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Justia Lawyer Directory Arbitration & Mediation California Fullerton Attorneys
Fullerton, California Arbitration & Mediation Lawyers
Leann K. Kaufman
California Arbitration & Mediation Lawyer with 11 years experience
Leann Kaufman is a Certified Specialist in Family Law* with a focus on settlement oriented divorce and mediation. She is very effective at handling complex child custody issues. Ms. Kaufman can handle all matters related... Read More »
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Western State College of Law at Argosy UniversityCalifornia
Grenville Thomas Pridham
Anaheim, CA Arbitration & Mediation Attorney with 34 years experience
(714) 486-5144	2203 East Lincoln Avenue
Arbitration & Mediation, Business, Consumer and Stockbroker Fraud
Mr. Pridham helps clients enforce their rights involving the consumer finance laws (debt and credit) and with their wills and living trusts. Mr. Pridham also advises on conservatorships and related elder law issues. He also represents consumers who have been ripped off in any sort of the following financial transactions: Debt Collectors who misstate the amount of debt or harass. False or inaccurate Credit Report information. Manufacturers for violations of the Federal Consumer Warranty Act. ...
Sondra Ellyn BenNaEim
Cypress, CA Arbitration & Mediation Attorney with 12 years experience
10073 Valley View
St # 139
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation, Divorce and Family
Pacific Coast Univ
I was a family law paralegal for many years prior to my attending law school. During that time I received my 25-Hour Basic Mediation Certificate (1995) and in 2009 I received my 40-Hour Basic Divorce Mediation certificate. In 2009 I also received training in Foreclosure mediation as well as a 10 hour "brush up" course in community mediation and 3 hours of Advanced Mediation training in "Mediating Civil Harassment Cases." I presently limit my practice to Divorce Mediation, Premarital and Postmarital agreements, Prenuptials and Postnuptials, All types of mediation, and Stepparent Adoptions Guardianships.
Laila Havre Jacobsma
Santa Fe Springs, CA Arbitration & Mediation Attorney with 26 years experience
(562) 219-2747	12631 E. Imperial Highway
Suite D-126
Arbitration & Mediation, Animal, Bankruptcy and Legal Malpractice
Pepperdine University School of Law and Western State College of Law at Argosy University
David Leonard Price
Orange, CA Arbitration & Mediation Attorney with 48 years experience
(714) 703-8840	625 The City Drive South, Suite 260
UC Berkeley School of Law Boalt Hall
Mr. Price is a family law attorney and divorce mediator in California who provides experienced, intelligent and responsive representation for mediation clients in communities throughout Orange County from his firm, the Law & Mediation Offices of David L. Price.
For more than 45 years, Mr. Price has been counseling individuals as they pursue divorce or other family law litigation matters. For the past 30 years, however, more of his practice has been devoted to family law mediation, through which he provides couples with a cost-effective alternative to expensive litigation for resolving disputes over often complex matters such as parenting...
Melissa Roudabush
(949) 825-5245	265 S. Anita Drive
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation, Divorce, Domestic Violence and Family
Mrs. Roudabush is a Senior Partner at R & S Law Group, LLP. Mrs. Roudabush is passionate about helping her clients find long-term solutions as peacefully as possible. Throughout her legal career, Mrs. Roudabush has worked in private practice, devoting her time to helping families. Mrs. Roudabush has spent time as a Managing Attorney in a busy family law practice and has also served clients in the areas of probate law, civil litigation, intellectual property, tax, and international criminal law. Melissa Roudabush earned her J.D. from UCLA in 2004 and her B.A. in Sociology and Women's...
Kathleen M. FitzGerald
Santa Ana, CA Arbitration & Mediation Lawyer
(714) 940-0177	2512 Forest Lake
Tina K Gehres
Irvine, CA Arbitration & Mediation Attorney with 21 years experience
(877) 333-2420	300 Spectrum Center Dr.
Suite #400-10
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation, Business, Employment and Estate Planning
Tina K. Gehres is the President and founder of Gehres Law Group, P.C., which she formed to provide affordable legal services to small businesses and individuals in the state of California. With more than two and a half decades of legal and business experience, Ms. Gehres has held a broad range of roles including Corporate Counsel, Director of Human Resources, Law Firm Partner, Legal Consultant, and Senior Accountant. Today, she has positioned herself as a valuable asset to clients as a small business attorney in San Diego and surrounding areas. Ms. Gehres has been a licensed attorney since 1997...
Rivers Judson Morrell III
Mission Viejo, CA Arbitration & Mediation Lawyer with 44 years experience
(949) 305-1400	27201 Puerta Real
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation, Animal, Elder and Personal Injury
Mr. Morrell has more than 40 years of experience as an accident & personal injury attorney. He represents who have lost loved ones in a fatal accident, and those injured in car, truck & motorcycle accidents, pedestrian accidents, hit-and-run cases, dog bites, slip & fall accidents, elder abuse and neglect, and claims against public entities and insurance companies. He holds those responsible for transmitting an STD without warning financially accountable.
"I have often seen, in my many years, too many attorneys who have not done their client the justice that they deserve. Too many attorneys take cases in which they really...
Salar Atrizadeh Esq.
Irvine, CA Arbitration & Mediation Attorney
Arbitration & Mediation, Business, Communications and Real Estate
With over 11 years of experience, Salar Atrizadeh, Esq. is licensed to practice law in the State of California, District of Columbia, and the United States District and Bankruptcy Courts. Mr. Atrizadeh has dedicated his practice in learning about day-to-day legal problems and providing solutions to his clients. He is familiar with various areas of the law, including, but not limited to, civil litigation and transactional work. Mr. Atrizadeh is a knowledgeable attorney with sophisticated strategies and records of success to protect client interests. He has extensive experience in law office management and after graduation began his private practice in...
Nathan Mubasher
Corona, CA Arbitration & Mediation Attorney
(800) 691-2721	2621 Green River Rd
Ste 105 PMB 403
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation, Business, Consumer and Medical Malpractice
Attorney Mubasher has gained extensive knowledge about law, medicine and business. He is also very experienced in dealing with people in high-pressure situations. He can put this experience to work for you. In a free consultation, Mr. Mubasher can provide you all the details on the cost of representation, the likelihood of success, and what action to take depending on your appetite for risk. Most importantly, Mr. Mubasher provides genuine care and concern for you, and will stand by you throughout your matter. Mr. Mubasher earned...
Stephanie B. Saunders
California Arbitration & Mediation Attorney with 14 years experience
Santa Barbara College of LawCalifornia
Lani Baron
Newport Beach, CA Arbitration & Mediation Lawyer with 7 years experience
(949) 200-8412	100 Bayview Circle, Suite 315
Whittier Law School and Pepperdine University School of Law
Lani Baron, Attorney-Mediator, is the founder of Alternative Divorce Solutions. As a child, Lani witnessed her parents' highly-litigated and contentious divorce and she knew that there needed to be a change in the system. This life experience inspired Lani to begin her career in alternative dispute resolution early on, and she started her career as a paralegal at a small family mediation firm in Fort Lauderdale, FL. Shortly thereafter, Lani moved to California to study at Pepperdine's Straus Institute, where she focused on courses relating to dispute resolution and mediation. Her passion for helping others also prompted her desire to...
Star Q Lopez
Newport Beach, CA Arbitration & Mediation Lawyer with 11 years experience
(949) 301-9443	260 Newport Center Drive
Arbitration & Mediation, Administrative, Business and Tax
New York University School of Law and University of California - Los Angeles
Star Q. Lopez focuses her practice in estate planning, business formations, and general tax law services. Having practiced law for over a decade, Star has extensive experience in a variety of matters from estate planning, tax law, international law, and business planning to federal labor law, government contracting, criminal law, and general counsel to federal entities. In addition to her transactional and business experience, Star is a former federal prosecutor. In her role as a Judge Advocate, Star handled several criminal trials, administrative board hearings, and Federal labor law cases on behalf of the United States Air Force....
Michael S. LeBoff P.C.
(949) 631-3300	4770 Von Karman Ave
Arbitration & Mediation, Business, Legal Malpractice and Real Estate
Mike brings almost 20 years of business trial practice to Klein & Wilson, handling and wining numerous trials, arbitrations, and high-stakes disputes. Mike attended Loyola Law School on a full academic scholarship and graduated second in his class of nearly 400 students. At Loyola, Mike received countless academic awards and served as an editor for the Loyola Law Review. Following law school, Mike clerked for the former Chief Judge of the Central District of California, Manuel L. Real, where he saw firsthand the importance of always being prepared before entering the courtroom. Following his...
Case Barnett
Costa Mesa, CA Arbitration & Mediation Attorney with 14 years experience
(949) 861-2990	245 Fischer Avenue
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation, Elder, Nursing Home and Personal Injury
University of California - Hastings College of the Law
Case Barnett Law is re-defining how law firms operate. We have made it our mission to change the public's perception of attorneys by proving that our law firm is a safe place where they can find the support they need during a very difficult time in their life.
Case Barnett Law is owned and operated by husband and wife team Case and Nicole Barnett. Case Barnett is the lead trial attorney and has 14 years of experience as a lawyer. Nicole Barnett is dedicated to client satisfaction and happiness. She works faithfully to provide an honest and transparent law firm...
Jorge E. Fragoso
Newport Beach, CA Arbitration & Mediation Attorney with 16 years experience
(949) 475-6898	5000 Birch Street
West Tower, Suite 3000
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation, Insurance Claims, International and Real Estate
Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México, American University Washington College of Law and Universidad de Noroeste (now Universidad del Valle de Mexico)
Jorge is admitted to practice law in the Republic of Mexico and the State of California. Jorge obtained his law degree from Universidad del Noroeste (Hermosillo, Sonora Mexico), masters degree in International Law from American University Washington College of Law (Washington, DC USA) and post-graduate diploma from the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (Mexico City). He has experience in cross-border real estate transactions (purchasing and financing), insurance, dispute resolution as well as civil and commercial litigation. Jorge was has worked in private practice and as in-house counsel at a Fortune 500® title insurance company that had operations in...
Kevin C Boileau
(949) 444-6964	17901 Von Karman Ave Suite 600
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation, Business, Family and Personal Injury
Harvard Law School, University of San Diego School of Law and University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law
For your mediation or negotiation needs, contact Kevin Boileau at
408.442.2983, 949.444.6964, or 415.830.0065.
Scientist, lawyer, and psychoanalyst specializing in complex negotiation, mediation, and law that utilizes game theory and psychoanalysis.
Substantively, we operate in:
DIVORCE LAW - - we handle complex financials, estates, and discreet matters
PERSONAL INJURY MEDIATION & NEGOTIATION - - we can help you avoid litigation and get your settlement
ANIMAL RIGHTS MEDIATION - - we protect animals
WATER & LAND MEDIATION - - we offer creative solutions
BUSINESS MEDIATION - - we can help with business conflicts
HUMAN RIGHTS MEDIATION - - we broker peace
We have offices in Silicon Valley/San Jose,...
Leslie Kyle Howell
Pasadena, CA Arbitration & Mediation Lawyer with 17 years experience
(626) 351-1200	3820 E. Colorado Blvd
USC Law School
Attorney/mediator, Leslie Howell, comes from a bi-racial, musical family and is an adoptive parent as well. She was a jazz singer for several years before (and after) attending law school. She has also worked for years in a corporate setting. She was born and raised in Los Angeles, but has lived in New York City, Japan and Hawaii. Her background makes her approachable and she has insight that most other mediators and lawyers may not have. This insight allows Leslie to understand, as well as creatively think, about the concerns and issues at hand.
Leslie is a collaborative divorce lawyer and...
Steven Lawrence Krongold
Irvine, CA Arbitration & Mediation Lawyer with 32 years experience
(949) 651-1900	100 Spectrum Center Drive
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation, Business, IP and Trademarks
Loyola Law School
Nearly 30 years of litigation experience in state and federal courts. Specialize in representing small and mid-size businesses in variety of commercial disputes.
Michele Marie Charbonneau
(714) 505-3000	420 Exchange
Arbitration & Mediation, Divorce and Family
Western State Univ COL
Ms. Charbonneau is a highly regarded Orange County family law practitioner and was a founding partner in one of Orange County's premier law firms. Ms. Charbonneau is well known for her uncanny ability to get to the heart of a case and get it resolved. While compassionate and understanding, she is tenacious in her resolve to get divorcing couples to focus on common ground to reach a fair and responsible resolution. She is very skilled in dealing with the range of emotions that go with a divorce and is able to relate to the parties like few...
Gerald A. Maggio
(949) 553-0304	420 Exchange,
Arbitration & Mediation, Divorce, Domestic Violence and Family
Western State University College of Law
Orange County divorce attorney Gerald A. Maggio is an experienced family law and divorce attorney dedicated to providing a personalized approach to each client's legal representation based on their needs. Mr. Maggio is experienced in all aspects of family law and divorce matters, including child custody and support, spousal support, marital asset division, and stepparent adoptions. Mr. Maggio has a reputation of fighting for client rights with compassion, experience, and professionalism with the goal of navigating his clients through the complicated legal process as quickly as possible so his clients can move on with their lives. ...
Brett Gregory Evans
Tustin, CA Arbitration & Mediation Lawyer with 13 years experience
(844) 443-5229	180 E. Main Street
Arbitration & Mediation, Business, Energy and Securities
University of Washington School of Law and University of Utah
Brett Evans delivers experience in securities, corporate, mergers and acquisitions, energy and tax law with his securities career beginning in 1995. At Evans & Kob, Evans counsels corporations, asset management companies, securities issuers, broker-dealers, investment advisers, registered representatives and other financial industry participants in the areas of securities offerings, arbitration, litigation, broker-dealer and registered investment adviser regulation, compliance, due diligence, securities investigation and enforcement and a diverse range of transactional matters. During his career, Evans has been involved in structuring and drafting more than $1.7 billion in private placement and joint venture transactions in energy, real estate and...
Branigan Robertson
Irvine, CA Arbitration & Mediation Lawyer with 6 years experience
(949) 667-3025	38 Corporate Park
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation, Business, Consumer and Employment
Chapman University Fowler School of Law
Branigan Robertson is an attorney who is loves about helping regular everyday members of the community fight for their rights in the workplace. Mr. Robertson exclusively represents employees in employment disputes and focuses his practice on sexual harassment, pregnancy discrimination, wage & hour, wrongful termination, and retaliation. In the last few years Mr. Robertson has recovered millions of dollars in verdicts and settlements for his clients. Mr. Robertson is admitted to practice in courts of the State of California. He is a member the California Employment Lawyers Association. Mr. Robertson attended Chapman University School of Law and focused...
John S. Morris
Arcadia, CA Arbitration & Mediation Attorney with 24 years experience
(626) 294-0880	150 N Santa Anita Ave
Arcadia, CA 91001
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation, Estate Planning, Family and Probate
The lawyers and staff who make up Morris & Morris are not that different from the people we represent. We encounter the same highs and lows and we share the same desire for happy and healthy families. Since the founding of our San Gabriel Valley law firm in 1997, those common interests have only served to reinforce our belief in what we do. We have children of our own and we can identify with both the difficulties and the benefits of raising a family in Southern California. We can help you ensure that your children are provided for whether...
Norma Ann Dawson
Long Beach, CA Arbitration & Mediation Attorney with 40 years experience
(562) 997-9245	3553 Atlantic Avenue, Suite B1328
Long Beach, CA 90807-5606
Arbitration & Mediation, Business, Consumer and Employment
University of Michigan Law School
The Law Offices of Norma Ann Dawson, founded in 1994, is located in Long Beach, California. In the past decade and a half, it has become a respected law firm in Southern California, providing legal risk management and alternative dispute resolution services in areas such as real estate transactions and litigation, and business transactions and litigation. Ms. Dawson's law practice focuses on general corporate counseling, corporate and regulatory compliance, and ethics, with a view toward minimizing the risk of liability, especially regulatory and contractual liability. Norma Ann Dawson, rated Av by Martindale Hubbell, has both extensive trial...
Diana L. Martinez
Chino, CA Arbitration & Mediation Lawyer with 21 years experience
(909) 548-2171	15338 Central Ave.
University of Southern California School of Law
Since 2007, Diana L. Martinez has dedicated 100% of her legal practice to out-of-court, informed, and family focused solutions. The destruction Ms. Martinez saw while battling divorce cases in court, led her to this re-structure. The reality is that few people enter a divorce ready to make legal and financial agreements on support, parenting, and asset and debit allocation. Even fewer enter divorce with the trust and confidence that their soon-to-be ex will be open, honest, and "fair". Ms. Martinez provides her clients with the tools to prepare themselves emotionally, financially, and legally, so that all...
Michael Burke
(310) 801-7768	4000 MacArthur Blvd
Suite 600 East Tower
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation, Business, Employment and IP
Lawyer and strategic business consultant with diverse experience representing closely held companies, private equity firms, small business enterprises, and startups. From my experience as general counsel and through corporate board directorships, I bring a bigger picture overview to business transactions, business decision processes, and complex litigation management. I also bring that sensibility to bear on trial and appellate strategy. I am frequently consulted by other lawyers for trial strategy, business strategy, and ethics issues.
I handle matters in the following areas: business and commercial law, employment and labor law, litigation and dispute resolution, commercial real...
Kathleen A. Brown
(949) 724-8857	19100 Von Karman Ave
Western State College of Law at Argosy University
Brandon Mead
(310) 440-4100	18401 Von Karman Avenue
Arbitration & Mediation, Antitrust, Business and Employment
Daniel Craig Carlton
Costa Mesa, CA Arbitration & Mediation Lawyer with 42 years experience
(949) 757-0707	3146 Red Hill Ave
Arbitration & Mediation, Business, Personal Injury and Real Estate
Western State Univ
For over 40 years, attorney Daniel C. Carlton has devoted his professional life to protecting the rights of people in Orange County and throughout Southern California. Attorney Carlton is a licensed Real Estate Broker and has extensive experience in real estate law, including but not limited to real estate disputes, purchase and sales litigation, commercial transactions and leases, constructions disputes, DRE licensing and matters involving homeowners associations (HOA). He also has decades of experience representing people injured in slip and fall accidents, motor vehicle accidents and other personal injury cases.
Attorney Carlton is known for his personalized approach, getting to know...
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(949) 769-7040	4000 MacArthur Boulevard
East Tower, Suite 600
Santa Barbara College of Law
Jeanann F. Khalife
(949) 200-8412	100 Bayview Circle
Jeanann Khalife, Attorney-Mediator is an associate and case manager at Alternative Divorce Solutions. Ms. Khalife graduated from Whittier Law School in 2008, where she was the recipient of the Grace Gamra Scholarship and Dean's Merit Scholarship for her outstanding academic standing. While attending Whittier Law School, Jeanann also participated as a member of the Moot Court Honors Board and served as the Vice President of the Public Interest Law Foundation. After graduating from law school, Jeanann pursued a career in business litigation, and she quickly realized that she did not align with the amount of conflict involved. Seeking a better...
Mr. Thomas Andrew Fasel
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation, Business, International and Maritime
University of Notre Dame and Chapman University Fowler School of Law
Thomas A. Fasel is a California licensed Attorney, a Solicitor (Attorney) in England & Wales and is the founding partner of Fasel Law. Mr. Fasel assists businesses and individuals facilitate cross-border transactions, foreign transactions and domestic transactions relating to international trade and finance as well as helping clients enforce international contracts, collect damages and obtain justice in international litigation. Mr. Fasel graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Notre Dame, Law School, obtaining his highly specialized Master of Law (LL.M.) degree in International and Comparative Law. Mr. Fasel earned his Juris Doctor Degree from Chapman University...
(800) 783-9360	300 West 1st. Street
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation, Business, Employment and Personal Injury
Attorney Davis founded the Law Offices of Terry K. Davis in June 1993 Bar Admissions: Admitted to California Supreme Court U.S. District Court (Central and Eastern Districts), U.S. Court of Appeals, 9th Circuit U.S. Supreme Court Reported cases: Carter v. California Dept. of Veterans Affairs (2006) 38 Cal.4th 914 Professional Affiliations: American Inns of Court, Robert A. Banyard Chapter, Orange County Orange County Bar Association, Labor and Employment Law Section Orange County Trial Lawyers Association, Board of Directors and Past Vice-President, 2010 California Employment Lawyers Association Consumer Attorneys of Los Angeles Education: Juris...
Rachael Berman
Arbitration & Mediation, Appeals, Business and Real Estate
John Clinton Manly
(949) 252-9990	19100 Von Karman Ave, Suite 800
Arbitration & Mediation, Business and Real Estate
Pepperdine Univ School of Law
Bernard Aaron Sherwyn
(760) 831-4037	2699 White Road
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation, Business, Estate Planning and Real Estate
Glendale Univ COL
Over 30 years in law practice. 10 years as a Judge Pro Tem and Court appointed Arbitrator. Board member of the City of Palm Springs Personnel Board and past Chairperson of the City of Palm Springs Administrative Appeals Board . 10 years as an active real estate broker-representing builders & developers & high end residential clients. Numerous Multi-Million Dollar transactions. Numerous scholarly and law review articles in print. Pioneering attorney in surrogate parenting law.
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(949) 482-1590	20 Corporate Park Ste 350
Leann Kaufman is a Certified Specialist in Family Law* with a focus on settlement oriented divorce and mediation. She is very effective at handling complex child custody issues. Ms. Kaufman can handle all matters related to divorce and enjoys working with parties that want to minimize stress, maintain control over the ability to make their own decisions and preserve wealth. Divorce is a transition, not an end, especially if there are children involved.
Ms. Kaufman has practiced exclusively in Family Law since being admitted to the bar in 2007. Ms. Kaufman has a passion for helping families in transition, so practicing...
(949) 376-9933	611 Anton Blvd
Robert Shore
Arbitration & Mediation, Business, IP and Trademarks
University of California, Berkeley School of Law
Miles J. Feldman
Arbitration & Mediation, Entertainment & Sports, IP and Trademarks
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Retailers Slash BlackBerry PlayBook Prices
Is Research In Motion's BlackBerry PlayBook headed for a fire sale? It certainly looks that way as the 7-inch tablet's retail prices plummet.
The PlayBook, which debuted at $499 for a 16GB model, now costs just $299 at Staples, after a $100 rebate on a Visa prepaid card. Best Buy and Office Depot are offering similar deals, except they're giving away store gift cards, instead of a prepaid card that can be spent anywhere.
Meanwhile, readers tell Boy Genius Report that Walmart is ringing up the 16 GB Playbook for $250 in an unadvertised sale, but so far those reports are unconfirmed.
We knew this was coming. RIM told investors earlier this month that shipments of the BlackBerry PlayBook dropped to 200,000 units last quarter, from 500,000 during the quarter before that. To boost sales figures, the company said retailers would cut prices with rebates.
But this is already the second round of discounts for the Playbook in September. In a weekend sale earlier this month, Best Buy dropped prices by $50 for the 16GB and 32GB models (by $150 for the 64GB model).
I have a soft spot for the Playbook because of its breezy multitasking and swipe-based navigation, but the tablet doesn't have enough good apps to take advantage of its interface, and at launch the software was far too unstable.
The Blackberry Playbook's new sale prices would look more attractive if the rebates came in cash instead of gift cards and prepaid cards. Consider revisiting this blighted tablet next month, when RIM plans to add support for native e-mail and Android apps, but not unless prices are the same or less than they are now.
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Qarah Chaman Rural District () is a rural district (dehestan) in Arzhan District, Shiraz County, Fars Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 9,231, in 2,034 families.  The rural district has 32 villages.

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In the Fall of 2011, God led our family to move to the Boro and re-dream the dream with you about what ROCC could be and should be in order to bring glory to Jesus by reaching our community for Him. We have seen our church grow in the last 5 years in so many ways. More than 600 people now call ROCC home; we have baptized more than 200 people; our giving has more than doubled annually; and we are preparing to move into our first permanent home! But this move is not the end of God's dream for ROCC. It is only the beginning. As we are preparing for this big move, I believe that God is inviting us to get out of the boat and take a greater step of faith than we have ever taken before. But what does that look like?
So, I began to ask: What would it look like if every ROCC'er went all-in in our devotion to Christ and His mission everyday for the next 2 years? What would it look like to see God "add to our number daily" people whose lives were being transformed by Jesus over the next 2 years? What difference would that kind of devotion make in our schools, neighborhoods, and community?
My challenge for you is to consider going all in with me in every part of your life through Devoted/365. Let's make investments of our time, talents, and treasure in things that will make a difference in eternity.
Thank you for being a part of what God is doing at ROCC! I am looking forward to seeing what God can do through us as we go all in for Him!


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Icelandic name phenomena
icelandexperiment 7. Jan 2019 13. Jan 2019
It is well-known that Icelandic surnames are special and unique in the world. The so-called patronyms are still in use here. Patronyms are "surnames" generated by the first name of your father adding an ending whether you are female (-dóttir for daughter) or male (-son), basically saying whose daughter or son you are. My name for example (if I would be Icelandic) would be Marie Údosdóttir, because my dad is called Udo. But I learned the other day that there are also other Icelandic name phenomena.
Icelandic nicknames (gælunöfn)
While I was chatting with my colleagues at the jólahlaðborð (Christmas buffet) the other day, which is a traditional way for companies celebrating the holiday season with loads of traditional Icelandic food, I found out that there are several ways of a first name to transform into a nickname. Of course, nicknames are generic and therefore you can not typically say "This first name ALWAYS transforms into this nickname". It's simply in the nature of nicknames and they come in as many variations as people and characters, I guess. Apparently I am by far not the only one who ever wondered about Icelandic nicknames – turns out there has been even a doctoral dissertation written on Icelandic nicknames (University of California by Kendra Willson).
It seems they are most often sound similar to the formal name or its ground structure is still shining through. "What is also apparent in the formation of nicknames is that they are usually of a certain form, it is as if there was a certain 'template' that nicknames should fit into", says Aðalsteinn Hákonarson from the Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic Studies. He goes on saying that they are usually dissyllabic even though the actual name may only have one syllable. For Example: Jón turns into Nonni or Björn into Bjössi.
Since Icelandic doesn't really have any form of diminutive for personal names, like for example German (for example Lenchen) or Polish, nicknames or pet names are not based on any of that. "However there are some nicknames formed with the element –si, -sa which one can maybe consider a kind of diminutive suffix, e.g. Jónsi for Jón or Grímsi for Steingrímur", says Aðalsteinn.
"A particularly interesting phenomenon is that nicknames seem often to be derived from the speech of small children", Aðalsteinn Hákonarson
Icelandic names can be very long and truly difficult to pronounce – not only for foreigners, but presumbly also for kids. I think of names like Þjóðbjörn, Sigþrúður or Hólmfríður. "A particularly interesting phenomenon is that nicknames seem often to be derived from speech of small children", reasons Aðalsteinn.
Some of the most popular names have the need to come up with other nickname forms and had to abandon the standard nickname-template. That's why names like the female name Sigríður, which is usually turning into Sigga can also be Sýrri or the frequent male name Guðmundur can also turn into "Mummi" instead the usual "Gummi".
Some nickname examples
Maggi (usually for Magnús)
Sigga (most often for Sigríður)
Kiddi (amongst others for Kristinn)
Halli (for example for Halldór)
Begga (usually for Bergþóra)
Villi (for example for Víglundur)
Binni (for names like Brynjúlfur and similar)
Gummi (often for Guðmundur)
Nonni (for Jón)
Grímsi (for names with -grímur in it like Steingrímur)
But nicknames aren't the only name phenonemon I learned more of recently and it is connected with surnames.
Icelandic surnames (ættarnöfn)
Source: arnastofnun.is
As I just mentioned patronyms are still in use in Iceland and are for most part of the population the applying surname system. What I didn't know until recently was that there exist also Icelandic family last names. They usually appear to be Scandinavian, at least to my ears, which is why I haven't figured out yet that they are meant to be Icelandic. There are some few in existence and how they came into being is rather amusing. Icelandic family names came into fashion rather late, probably in the 19th century. "The first surnames were adopted by Icelanders who were studying in Europe", explains Kendra Willson, linguist specialised in Scandinavian Languages currently at the University of Turku.
Back in those days everything foreign was en vogue, especially everything Danish due to the Danish occupation and influence. Therefore some rich families simply decided to give themselves Europeans sounding family names. "In the 19th century it became fashionable for the upwardly mobile to adopt surnames, often 'Danishized' versions of Icelandic place or personal names", states Wilson. That is why some of them are retrieved from original place names, for example their home farm or place of activity. "Briem" for example originates from Brjánslækur, the place where the ferry from Stykkishólmur arrives in the wonderful Westfjords. "Hjaltalín" traces back from the farm Hjaltadalur in Skagafjörður, as well as "Blöndal" which comes from a family from Blöndudalshólar. However, adopting new family names was forbidden by law for Icelanders in 1925 and now the patronymic system is the only way to receive a "surname".
Here a short list of Icelandic surnames:
Blöndal
Briem
Norðdahl
Hjaltalín
Hjaltested
Vídalín
Naming traditions & habits
I learned in some families it is tradition to name the children after their grandparents or great-grandparents. This is also habit in other parts of the world, but with the patronymic system this can lead into endless name loops, which I find especially curious.
Here an example of an Icelandic name loop: Your grandfathers' name would be Magnús Hinriksson and your dads' name would be Hinrik Magnússon (since he is the son of Magnús). Now you are born and due to the tradition of inheriting your grandfathers name, you'd be Magnús Hinriksson (since you are the son of Hinrik). ∞ See where this is going? ∞
In order to avoid too confusing infinite name loops that go into eternity there is also a very strong tradition of giving children two names. Which I kind of suffer from, since I have two names, but my second name has never been in use the 26 years of my life before besides being noted on my passport (nowhere else, not even in official documents). After I went to Iceland all of a sudden I constantly hear my FULL name, which is super irritating for me, because I do not identify with my second name AT ALL.
Six months to name your baby
In other families the grandparents naming tradition is not so strict or not used at all. There is a 6-month time frame after a baby is born to register its name in Iceland. I am aware that this is possible also in other countries. But I have never heard of any parents taking so long to keep a blank space for their babies name in Germany. However, a lot of Icelanidc families use this time to get to know their newborn, figure out the character and features of their baby and see which name it suits best or if the chosen name is really suitable for the little one. One of my friends wanted to name her first born daughter after her grandma, but when the girl was born it turned out the chosen name didn't fit her at all, so she found a new one, more suitable name.
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Tobii, the global leader in eye tracking, and Ubisoft®, leading creator, publisher and distributor of interactive entertainment and services, announced today an expansion of their partnership to provide new eye tracking features for the PC versions of WATCH_DOGS® 2 and Steep®. These titles provide gamers greater immersion through a steadily growing number gaming devices, suiting a wide variety of gamer preferences, including peripherals: Tobii EyeX, Tobii Eye Tracker 4C and SteelSeries Sentry, gaming notebooks: Alienware 17, Predator 21X and MSI GT72, and monitors: Predator Z271T, XB251HQT and XB271HUT.
In WATCH_DOGS® 2, gamers benefit from various 'Natural Targeting' features that make character interactions more natural and fluid. For example, the character can run in one direction using their traditional mouse and keyboard or controller inputs and simply look at a hackable object in another direction to interact with it. Skiing through wildly adventurous mountain terrain becomes more exciting and immersive with eye tracking in Steep®. With implementations like 'Extended View' and 'Clean UI,' gamers are given more screen real estate with less on-screen distractions as they explore the environment using only their eyes.
The Tobii Eye Tracker 4C, shipping this November and available for pre-order for $149, will be compatible with both games. This new device enhances the gaming experience in over 40 titles through improved tracking technology and new head tracking capabilities (currently in beta).
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WATCH_DOGS® 2 (available on PC on November 29, 2016) – Besides adding a natural and intuitive way of interacting with the environment, eye tracking gives controller gamers a comparable mouse aiming experience, making aiming, covering and firing more effortless. The Extended View feature lets players literally keep an eye on opponents, tracking where they move or aim more easily during a chase. Additional eye tracking features for WATCH_DOGS® 2 will be announced following the game's release. Those that purchase the Alienware 17 with integrated Tobii Eye Tracking will also receive a free copy of WATCH_DOGS® 2.
Steep® (available December 2, 2016) - The Steep® gaming experience utilizes eye tracking functionalities like Extended View, Free View and Clean UI to increase camera outlook without losing orientation of the player/character. For the first time in any game, Extended View functionality is also boosted by new head tracking functionality supported by the Tobii Eye Tracker 4C. The Mountain View feature plays an essential role in Steep® and allows the player to gather information about the surrounding environment, looking for missions and planning upcoming lines. The gaze-enabled interactions in Mountain View are concentrated around navigating and especially zooming in and out in the environment.


XOXO Jes - Canadian Entertainment News: The baseball player with eyes in the back of his head.
The baseball player with eyes in the back of his head.
I have no idea who this Evan Longoria person is but...WTF. How dope is that. The first time I watched it I didn't have volume and I thought that maybe someone yelled something at him...but they didn't. He just has effing eyes in the back of his skull and turned and caught it.


Ultimately, however, describing DAPA and DACA as entailing a grant of "lawful presence" mischaracterizes those initiatives, relying upon a misunderstanding of both the structure and content of immigration law and the manner in which undocumented immigrants are recognized and constructed as legal subjects. Moreover, in order to characterize DAPA and DACA as something other than guidance structuring the exercise of enforcement discretion, as permitted by existing law, both Judge Smith and the plaintiffs fashion a unitary but entirely mistaken conception of "lawful presence" itself—one that constitutes an aggregated, intertwined package of benefits, in a manner that approximates conventional understandings of lawful immigration "status"—that has no actual legal basis. Kagan's attention to the plaintiffs' claim about "lawful presence" is amply warranted, and he is correct in suggesting that the government may have contributed to these misunderstandings. Nevertheless, there is only the illusion of a substantive problem here, because as a matter of law, "unlawful presence" simply does not carry the meaning that Judge Smith, the plaintiffs, and (possibly) Kagan himself ascribe to it.
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Francesco Panigarola (Milán, 6 de febrero de 1548 - Asti, 31 de mayo de 1594) fue un predicador franciscano italiano, obispo de Asti.

Francisco fue fraile franciscano, sufragáneo del obispo de Ferrara, en el año 1586, obispo de Asti y enviado a Francia con el cardenal Cayetano para apoyar a la Liga católica. Destacó como apologeta del catolicismo frente a las doctrinas luteranas y calvinistas

Escritos

Este religioso dejó escritas algunas obras, como las siguientes:
Vita scritta da lui medesimo, Bologna: Il mulino, 2008.
Junto a P. Gentile Della Corona di Apollo.., Venecia, S. Combi, 1605, 2 volúmenes.
I sette salmi penitentiali..., Venetia: N. Misserino, 1601
Lecons Catholiques Sur les Doctrines De l'eglise..., Lyon: A. Tardiff, 1585.
Il Compendio degli Annali ecclesiastici del Padre Cesare Baronio, Roma, 1590; 2nd ed., Venecia, 1593.
B. Petri Apostolorum Principis Gesta... in rapsodiæ, quam catenam appellant, speciem disposita, Asti, 1591.
Lettioni sopra dogmi, dette Calviniche, Venice, 1584, publicado junto a la obra de Giacomo Picenino en "Apologia per i Riformatori e per la Religione Riformata contro le Invettive di F. Panigarola e P. Segneri ", Coira, 1706.
"Il Predicatore di F. Francesco Panigarola ... overo Parafrase, comento e discorsi intorno al libro dell' Elocutione di Demetrio Falerco ...", Venice, 1609.

Referencias

Diccionario universal de historia y geografía, Madrid: Mellado, 1848.
Das vergessene Gedachtnis:..../ Michael Lackner, Stuttgart: F. Steiner, 1986.
Luke Wadding, Scriptores Ord. Min. (Rome, 1806), 87-89 (Rome, 1906), 88-90;
Sbaralea, Supplementum ad Script. (Rome, 1806), 176-78, (Rome, 1908), 292-94;
Rodulphius Tossinianensis, Historiarum Seraphicae Religionis libri tres (Venice, 1586), fol. 317;
Ferdinando Ughelli, Italia Sacra, IV (2nd ed., Venice, 1719), 401-02;
Boatteri, Serie cronologico-storica de' Vescovi della Chiesa d'Asti (Asti, 1807), 110-14;
Girolamo Tiraboschi, Storia della Letteratura italiana, VII (Rome, 1785), iii, 424-29; VII (Rome, 1784), i, 366;
Marcellino da Civezza, Storia Universale delle Missioni Francescane, VII (Prato, 1883), i, 436-49.

Nacidos en Milán
Fallecidos en Asti
Obispos de Asti
Obispos de Italia del siglo XVI
Teólogos de Italia del siglo XVI
Franciscanos de Italia del siglo XVI
Obispos católicos del siglo XVI
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(Mason Mitchell Motorsports Press Release: Millville, New Jersey. May 28 2016) David Levine, showed no signs of a driver that hasn't been in a racecar since last November at Homestead. Levine wheeled the Revant Optics No. 98 to a fifth place finish in Saturday's Twilight 150 presented by Unique Pretzels at the New Jersey Motorsports Park.
(Mason Mitchell Motorsports Press Release: Mooresville, N.C. May 25, 2016) 2015 SCOTT Rookie of the Year David Levine will return to the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards this weekend at the New Jersey Motorsports Park with Mason Mitchell Motorsports.
Levine will pilot the No. 98 with support from Revant Optics. This will also mark Levine's first start in ARCA since the 2015 season finale at the Kansas Speedway.
The Highland Park, Illinois driver finished fifth in ARCA points. During his rookie campaign he earned one top-five, 11 top-ten's with a best finish of third at the Kentucky Speedway.
Levine has plenty of road course racing experience on his racing resume. Prior to racing with the ARCA Racing Series, Levine spent three seasons racing in the Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge series.
He's enjoyed success at some of the most prestigious road courses in the United States, winning poles at Road Atlanta, Road America, Sebring, Palm Beach International Raceway, and Homestead-Miami Speedway.
This weekend will mark the third ARCA start for Levine at the 2.25-mile road course located in Millville, New Jersey. His best finish in two prior starts is 13th in 2013.
NJMP marks the second of six straight weeks of racing for the drivers in the ARCA Racing Series.
Chassis Selection: Levine will pilot chassis No. 130 out of the MMM stable. This weekend will mark the cars first appearance during the 2016 season. The chassis has two prior starts earning two top-ten finishes.
Practice for the Twilight ARCA 150 presented by Unique Pretzels is scheduled in two sessions Saturday, May 28. The first practice is from 10:15 – 11:00 a.m. followed by final practice from 11:15 to 12 noon. Menards Pole Qualifying presented by Ansell (group qualifying) is scheduled at 2:00 p.m. Saturday. The ARCA 150 is set to get underway Saturday afternoon at 5:00 p.m.
ARCA will feature will feature live timing/scoring for all on-track activities as well as including a live audio call of the race.
HOMESTEAD, Fla. (November 20, 2015) – Lira Motorsports driver David Levine and the No. 59 Furman University / Momo / Roush-Yates Engines team finished 17th on Friday night at Homestead-Miami Speedway in both the team and driver's debut race in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS).
Levine qualified for the 134-lap season finale for the series in the 22nd position. At the end of qualifying, the team let out a collective sigh of relief that practice and qualifying were not affected by the threat of rain that was constant throughout the day.
In the race, Levine had worked his way up to the 19th position when the team called him to pit road for four tires and fuel during a green flag run on lap 47. After pit stops cycled through for the rest of the field, David found himself in 20th, one-lap down when a caution came out on lap 62.
While all of the lead-lap trucks made pit stops under the caution, Sam Schram, Levine's Crew Chief, made the decision for David to stay out and take the wave-around, putting the No. 59 truck back on the lead lap.
The next caution period on lap 75 gave the team the opportunity to come in once again for tires and fuel. A mis-step by one of the crew member, going over the wall too early, sent Levine to the tail end of the longest line on the restart. However, another caution came out a few laps later, and Levine stayed out while most of the leaders made pit stops.
After the caution, Levine restarted the race from the 3rd position on lap 89. Now racing on older tires than the rest of the field, he battled to remain in the top 20 while trucks with fresh tires made their way to the front of the field.
With laps winding down and the race on-track to finish with a 46 lap green flag run, Schram asked Levine to begin saving fuel. Levine responded by easing off the gas earlier in the turns, which saved enough gas for the Highland Park, IL driver to take the checkered flag in the 17th position.
David Levine earned the pole and took home the checker for Group 2 Race 1.
David finishes Group 2 Race 1 in third and Group 2 Race 2 in second.
David Levine became a first time winner, winning Group 2 Race 1.


Decision Tree Analysis provides a tool to study and decide on various choices available at a given point of time. It uses models of decisions which help to study the possibility of an occurrence of a particular consequence. Decisopn Tree Analysis also studies the cost of resources, utilities, and the chances of event outcomes.
When there are several options to choose from, Decision Tree Analysis can be a wise alternative to choose and judge, among the various options available. They give a structure or model that effectively investigates various probable outcomes of each option.
Decision Tree Analysis also helps to design a balanced and rational picture of rewards and risks, that are associated with each possible optional action. There are some rules associated with use of Decision Tree Analysis. For instance, when a business needs to make a decision on two courses of action, the decision is represented in a small square drawn at the left of a piece of paper.
Each possible and probable solution is written on the right hand side of the paper, along lines drawn from the square. At the end of the lines, the results are considered. It should be noted that the lines should be drawn keeping distance from one another, so that no problem arise later.
The results can be either decisions or uncertain decisions. If the result considered is a decision, then another square is drawn and the same process is followed again. If the result is an uncertain decision, then it is noted by a circle in the decision tree. The decision is written above the circle or square. The possible outcomes resulting from the circle are also represented by drawing lines. The entire process is repeated until the final outcomes of the decision are reached.
Evaluation of Decision Tree Analysis is carried out by assigning cash value against each possible result or outcome. After working out the outcome values and assessing the probability of each result and outcome, the value in keeping a particular decision is calculated.
With proper application of Decision Tree Analysis techniques, the best possible option that is required to develop a new service or new product can be obtained. It also gives the best decision depending on the available information, and gives a framework for calculating the outcome values.


ชัยรัตน์ เอี่ยมกุลวัฒน์. "ภาระภาษีและความเหลื่อมล้าของระบบภาษีภาครัฐบาลไทย." วารสารเศรษฐศาสตร์ประยุกต์ 23, 2 (ธันวาคม 2558): 25-53.
Chairat Aemkulwat and Chalaiporn Amonvatana. "Thailand: Moving towards Status Quo in Growth and Inequality." in Shigeru Thomas Otsubo, ed., Globalization and Development Volume II: Country Experiences. 114-145. New York : Routledge, 2016.
Chairat Aemkulwat. "Labor Supply of Married Couples in the Formal and Informal Sectors in Thailand." Southeast Asian Journal of Economics 2, 2 (December 2014): 77-102.
Chairat Aemkulwat. "Marginal Effective Tax Rates in Thailand." Chulalongkorn Journal of Economics 20, 3 (December 2008): 155-182.


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From the moment it took to the track in Barcelona it began, as the media and fans observed the similarity between aspects of the Racing Point RP20 and the Mercedes W10 - the German outfit's 2019 contender - the Silverstone's car was referred to as the 'Pink Mercedes' and (t)Racing Point.
Ahead of the hearing which will hopefully decide the legality of the car, team boss, Otmar Szafnauer says his colleagues are frustrated and insulted by the constant jibes.
"Not for me so much," he told Reuters, "but for the guys in the factory, who worked really hard to develop this car to where it is and are still working hard to make further developments.
"For their work to be discounted, to say 'Ah, you've copied', or 'plagiarised' as I heard somebody say, it's absolutely not true and it has gone too far," he added.
His comments come at a time the German media is reporting that the Silverstone-based team has admitted buying a set of Mercedes ducts before they became listed parts, while also suggesting that Renault's protests are fuelled by a former Racing Point employee who has now joined the French team.
Renault claims that it is protesting the legality of the brake ducts for the future of the sport, with McLaren's Andreas Seidl warning that the sport risks becoming a "copying championship".
"In 2019, the transfer of information on brake ducts was completely legitimate," argues Racing Point technical director, Andrew Green. "And we used that data as a reference, a starting point for our brake ducts, completely legally. Renault are trying to impose the 2020 regulations on 2019, making it retrospective."
Szafnauer, who grew up near Detroit, compares the situation to the 1970s, when Michigan raised the drinking age from 18 to 21.
"You can't retrospectively look back and say 'now the drinking age is 21, last year when you were 19 you had a beer and you're going to jail'," he said.
"We've been accused of doing something that other people claim they don't do, which is absolutely wrong," said Green.
"It's absolutely been rife in Formula One for decades, to look at people's concepts and ideas and take them and make them your own. People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones."
"Sheared bolt" marred Hulkenberg's return
British GP: Race team notes - Renault
Grosjean receives warning
British GP: Race team notes - Racing Point
Renault protests Racing Point again
Ocon did not impede Raikkonen
British GP: Qualifying team notes - Renault
British GP: Qualifying team notes - Racing Point
A new chassis for Ricciardo
Szafnauer suggests COVID rules need tightening
1. Posted by kenji, 04/08/2020 13:42
"Racing Point would have to be naive to think that after admitting to massively copying the design of the '19 MB that they would not attract ant opposition. What i don't understand is why it's taking so long to deliver a decision? A brake duct, unless i'm wrong, is a passive component without any movable parts? Why the delay. Surely a comparison would be relatively simple. If Racing Point get away with this then customer cars would be one of the final nails in the F1 coffin if allowed. Slowly, very slowly we are seeing the Americanisation of the series. Titling, grid kids, US plagiarised protest ceremonies plus tacky visiual hoopla!!! I'm seriously concerned at the way the series is being manipulated."
2. Posted by Lakota, 04/08/2020 12:29
"id say smart move. You wouldn't want to copy parts on Williams cars !!! "
"The Italian media are savage on this and Sky f1 commentators too, there's very negative comments every 2 minutes and of course they never mention Ferrari cheating."
4. Posted by Fambank, 04/08/2020 10:06
"Life is a bitch."


Meanwhile, Senator and presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren is calling for a new tax on wealth – but on capital rather than annual income. It's generating a similar response.
Neither of these proposals, once you read into the details, is half as dramatic as their most vociferous supporters or opponents make them out to be. The 70-per-cent income tax would not apply to the average person, or the person whose salary is 10 times the average, or even 100 times the average. It would instead hit incomes of more than $10-million a year. (And, until the 1980s, the United States had comparably high income-tax rates on the very wealthy). Ms. Warren's wealth tax would only apply to fortunes of more than $50-million, hitting them with a 2-per-cent tax.
Whether either of these ideas make sense, whether they would be enforceable or have economic downsides – those are hard questions that U.S. policy-makers are going to have to grapple with. But leaving aside specific proposals for raising taxes, the core of the Democratic Party, including its major candidates for president in 2020, is embracing the idea of tackling the country's enormous challenges of poverty, inequality, education and health by raising the government's capacity to spend. And that means raising at least some taxes.
It is not a crazy idea, because the United States has a serious tax problem. The problem is that its taxes are too low.
Its taxes are also less progressive than those in most other developed countries, meaning they fall comparatively harder on those lower down on the income ladder.
For example, a recent OECD study found that, when child benefits are included, the average Canadian family with children pays a far lower share of its income to the government than the same family in the United States.
The result is an American paradox. It is one of the world's richest countries, yet, for a large number of Americans, their lives do not reflect that.
The life expectancy of the average American is nearly four years less than that of the average Canadian, according to the World Bank.
The United States once had the world's most educated population; it still has the world's leading elite universities, but the percentage of Americans going on to higher education has fallen below many other developed countries. And the international PISA test of high-school student skills in science, math and reading show the average American student is below average, compared to the rest of the world.
It's the developed country with the greatest number of citizens reporting that, when they're sick, they can't afford to visit a doctor or take a prescribed medicine.
A figure known as the Gini co-efficient measures income inequality in a country; the United States consistently has among the developed world's worst Gini scores.
Here's part of the reason why: In 2015, government revenue in the United States was 33 per cent of gross domestic product.
In Britain that year, it was 38 per cent. In Canada, 40.6 per cent. In the European Union, 44.6 per cent. In the Scandinavian countries, it was 50 per cent or higher.
Low taxes are not the only reason why the United States has more poverty, inequality, poor health and all sorts of other bad outcomes when compared with other developed countries, including Canada. But it's a big part of the story.
Washington needs more revenue because, thanks to President Donald Trump's tax cuts, the country is looking at large deficits as far as the eye can see. It also needs a government that can do a bit more of the things that governments in other countries, with slightly more tax revenue, can afford to do – reducing poverty and inequality, and improving health.
For all the overheated rhetoric, the answer is not turning the United States into Cuba. It's not about rounding up the wealthy and confiscating their assets. It's not about eating the rich.
What the United States needs is not socialism. What it needs is arithmetic.


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