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FUTURES/OPTIONS; Soybean Prices Plummet To Lowest Level Since May
By H. J. MAIDENBERG
Published: November 18, 1988
Soybean prices plunged yesterday to their lowest levels since last May, when the Grain Belt was just beginning to experience the severest drought since the 1930's. The selling in the Chicago soybean products futures pits spilled over into the nearby corn and wheat markets.
When the Chicago Board of Trade closed, the expiring November soybean delivery was down 24 3/4 cents a bushel, at $7.19 1/2, while the more active January contract plunged 24 cents, to $7.34 per 60-pound bushel. Soybean oil and meal prices fell in sympathy.
Spot December corn also fell, losing 5 cents per 56-pound bushel, at $2.59 1/4, and the near December wheat delivery fell 1 1/2 cents, to $4.09 1/4 per 60-pound bushel.
''Today's selloff in the bean pit resulted from an accumulation of bearish factors, not some extraordinary development,'' said Richard A. Loewy, senior grain and oilseeds analyst at Prudential-Bache Securities in New York.
The dearth of foreign buyers is one of the most bearish factors depressing the prices of soybean products since the bulk of the harvest was completed last month. ''This has been squeezing many of the most optimistic speculators out of the bean markets,'' Mr. Loewy said, ''and we think we saw a lot more leave today.''
Aside from the Soviet Union, which has been a major buyer of soybeans and bean meal, overseas demand has been poor, compared with the relatively good exports of corn and wheat, Mr. Loewy continued.
After the close of the Midwest markets, the Agriculture Department released crop export figures for the week ended last Friday. Mr. Loewy said the figures were as expected and already factored.
Another bearish factor that has depressed soybean prices in recent weeks is the good weather reported in Brazil and Argentina, where spring plantings are under way. Brazil is the second-largest exporter of soybeans and byproducts.
Normally, Brazil starts exporting its soybeans and byproducts as soon as the harvesting period ends in March. ''But this year, they have stretched out their exports of their fairly large bean harvest through this month because of the rampant inflation there,'' Mr. Loewy pointed out.
In countries with severe inflation, like Brazil, where sacks of green coffee beans often serve as acceptable currency, the longer the producer holds a salable commodity, the more valuable it becomes. Whether domestic soybean prices will rebound after their South American competitors complete their export sales in a few weeks depends on continued large purchases by the Soviet Union and the arrival of new buyers.


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I kept fading in and out of consciousness. Pain came and left infinitly and I just wanted it all to stop. The only thing keeping me from letting go were images. Pictures of friends, family....my life.
My girlfriend Rose and I dancing without a care like idiots in the rain. Meeting my best friend Josh for the first time. Will and I making out in a hot tub. Scott reaching to get a poker chip in the bag between my legs. Talking with my cousin about our eating disorders. Sidney laughing with pizza coming out of her mouth. Ben rocking the dance floor as the main attraction. Brandon buying me a coke after smoking at a church. Me convuulsing after cutting myself and doing drugs...so many memories, so many things I didn't know whether I wanted to forget or remember forever.
Sometimes it was too cold and I trembled with chills. Demons flashed on the edge of my vision, but was I even awake? Is this all a dream? But then there was intense fire that scorched my throat, making me sweat. I grew familiar with black. I wondered whether that was a bad thing.
The occasional swirling colors of a memory would pop up and I would just try to bury myself deeper in the darkness where there was alot less pain. Even though the past was alot clearer than the present. And most of the time there was silence. The occasional voice might enter my awareness randomly, but I brush it aside, it's not important. But, didn't voices mean things...?
Wait, what is important? What am I here for? Where am I?
I pushed hard at the black. I know, there's something I need to remember....


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'Boheme' is the fifth of seven apartments within La Capanelle, an elegant development on the picturesque hills overlooking the Gulf of Naples and the Gulf of Salerno.'Boheme' is a stylish apartment for four people, measuring 45m2. It is on the first floor of this exclusive development, and is reached from the main entrance via the elegant lobby and staircase. In addition to the shared pool, terrace and gardens, 'Boheme' also benefits from a balcony, accessed from the living area. Equipped with table and chairs, it is perfect for enjoying breakfast or a quiet drink, or simply admiring the view.The apartment has both air conditioning and heating throughout, to ensure your comfort whatever the time of year. There is an internet WiFi connection.In the open-plan living area, there is a double sofa bed, two armchairs and satellite television. The modern kitchenette is well-equipped with a dishwasher, four electric rings, an oven, a fridge-freezer, microwave, toaster and Italian coffee maker.
On arrival, you will find your parking area, reserved exclusively for guests and protected by an electric gate. Before you, the green slopes of the Mediterranean maquis stretch in all directions, alongside the organic lemon and olive groves tended to by the owners. Le Capannelle sits high on one of the natural terraces typical of the Amalfi Coast, guaranteeing wonderful views.
The well-kept shared gardens boast a wonderful 10m x 5m swimming pool (open from 14th April to 31st October), surrounded by a solarium terrace. Beautiful potted plants rest alongside ample sun loungers and parasols, giving the ideal place to soak up the sunshine, whilst enjoying the panoramic views from the Amalfi Coast to the Gulf of Salerno. On an adjacent raised terrace, you can relax on the comfortable wicker sofas beneath the shade of a pergola, whilst savouring the unforgettable sunsets over the blue seas of the Bay of Nerano. On hot summer days, the small wood and olive grove offer an ideal retreat when you wish to cool down.
Le Capannelle is within easy walking distance of good restaurants and grocery stores in the charming town of Sant'Agata sui Due Golfi. From there it is a short drive, or bus ride, to the many attractions of Sorrento, and beyond on the Amalfi Coast.
All guests are welcome to use the communal laundry room on the first floor, where you will find two washing machines, iron and ironing board.
We had a fantastic stay at Le Capannelle in early October 2012. We had booked a smaller apartment but were upgraded on arrival, which was a lovely surprise. The apartment was clean, bright and modern, will great facilities for a self-catering holiday. The two balconies were the perfect place to relax and have meals with amazing views. The only complaint would be the hairdryer, which seemed to be faulty and didn't have much power - if you rely on a hairdryer take your own! The apartments were very quiet when we were there and we had the lovely, private pool area to ourselves for most of the week - bliss.
The village location is great for those wanting to get away from the busy, tourist areas but to still have access to all that the area has to offer. It is well placed for discovering the Sorrento/Amalfi coast. The village itself has great restaurants (Da Mimi was a favourite of ours) and a brilliant bakery as well, just down the road from the apartment. We hired a car for our week in Italy so cannot comment on the public transport, but we found parking in the area to be fine.
Overall, a great stay and we would definitely recommend Le Capannelle to anyone visiting this beautiful part of the world.
IMPORTANT! This location is a bit tricky to get to, and unfortunately, minimal directions were provided. Here is how to get to the Feeling Italy offices by bus. Leaving the Circumvesuviana train station, cross the street, go down the steps and cross the street again. Look for an Amalfi bus and ask the driver to get off at Hotel Due Golfi. This will put you at the top of Via Nastro Azzurro. Head down the road and #25 will be on your right...unmarked by number, so you have to hunt a bit. Now, when you are at the apartment, it is easier to take the bus to and from Sorrento that stops just a bit down from the pharmacy. It will be marked Sorrento or St.Agata via Massa Lubrense. Either way, you will be the final stop. The village of St. Agata is lovely with lots of gardens and lemon groves. There are plenty of great restaurants as well. The apartment was well-appointed and the pool and grounds were beautiful. Once you manage to find it, this is a great place to stay.
Le Campanelle was a really nice place to stay for excursions arround the Sorrento/Amalfi-Coast, as well as a really quit place to relax by the pool overlooking the nice sea underneath.
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Zeer schoon, gezellig ingericht en leuk klein zwembadje met ligbedden.
Auto wel vereist, zeer smal weggetje om het huis te bereiken.
Het dorpje is niet heel bijzonder, maar er is een supermarkt, bakker, slager,etc. En een aantal restaurants.
Service was prima, kreeg een aantal keer een whatsapp of alles in orde was.
Wij verbleven er eind april/begin mei. Omdat het dorpje vrij hoog ligt waren de avonden wel erg koud.
Perfecte plek om de Almalfikust te ontdekken.
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Domestic Violence Part 4: How Can You Help
This is the last in a series of blogs on domestic violence and healthy relationships which we originally posted last year in honor of October's Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
If you know someone who you think is being abused by their spouse or partner, here's what you can do to help:
- Let them know you are worried about them and want to help. Don't tell them what to do or try to take control of the situation.
- Don't blame the victim, imply they did something to 'bring it on,' or tell them they are stupid for staying. It's hard to understand why people stay in abusive relationships - some common reasons are love, belief the abuse will change, self-blame, and fear that the abuse will get worse if they try to break it off. But the worst thing you can do if you want to help is to reinforce the idea that they are to blame.
- Help them to reduce isolation. Abusers often cut their victims off from friends and family members. Tell them you'll be there for them whether they decide to stay in the relationship or not.
- Connect them with a domestic violence advocate who can help them develop a safety plan. Call one of the numbers below to find out what resources are available in your area.
Finally, if you know someone who's being abusive, do not look the other way. Calmly express your concerns about the specific behavior that you see as abusive and make it clear that you do not believe there is any excuse for abusing another person. Suggest that they get help in order to change their behavior, and tell them you will support them in their efforts to change, but will not support abusive behavior. Do not accept excuses, justifications, "laughing it off" or victim-blaming. Call one of the numbers below to find out how to get help for the abusive person.
How to get help:
The Children's Aid Society – Family Wellness Program 212-503-6842
NYC Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-621-HOPE (4673)
National Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-699-SAFE (TDD 800-787-3224)
National Teen Dating Violence Hotline 1-866-331-9474 (TTY 866-331-8453)
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Save The Date for "The Graduates/Los Graduados"
On Monday, October 28, PBS premieres, The Graduates/Los Graduados at 10:00 p.m. The film shares the compelling stories of six young Latinos from around the country who beat the odds and achieved success in school. Featured in this nationwide premiere is Bronx-born Chastity Salas, a Children's Aid Society community school alumna and current freshman at the State University of New York at Potsdam.
Though her mother worked hard to provide steady housing for Chastity and her three younger brothers, the family found themselves living in a homeless shelter. During these difficult times, the after-school program at Fannie Lou Hamer Freedom High School, helped provide a safe and encouraging place for Chastity to build positive relationships, enhance her study skills and explore her creativity through music. With help from the Student Success Center and the EXCEL College Prep Program, Chastity was set on track to college and was better prepared for the challenges of higher education.
Watch the trailer here and check your local listings for Monday's premiere.
Join the online conversation about this film and the ways to curb the high school dropout rate. Visit the film's Facebook page and use the hashtag #TheGraduates/#LosGraduados on Twitter to show your support.
Domestic Violence Part 3: The Warning Signs of Domestic Violence
This is the third in a series of blogs on domestic violence and healthy relationships which we originally posted last year in honor of October's Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Check back next week for our final blog on Why Victims Stay and how you can help.
While every relationship is different, survivors of domestic violence have identified common characteristics and behaviors of abusive partners. Knowing the warning signs can help you to avoid abusive relationships or identify abuse and get help for yourself or a friend/family member sooner. If you recognize any of the warning signs below, consider calling the Family Wellness Program or one of the hotlines listed below.
- Extreme jealousy – when one partner wants to know who the other is with and what they are doing at all times, is extremely possessive, accuses them of cheating with no reason.
- Isolation – when one partner wants the other all to him/her self, tries to cut them off from friends, family, and activities – might even insist they quit their job or school.
- Controlling behavior – when one partner tries to control the other by telling them what to do, how to dress, who to hang out with – or manipulates them into doing what they want.
- Fast-moving relationship – when a partner who comes on very strong, is an extreme "smooth talker" and wants make major commitments very early in the relationship.
- Blaming – when one partner always seems to blame the other for his/her own behavior – "You made me do this."
- History of abusive behavior – if someone has ever been abusive to a current or ex partner, a child or an animal; it is unlikely they will change without help.
- Moodiness – someone with a "Jekyll and Hyde" personality.
- Put-downs – when one partner is constantly criticizing the other, putting them down and making them feel badly about themselves.
- Entitlement – when someone believes they are entitled to be in charge or be catered to, whether because of gender or other reasons.
- Intimidation and threats - when one partner uses threats or intimidating body language, punches walls or breaks things to intimidate the other.
How to get help:
The Children's Aid Society – Family Wellness Program 212-503-6842
NYC Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-621-HOPE (4673)
National Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-699-SAFE (TDD 800-787-3224)
National Teen Dating Violence Hotline 1-866-331-9474 (TTY 866-331-8453)
Trauma Follows Children to School
Did you know? A history of trauma can impact a child's language, memory, attention and sequencing skills. The effects of traumatic stress on children have been well-documented and as a result health, social service and education practitioners have developed many effective strategies for addressing the needs of trauma-effected youth. Despite the evidence and resources available, schools are not regularly implementing the strategies or policies necessary to address these negative effects.
The Impact of Trauma on Learning and Development Conference, a collaboration between The Children's Aid Society and New York Foundling, will be held on Friday, November 1 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the National Training Center for Community Schools in Morningside Heights. This day long conference will give education and social services students and professionals an in-depth look at this critical issue. Leading researchers and practitioners will present on a range of topics, including: current research on the impact of trauma and abuse on learning and memory; organizing support services in a community school setting; and effective therapeutic and teaching models and strategies.
Click here to learn more and to register.
Richard Buery on the Huffington Post: Keeping the Oversized Soda Fight in Perspective
"There is an irrefutable, direct link between obesity and consumption of sugary beverages - soda, "juice" drinks, sports drinks and other popular products. Research shows that for each sugary drink a child consumes per day, his or her risk of obesity increases by a whopping 60 percent."
Read more in my latest piece on the Huffington Post.
Domestic Violence Part 2: The Effect of Domestic Violence on Children
This is the second in a series of blogs on domestic violence and healthy relationships which we originally posted last year in honor of October's Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Check back each week in October for upcoming blogs on Why People Abuse and Why Victims Stay.
It is estimated that at least 10 – 20% of American children are exposed to domestic violence in their homes. The effects on children vary widely. Some children are very resilient and continue to function in relatively healthy ways. But many children suffer from long-term effects.
Children who see, hear or are aware of violence at home are much more likely to get hurt themselves – either by getting hit directly or being 'caught in the crossfire' and hurt accidentally. Even when they are not hurt physically, they are usually hurt emotionally. They are much more likely to get in trouble for fighting with peers, do poorly in school, be diagnosed with learning disorders, attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder, or other mental health problems like depression or anxiety. As adolescents, they are at greater risk of substance abuse, dating violence, suicide, and a whole host of other social and emotional problems.
The cycle of violence in a family all too often repeats itself from generation to generation. And it impacts not only the family, but all of society, not only because of the cost in the health care and criminal justice arenas, but because those same child witnesses are more likely to grow up to commit not only intimate partner abuse, but many other forms of violence in the community.
If a child you know is being exposed to domestic violence, call one of the numbers below to find out how you can help:
The Children's Aid Society – Family Wellness Program 212-503-6842
NYC Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-621-HOPE (4673)
National Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-699-SAFE (TDD 800-787-3224)
National Teen Dating Violence Hotline 1-866-331-9474 (TTY 866-331-8453)
Children's Aid Shines the Lights on Afterschool
On October 17, The Children's Aid Society joined organizations around the country for the 14th Annual Lights On Afterschool rally. Lights On Afterschool is celebrated nationwide to call attention to the importance of after-school programs for America's children, families and communities.
Afterschool programs provide safe and productive environments for children who are alone and unsupervised after the school day. These programs nurture creativity, inspire learning and address the social and emotional needs of the students.
Children's Aid students, families and staff showed their appreciation for their after-school program in many different ways. Many wrote letters to their elected officials on the importance of afterschool, signed petitions and created collages of their favorite afterschool activities. A popular activity among our sites is to decorate paper light bulbs and hang them up on the walls to symbolize "always keep the lights on afterschool programs." Afterschool students at P.S. 50, a Children's Aid community school in Harlem, marched around the neighborhood with their light bulbs and signs to spread the word as well.
Visit our photo gallery to see how Children's Aid celebrated Lights On Afterschool this year.
Community Schools in Action: Addressing the Opportunity Gap
In 1992, Children's Aid launched its first community school, which organizes the resources of the school and the community around student success. The foundations of the community schools model are: strong teaching and school leadership; rich and meaningful out-of-school-time experiences; and health and social supports for students and their families to eliminate barriers so children can thrive. Children's Aid created the National Center for Community Schools in 1994 in response to a growing interest in this comprehensive and integrated approach. The role of NCCS is to build the capacity of schools, districts, community partners and government agencies to organize their human and financial resources around student success. Since its founding, NCCS has provided training, consultation and other forms of technical assistance to all of the major national and international community school initiatives.
Today, leaders from community school initiatives across the country will send teams of educators, policymakers and community partners to learn, teach, share and network at the The Children's Aid Society's 10th Community Schools Practicum. This biennial event will present important new research that documents the growing "opportunity gap" between America's richest and poorest families. It will explore specific policies and practices that contribute to this gap, and will use the opportunity gap framework as a lens for developing and expanding equity-oriented solutions. Other topics to be covered will include reducing chronic absenteeism, life coaching and racial disparity in school discipline.
The Keynote will be delivered by Robert D. Putnam, best-selling author of The Widening Opportunity Gap: Growing up Rich and Growing up Poor in America Today, Bowling Alone: The Collapse and Revival of American Community, Better Together and Restoring the American Community. Mr. Putnam is also the Peter and Isabel Malkin Professor of Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School.
Learn more here.
Reading for the Record and a Visit from Simba
On October 3, children and adults across America united to read the children's book Otis by Loren Long as part of Jumpstart's national campaign, Read for the Record. Each year, this campaign brings millions individuals together to promote the importance of early childhood education, literacy and kindergarten preparedness. At the Drew Hamilton Early Learning Center, participants and staff joined the mission by reading the book on friendship together and creating art work. Children's Aid's very own Chief Operating Officer, Bill Weisberg, read the book to children in the green room and was acknowledged with a certificate of appreciation.
In 2012, 2.3 million people participated in Jumpstart's Read for the Record. Check back soon for an update on the official results of this campaign.
As a special treat, the children were later joined by singer/actor, Oliver Clifton who played role of "Simba" in The Lion King in both the Las Vegas and New York City productions. Clifton helped the children work up an appetite with numerous song and dance activities in the center's yard who wore their Otis inspired head gear.
Domestic Violence Part 1: What Everyone Should Know
In recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we are republishing four posts written by Kerry Moles, Children's Aid's Director of Family Wellness. Check back each week in October for upcoming blogs on The Effects of Domestic Violence on Children, Why People Abuse and Why Victims Stay.
The Children's Aid Society recognizes domestic violence, also known as relationship abuse or intimate partner abuse, as one of the most pressing issues facing children, families and communities today. Most people know someone who has been abused or abusive, even if they are not aware of it. It can devastate families, lead to lifelong problems for the children who witness it, and contributes to a wide range of violence in the community. That is why CAS is committed to providing both education to prevent abuse and services to help families impacted by it to find safety and heal from its effects.
Domestic Violence or Intimate Partner Abuse is defined as a pattern in an intimate relationship in which one partner (spouse, boyfriend or girlfriend, dating partner) attempts to gain or maintain power and control over the other. Abusers may use physical, emotional, psychological, sexual and financial tactics to establish that control. Anyone can be abused – this is an issue that cuts across race, culture, class, religion and sexual orientation, and teens as well as adults experience it. The most important thing to remember is that NO ONE deserves to be abused. While victims are often convinced that they bring on the abuse themselves, this is never the case – a person who chooses to abuse someone else is always responsible for his or her own actions.
If you or someone you know is being abused or abusive, you should know that help is available. The first step is to call the Children's Aid Society's Family Wellness Program or one of the hotline numbers listed below. We will listen without judgment, give you information about your options, and help you figure out the next steps. All of our services are free and confidential.
The Children's Aid Society – Family Wellness Program 212-503-6842
NYC Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-621-HOPE (4673)
National Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-699-SAFE (TDD 800-787-3224)
National Teen Dating Violence Hotline 1-866-331-9474 (TTY 866-331-8453)


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Mollie King enjoys time bonding with her ''other man'', her pet dog Alfie, especially when boyfriend Jordan Omley is out the country.
Mollie King keeps her dog as company while her boyfriend is out of the country.
The Saturday's star says living with her ''other man'' - her pet dog Alfie - has taught her to become more independent whilst spending long periods of time apart from her American boyfriend Jordan Omley, whom she has been in a long distance relationship with since last April.
Mollie - who lives on her own in a London flat - told the March issue of UK's Cosmopolitan magazine: ''I can be quite high maintenance in relationships. I was single for a year before Jordan and you do get used to living like that. I live with my other man - my dog Alfie - and I'm quite independent.''
Although Mollie has found love with her new beau, she has endured a string of break ups in recent years including Lawson frontman Andy Brown and model, David Gandy, but she insists she has remained cordial with all her exes.
The 26-year-old beauty explained: ''It's really hard when it's fresh; you can't go from being in love to friends overnight. I've always had to take time apart after the break-up. When they're with somebody new and you're single that really hurts, but it's easier when you move on.''


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This week, Michael talks about the new Lipsey's Gray Vickers custom G19. He also touches on the topic "recommended guns for new shooters and concealed carry holders" and "Critical Skills".
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In Accordance With The Code Of Iowa, Section 331.905, (1) & (2) The Following Names Are The Appointees For The County Compensation Board:
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Supervisor – Jerry Hopperstad & Randy Oswald Term Expires 06/30/2017)
Treasurer -Gary Hengesteg, (Term Expires 06/30/2017
Sheriff – Roger Harris, (Term Expires 06/30/2017)
Recorder – Enos Loberg (Term Expires 06/30/19)
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Do you ever feel that we spend too much time talking about how we're different? Some of us spend a lifetime dissecting others by race, gender, nationality, culture, and political leanings, and so it's refreshing to see a documentary that asks what makes us the same: What do we all share in common? PBS answers that question in part with a new documentary series, The Human Spark, produced by WNET, which airs tomorrow night at 8 p.m., January 6, part two on January 13, and finally part three on January 20 on PBS (CST).
I had the opportunity to pre-screen this series and I liked it. It could be that by nature, I, like many other writers, am a closet anthropologist, but this three-part series intrigued me the same way The Real Eve documentary intrigued me in 2002. It could also be that I still love Alan Alda, who guides us through the series. Anyway, I watched it to see whether we've learned anything new since 2002.
Part one begins with "Becoming Us," and you may watch a clip at the Human Spark site. Here's a preview.
In that preview, you'll hear a reference to our Neanderthal cousins. What pricked me throughout the series' discussion of Neanderthals was Alda's repetition that they didn't change. They kept doing everything the same way and that may be the reason they ceased to evolve and are now extinct. I wondered if this was Alda's political message to the world or whether this aspect of Neanderthal failure personally intrigued him the way it intrigued me since I've been grappling with personal evolution and the ability to change.
In addition, I watched the segment on what dogs have in common with humans the same way I watched a documentary on dogs last year that told me some dogs can be taught to count up to five. I can't remember if I watched it on Animal Planet or Discovery, but the information riveted me to the TV, and of course, I did something that only a human mother can do. I turned to my children and told them it was their fault our dog, Bolt, only excels at stealing food, including moving cups of coffee without spilling the contents, and begging for attention. He's neurotic when it comes to needing attention.
Throughout the Human Spark series you'll see Alda ambling along from scientist to scientist asking why we've evolved to be what we are when there are other species on the planet with DNA not that different from ours who do hardly any of what we do. I especially enjoyed the segments comparing human children to chimps. One segment illustrates how easy it is for human children, age 3, to grasp the concept between heavy and light. While chimps can be taught to sort for heavy and light, it takes them far longer to learn how, and they never seem to get the concept behind the difference, such as a heavy ball is more likely to roll down a ramp faster.
In addition, humans show more of a desire to help than chimps even though chimps also instinctively seem to help with tasks. For instance, both a chimp and a human child would help you if they saw you couldn't reach an object that they could reach. However, humans will help pass on knowledge more readily, help other humans who don't seem to do tasks in the most effective way or "the right way" by teaching them the correct way, at least the way they were taught to do it. The section on chimps is called "So Human, So Chimp," and it airs January 13.
In some ways, documentaries are reality TV for thinking people, and it's the chimp section that is possibly the most like a reality TV segment. Alda seems unnerved by one ape, Hondo, who keeps jumping up and hitting the glass where Alda sits. Hondo boldly lets Alda know that he's encroaching on his territory. It seems like it took all of Alda's strength not to leave each time Hondo hit the glass.
The documentary further explores ape politics. How chimps negotiate for food teaches us a similarity between apes and humans. As a female, I was especially intrigued by how female chimps persuaded male chimps to share. They can't use physical strength, so how do they do it? They use political pressure of the female group with penalties later for males who don't share.
Hmm. That's similar to humans, isn't it?
Whatever apes do, however, humans move it to the next level. I lean toward this difference between us being explained by our development of complex language. Our language skills let us negotiate with subtlety life's politics. Through it we may move from subtle negotiation to starting a world war or calling for peace after Human Hondo starts slamming against his side of the glass. The question remains why did we develop complex language while species with less than a two percent difference from us in genetic code did not.
It's possible I've been interested in how chimps differ from humans ever since I saw Planet of the Apes as a child, and so, I'll sit still for documentaries on the differences between apes and humans. Consequently, I feel like I've seen documentaries similar to parts of The Human Spark with similar conclusions over the years elsewhere.
Part three explores "Brain Matters," which airs January 20.
In the futuristic setting of the Laboratory of Neuro Imaging at the University of California, Los Angeles, Alan gets a highly detailed scan of his brain – which for a man in his early 70s, is in remarkably good shape. This image, projected on a huge curved screen behind him, is the starting point for a search within his brain – as well as the brains of others – for the essential components of the Human Spark; a search informed by what the previous two programs have revealed about the attributes that make humans unique. (PBS)
Yes, Alda has a beautiful brain. The brain of a 40-year-old, a doctor tells him.
As with the chimps section, I felt a lot of this final segment was familiar. I think that this series, while sending Alda to various corners of the earth to ask scientists questions, still presented information of which I was already aware; however, it did so under the topic of "what makes us human," which was good, as far as I'm concerned. It pulled different aspects of anthropology, archaeology, and neuroscience into the context of the what makes us be us, and yet it gives more--more detail, new facts, and a little controversy with dueling scientists.
Certainly I liked The Human Spark more than this guy, Stephen Compson at ScriptPhD, who gave it a "D" because he thinks it has too many long-winded responses and only 40 minutes of good material. It bored him. Maybe I don't know enough to be that critical. I think Alda's rambling, his sort of Columbo way of asking the scientists questions, makes the information seem more accessible to the rest of us. You're left feeling you can understand what makes us human too, possibly, even without a Ph.D.
K. Kris Hirst, About.com's archaeology guide, viewed the series more as I did, favorably, and even called it engaging:
Produced by WNET and presented by the amiable actor Alan Alda, "Becoming Us" is an engaging presentation of the complex issues reexamined by scholars just this past decade. Contributing researchers include Alison Brooks, John Shea and Randall White, with appearances by Ian Tattersall, Svante Paabo, Daniel Lieberman, Shannon McPherron, Veronica Waweru, Michael Richards, Tanya Smith, Harold Dibble, Adrian Briggs, and Dennis Sandgathe. Archaeological investigations featured in the program include Olorgesailie (Kenya); Cap Blanc, Roc de Marsal and Abri Castanet (France); Skuhl Cave (Israel); and the Bodo Cranium (Ethiopia), as well as many others referred to but not specifically named, most likely Pinnacle Point in South Africa, Grotte des Pigeons in Morocco and Gorham's Cave in Gibraltar, the last refuge of the Neanderthals. (K. Kris Hirst)
And it won't be all scientists talking, PBS hopes.When Do Human Babies Have the Spark?
The network's launched on its Human Spark website a piece to make experiencing the series more interactive with a social media campaign that's explained at INOMommy.com, but officially announced at PBS.org.
In The Human Spark, Alan Alda travels the world trying to understand one central question: What makes humans unique? ... Now, it's your turn to Share Your Spark! What do you think makes humans human? Send us your photos, artwork, videos or text—we'll post them on the Human Spark Web site. (Send in your proof)
The network reached out to bloggers earlier with this "Share Your Spark" concept as a preface for submissions:
We've all had that experience with our kids when they reach toddlerhood: you are talking to them as you have been doing since they were infants and suddenly, you realize that they comprehend you. They aren't just speaking, they really understand! It spurs a comment to your spouse or friend, sometimes bittersweet: "my baby is growing up!" (PBS promo)
With that in mind, Vera at INOMommy wrote:
I am going through that right now with my youngest son. It's a bit surreal and I am glad that we are finally on "speaking terms" – but what happened to my little boy? ... (Submissions to PBS should) capture ... what it is to be human. Perhaps it's your child speaking on a video or a picture that is explained in a very funny way by your child. (Vera)
The concept also appealed to Mama Cheaps:
This is really neat- and something that I can totally relate to. If you're a parent, you have most likely been talking and singing to your child since he or she was first born. After so very many months of receiving maybe a smile or a giggle, one day, almost out of nowhere, you realize- my child understands me! This has been happening a lot at our house lately. Lily Bean has gone from barely comprehending to actually demonstrating that she has a clue as to what's going on- amazing! (Mama Cheaps)
So far I haven't seen a blog post discussing an actual submission. Nevertheless, there's a Share Your Spark Flickr group with about 11 pictures so far.
You may be intersted to learn that Elizabeth Spelke, a professor in Harvard University's Psychology Department who appears in part three of the series, tells Alda that in the first three years of life there is nothing in particular that makes a human child fantastically different from infants in other species in terms of behavior. (Remember, for instance, that dogs, chimps, pigs, and dolphins are pretty smart.)
So, Spelke says, "I don't think the human spark ignites early in development." Her theory is similar to mine, that it's language that makes the difference. However, she's a Harvard Ph.D., so I'm sure what she thinks after research has a more clout than what I feel after walking around a bit and watching other humans, my dog, and my cat. Regardless, not everyone agrees with Spelke's assessment.
This is where you look at your child or your little niece or the next door neighbor's baby and ask, "Are you human yet?"
If you have something to add that helps answer this question, remember to let the folks at PBS know with your video, essay, photo, or artwork. And here's a link so you can see when it airs in your area, TV Guide.
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Medication errors by caregivers at home in neonates discharged from the neonatal intensive care unit.
Solanki R, Mondal N, Mahalakshmy T, Bhat V. Arch Dis Child. 2017 May 3; [Epub ahead of print].
Pediatric patients are at high risk for medication errors. Researchers conducted a cross-sectional study on 166 infants younger than 3 months who were discharged from the hospital. They found a high frequency of medication errors by caregivers. In keeping with prior research, dose administration errors were the most common type of error.
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Effectiveness of a 'Do not interrupt' bundled intervention to reduce interruptions during medication administration: a cluster randomised controlled feasibility study.
Westbrook JI, Li L, Hooper TD, Raban MZ, Middleton S, Lehnbom EC. BMJ Qual Saf. 2017 Feb 23; [Epub ahead of print].
This randomized controlled trial had nurses on four hospital wards wear "do not interrupt" vests during medication administration. The rate of interruptions the intervention nurses experienced was compared to the rate in four control wards that did not have nurses wear vests. Although the intervention reduced non–medication-related interruptions, nurses reported that the vests were time consuming and uncomfortable; less than half would support continuing the intervention. This study demonstrates the need to design and test sustainable interventions to improve patient safety.
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A Potent Medication Administered in a Not So Viable Route
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Osama Loubani, MD; January 2017
A man with a history of cardiac disease was brought to the emergency department for septic shock of possible intra-abdominal origin. A vasopressor was ordered. However, rather than delivering it through a central line, the norepinephrine was infused through a peripheral line. The medication extravasated into the subcutaneous tissue of the patient's arm. Despite attempts to salvage the patient's wrist and fingers, three of his fingertips had to be amputated.
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Teaching students to administer medications safely.
Koharchik L, Flavin PM. Am J Nurs. 2017;117:62-66.
Students are likely to make mistakes as they develop medication administration competencies. This commentary describes strategies to teach nursing students safe medication practices, including mathematical skill development and small group training.
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Carers' medication administration errors in the domiciliary setting: a systematic review.
Parand A, Garfield S, Vincent C, Franklin BD. PLoS One. 2016;11:e0167204.
Medication administration errors have been studied primarily in the hospital environment. Less is known about the types of errors that may occur in the home setting and the role caregivers play in this context. This narrative systematic review found caregiver medication administration error rates ranging from 1.9% to 33% of all medications administered, highlighting a potential threat to patient safety.
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Medication errors in outpatient pediatrics.
Berrier K. MCN Am J Matern Child Nurs. 2016;41:280-286.
Medication errors occur in various care environments, and they are common in the outpatient setting. This commentary describes factors that contribute to incorrect medication administration by parents, such as misunderstanding of instructions due to insufficient health literacy. The author proposes several tactics to promote safe medication practices by parents which include picture-based instructions and standardized dosing instruments.
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What price must we pay for safety? Excessive cost of EPINEPHrine auto-injectors leads to error-prone use of ampuls or vials and unprepared consumers.
ISMP Medication Safety Alert! Acute Care Edition. August 11, 2016;21:1-3.
If cost-saving decisions are made without adequate consideration, they can increase risks. This newsletter article raises awareness that alternative epinephrine administration methods used to reduce device costs can introduce heightened potential for dosing errors and lead to serious patient harm.
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An acetaminophen icon helps reduce medication decision errors in an experimental setting.
Shiffman S, Cotton H, Jessurun C, Rohay JM, Sembower MA. J Am Pharm Assoc (2003). 2016;56:495-503.
Poor health literacy is associated with the misunderstanding of medication labels, which can lead to adverse drug events. This study sought to assess how adding an acetaminophen icon to the labels of acetaminophen-containing medications affects consumers' ability to avoid unintentional overdose, which is known to cause liver damage. Investigators found that presence of the icon reduced the likelihood of medication errors by 53%, and they concluded that the icon may particularly benefit those with lower health literacy. A past WebM&M commentary discussed a case of liver injury caused by incorrect dosing of acetaminophen.
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Medication errors involving the intravenous administration route: characteristics of voluntarily reported medication errors.
Wolf ZR. J Infus Nurs. 2016;39:235-248.
Errors in administration of intravenous medications have potential to cause severe patient harm. This study analyzed medication administration errors voluntarily reported to the Institute for Safe Medication Practices. The investigator found that the most frequent error was excessive dosing and most errors were multifactorial, consistent with prior studies.
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Factors influencing a nurse's decision to question medication administration in a neonatal clinical care unit.
Aydon L, Hauck Y, Zimmer M, Murdoch J. J Clin Nurs. 2016;25:2468-2477.
Efforts to improve medication safety in hospital settings often target nurses, such as utilizing barcode medication administration or limiting interruptions during nurses' medication administration tasks. Nurses can also support medication safety by speaking up about medication orders that appear to be incorrect. In this interview study, neonatal intensive care unit nurses were asked to describe scenarios in which they did and did not question medication administration. Investigators found that nurses spoke up about medication administration because of concern for patients and when they felt confident in their medication knowledge. Nurses' work environment could bolster or hinder questioning of medication administration. Interventions to support a positive safety culture and to enhance nurses' medication knowledge could reinforce safe medication administration.
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Bundle interventions used to reduce prescribing and administration errors in hospitalized children: a systematic review.
Bannan DF, Tully MP. J Clin Pharm Ther. 2016;41:246-255.
Many successful patient safety programs involve the use of bundled interventions. For example, the seminal Keystone ICU project combined a checklist with regular data audit and feedback and efforts to improve safety culture. This systematic review of bundled interventions to prevent prescribing errors and medication administration errors in hospitalized children characterized several types of approaches. The authors ultimately determined that the poor quality of existing literature precludes conclusions about effectiveness.
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Systematic review and meta-analysis of educational interventions designed to improve medication administration skills and safety of registered nurses.
Härkänen M, Voutilainen A, Turunen E, Vehviläinen-Julkunen K. Nurse Educ Today. 2016;41:36-43.
Adverse drug events can result from errors in medication administration by nurses. This meta-analysis found that a broad range of nursing education interventions, from simulation to traditional didactic curricula, can improve the safety of medication administration. This suggests that multiple nursing educational strategies can be used to enhance inpatient medication safety.
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Nursing strategies to increase medication safety in inpatient settings.
Bravo K, Cochran G, Barrett R. J Nurs Care Qual. 2016;31:335-341.
Medication administration errors are common and are often associated with interruptions. This study reviews data from a recent study on medication safety in critical access hospitals and recommends organizational strategies to improve the safety of medication administration.
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The frequency of intravenous medication administration errors related to smart infusion pumps: a multihospital observational study.
Schnock KO, Dykes PC, Albert J, et al. BMJ Qual Saf. 2017;26:131-140.
Medication errors associated with intravenous smart pumps are a safety concern. Because errors are not always reported, the magnitude of this problem has been unknown. In this study, direct observation of nurses using smart pumps revealed that 60% of medication infusions involved one or more errors, but actual harm to patients was rare. The most common errors involved incorrect infusion rates and workarounds like bypassing the smart pump. These results accentuate a need for improvements in smart pump design to enhance safety and usability. A previous WebM&M commentary describes consequences of an incorrect medication infusion.
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The relationship between nursing experience and education and the occurrence of reported pediatric medication administration errors.
Sears K, O'Brien-Pallas L, Stevens B, Murphy GT. J Pediatr Nurs. 2016;31:e283-e290.
This Canadian study found that nurses with more experience reported a greater number of pediatric medication administration errors, but these errors were less severe compared to other units. This finding suggests widespread underreporting of medication errors by nurses with a lower level of experience.
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US poison control center calls for infants 6 months of age and younger.
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Kang AM, Brooks DE. Pediatrics. 2016;137:1-7.
Pediatricians commonly advise parents to keep medications and chemicals inaccessible to their young children to avoid accidental ingestions. With the assumption that infants will not be mobile enough to access potentially harmful substances, providers typically begin these conversations with parents when children are age 6 months. This retrospective study reviewed 10 years of calls to poison control centers for infants younger than 6 months. Nearly 97% of the 271,513 exposures were unintentional. Half were coded as "general unintentional," which includes exploratory exposures and other scenarios leading to access, such as a sibling providing a substance to the child. Therapeutic errors, such as dosing mistakes, accounted for another 37% of exposures. Some parents self-triaged to a health care facility prior to speaking to poison control, which may be due to unawareness among parents of young infants about the availability of poison control consultation. The authors suggest this study may help guide future poison education and prevention efforts.
Journal Article > Commentary
Creating a culture of safety around bar-code medication administration: an evidence-based evaluation framework.
Kelly K, Harrington L, Matos P, Turner B, Johnson C. J Nurs Adm. 2016;46:30-37.
Successful barcode medication administration implementation can reduce unintended consequences and workarounds related to poor system design. This commentary discusses an evaluation process that engages hospital leaders and frontline nurses in reviewing evidence, assessing practice, improving performance, and modifying processes to enhance the safety of barcoded medication use.
2016–2017 Targeted Medication Safety Best Practices for Hospitals.
Horsham, PA: Institute for Safe Medication Practices; 2015.
This updated report outlines 11 consensus-based best practices to ensure safe medication administration, such as diluted solutions of vincristine in minibags and standardized metrics for patient weight. The set of recommended practices has expanded since it was first developed in 2014 to include actions related to storage and use of neuromuscular blocking agents, smart pumps, and standardized protocols for rescue agents.
Journal Article > Review
Interventions to reduce nurses' medication administration errors in inpatient settings: a systematic review and meta-analysis.
Berdot S, Roudot M, Schramm C, Katsahian S, Durieux P, Sabatier B. Int J Nurs Stud. 2016;53:342-350.
This meta-analysis examined the efficacy of interventions to improve the safety of medication administration. Researchers looked at studies that used training methods (e.g., simulation) and technology approaches (e.g., computerized physician order entry and automated medication dispensing systems). The authors conclude that more randomized or experimental trials are needed in order to characterize the effect of these interventions, although they acknowledge the increasing implementation of barcode medication administration as a safety strategy.
Journal Article > Commentary
Reducing continuous intravenous medication errors in an intensive care unit.
O'Byrne N, Kozub EI, Fields W. J Nurs Care Qual. 2016;31:13-16.
This commentary describes the results of a two-phase initiative intended to reduce errors related to intravenous medication administration and line reconciliation in a surgical intensive care unit. The program used various educational methods and a systematic approach based on the five rights of medication safety.


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She would read the book in a half day, take one look at the questions I had prepared for her to answer, and scribble off a silly poem about the emperor's billy goat or talking rabbits in refrigerators. My most memorable had the title, "When Caesar Gets the Sniffles". These were FUNNY.
My dear friend with a daughter that age would tell me NOT to worry, that somehow the quick mind in my daughter's pretty head WOULD begin to work the way I wanted it to....
I appreciated her, but I think it is safe to admit I had my doubts.
She was right.
I was wrong.
I wanted (deep, deep voice)SERIOUS work out of her. I knew she was capable of DEEP THOUGHTS and I wanted to push her in that direction. So we plowed on through Sonlight World History in-a-year and she read all the depressing(oh, gracious, what depressing stories!)books....the Egyptians with their superstitions and obsession with death, ancient Rome with its mixed-up leadership strand, the Greeks and their grossly immoral gods, the history of Britain with the evils of kings and queens that will make your blood run cold, the French Revolution(she read three GORY books on that topic!)....on through World War II and all the horrible atrocities of the Holocaust and Hiroshima, we read and tried to discuss and I was UPSET that she wasn't WRITING.
This morning I realized I wouldn't have been writing, either!
I mean, that stuff is GLOOMY! Who wants to write about maddening, gloomy, sinful ancient people and their problems? Certainly not a bright 7th grader, which is at least partially why I received poems about rabbits and runny noses. *smile*
The next summer she took another VPSA course, Omnibus I. Now, this course is supposedly for children as young as 11--my daughter was entering ninth grade when she took it, and it made ME uncomfortable with the content, but we knew she could DO the work, and we felt that the best place for her to learn and process all that information MIGHT be home with us rather than in a freshman college classroom, so we took the dive.
She read C.S. Lewis, Herodotus, Thucydides, The Aeneid, The Odyssey, "Julius Caesar", Plutarch, The Epic of Gilgamesh, The Code of Hammurabi, and many more books that I would NEVER have picked up for myself to read, let alone have handed my child.
She loved it.
You know what else? She wrote. She wrote and wrote and wrote and TALKED and wrote some more and TALKED about what she had written--to us, to grandparents, to her classmates.
And she's still talking and writing. She's making comparisons and seeing parallels and talking about how those men's viewpoints compare to the Bible and the wretched condition of the human heart without the redemptive work of Christ.
Guess who's learning now?
Her dad.
Her grandparents.
Her friends.
Her sisters and brother.
(I had to discourage her from reading Herodotus to them as bedtime stories...*shivers!*)
She's also still being funny. She has a way with humor that keeps us on our toes.
I am so thankful. For her, for God's goodness in providing courses and teachers to us online to help her develop her gifts. I'm so VERY thankful for the ongoing work of God in our lives, and for being allowed to see the pictures of Him at work through the ages.
So yes, it can be depressing to look at the ways of the world, even from ancient times, but that's because from the very beginning there was a problem--man thought he could be God, and he cannot. Man cannot solve every problem, but he can certainly mess everything up in his trying. ONLY God, through His plan which He put into motion from before the beginning of time, can fix things, starting with the hearts of men and women. And He will fix things. That gives hope.
So if you're a (homeschooling or not) mom(or dad) out there, struggling with a middle-schooler who just won't DO what you ask in his school subjects, I am asking you to take a step back and enjoy the journey with your child. Don't give up the sweetness of that relationship over ANY academic subject. Sit down at the table and do math together(we're still struggling with that a bit!). Listen, listen, listen, and laugh, laugh, laugh together. Enjoy the days, because you will before long be staring down the junior year of high school and what lies beyond...always remind yourself that your child is a treasure. The only failure you should fear is trading academic success for the heart of your child.
Depend on God to do the work that He has begun.
Be full of faith. Love your student, and be willing to learn something yourself in this wonderful process!


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I recently agreed to settle a legal malpractice claim for less than 10 cents on the dollar to my damages because Defendant's insurance policy is so inadequate. (Plaintiff's "Expert Report" on this attorney's conduct was 100% damning. ) After I accepted this poor offer, her attorney drafted the settlement, and, without prior discussion or negotiation, put in clauses requiring "confidentiality" as to amount, terms, and conditions of settlement and requiring "non-disparagement". Is "confidentiality" as to amount, terms, and conditions "usual and customary"? Isn't "non-disparagement" "usual and customary" only when it benefits both sides, like in employment litigation? Doesn't it have a monetary value to a malpractice plaintiff? Must I have these terms forced upon me without compensation?
First, if plaintiff's expert's report were not 100% in plaintiff's favor, I might wonder about the expert. Contrary to the sometimes held belief that an expert's opinion should be objective and impartial, an expert is hired to further your cause and state your case with authority. Was the ten cents on the dollar the total amount of the defendant's policy? If not, why did you accept less than the policy if your case were so strong?
The clauses you cite are not extraordinary for this type of case. Indeed, in New York, and perhaps New Jersey, confidentiality, etc., is a routine demand during settlement negotiations in professional malpractice cases. They are not being foisted upon you without compensation. You are being paid money to settle the case on these terms.
I am a co-author of WEITZ ON AUTOMOBILE LITIGATION: THE NO FAULT HANDBOOK. The opinions expressed in this answer are not legal advice. These opinions are based on New York practice. We have no attorney-client relationship. conducting a conversation with me through the avvo comments section does not create an attorney-client relationship. I may be contacted at 212-553-9300.Ask a similar question
You may consider getting a second opinion from a New Jersey malpractice attorney. Good luck.Ask a similar question
You are in a negotiation. Put your best foot forward and be prepared to go to trial if you are unable to surpass any deal breakers.Ask a similar question
If you do not believe that the terms were agreed to and you are willing to forego the settlement over the terms , then tell them that this is unacceptable. Before you do, however, I would recommend that you review all of the pros and cons of doing so. Although, I doubt the defendant will ultimately insist on the conditions if it means that they won't get their settlement.Ask a similar question
Doesn't sound like you had good representation, and would be curious to know what firm this was. Many lawyers try to enter my world, but they aren't truly capable.Ask a similar question
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