who competed in the BBC-televised men's and women's Lakeside World Championship in Surrey are expected to toe the oche at the Villa Marina including runner up Alan Norris, 2013 world champ Scott Waites and three times world champ Martin Adams. Making a return to the BDO circuit and the Manx championship is double world champ Ted "The Count" Hankey, a previous winner of the island tournament. Former world title holder Andy "The Viking" Fordham, who continues his bid to battle back into the darting limelight following illness, is also hoping to compete in the popular Manx championship. The four day tournament bulls off on Thursday March 6 at the Villa Marina.
Defending title holder and former world champ Anastasia Dobromyslova will be a strong contender to retain her title but Lancashire's world champ Lisa Ashton will be keen to show her Frimley Green success was no fluke, while Welsh international Julie Gore – four times a Manx winner – and five times island winner Deta Hedman will be keen to extend their success in the island competition. And nine times world champ Trina Gulliver – awarded the MBE in the New Year's Honours – will be gunning for her third Manx title.
Twelve months ago Wayne Harrison celebrated his move to the island 10 years earlier, winning the festival warm-up singles. The Laxey player's success followed islander Colin Tyrer's victory in the same event two years earlier.
Their success against top county players demonstrated the island darting pedigree but can they move up ladder of success and scoop the big one this year?
Tournament director Les France of LF Promotions said: "The island has a wealth of darting talent – both men and women. This festival of darts gives them the opportunity to test themselves against some of the world's top players.
"And at the end of the day, this sport is all about confidence. All players have the same number of darts and a few morale-boosting darts from the islanders could see their more experienced opponents buckling and missing important doubles. I t would be fitting as we hurtle towards the 30th tournament in 2015 to see a good run for islanders in this year's competition," said France.
And there are once again cash bonuses on offer to islanders in this, the 29th staging of the darts festival. There is the chance to grab a share of cash being offered for the most successful islander in the men's and women's events.
And this year there is a £150 bonus on offer to the man or woman notching the highest checkout.
Play at the island championship starts on Thursday evening with the new Isle of Man Classic, the women's singles backed by Specsavers and the men's event sponsored by Okells Brewery. Prizemoney will be paid down to the last 16 in both events with the men's winner pocketing £750 and the women's winner £600.
Friday night sees the mixed pairs while the under-18s do battle for the eye-catching £200 top prize in the Winmau-backed youth championship. More importantly there is a chance for the top teenager to win through to the finals of the Winmau World Masters tournament in the north east of England during the autumn.
Saturday is devoted to the prestige Isle of Man International Darts Festival singles – with £5000 going to the men's winner and £3000 to the winner of the women's singles.
The Isle of Man Steam Packet Company is offering £150 to the most successful male islander in the competition, while the top Manx woman will win £100.
And this year for the first time there is a cash bonus for the best checkouts during Saturday's play. Quids Inn – the popular seafront bar in Douglas – is offering £250 for the highest finish achieved.
They are also providing £100 to the best island checkout on the day.
Sunday – the final day of competition – sees the men's and women's doubles played during the morning with the finals of all competitions decided on Sunday afternoon in an exciting climax to the four day tournament on stage in the Royal Hall.
Admission to the Villa Marina is free of charge for spectators. Competition entry forms are available from the Welcome Centre at the Sea Terminal or on-line at www.visitisleofman.com
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This highlight on the birding calendar takes place over three consecutive weekends and attracts over 700 birding enthusiasts and experts from across the country and internationally.
The annual Kruger National Park (KNP) Birding Weekends are part of a conservation programme, mostly based on volunteerism. The annual event is organised by the South African National Parks (SANParks) Honorary Rangers (HR) of the West Rand Region and sponsored by Sasol. This highlight on the birding calendar takes place over three consecutive weekends and attracts over 700 birding enthusiasts and experts from across the country and internationally.
In January 2014, the Kruger National Park hosted the 16th annual birding weekend with participants spread across 19 camps in the world-famous wildlife sanctuary. The purpose of these weekends is to collect data on the bird species residing in the park as well as educate and involve people in the world of birding while raises funds that are donated to conservation efforts. Those who are keen birders are exposed to expert birders who can guide and advise them in the process of spotting birds.
The HR of the West Rand Region has also contributed to ornithology research and assisted Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) and BirdLife South Africa with GPS co-ordinates of sightings of birds on the Red Data List.
Bird lists are collated yearly during the KNP Birding Weekends and birding experts chaperone each group to assist guests with the identification of cryptic species, such as the brown eagles and little brown birds. The birding experts share interesting information about bird biology, ecology and migration patterns.
At the same time GPS co-ordinates of vulnerable species on the Red Data List, such as the Southern Ground Hornbill and Secretary Bird are recorded. This information is important to research scientists from the EWT and the Avian Demography Units of the University of Cape Town. Future plans include the counts of water birds on the various pans and dams visited by guests.
"The purpose of the weekends is to provide birders with the opportunity to identify as many birds as possible within a 50km radius of their chosen camp. Guests have a selection of 21 flagship venues where the area is home to over 200 bird species. Typically each camp has a few unique species, not found throughout the KNP. For example, the African Barred Owl is more likely to be seen at Talamati, the collared praticole at Letaba, and the crested guineafowl at Pafuri," says Peter Zietsman, chairman of the HR West Rand Region.
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The job market may be rough, but an Easton man is facing prison time after becoming so frustrated with a local temporary employment agency that he threatened to kill employees.
Judge Paula A. Roscioli sentenced Joseph G. Godwin, 30, of the 1200 block of Lehigh Street, to one to two months in prison for harassment, followed by one year of probation.
Police said Godwin called Kelly Services in Hellertown 20 times in 45 minutes and told employees "I am going to find you and beat you all up. You don't know who you're messing with. I'm going to kill you."Godwin also left two voicemails with threats and obscene language. Police were able to track Godwin down through a job application he left at the temp agency.
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Question:What symptoms did you experience with your corns?
Comment from: joanne, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: January 31
I have a soft corn in between my last two toes. This is not the first time it has appeared. I have been in serious pain now for over 6 weeks including shooting pains even without shoes on. I am unable to wear any covered shoe for more than ten minutes without pain, nothing seems to work, I have tried padding the areas without success. During my first visit to my general physician I was prescribed an anti-inflammatory tablet, but there's no change. Now I have been prescribed a fungal cream, I'm still very sore and in agony!
Comment from: Serab, 45-54 Male (Patient) Published: June 27
I am suffering acute pain on my right foot, even after I removed the corns three times at the hospital. It keeps recurring and is very painful. It's on the part where much of the pressure is there while walking. I cannot run, and my walking looks like limping. I don't have any other health problems, but it is bothering me a lot.
Comment from: Nic, 19-24 Female (Patient) Published: March 17
I have had a corn on the ball of my foot for a month now. I tried so many things to get rid of it. I have been to the doctor, he refuses to cut it out. They freeze it and it hasn't worked. I have tried pharmacy drugs and nothing has worked. It has now affected my walking because it hurts to put pressure on it.
Comment from: ellen, 55-64 Female (Patient) Published: May 29
My problem is a constant recurrence of callouses on the sole of both feet. I have gone to several podiatrists with little relief. I also have fungus on both of my large toes (at the sides) and at the tip of my two smaller toes below the nails. It is thick and has made my toenails dark. Doctors don't seem to be able to help. I find it very difficult to get a soft pair of shoes, especially dress shoes with heels. I am desperate. I need some help.
Comment from: aryan, 25-34 Male (Patient) Published: May 28
I recently developed a corn on my right foot which gives me some pain. I'd like to know about medications to take and if there are certain treatments that work. I don't want an operation.
Comment from: Harriet, 55-64 Female (Patient) Published: December 10
Be careful to distinguish between a corn on your finger and a ganglion. I had what looked like a blister/corn on one of my toes and went to a podiatrist. Then I got one on my finger. It's a bulge of the fluid in the joint. Sometimes it is painful, but most of the time it is not. I have lanced the one on my finger and removed some of the fluid. It's better for a while but fills up again.
Comment from: exerciser, 25-34 Female (Caregiver) Published: November 10
I have never had any problems with my feet. Then it seemed so suddenly I had a corn on the ball of my foot located on the bone near my big toe. I think it's from using an elliptical machine seven days a week. It's small, but very painful when I walk around barefoot or with socks. I have been strengthening my ACLs in both knees, so exercise options are limited. I must be putting the same pressure repeatedly in the same spot.
Comment from: 55-64 Male (Patient) Published: August 23
I am suffering some pain and excessive bleeding from a corn that has developed on the inside midde of the second finger of the right hand. There is no pressure. Is not responding to OTC corn removal pads or drops except to whiten skin and cause the corn to swell. Each time the corn bursts, there is a lot of bleeding and then it all starts over again.
Comment from: amit, 19-24 Male (Patient) Published: August 21
I am suffering acute pain on my right foot, even after I removed the corns two times at the hospital. It keeps recurring and is very painful. It's on the part where much of the pressure is there while walking. I cannot run, and my walking looks like limping. I don't have any other health problems, but it is bothering me a lot.
Comment from: 35-44 Female (Caregiver) Published: July 26
My mother in law has corns on her toes on both feet, it's been now 19 years she had lots of treatment done to get rid of her corns. Her corns got that worse now she can't even walk without wearing any soft pad shoes on the floor. I am doing some research right now so how she can get rid from these corns and walk properly.
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A new report from the Giving USA Foundation reveals Americans are giving more to charity than in recent years.
The group found that charitable donations jumped by at least $10 billion in 2010.
The Giving USA Foundation also reported that individuals and corporations donated $280 billion in 2009. In 2010, that number increased to nearly $291 billion.
Even so, charities are still facing hard times.
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He added that the rebound in charitable giving is good news, but that if giving continues to grow at the 2010 rate, it will still take five to six more years just to return to the level of giving seen before the recession.
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September 25, 2012 Grand Rapids, MI - The Grand Rapids Community College Bob and Aleicia Woodrick Diversity Learning Center announces the speakers and for its eighteenth Diversity Lecture Series.
- JEFF CHANG - Wednesday, October 3, 2012 Who We Be: The Colorization of America
Author, Historian, Music Critic; Executive Director of the Institute for Diversity in the Arts at Stanford University
- KAMBRI CREWS - Wednesday, October 24, 2012 Burn the Ground Down
Author, Comedic Storyteller, Producer
- DOUGLAS RUSHKOFF - Tuesday, November 13, 2012: Digital Nation
Author, Media Theorist, Lecturer, CNN Commentator
- LZ GRANDERSON - Wednesday, February 13, 2013: Dare You to Move
Journalist, Commentator, Sports Writer (ESPN), former GR Press Sports Columnist
- SUSAN CAIN - Wednesday, March 13, 2013: Quiet, The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking
Author, Lecturer, former corporate lawyer
All lectures begin at 7:00 p.m. at Fountain Street Church, 24 Ransom St. NE, in Grand Rapids. These events are free and open to the public; on-campus parking is available for $3.00 with a discount pass available at the lecture.
For more information, call (616) 234-3390 or visit www.grcc.edu/lecture.
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The Open
Medicine Institute officially launched its OpenMedNet platform, an online
healthcare environment that can be used by patients, physicians, and research
institutions to track detailed data on how treatments and lifestyle factors
affect the management of chronic disease. (Clinical
Informatics News profiled the platform in "OpenMedNet
Provides a Platform for Understanding Chronic Disease.") The Open Medicine
Institute has also announced a new partnership with the Addario Lung Cancer
Medical Institute (ALCMI) and the initiation of two related studies that will
be supported by OpenMedNet. The first study focuses on inherited lung cancer
mutations, and the second will characterize genomic markers associated with
lung cancer in young people. Press
Appistry launched its
inaugural Appistry Pipeline Challenge, a competition that will provide
$70,000 worth of software and hardware to aid one team in developing and
executing an innovative next-generation sequencing (NGS) analysis pipeline. Any
U.S.-based researcher in any organization is eligible to enter the competition,
which runs until August 15, 2014. The prize package from Appistry comprises a
one-year license to commercial versions of NGS analysis tools from the
Broad Institute, and the Ayrris On Ramp Program for NGS analysis, which
provides a developer workstation with installed software for managing tools,
data, and pipelines. Press
Ceres, an
agricultural biotechnology company, licensed its Persephone genome
visualization application to Bayer CropScience. Bayer is the second
multi-national life sciences company to license Persephone as its primary
genome browser. While Persephone was originally developed for in-house use
by Ceres, it has attracted outside users through a number of software
innovations for speed and ease of use, as covered by Bio-IT World in "Persephone,
the Real-Time Genome Browser." Press
Pharmaceuticals expanded its drug design and
development program through an allocation of 1 million core-hours at the
Argonne Leadership Computing Facility (ALCF). Researchers at Cloud
Pharmaceuticals will use Mira, a 10-petaflops IBM supercomputer, to investigate
inhibitors of the dihydrofolate reductase enzyme, or DHFR, from multiple
sources. The purpose is to identify leading drug candidates for therapeutics
targeting several parasitic diseases, including malaria. Cloud Pharmaceuticals
was also awarded a Phase I grant of $150,000 from the National Science
Foundation Small Business Innovation Research (NSF SBIR) program, to further
develop the company's Inverse Design computational drug discovery
platform. Press
NextCODE Health began a
partnership with the Academic Centre on Rare Diseases (ACoRD) at
University College Dublin, to use NextCODE solutions and the latest sequencing
technologies to improve the diagnosis and understanding of autism and rare
diseases. NextCODE's Clinical Sequence Analyzer, Sequence Miner, and the GOR database
infrastructure will be used to search for novel sequence variants linked to
autism spectrum disorders. Bio-IT World
has previously written about these
informatics platforms, adapted from technologies developed at deCODE genetics,
which most recently expanded to
include a Tumor Mutation Analyzer. Press release
The tranSMART Foundation announced that the Phelan-McDermid Syndrome Foundation and the
Center of Biomedical Informatics at Harvard Medical School were awarded a
nearly $1 million contract from the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research
Institute (PCORI) for a research endeavor using the tranSMART platform. The
team will collect and integrate previously-siloed medical and research data to make
discoveries related to Phelan-McDermid Syndrome (PMS), a very rare genetic
condition with a moderate to severe impact on brain development and strong
association with autism spectrum disorders. Press
Syapse raised $10 million in Series B financing, led by Safeguard Scientifics with participation from Series A investor, The
Social+Capital Partnership. This financing will
enable Syapse to expand sales, marketing and client services, and continue
product development. Syapse's Precision Medicine Data Platform integrates data
from electronic medical records, molecular testing labs, imaging and billing
systems to track patients' health longitudinally. Press release
MolecularHealth appointed
Gabriel Bien-Willner as medical director of its CLIA-certified next-generation
sequencing lab in The Woodlands, Texas. Since the launch of TreatmentMAP, the
company's cancer treatment decision support offering, the number of incoming
test requests have continued to increase. (Bio-IT
World has covered the development of TreatmentMAP in "MolecularHealth
Enters the American Cancer Genomics Market.") Dr. Bien-Willner will manage
the day-to-day clinical duties of the laboratory. Prior to joining Molecular
Health, he served as a faculty member in the Department of Pathology and
Immunology at Washington University in St. Louis, where he conducted research
in cancer biomarker discovery and the development of novel genomic
technologies. Press
EpiCypher named Sam
Tetlow as Chief Executive Officer and a member of the Board of
Directors. Most recently, Tetlow served as CBO of ILS, where he led
organic growth in the commercial sectors and launched ILS Genomics. EpiCypher
is in the process of moving to North Carolina to undertake R&D and lab
operations in Chapel Hill. EpiCypher also announced the company is offering
five fully-funded Epigenetic Grants to fund projects that involve the study of
histone modifications in physiologic or pathologic processes. For the studies
selected, EpiCypher will provide EpiTitan histone peptide arrays, histone
modification screening services, and statistical analysis of protein or
antibody binding profile. Applications for the grant are due by September 10,
2014. Press
Technologies appointed Kathy Ordoñez to its Board of Directors. As Senior Vice President at Quest Diagnostics,
Ordoñez was initially responsible for leading the company's R&D effort and
later provided oversight to multiple businesses commercializing diagnostic
products and testing services. She was previously the Chief Executive
Officer at Celera and a founder of Celera Diagnostics. Press
Ireland released promotional statistics about Ireland's status as a
pharmaceutical hub. Observations include that nine out of ten of the world's
largest pharmaceutical companies have operations in Ireland, that over $9
billion has been invested in biologics manufacturing in Ireland in the last ten
years, and that Ireland's 25% research and development tax credit, and low
corporate income tax rates, have attracted numerous biotech operations in
recent years. Website
New Products
Clearbridge BioMedics
launched its ClearCell FX System, a device that isolates and captures
circulating tumor cells (CTCs) from a blood sample, at the annual meeting of
the American Society of Clinical Oncology. The ClearCell FX System is available
for cancer research applications, helping researchers develop new cancer treatments
and study cancer metastasis biology. The system is label-free, requires only a
blood draw, and can be used to longitudinally sample tumor cells throughout a
course of treatment. Press
Oracle introduced Oracle Health Sciences Data
Management Workbench, a platform that automatically aggregates, integrates and
reconciles the data that clinical trials collect from internal and external
data sources, including electronic data capture, laboratory,
safety/pharmacovigilance, and drug supply systems. By increasing data
integration and standardizing data formats throughout the study process, Oracle
Health Sciences Data Management Workbench automates the identification and
correction of discrepancies in multi-source data. The platform integrates with Oracle
Life Sciences Data Hub and Oracle Health Sciences InForm. Press release
Millennium Labs expanded
its Millennium PGT test, a laboratory developed pharmacogenetic test that
analyzes clinically important genetic variations associated with the way
patients may respond to commonly prescribed medicines. The saliva-based test
provides clinicians with information that may help them individualize
medication treatment decisions. Millennium
PGT now includes seven additional genes, bringing the total to eleven; the
newly featured genes are CYP2C9, CYP3A4, CYP3A5, VKORC1, COMT, MTHFR and OPRM1.
Millennium PGT is paired with PGT Consult, a mobile application to support
health care providers in optimizing patient treatment. Press
Advaita Bioinformatics announced the addition of its iPathwayGuide application to
BaseSpace Apps, Illumina's applications store and informatics community linked
to the MiSeq and HiSeq sequencers. iPathwayGuide
is a web-based pathway analysis
tool with a systems biology perspective. The app highlights chains of
perturbation propagation and drug targets directly on the pathway, and provides access to analyses including gene
analysis, gene-ontology analysis, pathway analysis, drug pathway mapping and
disease associations. Product page
NanoString Technologies expanded the capabilities of
its nCounter Elements General Purpose Reagents with the addition of a universal
junction probe design that offers specific detection and analysis of known
fusion genes. Fusions genes are hybrid genes formed from two previously
separate genes, an increasing number of which are being recognized as diagnostic
and prognostic indicators in human cancers and diseases. nCounter
Elements GPRs enable clinical laboratories to independently develop multiplexed
genomic assays and translate those assays into clinical diagnostics as
Laboratory Developed Tests. Press
Life Sciences released the 2.0 version of its
next-generation sequencing (NGS) data analysis and visualization platform,
Avadis NGS, under the new name Strand
NGS. Strand NGS is built on the same platform as Strand and Agilent
Technologies' GeneSpring. The 2.0 release adds features from the GeneSpring NGS
module, through the addition of a Methyl-Seq workflow, direct access to BioCyc
and WikiPathways, better support for target enrichment experiments, and
Multi-Omic Pathway Analysis. Strand NGS will also continue to provide workflows
for alignment, DNA-Seq, RNA-Seq, small RNA-Seq and ChIP-Seq experiments,
statistical analysis tools, a genome browser, and downstream biological
interpretation and annotation. Press
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Top Wii Games of 2010
Welcome to VideoGamer.com's top games of 2010, a list of the best videogames, generated by editorial reviews and popularity on the site. Here's a look at our favourites...
Remember, this list is in descending order! VideoGamer.com is always open to hearing about your opinion. Would your list be different? If so let us know on the Forums or tweet us @VideoGamerCom.
Call of Duty: Black Ops
While Treyarch has essentially reduced Black Ops to fit on the Wii, it's impossible to engage with the game when so much of what's been lost is absolutely crucial to the experience.
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Just Dance
If you've seen the TV ads and fancy the idea of dancing in front of your TV, Just Dance will let you do that and provide good fun for the whole family.
Endless Ocean 2: Adventures of the Deep
Whether or not you should buy Endless Ocean 2 is a fairly simple decision to make. If you like the idea of generally not doing much, exploring and looking at lots of sea creatures, dive in.
Super Monkey Ball Step & Roll
Super Monkey Ball: Step and Roll might be marketed as a game to play using the Wii Balance Board, but it's a much better game when played using standard Wii Remote controls.
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers
Putting the boredom of combat to one side, Crystal Bearers is a rich and accomplished adventure RPG, with an abundance of varied features tied up in a detailed and gorgeous world.
No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle
No More Heroes 2 is refreshingly different and full of cool characters and ideas. But the gameplay that underpins it all is, frankly, rubbish.
Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock
If you're still a plastic guitar aficionado then Warriors of Rock is undeniably fun; it just severely lacks in ambition.
TrackMania Wii
Trackmania Wii is hugely addictive, but also terribly sloppy. The final game should have been much better.
Just Dance 2
Just Dance 2 is pretty good fun if you can muster up the slither of courage required to give it a go.
GoldenEye 007
GoldenEye 007 is a bit ropey in places, especially during multiplayer games, but the single-player campaign is simple fun and the online play is surprisingly entertaining and thorough.


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Chief's Counsel
Designation of Family Medical Leave
By John M. (Jack) Collins, General Counsel, Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association
he U.S. Department of Labor's regulations, which became effective January 16, 2009, make several changes to the Family and Medical Leave Act's notice requirements on the parts of both employers and employees. Employers must continue to post a general notice of employee rights and responsibilities. (Form WH-381) In addition, however, if an employee requests FMLA leave, there are more stringent requirements for notifying such persons of their rights. Once a request for FLMA leave has been received, there are two types of notice that an employer must provide in response. The regulations require that employers provide notices concerning both eligibility and designation. The regulations recommend using two optional forms. Form WH-381 (Eligibility Notice) advises employees of their eligibility http://www.dol.gov/esa/whd/fmla/finalrule/WH381.pdf, and form WH-382 (Designation Notice) designates their leave as qualifying for FMLA leave http://www.dol.gov/esa/whd/forms/WH-382.pdf.
The regulations allow employers to require employees to follow call-in procedures for unforeseeable or intermittent absences that may qualify for FMLA leave. Failure to do so will permit employers to delay or deny FMLA leave. If an employee fails to follow the employer's call-in procedures, except under extraordinary circumstances, such as when an employee is hospitalized and his or her spouse calls the supervisor to report the absence, unaware that the attendance policy requires that the human resources department be called instead of the supervisor, the employee may be subject to whatever discipline the employer's rules provide for such a failure and the employer may delay FMLA coverage until the employee complies with the rules. However, if the employer chooses to delay the employee's FMLA leave until the employee complies with the call-in procedure, any leave that is not FMLA-protected may not be counted against the employee's FMLA entitlement. An employer may treat the employee's failure to comply with the call-in rule in the same manner it would normally handle such an infraction.
There are also increased notice obligations on employees. The regulations clarify what an employee must say to constitute "sufficient notice" of the need for leave. Where unforeseeable leave is needed and an employee is not able to give the employer 30 day's notice, such person must respond to any of the employer's questions about why the need was unforeseeable.
Employer Notice Requirements
Just as the original rule required, employers must post a notice explaining the FMLA's provisions and complaint filing procedures. An employer is not required to have an employee handbook or written policies. However, the general notice information must be included if an employer has written policies on leave and benefits or an employee handbook. For employers that do not have an employee handbook or other written materials, the employer must give the general notice to each new employee when such individual is hired.
So long as the information is made accessible to all applicants and employees, employers may publish the general information electronically. In cases where there are some workers without access to an employer-provided computer, the information must be posted in paper form in a central location where it can be seen and read. Note: the notice still must be posted in a location viewable by applicants.
Failure to post the general notice may result in a fine of $110. The DOL has issued a prototype general notice; however, employers are free to draft their own and include employer-specific information, as long as all of the information in the DOL form is included (http://www.dol.gov/esa/whd/regs/compliance/posters/fmlaen.pdf).
Eligibility Notice
Employers must provide employees who request FMLA leave with two other individualized forms of notice. First, they must notify the applicant either that they are or are not eligible. Notice of the employee's rights and responsibilities must be provided at the same time the eligibility notice is given. Subsequently, they must notify such person whether the leave has or has not been approved and designated as FMLA qualified. An employer is to notify an employee of any change in the information contained in the notice of rights and responsibilities within five business days of the first notice of the need for leave following any change.
The rights and responsibilities notice is required to state that the leave may be designated and counted against the employee's annual FMLA entitlement and the applicable 12-month period the employer uses for determining FMLA leave entitlement. It also must state whether the employee is required to provide certification of a serious health condition or qualifying exigency in the case of military family leave. The medical certification form may be included with the notice of rights and responsibilities, although employers are not required to do so.
When an employee requests FMLA leave, or the employer becomes aware that an employee's leave may qualify under the FMLA, "absent extenuating circumstances"1 the employer must notify the employee of his or her eligibility to take FMLA leave within five business days. Note: this is a change from the original rule that specified that the employer had two days to do so. The eligibility notice addresses only whether the employee meets the statutory eligibility criteria for leave: has worked 12 months for a minimum of 1,250 hours, and for non-governmental employers, at a worksite with 50 or more employees within a 75-mile radius. Note: all municipal employers are governed by the FMLA.
This notice is to be given at the beginning of the first FMLA-qualified leave in a 12-month period. It must state whether the employee is eligible for FMLA leave and if not, it must give at least one reason why not. Eligibility notice may be oral or written and the employer may use DOL's prototype form (Form WH- 381).
If the employee has a subsequent need for FMLA leave during the 12-month period and his or her eligibility status has not changed, the employer does not need to provide another eligibility notice. If the employee's eligibility status has changed, however, the employee must receive notice of the change in status within five business days, again "absent extenuating circumstances."2
Designation of Leave
The second type of notice employers must now give is the designation notice.3 This informs the employee whether the particular leave requested will be designated as FMLA leave. Included along with the designation notice is the requirement to inform employees whether they have FMLA leave available. After obtaining sufficient information to determine whether the requested leave qualifies for FMLA leave, employers have five business days to give employees this notice. Form WH-382 (Designation Notice) designates their leave as qualifying for FMLA leave. Nothing prevents employers from giving an employee both the eligibility and designation notices at the same time when the employer has adequate information to designate leave as FMLA-qualifying immediately after receiving notice that the employee needs leave.
The designation notice must be provided even in cases where the employer finds the requested leave not qualify under the FMLA. The notice should tell the employee why the leave was not deemed qualifying, such as insufficient information or if it was requested for a non-qualifying reason. Where the leave is not designated as qualifying under the FMLA, an employee may be notified using a simple written statement of that fact.
During any applicable 12-month period, an employer need only provide one designation notice for each qualifying FMLA reason for leave. The designation notice must contain the number of hours, days or weeks that will be designated as FMLA leave. If the exact amount of leave is unknown and expected to continue for an extended period of time, the employer should provide this notice every 30 days.
If the employer intends to send the employee for a fitness for duty examination, this notice also must include information about a list of essential job duties.
If the information on the designation notice changes, the employer is required to notify the employee of the change within five business days of receipt of the employee's first notice of the need for leave subsequent to any change.
If an employee demonstrates harm as a result of the employer's failure to provide eligibility or designation notice, an employer may be liable for the harm suffered. Examples include lost compensation and benefits, other monetary losses and appropriate equitable or other relief, including employment, reinstatement or promotion.
While retroactive designation may occur, if it is not done in a timely fashion, and if an employee establishes that he or she suffered harm as a result of the employer's actions, a remedy may be available.
Employee Notice Obligations
The information necessary to put an employer on notice that requested leave may qualify under the FMLA will vary depending on the circumstances. The required information from an employee may include such things as:
It is an employer's obligation to inquire if it needs additional information to determine whether the leave qualifies for protection under the FMLA.
An employee is obligated to make a reasonable effort to schedule leave—any type of intermittent leave—so it does not unduly disrupt the employer's operations.
Military Coverage
The 30-day advanced notice requirement for foreseeable leave does not apply to qualifying exigency leave when a covered family member is called to active duty in the Armed Forces. Employees do need to provide information that the leave is related to a family member's Armed Forces service.
Employees seeking leave for a previously certified reason are required to inform the employer that the leave is for a condition or military family reason that was previously certified or for which the employee has previously taken FMLA leave. ■
Notes:129 C.F.R. §825.300(b).2229 C.F.R. §825.300(b)(3).3329 C.F.R. §825.300(d).Top
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Key Says China May One Day Become Biggest N.Z. Export Market
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key said China may eventually surpass Australia as his country's biggest export market as Asia's economies drive growth while Europe struggles.
New Zealand's free-trade agreement with China has been "hugely successful" since it was signed in 2008, Key said in response to a question after a speech in Sydney today. "We see huge opportunities in China, we think it's worked really well for us."
New Zealand's exports to China are growing four times faster than its shipments to Australia. Sales to Australia rose 1.2 percent to NZ$10.4 billion ($8.4 billion) in the 12 months through May from the year-earlier period, compared with a 4.8 percent gain in exports to China totaling NZ$5.9 billion in the year through May, according to government figures.
Key said New Zealand wants to boost exploration in mining and oil and gas, adding it was envious of Australia's drive to increase extraction, describing its rival across the Tasman Sea as "fundamentally a giant mine." Oil is New Zealand's fourth-largest export, he said.
Key said a lot of New Zealand's natural resources are protected in national parks.
"We think there's tremendous opportunities in terms of oil and gas," he told the Trans-Tasman Business Circle. "We do have to balance our environmental responsibilities with our economic opportunities."


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Seven secrets behind blockbuster Clooney and Bullock film Gravity
- From: news.com.au
- October 15, 2013
GRAVITY has the most hype of any film this year - and for good reason.
The Oscar hopeful set a record for biggest October opening, bringing in an estimated $55.6 million and beating out former front-runner Paranormal Activity 3, which earned $52.6 million in 2011. It was also the biggest opening ever for A-list co-stars Sandra Bullock and George Clooney, who have long sought the perfect film to work on together.
If you haven't seen it yet, don't wait for the buzz to die down. Get yourself a ticket so you can join in on the many conversations going on in workplaces, kitchens and social media forums about the film.
Here are some of the secrets to this month's hottest movie:
1. The film is about survival, not space
We know what you're thinking: 'I hate sci-fi flicks'. Well, the good news is that while the film may be set in space, it's actually more about the human battle against the elements, life and each other. We can't give too much away but suffice to say, you don't have to like Star Wars to enjoy Gravity.
2. George Clooney had to be reined in
Nothing makes us smile more than the thought of eternal prankster George Clooney having to sit on his hands during filming. But in this case, apparently it was necessary. Due to the intensity of shooting Gravity, Clooney promised Bullock he would spare her his usual antics.
"There was a truce . . . This film was so hard - pranks had no place. We had no downtime. How are you going to prank someone who's hanging from a scaffolding where 12 wires are rigged up all day? We had a truce from the very get-go because that just wasn't the appropriate place to prank someone," Clooney told the audience during a Comic-Con panel in San Diego in July.
3. The music is out of this world
Because there's no noise in space, Gravity director Alfonso Cuaron wanted a musical score that avoided the stereotypical explosions you hear in action films. Thus, Cuarón demanded that percussion be omitted from the soundtrack.
4. Bullock is amazing, and she tried to look like a man for the role
Six months before shooting commenced, Bullock began a daily workout regimen. Her goal was to strip her character of her femininity. "I wanted to remove what she looked like as a woman, what reminded her of being feminine and motherly, just so that the body was a machine," Bullock said at the Toronto International Film Festival. Her commitment to the role of Dr. Ryan Stone could see her take home another Oscar.
5. She also had a direct line to the Space Station during filming
The actress' brother-in-law happened to meet the brother of astronaut Cady Coleman, who was aboard the International Space Station while Bullock was filming. Bullock passed along her cellphone number and Coleman was patched through from space, offering tips on issues ranging from how to move in zero gravity to how to deal with the psychological toll of being unable to go home.
6. Everything seems so real
Gravity contains some of the most exquisite visual affects you will ever see, and if you are lucky enough to see the film in 3D, you'll be pulled right into the action.
The actors left no stone unturned when preparing for the roles either. To fake the feel of zero gravity and perfect the lighting, Cuarón created a "light box". The box was filled with lights and monitors where Bullock and Clooney would spend hours on end suspended by cables.
Bullock spent considerably more time in the box than Clooney: "In the middle of the shoot, I was so lonely and frustrated - it's kind of like solitary confinement. I thought, if I were up in that thing [the spaceship], at least I'd be communicating with some people," Bullock said in a CNN interview.
7. Unlike real astronauts, Bullock got permission to bring her son, Louis, with her
Before accepting the lost-in-space role, Bullock insisted on accommodations for her 3-year-old son. "It has to be a great time for my son. I can't miss him. If I miss him, I will be of no use to you," Bullock, in a People interview, recalled telling Cuarón. Co-star Clooney also pitched in, reportedly playing basketball with the tot on the set while Bullock was busy filming. It's hard not to love such dedicated and down-to-earth celebrities.
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Calm Headed Male Posted at 12:33 PM October 15, 2013
Went Gold Class 3D on Friday, don't bother with the 2D version, absolutely unbelievable movie
What the of Werro Posted at 12:27 PM October 15, 2013
I saw it. Not bad visual, great in 3d but the story line is a bit out there. Everything gets hit except Bullock. Now that was sad. Got to agree with the comments about why they would send a mentally deficient person into space but I guess that's the story line.
David O Posted at 12:19 PM October 15, 2013
Awesome movie - I have seen it twice. A must on the biggest screen available and the best use of 3D so far (yes, better than 'Avatar.') For all those complaining - it is a fictional movie - NOT a documentary. I would not say Bullock's character was "unstable," and why she needed an exact "understanding of physics?" She was a specialist, essentially a civilian given the privilege of going into space to implement HER tech (who better if something went wrong?). I don't think NASA plans for their shuttles and space stations to be in dire emergencies where an experienced astronaut could not take control. Each to their own, but chill out - next you'll be highlighting the inaccuracies of 'Star Wars!'


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Devils defenseman Kurtis Foster is well aware of the team's pursuit of veteran blue liner Marek Zidlicky.
But as general manager Lou Lamoriello waits to see whether the Minnesota Wild will trade Zidlicky to the Devils, Foster will try not to allow it to be a distraction.
"I think if anybody told you they didn't think about (the trade deadline), they'd be lying," Foster said. "When it becomes game time it isn't a distraction. Guys are smart enough to know there are things you can't control."
The acquisition of Zidlicky, if it happens, could impact players like Foster and Matt Taormina.
"It's one of those things, where it to happen, he's one of those players I think can help our team," Foster said. "He's a good guy. I played with him."
Zidlicky is apparently being shopped around before the Wild decide if he will be dealt to the Devils.
"I can't really look at it like that," Taormina said of the possible impact on his job. "The team is looking to go really far in the playoffs. Whoever they can bring in will help.
"We have seven good defensemen here. Unfortunately, two (Adam Larsson and Henrik Tallinder) are out right now."
The NHL trade deadline is Feb. 27.
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Coach Pete DeBoer on facing the Montreal Canadiens Sunday at the Bell Centre:
"I'm not worried other than, again, another desperate team. They're making some trades. You never know what you're going to get in that situation. We just have to take care of our business. We've got an opportunity here to really have a very good month if we can go into Montreal and Toronto and get some wins."
They are 6-1-1 in February.
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Devils practice lines today:
Zach Parise-Adam Henrique-Ilya Kovalchuk
Petr Sykora-Patrik Elias-David Clarkson
Alexei Ponikarovsky-Dainius Zubrus-Steve Bernier
Eric Boulton-Jacob Josefson-Nick Palmieri
Cam Janssen and Stephane Veilleux were dressed as extra forwards.
Defense: Andy Greene-Mark Fayne; Bryce Salvador-Anton Volchenkov: Taormina-Foster.
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