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Retiring New Paltz High School principal Barbara Clinton looks back
by Erin Quinn/ July 13, 2019 /1 comment
Retiring New Paltz High School principal Barbara Clinton. (Photo by Lauren Thomas)
While she may not appear to be an activist or a maverick at first glance, or even at second glance, Barbara Clinton has always been ahead of her time. When she first came to the New Paltz Central School District in May of 1971, she was the only female in the school's Social Studies Department — in fact, she was the first female chair of the Social Studies Department.
"I'm not a historian," she says from her office, surrounded by her beloved Jets gear, New Paltz High School class photos dating back generations and her constant smile that seems to slip out of the corners of her mouth as if she just can't help but see a touch of humor in any situation. "I am a social studies teacher. They're very different professions. I'm not interested in a specific date, but I'm fascinated by the context of various times in history. What was going on with the people? What was the social climate like, the dominant psychology? How did government and politics play a role, and how did it all come together during the Civil Rights movement and the Women's Rights movement? That's what I'm interested in, and those questions always stay current."
Although she has served the school district for the past 48 years in a variety of capacities, from teacher to coach to department head to assistant principal, and principal of Duzine Elementary, Lenape Elementary and finally the High School, where she will finally hang her hard hat, Clinton's single most rewarding thing has never changed and never wavered. "It's the kids: making sure that they're prepared for their next step in life, that they have everything that they need to go beyond these doors." Although these are the maroon-lockered corridors that she has walked through for decades, Clinton is quick to note, "This is not the end-all, be-all. There is a whole life outside of this school waiting for them."
As an AP History student of Clinton's, and a NPHS graduate who walked the halls as she moved up to vice principal, I can say, hands down, that she was a formidable teacher as well as a grounding force for the student body and ultimately the community. "When I taught, I never shut my door, you remember?" she says to me, and I do. "All the teachers would walk by and stop in and I'd ask them who they were voting for or what their opinion was on a current event. In would walk Ginny McCardle or Frank Ciliberto, Pat Masson. Kemble Matter would talk so long that we'd have to put up a timer for him. But that was my unofficial public opinion poll. It got the kids and the teachers interacting and thinking about things from various perspectives." Clinton prides herself on reading no fewer than three newspapers a day.
Having grown up near the State Capitol in Albany, Clinton was no stranger to politics. Even back in the 1980s, she always referred to herself as a "Rockefeller Republican," and remembers the time she boarded the bus from SUNY New Paltz, where she was an undergraduate, to the nation's capital so that she could be a part of the 1968 March on Washington. "My dad came to visit me at school, where there were all of these student protests. He always smoked a pipe, and as we drove down Main Street, he puffed on his pipe and said, 'What are you doing here?' I said, 'Dad, don't worry; all of New Paltz isn't like this.'"
And maybe that's part of how Clinton was able to suture the district up time and time again when it was awash in controversy: She has that rare ability not only to listen, but also to respect everyone's point of view, and at the same time pull the trigger when decisions had to be made. "The first thing I worked on was getting rid of the 40-minute periods. That was crazy. We had nine periods in one day, and all it did was create chaos. With the block scheduling, there is more time to actually learn and less time to get in trouble in the hallways."
Another change Clinton fully supported was getting rid of the "smart class," or the "advanced class." There were the Regents class, the non-Regents class and then the Super X class that Dick James used to teach. "I had the non-Regents class, and I can remember this one class that had Bobby Delay, Charles Majestic, Doris Dietz," she recalls. "And they were some of the greatest entrepreneurs to come out of New Paltz High School!"
Looking back, Clinton realizes that not only was she the new kid on the block. but also surrounded by an alpha-male culture that included coaches Billy Freer and John Ford, Dick James and Al Fiore, to name a few. "There were varsity athletes that had passes all the time," she says. "They would have passes allowing them to leave class and 'fill the soda machines' or work out or any number of things. That's how it was back then." Having grown up with four brothers, Clinton was not ruffled by this. In fact, it was Freer who gave her a piece of advice early on that she still uses to this day during her September faculty meetings.
"There was a student of mine, Diane Marks, who was a good athlete, and she asked if I would coach the basketball team. I know how to play basketball and played a bit in college, but I had never considered coaching," recalls Clinton. Not wanting to step on any toes, she ran the request by Coach Freer and Ford, who were both supportive of her taking the post. "That was back when the girls' basketball scores were like 4-2 or 10-2 and we were the '2!" she says. "I walked into the gym the first day of practice, and some of them were rolling the ball on the ground. They didn't know how to dribble!" She remembers one game, towards the end of the season, where she went to put a girl in who had been sitting on the bench. "There were only a few minutes left and we had fouled someone on the other team, so I told her to get in. She told me she couldn't. I said, 'What do you mean you can't go in?' She said, 'I don't know how to make a foul shot.' She didn't realize that when we fouled someone, they took the shot and not us." Exasperated, she ran these scenarios by Freer and asked him what to do. And he said, 'You start with 'This is a basketball,' and go from there. Never assume anything.' And I don't!"
It's a good thing, because life was throwing some wild curves at Clinton, who married a local Gardiner boy, Dick Clinton, which helped her acclimate quickly into the community. "I had planned to go to SUNY Cortland, when my best friend at the time talked me into applying to New Paltz. So I did." As the days and weeks and months passed, she wondered why SUNY New Paltz had not gotten back to her, so she called the Admissions Department. "My guidance counselor had never sent my transcripts!" Long story short, Clinton, who now had nowhere to go, had to reapply to New Paltz and was accepted – except not until March of the following year, as the college was on quarter systems in the 1960s. "My orientation consisted of six other students," she says with a laugh. "So that's why I'm always on the kids about making sure that they have everything they need from guidance!"
In the meantime, Clinton worked with the Department of Transportation on traffic analysis and municipal road planning. "I loved it," she says. "Had the New Paltz thing not worked out, I might still be there!" But the New Paltz thing did work out, and the graduate went on to rise up the ranks at the NPCSD. "Back then I only needed one course to become department chair, which I took, and that also allowed me to become the assistant principal."
It was a charged time, and the district had gone through principal after principal, including one who commuted from Maine where his wife worked. A series of controversies had the Board of Education propose to eliminate the assistant principal's job, only for the high school. At the time, Clinton was the assistant principal, John Ford was the director of athletics and discipline. "All of a sudden I was out of a job, and I hadn't been a part of any of the controversy and it was a shock. Then the principal of Duzine announces she's leaving and so I apply for the job, and I get it, even though I was much less qualified than the existing vice principal, Deb Banner." After taking the job as the Duzine principal, she was schooled by Banner on elementary education: "I read a book a night and we went to conferences, and it was like getting another Master's degree. There was so much to learn about elementary education!"
She was at the helm of Duzine when Lenape was being built, and the community was in an uproar about the potential negative impacts of pesticides on children as the school was being built on excavated land that was once used for apple farming. They were also concerned about cost overages and delays. They were begging Clinton to step in and get the building opened. And of course, she did. Working around the clock with the contractors and planners, faculty and community, the school opened – not without problems, but it opened. "I had a kid in every class that I appointed as my 'Lenape Leaders,'" she says with a laugh. "We would meet every week, and they were my eyes and ears and would tell me what needed to get done to get the building working properly – and we did!"
It was when her daughter Jackie entered the high school that Clinton was lured back. "I drove her to school one day because she was late, and she asked me to walk her in. I was like, 'Walk you in? Who wants their mother walking them into high school?' But she said, 'Mom, it's a lot different now. I don't feel safe here.'
"It was a mess. Kids were smoking everywhere, there were fights in the hallways, teachers didn't feel supported, the Board of Education meetings would go on until 2:30 or 3 a.m. It was nuts. So I went back." Clinton worked to build a team with the faculty and administration, as well as reaching out to parents and students and "having a presence. That's so critical – just being here every day and walking the hallways and talking to teachers and students and showing them that you care. I also wanted to make sure that we were involved in the larger New Paltz community." Participation in Government (PIG) became a tradition under Clinton, where high school students got credits for attending local government meetings and engaging with their community through volunteerism. "But you also have to have consequences. I don't enjoy suspending anyone, but if they do something that merits suspension, then that's the repercussion."
All in all, Clinton is more apt to talk about funny coaching stories, certain students with whom she has become friends over the years, people who have mentored her, the new principal – anything except herself. Asked what her legacy will be, she laughs, "The Jets? Maybe this will be their year!" Clinton has always been a supporter of underdogs, whether in her choice of football teams or her non-Regents classes or a girls' basketball team that only had a few players who could dribble.
In fact, if you've ever spent any time around NPHS or at any of its athletic events, concerts, art shows, mathlete meets, Garden Club receptions or Glee Club performances, you will have seen Clinton standing sentinel as the guardian of the district, being sure that each student felt supported in what it was that they were passionate about. Asked what she would miss the most, she says, "The kids. That's what it's always been about for me."
As she got a bit teary-eyed – a rare thing for Clinton – I asked her if she was going to miss the school. Out of the corner of her mouth came that smile: "I only live a mile down the road!" And that's the Barbara Clinton whom we all know and love: her sense of lightness commingled with gravitas, and the feeling that all is well when she's in charge. Now it's time to pass the baton, but what a run it has been. Thank you, Barbara!
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Isola Sheehan July 13, 2019 at 1:16 pm
Congrats Mrs Clinton. I will fondly remember the time I was granted a Top Secret Clearance even though you told the Security Clearance Investigator I was a degenerate that wouldn't make it in the Army. Lol, good times.
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NBC's 'Lincoln Rhyme' Debut Collects Enough Viewers to Beat WWE's 'SmackDown,' But Not 'Hawaii Five-0'
Tony Maglio and Jennifer Maas
The Wrap January 11, 2020
NBC's "Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector" series launched on Friday, when it did fairly well for the time slot. Unfortunately, it was not enough to overcome Fox's "WWE SmackDown" in the key demo or take down CBS' "Hawaii Five-0" in any key metric.
Fox was first in ratings with a 0.8 rating in the advertiser-coveted 18-49 demographic and fourth in total viewers with an average of 2.5 million, according to preliminary numbers. Those numbers were put up by Fox's pro-wrestling series, which fills up the network's Friday night primetime block.
CBS and NBC tied for second in ratings, both with a 0.7. CBS was first in total viewers with 7.5 million; NBC was second with 4.2 million.
For CBS, "Hawaii Five-0" at 8 p.m. scored a 0.8 and 7.6 million viewers. At 9, "Magnum PI" received a 0.7 and 7.1 million viewers. "Blue Bloods" at 10 had a 0.7 and 7.9 million viewers.
For NBC, "Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector" at 8 took a 0.6 and 4.4 million viewers. "Dateline" at 9 p.m. earned a 0.7 and 4.1 million viewers.
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ABC was fourth in ratings with a 0.6 and third in viewers with 3.1 million. Following repeats of "American Housewife" and "Fresh Off the Boat," at 10 p.m. "20/20" closed the night with a 0.6 and 3.2 million viewers.
The CW got a 0.2 rating and 895,000 viewers for the evening, airing only repeats.
Ratings for the Spanish-language broadcast networks Univision and Telemundo were not available at the time of publication.
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MMO stands for Massively Multiplayer Online and is a genre of game that can usually support thousands of players in an online world simultaneously. This type of game encompasses a large variety of styles and the term MMO can apply to hundreds of different browser titles. Regular features of MMO games include persistent, open worlds, character development and upgrades, the ability to control and build armies, and the ability to cooperate with others to complete various aspects of the game. MMO genres include first person shooter, real-time strategy, turn-based strategy, sports simulations, role-playing games and even social and music games.
Many people love MMO games due to their persistent nature, and due to the fact that you can compete with and against thousands of other players, as opposed to simply playing against an AI controlled enemy. Furthermore, MMO games often feature a levelling system and achievements, so players can gain a sense of development and progression. Sport simulation MMO's will allow you to manage a team or compete in tournaments, whilst real-time strategy MMO's will often present end-game situations where a player or guild can win a server. Whatever genre of game you like to play, there is sure to be an MMO that you can try!
We understand the immense popularity and playability of MMO games, therefore we have collected together some top MMO titles for your enjoyment. Battle for the Galaxy is a beautifully rendered MMO RTS game that allows you to construct a base, research technologies and build a complex defensive network. Furthermore, you can attack enemy bases and research new troops. Alternatively, Goodgame Empire and Goodgame Big Farm present two different types of RTS game - a fantasy base builder, and a farm simulation game. Moreover, Animal Jam presents yet another twist on the MMO genre and allows you to explore an open world with an animal of your choice and compete in various mini-games against other players. These MMO titles are just a glimpse of the games we have waiting to be played!
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A game that grabs you and doesn't let go. It is one of the most addicting arcade games that I have ever played.
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There are plenty of reasons to keep on playing Puzzle Quest even after you've beaten it the first time! Not only is Puzzle Quest a lengthy adventure, but you can play along with a friend on Live and battle it out, go for a quick fight with Instant Action, or play a customized battle and Choose Your Opponent. Not to mention gamers may want to toy with the various difficulty and time settings for the game if you want a new challenge.
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Home Content Index Books of the Bible 1 Peter Gentle and quiet spirit
What does it mean that women should have a gentle and quiet spirit (1 Peter 3:4)?
In his first letter, addressed to Jewish believers who were scattered around Asia Minor (1 Peter 1:1), Peter encourages women to have a gentle and quiet spirit. This is part of Peter's exhortation to his readers to keep their behavior excellent among the Gentiles so that the Gentiles would observe their godly behavior and glorify God (1 Peter 2:12).
Part of the honorable behavior Peter promoted includes submitting to human authority or government (1 Peter 2:13). Believers were to live as those possessing freedom but not use that freedom as an excuse for wrongdoing (1 Peter 2:16). In that same spirit of concern for others expressed through submission, Peter suggests that his readers should honor everyone, love their brothers and sisters, fear God, and honor the king (1 Peter 2:17). In the same way, servants were to show Christlike behavior in humbling themselves toward those in authority over them (1 Peter 2:20). Jesus had provided our greatest example in demonstrating humility and enduring undeserved suffering for the benefit of others (1 Peter 2:21–22). Jesus suffered and died as a substitute for us so that we would no longer be in bondage to sin but made alive in His righteousness (1 Peter 2:24). All believers are expected to show this kind of submission to one another—as Paul puts it in Ephesians 5:21, believers should submit to one another in the fear of Christ. Both Peter and Paul remind their readers of Jesus' example and then challenge believers to show Christlikeness in all their relationships. It is within this context that Peter urges women to have a gentle and quiet spirit (1 Peter 3:4).
After reminding his readers of Jesus' example of humility (1 Peter 2:21–24), Peter instructs married women to show submission to their husbands (1 Peter 3:1). In this case, the purpose is so that even husbands who are not obedient to the Word might be won over by the purity of their wives' attitude and behavior (1 Peter 3:2). Peter describes what that attitude and behavior looks like: the woman's true adornment is not about external appearance, but true adornment is in the inner character and is of imperishable quality. It is "the unfading beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit" (1 Peter 3:4).
The term gentle does not imply weakness, but rather self-restraint. If one is told to be gentle, the implication is that one has the ability to not be gentle. The woman has strength and expresses Christlike strength in meekness or gentleness toward her husband. Peter adds that the godly wife is not just gentle but also has a quiet spirit (1 Peter 3:4). She has a peaceful or well-ordered spirit, which would allow her to speak and behave in a peaceful and well-ordered way. Peter is not suggesting that low volume is necessary, but rather a character of peacefulness.
This character is "of great worth in God's sight" (1 Peter 3:4) and is imperishable—it lasts and has value in every generation. Even in years past, this is how women who hoped in God demonstrated their true adornment (1 Peter 3:5)—Peter uses the example of Sarah (verse 6). It is by a gentle and quiet spirit that a godly woman expresses submission to her husband.
As for the husbands, they are instructed to live in consideration of their wives—also as an expression of submission (1 Peter 3:7). Peter's instruction here is similar to Paul's instruction in Ephesians 5:21 and 25—that all believers are to show Christlike submission to each other, and husbands express this toward their own wives by love and consideration. As Paul and Peter explain how believers can fulfill their roles, they both emphasize specific qualities that will be helpful in their particular relationships. While all believers are to be gentle—as it is part of the fruit the Holy Spirit bears in all of us (Galatians 5:22), and all believers should live well-ordered and peaceful lives (1 Timothy 2:2), Peter emphasizes in the context of husbands and wives that the particular characteristic of a gentle and quiet spirit will be of great benefit.
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Posted by Jason DeLuca on May 01, 2018
We have teamed up with our friends at the Columbia Alumni Association of Brooklyn and the Asian Columbia Alumni Association to bring you a fabulous family BBQ event that is not to be missed.
We have partnered with Staten Island Yankees to have our own picnic deck patio reserved for our group.
Your ticket includes an all you care to eat BBQ Buffet and Soft Drinks (+ Cash Bar)
We will be given access to the field after the game for members of our group to take batting practice.
The game is on Sunday, June 24th @ 4PM
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About Richmond County Bank Ballpark at St. George
Richmond County Bank Ballpark at St. George has served as the home of the Staten Island Yankees since 2001. Since opening its gates on June 24, 2001, the picturesque waterfront ballpark has been the proving grounds for future MLB stars like Robinson Cano, Dellin Betances, Brett Gardner, Gary Sanchez, and more. In addition to Minor League Baseball, the ballpark is also the home field of the Wagner College Seahawks baseball team and hosts a number of local high school and youth teams every spring.
Richmond County Bank Ballpark is a multi-use venue hosting not only America's Pastime, but also welcoming in concerts, wrestling matches, food and drink festivals, winter festivals, marathons, community events, and more. Ballpark guests over the years include The Beach Boys, Muhammad Ali, Derek Jeter, Hulk Hogan, The Killers, Sugar Ray, Oasis, George R.R. Martin, Spike Lee, Meek Mill, Aaron Carter, and many others.
Groundbreaking for the ballpark took place on June 8, 2000, after the New York Yankees and New York Mets made an agreement, brokered by then-Mayor Rudy Giuliani, that allowed the teams to bring a minor league affiliate to New York City. Since the opening of Richmond County Bank Ballpark, the Staten Island Yankees have had the fortune of a consistant naming rights partner in Richmond County Savings Bank, the only naming rights partner in the ballpark's history.
The ballpark currently sits in the center of the revitalization of St. George's waterfront with billions of dollars being put towards the development of the New York Wheel, Empire Outlets and other local projects. With the ballpark's location next to the Staten Island Ferry and the upcoming opening of these developments, Richmond County Bank Ballpark is primed to be a staple in the Staten Island community for years to come.
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Take the lower level on the Verrazano Bridge. Stay right to toll booths. Take the Bay Street Exit and follow school road to Bay Street and make a left on Bay Street. Follow Bay Street toward the ballpark and click here for info on the nearest parking.
Via Outerbridge Crossing (Exit 127 on the Garden State Parkway) into Staten Island. Take West Shore Expressway (440) to Staten Island Expressway (278 East). Take 278 to Clove Road exit 13. Make left onto Clove Road. At Victory Blvd., make a right. Follow Victory Blvd. to the end (Bay Street). Make a left onto Bay Street. Follow Bay Street toward the ballpark and click here for info on the nearest parking.
Via Goethals Bridge (Exit 13 on the New Jersey Turnpike) onto Staten Island Expressway (278 East). Take 278 to Clove Road exit 13. Make left onto Clove Road. At Victory Blvd., make a right. Follow Victory BLVD until you reach Bay Street. Make a left onto Bay Street. Follow Bay Street toward the ballpark and click here for info on the nearest parking.
Via Bayonne Bridge - Get off at Richmond Terrace. Make a right onto Morningstar Road. Follow for .4 mile to Richmond Terrace, make a right. Follow Richmond Terrace toward the ballpark and click here for info on the nearest parking.
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Welcome to the 2018-2019 Simcoe Region Local League season.
Local League Hockey is House League Recreational Hockey for small centres.
The regular season began on Sunday, September 30th, 2018 and ends on Thursday, January 31st, 2019.
3) March Break: Saturday, March 9th to Sunday, March 17th, 2019.
As per the OHF Directive Body Checking is NOT allowed in Recreational Hockey.
All teams play a 26 game season (13 Home and 13 away games) plus playoffs. As the number of teams in each age group varies anywhere from 6 to 24 teams, and fluctuates from year to year, the league cannot offer balanced schedules.
The SRLL regular season tie breaker formula has been programmed into the season standings and these results are tracked in the W% column.
For Minor Midget and Midget Divisions, All games must comprise three (3) stop time periods scheduled as per SRLL Regulation 3.3a). However, when any team is ahead by five (5) or more goals in the third period the game will proceed utilizing 'running time'. In this situation the game will proceed under 'running time' unless the gap is reduced to three (3) goals, at which point the clock will revert back to stop time. The only time the clock would be stopped during running time is if an on-ice injury should occur. All penalties are running time.
As of April 2016 Rep Hockey (ETA - AAA and YSMHL -AE,A,AA) allowed a 30 second timeout in regular season games under "certain" conditions.
Currently the SRLL does NOT allow timeouts in the Regular season. The SRLL only allows timeouts in the Playoffs as per Hockey Canada rules.
The league playoff season begins on Tuesday, February 6, 2019. and ends on Saturday, March 31, 2019.
The SRLL allows timeouts in the Playoffs as per Hockey Canada rules.
Final regular season standings only determine placement in Round 1. After round 1 as Series Winners advance, regular season standings only determines Home Ice advantage.
The SRLL playoff tie breaker formula (Round Robins) is pre-programmed into the playoff standings.
These results are tracked in the Post Season GF% column found in the POST SEASON Division Standings/Seriesexpanded results. Your initial view of the standings is NOT of the expanded standings.
You need to go to the POST SEASON Division Results page, select the Series you wish to view, and click the series letter on the flow chart. The expanded standings for that series will then appear. Now you can view the expandedresults.
Teams are guaranteed two rounds of playoffs.
Round 1 - Feb 6th to 20th, 2019.
Teams who are successful continue on the Championship flow.
Teams who are not successful continue on the Consolation flow.
Round 2 - Feb 21st to Mar 8th, 2019.
Teams who are not successful are now eliminated.
March Break (March 9 to 17, 2019) - ALL SRLL League Playoffs stop for March Break.
Round 3 (Finals) Mar 18th to Mar 31st, 2019.
It will be the Policy of the Ontario Hockey Federation that, when any player under the age of 19 is in the team dressing room(s) before, during and after a game or practice, a minimum of two of the following shall be present in the dressing room(s) or immediately outside the dressing room(s) with the door ajar: two team or club/association officials, properly screened or one such official and an adult person associated with the team. In the situation of Juvenile or U21 hockey the coach may use an adult player over the age of 19 to be the second adult associated with the team.
The Ontario Recreation Facilities Association (O.R.F.A.) has issued a Facility Alert recommending that signage be posted that "Prohibits the use of cell phones, and personal digital assistants in all recreation facility change rooms". The OMHA acknowledges the recommendation of O.R.F.A. and directs all members to govern themselves accordingly.
Please note: this next section only applies to Associations having multiple teams playing within the same division.
The Simcoe Region Local League has balancing rules in place requiring Associations (with multiple teams playing within the same division) to not exceed a predetermined percentage spread specified in the constitutions policy set to keep one stacked team, from an Association with a number of teams in the same division, from running away with the division. This will require Associations to trade players among their own teams within that division prior to the November AND December deadlines each season if the winning percentage spread between the top and bottom team from that same Association is too wide, or "out of balance".
Associations are required to ensure all their teams play a certain number of games by November, and again by December, so they can monitor and report to the other league members at the monthly league meetings on their progress and all steps taken to achieve balancing.
All teams are to be balanced by certain deadlines, but once the teams are within the percentage spread requirement on the deadline, there is no requirement to maintain this spread after the deadline. Good coaching can improve team performance and is not penalized. The intent of the policy is simply to prevent any Association with multiple teams within the same division from entering a stacked team.
Any Association with teams that fail to balance and are still out of balance by the middle of December each season will have been fined two times for missing two deadlines. Those Associations have until the end of the season to bring the unbalanced percentage spread back into balance.
If at seasons end, the winning percentage spread between the "unbalanced" top and bottom same Association teams exceeds the allowable spread set by the policy, the Association is fined one final time and faces the possibility of having one or more of those teams in the division denied entry (disqualified) into the playoffs.
During the 2018/2019 SRLL hockey season, within our Bantam Division all 17 teams will play a 26 game schedule. From September 30th to December 8th, 2018 the teams will play 14 games. The 17 teams will then be split and divided into TWO divisions. Tier # 1 will consist of teams ranked from 1st place to 9th place. Tier # 2 will consist of teams ranked from 10th place to 17th place.
The teams within each Tier will now play the remaining 12 games of their schedule. But the teams will only play against teams within their Tier. This will allow for better competition when you are playing teams of equal skills.
The points accumulated by all teams within their Tier will be added to the points accumulated prior to Tiering to determine the final playoff standings.
A scheduling Meeting will be held Saturday December 8th @ 1pm at the Sharon Arena (Canada Room) to set up the schedule for the last 12 games for each team. The Ice Scheduler for each Centre will select the dates and times for these games. The head coaches will not attend this Schedulng Meeting.
There aren't any playoffs for these divisions.
The regular season began on Friday, December 1, 2018 and ends on Saturday, March 23, 2019.
As per OHF, OMHA and League Regulations "the use of the BLUE puck is MANDATORY in all SRLL I.P. and Tyke games".
All SRLL I.P. and Tyke teams are to use the two (2) minute Buzzer for line changes as per League Regulations.
players at this crucial introductory stage.
2. Effective 2018-19 - Game play for the Tyke age-group (7 year-olds) will be Half-Ice.
Advise your team delegate to contact the Centre to ask if the IP Jamboree will be tiered because there are varying skill levels for the respective teams.
The IP and Tyke Fun Day has been set for Sunday, March 24th, 2019 at the Beeton Arena.
Head coaches names are in brackets.
Please remember that at the end of your game attend in the Beeton Hall on the 2nd floor of the arena for food and prizes for players and coaches.


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Charity Lunch Show
Vimala Rowe and Anatoli Tsampa
in support of Greek Animal Rescue Charity
Last Show: Saturday 20 th January 2018
Singers and animal lovers Vimala Rowe with Theo Jackson and Anatoli Tsampa will be sharing the stage of PizzaExpress Jazz Club to raise funds for Greek Animal Rescue charity. The Charity's aims are to help abused, neglected, stray and injured animals in Greece, to support a number of animal shelters, to sterilise as many stray dogs and cats as funds allow, as well as to find homes for the lucky few in the UK and other EU countries.
The ticket sales will be donated to the fundraiser.
"A captivating and seemingly effortless soulful voice"
Justin Wilkes, Kiss FM
Vimala Rowe
Vimala is one of London's top female vocalists and established herself on the London's Jazz Scene as a remarkable live performer, appearing with such luminaries as John Etheridge, Bobby Wellins, Jonathan Gee and others.
Vimala Rowe and Theo Jackson bring their contrasting styles together on stage in a celebration of great jazz vocals. Vimala's emotive and theatrical delivery is reminiscent of the best of Sarah Voughan and Ella Fitzgerald whilst Theo's soulful vocal style is complimented by his accomplished piano playing. Between them they have appeared at many of the world's most prestigious venues including The Royal Albert Hall, Ronnie Scott's The Kennedy Centre (USA) and The South Bank Centre.
Anatoli Tsampa
Greek-born singer and songwriter Anatoli Tsampa left Athens to spend several years in bohemian Berlin before moving to London in 2010. On the journey she has studied literature, cinema, acting, dance and physical theatre and has collaborated with various musicians, bands and music producers on jazz, pop, soul, gospel, acoustic and electronic projects. She admires the improvisation skills and aura of the great female jazz vocalists, the passion and charisma on stage of Michael Jackson, the richness of classical music and the poetry in the lyrics of Greek art music. Her interesting blend of influences is reflected in her music and art. She sings and composes songs about dark love, long journeys, nostalgia, the moon and the stars and she is currently working on her debut album.


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Q: ReactJS loop through folders and subfoldres to get images I have in my project a folder with multiple subfolders, in each of them there is some images. I want to make multiples carousels and each carousel will use images for each subfolders. How can I loopt through each of them to import those images ?
I've been trying to find a good way, but I did not succeed.
I'm writting this pythonlike example to show the idea in my mind:
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For our anniversary, Hubby and I had a beautiful dinner at a hidden restaurant in Silverlake called Cliff's Edge. I recommend it for its romantic ambiance and verdant courtyard, filled with candles lighting a venerable, sprawling ficus tree. Quite nice.
I don't have a lot to report on the show except that right now it's just a big soup and all sorts of things need to marinate before it becomes something edible. Beginning this weekend, I will have rehearsal essentially every day until the show opens (Oct 27th), so my apologies now to all my loved ones for whom I will be in absentia.
Some movies to avoid: The Black Dahlia, even if you are into randomness, and The Wicker Man, even if you're into druids. I recommend in their stead: Shakespeare Behind Bars, which we got in the mail (I'm pretty sure it's rentable), and which was stunning.
This is a very pedestrian posting.
The Black Dahlia was SO AWFUL. I'm so glad you agree with me.
If you go to The Black Dahlia expecting to see a movie about The Black Dahlia, it is a really confusing and bizarre couple of hours.
It is so confusing! The only part I liked was Scarlett's pretty face and the pretty music and the pretty costumes.


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It is relatively well known that if no Presidential candidate receives a majority of electoral votes, the House of Representatives elects the President.
I have always looked at this as a barrier to a multi-party Presidential election, because with 3 or more strong candidates, the odds of receiving a majority of electoral votes drops dramatically. Even in an election with a clear "winner" (say 45%-30%-25%), the election still goes to the House.
If the entire House was elected every four years, this would not be an issue, as the the party of the "winner" in the hypothetical election above would likely also win the greatest number of seats in the House and would be elected there. But because this isn't the case (and possibly due to gerrymandering), there is no guarantee that the "winner" will make any significant gains and be elected in the House, and the electorate and/or strong third party candidates themselves choose not to take that chance.
Is this a common idea regarding US Presidential elections, or is there a logical mistake I'm making somewhere but just don't see it?
The entire House is elected every four years. In fact, the entire House is up for election every two years. It's in the Senate that only a third is up in any particular election.
Even in an election with a clear "winner" (say 45%-30%-25%), the election still goes to the House.
First, I wouldn't describe that as an election with a clear winner. 55% of the vote is against the clear leader. I also find this confusing in that we usually don't talk about percentages of electoral votes. But the majority requirement only applies to electoral votes. Note that in three presidential elections in a row from 1992 to 2000, no candidate won a majority of the popular vote. The electoral majority requirement was met each time.
Second, I actually think that this makes things easier for third parties. Consider the current election. If you are a Never Clinton Republican, you can vote for Gary Johnson more comfortably. If Johnson wins enough states to keep either candidate from getting a majority, then the House can still prevent Clinton from winning. It reduces the spoiler effect of the House rather than increasing it.
The last time that the election actually went to the House, it wasn't the leader who won. He was regarded as a dangerous demagogue and the other candidates banded together to defeat him. So there was no disadvantage from the third and fourth candidates running. They still were able to prevent the leading vote getter from winning with a minority of the vote.
The larger problem with third party candidates is that they prevent a preferred but inferior candidate from winning in a state. For example, if all the Ralph Nader votes in Florida in 2000 had gone to Al Gore instead, Gore would have won Florida and the election. Even though Nader had no electoral votes. This is why many propose switching to a ranked method like Instant-Runoff voting (IRV) or one of the Condorcet-compliant methods. They better capture secondary preferences.
The most significant obstacle to viability of a third party candidate comes principally from the "winner take all" system for selection of the electors that has been chosen in almost every state. This is not inherently part of the electoral college as set forth in the Constitution, but is not forbidden either. Since a third party candidate can gain no electoral votes without a plurality in any given state, third party movements have had little success in building a continuous voice and establishing a long term presence. They have tended to have (and bear in mind the above obstacles also present a barrier to statistically valid data here) a relatively small following or to be single candidate oriented (like Nader & Perot).
In addition to the winner-take-all per-state electoral college rules (that @Brythan mentions), the per-state "get on the ballot" rules discourage the creation of a viable third party. In each state, the two major parties have a clear path to get their candidate on the ballot. However, in each state, the rules are different. Those rules are a formidable barrier to getting a "third party" candidate on the ballot in enough states to be viable.
There's also a chicken and egg problem. In order to create a third party, you really need both congressional representation and a viable Presidential ticket. Without a good presidential candidate, it's hard to rally the troops around a new party. Without congressional representation, it's very hard for a viable third party candidate to win (because if the candidate is truly viable, then the election will likely be settled in the house (and the VP election in the senate, where it takes three election cycles to get a full compliment of members).
There were big changes in 1860, but that was a special year - it was when the country nearly broke apart permanently and when the festering issue of slavery really came to a head.


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Multiple Sclerosis is a severe neurological and autoimmune disease characterized by attacks that cause a decline in the central nervous system. Approximately 2.5 million people worldwide are diagnosed as suffering from MS. Until approximately 25 years ago, there was no effective treatment. This changed in 1993 with regulatory approval of interferon beta.
In the 1970s, Prof. Michel Revel and his group in the Virology and Molecular Genetics Department at the Weizmann Institute of Science, elucidated the mechanism of action of Interferon beta produced by all body cells as a protection against viruses.
Interferon beta also prevents hyperactivity of the immune system that may cause autoimmune diseases, such as MS. To produce Interferon beta in the amounts needed for medical use, Prof. Revel's team developed a method of genetic engineering in mammalian cells that enables mass production of the complex glycoprotein. This method has become a standard in the Biotechnology Industry.
In 1984, responsibility for the drug's development was transferred to InterPharm, established near the Weizmann Institute as a subsidiary of the Swiss pharmaceutical giant, Serono. With Prof. Revel and Prof. Menachem Rubinstein as the company's chief scientists, InterPharm developed the medicine and success was ultimately achieved: the engineered cells were cultivated on industrial scale and the product was highly purified.
Following approximately 10 years of development and clinical trials by Serono, the drug was registered under the name Rebif®. It was one of the first drugs in the world manufactured industrially by genetic engineering of mammalian cells.
In 2006, the German Merck Group purchased Serono and has owned it since. Merck currently markets Rebif in more than 90 countries and its annual sales stand at over 1.7 billion Euros.
Merck operates manufacturing and marketing departments in Israel as well as several R&D centers.


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Livestock health and greenhouse gases: Ruminating on climate change
We are pleased that Philip Skuce, SEFARI Gateway and Moredun Research Institute and Michael MacLeod, Scotland's Rural College are able to discuss how improving animal health can reduce the impact of livestock on climate change. This post was originally published by the Scottish Parliament's Information Centre (SPICe), who commissioned SEFARI to write a series of blogs to stimulate debate on this issue. SEFARI research takes a collaborative approach and looks at this complex and challenging issue from multiple perspectives, including the role of precision agriculture, cropping systems and changing dietary intake to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Climate change, both projected and realised, impacts on livestock production – and livestock impacts on climate change, both here in Scotland and globally. Changing weather patterns can affect livestock directly, in terms of heat and cold stress, availability of food and water, and dictates what can be raised where and when. Climatic change also affects the prevalence, seasonality and geographic spread of livestock diseases.
Less healthy livestock are inherently less efficient, and likely to have higher greenhouse gas (GHG) emission intensities, i.e. to produce more kg of GHG per kg of edible output. Improving animal health, therefore, provides a potential way of reducing emissions from Scottish livestock, thereby helping to achieve the target of reducing emissions by 90% by 2050 across the whole Scottish economy, as proposed by the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill currently before Parliament. This blog discusses how improving animal health can reduce the impact of livestock on climate change.
There have been recent concerns about incursions of 'exotic' diseases, such as Foot and Mouth Disease, Bluetongue and Schmallenberg, which can have a devastating impact on the livestock industry. However, arguably the most significant constraint on efficient and sustainable livestock production in the UK, now and in the short-to-medium term, comes from endemic diseases of livestock, i.e. diseases that are routinely present in many herds or flocks. These diseases can be caused by viral, bacterial and parasitic pathogens.
Some, if not all of these diseases, have life-stages in the wider environment, so their prevalence, seasonality and geographic spread can be affected by climatic conditions, farm management practices and land use decisions.
These diseases can affect single or multiple host species, several have carriers (known as vectors) like midges, ticks or intermediate hosts like mud snails, and sometimes are harboured in wildlife or the environment making them difficult, if not impossible, to eradicate.
They also vary in prevalence from farm-to-farm as well as within and between years. Endemic diseases can impact on the efficiency and productivity of livestock in many ways. They can cause a range of outcomes from sub-clinical disease, where the impact on productivity is difficult to diagnose, to clinical disease, where disease is visible, and mortalities may occur.
Some diseases have a short but significant impact during their acute phase, others become chronic with long-term impacts on production, fertility, feed conversion and animal welfare.
Scottish livestock farms are particularly vulnerable to endemic disease impacts because they are largely pasture-based, and utilise unproductive rough grazing (land classed as Less Favoured Area, or Area under Natural Constraint). Ruminant livestock (e.g. sheep and cattle) are very good at producing human-edible protein i.e. converting something that can't be eaten (grass and forage) into something that can (meat & dairy products). Monogastric livestock (e.g. pigs and poultry) are inherently more efficient than ruminants but Scotland's Less Favoured Areas are not suitable for this type of livestock farming.
Scottish livestock farms are particularly vulnerable to endemic disease impacts because they are largely pasture-based, and utilise unproductive rough grazing.
Examples of losses due to disease include:
Fewer units of livestock product e.g. milk, meat or wool.
Animals taking longer to reach their target market weight.
Delayed onset and reduced quality of production e.g. for milk.
Lost production i.e. lambs or calves aborted due to infection.
Premature culling.
Waste of animal products condemned at slaughter.
Reduced reproductive performance.
Premature death of animals and animal welfare impacts.
Agriculture and related land use is the second biggest source of emissions in the Scottish GHG inventory, with much of the emissions arising from ruminants (specifically beef cattle, dairy cattle and sheep) as a natural by-product of their digestive processes. The carbon footprint of ruminant meat and milk production is sensitive to changes in key parameters, such as maternal fertility rates, mortality rates, milk yield, growth rates and feed conversion ratios. These parameters are influenced by health, so improving health status would be expected to lead to reductions in carbon footprint.
Key studies
The impact of endemic disease is difficult to quantify, often relying on old data which do not reflect the natural occurrence of many of these diseases. A recent Defra-funded study attempted to quantify the impact of the top cattle health 'conditions' on the carbon footprint of beef and milk, and the reductions that could be made via veterinary and/or farm management. All cattle health conditions increased the GHG emissions per unit of milk or beef produced, with some conditions proving more tractable than others.
At the request of the Scottish Government, a rapid evidence assessment was undertaken of the potential contribution that could be made towards reducing the intensity of GHG emissions from Scottish animal agriculture by eradicating or controlling livestock diseases, focusing on the main livestock species, cattle and sheep.
In one of the very few observational studies on animal health impacts thus far, data from a 5-year field trial revealed that ineffective gastrointestinal nematode parasite control resulted in a 10% increase in GHG emissions compared to control groups. This was supported by data from direct measurements of GHG emissions from parasitized animals, which revealed a 10% increase in emissions from adult ewes and a 33% increase from lambs.
To combat exotic and endemic livestock disease in future, improved surveillance and access to novel diagnostic tests, vaccines and disease control strategies is needed. Also needed is a better understanding of disease presence and spread in response to climatic changes, including the generation of modelling and forecasting systems to provide early warning of disease outbreaks. Research to this end is ongoing within SEFARI, funded by the Scottish Government under its Strategic Research Programme 2016-2021.
Philip Skuce, Principal Scientist, Moredun Research Institute & SEFARI Knowledge Exchange Sector Lead for Livestock and Michael MacLeod, Climate Change Research Scientist, Scotland's Rural College


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Ep #30: Are You a Modern Mortgage Originator?
Dave Savage, CEO and founder of Mortgage Coach shares what it means to be a Modern Mortgage Originator.
Dave Savage, founder of Mortgage Coach, has over twenty-seven years of experience as a mortgage executive, business leader, and mobile technology pioneer. By launching Mortgage Coach, Dave has helped tens of thousands of loan officers and millions of homeowners make confident, informed mortgage decisions. Dave is passionate about leveraging mobile technology to reinvent the home buying experience.
Dave is a recognized leader in the mortgage industry for his contributions to improve the professionalism and quality of advice that originators provide homeowners. As a mortgage industry leader, Dave has been a speaker at many major industry events, and before Mortgage Coach, Dave was one of the nation's top loan originators and President of a national mortgage company.
Mortgage Coach is a powerful platform that helps position you as a trusted adviser among your clients and referral partners and provides a way for you to deliver information in a concise and understandable way that helps you convert more clients and referral partners.


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It's one thing to say gender roles are natural. It's another thing to deny women access to leadership and marital freedom.
What stops Jewish mothers from leading by example at shul?
Feminism - a phrase coined in 1837 by Charles Fourier, a utopian socialist and French philosopher, to name the effort by many at the time to seek equal rights for women - has come under attack yet again, as questions about gender norms, authority and roles bubble up in the Orthodox community. In recent months, the community has confronted questions regarding female clergy and leadership, laws of marriage and divorce, and the rights, roles and responsibilities of women in prayer. The tides are shifting and the men in charge are beginning to squirm.
In an article published by The Jewish Week, called "Why a gendered Judaism makes sense," rabbis Chaim Strauchler and Joshua Strulowitz suggest that separating gender roles and norms are important for creating "strong, confident and proud Jewish men and women." The article highlights a view of gender, sexuality and women's issues that results in dangerous consequences and renders the vulnerable members of Jewish communities powerless under the guise of religious requirements.
In the article, these rabbis of Modern Orthodox synagogues draw a parallel between gender roles in Judaism to gender-specific societal norms: "Are you bothered by the common societal practice of a man going down on one knee to propose to a woman? Are you offended that women receive engagement rings and men do not? Do you think it speaks ill of society that there are numerous websites, magazines, TV shows and entire TV channels that cater to a specific gender?" they ask.
These parallels are flawed. While men often propose to women, there is nothing to stop women from proposing to men. While women might receive a ring, they are not forced to do so - and it certainly does not limit their rights in the relationship. None of these examples compare to barring women from holding religious leadership roles and witnessing legal documents. Once the male-dominant hierarchy cuts off women's access to power, authority and leadership, these "norms" are no longer mere opinions, but dangerous, harmful and damaging edicts, held in place by a false premise of religious requirement.
Case in point: the laws of marriage and divorce. Last month, a man remarried without giving his first wife a get, thereby leaving her chained to him. The recalcitrant husband is only partly to blame, as one reader pointed out: in light of the rabbis' failing efforts to convince the husband to grant his first wife a get, they, if they truly wish to free the woman, "should simply annul her marriage, something that Jewish law allows them to do when a man is utterly contemptuous of rabbinical law (and common decency)." Here the rabbinic leadership is also to blame; for holding women captive to gender role distinctions that deny their rights to divorce.
I am not suggesting that Jewish law cannot be read as preferring gender-divided prayer experiences, gender-expected norms and typical gender roles. However, one cannot suggest that the Orthodox delineation of these roles is the only way to read the law. Modern interpretations of halakha can solve many of the problems our community faces today.
How is it possible that in the year 5774/2014, women are still unable to hold roles as religious leaders in public life? We should celebrate those women who want to adjudicate law, officiate at lifecycle events, comfort the bereaved and speak from the pulpit in the presence of the Torah. How are rabbinical leaders still allowing women to be held captive to abusive husbands when they have the means to rabbinically sanctioned solutions to issues of divorce and marriage? How is it possible that we are not yet educating ourselves on issues of gender diversity and sexuality? For generations, young boys and girls who struggled (and continue to struggle) with questions about their sexuality and its relationship to their deep love and commitment for Torah were told their Orthodox community could not accept who they were. They were forced to choose and they often chose to bury themselves deep inside a closet of desperation and dangerous behavior.
Gender equality neither ignores the reality of the world nor disposes of gender difference. A world of Torah is one where women can be leaders with equal standing in the public sphere, where women have the power to control the destiny of their marriages and divorces, where children grow up knowing their Torah and their God celebrate who they are no matter whom they love. It is a world where young boys and girls embrace a Judaism that recognizes and honors the tremendous Divine diversity in every human being and human experience.
To suggest that gender diversity and distinction demands inequality denigrates the Jewish tradition's recognition of our equality in God's eyes. The overarching values of k'vod habriyot, honoring and respecting the abundant diversity of creations, and b'tzelem Elohim, the godliness found in each of us - no matter the gender - must be the essential guiding principles of rabbinic leadership. This is neither flippant nor convenient. It is leading with rabbinic courage and passion - not only for the truths of the tradition, but for the holy work of creating access to authority and rights for all men and women.
Rabbi Elianna Yolkut works throughout N.Y.C. and beyond teaching, speaking and writing Torah. You can find her at www.rabielianna.com.


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North Palm Beach Domestic Violence Lawyers
Kevin Lee McNamara
North Palm Beach, FL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 25 years of experience
(561) 842-7077 631 U.S. Highway 1
Domestic Violence, Divorce, Family and Real Estate
Jared Chaykin
Palm Beach Gardens, FL Domestic Violence Attorney with 10 years of experience
Domestic Violence, Divorce and Family
Jared Chaykin focuses his practice on family law and related litigation. He founded Chaykin Law Group, P.A. in 2014. Prior to this, Jared interned with the Fair Housing, Foreclosure Defense, Educational Advocacy, and Elder Care Projects of the Palm Beach County Legal Aid Society. He also assisted inmates pursue innocence claims, while interning with the University of Miami Innocence Project. Jared interned with the 15th Judicial Circuit of Palm Beach County, Florida, as well as having served as Research Assistant to Dr. Anita Cava, Co-Director of the University of Miami Business Ethics Program. Jared was raised in South Florida. He...
Elaine Esther Lukic
Palm Beach Gardens, FL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 25 years of experience
(561) 656-2024 Village Square Professional Park
800 Village Square Crossing Suite 120
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and White Collar Crime
The University of Denver Sturm College of Law, Georgetown University Law Center and Thomas M. Cooley Law School
Former Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Prosecutor; 17 years experience in criminal law; "high rate of acquittals/dismissals" for domestic violence cases. Nationally recognized for her work in domestic violence defense, and has obtained acquittals/dismissals in several high profile sex assault cases.
Listed in: Who's Who in Top U.S. Criminal Defense Attorneys; Who's Who in American Criminal Lawyers. Book award, Trial Workshop, (Thomas M. Cooley Law School, Dec. 1996); book award, Advanced Trial Workshop, (Thomas M. Cooley Law School, May 1997). Referenced by SEC in development of new regulations, "Money Laundering in the Securities Industry,". Published dissertation Georgetown...
Livia Chaykin
(561) 515-5655 4440 PGA Boulevard Suite 600
Livia Chaykin, Esq. focuses her practice on divorce and family law litigation. Prior to joining Chaykin Law Group, P.A., Livia began her practice at a large national law firm, where she handled a range of litigation matters, including commercial and civil litigation as well as family law matters.
During law school, Livia served as a judicial extern for the Honorable Judge Laurel M. Isicoff at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida. Livia also served as an intern for the Miami Law Innocence Clinic, where she assisted inmates pursue wrongful conviction appeals.
A second-generation Florida native, Livia...
Dean Joseph Merten
(561) 635-9155 8295 N. Military Trail
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Juvenile
The University of Memphis - Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law and University of Central Florida
Robyn Rappaport Weiss Esq.
(561) 389-8233 800 Village Square Crossing #115
University of Iowa College of Law and University of Iowa College of Law
Mrs. Lise L Hudson
(561) 472-0805 4440 PGA Blvd, Suite 600A
Lise Hudson is a native of Palm Beach county, Florida. After graduating law school, she returned to South Florida to begin practicing law in 1988 with one of the State's most iconic firms: Montgomery, Searcy, Denney, Scarola, Barnhart & Shipley. Having successfully litigated a number of complex commercial and personal injury cases, Ms. Hudson decided to launch her own firm in 1994, The Law Firm of Lise Hudson, PLLC, and incorporate marital and family law into her existing civil litigation practice. Today, Ms. Hudson assists clients with cases of all degrees of complexity including cases focused on children, forensic valuation...
Grey Tesh
West Palm Beach, FL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 21 years of experience
(561) 686-6886 515 N. Flagler Dr.
Ste. P-300
Domestic Violence, Appeals, Criminal Defense and Personal Injury
It's about you. You want your problem solved? Want to be a name and not a number? Need a lawyer that is passionate, caring, truthful and prepared? I help people solve their problems. I keep my caseload small so I can take better care of my clients. I only practice criminal defense and personal injury. I have a passion for sticking up for the little guy - the accused and the injured victim. You won't see me on billboards or the backs of buses. You will see me trying cases at...
I. Scott Skier
(561) 820-1508 625 North Flagler Drive Suite 675
University of Maryland - Baltimore
Scott Skier is a native of West Palm Beach. Growing up the son of a Palm Beach County Judicial Assistant to the Honorable James Stewart and the Honorable Fred Hazouri, Scott was immersed in the Palm Beach County court culture from a very early age. He is a recipient of the prestigious International Baccalaureate diploma, which he earned at Suncoast Community High School in Riviera Beach.
Following his graduation from high school, Scott attended the University of Florida where he graduated cum laude a year early in 1997. Upon graduation, Scott went on to complete coursework for a graduate degree...
Sasha Dadan
West Palm Beach, FL Domestic Violence Attorney
(772) 579-2771 801 Northpoint Pkwy.
Domestic Violence, Criminal Defense, Divorce and Family
Florida A&M University College of Law
Attorney Sasha Dadan Bonna is a passionate and aggressive lawyer who has extensive experience representing clients in cases involving family law, criminal law, and landlord/tenant matters. Sasha is a skilled trial lawyer who has represented over 3,000 clients. Sasha was most recently recognized as one of the National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40.
Additionally, Sasha has received numerous positive reviews on AVVO and GOOGLE from her clients and colleagues and was commended by the American Institute of Criminal Law Attorneys for being among the 10 best Attorneys for Florida Client Satisfaction.
Sasha is prepared to defend your case. Call now...
William Wallshein
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal Defense, Divorce and Family
I am William Wallshein, founder of the West Palm Beach law firm William Wallshein, P.A. I began my legal career in 1984, working as a prosecutor in the state attorney's office in West Palm Beach.
In 1990, I left that position and founded this law firm. At that time, the firm focused on two areas of law: criminal defense and family law. Today, that focus remains. My firm and my staff are dedicated to helping the people of South Florida when they need it most.
Heather Schwartz Karmeris
West Palm Beach, FL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 7 years of experience
#P-300
Heather S. Karmeris is the founder of Heather S. Karmeris Law, P.A. The focus of her practice is family and marital law matters with offices in West Palm Beach serving Palm Beach County, Martin County, Saint Lucie County, Broward County, Miami-Dade County, Hillsborough and Orange County. Mrs. Karmeris is dedicated to litigating or facilitating conflict resolutions depending on the particular needs of the client.
Heather S. Karmeris was admitted to the Florida Bar in 2015 and to the Texas Bar as well as the United States District Court Southern District of Florida in 2016.Mrs. Karmeris gained extensive knowledge in all areas...
David W. Olson
University of Florida and University of North Carolina School of Law
For more than 3 decades David Olson has passionately advocated for the accused, utilizing his compassion and experience to enable successful results. This letter from former Federal Judge and current United States Congressman Alcee L. Hastings is emblematic of Mr. Olson's reputation and abilities: "Dear Mr. Olson: I am writing to congratulate you on being selected to the 2015 list as a member of the Nation's Top One Percent by the National Association of Distinguished Counsel. Your years of honorable service to our profession make you an excellent choice...
Brian P. Gabriel
Jupiter, FL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 33 years of experience
(561) 461-1881 4601 Military Trail
Brian Gabriel is the driving force behind the Law Office of Gabriel & Gabriel. He has been in practice for over 30 years and his experience during that time has been devoted almost exclusively to the defense of criminal cases. Brian Gabriel began his career at the Palm Beach County State Attorney's Office. As an Assistant State Attorney in West Palm Beach, Florida, he prosecuted thousands of cases of individuals charged with various crimes. However, he spent a majority of his time developing his skills in handling DUI litigation. In 1995, Brian Gabriel started his own private practice centered around...
Jessica Mishali
West Palm Beach, FL Domestic Violence Attorney with 15 years of experience
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal Defense, Juvenile and White Collar Crime
Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center
Jessica Mishali is a resident of Boca Raton, where she lives with her husband and two children. Her main office is in West Palm Beach; she has an additional office in Fort Lauderdale. Jessica graduated, cum laude, from Touro Law School in 2006, where she was a research editor on the Law Review, A Research Assistant and a Teaching Assistant. She has worked in the Florida legal system ever since graduation. Jessica is currently with the Law Office of Stephen J. Press, a trusted and respected West Palm Beach law firm that has been skillfully advocating for its clients for...
Lawrence Michael Meltzer
(855) 548-4119 601 N Dixie Hwy
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Traffic Tickets
As a previous Broward County Special Unit Felony Prosecutor in the Sexual Battery Unit in the State Attorney's Office, Lawrence Michael Meltzer, Esquire, is a talented protection legal counselor who got his beginning on the opposite side of criminal law in the Fort Lauderdale territory, arraigning those blamed for violations. He now utilizes that information to battle for the privileges of those same Broward County people. In 1994, Mr. Meltzer moved on from American University in Washington, D.C., with a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice. In the wake of working in the private division for a long time,...
West Palm Beach, FL Domestic Violence Lawyer
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal Defense, Personal Injury and Workers' Comp
Domestic Violence, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Traffic Tickets
Steven Bell is a criminal defense attorney and partner at the law firm Meltzer & Bell, P.A. With extensive knowledge of the Florida court system, Bell represents clients with a range of criminal charges, including DUI, drug offenses, and violent crimes. After graduating magna cum laude from Nova Southeastern University Bell became licensed to practice law in the state of Florida in 2004. Immediately, he joined the Broward County Public Defender's Office in the Juvenile Division as an Assistant Public Defender. In just three short years Bell was placed in the Felony Division in 2007. ...
Laura E. Kenney
Jupiter, FL Domestic Violence Lawyer
(561) 899-4187 1931 Commerce Lane
CARING ADVOCATE DEDICATED HELPING TO FAMILIES NAVIGATE THROUGH LEGAL CHALLENGES- Former Prosecutor. Call now for a Free 15 minute Consultation! Laura Kenney is an experienced Palm Beach County Family Law and Criminal Defense attorney dedicated to helping those in matters such divorce, alimony, child custody, child support, adoption and domestic violence. Call today for more information!
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Andrew David Stine
(561) 832-1170 120 S Olive Ave
Domestic Violence, Appeals, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Before pursuing his legal career, Andrew Stine served in the U.S. Army as a medic for 12 years. He was honorably discharged in 1999, and he decided to help others through law practice. He studied at Quinnipiac University in Connecticut, and received his Juris Doctor. After completing law school, he served at the Palm Beach Office of Public Defenders Appellate Division, where he represented those appealing criminal convictions for both misdemeanors and felonies. He currently practices at his own firm, Andrew D. Stine, P.A., and has gained over 10 years of experience as an attorney. He has represented clients at both...
Shashi S Jairam
West Palm Beach, FL 33409-6611
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law
Former Assistant State Attorney in Palm Beach County and a US Air Force Retired Military Officer with 20 years in law enforcement. Graduated cum laude from the University of Maryland School of Law and have a Master's Degree in Criminal Justice and Criminology from the University of Maryland. As a former Prosecutor, I handled thousands of cases such as, Retail Thefts, Suspended License, Driving Under the Influence, Narcotics Possession, Grand Theft, Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon and Attempted First Degree Murder. I have done over 50 trials before 10 different judges. I served as Division...
Guy Fronstin
Domestic Violence, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Juvenile
Guy Fronstin is one of Florida's leading Criminal Trial Lawyers. Drawing on his expertise from serving tenure as a Criminal Prosecutor in Palm Beach County, and serving as a Staff Attorney for FINRA, Fronstin has delivered positive results consistently for his clients. Mr. Fronstin has worked with Alan Dershowitz, Roy Black and has been featured on 20/20, Primetime, Dateline and as a legal expert on local television networks.
Scott Berry
(561) 374-7420 515 North Flagler Drive
Suite P-300
I am a criminal defense attorney. To some, that means I am noble and honorable because I do something no one else wants to do. To others, I represent the world's worst people and therefore must be one of them myself. To me, it means I wouldn't want to live in a world where I only got a lawyer if my accusers liked me. I hope none of you ever needs me. But if you ever do, I will be there to stand next to you and tell your accusers to prove it; to tell...
Steven M. Logan
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Animal, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
California Western School of Law
Matthew Shafran
(954) 260-5228 515 N. Flagler Drive
Mr. Shafran has dedicated his legal career to zealously advocating for victims and seeking justice for others. Mr. Shafran grew up in Parkland, Florida until he attended Florida State University, where he received his Bachelor of Science degree in Criminology. In 2012, he received his Juris Doctor in law at Nova Southeastern University College of Law.
Upon graduating law school, Mr. Shafran worked as an Assistant State Attorney in Palm Beach County, prosecuting those accused of committing crimes and representing victims of crimes. As a prosecutor, Mr. Shafran handled thousands of cases ranging from minor offenses like misdemeanors, all the way...
Kate E Watson
(561) 768-0304 824 W Indiantown Rd.
Domestic Violence, Divorce, Family and Immigration
City University of New York School of Law
A third generation Floridian, Kate Watson graduated from the University of Florida in 2004 with a Bachelor of Science in English and received her Juris Doctorate degree from the City University of New York School of Law in 2011. In between undergraduate school and law school, Ms. Watson dedicated a few years of her professional life to teaching-- first teaching English as a Foreign Language in Madrid, Spain, and then as a high school teacher in South Florida. Ms. Watson is conversational in Spanish.
Upon graduation, Ms. Watson felt compelled to serve the community and accepted a position as staff attorney...
Ashley Dillman Bruce
South Florida has been my home for nearly all my life. I grew up in North Broward / South Palm Beach County, with two single parents who divorced when I was four. People often asked me whether having divorced parents was difficult, and my answer was always "no" because they made the transition relatively seamless. As a child, I got to go on two vacations, have two bedrooms, and spend lots of quality time with both of my parents, albeit separately. It was the best decision my parents made for themselves, and for me.
I got my...
Elizabeth Smitherman
(561) 290-0386 804 N. Olive Ave.
Domestic Violence, Bankruptcy, Business and Real Estate
Are you suffering through problems regarding filing for bankruptcy, or worries about a foreclosure defense? Has your life seemed to take a downward spiral now that problems regarding your finances appear to take up a majority of it? There are thousands of people that find themselves suffering through the same situation, so turn to the careful attention that a professional from Griffiths & Smitherman, PL will be able to provide. It's with this solid team that you will finally have the chance to leave your heartbreak behind and bring it the honest study that's desired. It's time to invest in...
Darren D. Shull
Jupiter, FL Domestic Violence Attorney with 33 years of experience
(561) 972-6444 250 South Central Blvd
At The Law Offices of Darren D. Shull, P.A. attorney Darren Shull exclusively practices criminal defense in all areas including juvenile offenses, federal crimes and state crimes and offenses. At the Law Offices of Darren D. Shull, P.A. we routinely combine our legal skills with experienced state certified investigators who are also former law enforcement officers. Attorney Darren D. Shull only practices criminal law so that the utmost concentration can be brought to bear on the criminal charges that you or a loved one are facing. Attorney Shull's extensive knowledge and experience in the criminal legal field...
Nellie Linn King
(561) 220-2377 319 Clematis Street
Domestic Violence, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and White Collar Crime
Attorney Nellie L. King is a recognized criminal defense attorney in the West Palm Beach community. Recipient of the Women in Leadership Award from the Executive Women of the Palm Beaches for her work on the Obama administration's Clemency Project and former president of the Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Attorney King has made long-lasting contributions in the criminal defense field to her community. She brings years of experience as a defense attorney and as a former public defender, and she is a firm believer in the Constitution's duty to protect the people. Attorney King takes each case personally...
Phillip T. Ridolfo
(561) 758-6572 301 North Clematis Street
If you are dealing with charges of criminal conduct, it is imperative that you know who you can trust to provide you with the representation your case requires. Criminal charges are always serious and should be addressed by a competent West Palm Beach criminal attorney who has your best interests in minds. Attorney Ridolfo fits that description! He has a thorough understanding of the criminal process, having had experience both as a prosecutor and a defender. He knows how to come to your assistance and fight for the resolution that is in your best interests. Are you facing accusations of...
Nicole Vette
Lake Worth, FL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 11 years of experience
(561) 531-9132 1520 10th Avenue North
Providing quality legal representation and mediations for family law client's and offers fair, flat fee pricing in addition to hourly billing options. Attorney Nicole P. Vette is a trial lawyer who focuses her work exclusively on family related legal issues including complex divorce litigation. Vette received her Juris Doctor (summa cum laude) from Shepard Broad College of Law at Nova Southeastern University, where she was ranked in the top three percent of her class. Vette is licensed to practice law in Colorado and Florida. Vette has represented numerous clients in dissolutions of marriage, custody disputes, paternity matters and domestic...
Stacy Beaulieu-Fawcett
WELLINGTON, FL Domestic Violence Attorney with 18 years of experience
(877) 529-8101 1035 SOUTH SR 7, #313
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Appeals, Divorce and Family
Mrs. Beaulieu-Fawcett has extensive experience handling difficult and complex family law cases in a professional and compassionate manner negotiating when possible and aggressively litigating when necessary. Prior to entering private practice she spent several years in the courtroom assisting a Chief Family Law Judiciary. Mrs. Beaulieu-Fawcett lectures frequently on various family law issues throughout the state of Florida.
Elizabeth Gardner
(561) 333-1887 230 Royal Palm Beach Blvd
Alfred David Marten
(800) 387-0380 2101 Vista Parkway
Mr. Joseph Lafayette Gufford III
Stuart, FL Domestic Violence Attorney with 31 years of experience
(866) 603-9936 101 SE OCEAN BLVD.
Joe Gufford has been a member of The Florida Bar since 1991. The Gufford Law Firm commitment is to provide exceptional client services that remain focused on results. We bring together attorneys and staff with decades experience. At The Gufford Law Firm, we believe that both our attorneys and our staff must be knowledgeable about the specific areas of law that we practice in. That is why we ensure that each of our attorneys and staff members are constantly taking Continuing Legal Education courses so that we are up to date on the latest developments in the law. Joseph Gufford...
Deborah Bianchi Tracht
Fort Lauderdale, FL Domestic Violence Attorney with 26 years of experience
(954) 776-2320 2803 East Commercial Blvd.
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Divorce, Family and Military
WITH OVER 25 YEARS OF AWARD-WINNING FAMILY LAW/DIVORCE ATTORNEY EXPERIENCE, Ms. Tracht offers a complete "full-service", tri-lingual (English/Spanish/French) family law firm you can count on for guidance. She is a Certified Supreme Court Mediator, has over 25 years' experience within the Guardian Ad Litem program, and is well-established as an advocate for children and when necessary, the practice of Collaborative Law. Depending on case need, other available resources may include a variety of highly trained experts, ie: Forensic Accountants, Business Valuators, Real Estate Professionals, Forensic Computer Technicians, Psychologists & Therapists. Read more than 25 client review/testimonials on our informative and...
Boca Raton, FL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 20 years of experience
(561) 367-8777 3700 Airport Rd
Attorney Jason M. Melton, is a founding partner of Whittel & Melton. As a former state prosecutor, Jason continues fighting for victims bringing in some of the largest single event results in Central Florida. He is a lifetime member of the Multi-Million and Million Dollar Advocates Forum, AV-Rated by Martindale-Hubbell and continues to be listed among SuperLawyers in Florida by Thomson Reuters. He is dedicated to providing clients with personalized, high-quality representation. We handle Auto Accidents, Slip and Fall, Injury, Nursing Home Abuse, Wrongful Death, DUI & Criminal Defense, Insurance Claims of all kind, Medical Malpractice issues and other related...
Cindy S. Vova
Boca Raton, FL Domestic Violence Attorney with 38 years of experience
(561) 962-2785 2385 N.W. Executive Center Drive
I am a divorce lawyer and family law lawyer, who has practiced law since 1984. I founded the Family Law Offices of Cindy S. Vova in 1992 with the two-fold objective of providing superior representation to my clients and delivering the personal attention that each client deserves.As a family law attorney, I not only handle high net worth divorces, but also draft prenuptial and post nuptial agreements, handle same sex divorces, timesharing and relocation issues, paternity, property division (equitable distribution) and modifications of alimony and child support. I have also been...
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