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Roger D. Matthews, Biography
Roger D. Matthews, Biography
Roger D. Matthews, is an attorney at Denner Pellegrino, LLP, Counselors At Law, who brings 30 years of sophisticated civil litigation experience to the firm. His practice concentrates on business and real estate litigation and employment law as well as complex litigation including product liability, wrongful death, insurance coverage, and environmental matters. He has extensive experience defending media rights in libel and First Amendment litigation, as well as privacy and public records disclosure issues. He also serves as an arbitrator and mediator in alternate dispute resolution.
Prior to joining the Firm, Roger served as Of Counsel to a prestigious Boston law firm and was previously a partner at another prestigious law firm. His practice then was focused on commercial litigation, representing banks and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in addition to the defense, prosecution, and appeal of insurance coverage cases. Previously, Roger was an associate and partner at a regional law firm, where he handled all aspects of civil litigation, including trials and appeals. He represented contractors, sureties and design professionals in construction cases as well as a number of municipalities on land use, licensing, and employment matters.
Before entering private practice, Roger served as chief counsel for the Massachusetts Department of Public Works and legal counsel to the Commonwealth's Secretary of Transportation and Construction. In these posts, he negotiated the $18.5 million acquisition of commuter rail lines in Massachusetts, and drafted the state environmental regulations for the Massachusetts Port Authority, the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, and the Department of Public Works.
Roger is a graduate of Yale College and Harvard Law School. He is admitted to practice in Massachusetts, the United States District Court for Massachusetts, the United States Tax Court, United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, the United States Claims Court and the United States Supreme Court. He is a member of the Massachusetts Bar Association (Business and Litigation Sections) and the Frank J. Murray Inn of Court.
Mr. Matthews has served as a Hearing Committee member for the Board of Bar Overseers, and is a Commercial Panel Member for the American Arbitration Association.
Roger also is a member of the Newton Conservation Commission, a director of the Yale Club of Boston, and has served as Trial Advisor to the Harvard Law School Trial Advocacy Program, as well as being a participant in the Construction Master/Mediator Program at Suffolk Superior Court and the Middlesex Multi-Door Courthouse. He served as a member and later chair of the Newton Economic Development Commission. Roger Matthews holds the Martindale Hubbell Peer Review AV Rating.
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The pleasantly fruity sherry aromas have a hard time fighting a multitude of wood spices. A whisky for oak lovers. – Rating: 83/100
While the nose is fantastic and incredibly complex, the wood has already begun to take over the palate. It still is a very good whisky but not quite good enough to break the 90 point barrier. – Rating: 89/100
While the flavours of this old whisky are complex and very enjoyable the quite strong tannic wood influence and lacklustre finish prevent a higher score.
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Fairly sweet but not too much so, the spices are doing a good job to balance it all out. This is quite enjobavle. – Rating: 86/100
This is a very fine aged sherried malt that has everything you would expect from such a dram. It is quite spicy, though. – Rating: 86/100
Both nose and palate are fairly restrained, there really is not much interesting going on. It sips nicely but I expect a bit more from a whisky of this age. Rating: 83/100
The wood has been very active on this cask, not only because of the very dark colour. The strong tannins are kept just in check by the fruity sherry aromas. A sherry monster for those who like it strong. – Rating: 85/100
Quite simply this is a very good full sherried single malt, right out of the textbook, not too old and not too young. There is nothing unusual about it at all, but it is delicious. – Rating: 87/100
Strong and sweet sherry dominates this whisky, actually overpowering it a little. If you have a sweet tooth, you will love it anyway. – Rating: 84/100
Independent Glenlivets are not easy to find. This is an excellent example from a refill sherry cask that almost tastes like a first fill. – Rating: 88/100
The young age is quite obvious here, but the strong sherry does a good job in not letting this turn into an annoyance. – Rating: 84/100
Quite a bold sherry monster but not as sweet as one might expect from a PX cask. The wood spices are already beginning to take control of the whisky. – Rating: 86/100
The youth of this surprisingly smoky whisky from the late stages of the Paxarette age can be noticed, but still it has an amazing complexity for a 9 year old. – Rating: 88/100
Strong sherry notes dominate this whisky. This monster is not for the faint of heart, it is bold and woody. – Rating: 84/100
This is an excellent example how a good sherry cask can make a very young whisky shine. It has lots of power and lots of flavour. – Rating: 87/100
This outstanding Mortlach is both meaty and very fruity. The flavours are delightful but the low bottling strength makes it slightly watery. – Rating: 90/100
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This is a rather typical sherry bomb, hard to tell that it is from Japan. The nose beats the palate, but it is a high quality whisky overall. – Rating: 85/100
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Missing Music? the Baroque Concerto in Bohemia
Kapsa, Vaclav, Czech Music
From the very beginning of the "invention" of the history of Baroque music in Bohemia, instrumental music proved a particularly thorny problem for its chroniclers. The basic problem was a lack of sources: for the period of the first third of the 18th century especially, not only was the music itself missing, but even mere reports of it in period inventories or other written records. Yet this was a time when new court Kapellen were formed and not long afterwards musicians and composers emigrating from the Bohemian Lands were to become famous in almost all the important musical centres of Europe, often precisely for their symphonies and concertos. Today more sources have come to light, but there is still a problem with their relevance, because while the work of composers coming from Bohemia but working abroad may be held to belong to the history of Czech music, in many cases it does not tell us much about the situation in the Bohemian Lands themselves. On the other hand, some light can be thrown on that situation by sources surviving only abroad that at first sight have little to do with the Bohemian Lands.
Despite the lack of sources, the first Czech music historians generally believed that instrumental music had been abundantly played and composed in the Bohemian Lands, but later authors tended more to the view that at the least in the particularly obscure first third of the 18th century the conditions were not favourable for the independent development of instrumental music there. This was a period dominated by the concerto, which overflowed like a great flood from its native Italy and inundated all Europe. The new musical genre found immediate responses especially in the work of German composers. Yet what was the specific effect in the case of their Bohemian colleagues? And which works actually fall into this as yet unwritten chapter of the history of Baroque music in Bohemia? This article is an attempt to pose these questions and to sketch out answers.
Over the Alps to the North--the Ways by which the Venetian Solo Concerto Spread
It is no accident that the cradle of the solo concerto was Venice, which abounded with opera companies, and that the two men who were the most important of the many godfathers at the birth of the concerto were at the same time successful operatic composers. This was because the ritornello structure of the fast movements typical for the Italian concerto developed throughout the 17th century in parallel in instrumental music and in the aria. The solo concerto gradually emerged from a whole range of sources to crystallise around 1700 in the music of Tommaso Albinoni, among others. The form was then refined by his Venetian colleague Antonio Vivaldi, and through Vivaldi's works it spread to the countries north of the Alps at the turn of the first two decades of the 18th century, not just becoming fashionable, but for a time seizing first place in the perceived hierarchy of forms of instrumental music--a place from which it was only to be dislodged by the symphony around the mid 18th century.
Concertos initially spread directly from Italy through hand written copies, but soon Amsterdam and later Paris and London became important as centres for the production of printed music and trade in it. In this context, Vivaldi's collection L'estro armonico op. 3 published in Amsterdam in 1711, is usually considered to have played a major role in the dissemination of the basic principles of the new form of the instrumental concerto. The collection won widespread popularity immediately after publication, but it is clear that Vivaldi's compositions were known and performed in Germany before that date. Travelling musicians and music-loving travellers were also very important for the dissemination of printed and transcribed music. For example, the Prince of Weimar Johann Ernst, an enthusiastic admirer of modern concertante music who had himself composed solo concertos at a young age, brought many of these pieces from the Netherlands. …


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Liberty Dance Center worked with the Waukesha Christmas Clearing Council again this year conducting our annual toy drive to collect Christmas gifts for five needy families in the Waukesha community.
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A wave pool and new circus acts have been added to Idlewild and SoakZone -- features that are expected to keep the amusement park ranked as one of the top summer attractions in the country, park officials said.
About 500,000 visitors are expected this year at Idlewild, which opened full time for the season on Wednesday.
Park spokesman Jeff Croushore said the Wowabunga Family Wave Pool replaces the pool that had been used continually since 1931. The park opened in 1878.
"(The pool) served us well for many decades, but it was expensive to maintain," Croushore said. "(The wave pool) is new and exciting."
The 182-foot-long pool delivers seven minutes of waves for every 10 minutes of calm water, Croushore said.
While the park was in the pre-season-operating mode for the past several weekends, park officials experimented with the size and intensity of the waves, he said. The waves are strong enough that they are white-capped, but "not too intense that little kids can't enjoy" the experience.
Before entering the pool, children under 48 inches in height are outfitted with free life jackets.
The pool represents "the single-largest capital improvement project in Idlewild's history" and costs in the "multimillion-dollar" range, Croushore said.
As for the name, Wowabunga started out as "cowabunga" from 1950s "Gidget" surfing movies, Croushore said.
"We were going to couple (cowabunga) with some other descriptive word," he explained. "For instance, Cape Cowabunga or Cowabunga Cove, but with a little more research we realized at least one other water park had an attraction with a similar name, so we tweaked it a little."
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UBS (China) Limited is a wholly-owned subsidiary of UBS AG. It was previously known as UBS AG Beijing Branch which was established in 2004, and was converted into a locally-incorporated entity following the approval by the China Banking Regulatory Commission ("CBRC") . Headquartered in Beijing with registered capital of RMB 2 billion, UBS (China) Limited started operation in July 2012. Its key businesses include Wealth Management and Interbank Business (including Foreign Currency, Rates and Credit and Bank for Banks Relationship). UBS (China) Limited has established a sub-branch in Beijing which opened for business in September 2014.
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Founder of Pacific School of Music & the Arts in 1990, Ms. Eeds received her BM from Biola University in Piano Performance, followed by graduate work at USC, CSUF, UCI and E-Myth Academy in Piano Performance, Vocal Accompanying & Coaching, Piano Pedagogy, Arts Administration and Business Development. After leaving the music schools for a 2-year adventure in France, Ms. Eeds has returned to the directorship of the schools. "It's a pleasure and privilege to work with our students and their families and with my talented and dedicated colleagues in the classroom and in the office. We look forward to expanding our programs and position in the arts community."
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Elizabeth Mejia, Assistant Director
Ms Elizabeth Mejia was born in El Salvador into a family with musical talent going back several generations. Her education in Business Administration, with emphasis in Pre-Law gave her a vast knowledge and in 1995, she followed an administrative career as Executive Assistant to the Senior Partner of a prestigious law firm in West Los Angeles. Excellent customer service, detail oriented and patient demeanor are just a few of the many positive qualities that describe Ms. Elizabeth. She enjoys attending musical concerts and theater and is looking forward to enriching her family's next generation by teaching her own daughter the beauty of music and arts. We appreciate Ms. Elizabeth for keeping us organized and operating efficiently.
Alla Shklovski, Piano & Theory
Ms. Alla received her Ph.D. in Musicology from St Petersburg Conservatory in Russia. In Kazakhstan, where she was born, Ms Alla taught piano classes and theory courses at the graduate and undergraduate levels. She designed course materials for theory courses and performed research in oriental music theory while serving as an associate professor at the Conservatoire in Kazakhstan. Ms Alla moved to the US in 1993 and has been on the faculty of Pacific Conservatory since 2001. She is beloved by her students for her delightful personality and superb teaching skills. Ms Alla is an avid skier and enjoys interior design, literature and traveling.
Marko Ngego, Piano
Mr. Marko Njego received his B.A. in Piano Performance from UCLA where he studied under the renowned pianist and professor Vitaly Margulis. During his senior year, Mr. Njego performed in concert with Los Angeles Philharmonic concertmaster Mr. Mark Kashper and UCLA Cello Professor Antonio Lysy. Mr. Njego began his piano studies in Belgrade, Serbia where he attended the University of Belgrade, School of Fine Arts. During this time, Mr. Njego competed and received highest recognition in numerous international piano competitions throughout Europe. He continues to perform as soloist with southland orchestras including Saddleback College Symphonic Orchestra, Orchestra Filarmonica di Pietra Ligure and UCLA Symphonic Orchestra. Mr. Marko has been on the faculty of Pacific Conservatory since 2010.
Sarah Vay Kerns, Flute & Recorder
Ms. Sarah received her Bachelors degree in Flute Performance from Utah State University studying with Leslie Timmons. She played with the Symphony Orchestra and the Caine Woodwind Quintet among other ensembles. Ms. Sarah received a Masters degree from Brigham Young University, studying with April Clayton. She played with the West Winds Woodwind Quintet and the Wind Symphony. While spending a year in interim study with Jill Felber, she fell in love with Southern California. Sarah now freelances with various groups in the area, and is a member of the Orange County Flute Quartet. Her students regularly participate in Certificate of Merit and have placed at the Southern Youth Music Festival competition. She joined the faculty of Pacific Conservatory in 2010.
Serge Bueso, Piano, French & Spanish
Mr. Serge graduated with the highest honors from the National Music Conservatory in France as well as graduating from the prestigious Sorbonne University in Paris in Philosophy and Foreign Languages. Mr. Serge became the youngest tenured Professor of Piano at the National Conservatoire in France while also maintaining a very active soloist and chamber recitalist career, mainly in France and Spain. After moving to the United States, Mr. Serge performed at the Music Festival of the Hamptons in East Hampton, New York, where he also performed as an accompanist for the Harlem Opera. When Mr. Serge moved to Southern California, he quickly established himself as a performer and teacher. He was the coach and accompanist for the Opera Programs at UCI and California State University, Long Beach. In addition, he was the Assistant Music Director to Scott Harlan conducting and directing The American Girls Revue in Los Angeles. Serge teaches Music and Foreign Languages (French and Spanish) and performs frequently with vocalists/choirs and in musical productions. Mr. Serge joined the faculty of Pacific Conservatory in 2011 and teaches at both the Orange and Costa Mesa facilities.
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Instead, they irresponsibly just left them out there waiting for their next invasion.
Like this, you mean?
"I can't help wondering if there are any more of those [planet killers] wandering around the universe."
What are you talking about? How were any of those wrapped up? Who built the probe and the planet killer? Where's the rest of the species the jellyfish belong to? Genesis wasn't inherently flawed, it was only flawed because of the unauthorized shortcut David took. And there are tons of other examples.
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VOY had them in the Borg homeland, it wouldn't make sense for them NOT to repeatedly show up.
The Delta Quadrant wasn't Borg Homeland any more than the Alpha Quadrant was the homeland of all of the above. Both of them are a quarter of
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VOY was under no continuity obligation to have Voyager come across the Borg, they merely had greater
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We have observed a number of issue now where in clustered instance of sql server 2005 fails to come online after performing changing on shared disk on a cluster.
As mentioned in my previous posts if the sql server fails to come online we need to start troubleshooting by looking at the sql server error log. So we checked the sql server error log and observed the following error
2009-01-11 21:10:06.96 Server Error: 26054, Severity: 16, State: 1. 2009-01-11 21:10:06.96 Server Could not find any IP address that this SQL Server instance depends upon. Make sure that the cluster service is running, that the dependency relationship between SQL Server and Network Name resources is correct, and that the IP addresses on which this SQL Server instance depends are available. Error code: 0x103. 2009-01-11 21:10:06.96 Server Error: 17182, Severity: 16, State: 1. 2009-01-11 21:10:06.96 Server TDSSNIClient initialization failed with error 0x103, status code 0xa. 2009-01-11 21:10:06.96 Server Error: 17182, Severity: 16, State: 1. 2009-01-11 21:10:06.96 Server TDSSNIClient initialization failed with error 0x103, status code 0x1. 2009-01-11 21:10:06.96 Server Error: 17826, Severity: 18, State: 3. 2009-01-11 21:10:06.96 Server Could not start the network library because of an internal error in the network library. To determine the cause, review the errors immediately preceding this one in the error log. 2009-01-11 21:10:06.96 Server Error: 17120, Severity: 16, State: 1. 2009-01-11 21:10:06.96 Server SQL Server could not spawn FRunCM thread. Check the SQL Server error log and the Windows event logs for information about possible related problems.
As seen from the above Error 26054 message which says that cluster service is unable to find the dependency between the sql server instance and the sql network resource name.
We checked the Cluster Administrator for the sql server resource and found that the dependency exists between the sql server resource and sql network name but still we receive the error.
Cause =====
We checked the Registry Location HKLM\Cluster\Resources\<SQL Server GUID>\Parameters
The values InstanceName and VirtualServerName were missing from the keys below:
HKLM\Cluster\<SQL Server GUID>\Parameters HKLM\Cluster\<SQL Agent GUID>\Parameters
Resolution ========
IMPORTANT : This resolution contains information about modifying the registry. Before you modify the registry, make sure to back it up and make sure that you understand how to restore the registry if a problem occurs. For information about how to back up, restore, and edit the registry, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
256986 Description of the Microsoft Windows Registry
We added the following registry values in the Parameters registry key:
For a named instance of SQL Server:
• InstanceName Value Name: InstanceName Value Type: REG_SZ Value Data: <instance name of the named instance>
• VirtualServerName Value Name: VirtualServerName Value Type: REG_SZ Value Data: <Virtual server name of the instance>
Once we added the registry keys we were able to bring the sql server online on Node1.
We failed the instance over to Node2 we checked the above registry keys and found they were missing, so we added missing keys and rebooted both the servers of the clusters.
After rebooting the server the sql server resources came online fine without any errors
This post should not be treated as the Microsoft's Recommendation or Resolution to the problem, it is only a workaround which worked in our environment and so we would like to share it.
Parikshit Savjani, SE, Microsoft SQL Server
Good Post. I changed HDD's in virtual world in ESX and the 2 registry key entries kept me from rebuilding the entire damn thing. Work around worked for me.
Excellent Post. Saved me multiple hour SQL Cluster reinstall.
Excellent Post. Thankyou, this saved me having to re-install the SQL 2005 cluster.
Helped me out too. I removed the SQL Server resource from the cluster to prevent it from being brought up as we "retired" this instance. As usual, later some of the old data was needed. Thanks.
This was a life saver! Thought I was going to have to rebuild the cluster!
I see that sql server resource and sql server agent resource are missing in cluster administratorfor one of my instance. Can any of you provide me with the info to recover these resource.
Excellent solution. Saved me a lot of hours & effort.
Hi! Just a quick question, is there any reason why these values were originally missing?
I am not able locate. I am installing SQL Server 2005 On Windows 2008 R2. Having the same issue as mentioned above.
How to find the SQL Server GUID as mentioned above. ?
Hi Hema,
Ideally you shouldn't face this issue while installing SQL Server. Since we have observed this issue specifically when you already have SQL installed as a clustered resource which is up and running and You had to bring down the sql instance to perform some SAN activity and thereafter the SQL resource doesn't come online.
However still to answer your question. In regedit, once you go to the location HKLM\Cluster you can search (Ctrl+F) for InstanceName (case sensitive) or VirtualServerName (case sensitive) and locate your SQL instance. if you are seeing these DWORDs with missing values then you might be facing this issue. If the value are present and they are correct then it might be another issue and you might want to raise a ticket with CSS to help you troubleshoot the issue.


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I've a question which you might have an answer. I've recently discovered my father's grave. Would you happen to be able to look back to Sep 1993 and find information or photos of Carl H. Miller?
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You have memorials for W B Strang Jr & his wife Margaret Morrison in St Johns Catholic Cemetery in Johnson Co KS, both lived & died in Jackson Co MO, and both of their Missouri Death Certificates say they were buried in Mount Saint Mary's in Kansas City MO. Were they moved?
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Thank you for the quick update to link her with her parents.
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I wonder if I may have your permission to use your cemetery photo on my family website. Check it out at www.freienmuth-shortridge.com/shortridge/cemeteries.html. This is how I'd be using the photos and obituaries I find on Find A Grave, with 'used with permission' in the caption.
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Thanks for the history lesson on this Cemetery. Quite interesting.
It is sad that the current owners are so particular about people visiting the graves of their families. Sounds to me they are not very helpful to those seeking.
There is a Cemetery here that has a map marking each grave and the cemetery location of each. I believe there is another one that offers an on-line location map.
Maybe the owners of Mount Washington should consider something like that to assist the families of those buried at Mount Washington.
At least it appears someone has been able to contribute the graves to this site. Although, that does not make up for those wanting to visit the graves of their loved ones.
Again, thanks for the history.
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Strangely, I was looking something up I'd just seen on Death Valley Days. I discovered Ranger Burton Mossman is buried at Washington Cemetery and noticed your comment that the stone marker for the cemetery had been destroyed and replaced. I looked it up and, though I could find no history on the cemetery, I did see where the sign has indeed been removed and replaced. Not only that but this particular entrance has been closed and the cemetery is open only for certain days and hours.
There were also a few comments on the site I found, one stated the cemetery is in bad disarray.
Do you know if this has at any time been a public cemetery or always been private? Unfortunately, I know of many cemeteries in awful disarray because there is no one to care for them. It is a real shame for this to happen.
By the way, I agree that the original stone marker at the entrance was magnificent and glad those with folks buried there have your picture as a reminder of that beautiful stone.
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I have further information on my great great grandfather, Henry Lobenstein, born Heinrich in Germany. Please let me know if you would like to add this. Thanks for adding this entry. He lived most of his life in Ohio, so I would not have necessarily expected to find him in Kansas, though his brother William had a HUGE tanning business in Ft. Leavenworth.
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I had to do the heimlich on my daughter yesterday :( Scariest moment of my life. Thank god I was already certified. Cannot say it enough....LEARN IT! YOU MIGHT HAVE TO USE IT!
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I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Novotus (Austin, TX).
4-5 Interviews - detailed 1 hour with behavioral interview questions
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Novotus (Austin, TX) in July 2012.
the interview process was long with a total of 6 interviewers for which 3 were late and needed to be rescheduled while onsite, so the interview was expected to be 3 hours long, but turned into 5 hours with no water or concern. I was left alone for long periods of time while schedules were rearranged. The arrogance and self loathing were very alarming as the interviews were more about the interviewer and the contribution rather than the need and my skills / desires. I left the interview with great positive feedback, but after reflecting on the environment and the arrogance of the leadership I refused to move forward. This is an environment of unprofessional and shady character judging from the comments of the leadership.
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Partners From Orange County Litigation Boutique Hansen & Phillips and Howrey Partner Michael Turrill Join Arent Fox's Los Angeles Litigation
LOS ANGELES, May 5 /PRNewswire/ -- Arent Fox LLP today announced a major expansion of its Los Angeles office with the addition of the name partners from the Southern California business litigation firm Hansen & Phillips LLP, Drew Hansen and Mark Phillips, and the lateral hiring of former Howrey litigation partner Michael L. Turrill.
The additions of Mr. Hansen and Mr. Phillips, along with Mr. Turrill's move to the firm, are the latest developments in the rapid growth of Arent Fox's Los Angeles office, which was launched on January 1, 2007, when Washington, DC-based Arent Fox and Los Angeles-based litigation boutique O'Brien Abeles LLP combined their firms.
"We are extraordinarily pleased these remarkably talented and experienced litigators have joined our firm," said Robert C. O'Brien, the partner-in- charge of Arent Fox's Los Angeles office. "Drew Hansen and Mark Phillips, who together ran Hansen & Phillips, and Michael Turrill are tremendous additions to our West Coast litigation team."
This latest expansion is yet another indication that Arent Fox Los Angeles has established a significant presence in the Southern California legal community. Starting with nine lawyers in January 2007, the Los Angeles office has grown to 25 attorneys -- including lateral partners and new associates -- and 22 staff members.
In December 2007, because of the firm's rapid growth, Arent Fox Los Angeles relocated to the city's prestigious Gas Company Tower located at 555 West 5th Street, leasing more than triple the office space occupied by the firm at its former address.
Incoming partner Drew Hansen said the largest beneficiaries of the
Hansen & Phillips decision to join Arent Fox Los Angeles will be their
clients. "Our goal at Hansen & Phillips was to est
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Simon Cowell has finally found a singer that fits to his exacting standards in the shrill helium-voiced cartoon flapper, Betty Boop. The talent show judge is hoping to cash in on Depression era nostalgia by developing a feature-length "hybrid animated comedy" based on the cartoon character. The movie will be a musical and animated by the studio that made The Lego Movie. It's unclear how they intend to make a three-dimensional Boop not look super-creepy or how Cowell will make Minnie the Moocher a radio hit again.
If this is a success, we can anticipate Cowell participating more in the film world with the inevitable sequel, From Magoo To Betty. (Variety)
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Cincinnati Nature Center is hosting a series of travel lectures in January as a way to encourage exploration and discovery outdoors in new places. The program will take place every Sunday in January from 2 - 3:30 p.m. It is a recurring winter series at CNC that provides speakers with an opportunity to recount their travel experiences, allowing visitors to journey to a new part of the world in the comfort of CNC's Rowe Woods auditorium.
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May Street Larder, East FremantlePosted by Breakfast/Brunch, Coffee, Featured, Perth, Raw Food, Restaurants | Categories:
After graduating from high school I left Adelaide and moved across to Perth to study for my dream career in Vet Science. Being only seventeen at the time, my worldly possessions consisted of a suitcase of clothes, some hand-me-down pots and pans, a hand written note book with all of Mum's family recipes and my stereo tape deck. I couldn't imagine why I would need or want anything more; music and food were enough to keep me happy.
It was fortunate that I was so easily satisfied because for the next six years I got to experience what it is like to live below the poverty line on Austudy, Australia's government funded student income. It is easy to learn to go without when you barely have enough income to eat and pay your rent, and it forces you to become much more resourceful.
Curing our Ills with Mushrooms at Sapore Espresso Bar, BelmontPosted by Breakfast/Brunch, Featured, Modern Australian, Perth, Restaurants | Categories:
The Boy and I were struck down with the killer Flu of the Year this month and it completely knocked the stuffing out of us. Everything became a huge effort and suffice to say life wasn't much fun. At the tail end of our sickness we decided to cheer ourselves up and head out to the Avon Valley for the Toodyay Food Festival. Toodyay is roughly an hour's drive from our house and when we got about half way both of us became overwhelmingly tired and nauseous.
It took about five minutes of us whingeing to each other before we realised the insanity of what we were trying to do. Walking around a food festival when I could barely stand up followed by another hours drive home sounded more like torture than enjoyment. We agreed this idea was a little ambitious and turned the car back around. As we headed home I realised we had nothing in the fridge because I had originally anticipated we would be stuffing our faces at the festival. We took a detour through Belmont and landed at Sapore Espresso.
A Day in KL – My gluten free Kuala Lumpur experiencePosted by Accommodation, Coffee, Featured, Hotels, Malaysia, Malaysian, Markets, Restaurants, Travel | Categories:
Back in March I attended a two-day feline veterinary conference in Kuala Lumpur. The Boy joined me at the end of the conference where we stayed on for an extra day to explore the city together before flying onto Vietnam for our anniversary holiday. As I'm not accustomed to sitting still for long periods, by the time the Boy arrived after my two conference days had finished I was full of energy like crazed, caged animal. We had only allocated one day for KL so to cover as much ground as possible I planned a busy schedule of eating with some sight-seeing and shopping thrown in for good measure.
Must Wine Bar Bistro Lunch for TwoPosted by Bistro, European, Featured, French, Perth, Restaurants, Wine Bar | Categories:
There are a small handful of restaurants dotted around Perth that I have particularly soft spot for. The mention of their name will always bring a smile to my face and propositions to return will always be met with a resounding yes. Must Wine bar is one of these venues. I have enjoyed countless meals in this classic French bistro with friends and family alike and I feel that I can always depend upon them to deliver polished service and quality dishes. Of course this meant that upon receiving an invitation to return to sample their new Bistro lunch special I was quick to schedule this lunch date in.
Breakfast at Venn Cafe + Bar, Perth City | Eat Drink PerthPosted by Bars, Breakfast/Brunch, Coffee, Featured, Perth, Restaurants | Categories:
I don't work in the city centre and with my chosen line of work it is unlikely that I ever will. I passionately love my job as a vet; I get to save lives and make a positive impact on individual animal's welfare every day. However there is girlie part of me that would love to have a job where I could wear beautiful clothes, style my hair and grow my nails. Working with animals excludes all of these things, the job of a vet is far from the glamorous kitten hugging, puppy kissing career that some of you may believe it to be. Those of you who know me well will have been subjected to many of my gross and detailed stories involving unsavoury smells and body liquids!
Distance really does make the heart grow fonder at Bar 9, AdelaidePosted by Adelaide, Breakfast/Brunch, Coffee, Featured, Restaurants, Travel | Categories:
I consider myself a Perth girl and love our city in so many ways but I wasn't actually born here. I was born in Manly and my moved to Adelaide in my childhood years. I went on to spend most of my teenage years in Adelaide before moving to the other side of Australia on my own at the impressionable age of seventeen. Whilst my loyalties will always lie with Perth, I cannot deny that Adelaide holds a very sweet place in my heart and returning feels like coming home despite leaving so many years ago. One of the big attractions to return to Adelaide for is my Mum. Mum and I have always been best friends and being physically separated by thousands of kilometres makes our times together even more precious. After letting all the madness of Christmas die down, the Boy and I made a weekender trip to see her for the first time since our wedding. Being a total foodie herself, Mum had planned a busy weekend of feasting starting off with a hearty breakfast at a gorgeous restaurant called Bar 9.
Typika Artisan Roasters, ClaremontPosted by Breakfast/Brunch, Coffee, Featured, Modern Australian, Perth, Restaurants | Categories:
It isn't often that the Boy wants to go out for a bite to eat and I turn him down. Being not just a mad foodie but also a food blogger means I am forever on the search to find myself decent content to publish. Ordinarily I will take every opportunity I can grab as not all our meals end up being blogworthy; be it because my photos aren't good enough or maybe there just isn't a story worth telling.
After working two full weekends in a row on top of my usual full working week, my overtime hours clocked through the roof. Tired, grumpy and in a rare moment of unsociability all I wanted to do was engross myself in front of the computer and work on my massive "blog-log" which is my term for the ever increasing back log of posts needing to be written. After barely seeing each other for the past two weeks, the Boy implored me to stop being so lazy, get up off my bum and go out with him for a late lunch. Having heard mixed reports about Typika Artisan Roasters in Claremont, we both agreed to go there and see for ourselves.
Sharing more than just Bread in Common, FremantlePosted by Desserts, Featured, Modern Australian, Perth, Restaurants, Wine Bar | Categories:
I never anticipated that my blog would have any degree of measurable success. Blogging wasn't something I planned to do, nor does creative writing or photography play any part in my real career. Despite being a complete self-confessed amateur I have relished in watching Chompchomp metamorphosize from an ugly duckling into something I'm proud of. Reflecting back on my first and comparatively horrendous post I can see the blog undergo constant improvement. When I recently researched to find out the Hottest 100 Food Blogs of Perth, I was blown away that my blog is at Number 5! I hope that I can remain motivated to keep it ever-evolving so that my readers stay entertained and keen to return back for more. I am always happy for feedback so let me know if you think there is something I could change or add to the blog to improve it.
Margaret River Gourmet Escape Food For Thought Sessions at Voyager EstatePosted by Attractions, Events, Featured, Food and Wine Festivals, Margaret River, Regional WA, Winery | Categories:
Gourmet Escape is a three-day food and wine festival held in Margaret River in November each year. It attracts foodies from all around the country and the world in order to feast on the finest this region has to offer. The core part of the festival is centred on the Gourmet Village which is held on the spacious grounds at Leeuwin Estate. I have written a full account of our experience at the Gourmet Village here.
Throughout the indulgent weekend there are also a number of satellite events held featuring world-famous chefs and offering experiences such as long table lunches, luxurious dinners and even pop up beach barbecues. These events sell out in a flash and for those who are keen, be sure to get yourselves on the pre-sale lists to avoid missing out. The day that all the key tickets were released for sale I was working a full day with a busy schedule so I left all our purchasing up to the Boy. One of our many compatibilities is our love for food so I trusted he would make some good decisions. His choices included two of the Food For Thought Sessions held at the picturesque Voyager Estate grounds.
Eat Drink Blog 4: Cocktail and Cuisine Matching Masterclass at The Classroom, North PerthPosted by Bars, Desserts, Featured, Perth, Wine Bar | Categories:
The second day of Eat Drink Blog 4, the Australian Food Blogger's Conference for this year consisted of three different activities; Mastering French Pastries with Emmanuel Mollois, Unearth the Mystery of Mushrooms and finally the Cocktail and Cuisine Matching Masterclass at The Classroom, North Perth. I was excited to get my first choice of the Cocktail Class along with number of my close blogging friends.
Everyone knows about the concept of wine and food pairing. A seamless match of these two elements can take your culinary journey to great heights and many fine dining degustation menus are designed to offer this. More recently beer lovers have jumped on the pairing band wagon and some establishments now offer dishes with matched beers too.
But have you ever consider matching cocktails with food? Cocktails can bring an additional element of texture that makes wine feel comparatively one-dimensional. They allow a more tactile experience to expand on the palate and create a totally different type of adventure.
Eat Drink Blog 4: The Australian Food Blogger's Conference 2013Posted by Bars, Events, Featured, Perth | Categories:
Last year was the first time that I was selected to attend the Eat Drink Blog Australian Food Blogger's conference and I spent three days in Adelaide eating more food than I ever thought was imaginable. And for those of you who know me you will appreciate that is a LOT of food! My blog was barely a year old at the time and I felt humbled to be in the presence of so many talented writers and photographers. Friendships that had previously only existed in cyberspace were materialised and new friendships were created. It opened my eyes to the strong sense of community and togetherness that food bloggers share and inspired me to improve my blog with the aspiration it would become something much more individualistic and personalised.
Speed Grazing with Taste Bud Tours in the Swan ValleyPosted by Attractions, Chocolate, Featured, Modern Australian, Perth, Restaurants, Swan Valley, Winery | Categories:
Last year I entered a Facebook competition for a food magazine that will remain unnamed and in a nail-biting, head-to head battle with my blogging friend Carly from Perth Munchkin we both tied in first place. We each won a voucher for two for "Speed Grazing" in the Swan Valley with Taste Bud Tours. As often is the case, time got the better of me and before I knew it a whole year had flown by and our voucher was nigh on its expiration date. I contacted Loris the sole operator from Taste Bud Tours to book our day out before it was too late. But what developed was very odd indeed, it turns out that my voucher was in fact a counterfeit that was never officially issued! It turns out there were a number of dubious vouchers that were handed around the magazine's office for competition prizes and staff rewards. What a scandal!
A storm in a coffee cup at Vans Café, CottesloePosted by Breakfast/Brunch, Burgers & Snags, Featured, Perth, Restaurants | Categories:
This weather is seriously wild. A torrential river cascading down what was once a road isn't exactly something I expected to see here in sunny Perth. I've seen it a bunch of times in Melbourne and most definitely around South-East Asia but in Perth? It's madness I tell you. I had arranged to meet fellow blogger Whitney from dineWHITme.com for a coffee at Vans Café in Cottesloe but due to her being something of a study-work-blog-aholic she was running insanely late. I suppose I could have rescheduled but instead I decided to kill half an hour until she arrived.
It is an unusual thing for me to do; sit alone in a café sipping coffee, eating a macaron and reading the paper. I am the type of person that rarely stops still for more than a second and thus it didn't take me long to start chatting to the person sitting next to me about food, cats and vegetarians. By the time Whit rocked up my neighbour had written herself a long list of new restaurant tips that I had suggested down onto her newspaper and she glowed like someone possessing juicy insider information.
Bestie Time at Tuck Shop Café, Pie-House and Delicatessen, NorthbridgePosted by Breakfast/Brunch, Featured, Modern Australian, Perth, Restaurants, Vegetarian | Categories:
There are some people who genuinely have the talent of listening and empathising to others. Whilst this may be a skill one can try and develop; to truly master it you actually need to be a certain type of soft and caring personality type. My Bestie is one of those people and she has always been able to centre her attention on whoever she is speaking to with incredibly genuine sincerity. Recently she has taken on a job as a carer's consultant where she provides both individual and group support to the carers in the Esperance area. Being somewhat of a free spirit in the past, this direction and responsibility has brought out a great sense of worth and pride within her. I cannot describe how happy it makes me to know she has finally landed on her feet and found her calling.
Dear Friends Restaurant, CavershamPosted by Degustation/Fine dining, Featured, Perth, Restaurants, Swan Valley, Vegetarian | Categories:
One of our best wedding presents that we received was a gift voucher for a degustation at Dear Friends Restaurant in Caversham. Dear Friends is owned and run by Welshman Kiren Mainwaring and his Canadian wife Kelli. My first introduction to this team's talent was at the final Largesse dinner held at Petit Mort last year. For this charity event he created a spectacular and beautiful dish of air dried ham, Swan Valley yolk, ajo blanch and foraged herbs. Since this evening I have longed to make the trip to their restaurant in the Swan Valley to be wowed by his creations once again.
Our Phuket Wedding Preparation & Accommodation at Andara Residences, Kamala, PhuketPosted by Accommodation, Featured, Hotels, Restaurants, Thai, Thailand, Travel, Wedding | Categories:
Part One: Finalising our Phuket Wedding Preparations!
Prior to getting engaged I often toyed around in my head with the idea of eloping off to somewhere exotic. Like many people I have a divided family with my real parents and my respective step parents not exactly being the best of friends. Having to brave getting all these loved ones in the same room sounded like a daunting feat and one that could prove best to avoid. Our engagement party at The George provided me with a safe way to test the waters and despite all the anxiety and tension in the build-up to the evening along with very disappointing customer service from the George's staff; everyone managed to get along wonderfully. In fact we all had an absolute ball. It dawned upon me that I should give my family much more credit.
Lunch with the In-Laws at Taylor's Art and Coffee House, Swan ValleyPosted by Breakfast/Brunch, Featured, Perth, Restaurants, Swan Valley | Categories:
I am fortunate enough to work on the doorstep of the Swan Valley. This means that it is relatively easy to have some office meetings out and about and over the years we have developed a few favourites. Taylor's Art and Coffee House has been one of those locations mainly due to their excellent coffee and interesting range of gluten free cakes. Their coffee is sourced from a small local company called Dark Star who roast their own imported beans on site in Northbridge. It is a full flavoured coffee that is perfect for an espresso or short mac, just how I like it.
Choosing a venue to celebrate my mother-in-law's birthday was left up to me and with some winter sunshine on the forecast I suggested a trip to the valley. The Boy's family appreciate eating big hearty meals in a casual relaxed dining atmosphere so I knew Taylor's Art and Coffee House would fit the bill perfectly. No pretension or tiny plates of food.
Mushroom Mania 2013: Perth City Farm and the GRO ProjectPosted by Breakfast/Brunch, Featured, Modern Australian, Perth, Restaurants, Vegetarian | Categories:
This year is my second year that I have been selected as one of fourteen bloggers from around Australia to participate in Mushroom Mania. This is a campaign run by the Australian Mushroom Growers Association in the month of July every year where they join thousands of restaurants, cafes, bistros, pubs and clubs to celebrate the wondrous mushroom. They spread their message through both traditional and online media and run competitions where you can win $100 restaurant vouchers. For the past few years they have embraced food blogs as a way to communicate with foodies and recruit a handful of us to do what we do best, go out to restaurants, eat and shoot food then go home and write about it. The only catch is that we have to eat dishes containing mushrooms!
Food For Me, Victoria ParkPosted by Breakfast/Brunch, Burgers & Snags, Coffee, Featured, Perth, Restaurants | Categories:
We rocked up obliviously late for lunch just as Food For Me was near their closing time hoping to grab a bite to eat. I still hadn't twigged that they were about to shut and began to peruse the menu at which point the waiter politely informed me the kitchen was closed. Not perturbed in any way he kindly smiled and offered to reheat some of the food from the cabinet for us. After apologising profusely for our ignorance we accepted his offer.
I selected the spinach frittata with bacon, pine nuts and feta plus a beetroot and spinach salad. The frittata was light and set firmly without being chewy or unpleasant. The salad was obviously reaching the end of its life span but seeing as we had rudely barged our way in at the thirteenth hour I figured this to be expected at this time of day.
Halo Espresso, South PerthPosted by Breakfast/Brunch, Coffee, Featured, Perth, Restaurants | Categories:
After such a magical time away in Thailand for our wedding, coming back to the humdrum reality of house work, cooking and cleaning felt like a kick in the face. To make matters worse, our maxed out cards and empty bank accounts meant we both had to return promptly back to work and start earning some cash. After a week of living like millionaires at Andara with a maid and a personal chef, the idea of returning to boring home cooked food sounded as tempting as eating my own arm.
The day before we both went back to work we begrudgingly headed off to our local greengrocer Scutti's for our weekly food shop. It was the first time in nearly three weeks that we had to do such a chore and as we parked the car we were both looked longingly at each other for a solution. The idea of a temporary escape by delaying the shopping and heading over the road to a café for lunch sounded promising. Shoving my shopping list deep into my handbag we strolled over to Halo Espresso.


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Major players profiled in the report include Affymetrix Inc., AMRESCO Inc, Analytical Biological Services, BD Biosciences, Cell Culture Technologies, Cell Essentials Inc., Invitrogen Corporation, Irvine Scientific, Lonza Biologics Plc, Mediatech Inc., Millipore Corporation, Medi-Cult A/S, MP Biomedicals, PerBio Science AB, PromoCell GmbH, Sera Laboratories International, Sigma-Aldrich Corporation, USB Corp, Vitrolife AB, and Wisent Inc.
The report, titled "Cell/Tissue Culture Supplies: A Global Strategic Business Report" published by Global Industry Analysts, Inc. covers major market dynamics, trends, and competition pertaining to the market. The report enumerates recent developments, mergers, acquisitions and other strategic industry activities. Product segments analyzed in the study include Media, Sera, and Reagents. Analysis for the period 2000 through 2015 is presented for established and emerging markets including United States, Canada, Japan, France, Germany, United Kingdom, Italy, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America.
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