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I doubt that anything changed after yesterday's commercial crew hearing by the House Committee on Science, Space and Technlogy.
Click here to access the hearing webcast.
Committee chair Ralph Hall, a self-declared skeptic of commercial space, noted that many of his colleagues had chosen not to attend, but told the speakers that didn't mean they don't care.
Space Coast representative Sandy Adams showed up late, having attended another meeting. Her questions begin at about the two hour, seven minute mark in the webcast archive.
After the meeting, the committee issued an official press release quoting Hall:
Emphasizing the uncertainties of this new business model, Committee Chairman Ralph Hall (R-TX), said "I think that NASA owes Congress and the laudable companies that are before us today a much more thorough assessment of the situation ahead. These companies have invested millions of dollars and Congress has committed millions more—it is time for NASA to deliver credible plans and analysis so that we can move forward with more confidence ..."
After expressing several concerns, Chairman Hall said, "For all my seeming skepticism, I am willing to be convinced that I'm wrong, and I hope I'm wrong. I want the private markets to relieve NASA of the cost and burden of building a new launch system for low Earth orbit. In a time of constrained budgets, we must first protect our presence in space and keep the faith with the American people and our foreign partners."
Florida Today reports that NASA officials warned the committee that failure to properly fund commercial space would result in sending more money to Russia as the domestic launch schedule would slip.
"Providing inadequate funding ... presents an unacceptable risk to program execution and would force us to relook at our overall approach," William Gerstenmaier, NASA's associate administrator for Human Exploration and Operations, told members of the House Science, Space and Technology Committee. "We need the appropriate funding for this challenging program."
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk stuck to his commitment to fly crew on Dragon by 2014, given adequate funding. The other executives all agreed they could fly by 2015 if properly funded.
Popular Mechanics reports that SpaceX may go its own way if the government bureaucracy intrudes.
If NASA doesn't change the terms in the draft version of its contract to build a spacecraft that can deliver astronauts to orbit, then Space Exploration Corp. (SpaceX) may simply bow out of building one for NASA. "We may not bid on it," SpaceX founder Elon Musk said. However he is increasingly optimistic that the agency will change some of the rules that dictate the design ...
Musk made his comments to PM outside the hearing room, but the backstory of his frustration is the first draft of a contract called the CCIDC (Commercial Crew Integrated Design Contract), which NASA issued last month to guide the way that private companies build crew-carrying spacecraft. As Popular Mechanics reported last week, this early version of the contract allows NASA to exert more control over the hardware design than many in the industry are comfortable with. It installs NASA staff into the companies' facilities and leaves open the question of how many changes the agency can force companies to make.
Space.com concluded:
The projected costs and benefits of helping to develop commercial spaceships, part of NASA's plan to focus on exploration rather than transportation, drew skepticism today (Oct. 26) from members of a House panel.
While leaders of various commercial space companies spoke up for their industry's prospects in front of the Committee on Science, Space and Technology, lawmakers questioned whether there will be enough of a market in space transportation and tourism to justify taxpayer investment in new, private vehicles. Such ships will need more customers besides NASA astronauts to be profitable, the lawmakers said.
"NASA seemingly takes the position of 'Build it and they will come,'" said committee chairman Ralph M. Hall (R-Texas). "From my perspective, the business case is not very compelling."
UPDATE October 27, 2011 12:30 PM EDT — Jeff Foust of SpacePolitics.com comments on yesterday's hearing.
Wednesday's hearing by the House Space, Science, and Technology Committee on NASA's Commercial Crew Development (CCDev) program didn't yield any major breakthroughs or other significant news. Industry members in the hearing's first panel expressed their confidence to develop systems to transport NASA astronauts and serve other markets in the next several years, provided adequate funding. NASA's associate administrator Bill Gerstenmaier also backed the program, while NASA inspector general Paul Martin covered some of the challenges the program faces.
Foust writes that "two themes" emerged from the hearing:
1. Congressional skepticism is about markets, not capabilities.
2. CCDev's FY12 budget is looking increasingly likely to be no more than $500 million.
As NASA deputy administrator Lori Garver warned last week, Gerstenmaier said that funding CCDev at $500 million (the current Senate mark) rather than the administration's request of $850 million would result in a one-year delay in vehicles entering service, to 2017, with the result that NASA would have to pay $480 million to Russia for an additional year of flight services.
Elsewhere, Popular Mechanics has a second article on yesterday's hearing.
Although industry leaders point to space tourism, orbital science operations, satellite tending, and the ferrying of other nations' astronauts as potential markets beyond NASA, members of Congress on hand today had their doubts. Hall said one of his top concerns about the NASA–industry relationship was that he wanted to avoid making space companies "too important to fail" to the point that they would need to be bailed out if they fell into financial trouble lest America risk the loss of its ability to launch people into space. "I have yet to be convinced that there is a sufficient commercial market that will sustain multiple private, for-profit commercial-crew companies through the duration of America's commitment to the International Space Station," he said.
Elon Musk, the founder and owner of Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX) offered the most pointed defense. Although his company could not have come so far so fast without NASA help, he said "more than 50 percent of revenue" is coming from non-government launches. "With respect to the launch vehicle, we have 35 [unmanned satellite] launches under contract, so I believe the costs associated with the rocket part will be well taken care of," Musk said.
UPDATE October 27, 2011 7:30 PM EDT — SpaceRef.com has posted a letter from Space Adventures chairman Eric Anderson to Rep. Ralph Hall about the claims during yesterday's hearing that no market exists for commercial space:
First and foremost, it is not fair to say that because "only" eight seats have been sold there is no significant market for orbital human spaceflight. The primary limiting factor in the sales of orbital space missions has been the relative lack of supply. For the last few years, especially, Russia has provided 100% of its available seats to the NASA and the other international partners.
Second, while no one knows exactly how large the market is, I can assure you that Space Adventures is in contact with many, many prospective customers who are interested in flying, able to purchase a spaceflight, and ready to sign up... if only there were seats available. Furthermore, even as Russian costs and seat prices increased substantially over the past decade, we saw no significant reduction in interest on the part of customers.
Third, every customer who has flown to space from Russia has had to spend six months away from their regular lives undergoing tests, extensive training and language instruction in Russia. For many, this cost is actually greater than the price of a ticket. One of the first questions every prospective customer asks in some form is: "when can I fly from the U.S.?"
That question is a good one for your hearing. Why shouldn't America, as we seek to lead the world in exploring beyond Earth orbit, also lead in the commercial application of human spaceflight? Shouldn't space tourism create new jobs here, rather than in Russia?


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The Federal Court of Justice (Bundesgerichtshof) on 7 May 2015 decided a case (case no. IX ZB 75/14, available here) that is of relevance especially for stakeholders investing and participating in any insolvency plan in one of the possible insolvency procedures under German Law.
Permanent link to this article: http://blogs.dlapiper.com/derestructuring/2015/07/10/bgh-no-bar-date-in-insolvency-plan-for-later-filed-insolvency-claims/
Invitation to obstruction by junior ranking lien holders
The Federal Court of Justice (Bundesgerichtshof – "BGH") on 30 April 2015 decided on a case (case no. IX ZR 301/13, available here) that is of relevance especially for banks and investors who hold security in the form of first/senior ranking land charges (Grundschulden).
The Federal Court of Justice dealt with the question of whether the owner of a junior ranking judgement lien (Zwangssicherungshypothek) is obliged to release this mortgage in order to enable an open market sale of the property, specifically in a case where it is obvious that the owner will not participate in the distribution of proceeds resulting from an auction.
Permanent link to this article: http://blogs.dlapiper.com/derestructuring/2015/06/24/invitation-to-obstruction-by-junior-ranking-lien-holders/
European Court of Justice rules on cross-border insolvency proceedings
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) on 16 April 2015 decided on a case that is of enormous relevance for cross-border insolvency proceedings.
The main topic the court ruled on was that Article 13 of Council Regulation (EC) No 1346/2000 of 29 May 2000 on insolvency proceedings (OJ 2000 L 160, p. 1) (the European Insolvency Regulation – "EIR") must be interpreted as meaning that the defence which it establishes also applies to limitation periods or other time-bars relating to actions to set aside transactions under the law governing the act challenged by the insolvency administrator. With this ruling the case was handed back to the German Federal Court of Justice (Bundesgerichtshof – "BGH") for the final decision.
Permanent link to this article: http://blogs.dlapiper.com/derestructuring/2015/06/18/european-court-of-justice-rules-on-cross-border-insolvency-proceedings/
Clawback extended: Retention of title in legal limbo
By Peter Jark, Thilo von Bodungen, Silke Goschler and Tom Brägelmann
Retention of title (Eigentumsvorbehalt) is a standard tool in German business for granting security in supply relationships. Usually, it is granted as an extended and/or expanded retention of title (verlängerter bzw. erweiterter Eigentumsvorbehalt). Basically, the supplier receives a revolving security to the delivered movable assets until receipt of all payments under the business relationship. According to a recent decision by the highest German civil court this kind of security may not sufficiently protect the supplier in the context of insolvency proceedings, potentially resulting in the supplier unwittingly being an unsecured creditor.
Permanent link to this article: http://blogs.dlapiper.com/derestructuring/2015/06/05/clawback-extended-retention-of-title-in-legal-limbo/
Permanent link to this article: http://blogs.dlapiper.com/derestructuring/2014/12/17/bgh-de-facto-managing-director-may-be-subject-to-criminal-liability-for-delaying-insolvency-proceedings/
Challenge of performances with prior consent of preliminary insolvency administrator
The Federal Court of Justice (BGH, 10 Januar 2013, IX ZR 161/11) ruled that a transaction cannot be challenged pursuant to the provisions concerning incongruent cover (§ 131 (1) German Insolvency Code), if the prior consent of the preliminary insolvency administrator to the aforesaid transaction created a basis of trust vis-à-vis the creditor. This basis of trust is legally binding for the final insolvency administrator.
Permanent link to this article: http://blogs.dlapiper.com/derestructuring/2014/09/08/challenge-of-performances-with-prior-consent-of-preliminary-insolvency-administrator/
Self-administration: A restructuring opportunity only for "model students"?
By implementing the Act for Further Facilitation of the Restructuring of Companies in 2012 (so called "ESUG"), companies were supposed to file for insolvency proceedings at a significantly earlier stage than in the past, in particular when the possibility for a turnaround is still available. Furthermore, the change in law was supposed to grant easier access to restructuring measures like the so called "self-administration" (Eigenverwaltung). pursuant to § 270 German Insolvency Act ("InsO") known as debtor-in-possession proceedings in other jurisdictions. Such self-administration is a regular insolvency proceedings where the debtor remains running the business and administrating its assets under supervision of a trustee, and may be combined with a reorganization plan.
Permanent link to this article: http://blogs.dlapiper.com/derestructuring/2014/08/11/self-administration-a-restructuring-opportunity-only-for-model-students/
Local Court of Mannheim: No debtor-in-possession for a company whose managing directors that are also shareholders are disunited and quarrelling
Recent Decision by the Local Court of Mannheim
The local court of Mannheim recently published an order, dated 21 February 2014, case no. 4 IN 115/14, NZI 2014, 412, according to which a Debtor's motion to open an insolvency proceeding as a debtor-in-possession (Eigenverwaltung) proceeding had to be denied because the shareholders of the Debtor, who were also its managing directors, were in disagreement whether there should be a debtor-in-possession proceeding in the first place and how the insolvency could be resolved.
Permanent link to this article: http://blogs.dlapiper.com/derestructuring/2014/07/07/local-court-of-mannheim-no-debtor-in-possession-for-a-company-whose-managing-directors-that-are-also-shareholders-are-disunited-and-quarrelling/
EU Preventive Restructuring Framework on the horizon
Permanent link to this article: http://blogs.dlapiper.com/derestructuring/2014/07/04/eu-preventive-restructuring-framework-on-the-horizon/
European Court of Justice on competent courts for challenge actions against debtors outside EU (Article 3(1) European Insolvency Regulation)
The European Court of Justice (ECJ, 16.01.2014, Case C-328/12) ruled that the competent court of the opening state is according to Article 3(1) European Insolvency Regulation ("EuInsReg") also competent regarding an action for challenge against a debtor who has his place of residence in a third country outside the European Union.
Permanent link to this article: http://blogs.dlapiper.com/derestructuring/2014/03/24/european-court-of-justice-on-competent-courts-for-challenge-actions-against-debtors-outside-eu-article-31-european-insolvency-regulation/

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Poor Charlotte Church! Whenever any other teenager wears a silly T-shirt, nobody notices, however outrageous the slogan. Being adorned with the slogan FCUK or "I like to watch" is as commonplace as bearing a Nike swoosh. Charlotte wears "My Barbie is a crack whore" and not only is she in the papers, but then she's got her mum shouting down the phone to her in Hawaii, telling her to throw it away. At the age of 17, she's having to apologise to her mum and stepdad for her choice of T-shirt, without even the opportunity to make amends by wearing "My Barbie's in rehab" on the way home.
Every teenager uses dress as a form of individual rebellion; luckily, most of us don't have to apologise for it. My daughter wears T-shirts every bit as offensive as Charlotte's, home-made mini-skirts that scrape the bottom of her plaid boxers, a palette-load of makeup and, when she's trying to get into an over-15 film, 3in red high heels reminiscent of Minnie Mouse. She's 12, going on 28.
Still, I wouldn't dream of telling either of my children what to wear, although it is true that I occasionally ask my skateboarding son to pull up his trousers, since the waistband resides most of the time somewhere around the back of his knees.
I learned my lesson when I was my son's age and my father refused to walk along the street with me. I was staying with him during the school holidays. Along with hundreds of other punkettes in the revolution of 1976, I had recently dyed my hair cyclamen pink. I then saved up all my birthday money to splurge on a pair of Seditionaries zippered red trousers. At the time, it was rather hurtful that he didn't want to be seen in public with me. I now understand, as a parent, that he was upset that I could have aligned myself with what he thought was a violent gang of marauding youth, hell-bent on anarchy in the UK.
The thing he never realised was that I didn't give a damn about their politics - in fact, I quite liked the Queen - I just wanted the look. I was wearing the clothes, not the ethos. In many ways, I was the worst of all worlds: a wannabe art-school punk still at school, lacking in any conviction except where my wardrobe and makeup box were concerned.
Fashion designer Claudia Vispi is known around London for her wild creations. "My father had always been very strict with us about dress and behaviour," she says. "When he left us, my mother relaxed and never complained about me dyeing my hair scarlet red when I was 14. I could see her wince behind her encouraging smile when I showed her my tattoos and piercing.
"I had also started customising my own clothes, making things, and she was wonderful - always terribly supportive of anything I did creatively. It's funny actually, now I think about it: Dad left us to come out of the closet, just at the time I started diving into the dressing-up box, but in a way we all came out."
So what is she like now, as a parent herself? "I let my daughters wear what they like because you shouldn't stunt kids in their self-expression, but I don't like ironic T-shirts," she says. "I would just cross my fingers and hope they tired of them. Kids have to learn to be responsible for how they look, and learn by making their own mistakes."
Boys are little different from girls in this sense. Author Matthew Baylis, whose new novel, The Last Ealing Comedy, is set in a boys' school, has always been obsessed with clothes. "I was 13 and my mum bought me a grey duffel coat - and I hated it," he recalls. "I was badly skitted by the local scallies in Southport, so I went to the local chasser [charity shop] and bought a national service greatcoat for 50p and gave them the duffel. To avoid detection, I hid the coat in a plastic bag in the garden for two years and told my mum I'd left the duffel at school."
Some of his sartorial decisions were even more eccentric. "My parents didn't like me wearing two different-coloured shoes either. They were certain I'd get arrested, or bad feet. I don't like to admit to them now that I have to go regularly to the chiropodist."
Shocking one's parents isn't just about wearing outfits more outrageous than Dame Edna Everage's. Scriptwriter Rona Davies says that she rebelled against her mum's obsession with proper outfits by wearing drainpipes, monkey boots and a white T-shirt when she wasn't wearing her school uniform. "It was practical because I always went out with older bikers. She never complained about them - she was always polite to them and called them Mr whatever their name was: 'Mr Animal, could you please sit on some newspaper so as not to get oil on the settee?' "
But she wasn't so forgiving towards her daughter. "'You shouldn't wear jeans with your bottom" was one of her favourites, or "You can see seven counties though your legs in those trousers". I didn't know what she was going on about, but I'll never get over my mother's comments: they seemed to be continual put-downs for not wearing high heels and the rest."
The experience of her mother's vocal disapproval made Davies determined to be more tolerant, but it's not always as simple as that. "Now I consciously don't say anything about my daughter's clothes because I don't want that relationship with her," she says. "Yet yesterday, as I was buying Harley, who's 12, a denim miniskirt, I had an awful moment when I heard myself saying, 'No, it's too short.' I felt absolutely hypocritical. If she had an androgynous body, I wouldn't mind, but I can see men looking at her and she's just a child."
Both of my children have always been most particular about clothes. "I don't know where they get it from," I like to say. I blame art school and my mother, who was renowned for outfits so flamboyant they would have made Boy George look square. When I was a teenager, though, she often shouted about my rioting plaid combinations.
"You'll never get a boyfriend looking like that," she would snap. "You should buy a nice dress with flowers on it." "You don't understand," my 16-year-old self would reply. "The type of boy I want wouldn't like any girl who covered her arse in Laura Ashley."
And maybe that is what is at the bottom of the problem, so to speak. In Charlotte's case, the kind of boy her parents would want her to go out with wouldn't like his girlfriend to be wearing a "My Barbie is a crack whore" T-shirt. But for all her parents know, Charlotte's boyfriend, Steven Johnson, probably bought it for her. Even if she did buy it for herself, it was never going to be a wardrobe item she would wear for long - another reason her parents might have done better not to react at all.
The funny thing is that my dad - who wouldn't walk along the street with me - delights in showing me the photos now. I too am keeping a photo library of my children's wardrobe experiments and expect I will put them through the same ordeal. Perhaps that's how Charlotte should think of it: one for the family album.


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At Health Hub we aim to put healthy living at the heart of our community and everyday lives. We are a one-stop shop that offers a unique combination of accessible treatments and education, customer-friendly information about health and wellbeing and a vibrant organic café. As a Community Interest Company (CIC) our profits will help fund outreach and education programmes where they are needed most.
Our menu is rich in alkalising and living foods to inspire and help improve health. Delicious and nutritious food and drinks that regenerate, nourish and revive. The Hub range has been developed with nutritional experts and draws on local, seasonal, fresh and organic produce.
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COMIN project
Community Initiatives are launched by committed, cooperative, enduring and ready to fight people and communities. Our program, Com'In!, aims to open the door to such initiatives.
Com'In! is the abbreviation of COMmunity INitiatives. Community initiatives mean grassroots ideas deriving from small, local communities. It is crucial to support these initiatives, since they often provide a cost of living, economic and social development, sustainability and the feeling of togetherness for members of the certain group. Launching and operating such pilots serve a lot more than just realizing a good idea.
At Cromo Foundation we put big emphasis on supporting such ideas by offering our professional expertise. As a member of the Hungarian NGO sector and by supporting other NGOs with organizational development services, we gained first-hand experience in obstacles and difficulties that newly initiated projects face. The organization developers and trainers of Cromo Foundation have years of experience both in the non-profit and the for profit sector, which assure that we offer professional client-shaped services.
Our aim is to build a network to help connect initiators sharing similar ideas and visions.
COM`IN - Community Initiatives in Nograd and Baranya
Cromo Foundation has launched its project with the title: COM`IN - Community Initiatives in Nograd and Baranya financed by the NGO Fund of the EEA/Norway Grant on 5th of September 2013.
About the projects
Goal of the ComIns project is to strengthen the role of the target groups in the given regions of Hungary via capacity building of Roma NGOs dealing with advocacy and lobby.
Further objective is to increase the knowledge of roma's issues and organizations via solving local problems with local resources and effective communication.
Cromo as an expert in community initiatives performs 15 and 5 capacity building projects for organizations/informal groups in Nógrád County and Baranya County, respectively. Participants cover a wide range of activities and scopes. Organizations and communities obtain different trainings and ComIn solutions according to their organization levels and aims.
Methodology development of community initiatives as well as enlargement of the number of experts are starting in Baranya County and Nógrád County. A portal for methodologies and instructions propagating ComIns is created. 5 community initiatives are realized. Curriculum and training film, novel training forms and materials are produced. As a result of the project, improvement of the facilitator group, expansion of the problem solution toolkit, stabilized groups and organizations, strengthened relationships among partners and somewhat reorganized local civil sector are expected.
Professional indicators of "ComIns in Nógrád and Baranya"
In general, the most important professional engagements of Cromo Foundation are as follows
- Strategy of our service, project communication and publicity policy will be prepared.
- 10 facilitators will be trained during the project.
- A bilingual ComIn portal will be developed, where community initiatives projects fulfilled in Hungary or Eastern/Central Europe will be presented both in Hungarian and English. Publication of 20 initiatives both for Hungary and neighbouring countries is tackled for the year 2014.
- A workshop will be held concerning the project methodology, and an event will be organized in order to share experiences for at least 30 participants.
- Homepage of Gémkapocsháló will be improved.
- A partnership manual as well as an online training handbook will be prepared and shared with our partners and trainers.
Baranya County
- Development of 5 organizations.
- Participation of 5 organizations in media communication development.
- 1 Agora Day at least with 25 participants.
- Status reports (3) at target regions.
- Support of implementation of 1 community initiative in the county.
Nógrád County
- Development of 15 organizations.
- Participation of 15 organizations in media communication development.
- 2 Agora Days at least with 50 participants
- Status reports (7) at target regions.
- Support of implementation of 5 community initiative in the county.
ComIn's workers represent communities of committed, cooperative, enduring and ready to fight people (ComIns).
Description of community initiatives is in this section
Description of methodologies for community initiatives and of a website for expert data bases is found in this section.


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According to a source, the 'Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom' actor is expecting a child with his make-up artist girlfriend Naiyana Garth.
Idris Elba and his girlfriend, make-up artist Naiyana Garth, reportedly are expecting their first child together. According to U.K.'s Daily Mirror, the pair who started dating in March are "thrilled" with the pregnancy.
"Idris and Naiyana are so in love and this is the icing on the cake for them," a source said. "They had been keeping it quiet as it's early in the pregnancy, but they've told family and friends and Naiyana is beginning to show. She is absolutely lovely and she's looking radiant. Her and Idris are a great couple and feel lucky to have found each other."
"Obviously Idris is a bit of a TV heartthrob so Naiyana is the envy of women across the country. But the truth is Idris is the one who really considers himself the lucky one. He's a great dad and she'll be a brilliant mum. They can't wait for their new arrival," the source explained.
The baby will be Elba's second child. The "Pacific Rim" star is already a father to an 11-year-old daughter Isan with his ex-wife Dormowa Sherman.
On November 7, Elba, Naomie Harris and two of Mandela's daughters Zindzi and Zenani attended a screening of "Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom" at the White House. During the event, President Obama talked about the actor's sex appeal.
"He told everyone in the screening room... 'Idris Elba couldn't sit down because all the ladies, all the ladies were all over him. Give him a break today, ladies. Give him a break,' " the actor told E! News' reporter Marc Malkin at the BAFTA LA Jaguar Britannia Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. "I was sitting in the room with a massive head."
"Barack is really fond of Mr. Mandela so he was really thrilled to have us there to present our film and I felt very special about doing that," Elba added. "I'm still pinching myself. It still feels like a bit of a dream to be showing your film in the White House with the president."


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Caramelized Chicken Skewers
Crispy chicken with a sweet and savoury touch or Caramelized Chicken Skewers will definitely be a delicious snack to munch on. Speciality about this dish is we are going to use traditional bamboo skewers which needs some initial preparation time of soaking them in water. If you don't have these bamboo skewers then no worries, you can very well use the metal skewers. Coming to our most debating topic, gas or charcoal grill if you are a person who doesn't compromise on taste then you would prefer charcoal grill as it gives a smoky taste to the food cooked on it.… (1 comment)


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Event-driven, streaming HTTP client for ReactPHP
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Basic usage
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In this Blog category you will find articles about Child Injury Accidents and how to avoid them. Personal Injury suits and insurance claims may require the help of an attorney. A good lawyer can protect your rights under the law.
Kids at Elevated Risk of Harm in Oregon Day Care Centers
On the surface, Iris Valley Learning Center appears to be a legitimate child care facility for young children. A quick Google search of Keizer day care centers reveals Google map results that place Iris Valley on top, with an average 4.5 star review out of 5 possible stars. The facility, located at 530 Dietz Ave, is one of the state's largest facilities. It would come as a surprise to anyone who declines to research further that the facility was recently shut down by the state of Oregon after receiving over a hundred complaints in nine years.
From 2007 to 2016, Iris Valley was flagged for 102 violations by the Oregon Office of Child Care. Yet the state allowed the facility to operate for several years before finally taking action earlier this year. During that time, several young children were mistreated by care providers. Eight children even suffered bone fractures, the greatest number of fractures of any provider during that time period. Inspectors with the Office of Child Care also uncovered sanitation issues with dirty toys, carpets, kitchens, and too few teachers on staff.
Despite the citations, the facility continued to operate for several years. Iris Valley was fined a mere $325 over its 102 violations. Such a light slap on the wrist hints at several instabilities and issues within the state child care facility itself. Problems have accumulated for years within the state agency that oversees childcare facilities and little action has been taken.
Oregon Office of Child Care Audit
An internal state audit from 2016 revealed that the state's oversight system enables problematic facilities to thrive. Questionable decision-making by regulators and inadequate rules let gravely harmful facilities continue operations. The audit, conducted by Oregon's Early Learning Division, which oversees the Office of Child Care and is in turn run by the Department of Education, was completed in 2016.
The audit raised many issues and proposed several suggestions to help the child care office improve its performance, yet Oregon Office of Child Care's director, Dawn Woods, was not interested in executing the majority of the proposed changes.
The Oregon Office of Child Care oversees 4,200 day care centers, 1,200 of which are large commercial operations like Iris Valley. Its services extend to nearly 106,000 children, or about
Portland Teachers Feel Unsafe in Schools
With the implementation of new disciplinary policies in schools teachers across the country are reporting feeling less safe in their own classrooms. In Portland schools, new disciplinary policies that aim to reduce the rate of suspensions and expulsions by eliminating zero-tolerance policies. Called "Restorative Justice," new policies bar teachers from removing disruptive students from their classrooms as a form of disciplinary action.
Since the policy was implemented, over a third of all teachers surveyed felt less safe in their schools, according to the Portland Association of Teachers union. Teachers throughout the Portland Public Schools system are reporting increased incidents in disruptions and even classroom violence as students are learning they will not face consequences for their actions.
What is Restorative Justice?
Restorative justice is a student-centered approach that attempts to shift disciplinary measures from punitive to preventive in order to eliminate what is often referred to as the school-to-prison pipeline. The strategies embraced by this new system encourages students who display behavioral problems to work out issues amongst themselves and with the guidance of teachers and counselors. According to Edutopia,
"Restorative justice empowers students to resolve conflicts on their own and in small groups, and it's a growing practice at schools around the country. Essentially, the idea is to bring students together in peer-mediated small groups to talk, ask questions, and air their grievances. "
By enabling students to resolve issues with the help of teachers, administrators, and other school personnel, these measures seek to reduce suspensions and expulsions which are considered "exclusionary" and therefore harmful. As a result, teachers can only discipline kids who have committed the worst offenses. In some school districts, unruly students cannot be removed from the classroom without the consent of the district supervisor. Teachers have reported having very little ability to control students who exhibit
While the policies have led to a nearly 50% reduction in overall exclusions for Portland students, this does not reflect that the number of disruptive or unruly incidents has declined. Without the necessary resources to achieve success, many schools are struggling with a surge in disciplinary issues; some teachers are even reporting that they have received threats of
Who Is Legally Responsible for a School Playground Injury?
Determining who might be responsible for an injury that occurred in a child's school playground is often difficult. Even if the school or a school employee didn't directly cause the injury, the school district might be legally responsible, and obtaining just compensation can be challenging.
Playground injuries are usually due to either poor maintenance or design of playground equipment or lack of adequate supervision. If another child injured your child on a school playground, the other student or parents may not be responsible. If a teacher failed to provide adequate supervision, the school district would be at fault. Likewise, if your child was injured in a school bus accident caused by the driver of another car, the school district might be considered negligent.
School Districts Share Sovereign Immunity with Governments
School districts, like the federal government and all branches and agencies at the state, county, and municipal level of government, enjoy what is called "sovereign immunity," which means that they can't be sued except under specific circumstances. To make a case to receive compensation for your child's injuries, you must bring a civil suit in court against the school district. You may need legal assistance with this. If your child attends a private school, the grounds for filing suit might involve breach of contract. Otherwise, private schools are generally subject to the same laws as public schools if they receive any form of federal funding.
Initiating a Claim Against a School District
Before a lawsuit can be filed against a school district, most states require that you file a formal written claim with the school district's clerk or other specified official of the school district no more than 60 to 90 days after the injury. The claim must describe the nature of the incident and injuries to the student, so that the school district can investigate the incident. In most states, failing to file a claim within the required time period will prevent you from later filing any type of lawsuit in court against the school district. Once you have filed the claim, you must wait until either the school district has denied the claim or a certain amount of time (typically three to six months) has passed without any action by the school district.
After you have filed with a government administrative agency to "exhaust the remedies" that are available to you, the administrative agency may
Lightning Playground Slides Recalled After Child Finger Amputations
Following incidents of broken welds causing children to suffered finger amputations, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) on December 7, 2016 issued a recall of the Lightning Slide stainless steel playground slide manufactured by Playworld Systems, Inc,.
About 1,300 Lightning Slides, manufactured in the United States by Playworld Systems, Inc. of Lewisburg, PA and Horizon Industries, of Columbia, PA, have been sold by independent distributors over the last sixteen years with stainless steel welds attaching the bedway to the sidewalls that can crack and separate, allowing a child's fingers to get caught in the space.
Playworld Recalls All Lightning Slides Sold in Past Sixteen Years
All of the 1,300 slides, sold to schools, parks and government entities across the country between November 2000 and October 2016 for between $1,500 and $4,000, have been recalled due to the defect. Playworld and CPSC warned organizations that purchased the affected slides to immediately stop allowing their use, to prevent exposing children to risk of amputation and laceration injuries.
Because there is no manufacturer information on the defective slides, the CPSC warned parents and caregivers to be extremely cautious when allowing children to use metal slides at public or school playgrounds, and said the stainless steel slides may have single or double bedways and could be attached to a playground system or stand alone.
Playworld Systems is handling the recall, offering a free replacement slide and free installation. "A temporary barrier will be shipped to consumers prior to shipment of a replacement slide to prevent children from using the slide," CPSC's notice said.
CPSC Fast Track Recall Process Encourages Playworld Voluntary Recall
CPSC tells customers to immediately stop using the recalled slides and contact Playworld at 800-233-8404 from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ET Monday through Friday, email email@example.com or online at https://playworld.com/ and click on "Slide Safety Recall Information" for replacement slide information.
Playworld is also contacting consumers who purchased the affected slides directly. Playworld's voluntary recall was encouraged by the CPSC's "Fast Track Recall" process, meant to speed up recall announcements to protect consumer safety.
CPSC Stops Short of Banning Unsafe Crib Bumpers
Despite mounting evidence that padded crib bumpers, designed to keep a baby from hitting her head on crib slats, are a suffocation hazard and may be linked to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, in September 2016, Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) staff released an analysis of child deaths associated with crib bumpers that was scientifically questionable, and inappropriately came to the conclusion that it should not take any action on these products.
American Association of Pediatrics Issues Policy Statement on Crib Bumpers
Multiple safe sleep experts, including Rachel Moon, MD, FAAP , lead author of American Academy of Pediatrics' (AAP) October 24, 2016 policy statement, "SIDS and Other Sleep-Related Infant Deaths," reviewed the CPSC's evidence and found the CPSC's analysis and conclusion flawed. "Because there is no evidence that bumper pads or similar products that attach to crib slats or sides prevent injury in young infants, and because there is a potential for suffocation, entrapment and strangulation, these products are not recommended," the AAP's statement concluded.
American Journal of Pediatrics Article Reaffirms Crib Bumper Danger
In November 2016 the American Journal of Pediatrics (AJP) published an article written by Bradley T. Thatch, M.D., George W. Rutherford, Jr., M.S., and Kathleen Harris, of the Washington Department of Pediatrics, St. Louis, Missouri titled "Deaths and Injuries Attributed to Infant Crib Bumper Pads." Analyzing the CPSC's database for deaths related to crib bumpers for the years 1985 to 2005, the authors found that, between those years, 27 children from 1 month to 2 years old died from suffocating or strangling related to crib bumpers. The authors also searched other Consumer Product Safety Commission databases for crib-related injuries that potentially might have been prevented by bumpers, and examined 22 retail crib bumpers and described features that could be hazardous. "These findings suggest that crib and bassinet bumpers are dangerous. Their use prevents only minor injuries. Because bumpers can cause death, we conclude that they should not be used," the article stated.
CPSC Delays Banning Crib Bumpers
Although the Consumer Product Safety Commission acknowledges the danger that crib bumpers pose, it has stopped short of banning the products, and instead places the responsibility on the parent or caregiver rather than the manufacturer. "We strongly warn parents and caregivers not to use padded crib bumpers. . . We strongly believe that the risk of death from padded crib bumpers
Horton Decision Stirs Controversy over Damages Caps
On May 5, 2016, the Oregon Supreme Court put the nail in the coffin of a personal injury case that has been brewing since 2011, when the parents of a Klamath Falls boy were awarded a mere $3 million in damages for multiple life-threatening surgeries their son endured at the hands of Oregon Health & Science University physicians. The case: Horton v. OHSU. The outcome: Oregon Supreme Court upholds $3 million cap on damages against the state.
The Story behind Horton
In Horton v. OHSU, plaintiffs Steve and Lori Horton (now Lori Spiesschaert) sued OHSU and the physicians responsible for their son's surgery for medical malpractice. The surgery, which took place in 2009, nearly took his life at just 8 months old. Speisschaert felt a lump on her infant son which led to the discovery of a malignant tumor on his liver. The boy was taken to OHSU to have the tumor removed. OHSU and the physicians both admitted to liability for what took place.
The two surgeons providing care accidentally snipped key blood vessels, leading to liver failure. It took up to 45 minutes for them to realize this. The boy was taken to OHSU two more times for surgeries that caused further harm. Two days after the final surgery, OHSU arranged for the family to fly in an air ambulance to a children's hospital at Stanford University in California for life-saving treatment. The surgeons at the California hospital were successful in transplanting a piece of the mother's liver to save his life. Over the course of three months, the child would undergo 4 more surgeries fighting for his life. Two years later, OHSU paid the $3 million that was the maximum allowed under the Oregon Tort Claims Act ORS 30.260, which caps judgments against public entities like OHSU and state employees.
Despite the $3 million, the family came up short on their Stanford medical bills, which amounted to $5 million. None of this was covered by insurance by the way; as as soon as the insurance companies discovered the medical bills were due to negligence they started demanding the family pay them back. The $3 million were divided between Stanford, paying back the insurance companies, lost wages, and several other expenses.
After a few months, the family sued OHSU and the surgeons responsible a second time. OHSU had never disputed that
Traumatic Brain Injury Detection Helps Students Succeed
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) estimates that more than 60,000 children and adolescents are hospitalized annually in the United States after sustaining moderate to severe brain injuries from motor vehicle crashes, falls, sports and physical abuse.
Children with Unidentified TBI Miss Special Ed Services
Damage from a TBI may be subtle and often goes undetected. If an injury occurred in infancy or before a child reaches school age, parents may not realize there could be a connection with the injury and learning and behavioral problems when the child enters school. When the information about an injury does not follow a child through his or her educational career, as frequently happens when a child moves from school-to-school, the child either does not receive special education services at all or receives services for a disability other than TBI.
Brain Check Survey Detects Hidden TBI
Because neither a parent nor doctor can tell the full extent of an injury at the time of the injury, school personnel must know how to look for subtle and longer-term effects on any student who has suffered a traumatic brain injury. In a case when there are symptoms but no known TBI, the school must be able to identify the injury to properly place the student in special education services.
Researchers Pat Sample and David Greene, both faculty in Colorado State University's Department of Occupational Therapy, have developed a screening tool, called a Brain Check Survey, to detect a past TBI in school age children. Donna Detmar-Hanna, occupational therapist for the Poudre School District in Colorado reports that, to date, the Brain Check Survey has been used to screen around 10 to 12 students, and has been helpful in connecting past brain injury with present symptoms and behaviors.
Previously, a student needed to present an official documentation of a medical TBI diagnosis to be placed into special education with a TBI categorization. Now a few states will accept evidence of credible TBI history instead of medical diagnosis, which may be absent, and the results from Sample and Green's Brain Check Survey can be offered as evidence of a past TBI.
Schools Best to Identify TBI and Follow Student Progress
The seriousness of a brain injury can best be determined by the effect it has on physical health, learning, behavior, and social development, and schools can watch these children for years and decades.
Schools need to:
Playground Injuries Tied to Lack of Adult Supervision
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission's Handbook for Public Safety estimates that more than 200,000 children each year are injured on playground equipment, and the cause is most often due to lack of adult supervision.
The National Program for Playground Safety (NPPS) says that nearly 40 percent of all playground-related injuries each year can be attributed to inadequate supervision, and recommends that the playground supervision ratio be equal to the indoor classroom ratio.
PTAs Step Up to Help Schools
As schools try to do more with less, concerned parents through PTAs are working with school officials to help improve playground safety.
Adults assisting on school playgrounds need playground safety training to understand supervisor responsibilities and know playground rules. They should be able to perform a daily check to make sure that equipment is not broken, surfacing is at the proper depth under the equipment, and that no trash is found on the ground.
Safer Playground Equipment Design and Maintenance
Playground equipment with crawl spaces, tunnels, and boxed areas need some type of transparent material present to allow a supervisor to see a child inside the space. Adult supervisors should bring reports of broken equipment and hazardous surroundings and surfaces to the attention of the school district to make repairs.
Rules and Guidelines for Playground Equipment Safety
The NPPS believes that all states should adopt the guidelines of the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) or the American Society for Testing Materials (ASTM). The CPSC has created guidelines for both public playground and home playground equipment. The ASTM develops over 12,500 voluntary consensus standards, some of which deal with playground surfacing and equipment.
Only a Few States Make the Grade
At this time, only states Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Michigan, New Jersey, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, and Wyoming have adopted all or parts of CPSC or ASTM guidelines. NPPS gives a grade of B for the states that have adopted the CPSC guidelines, and gives a C grade to those states that have not adopted the CPSC guidelines.
Oregon Boat Safety for 2016
Yes, I'm a lawyer, but in a former life I was a YMCA boating instructor, camp counselor and life guard. In that context safety was front and center. Sadly, I have seen safety take a back to recreation as children become young adults… until tragedy strikes.
Memorial Day weekend will be here in a few days so NOW is a great time to remind all my friends and clients that "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." Keep in mind that most safety rules were enacted in response to serious injury. Here I focus on Oregon boating safety rules, precautions and insurance.
1. Oregon Boating Safety Certificate
All persons operating a boat of 10 horsepower or more must take an Oregon approved boating safety course and carry a boating safety card. It only costs $10! The course is $25.50. Here is the link to get a boating safety card which does not expire. (Note a boating safety card is not a boating license). See ORS 830.086.
2. Drinking and Boating
Operating a boat while under the influence of any intoxicant is illegal. ORS 30.325. Also the owner of a boat is responsible for negligent operation of a boat just as an owner of an auto would be. ORS 30.330. Reckless operation of a boat is aslo prohibited in Oregon waters. ORS 30.315.
3. Boating Accidents
Oregon law requires boaters to promptly respond and report boating accidents. ORS 830.475. Also promptly report any boating accident to your boat insurer. If an accident happens, you must provide your NAME, ADDRESS, and BOAT ID # to all occupants of THE OTHER BOAT. In Oregon you must AID THOSE HURT by towing their boat to shore if needed and helping the injured get medical help. ORS 830.475. You must file a boat accident report for all boating accidents involving injury or property damage over $2k.
4. Boating Insurance
Your auto insurance probably only covers you when you are tailoring your boat. Purchase boating insurance to cover damage to your own boat as well as damage caused by your liability to others. Different types of boats (Ex. Wave runner v. sailboat v. motor boat). It's best to purchase boating insurance from an agent who is knowledgeable about your boat and your exposures. Boating insurance, unlike Oregon auto insurance, does not require no fault medical insurance. Discuss the need for medical
Swimming Pools: More dangerous than Guns
In the best-selling book Freakenomics, authors Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner challenge "conventional wisdom" with statistics. In one example, Levitt and Dubner consider the parents of an eight year old girl, Molly. Molly's parents prohibit her from visiting her friend Amy because Amy's parents keep a gun at home. So instead, Molly spends time playing in the swimming pool at the home of her other friend, Imani.
Molly's parents are pleased with themselves for making such a smart choice. According to "conventional wisdom" children should not play where guns are around. The authors point out that according to the data, what seems smart may not be. In any given year one child drowns for every 11,000 residential pools in the U.S. Read that again. 1 drowning for every 11k pools. That is a lot, roughly 550 children under age 10 per year!
By contrast, the likelihood of death by gun is a relatively tiny 1 in over on million. Molly is far more likely to die from an accident at Imani's home than from gun play at Amy's.
Don't get me wrong. This is not an advertisement for guns. Instead, the purpose of this post is to alert parents of just how dangerous unsupervised swimming is, especially for young children.
Keep a cool head while it's hot outside. Make sure your young child is properly supervised while swimming.


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Allsport GPS
Allsport GPS was a fitness tracking phone application combined with a website. As of March 2016, it was discontinued and services were shut down.[1]
It uses GPS to provide performance statistics and is run on a GPS-enabled cell phone. The GPS gives Allsport GPS a precise way of measuring statistics such as pace, speed, time and distance.[2] Users can view their route overlaid on a map. The application is used for fitness training regimes and goal tracking. The workout information uploads to the Allsport GPS website wirelessly. In 2006 Allsport GPS introduced the ability to view workouts in the Trimble Outdoors Google Earth layer.[3]
Allsport GPS is a part of the Trimble Outdoors product family. It is owned by Trimble Navigation which was founded in 1978. The Allsport GPS application was bought by Trimble in April 2006.[4] The software continues to be updated periodically. Allsport GPS started out as only available on limited phone models and carriers, but this list has steadily been expanding since then. In 2007 Allsport GPS was released on Blackberry phones.[5] Allsport GPS was released on AT&T phones in 2008.[6]
The purpose of Allsport GPS is to support fitness and performance tracking. It is part of a trio of cell phone applications called Trimble Outdoors. It can be used for workouts such as running, jogging, mountain biking, road biking, and walking. The application is downloaded onto a GPS cell phone. The user then straps the phone onto themselves or onto their bike, or holds the phone for the duration of their workout. During the workout Allsport GPS supplies real time statistics such as calories burned, time, speed and distance. These statistics are updated every ten seconds.[7]
After the workout, the data is automatically uploaded wirelessly to the website. The data can then be viewed, as well as a trip calendar showing all workouts over time, and elevation and speed profiles. On the Allsport map function, the workout can be viewed on a map both on the phone and on the website. The route can be made public and shared with others. The user can do a trip search on the website and view other users' shared workouts as well as workouts from Bicycling Magazine. These routes can be downloaded from the website. The phone application has a race-against-yourself feature that enables the user to compare their times and distances multiple times over the same track.
Allsport GPS has been mentioned in print and internet publications such as Men's Health Magazine[citation needed] and The New York Times Online.[8] In 2007 it was named GPS Gadget of the Week by GeoCarta.[9] Both Fred Zahradnik from About.com GPS and Laptop Magazine gave Allsport GPS 4/5 stars in 2007.[10]
- ^ http://support.trimbleoutdoors.com/knowledgebase/articles/814863-allsport-gps-is-shutting-down
- ^ "REVIEW: Trimble's AllSport GPS Platinum tracks your trip but only so far - RCR Wireless News". Rcrnews.com. 2007-06-18. Archived from the original on 20 July 2011. Retrieved 2011-07-27.
- ^ "is now TrimbleOutdoors.com - Frequently Asked Questions". Allsportgps.com. Archived from the original on August 2, 2008. Retrieved 2011-07-27.
- ^ "Trimble News Release". Trimble.com. 2006-08-28. Archived from the original on 17 July 2011. Retrieved 2011-07-27.
- ^ http://pdasoftwareaccessories.cell-iphone-voip.com/pda/blackberry-gps/blackberry-gps-you-have-a-choice-of-using-internal-or-external-gps-receivers/
- ^ "AT&T- News Room". Att.com. 2008-11-05. Retrieved 2011-07-27.
- ^ "On the Run with Trimble Outdoors AllSport GPS – Cell Phones & Mobile Device Technology News & Updates". Geek.com. 2007-01-04. Retrieved 2011-07-27.
- ^ "Gifts Ideas That Find Themselves". The New York Times. 2007-12-04. Retrieved 2010-04-23.
- ^ "GeoCarta: GPS Gadget of the Week: AllSport GPS". Geocarta.blogspot.com. 2007-03-17. Archived from the original on 22 July 2011. Retrieved 2011-07-27.
- ^ "Trimble Outdoors AllSportGPS, a review of Trimble Outdoors AllSportGPS". Laptopmag.com. 2007-07-02. Archived from the original on 22 July 2011. Retrieved 2011-07-27.


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