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What Good Is Empathy...
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… if it doesn't prevent this?
It's no good at all, and a Republican Party that was serious about civil liberties would be able to have a field day with stuff like this. Too bad no such party exists …
— John Schwenkler · Jun 10, 06:59 PM · #
"Federal judges routinely deny them, including for purely procedural reasons." That is stated in the article, if she was part of the ruling one many of these type of things, and considered them, conservatives would have a field day. Looking for one where she did what most likely is the standard procedure and now she is a bad idea?
It is very easy to pull evidence either way on her putting her directly in the middle of the road, neither right or left.
— olivia · Jun 10, 07:13 PM · #
I agree that this is no good at all for Sotomayor.
But, wouldn't today's GOP see this decision as a point in her favor?
— just some guy with an opinion · Jun 10, 09:07 PM · #
In this case, I think the criticism is that the middle of the road consensus among the judiciary results in innocent people spending years in prison on procedural grounds. Everybody does it? Okay. But like I said, if Sotomayor is supposed to be a good candidate due to her empathy, isn't this a pretty clear case where empathy — as reasonable people would want it to be applied — demanded the opposite of what she did?
— Conor Friedersdorf · Jun 10, 09:07 PM · #
I'm curious, Conor. Would you rather the Appeals court ignore the procedural violation, or are you fine with what they did?
(I know your point is a narrow one: this episode is a strike against Sotomayor's empathy cred. I agree. But the normative issue here is the most interesting one.)
There are lots of reasons for a judge to demand strict compliance with (seemingly arbitrary) procedure — some good, some bad. What say you on this subject?
— Sargent · Jun 10, 09:20 PM · #
I'm no lawyer but what sense does it make to punish the defendent(?) when it was his lawyer who screwed up? If the lawyer made a "procedural violation" punish him but SIX MORE YEARS!!, that's low down! And, even if the defendent screwed up, isn't six years a bit severe, what is this Russia, 1921?
— Bob Cheeks · Jun 10, 09:31 PM · #
It is the contrasting of empathy (with the inherent chaos such determinations would result in) versus order (with its hard edged lack of compassion). If we give up on observing the rules and procedures of the law of the land, what confidence would we have that an impartial legal system would treat individuals as equal before the law? I have sympathy for Mr. Deskovic, and abhor the failure on the part of his lawyer, but I am uncertain that a different action on the part of the court was justified, given the circumstances available at the time of the ruling.
— nicholas · Jun 10, 10:15 PM · #
It's no good at all, and a Republican Party that was serious about civil liberties would be able to have a field day with stuff like this.
As a civil libertarian first and a Dem second, I just want to say that I would not mind seeing today's GOP, waterboarders and all, have a field day with this. This was wrong, and trouble ought to be made for whoever was responsible for this, whatever the motivations of the troublemaker might happen to be. So if the GOP wants to take this and run with it, all I can say is "Good hunting."
— Consumatopia · Jun 10, 11:20 PM · #
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PATUXENT RIVER NAVAL AIR STATION, MDNAS Patuxent River is known for research, development, testing and evaluation, but on May 12, the air station was recognized for its outstanding school volunteer and Navy-education partnership programs.
Navy, school and community leaders gathered at Pax River May 12 for a ceremony honoring station leaders and volunteers for their contributions to the station's Personal Excellence Partnership program, winner of the Navy's 2002 PEP Flagship Award.
On hand for the award ceremony was Patricia Richardson, superintendent of St. Mary's County Public Schools, as well as members of the St. Mary's County Board of Education and St. Mary's County Board of Commissioners.
Rear Adm. Christopher Weaver, commandant of Naval District Washington, presented the award to Rear Adm. Tim Heely, NAWCAD commander, and ABHC(AW) Frank Dickerson, coordinator of Pax River's PEP program.
"Competition for these awards is extremely keen," Weaver said. "To be selected means that your program is truly exceptional. I am extremely proud of the volunteer spirit at Pax."
Praising station leaders and volunteers for their support of the naval air station's school partnership program, Weaver commented on the motivation behind such efforts.
"We are not just doing something because it makes us feel good. It's a calling," Weaver said. "We owe it to the generation behind us to leave things better than they were."
Addressing the station volunteers who work directly with students in the classroom, Weaver emphasized the importance of their contributions.
"The full impact of your efforts is immeasurable and will be felt for years to come," Weaver said. "Through your actions, you demonstrate what leadership is all about - leading by example, serving others and helping others develop to their full potential."
The school superintendent also praised station volunteers for their contributions to local education.
"Our students have truly reaped the benefits of the hours and hours of service you have given," Richardson said, noting that internships, science and technology fairs, computer donations and other special programs have been beneficial to students.
She also said that more than 16,000 students have benefited from Pax River volunteers who have tutored and mentored students.
"Through one-on-one mentoring, you have modeled the Navy's core values of honor, courage and commitment for our students," she said. "When you mentor a child, you don't just give your time, you give your heart. This personal relationship you establish with individual students is a powerful strategy that truly makes the difference for many of them."
Richardson also thanked station volunteers for contributing to many of the public school system's successes. Among these successes, Richardson highlighted an increase in SAT scores, an increase in the percentage of students planning to attend college and a tripling in the number of advanced placement courses offered to county students.
"We could not do the things we do for students without your active participation and support," Richardson said. "You are always there for us and we consider you to be our greatest partner."
Pax River was selected as the Navy's worldwide winner in the large shore station category.
>From June 1, 2001, through June 30, 2002, Pax River sponsored partnerships with 26 public, private and parochial schools in Southern Maryland with hundreds of Sailors and civilian volunteers.

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text: NEW DELHI: The domestic pharmaceutical sector, which has been facing numerous headwinds in the form of warnings and notices from the US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) and price erosion, is hoping for a change in fortunes as the US health regulator has appointed Scott Gottlieb as the new commissioner of food and drugs.Gottlieb is known to favour quicker entry of generic drugs in the market. In a blog on June 21, he wrote that the US health regulator was working to lift the walls that delay entry of generic drugs into the market with the objective of providing affordable medicines to patients.Market analysts see Gottlieb's appointment as a positive for the domestic generic players."The appointment of the new FDA commissioner is not the last hope for Indian pharma. However, this is good news because the commissioner himself has internal medicine background. The recent comments from Gottlieb are positive for generic players, like Lupin," Amit Rajan, Director of Celogen Life Sciences, told ETNow in an interview.Lupin, Ipca Laboratories and Dr Reddy's have been facing issues from USFDA in recent times, leading to huge price erosion in the stock. Shares of Lupin tanked to nearly three-year low on June 22 amid reports that its drug facility at Pithampur, Madhya Pradesh, has received five observations from the US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA). The scrip was trading 0.61 per cent down at Rs 1,054.35 in morning trade on Tuesday.Ipca Laboratories last week said the USFDA's warning letter involving its three facilities in India was for "withdrawal of exemption" on certain drugs as the shortage situation in the US market has changed.Almost all drugs manufactured by Ipca Laboratories at its facilities at Pithampur, Silvassa and Ratlam have been banned from the US market. The USFDA cited violation of current good manufacturing norms for taking the step against the company.Dr Reddy's Laboratories has also received one observation from the US health regulator after the inspection of one unit of its Srikakulam formulations facility.Since the beginning of the ongoing calendar year, the Nifty50 has advanced 17 per cent till June 23, whereas Nifty Pharma index tumbled 8 per cent during the same period. On a year-to-date basis, the share price of Lupin has tanked the most at 30 per cent till June 23, followed by Glenmark Pharma (down 29 per cent), Divi's Labs (down 20 per cent), Dr Reddy's Labs (down 14 per cent) and Sun Pharma (down 14 per cent).On the other hand, shares of Piramal Enterprises and Cadila Healthcare have jumped 77 per cent and 48 per cent to Rs 2,820 and Rs 525, respectively, in the same period.At present, price erosion for the industry is about 7-8 per cent with some of the players experiencing higher price erosion as competition is impacting their larger products.Global financial services firm Credit Suisse said, "The level of price erosion is higher than the past, due to FDA increasing number of approvals, channel consolidation resulting in value shift from generic manufacturers to distributors and pharmacies. We expect approvals to increase from 650 to about 1,000 in a couple of years. Our assumption is benign here, as we do not assume any clearance of the backlog queue. If that starts to happen, approvals should be higher than 1,000 and price erosion should be higher than our assumption of 10-12 per cent."For stock-specific investors, Vaibhav Sanghavi, Co-CEO, Avendus Capital, prefers avoiding the sector. "Pharma is completely a bottomup sector, in which each company in terms of approvals is completely on a different tangent. Having said that, the biggest problem around is about pricing pressure happening in the US. We do not know as of yet whether that has subsided or not. In India, there has been talk of pricing pressure in terms of getting the cheaper drugs for common mass or wider public. There may be a couple of stories that look interesting, but on a very less audience." Follow and connect with us on Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin


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"It is not what one says, but rather what one does, that makes all the difference in the world."
Thank you for taking the time to help others with your charitable acts. By practicing kindness to others, you lift yourself as well.
All of the boys and girls that attend Experience Camps have experienced the death of a parent, sibling, or primary caregiver. This can have a significant emotional strain, as well as financial hardship, leaving many of our campers and their families without some of the basic necessities that many of us take for granted.
There are many ways to help and we're happy to discuss your own unique ideas. The guide below is one way to get started:
- Decide what your goal is. For example:
- I want to raise enough money to send 1 camper to camp.
- I want to donate backpacks to 50 campers.
- I want to fill bunk bags with goodies, like games, books, socks, etc. for each bunk at camp.
- I want to collect new clothing (shorts, t-shirts, bathing suits, socks, flipflops) for campers in need.
- I want to host a 3 point basketball shoot-out to raise awareness and raise funds.
- I want to….<Get Creative!!>
- If you choose to collect items for camp, you may choose to create an Amazon wishlist and have the items sent directly to our camp office at 136 Main Street, Westport CT, 06880.
- Write a note (email or letter), straight from the heart, to your friends and family, family friends and friends of family. Explain to them why you think this is important and why you want to do something good for kids who have seen so much heartache. Then include a link to your Service/Mitzvah Page and ASK them to do something…."To support my Mitzvah project, I'm asking each of my friends and family to <make a donation>, <send me a backpack>, <shop on an Amazon wishlist>, etc.... Please consider helping me help these campers."
- Get ready to make a difference in the lives of grieving children!
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May 16, 2017 at 9:50 PM
Drivers in the UK often rely heavily on their satnav to provide information about speed limits. With the newly imposed higher speeding fines, an outdated satnav can put the driver at risk of failing to follow the correct speed limit. If the satnav gives the driver an outdated speed limit, that misinformation could be setting the driver up for a hefty speeding fine.
The new speeding fines can be 150% of the driver's weekly salary plus three points on their license. The new speeding fine rules were taken into effect as of 24 April 2017.
Drivers have been warned that they need to update their satnav and drive responsibly. The problem is that almost 80% of the drivers in the UK rely on satnavs or smartphones for information about speed limits. However, only 58% of drivers update their devices regularly. This means that speed limit changes remain unknown to the device and are leading to increased speeding infractions.
The USwitch says that drivers who rely on their device without updating as necessary can face huge fines. Other problems from outdated information on a satnav can arise from being unaware of road changes. Approximately one-fifth of drivers have said that false information given to them by their satnav has led to them making dangerous mistakes on the road such as traveling the wrong way on a one-way street. Many drivers have been given the wrong speed limit by their satnav.
For safety reasons, it's important to remember that a satnav cannot replace cautious driving and following the rules of the road. Any driver needs to recognize that while the satnav is a useful tool, relying on an outdated device could lead to danger on the road and for the wallet.


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Vancouver Whitecaps 2, Seattle Sounders 1 | 2017 MLS Match Recap
The Vancouver Whitecaps picked up three beneficial points knocking off Cascadia rivals the Seattle Sounders with a 2-1 win. Poetically, it was Whitecaps Designated Player and longtime Sounder Fredy Montero who got both of the Whitecaps' goals. The match opener was created by a Cristian Techera cross which Montero met at full speed with his head to push the ball past Stefan Frei. Montero scored again fifteen minutes later to give the 'Caps the cushion they needed.
The two sides played cagey most of the match, but David Ousted had to make some incredible saves on Clint Dempsey attempts to keep the game within reach for the Whitecaps. Dempsey ended up hitting the woodwork twice. The Sounders got a late goal from Will Bruin to start a comeback attempt, and it took two goal-line clearances from the Whitecaps to keep all three points.
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- OUSTED STANDS TALL: Dempsey and Ousted had their own game within a game, with Montero's heroism only possible because of two earlier Dempsey-Ousted moments. In the first half it was Dempsey seeing Ousted off his line an unleashing a chip from deep that Ousted got fingertips to on its path to the crossbar. In the second half Dempsey had his eyes set on sneaking the ball just inside the far post, but Ousted got down for a likely Save of the Week candidate.
- 12 v 13: With the teams coming out in matching formations, it's worth noting that the 'Caps found a way to Montero, while the Sounders' best attacks came from the attacking midfielders. In fact, Sounders forward Jordan Morris was completely taken out of the game by the Whitecaps back line, failing to get a shot attempt off over ninety minutes of play.
- DEMPSEY UNLUCKY: Hitting the woodwork twice and having another great attempt met by an ever greater save keeps up an unfortunate statistic for Dempsey. In what was his fourth attempt, Dempsey once again failed to score against the Whitecaps. They're one of only two teams in MLS he hasn't scored against in a minimum of three appearances.
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There is no time like now to begin the work of this committee. We are badly in need of a fresh examination of how we treat serious mental illness in America.
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Thank you for that introduction, Assistant Secretary [Elinore McCance-Katz].
Good morning, and thank you all for joining us here today.
Thank you to Secretary [Ben] Carson for coming to this meeting—a wonderful demonstration of President Trump and this administration's commitment to the challenge of serious mental illness in America.
It's always nice to have another surgeon in the room, too.
Thank you to all the members of the committee, from both inside and outside the federal government, for making a significant commitment to this important effort.
We also want to thank Kana Enomoto for her work as acting administrator of SAMHSA, and everyone at SAMHSA who has helped select and convene this committee.
There is no time like now to begin the work of this committee. We are badly in need of a fresh examination of how we treat serious mental illness in America.
It is well-timed because we have already identified serious mental illness as one of the Department's top three clinical priorities, alongside childhood obesity and the opioid crisis.
Each of our priorities presents a complicated challenge, one where our policies are coming up short, and one where real progress would be a truly meaningful victory for the health and well-being of Americans.
In thinking about why we are here, and why we have made serious mental illness a top priority, there are three numbers I want you to keep in your mind: 10 million, 10 years, 10 times. Ten, ten, ten.
10 million:
According to the latest data from SAMHSA, 10 million Americans in a given year live with a serious mental illness.
As you know, that is defined as a diagnosable mental illness of sufficient duration, resulting in serious functional impairment that interferes with or limits one or more major life activities.
This term most often means schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and/or severe depression.
So many of these 10 million Americans are, quite simply, being failed by the system and policies we have today: One-third of them received no mental health care at all in the last year.
This is like letting one-third of Americans with cancer or diabetes go without treatment.
Those who get treatment too often receive it inconsistently or incompletely— far from the standard of care we would demand for other serious diseases.
The consequences are simply devastating, to those 10 million, and to the families who love them and the communities they enrich.
Here is the second number I want you to keep in mind: 10 years.
What does 10 years mean? SAMHSA estimates that Americans with serious mental illness are estimated to live lives that are eight to 10 years shorter than the broader population.
By some estimates—including by Joe Parks, whom we have here on this committee—that number, depending on how you measure it, may be higher, as much as 25 years.
That is a tremendous amount of suffering—suffering that we know how to prevent.
The diseases we are discussing today are, for now, incurable. But they are treatable, and with the knowledge we have today, recovery is the expectation.
As a physician, it is just so incredibly frustrating to see a health condition that we know how to treat go untreated.
Letting a serious mental illness go untreated has devastating consequences: not just shorter life spans, but lives often stricken with the inability to hold down a job, to maintain friendships, to display the affection we all feel for our loved ones.
Here's the third number to keep in mind: 10 times.
According to one report, 10 times more Americans with serious mental illness are in prison than in psychiatric hospitals—about 350,000, by one count. What a striking depiction of how we have deprived so many Americans of the treatment they need, and the tragic consequences it has had.
We replaced an imperfect and sometimes cruel system of institutionalization with a system that is in many cases even more cruel—and failed to equip families and healthcare providers with what they need to fix it.
We could run through a raft of other statistics: the rates of terrible mental and physical comorbidities Americans with serious mental illness have, the share of Americans with serious mental illness who face homelessness.
But you know the situation. One of the major problems is that not enough of the rest of America does.
In too many places, this is truly a silent epidemic. For a while, people have referred to another one of the Department's clinical priorities, America's crisis of opioid addiction as a "silent epidemic."
Thanks to the hard work of many, including many members of America's behavioral health community, that is less true today than it was a few years ago—the suffering caused by opioid addiction is better and better known, although we have so far to go in our battle against it.
Americans with serious mental illness, however, have struggled in relative silence for decades now.
But it's not for lack of trying by those who have suffered themselves or faced the challenge within their families.
So many of you here today have done so much work to raise awareness about the challenges of serious mental illness.
One of them is Pete Earley, whose book, entitled "Crazy", helped educate me about this issue.
Pete, thank you for being here today, for representing the perspective of a parent who has helped a child through the struggles of schizophrenia.
You never look at the issue of mental health and how we run our mental health system the same way again after you read a book like Pete's.
And you never look at it the same way after you've had a personal brush with the issue.
Dear friends of ours years ago had a son, Charles, who, like Pete's son, struggled with schizophrenia.
Despite herculean efforts by this young man's parents, he didn't receive the treatment he needed, and his condition worsened and worsened, spending long periods of time homeless.
One morning, he decided that he was going to set out and kill his father. And he did.
Our system failed Charles and his family. Our society failed Charles and his family.
We are deeply committed to understanding how and why we have failed people like Charles and Pete's family.
That is going to require not just raising awareness, but defeating the prejudice and apathy that weaken the way we treat this issue.
It also means understanding why our policies and practices have been failing, and replacing them with better ones.
An important player in that process is going to be Dr. Elinore McCance-Katz.
Introducing Dr. McCance-Katz
The old line in Washington goes that personnel is policy.
I think it's safe to say we are all heartened by what that portends for President Trump's decision to name Dr. McCance-Katz America's first Assistant Secretary for Mental Health and Substance Use.
Can we give Dr. McCance-Katz a warm welcome to her new position?
The assistant secretary position was created by the same legislation that spawned this committee, the 21st Century Cures Act.
This is not the first commission ever convened by a president to consider the problem of serious mental illness in America: You remember President Jimmy Carter's Commission on Mental Health, the New Freedom Commission under President George W. Bush.
But it is the first standing committee created to address this topic, required to report to Congress on the federal government's handling of serious mental illness.
And it will have the chance to work hand-in-hand with Dr. McCance-Katz, who will bring a new level of authority to this issue, along with her own deep level of experience and expertise.
She brings experience at the federal level, serving as chief medical officer of SAMHSA; at the state level, serving as the Chief Medical Officer for the Rhode Island Department of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities, and Hospitals; and in the world of academia and psychiatry, most recently as a professor of psychiatry and human behavior at Brown University.
In fact, she is the first psychiatrist to be appointed to run SAMHSA.
She will be charged with working across our Department, and across the federal government, so that Americans with serious mental illness receive the highest standard of care we can offer them, care that is deeply informed by our knowledge of science and medicine.
Charge to ISMICC: We need a better sense of why we are failing to treat Americans with serious mental illness
We are big fans of Dr. McCance-Katz, but she cannot do this all on her own. That is where the rest of you come in.
You bring a wonderful range of expertise to the challenge before us—some from your personal lives, some from your professional experience, and some from both.
You have an understanding of the myriad issues that intersect with serious mental illness: the unique ways these diseases interact with physical health, the special risk they represent for America's veterans, the ways they can interfere with holding down a steady job, the challenges these illnesses can present for law enforcement.
Your charge is threefold:
- Reporting on the advances we are making in treatment, recovery and prevention for serious mental illnesses. There has been steady progress in our understanding of these diseases over the past several decades, but much remains unknown, and we must let the very best science be our guide.
- Providing a rigorous assessment of where we are in this fight. Are Americans who struggle with these diseases living longer, healthier, more productive lives? Are they receiving the treatment they need, rather than ending up on the streets or behind bars?
- Making specific recommendations about policy reforms that can produce better treatment outcomes for Americans with these diseases. If our policies and practices need improving—and I think we can all agree they do—how can we fix them?
Dr. McCance-Katz is going to talk more in a little bit about specific questions we hope this committee will take up.
Your work product will be an invaluable resource to our department as we pursue three particular goals for the challenge of serious mental illness:
- Expanding evidence-based prevention, detection, and intervention, including more effective early treatment of psychosis, as well as aggressive work on suicide prevention.
- Improving the quality of care in all settings, both in-patient and community-based, by supporting the integration of mental and physical health and expanding our capacity to offer treatment.
- Improving outcomes for all Americans struggling with these diseases, by helping them find rewarding work and a stable place in their community.
All of these efforts have to go well beyond the parts of this Department that have traditionally dealt with mental illness.
The direct funding for mental health programming from SAMHSA, while crucial to connecting many Americans to treatment they need, pales in comparison to the scale of behavioral health services already paid for through CMS and private insurers.
Yet, mental healthcare—in particular for serious mental illness—still does not receive the emphasis and the resources it needs.
In part, that will come not just through provision of more healthcare services, but also more holistic treatment, a true continuum of care that makes sense for each patient.
That will involve a rigorous assessment of what we can do in in-patient and out-patient settings—where can we best serve Americans suffering from serious mental illness, at a sustainable cost, in a way that recognizes their dignity? What can we do to support families who provide day-to-day care?
Part of these inquiries will involve listening to people on the front lines: families, local government officials, healthcare providers. All of you here today bring not just your own valuable perspectives, but broad networks built over a lifetime of dedication to this cause.
Conclusion: We are optimistic about what we can do about this problem
We have set forth some tough questions for you—you have quite a challenge.
I'm an eternal optimist, and I suspect most of you are, too. It takes one to do the work you do.
We are joined by a number of staff members from SAMHSA today. Judging by their vision statement, they are optimists too.
Here's their vision: "Behavioral health is essential to health. Prevention works. Treatment is effective. People recover."
We here in this room all agree on that vision.
A lack of attention to serious mental illness has done grievous damage to America's health, to millions of Americans' lives.
But treatment is effective. People recover.
Optimists like to dream, and I want you all to dream a bit: Dream of a country where we treat serious mental illness with the same expertise and commitment that we treat cancer or heart disease. Where individuals and families facing serious mental illness feel no shame in their struggle, but receive the sympathy, support and love they need.
Love is going to be the motivating force in making that dream a reality.
Love of neighbor is what drives doctors to care for their patients; love of kin is what drives family members to do anything to get a child, a sibling or a spouse the care they need.
If our policies, and the work of this committee, can contain one-tenth of the love, compassion and commitment that I have seen in the work you have already done, the stories you have told, this endeavor will be a success.
Thanks for your service and commitment. Thanks also to Dr. McCance-Katz for her compassionate, clear-eyed approach she brings to this work. She will chair the rest of the meeting.


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I wish you all the best of luck with your move and getting settled.
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Wait? It's hot in Melbourne? Shit. Now you tell me.
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Written by Pavan Kumar on August 12, 2009
Independence day in India is celebrated on 15th August of every year. Vodafone has released its new version of Zoozoo ads for Independence Day. You might have previously watched all Zoozoo ads before, later on the making of zoozoo ads were spread all over internet through forward mails. Lately there were the zoozoo orkut scraps were made available for grease monkey users and now are the new Independence Day Vodafone Zoozoo ads. Hope you love this.
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Accessorize sent me these glam flats last week and now they're offering you the chance to win your own pair to wear on your summer adventures. All you have to do is follow Safashiongirl on either Facebook, Twitter or here on Blogger and tell me one of your summer must-haves! It can be anything; waterproof mascara, a retro bathing suit, even a hot tattooed boy to take to the beach. The winner will be announced on 24 October. Accessorize is selling most of mine (arm candy of a different kind!) so I can't wait to buy tons of their stack bangles.
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Does FCC want broadband competition to succeed?
Submitted by Scott Cleland on Wed, 2010-07-21 18:25
Is the market, or the FCC, the problem in "timely and reasonable" broadband deployment?
To see if the FCC is more interested in actually getting broadband deployment to all Americans fastest or in micromanaging broadband access, economics and providers -- look at how the FCC has burdened LightSquared, the start-up that seeks to be the EIGHTH national U.S. broadband competitor!
Some context is needed here.
In the aftermath of the Great Recession, when credit remains tight, jobs are needed, and broadband investors are highly concerned about earning a return on long term investments, especially given a well-known more Title II regulatory-minded FCC/Adminstration, the FCC has effectively torpedoed much of LightSquared's ability to raise the large amounts of capital over time it will need to build-out, launch and operate an EIGHTH national broadband network.
Despite the FCC knowing the high risk of deploying a satellite broadband network in a "timely" fashion (given Teledesic & Iridium's prior experience), the FCC piled on massive regulatory burdens on this start-up before it could even start.
In sum, if the FCC was truly interested in broadband competition succeeding, and actually encouraging broadband deployment in a timely and reasonable manner like the 706 provision and the Telecom Act require, the FCC would not be taking repeated actions that capital markets naturally would interpret as obviously hostile to broadband competition policy.
The FCC's actions increasingly indicate that the FCC does not want broadband to succeed, so that the FCC can justify more regulation and Government control of the broadband Internet.


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Sometimes I look at this blog and think, It can't possibly have been that many weeks since the last post!
Warped sense of time aside, there should be something going up here within the next few days.
So she writes…
On September 9, NPR's "All Things Considered" ran a story about a woman who wanted to be a nurse and the challenges she was facing to become one. The story ended with the host saying that this woman was "determined to make a career out of helping people." This triggered a realization that I am determined not to be ashamed of:
I don't want to make a career out of helping people.
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The prevailing mode of research in academia is that you want to find what no one else is looking at and explore the crap out of it. Dive into that niche, carve it out of what exists if you must, but first and foremost do your due diligence to make sure no one else has staked their claim on it. This is a great way to produce knowledge, and a shit way to produce culture.
Culture needs repetition. Culture needs a multiplicity of voices. In short, culture needs movements, or it will never be, much less change.
"I will never be the only person writing about X, and that's okay."
As a blogger, tweeter, nascent fiction scribe, I will never be the only person writing about X. And that's okay. That's a good thing.
Rather than bemoan the lack of opportunity to be original, the healthier thing might be to embrace it. To shout it from the mountain tops. To foster a sense of pride in sharing ideas and opinions and ways-of-expressing with others.
It's little wonder that many of us have similar opinions. True iconoclasm may be a myth. There are no isolated test-tubes within which we incubate our conscious selves. We are each of us exposed to shared nutrients and toxins. We choose what to take in and what to discard. And there are so many of us that of course some of us will have chosen to take in and discard almost exactly the same things. Thus are many of us raised in similar vats of culture, allowing us to harbor similar opinions. look anywhere, to any opinion on any subject, and there will be a vibrant multiplicity of voices.
Even diversity needs multiplicity. Needs amplification. Just as we flock together, so must we cast outside of our comfortable nest, to visit and understand and embrace other flocks. But each flock must be just that–a flock. Otherwise we lose difference in the noise. One single voice is difficult to hear. But many voices crying out, in bunches, creates tides of change and opinions to move millions. Multiplicity is amplification. Amplification is the first step in cultural transformation.
Why not share and repeat and re-work a great idea? How else will that idea change anything for the better? Ownership is a dangerous thing…
Rather than feels guarded, jealous, turf-y, we can choose to read one another, share one another with others, and continue writing ourselves. We can choose to embrace multiplicity by amplifying the ways others express ideas we care about; ideas we want out there so much that we wrote about them ourselves. By sharing and amplifying the work of others, we bring these ideas we hold dear to even more people than we could ever hope to enlighten alone. Together, we can multiply the number of people who care, increasing that idea's importance in public discourse and consciousness.
We can choose to shun the idea of competition, not worry about who's doing it "best," but worry that any of us are doing it at all–and support and encourage one another to keep at it. By reading one another, we all learn to do better. We see slightly different ways of expressing the same idea. We encounter slightly different perspectives that can cause us to examine our own and shift it to suit the greater good. By embracing the difference and the sameness, we are stronger together.
I hope I'll never be the only one thinking and writing about
All these things and more, which are each huge and multiple and deserving of many voices and much attention.
I'm sure many writers have already figured this out. But every now and then I catch myself slipping into that academic fetishization of the new, or else the capitalist obsession with credit, and I needs must remind myself of the good that comes from multiplicity.
We must embrace one another, be each other's champions, if we wish to change the world.
In the spirit of supporting, sharing, and connecting, here are links to a few voices I enjoy listening to:
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Springboard: Launching Your Personal Search for Success
Unabridged Audiobook
Written By: G. Richard Shell
Narrated By: Sean Pratt
Date: August 2013
Duration: 10 hours 58 minutes
Everyone knows that you are supposed to "follow your dream." But where is the road map to help you discover what that dream is?
You have just found it. In Springboard, award-winning author and teacher G. Richard Shell helps you find your future. His advice: Take an honest look inside and then answer two questions:
What, for me, is success?
How will I achieve it?
You will begin by assessing your current beliefs about success, including the hidden influences of family, media, and culture. These are where the pressures to live "someone else's life" come from. Once you gain perspective on these outside forces, you will be ready to look inside at your unique combination of passions and capabilities. The goal: to focus more on what gives meaning and excitement to your life and less on what you are "supposed" to want.
Drawing on his decades of research, Shell offers personalized assessments to help you probe your past, imagine your future, and measure your strengths. He then combines these with the latest scientific insights on everything from self-confidence and happiness to relationships and careers.
Throughout, he shares inspiring examples of people who found what they were meant to do by embracing their own true measure of success.


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CHICAGO, April 20, 2018 - Cosmos Holdings, Inc. (Cosmos) (COSM), an international pharmaceutical company, announced today its full-year 2017 financial results for the year ended December 31, 2017. Full-year 2017 revenue increased 347% to $30.0 million from $6.7 million in 2016, fueled by strong execution on customer network expansion and by securing approximately $10.2 million in additional capital. Cosmos also achieved gross profit growth of 225% in 2017, an increase to $1.95 million in 2017 from $0.6 million in 2016, demonstrating the successful scaling of operations of its subsidiaries, which delivered on their commitment to enter into new markets, and diversify the customer base, the vendor base, and the product portfolio.
2017 Highlights:
- 2017 revenue improved 347% to $30.0 million from $6.7 million in 2016.
- Gross profit increased 225% to $1,956,267 for 2017 from $601,040 in 2016.
- Completed acquisition of Decahedron Ltd., a fully licensed U.K. wholesaler of pharmaceutical products which expanded Cosmos' customer network by 50 and its reach to an additional 8 countries in 2017; Cosmos' current network consists of over 110 customers and vendors in 16 different countries, including some of the largest European wholesalers.
- Continued diversification of our customer and vendor base, reducing client concentration risk and fueling the company's future growth.
- Entered into an agreement with a licensed contract manufacturer to produce Cosmos' own brand of nutraceuticals.
- Executed a definitive agreement with Marathon Global Inc. to source and procure medical cannabis products and their derivatives to approved countries through Cosmos' current distribution network.
Cosmos CEO Grigorios Siokas said, "We made significant progress in growing and optimizing our trading business in 2017 which was fueled by our focus in successfully targeting markets where we can build and maintain a strong position. Looking to 2018, we are planning to continue to develop and grow our business organically and through the acquisition of carefully targeted companies that will add value to our company and its shareholders."
About Cosmos Holdings, Inc.
Cosmos Holdings Inc. is a pharmaceutical company focused on identifying, acquiring, developing, and commercializing medicines to improve patients' lives and outcomes. Cosmos Holdings has offices and distribution centers in Thessaloniki, Greece and Harlow, U.K. More information is available at www.cosmosholdingsinc.com.
Except for historical information, this news release contains forward-looking statements, within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. These statements involve unknown risks, and uncertainties that may cause the Company's actual results or outcomes to be materially different from those anticipated and discussed herein. Important factors that might cause such differences are discussed in the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise. Actual results could differ materially from those anticipated in these forward-looking statements, if new information becomes available in the future.
Cosmos Holdings, Inc. takes no responsibility for updating the information contained in this press release following the date hereof to reflect events or circumstances occurring after the date hereof or the occurrence of unanticipated events or for any changes or modifications made to this press release or the information contained herein by any third-parties, including, but not limited to, any wire or internet services.


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I've basically been a minimalist for a while now. I become more and more of one as time goes on.
I have always had a bit of a weird dichotomy – I love luxurious places, and dream of gorgeous glass houses with large spaces, but when I think of them, I either think of very minimal decor, or very bohemian homes, but not with tons of STUFF. It's always spacious.
I also love the total opposite – the idea of living in a van or an RV, or a cave, a yurt. The former because of mobility and adventure, the latter because of one big room – spacious. I like space. The whole world could be my space in a mobile home. Wherever I live needs to have large space, or at least a big yard. As much as I like the idea of a tiny home, I don't like limited room to move and create.
I hate "stuff." I don't mind a little decor, but having crap everywhere is tedious and annoying. How much does one person, or even a few people, need? I am pet-sitting right now – there is 12 animals here and one lady. The amount of crap is ridiculous. The amount of animals is ridiculous, honestly. I realized, even though I love them all, that I wouldn't really want more than two! I used to want a whole gaggle of dogs, now I am not really into the idea. It's just so limiting in what you can do. I like freedom. I want to be able to move, breathe, and share space, not fill it with tons of junk or living creatures.
Do you use everything you have? I use almost everything I do have. I have most of my things in storage under the stairs of my boyfriend's house right now and can't even remember what's there, other than my journals. Lots of books, I know – at least those are worth having to some extent, and I got rid of about 3/4 of what I used to have!
When I moved to the Island (a year now!) initially and just before, I put all my things in a storage locker except for summer clothing and a few books, my blender, food processor, and my computer. I didn't miss anything in my storage locker, at all. I felt super free. Everything I had with me fit in my car. Everything I had with me, I used, or would read. I could have pared down even more.
I will never understand hoarders or people who go shopping just for fun, unless it's for something you actually need. I mean, I like going vintage shopping but I do need clothes – I only do this every year or two! I actually hate regular shopping and avoid it as much as I can. If I need new socks I basically wait until all of them have holes, or try to sew them. My shoes are falling apart, but mostly I can't find ones I like that are not leather, even used leather is fine but nothing appeals so I just wear the one I have to death. Mostly I just hate shopping. Shopping and stuff is not interesting to me. It doesn't make my life more exciting. ADVENTURE makes my life more exciting. Going after and dedicating my life to my DREAMS is exciting. PASSION is exciting – for my sweetheart, nature, my friends – so much better than going out to have a 5 minute thrill of a random thing you find cool.
I also like to use my money for things that are IMPORTANT to me. Healthy food, martial arts, books I want to OWN (I use the library more than buying books anymore). Gas to get places. Clothing I ADORE and will wear all the time. Debt payments from my months of unemployment. Now I work for myself and make more than I ever have. Go figure. But I also am frugal for the most part, except for with food, and am even trying to lessen the cost of that.
So what can you do to be more frugal and minimalist? And why?
1. Go through everything you own. If you haven't used it in a year, or it does not have intense sentimental value (like my journals, for instance, and some letters), toss it or sell it. I go through my journals every few years and they are precious to me. Almost everything else I have, I could take or leave. If something you get rid of initially is something you want or need in the future, get another one!
2. Being minimalist saves you money so you can do the things that you love. Accrue experiences and not THINGS.
3. Write out a plan and figure out just how frugal you can be. It's actually sort of fun. I once saved $7000 in 4 months by doing this. I worked, lived in a staff house (and still paid some rent), babysat, sold things, and suddenly I was able to travel for 5 months overseas. I didn't really buy anything except food. I rode my bike everywhere. I hitch-hiked (I lived in a town where this was common and acceptable and safe). I made things for Christmas presents. I spent my days going after my goals instead of being bored and looking for entertainment. My life was my entertainment, and I like to keep it that way.
4. Eliminate the non-essential. This Bruce Lee quote has had a profound impact on me, and I try to implement it in all areas of my life now. Sometimes it's hard, as I enjoy things like eating a whole bag of mulberries, but otherwise it is seriously the best advice to follow in every aspect of life.
5. When you clear out your life of stuff, you have more room to breathe and relax. You have space to fill with ideas and experiences.
6. When you die, you will be able to look back and remember everything you accomplished, instead of everything you accumulated.
7. If you're unsure what to do with all your stuff, separate it, donate it, sell it, trash it, give it away, put it in a free box on the sidewalk, put it on Craigslist, put it on freecycle – just get it out of your space. You won't miss it, I promise you.
8. Read about other minimalists. Minimalists tend to be happier people. There is less cleaning, more savings, and more imagination and creativity. Minimalist people are usually interesting and admirable folks. They generally do a lot with their lives.
9. Do you want to deal with paying for all your crap when you get old? Do you still want to be working to pay off debt from your junk? Do you need a fancy car to get to where you want to go? Or are you just trying to look awesome? Looking awesome is great but not at the expense of the rest of your life. Spend your money on healthy food and adventure instead. Your passion and adventurous lifestyle will make you look more awesome. Sell your expensive vehicle and get on a plane to somewhere amazing. Spend your money on your passions. Learn something you've always wanted to learn.
10. Instead of collecting things, collect memories. Write the so-called bucket list. Not the "I want to buy" list.
11. Believe in yourself. Stop caring what other people think. Embrace simplicity. None of this matters when you're dying – what does? The things you wish you'd done, not the things you wish you acquired!
12. If your life seems empty without "stuff" – ask yourself what you're really missing – a great group of friends? Adventure? Freedom?
13. Pay your debt off as SOON AS POSSIBLE. If you have a lot of it, do everything it takes to get rid of it. Everything, because it will just keep building and building and building and you will never get out, and you will be a slave to it – get the fuck out. Declare bankruptcy if you need to. You may have shit credit but that could be a good thing – it will force you to be mindful of what you spend.
14. Don't see being frugal as being poor, or vice versa. You will have more time and space, you will have more freedom, you will see more opportunities. Being frugal will give you MORE riches – in terms of experience, and actual money. You will have more LIFE, because you won't be working your time away to pay for junk you don't need.
15. Stop seeing cheap things as okay to buy – your apps, magazines, cups of coffee, take-out…drop them!! They all add up.
Would love to hear your minimalist/frugality tips in the comments 🙂
Recommended Reading:
I'm only recommending one to be minimal. Heh.


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This year we designed and project managed the build for a 60 m2 exhibition stand at Food Ingredients Asia 2017, which was held at the BITEC arena in Bangkok in September, for global agri-business Olam International.
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Ice Cube's documentary "Straight Outta L.A.," about the years the Raiders played for the NFL in Los Angeles and the team's cultural influence, will make its worldwide debut at the Tribeca/ESPN Sports Film Festival on April 23.
Film will have a gala premiere at the sports fest, which runs April 21-May 2 in conjunction with the Tribeca Film Festival. "Straight Outta L.A." shows on ESPN on May 11.
Produced by ESPN Films, docu chronicles the Raiders' move in 1982 from Oakland to L.A., where the football team captivated black and Latino fans at a time of great unrest.
The L.A. Raiders morphed into a worldwide brand before returning to Oakland, with the team's colors and anti-establishment ethos becoming inextricably linked to the hip-hop scene of South Central Los Angeles. Ice Cube observed the team's influence first-hand as a member of the notorious rap group N.W.A.
"We are thrilled to launch this year's Tribeca/ESPN Sports Film Festival with a film that shows how sports are intertwined in so many other cultural arenas," ESPN senior VP for content development Keith Clinkscales said.
"All of the sports documentaries in this year's festival truly illustrate that the reach of sports in society extends far past solely athletics and into such disciplines as music, language, art and of course, film," he continued.
Now in its fourth year, the Tribeca/ESPN Sports Film Festival has become a showcase for independent films about sports and competition. In addition to their other fest slots, all seven titles will play on May 1, dubbed sports day.
Previously announced titles include the world preem of Jeff Tremaine's "The Birth of Big Air," about BMX superstar Mat Hoffman, who entered the sport at the age of 13. Spike Jonze and Johnny Knoxville collaborated with Tremaine on the film.
In docu "Into the Cold," extreme adventurer and environmental advocate Sebastian Copeland sets out to reach the North Pole on the centennial of Admiral Peary's 1909 expedition. Film, directed by Copeland, chronicles his team's tumultuous two-month trek.Other titles are Mika Ronkainen's Finnish-German pic "Freetime Machos," about Finland's worst amateur rugby team; Bjoern Richie Lob's German river-surfing docu "Keep Surfing"; "Last Play at Shea," Shea Stadium's final days and its last concert, given by Billy Joel; and "The Two Escobars," about Andres Escobar and Pablo Escobar, who, although unrelated in every way, shared a passion for soccer.


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Council application – weekly report #5
Last week I worked to improve MeetBot:
- I added support for #changeitemcommand – it allows you to move through agenda items faster then #netxitem/ #previtem.
- Bot will close voting after last vote
- Bot can send reminders. You can add reminder with
#timelimit add :
remove it with
#timelimt remove message
list set reminders with
#timelimit list
or set them in web application before meeting. Changing item removes all reminders.
For short description of project and sources, read this.


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Pet Hospital of Willoughby is happy to provide veterinary care for pocket pets and some reptiles. We offer preventive care, nutritional advice, and general care recommendations for your small pets. Each species of pocket pet has its own specific needs for housing, diet, and care. We can help you take care of your small pet!
We are experienced with treating and caring for many types of pocket pets including:
- Ferrets
- Guinea Pigs
- Hamsters & Gerbils
- Hedgehogs
- Rabbits
- Rats & Mice
- Some Reptiles


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Whether you're a diehard soccer fan, or just curious about the quadrennial phenomenon, there are plenty of spots to watch the 2018 FIFA World Cup around Connecticut. A few local bar and restaurant suggestions, some hosting specials, to get you started:
The Half Door, 270 Sisson Ave., Hartford, opens for each World Cup game at least 30 minutes before kickoff, with $4 Carlsberg beers and rotating food and Euro bottle specials. (Full schedule here.) 860-232-7827, thehalfdoor.com.
Ocho Cafe Tacos & Tequila, 330 N. Main St., West Hartford, offers $5 margaritas and happy hour pricing in its bar area during all World Cup games. 860-310-3063, ochocafe.com.
The Polish National Home, 60 Charter Oak Ave., Hartford, will run exclusive food and drink specials when Poland plays on June 19, 24 and 28. Information here. 860-247-1784, polishhomect.org.
The Tavern Downtown, 201 Ann Uccello St., Hartford, will live-stream 12 matches from June 17 to July 15. (Schedule here.) Specials include $3 Bud Light drafts, $18 Bud Light buckets and World Cup samplers ($9.99 to $13.99) with snacks like nachos, Southwest egg rolls, loaded fries, chicken satay, pretzel bites, mozzarella sticks and fried pickles. 860-524-9990, thetaverndowntown.com.
Vaughan's Public House, 59 Pratt St., Hartford, will show all the games and open early for some, including Egypt vs. Uruguay at 8 a.m. June 15. Additional early hours will depend on game, and draft specials will change game to game. 860-882-1560, irishpublichouse.com.
World of Beer, 73 Isham Road B-30, West Hartford, will open early for games at 10 a.m. and show all matches from that time forward. During games, all-you-can-eat wings and nachos will be $12.50 and Heineken, Back East Summer Ale and Counter Weight Headway drafts will be $2.50. 860-904-2124, worldofbeer.com.
Bobby V's, 11 Schoephoester Road, Windsor Locks, plans to show all the games and will open early at 10:30 a.m. from Thursday until June 24 and at 10 a.m. from June 25 to July 15. Buckets of Bud or Bud Light will be $20. Information here. 860-627-5808, bobbyvsrestaurant.com/windsor-locks.
Bobby V's, 268 Atlantic St, Stamford, also plans to show all the games and will also be open early at 10:30 a.m. from Thursday until June 24 and at 10 a.m. from June 25 to July 15. During games, Bud Light pints will be $5, pitchers will be $18 and buckets will be $20. Information here. 203-883-4320, bobbyvsrestaurant.com/stamford.
Costa del Sol, 901 Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, will try to show all the World Cup games but will definitely show any Spanish matches, starting with Spain v. Portugal at 2 p.m. June 15. The restaurant and bar will stay open in the afternoons, when the restaurant usually closes, if there is a game, with drinks and complimentary hors d'oeuvres. 860-296-1714, costadelsolhartford.com.
La Familia, a new Bolivian restaurant at 144 Albany Turnpike in Canton, will be airing World Cup games. The restaurant features an upstairs pool hall area with dartboards, foosball, TVs and a jukebox. 860-693-6933, facebook.com/LaFamiliaBolivianRestaurant.
Buffalo Wild Wings restaurants will air the World Cup games, with food and drink specials and early game-time hours at select Connecticut locations. Information: buffalowildwings.com.
Chicago Sam's, 51-14 Shunpike Road, Cromwell, will show all the games, with different food and drink specials every day. 860-635-1860, chicagosams.com/cromwell.
Sliders Grill & Bar in West Hartford (176 Newington Road) will be open at 9 a.m. on June 16 for the game. Specials include a fried bacon, egg and cheese on a grilled hard roll with a 16-ounce Sliders "Hail Mary" for $6.99, and $5 Carlsberg beer cans. 860-233-9000, slidersgrillbar.com.


text: Three Cliffs Bay Holiday park is a caravan and camping site set on the coast of Gower overlooking Three Cliffs Bay. We accept caravans, motor-homes and tents, as well as offering 3 barn conversions for let. The cottages are open 12 months of the year making the site ideal for summer beach holidays as well as for walkers in the winter looking to enjoy the natural countryside of the Gower Peninsula.


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Although many people are surprised by the use of ketchup in a Chinese sauce, it lends just the right amount of sweet and acidic flavors to the dish.
How to Make It
Step 1
Coat a large 13- x 9-inch baking dish with cooking spray. Lay fillets in dish, without crowding.
Step 2
Combine ketchup and next 3 ingredients in a small saucepan. Bring mixture to a boil; reduce heat, and simmer 1 minute. Remove from heat, and stir in walnuts.
Step 3
Spoon sauce over halibut; bake at 450° for 12 minutes or until done. Serve with white rice and steamed asparagus.


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Lead Counsel for Freeman Sits Down for a One-on-One Interview at NAPBS
About 4 min
Freeman v. EEOC is one of the most talked about cases of the year in employment circles. Not only did the employer beat the EEOC in court, but defense attorneys managed to strike a huge blow against the agency's over-reaching efforts to prove disparate impact.
If you need a refresher on the details of the case you can click here and here to read our previous blogs. Freeman's lead attorney Donald R. Livingston spoke at the NAPBS mid-year conference and was kind enough to sit down with me afterwards to discuss the case a little more.
In essence, the EEOC said Freeman, an event staffing company, was discriminating against men, Hispanics and African Americans through their pre-employment background screening policy. That policy would not allow anyone to be hired if they had a criminal conviction in the last 7 years. (If an applicant had any pending charges, they were given time to clear things up. If they could, they would be eligible for hire.) Freeman also checked applicants' credit reports if they were applying for certain asset-sensitive positions. The EEOC alleged men, Hispanics and African-Americans were victims of disparate impact because these groups historically have higher rates of criminal convictions and credit issues and were therefore less likely to get a job.
Historical Accident
Mr. Livingston told me, "It was a historical accident that Freeman was selected. I think Freeman just found itself at the intersection between its own policy and the EEOC's desire to seek out employers to challenge."
And what an accident it turned out to be. During his presentation, Livingston outlined a long list of mistakes made by the EEOC during the prosecution of this case. Those mistakes included doing a poor job on initial statistical reports, failing to ensure their expert cleaned up the data being used to prove their case, blaming Freeman for mistakes without being able to trace them back to the company, missing basic math errors and most of all, never having real evidence of disparate impact. When you add the mistakes to the fact that Freeman actually was doing quite a bit to avoid disparate impact and was keeping good records of their efforts, Livingston says this was the wrong case for the Commission to tackle.
EEOC Effort Depressing
Comments from Appellate Judge Roger Titus rumbled through the legal and background screening communities as he accused the EEOC and its expert of gross misconduct by falsifying data and cherry-picking information. It would not be an exaggeration to say the Judge took the Commission and its expert to the woodshed. I asked Mr. Livingston what it was like watching this "debacle" unfold in court. "Only the Judge can say it's a debacle, not us." He continued, "We were satisfied that the Judge saw the situation in the same way that we did. I will say that we tried to keep our arguments very professional and non-judgmental, but I did say at one point in one of the briefs, that the EEOC's effort, I found to be depressing."
As a former general counsel for the EEOC, Livingston says he "really enjoys being between the government and the citizens." He does it often, and he does it well. In the same week that the Fourth Circuit affirmed the District Court's decision on Freeman, the Third Circuit affirmed the District Court in EEOC v. Allstate. "So, in one week, we were able to prevail in two decisions against the EEOC."
It is important to note that the original complaint against Freeman was filed by the EEOC in September of 2009… years before the Commission issued its 2012 updated guidance for employers. Although the EEOC guidance would likely not change the decisions in Freeman, Livingston's best advice for employers is to adhere to that guidance as well as they can.
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When I get any website or webapge, I used to set title tag of the website at first. What do you check at first when you get a website for on page optimization?
When I get any website or webapge, I used to set title tag of the website at first. What do you check at first when you get a website for on page optimization?
First of all I set the title tag, exactly like you, and then I'm going to set the keywords for that website
Title tag and Content is the first factor of On page SEO.
All meta tags and the content.
I set the meta title tag first of all and then set the keywords and post unique content.
Title tags are very necessory please try to use those tags which normally searchers searches.
on-page optimization steps used by me for new website.
On Page Optimization:
1. Content Optimization
2. Title Optimization
3. Site Loading Page time optimization
4. Meta keyword optimization
5. Internal Linking
6. URL Optimization
7. XML sitemap.robot.txt,canonicalization etc
Tile tag and Meta tags.
am using meta tag at first
The title of the page ,the description , the keyword in the article and in images as well
First of all I set the meta tag in title tag, description tag, keyword tag etc...
also the content for the alt image is important
do not ignored it creates traffic
Onpage factors start with a technical audit of the website, finding out which areas of the website have SEO related problems, analyzing them and implementing the solution. Other various strategies have already been highlighted in this post.
The author first. Bring authority will be huge efforts to get popular or well index for your readers or search engines.
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We all have to have insurance for our homes or apartments, but most of the time, it's just too easy to take the lazy way out and shop by price, or use someone we know, or not ask questions about our policies and find out what is and is not covered, or to try to skimp on our coverages to save a few dollars per year. However, an insurance agent deals with claims every day, and so they are likely to know what kinds of mistakes people make by not adding certain kinds of coverage, and how ignorance is not bliss, but can lead to disaster. So keep this information in mind, and head over to a licensed insurance agent to talk with them about your needs.
One of the first insurance contracts in the United States, from 31 August 1796. This insurance policy covers fire damage.
Remember, being honest about your situation will pay off, even if you have to pay a little more every year. I discovered this for myself when a 5-minute leak from my water heater ended up with the insurance company paying a $22,000 claim. While everyone was astonished at how much I paid each year for coverage (almost three times what everyone else in my apartment complex was paying), when the time came to file a claim, my insurance covered many things that other people were not insured for, such as paying for another place to live while my apartment was being repaired.
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House or apartment: you need to inventory the contents if anything is special. I'm a musician, and I have over 10,000 music CDs, as well as performing costumes, multiple computers, musical instruments, and much more. It's fairly easy to make an inventory; start with the big items, and work your way down. Be sure to note brand names, serial and model numbers, and back your inventory up by simply taking your cell phone and walk around your house, video recording everything, and pointing out things of special value as you go. Be diligent in pointing out what you use in business, as these items may be covered differently or require special riders.
House or apartment: In addition, you will also need to let your agent know if you have a home business, and whether you meet clients at home. If someone in your family has special allergies (tobacco smoke, peanuts, or multiple chemical sensitivity) you should let them know in case your house becomes unlivable. You need to explain these things in advance so that you will have coverage for renting an office space for your business pursuits if necessary.
House: Make sure the agent knows of any major repairs or renovations that have added value to your house, whether it's a new roof, a kitchen remodel, or a cedar closet.
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Your insurance agent should take the time to understand your questions and adjust your coverages. For example, you should ask about living expenses while relocated, in case you are unable to live in your home; renting business property in case your contents are unusable; and whether your will receive depreciated value or full replacement value on your property in the event of a loss. If your home is in an area that tends towards natural disasters, you may want special coverage for tornado, earthquake, excessive snow, or some other occurrence. (Flood insurance is handled in the United States by the Federal Government.)
Ask your insurance agent what your insurance company will do in the case of fire, slow water damage, fast water damage, mold, and anything else you can think of. Then ask him what you have forgotten. Discuss how you can be covered, and to what extent. Ask what percentage of claims are paid, and how long it takes to resolve a claim. Don't forget about additional expenses; I went over the talk limit on my cell phone plan because my landline was not usable, and my insurance company paid the excess charges, because I went over my minutes because I was forced to use my cell phone to speak with people who were putting my apartment back into livable shape.
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It is almost always a good idea to be friends with another insurance agent who does not represent your insurance company. If you have an idea about filing a claim, discussing it with an agent who represents your insurer will have to go on your record, even if you do not file a claim, and can raise your rates. Instead, discuss the idea of filing a claim with someone else, and then based on their advice, file the claim with your agent if you decide it is a good idea.
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The First Nations comprising the Maa-Nulth Treaty Group implemented their treaty with BC and Canada. It is the second BC Treaty Process Treaty to be implemented after the Tsawwassen Treaty in 2009. Here's a round-up of the news:
New, April 9, 2011:
Treaty opens up a world of opportunity for First Nation (Victoria Times Colonist)
Maa-nulth escapes Indian Act after signing historic treaty (APTN; with video)
Maa-nulth treaty takes away rights (BCLocalNews.com)
B.C. first nations celebrate self-government (Globe and Mail); note the reader comments and the pervasive public misunderstanding of treaties and aboriginal rights
We're letting the wild coast slip away: Development debate long overdue for south Island wilderness areas (Victoria Times Colonist); debate about private property and development on the west coast of Vancouver Island.
Read more: http://www.timescolonist.com/business/letting+wild+coast+slip+away/4473452/story.html#ixzz1INTL9M5N
B.C. First Nations celebrate self-government (Toronto Star)
Historic treaty will allow B.C.'s Maa-nulth First Nations to go beyond the Indian Act (The First Perspective)
Citizenship at hand for five Vancouver Island bands (Montreal Gazette)
Maa-nulth Nations expected to hit the ground running April 1 with laws in place (Alberni Valley Times)
Vancouver Island aboriginals celebrate treaty (CTV.ca)Sphere: Related Content


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Karnataka pacer Ranganath Vinay Kumar is the lone new face in India's 15-man squad for the Twenty20 World Cup, in the West Indies, next month.
The squad, to be led by Mahendra Singh Dhoni, has four specialist batsmen in vice-captain Virender Sehwag, Suresh Raina, Yuvraj Singh and Gautam Gambhir, and three all-rounders in Yusuf Pathan, Rohit Sharma and Ravindra Jadeja.
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Oluwatosin Oluwole Ajibade, better known by his stage name Mr Eazi has confirmed Kampala concert scheduled to take place on 15th September
His confirmation comes weeks after he urged his fans on Twitter not "believe any show having me until you see me tweet or post bout it".
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Mr Eazi has taken it to Twitter to confirm that he will be performing in Kampala on 15th September
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Mr Eazi will be performing alongside Tekno in a concert dubbed 'Tekno & Mr Eazi LIVE IN CONCERT' organised by Bell Lager.


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Bicycle camp for INDIVIDUALS with disabilities NOW ACCEPTING applications
iCan Shine is a non-profit organization that teaches individuals with disabilities to ride a conventional two-wheel bicycle using adapted bike equipment through it's iCan Bike program. This five-day camp, requiring riders to attend only one 75-minute session per day, is taking place March 26-March 30th at Charles J. Colgan, Sr. High School (13833 Dumfries Road Manassas, VA 20112).
iCan Shine collaborates with local organizations to host five-day camps in their communities. This camp is being hosted by two special needs moms, Jennifer Andrew and Yukiko Dove (POAC-NOVA, PWC Autism).
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The Department of Applied Computer Science cooperates closely with governmental organisations and public administration (among others - the Marshal's Office of the Malopolska Voivodship, the Energy Regulatory Office) as well as with the industry (among others - GE, ABB, Schreder, Philips and Fideltronik). One of the most important projects ran by the Department is Green AGH Campus. It is a Smart City Project, conducted together with the Marshal's Office of the Malopolska Voivodship and GE. The Department of Applied Computer Science coordinates the implementation of pilot Smart Grid solutions (including intelligent lighting systems). One of the aims is to create an integrated laboratory for energy systems, in order to allow monitoring of the efficiency of diverse renewable energy sources in the Malopolska Voivodeship.
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The 12th annual Open Education Conference will take place in Vancouver, BC this November from the 18th to the 20th. The conference theme is "the impact of open" and methodologically rigorous research is demonstrating that these OER-based models can be extremely effective in reducing the cost of education and improving student learning. Now that this foundation of content, practices, and research has been firmly established, the field is turning increasingly towards broadening the impact of this work.
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