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Virtualization: The Key to Approachable Disaster Recovery
Jim Hannan, Principal Architect & Chris Vacanti, Senior Consultant, House of Brick Technologies
Oct 19 2016
58 mins
Come prepared to look at disaster recovery planning with a 360 degree view for the enterprise and SMB space, and walk away with technical ideas you can begin to implement immediately. During this presentation, we will discuss disaster recovery planning considerations and partnerships. We will also walk through technical solutions that provide a way to use virtualization and storage strategies for an approachable DR solution.
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Spotlight Asia – Investing in India's Growth Story
Reshmi Khurana, Kroll's Managing Director and Head of South Asia, and Tarun Bhatia, Managing Director at Kroll
Oct 19 2016
69 mins
India remains an attractive destination for foreign investors as its economic fundamentals and optimism about its prospects remain strong. From a macroeconomic perspective, India is one of the fastest growing major emerging markets, with recent projections from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) pointing to a fiscal growth of 7.4% versus a 6.6% expansion in China for 2016. Politically, it is more stable than in previous cycles, with the BJP led government initiating a number of reforms and regulatory measures that are instilling economic confidence and raising India's attractiveness as a destination for FDI. The country's demographics are equally promising: India is home to 18% of the world's working-age population (ages 15-64), a growing middle class with increasing purchasing power and a corporate sector that is flexing its muscle domestically and globally.
Join Kroll's team as they share the shifting dynamics of investing in India, replete with both risks and rich rewards at every turn. It includes an in-depth commentary by Reshmi Khurana, Kroll's Managing Director and Head of South Asia, and Tarun Bhatia, Managing Director at Kroll, who will discuss the most urgent risks of cross-border deal-making, offering insights on conducting pre-transactional due diligence on
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Brexit: The Impact on Your International Patent Filing Strategy
James Nurton
Oct 18 2016
69 mins
Join RWS inovia and Managing IP Magazine for a complimentary webinar as we discuss Brexit and implications for the Unitary Patent (UP), the Unitary Patent Court (UPC) and other important patent related issues.
The UP was established with the intent of providing a single European patent covering 26 nations. With the recent vote for Brexit, there is uncertainty as to when and how the UP will come into force. If it does, it may not include the UK, one of the largest economies in Europe.
How will this affect your patent portfolio? Join us for the discussion!
The webinar will be moderated by James Nurton, managing editor, Managing IP and will feature Reinhard Ottway, CEO of RWS Group, Gary Smith, former Director of the PCT at WIPO, and Justin Simpson, Founder of inovia as they discuss the following topics:
Following Brexit what are the implications for the UK, Europe, and beyond?
How will this affect your filing and enforcement strategies?
How will this impact the cost of receiving patent protection?
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Trade Secrets: Strategies for understanding & litigating a DTSA Cause of Action
R. Mark Halligan, FisherBroyles, Mark L. Krotoski, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, Linda K. Stevens, Schiff Hardin, Peter J. Toren,
Sep 29 2016
69 mins
An in-depth discussion and update on the federal Defend Trade Secrets Act of 2016 that became effective on May 11, 2016 including a review of the key provisions of the DTSA and the nexus to the Uniform Trade Secrets Act (UTSA) and the Economic Espionage Act of 1996 (EEA).
This webinar will include the following topics:
•History of the DTSA
•Analysis of the Uniform Trade Secrets Act and the Economic Espionage Act (EEA) Interface With the DTSA
•Ex Parte Seizure Provisions of the DTSA
•Extraterritorial Jurisdiction and RICO Predicate Acts
•Litigation Strategies: Plaintiff's Perspective
•Litigation Strategies: Defendants' Perspective
•Immunity and Whistleblower Provisions
•Civil Remedies
•Interface With Criminal Violations of the EEA
R. Mark Halligan, FisherBroyles
Mark L. Krotoski, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius
Linda K. Stevens, Schiff Hardin
Peter J. Toren, Weisbrod, Matteis & Copley
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University Patent Licensing and Enforcement
Steve Pollinger, Courtland Reichman, Craig Tolliver - McKool Smith; Vinit Nijhawan, ex-Managing Director, Boston University
Sep 26 2016
90 mins
Patent litigation and trials present unique challenges and opportunities for universities and other academic institutions. The panel will discuss these unique circumstances in depth, including national data on university patent litigation, effective university trial themes, PTAB validity challenges, university standing in patent infringement litigation, the assignment versus license of patent rights, and the enforcement of running royalty provisions. In addition, the panel will give an overview of successful enforcement actions brought by prominent academic institutions in federal court and the ITC, and provide the trial lawyer's perspective regarding what made these actions successful.
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New Comparator Apps
Josh Becker, CEO, Karl Harris, VP Engineering Lex Machina
Sep 22 2016
23 mins
Lex Machina is launching a whole new type of Legal Analytics applications - Comparator Apps
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IP Stars 2017 research - your questions answered
Kingsley Egbuonu, Jennifer Ruther, James Nurton
Sep 13 2016
66 mins
The IP Stars researchers will provide information on this year's research process, which begins in September, and answer questions from IP practitioners and business development executives
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Licensing Databases on vSphere with Converged and Hyperconverged Platforms
Nathan Biggs, CEO, House of Brick Technologies
Jul 20 2016
57 mins
Discover the complexities of licensing database technologies such as Oracle, SQL Server and PostgreSQL on VMware, with particular emphasis on modern converged and hyper-converged platforms. It's vital to ensure your virtual machines stay compliant with your database vendor's license requirements. Join us to learn about the business and financial risks involved if you don't have a solid plan in place for compliance, as well as explore strategies for controlling and/or reducing costs and limiting organizational risk.
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What Does a World-Class Compliance Program for Endowments Look Like?
Michael Lukasek, CPA, Managing Director, Office of Investments, University of Pennsylvania
Jul 15 2016
55 mins
In 2015, charitable donations to colleges and universities reached an all-time high of $40.3 billion. As university endowments seek greater returns in a diverse international marketplace, the challenges from investing in funds in high-risk jurisdictions increase exponentially.
Join Kroll Associate Managing Director John Arvanitis and guest Michael A. Lukasek, CPA, Managing Director of the University of Pennsylvania's Office of Investments, to discuss how to build a world-class compliance program for endowments. Participants in this webinar will gain insights into topics including:
Best practices for vetting and engaging with investments and fund managers in high-risk jurisdictions.
How to establish protocols in preparation for the compliance requirements of the changing regulatory environment.
Three reasons why you join us on July 15
1. Regulatory regimes around the world are evolving and expanding. Higher education endowments must ensure compliance with not only all federal and state laws, but increasingly, foreign regulations as well.
2. Recently, a number of legislative proposals have been advanced that seek to regulate endowment activity and revoke tax-exempt status, leading to heightened scrutiny of and public visibility into endowments and their activities.
3. Expanding into high-return but high-risk jurisdictions can also intensify reputational risks to institutions.
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Strategies for Staying Ahead of Bribery and Corruption Challenges
Kevin Braine and Joe Spinelli (Kroll); Erica Salmon Byrne (Ethisphere)
Jun 22 2016
64 mins
Earlier this year, hundreds of senior compliance leaders told Kroll and Ethisphere what they perceive to be their greatest risks in our 2016 Anti-Bribery and Corruption Report. Do you share the same challenges? Are you aware of or giving the requisite attention to new risks that have emerged? More important, what are the most effective ways to stay ahead of bribery and corruption challenges in 2016 and beyond?
In this interactive webinar on June 22, you will have the opportunity to learn about proven strategies and best practices for solving compliance challenges from our world-leading experts in FCPA, UK Bribery Act, and the growing number of international compliance laws.
Join in the conversation with Kevin Braine and Joe Spinelli from Kroll, and Erica Salmon Byrne from Ethisphere, as they share their insights on the practical implications of the most significant findings in the ABC Report, including the growing concerns over personal liability. All participants will also receive a digital copy of the ABC Report with statistics helpful for benchmarking their compliance programs.
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PTAB Trials by the Numbers
Justin Oliver and Jonathan Berschadsky - Fitzpatrick, Cella, Harper & Scinto; Michael Loney - Managing IP
Jun 14 2016
63 mins
A discussion of an insightful statistical analysis of IPR and CBM trials at the PTAB. The analysis avoids pitfalls that obscure true picture of PTAB proceedings. More importantly, the discussion will address how the statistics should shape your PTAB trial strategies.
This webinar will cover topics including:
• A Dive Into Key PTAB statistics
• Overall success rates, on a claim by claim basis
• Comparisons of success rates for statutory grounds
• Trends in institution rates
• Comparisons to district court success rates
• Differences in technology areas
• The likely reasons behind the numbers
• A glimpse into the future
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May 24 2016
89 mins
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Vietnam: Risks and opportunities in Asia's next emerging market
Richard Dailly, Managing Director at Kroll and Giles Cooper, Partner, and Manfred Otto, Associate at Duane Morris
May 11 2016
89 mins
Vietnam continues to be a major foreign direct investment destination in Asia Pacific. The country has positive macro-economic factors demonstrated by its solid and continued GDP growth, a number of free trade agreements, improving infrastructure and a young demographic and low labor costs which has encouraged businesses to relocate there. However, there remain a number of potential uncertainties and risks for inbound investors given the new government administration following the Communist Party of Vietnam's 12th National Congress in January. The geo-political situation around the South China Sea is also an issue for those operating in Vietnam, and limitations in obtaining information and disclosures can present challenges to parties executing transactions.
Join Kroll and Duane Morris to learn about the risks and opportunities offered by Vietnam. Richard Dailly, Managing Director at Kroll, Giles Cooper, Partner, and Manfred Otto, Associate at Duane Morris will share more about Vietnam as an investment destination, what the legal and political risks are of doing business there and how the new administration and free trade agreements could affect inward foreign investment. They will also address the complexities of running a business in Vietnam, reviewing operational risks from investigations Kroll has conducted, Duane Morris's experiences with respect to due diligence of Vietnamese partners, compliant and workable solutions.
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2015 ANDA Litigation Report
Owen Byrd, Jeff Gargano, Mark Rachlin
Apr 28 2016
45 mins
Join Lex Machina on April 28 for the release of our new 2015 ANDA Litigation Report.
Register here for a live webcast, where Jeff Gargano, Partner McDermott, Mark Rachlin, Senior Patent Counsel GSK, and Owen Byrd, CG Lex Machina will discuss our latest report on ANDA litigation and how you can leverage Legal Analytics to make data-driven decisions about Hatch-Waxman case strategy and tactics.
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Magic IP Strategy Answers for IP Counsel
Barry Brager, Managing Partner, Perception Partners; Michael Loney, Americas Editor, Managing IP
Apr 13 2016
58 mins
The presentation is about a magic eight (ball). Not quite the answer machine you knew as a kid, but similar.
Today your clients expect outside counsel to manufacture answers on demand. Answers about extrinsic risks, expressed in terms of what client stakeholders are doing in legal, technology and business terms. And they may want you to bring the answers to the table before they commit to the firm. You can't just shake the old 8ball for answers but you also can't cost-effectively predict problems before they arise. Or can you?
Spend 45 minutes with Anaqua to hear from World Leading IP Strategist Barry Brager as he discusses 8 factors of insight you can bring to the table in your client development - far in advance of your next client win.
Barry is a Certified Licensing Professional that brings a unique combination of expertise in entrepreneurship, analytics and marketing to the firm's diverse teams, tools and techniques. In his role, Barry helps clients fully leverage innovation and IP strategy with a range of Expert Services from IP creation to IP monetization that have supported decisions related to billions in IP transactions.
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Pitalls & Strategies in Protecting your IP Rights in Africa
Simon Brown, Kevin Curran, Charles Macedo, Jenny Pienaar, James Nurton
Apr 6 2016
66 mins
Broadcasting live from the MIP Africa Roadshow taking place on April 6 in New York, this 60 minute webinar will discuss the vastly different approaches needed to effectively protect your IP rights in Africa.
Topics include:
•The last frontier: How African laws and systems are evolving in an ever-changing world
• Adopting strategies for protecting and enforcing IP rights in Africa – unique challenges
• Navigating vastly different approaches across territories in order to effectively protect IP rights
• Gaining traction from the significant economic improvements that have occurred in many
African economies
Presenters: Simon Brown, partner and chair of trade marks department, Adams & Adams; Kevin Curran, global IP counsel, Ascensia Diabetes Care; Charles Macedo, partner, Amster Rothstein & Ebenstein; Jenny Pienaar, partner - trade mark litigation, Adams & Adams; James Nurton, managing editor, Managing Intellectual Property.
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2015 Patent Litigation Year in Review
Brian Howard, Owen Byrd
Mar 24 2016
31 mins
Lex Machina's annual Patent Litigation Year in Review report seeks to provide insight into the main trends of 2015 and the mechanisms driving them, showcasing the value of legal analytics when it comes to informing business decisions about litigation.
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Jonathan Fairtlough, Managing Director, Kroll, and Brett Williams, Senior Regional Security Engineer, Carbon Black
Mar 10 2016
62 mins
How to defend against digital hijack of your business data, and what to do if you get hit
Cyber criminals have discovered the perfect tool to force modern business owners into the vice of extortion – drop malware onto an unsuspecting network to encrypt all the data and demand payment to provide the key to unlock the data. The attacked business has two choices; either lose access to years of data or pay a ransom to get the data back. The cyber criminals bank on the fact that businesses will pay to rescue their hijacked data.
Such attacks or ransomware are on the rise, fuelled by successful extortion payments. The types of businesses being targeted are expanding, and the delivery methods used to infect systems are becoming increasingly sophisticated. There are also many different types of malware now available; Crypto Wall also known as Crowti, Crypto Locker, FakeBSOD and The FBI scam.
Preparation is essential to surviving such attacks and monitoring of systems is needed to prevent them.
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Leadership in the IP professions
Clare Wardle, Kingfisher Plc; Charlotte May QC, 8 New Square; Sara Ashby, Redd Solicitors; Anna Carboni, Redd Solicitors
Mar 7 2016
75 mins
Managing IP, in association with the Managing IP Women in IP Global Network, invites you to join a free web seminar focusing on leadership in the IP professions.
This webinar will cover:
•Attributes that make a good leader
•Leadership styles
•Formal leadership schemes
•Preparing for a leadership role
•How to engage mentors to aid you in your journey as a leader
•Tracking your progress
The live audience will be able to ask questions of the speakers during the webinar, which will be in English and will last one hour.
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The New 2015 PTAB Report
Amy Simpson, Naveen Modi, Owen Byrd
Feb 23 2016
30 mins
In December, Lex Machina announced improved analytics for the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB). From the first petition in September 2012, all the way through the end of December 2015, this report provides unprecedented insight into what is happening at PTAB. Join Amy Simpson, from Perkins Coie, Naveen Modi from Paul Hastings, and Owen Byrd from Lex Machina, who will discuss the findings during this live webcast.
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Investigating human trafficking in supply chains
Richard Dailly, Kroll Managing Director
Jan 27 2016
52 mins
Identifying social compliance issues, particularly forced labor and human trafficking in supply chains, continues to be a significant problem for business, particularly when sourcing from opaque and non-transparent emerging markets. Civil society is playing a large part in increasing awareness and pressuring politicians to introduce and enforce legislation, and is gradually highlighting the issue as a problem which needs to be addressed both by governments and the business community.
Kroll has been researching and working on this issue for a number of years and believes that businesses should be taking the issue as seriously as other forms of compliance.
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Myanmar Post Elections - Changes in the political playing field
Kroll's Cem Ozturk and Shaun Sandu along with US Sanctions expert Peter Kucik
Dec 17 2015
71 mins
Will Myanmar's historic elections outcome bring durable change to the country? Who are the forces at play, and what is at stake in the negotiations around the transition to NLD rule? How will the influence of the Myanmar military change (and the companies that have chosen to affiliate with them) change after the election – and what impact will this have on the economy, on US sanctions, and on business?
Join Kroll for an hour long webinar to discuss the historic NLD victory, the state-of-play-among political actors, and the implications for business.
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How to advise your clients, your company and your board after a major breach
Jonathan Fairtlough
Dec 16 2015
45 mins
In this webinar, you'll hear from Kroll cyber security expert Jonathan Fairtlough. He'll discuss how recent data breaches are showing the need for organizations and advisors to prepare for an attack, and know how to respond when your clients...and sometimes their families, are put at risk.
In this webinar, you'll hear from cyber security expert Jonathan Fairtlough. He'll discuss how recent data breaches are showing just how unprepared organizations are in understanding where their data is held, and how to respond when your clients...and sometimes their families, are put at risk.
Jonathan and Kroll have experience with complex cyber investigations, including computer intrusions, insider attacks, ransomware and malware outbreaks, Internet fraud and theft of trade secrets. He has worked with clients on a wide range of cyber concerns, including security policy and implementation, incident investigation and detection, forensic analysis, malware analysis, and breach threat reduction.
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Beyond Buzzwords, Part III: What Is Defense in Depth?
Eric Olson, VP of Product Strategy & James Carnall, VP of Cyber Security Center
Dec 3 2015
55 mins
Defense in depth is another one of those often-used, but rarely-defined, terms in Information Security circles. Sure, it means a layered defense, that's obvious. But what makes up the layers? How do they interact for better security? And what does a best-practice implementation look like today vs. even a few years ago?
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Corporate IP Management – Leveraging software and metrics for more effective IP
James Nurton, Alyssa Harvey Dawson, Steve Preston
Dec 1 2015
68 mins
In this webinar Alyssa Harvey Dawson, Vice President of the Global IP and Licensing team at Harman, will share how Harman has leveraged technology and metrics to focus its IP strategy, optimizing its processes to support smarter, quicker decisions.
Steve Preston, Anaqua's Senior Vice President of Marketing, will join to discuss how other organizations are benchmarking their processes, and quickening their pace of innovation by leveraging technology.
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Update on the Defend Trade Secrets Act: Recent Cases and Emerging Issues
R. Mark Halligan; Mark Krotoski; Linda Stevens; Peter Toren
Nov 3 2016
4:00 pm
90 mins
The Defend Trade Secrets Act of 2016 provides the first federal civil cause of action for trade secrets misappropriation. Join us for a discussion of the cases filed under the new statute and an exploration of the emerging legal and strategic issues facing DTSA litigants.
Topics to be addressed by the panel include the identification and management of trade secret assets to avoid their misappropriation; the strategic considerations for referring a trade secrets case to the criminal authorities after a breach has occurred; the primary differences between litigating trade secrets claims under state and federal law; and a review of the first wave of cases being filed under the new federal statute.
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Phishing Prevention: Be Suspicious and Don't' Get Hooked
James Carnall and Greg Ogorek
Nov 3 2016
7:00 pm
60 mins
Although it's been around for years, phishing is still one of the most common and effective online scams – and it just continues to grow. In Q1 2016 alone, phishing attacks grew approximately 250 percent. There were more phishing attacks during that three-month span than any other since 2004.
Phishing scams are increasingly difficult to detect. Using information freely available on the internet about you or your organization, cyber criminals carefully craft a message that contains real information that you are inclined to trust. It can come to you in many ways including emails, SMS messages, phone calls, or impersonating websites. Often, there is a sense of urgency that's paired with a message that makes you react with your emotions instead of thinking. So, how do you protect yourself and your organization from phishing scams?
Join LookingGlass cyber security experts James Carnall and Greg Ogorek as they explore the world of phishing scams and phishing protection solutions. To set the context, the diverse types of phishing scams will be outlined along with very realistic examples that make these lures come to life. Next, we will investigate the growing risks by highlighting the changing cyber threat landscape specifically attributed to phishing. We will wrap up by discussing a wide range of phishing protection solutions.
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IP considerations and due diligence when investing in start-ups
Duncan Clark, Head of Product Marketing at PatSnap & Jon Calvert, Managing Director at ClearViewIP
Nov 9 2016
4:00 pm
60 mins
Prior to making an investment in a start-up, investors look to ensure that the team, product, and market aspects are all strong. They then carry out due diligence to expose and plan for potential risks. These usually include financial and legal risks, but more and more investors are focusing on IP too.
PatSnap will be teaming up with Jon Calvert, Managing Director at ClearView IP, to discuss what aspects should be considered when beginning due diligence and how a rigorous approach can secure a greater likelihood of realising substantial investment returns.
In this webinar we will explore:
- What kind of IP does a startup actually have?
- How do I know if the IP position is strong?
- What kind of things should be on my IP due diligence check list?
- How can I put a financial value on the IP?
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Halo – How is the judicial discretion approach to enhanced damages being applied
Michael McGraw – partner at Fitzpatrick; Lisa Butler – associate at Fitzpatrick; Michael Loney – Americas editor, Managing IP
Nov 16 2016
5:00 pm
90 mins
On June 13, 2016, the United States Supreme Court decided that the two-part Seagate test being used to decide whether or not an infringer is subject to enhanced damages was inconsistent with the statutory authority (35 U.S.C. §284) relied on for those claims. How has that decision impacted the District and Federal Circuit Court rulings?
Join Fitzpatrick and Managing IP for a complimentary webinar as we discuss Halo and the impact it has had on claims made under §284 in the district courts since June.
The webinar will be moderated by Michael Loney, Americas editor at Managing IP, and will feature Michael McGraw and Lisa Butler, attorneys from Fitzpatrick, as they discuss the following topics:
- The end of Seagate and the Federal Circuit's two-part test
- Halo and the current standard for enhanced damages
- Impact on the District Court cases following Halo
- Impact on the Federal Circuit cases following Halo
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Next Generation Data Breach Response: Preparing Your C-Suite and Board
King & Spalding, Rite Aid, and Kroll
Dec 8 2016
6:00 pm
60 mins
In today's complex and ever-changing security landscape, every C-Suite and Board knows of cyber risk, but what does it really mean to be prepared to respond to a data breach incident? Top executives do not have to become cyber security experts, but they must make sure their organization's breach response plans and strategies are defined and set. While they will not directly lead technical, legal and notification efforts to address data breaches, they do need to act as internal champions of proper planning and prevention.
Identifying and closing security gaps, directing communication channels, and developing and regularly testing incident response plans are as important now as managing any other business risk or concern. Therefore, company leadership must take charge and direct their organizations to conduct extensive preparation efforts to mitigate those risks and make certain everyone stands ready to execute against the established procedures and policies when a breach occurs.
In this webinar, you will hear from experts who have been on the inside and outside of data breach response efforts. You will learn:
•Why the C-Suite and Board need to champion planning and prevention efforts.
•How to get Executive buy-in.
•Ways to build stronger response structures from the top.
•How to construct response architectures. Who needs to be responsible for what?
•Cyber Risk – What are the latest threats and what does the C-Suite and Board need to understand?
•Developing and directing an Incident Response Plan: Where do the C-Suite and Board fit in?
•Examples our experts have seen – the good and the bad
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Mainly only seen in the Harbour lurking on the corners and along the roads. Many of them young and just standing around holding scratch cards or talking to people. They will try to get you into conversation by greeting you friendly. Best way to handle them - ignore them! Be aware though that they will always do this no matter how many times you pass them. Another great way to stop them is to say 'No, Thank you' in the native language (if you can pass off as one anyway), which is said Greek Cypriot as 'Oh-hee, Ef'haristo'. They may reply back asking you how you are in Greek but again just ignore this as you walk on by. When out in Paphos another time they seem to pesker you more by targeting rental cars (ALL rental cars in Cyprus have red number plates - might as well be a bulls-eye). They've started driving around the car park(s) at the harbour in either a car or motorbike, usually stopping behind you so you can't drive off but again BE STERN and tell them NO. They don't listen and will try their best to get you as they work on commision.
Also, many of the routes to see the attractions in Cyprus (e.g. Lara Bay, Akamas Peninsula, Troodos, Adonis Baths, and many of the little villages which are high above sea level (you don't know by looking on most maps 'til your en route)) are hard to get to and have dirt track routes or are going up high above sea level on narrow roads with no rails! - especially going up the troodos mountains). HOWEVER these are do able in a normal saloon car but I would personally recommend renting a Jeep, unless your not scared of heights or no someone with one out there. Many of the tour guides on these jeep safaris are locals and therefore trust the roads that they know well and don't take into consideration if anyone is wary or scared of heights as they're just doing their jobs which is fair enough.
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when getting in to a taxi ask the fare first, or insist the meter is used. one operator insisted on a fixed fare to our hotel of 10 euro, on arrival we removed a piece of card that was hiding the actual fare it was 50% cheaper, we refused to pay her and insisted she should call the police, she did not hesitate on driving of without being paid, back door still open as well, i think she was of eastern european origin
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The restaurants down by the harbour are a total tourist trap as you would expect. The menu's are as long as your arm and cater for absolutely everybody and sell themselves as seafood specialists. The food at the Pelican in paticular was bland and unadventurous.
Unique Suggestions: If you do go down to the harbour just don't expect too much
Fun Alternatives: Anywhere else - Ktima Paphos for the best restaurants.
Scrtach Card touts and other methods
Beware the Time Share/Scratch Card touts who operate around the Harbour area. If you tell them you own property or reside in Cyprus they will not bother you further.
Also, on one visit, I visited the Raffles Restaurant on Tomb of the Kings Road. The meal, service etc was excellent, however when presented with the bill we were also given a small "survey card" to complete with the promise of a £25 voucher to be used at the restaurant on a future visit. I was with friends, who reside permanently in Paphos, and we both completed the survey, which included our home addresses.
The next morning we received a telephone call, to our hotel room, guess what - we'd won! a taxi would be sent for us to take us to a water front premises to receive our prize. We went along with it and did receive our £25 voucher but also received a time share presentation lasting over an hour. Neddless to say, our friends who had given their Paphos address didn't win! (however, they did get our voucher as we were returning home the following day). If your happy to undergo the time share sales pitch and get a voucher then complete the form, if not, don't.
As I said this occurred in Raffles a couple of years ago, it may not happen now, or have moved to another eatery.
Watch our for young giddy people giving you scratch cards that "should have been in your welcome pack" as one young woman put it. We watched them they leave young people alone and target people such as us and older mid forties upwards. Now either they think we are the only ones who can afford thier overpriced apartments in the sun or they think you lose your marbles at 40 and will be sucked into getting something for nothing. They jump up and down when you win (which everyone does of course) they then have to take you somewhere to collect your prize. Then you waste half a day being badgered into buying a timeshare no matter what they package it as and call it. Its timeshare!!!!!!
I won the star prize but the girl got very annoyed when I said I wontdn't waste half my holiday being dragged of to some hotel listening to pressure sales patter. Remember these people get paid for all the suckers they get to go collect the prizes, the main prize is a dream holiday. Another trap where they try to get you to sign up for a property. If you let them these people can be a bit of a pain.
Unique Suggestions: They pull up in cars and motorbikes as well as walking around on the street. So be carefull we fell for that one as we thought they were going to ask for directions.
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Getting a Taxi from Paphos airport seems to have become a problem. You should pay no more than 15 Cypriot Pounds for a ride to Coral Bay, However some Taxi Drivers are charging 20-25 Pounds.
Unique Suggestions: You are perhaps best to pre-book a taxi to Pick you up on arrival. Booking a Taxi from Coral Bay to the airport seems no problem, and very cheap.
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ISAW 2016: December 1-7
Infantile Spasms Awareness Week (ISAW) provides a platform for distributing new research and recognizing exemplary contributions to the treatment of infantile spasms—a rare, but serious form of epilepsy occurring in children, usually under age one.
Because infantile spasms can be mistaken for other conditions or appear subtly, prompt diagnosis and appropriate treatment are critical for the child's best developmental outcome. Most pediatricians will only see one or two cases throughout their entire career, therefore it is very important for health care providers and parents/caregivers to know and recognize the signs of infantile spasms.
Awareness efforts like ISAW bring together advocacy organizations, parent/caregivers, industry, and frontline providers to educate the public about infantile spasms. Held December 1-7, the goal is to increase awareness and understanding of infantile spasms through the distribution of objective educational materials to providers, caregivers, and the public; the announcement of new and useful research and support initiatives; the recognition of exemplary contributions to care; and the declaration to patients and caregivers that There is help! There is hope!
ISAW 2016 Welcomes New Partners
With the success of the Child Neurology Foundation/Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance partnership during ISAW 2015, our goal in 2016 was to expand our partnerships and our outreach.
To launch ISAW 2016, CNF hosted an IS Advocacy Forum with representatives from 14 different advocacy, provider and industry partners, including the American Academy of Neurology, the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Child Neurology Society, the Association of Child Neurology Nurses, the American College of Emergency Physicians, the American Epilepsy Society, CURE, the Danny Did Foundation, LGSF, Global Genes, TS Alliance, Lundbeck, and Mallinckrodt.
The Forum provided a unique opportunity to discuss IS advocacy and awareness gaps and opportunities within the child neurology community. It also addressed how further collaboration could assist with awareness and outreach to the communities where it's needed most as well as the public at large. Strategies were discussed, and goals for further collaboration were agreed upon. We look forward to building these partnerships and reaching these goals through ISAW 2016 and beyond.
December 1-7, 2016
- December 1:
- Twitter chat using #ISAW2016
- National and Local TV and Radio interviews with Dr. Martina Bebin of University of Alabama-Birmingham, Principal Investigator of PReVent Trial
- Announcement of mini-grant recipients
- December 2:
- Infantile Spasms Hope Award winner announcement
- Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance reception at American Epilepsy Society annual meeting
- December 4:
- Infantile Spasms Advocacy Forum at American Epilepsy Society annual meeting, 12:00-2:00 P.M. CT
- December 5:
- Facebook Live event w/Dr. Bebin
- Innovation Pavilion at American Epilepsy Society annual meeting
To spread awareness of infantile spasms, the Child Neurology Foundation has awarded five $5,000 mini-grants for advocacy awareness projects. The 2016 mini-grant recipients are the American Academy of Pediatrics, American College of Emergency Physicians, Danny Did Foundation, Lennox-Gastaut Foundation, and Seizure Tracker.
Applications accepted through October 31, 2016.
The Harnett Mini-Grant was founded by Mr. Michael Harnett in January 2014 as a memorial to his nephew, Brendan Michael Harnett, who was diagnosed with Infantile Spasms and passed away before his first birthday. Each year during ISAW, one $1,000 mini-grant is awarded to a child with infantile spasms and his caregivers to cover the cost of medical devices, treatments, therapies, or other services not covered by insurance.
To learn more and apply, visit the Harnett IS Mini-Grant Application Form page.
Nominations accepted through October 3, 2016.
Since 2010, the IS Heroes Award has recognized a healthcare professional and his or her institution for making a positive difference in the life of a child with infantile spasms. Nominations are accepted from parents and caregivers who wish to acknowledge a provider who has embodied the heroic spirit of quality, compassionate, and efficacious care during diagnosis or treatment of IS. Nominations will be reviewed by individuals from the partner organizations, families who have lived with IS, and physician representatives. Please use this link to learn more and nominate a provider. Visit this site to learn about past Heroes Award recipients
Nominations accepted through October 21, 2016.
The IS Hope Award will honor a family that has not only demonstrated courage in the face of their child's diagnosis of infantile spasms, but also has used their experience and shared their story to help generate awareness of IS and educate other parents facing this devastating form of seizures.
Please use this link to nominate a family.
Join the conversation on social media using #ISAW2016 and visit www.isweek.org for updates!
IS Awareness Week 2015
A collaborative initiative sponsored by the Child Neurology Foundation and the Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance, Infantile Spasms Awareness Week (ISAW) is held annually from December 1 to 7. The goal of ISAW is to increase awareness and understanding of infantile spasms through the distribution of objective educational materials to providers, caregivers, and the public; the announcement of new and useful research and support initiatives; the recognition of exemplary contributions to care; and the declaration to patients and caregivers that There is help! There is hope!
2015 Events
This year's awareness campaign encompasses a wide range of activities to help educate both the general pubic and the medical community about the importance of quickly diagnosing and treating infantile spasms. These efforts include a continuing medical education (CME) course during the Child Neurology Society's annual meeting, new educational videos from the TS Alliance and the Child Neurology Foundation, a TS Alliance Town Hall Series, educational webinars, a media tour on December 3 as well as an array of events during the American Epilepsy Society (AES) Annual Meeting December 4-7 in Philadelphia. View the complete ISAW 2015 Events Schedule.
Community Educational Opportunities
- TS Alliance Town Hall Series (various dates)
- November 19 at 2p (EST) – CNF Webinar: Child Neurology Community Conversations from the
Voices of the Provider, Caregiver, and Advocate – Navigating Infantile Spasms Diagnosis and Treatment Together: Watch this webinar on our Webinar Archive Page
- December 1 – Online Infantile Spasms Awareness Widget Release
- December 1 at 8 p.m. ET – TS Alliance Webinar: Infantile Spasms, Translational Research and Upcoming Clinical Trials
Guest Speakers: Drs. Martina Bebin, Darcy Krueger, Steve Roberds and Steve White (CURE)
- December 2 at 3 p.m. ET – Infantile Spasms Twitter Chat
- December 4 at 7:30 p.m ET – AES TS Alliance Reception with presentation of Infantile Spasms Hope Award
- December 7 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. ET – AES Innovation Pavilion with presentation by Infantile Spasms Hero Award Winner, Family Stories, Infantile Spasms Community Video Series, and IS Research Poster Exhibit
#ISAW2015 Digital Advocacy Tool Kit
Key Facts About Infantile Spasms
Downloadable Infantile Spasms Awareness Week Logo
Child Neurology Foundation ISAW 2015
ISAW 2015 Opportunities and Initiatives
The Harnett Mini-Grant was founded by Mr. Michael Harnett in January 2014 as a memorial to his nephew, Brendan Michael Harnett, who was diagnosed with Infantile Spasms and passed away before his first birthday. Each year during ISAW, one $1,000 mini-grant is awarded to a child with infantile spasms and his caregivers to cover the cost of medical devices, treatments, therapies, or other services not covered by insurance.
In 2015, CNF will award 12 additional mini-grants. To learn more and apply, visit the IS Mini-Grant Application Form page.
Here is how the 2014 Harnett Mini-Grant recipient utilized the funds:
"I felt compelled to give an update of how our family used the grant we received in 2014-2015.
Our first purchase was the GoTo Seat which continues to make our life easy and more enjoyable for our entire family, especially our big boy. Secondly, we created a family estate plan. This was a big need/priority with my husband being a local police officer. Lastly, I paid for a 4-week CNA Class and graduated in July. I'm now employed with a local home health agency and contracted as our son's personal CNA. This has been a tremendous financial blessing to our family.
Truly, from the bottom of our hearts, thank you for your generous grant. We have been faithful stewards of those funds and they continue to bless us over and over again. Thank you for the work you do and the care you give to families like us."
As part of ISAW, the Child Neurology Foundation awards one heroic healthcare professional and his/her medical institution — nominated by a caregiver — with the Infantile Spasms Heroes Award. The IS Heroes Award was established in 2010 to recognize a deserving healthcare professional for making a positive difference in the life of a child with infantile spasms by embodying the heroic spirit of quality, compassionate, and efficacious care during diagnosis or treatment of IS.
2015 Infantile Spasms Heroes Award Recipient:
Dr. John Mytinger
The Ohio State University at Nationwide Children's Hospital.
Dr. John Mytinger graduated from Albany Medical College in 2005. In 2012, he completed his pediatric neurology residency, neurophysiology fellowship, and epilepsy fellowship – all performed at the University of Virginia. In 2007, he met his first patient with infantile spasms. Unfortunately, this child's infantile spasms diagnosis was delayed for many months. His underlying condition and long treatment delay resulted in profound developmental regression. His subsequent diagnosis and appropriate treatment led to the remission of his infantile spasms and developmental stabilization. Although he subsequently made significant developmental progress following his remission, a 2015 update revealed profound intellectual and motor disability as well as intractable epilepsy with up to 120 non-infantile spasm seizures per day. The consequences of the delayed diagnosis to the patient and his family had a profound impact on Dr. Mytinger's career. For the remainder of his training, Dr. Mytinger sought out patients with infantile spasms and coordinated their care with the goal of improving outcomes and providing a local clinician resource for caregivers.
After finishing his training in 2012, Dr. Mytinger accepted a position with The Ohio State University at Nationwide Children's Hospital. His plan was to create a multidisciplinary Infantile Spasms Program in an effort to improve patient outcomes and provide a framework to support caregivers. Dr. Mytinger is the Director of the Infantile Spasms Program. Since 2012, children with infantile spasms presenting to Nationwide Children's Hospital are referred to the Infantile Spasms Program and treated with a standardized management guideline. This program emphasizes early diagnosis and treatment, the use of first-line therapy, early changes in therapy if needed, and diligent clinical and electroencephalogram follow up to ensure the best possible developmental and seizure outcomes for each child. There are numerous contributors to the program who all play a critical role. The team includes nurses, nurse practitioners, a developmental psychologist, a pharmacist specializing in pediatric epilepsy, child neurology residents, child neurology attendings, and others. He and his team have shown that the Infantile Spasms Program has improved the rate of infantile spasms remission at Nationwide Children's Hospital. To learn more about Dr. Mytinger's approach to infantile spasms, listen to him speak on-line (skip to 7 minutes into the broadcast): http://traffic.libsyn.com/pediacast/pediacast_281.mp3
Dr. Mytinger was nominated by not one but two families for his outstanding care of their children.
-My Little One was diagnosed with West Syndrome (Infantile Spasms) in January 2014. His symptoms started with 3-4 clusters of what looked like a let down, and his pupils would dilate. Thank God that Dr. Mytinger was at Children's because my son was first diagnosed with focal partial seizures, and Dr. Mytinger came on to the team, looked over the EEG, saw the spasms, and diagnosed IS. He started treatment right away. He came into our room, sat down, and gave us this horrible diagnosis with such compassion! He stayed on top of everything. He would call us at home from his home to check in and to see how our son was and how treatment was going. He never waited long if treatment was working to switch to another. He expressed the urgency of getting the spasms under control in order to have the best outcome! After every EEG he would take us into his office and go over everything, showing us past and present EEG's. He felt like part of the family. I felt like our son was his only patient when I knew that he wasn't. He was a very busy man but made our family and every family dealing with IS important. His fight saved my son. He never stopped searching for the next treatment. We are very grateful to him for giving us back our son!!! My son is thriving today! He just turned two and he is the cutest happiest little boy in the world. He is working on walking and changing and becoming stronger every day! He is a true fighter! We are thankful to Dr. Mytinger for giving us back our hero!
-My son was diagnosed the week he turned 5 months old. He had the "typical" spasms and a loss of some personality. Within a week of first seeing a spasm, we went to Children's Hospital ER and received an EEG. Initially misdiagnosed, given Keppra, and told we would be released in the morning. Thankfully, Dr. Mytinger saw the EEG and came and told us our son had IS. We went through all the standard tests the next day and started ACTH before leaving the hospital. We relapsed a month after the wean, immediately started Sabril, and have been seizure free since. Today at two, our son is in the low end of average. We still have a delay in expressive speech, but he is making gains weekly. To someone who doesn't know his diagnosis, he seems like a neuro-typical toddler.
If it wasn't for Dr. Mytinger, I don't know what my son's outcome would have been. We would have lost valuable time on a medication that is not a treatment for IS. He started an IS clinic at our hospital; and, without it, we would be driving 4 or more hours to another clinic for treatment. Other than fast, accurate care in our son's case, he has dedicated time outside of the normal day to treat patients. When we relapsed, we went to the hospital at night, and he read the EEG at home, called us, and walked us through starting Sabril. He was even off work for medical reasons but continued reading EEGs from home and coordinating with his staff to continue giving his patients the level of care they deserve. I have yet to encounter another medical professional so willingly to give their patients the same level of care.
Click here to learn about past Heroes Award recipients.
New in 2015, the Infantile Spasms Hope Award honors a family or individual who not only demonstrated courage in the face of their child's diagnosis of infantile spasms, but also has used their experience and shared their story to help generate awareness of IS and educate other parents facing this devastating form of seizures. Hope Award nominations were reviewed by individuals from the partner organizations, families who have lived with infantile spasms and three representative physicians.
2015 Infantile Spasms Hope Award Winner
Danielle Boyce
Bala Cynwyd, PA
Danielle Boyce is a mother of two children, including a son, Charlie, who had infantile spasms.
Danielle holds a BA in political science and a Master's in Public Health with a concentration in epidemiology. She currently works for Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and has co-authored numerous peer-reviewed articles.
Danielle is the Executive Director of Infantile Spasms Community. She also serves on the board of directors of the Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome Foundation, is an FDA Patient Representative for infantile spasms, is on the Steering Committee for the Rare Epilepsy Network, and conducts family support workshops on a variety of epilepsy-related topics.
She authored a children's book, Charlie's Teacher, inspired by her daughter's experiences as the sibling of a child who receives home-based therapies. Danielle also volunteers for Autism Inclusion Resources, an organization that helps families affected by autism to venture out into their community. Danielle's inclusive programming work with a Baltimore museum was featured at a national museum conference in 2013.
From Danielle's Hope Award nomination:
The Boyce family has been very courageous for sharing their story witht he infantile spasms community and the Child Neurlogy Foundation. Danielle and her family moved to be closer to Charlie's neurologist to get the best care. Charlie has under gone two brain surgeries, is on the ketogenic diet and AEDs, and is a fighter. Charlie is loved by his sister, Ryan and mother, Danielle Boyce. He is now 5 years old and attends a special school where he works hard at circle time and therapies.
Danielle Boyce is a strong woman who is very supportive, compassionate, and caring to all families having to cope with infantile spasms in a couple different ways. She is the director of Infantile Spasms Community Facebook page and is there to keep everyone afloat on epilepsy research studies that can be participated in, new information about infantile spasms, and help answer any questions or just there to talk.
Moreover, she has shared her story with the infantile spasms community and the Child Neurology Foundation and is living proof that you have to have hope and never give up no matter what lengths you have to go to.
INFANTILE SPASMS INFOGRAPHIC-Little Seizures: Big Consequences
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New Infantile Spasms Educational Videos
Entrevista de Espasmos Infantiles
Los Prolongados Efectos de Espasmos Infantiles
Infantile Spasms: Moving Quickly to Diagnosis and Treatment
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Car giant DaimlerChrysler and US-based vehicle parts retailer AutoZone were the first companies to be sued by SCO.
UK companies could also be in SCO's firing line, even though its rights over the operating system code are being disputed in foreign courts, said Clive Seddon, IT partner at law firm Masons.
"Any UK company that is unlucky enough to be sued could ask a court to wait for the outcome of the IBM and Novell cases, but that would be a matter for the court's discretion, and the fact that these other cases are overseas makes it less likely that a court in the UK would grant such a request," he said.
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For One Girl, Rising Above Troubled Life
By CHARISSE JONES
Published: June 13, 1995
Most of her young life, 16-year-old Latoya Sims was not a ward of the child-protective system. Instead, she hovered at its edge.
Home was an abandoned apartment with no toilet, or a room where she was too afraid to sleep. They were places where she lost her dolls, her diaries, her baby pictures, her childhood.
She was 11 when her father began to beat and sexually abuse her, she says. But whenever she thought of telling someone -- a police officer, a friend's parent -- she had a vision of them simply taking her back home. Once, her eye blackened, she called a child-abuse hot line. When asked for her address, she hung up.
For much of this life, Latoya's only refuge was school. She is president of the National Honor Society at the High School of Graphic Communication Arts in Manhattan, maintaining a B average in honors classes.
"She's the kind of kid they say we don't have kids like anymore," said her guidance counselor, Arthur Kirson. "The first time I met her was after one of the major incidents at home. Here's this kid sitting with a scratched up face. And the only thing I've ever seen her worry about is her school work.'
It was through her high school's mentoring program that she met Mary Corrarino, a single, 45-year-old lawyer who has given Latoya a couch to sleep on in her Manhattan apartment for five months now, enabling the teen-ager to make it safely to her graduation. Together, the two testified in the successful prosecution of Latoya's father.
"She's just always there when I need her," Latoya said. "She's like my fairy godmother."
Occasionally, children with no place to go grab the public's attention in sensational headlines, as with the manhunt this spring for a gym teacher who surrendered after traveling around the country with a 15-year-old student and the entombment and re-emergence of 11-year-old Katie Beers on Long Island in 1992. But for most children in troubled homes, life is a quiet, desperate struggle. Sometimes, if, like Latoya, they are fortunate and resilient, they find an adult -- a relative, a teacher, a mentor -- to trust.
It was in March 1994 when Latoya walked into Ms. Corrarino's law office with a swollen face and black eye. She said she had lived with her father, Sidney Sims, ever since her mother abandoned her and her sister at the 32d Precinct station house in Manhattan four years earlier. Like so many weekends before, Latoya said, he had beaten her.
"At night, I remember I'd just lay there and think, 'God I want to get out of here -- why me?' " Latoya recalled. "Sometimes, I wanted to drink my father's beer and take away the problems. But mostly, I was scared."
She had considered the possibilities. "I couldn't call the cops because they would return me to my house," she said. "Nobody could keep a child who ran away, so that blocked out my friends. And as far as my mother's family, I didn't know where they were. Every time I looked at it, he had all these people and I had nobody."
But that March beating was the last she could take. "With the black eye, I decided this is it," she said.
She was one of several students at her high school involved in a mentoring program with the Kirkpatrick & Lockhart law firm. That Monday, when she went to see her mentor, Gerald A. Novack, she told him what had happened. Thinking that there was more to Latoya's story than physical abuse, he suggested she talk to a woman, and led her down the hall to Ms. Corrarino's office.
"I had never seen her before," Ms. Corrarino said. "You could easily put her on the roller coaster of the system. But if you look in her face, there's something that just makes you stop."
She listened to Latoya tell her story, then photographed the girl's bruises and told her to come by her office every day. In May 1994, Mr. Sims was indicted on charges of attempted assault and sex abuse. In March 1995, he pleaded guilty to second-degree attempted assault, said Carol Stokinger, chief of the family violence bureau in the Manhattan District Attorney's office. He was given five years' probation.
Mr. Sims said in an interview that he was an "overprotective" father but denied he had abused Latoya. "I just wanted her to get a good education and make it in life," he said.
Latoya was separated from her father, but her troubles were not over. She tried to live with her mother, but they did not get along. The last time they had lived together, her mother, Gail Best, was struggling with drug addiction, Latoya said. Now, the drugs were gone, but money was still scarce and Latoya could not shake the feeling of abandonment.
"I was angry with her," Latoya said. "I was expecting when she gave me up that she did that to get her life back together. And I saw she hadn't really progressed."
She said she wanted to speak openly now about her life to help other young people with similar problems.
For her part, the mother now says she had not really abandoned Latoya in 1990, though she had briefly left her at the station house and when she returned, officers had called child welfare officials. The mother would not say if she had suffered from drug addiction.
"That's my life," she said. "I'm not going to comment on my life. You can do a story on my daughter. She's a great girl. She's beautiful, and I love her."


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The Irish Pub "Galway": A little in piece of the Emerald isle in the east.
When I first went into this pub for the very first time, I found it to be a warm and inviting place just like any real Irish pub. Even though this pub is an Irish theme pub, the place has an individual quality all of its own. There are very few native English speakers in Rzeszow, but if you're looking for some, this will be the place to find them. Plus you'll find plenty of English speaking Poles keen to chat and meet with English people. You can get all the usual Polish beers plus a few English and Irish ones thrown in for good measure (I found Guiness and Newcastle Brown Ale!). You can also buy some traditional polish snack food - Zapiekanka. This fusion of the best of Irish, English and Polish culture is what makes this place great. The pub closes when the last person leaves. If you leave a tip in the tip jar, the bell gets rung (loudly) to let everyone in the pub know about your generosity!
Dress Code: No dress code.
Address: ul.3-go Maja 8, Rzeszow
Phone: (17) 853 22 77
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Becuse nightclubs and bars are usually full at weekend evenings so crawling from one place to another becomes a kind of nightlife itself. When I am going out with my friends we usually all meet at The City Hall at 8 and we decide where to go.
You won't find anything unusual in in this town unless you have a little couriosity in the way people live and enjoy their time in Poland. As a foreign tourist you have a great opportunity to grab people's attention without basically doing a thing. So why not make a use of this advantage and join locals to have some fun in local style.
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Directions: The best place to start the trip from is the City Market. Most of clubs and discos are located in and around this place. There are some big clubs located in the suburbs or even out of town. But I woul
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Most famous Rzeszow's disco club is Akademia. There some interesting events organized there like miss competitions or concerts of famous rock stars. Apart from that you can have regular disco - party. They play different music depending on the day.
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