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Battleground Indy: Clash of the BIG 10 Titans
November 29, 2017 by Richard Tongohan Leave a Comment
In what has been an interesting and telling season for the Buckeyes, the battle for the conference championship at Lucas Oil Stadium is nearly here. An undefeated and dangerous Wisconsin Badgers team will face a 10-2 Ohio State Buckeyes squad that is coming off of a comeback win against their archrival that almost cost JT Barrett.
Both teams still have a lot to play for, and both of them will come focused and motivated when they face off. Wisconsin is searching for their 3rd conference title and Ohio State is hoping for their 2nd. Both of these teams are at .500 in the conference title game, Wisconsin 2-2 while Ohio State is 1-1. Between the two, the Buckeyes hold a win against the Badgers as they beat them 59-0, and the Badgers haven't forgotten.
Points A-Plenty?
Wisconsin and Hornibrook have bullied teams with their bruising running game. True Freshman Jonathan Taylor is leading his team with 1806 yards on the ground with 13 TDs as the Badgers are ranked 18th in the nation in rushing offense averaging 243.3 YPG. They also have a star at the TE position in Troy Fumugali who was a matchup nightmare for the Buckeyes that is 42nd in the nation averaging 426.0 YPG.
Ohio State is led by JT Barrett and a pair of talented RBs, JK Dobbins and Mike Weber. Together, along with Zone 6, they are ranked as the 4th best team in total offense that is averaging 529.8 YPG. Barrett, Dobbins, and Weber account for 60 of the 105 TD's that Ohio State has scored so balance among the many weapons on this stacked Buckeye team needs to be maintained to be successful and unpredictable.
Negating Offenses
The Badger defense is also stout and they are capable of turning the ball over and turning it into points. They are ranked 2nd in the nation, behind only Alabama in defensive TDs and scoring defense, scoring 5 TDs and surrendering 12.0 PPG respectively. Their strength is their defense, where they are #1 in the nation, giving up 236.9 YPG, #2 overall with 156.4 YPG through the air and 80.5 on the ground and they are also 8th in team sacks with 3.25 per game and 39 total, which does not bode well for the Buckeyes and their Offensive Line.
The Buckeyes are a capable team, also with a stout and suffocating defense. They are 8th in scoring defense, giving up 291.8 YPG, #15 in passing defense with 179.0 YPG, and #13 in rushing defense with 112.8 YPG. They are 20th in the nation surrendering 19.8 PPG and this group of defenders in 19th in the nation in team sacks, putting the opposing QB's down 34 total times, while they average 2.83 per game.
Buckeyes Barrett-less?
I am no rocket scientist, but the circumstances around the Ohio State sidelines were shady at best given the magnitude of The Game and what was at stake for either team, bragging rights. With Ohio State defeating Michigan five straight years and looking to earn their 6th, any devoted fan would be desperate to inflict injury on a star player to prevent the streak from continuing.
Luckily for the Buckeyes, it was not a serious issue and it has been an on-going issue for him the entire season. Now, Barrett is probable for the big game at Indy, but the staff will be cautious as they give Barrett and Haskins some reps just in case.
With both teams vying for a spot in the CFB Playoffs this game will have the drama and suspense that people crave will draw people across the nation to witness this. As it currently stands, Ohio State's on-field product remains among the best in the country and a Big Ten Championship Game matchup with the Wisconsin Badgers will likely have the Buckeyes favored by the displayed sportsbooks at mytopsportsbooks.com.
Even if favored, this will not be an easy task to accomplish and a repeat of the last conference title game between the two is unrealistic at this point. Both teams will come to play and they will play harder than they ever had to this Saturday. With the status of Barrett and the potential of Haskins getting the starting nod, I believe that it'll be close. Whoever starts, each would struggle. Wisconsin will have answers for everything Ohio State has in store for their opponent, but a late score will secure a win.
21-28 Ohio State defeats Wisconsin.
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Battleground Ann Arbor: Scarlet vs Blue
November 25, 2017 by Richard Tongohan 1 Comment
In what will be the final regular season game of the 2017 season, the Buckeyes CFB Playoffs hopes are still alive and well, but before getting too ahead of ourselves, the Buckeyes will face their archrival in Ann Arbor in The Game before facing Wisconsin in the BIG 10 Championship game. The stage is set for another clash between rivals Ohio State and Michigan, Urban Meyer versus Jim Harbaugh will square off for the third time with Meyer looking for his third straight victory over Harbaugh, while Harbaugh is looking to secure his first victory over their most hated rival.
This collision will not be without emotion on either side after the twitter was among former Alums is still on-going. Current Michigan RB Karan Higdon stated earlier this week that "everyone here knows that we won that game last year", noting the questionable spot from a season ago. The bitterness will plunge this game on a different level, as the Wolverines are looking to dash the Buckeyes' CFB Playoffs hopes to avenge last season perceived screw job by biased referees.
This year, Ohio State will be wearing another alternate uniform, and what better way to debut them during The Game when everyone will be watching. Per The Lantern, these uniforms will be all white, with wolf accents to make the uniform pop. The helmets will also include a Terry Glenn decal, dedicating their respects to a Buckeye Legend who passed away earlier this week from a car accident.
This will give the Buckeyes added motivation as they travel into a hostile environment with a lot on the line. The uniforms will also resonate and appeal to prospective recruiting targets, which would not hurt at all, to be honest. With Coach Meyer and his assistants constantly get top tier, hidden gems in, but this will definitely help their cause.
The Game is a yearly tradition, but with so much at stake and with an excess amount of national exposure, this game will be one to watch and it will be as intense as previous years because the Wolverines are in a position to upset the Buckeyes and ruin their dreams of another playoff berth.
J.T. Barrett will look to become the first Buckeye starter at QB to go 4-0 against TTUN and after last season, this will not be an easy task to accomplish. He will lean on his big-game experience to will his team to victory. He has not had to depend on his arm the last couple of weeks, but I do not anticipate that he would need to during this game due to the emergence of Dobbins and Weber in the run game.
#83 Terry McLaurin will look to have a big game, dedicated to Terry Glenn and his family. He and the rest of Zone 6 will look to make clutch and timely plays for Barrett to keep the chains moving. The value of earning their Gold Pants, their last pair of them as well, will fuel this Buckeye team, but they will most likely be tested early and often by another stout front seven that could give them fits.
The Offensive Line will need to perform at their highest level to keep Barrett upright to give him time in the pocket to find his playmakers. With good pass rushers, Michigan will look to disrupt the flow of things to put them in more favorable conditions. This will be a physical game for both sides, which only adds to the anticipation and the excitement of the game. The passion will undoubtedly be there, but it will be up to either team to take advantage of the momentum swings
There is no doubt that defenses can certainly win championships, but during this game, the defense needs to come up big to stop the Wolverine power running game. They possess three capable ball carriers that have their own style of running, and four if you include Hill, their goal line FB who scored twice against the Buckeyes last year.
The biggest question for the Buckeyes defense will be, who will end up being the starting QB? Peterman has not been cleared of his concussion issues and it is a toss-up between O'Korn and Speight, who is also coming off of an injury.
The Opposing WR's will be a tough test for the secondary, who has had the tendency to give up a few bad plays or penalties here and there. Thankfully, no one was ejected in the last game, so it will be something to watch if any Buckeye, whether on offense or defense lets their emotions get the best of them, but I think each side will be up to the task of handling business.
I cannot stress what a rivalry game can do, and the outcome is usually unpredictable. I would like to see a blowout, but I know it'll be another hard-fought BIG 10 game that will feature the power running game often. With the Buckeyes and the Wolverines having something to play for, Ohio State a potential CFB Playoff berth and Michigan playing to dash those hopes, it will be another fun edition of The Game.
Buckeyes defeat Wolverines 34-21
Illibuck stays in Columbus
In Columbus, on their last home game for the season, J.T. Barrett and the other seniors on the roster looked for a perfect send-off from friends, families, and coaches before heading to Ann Arbor to cap off their rollercoaster regular season.
The game began with Ohio State taking the first possession of the game and it really did not take long for the Buckeyes to impose their will against the Illini. Their main objective was to run into the defenses teeth and they definitely made that happen. By the time the game ended, after all the smoke, the Buckeyes ran all over the defense and registered 325 rushing yards for 4 TDs.
Mike Weber proved that he is healthy once again and for the second consecutive game, he went over the 100-yard mark again after busting through for a 43-yarder to essentially put the game further out of reach. Weber also notched another game where he scored multiple times.
Dobbins and Barrett combined for 84 yards, with a TD a piece. After their day was done Antonio Williams came in for relief duty and he ran with determination and power before finishing the game with 19 carries and 74 yards.
Barrett did not have a turnover this game, but he was an effective passer as he reached 101 total passing TDs in his career. He was 11 for 19 with 2 TDs hitting Victor and Baugh for touchdowns. Once the game had been decided, the backups Dwayne Haskins and Joe Burrow got their chance for a few reps, and Buckeye nation got a snapshot at what should be one hell of a QB battle next season along with Tate Martell for the starting QB spot.
On the initial Haskins drive, he tried to take it past the first down marker, but he was hit hard and he fumbled the football and it was returned for Illinois' first score of the game, effectively breaking the shutout. He was quickly benched in favor of Barrett for one last drive and after he finished the drive, Burrow was put in and he also fumbled but was able to recover before punting the ball.
Illinois score with a younger QB after Crouch went down with an injury and he made the most of his shot because, on the first play, he rushed for a 9-yard score. The backups got a lot of work, but they showed a lot of promise.
With the Buckeyes rolling, the game ended with a 52-14 victory as they have retained the trophy for another year. Another bit of good news is with TTUN losing to Wisconsin, Ohio State have secured the BIG 10 East division spot for the Conference Championship Game, but the next opponent on the docket is TTUN, which should be interesting, to say the least. For now, enjoy the win. Go Bucks.
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Battleground Columbus: The Battle for Illibuck
This matchup pits #9 Ohio State and Illinois on Senior Day, which will obviously be their last game at the Shoe and it has the makings of another emotional game. Ohio State will be facing a team that is struggling to find their identity and also a team that still has not gotten a conference win this season, that is sitting at 2-8 overall. The Buckeyes will not overlook this Illini team because besides this being their last home game, the Illibuck trophy is up for grabs again.
Since 2001, Illibuck has been stashed away at Ohio State, but a baller named Juice Williams upset the Buckeyes and took it away for a short vacation to Champagne. There are many players that will ensure that chaos does not happen. From J.T. Barrett to Damon Webb, each Senior will play their hearts out. The underclassmen and potential early entries for the draft will also ensure that their Seniors are not disappointed in their last game at home, especially before the Game.
Ball Security Dilemma:
One thing of concern will be J.T. Barrett and turnovers. In the last two games, he has thrown 6, yes 6 interceptions. He has difficulties with accuracy and ball placement, but this game will present an opportunity to fix and adjust prior to traveling to Ann Arbor for the Game.
Last week, Barrett was all over the place in the passing attack, but he rarely needed to air it out because the run game was unstoppable against a normally stout Spartan defense. The Buckeyes beat the snot out of them and routed them, and with their playoff hopes on life support, they cannot afford any more hiccups and they must win out and win the conference, but that is not what is important. The important thing for them is staying focused and taking care of the ball, and that starts with Barrett at the helm.
This Lovie Smith led defense is surrendering 204.1 passing yards and 198.9 rushing yards per game, but they have not faced the caliber and types of athletes that the Buckeyes have on their roster. Look for Meyer to establish the run early and often to soften the coverage for play action passes. This will be a confidence booster and they will need all they can get.
Defenses Last Stand:
The question on everyone's mind, and mine especially, is who will get a targeting penalty this time? Ward, Bosa, Jones, and Arnette have been ejected for targeting and it has been a trend for this team this year. The Buckeyes cannot afford any stupid targeting penalties, especially in the second half because another pair of gold pants will be on the line against the TTUN.
Jaylin Holmes, Tracy Sprinkle, Dante Booker, Chris Worley, Tyquan Lewis, Michael Hill, and Erick Smith will play their last game and they would love to finish the season with a conference championship, their only goal right now. There are others like Bosa, Baker, Ward, Arnette, and Hubbard, who may leave after this season, but a lot is on the line in this game, even with an overmatched team in your way.
Illinois will have a new QB after Dudek went down with an injury, and may not be back next year. George has thrown 10 INT's so far during his time in the fire and I am sure that the defense will force a few due to his inexperience.
Ground and Pound:
The duo of Weber and Dobbins will be featured in this contest a lot. They ran all over Michigan State and will look to add to their momentum just in time for the game. They all do not want to let their Seniors down in their last game at the Shoe, especially when Weber might potentially leave after this season.
Billy Price and Jamarco Jones, along with Barrett will fight alongside both RB's for Illibuck and for bragging rights and Zone 6 will also try to explode onto the scene to put the game away early to rest for the Game. This game is their last chance to correct any and all quirks on the offensive side of the ball to walk into Ann Arbor with added momentum and focus because the Game is always exciting and unpredictable.
Ohio State picks up where they left off in the running game and finely tunes the passing attack to prepare for TTUN. Barrett throws at least one pick in the game, but has 3 TD's to Zone 6 and a rushing TD. The RB's run wild and salt the game away and combine for 180 yards and 4 scores en route to a 56-6 thrashing of Illinois.
Ohio State defeats Illinois 56-6.
Buckeye's Rebound, Rout Spartans
Urban Meyer and his team rebounded after blowing it against Iowa. After abandoning the running game, the Buckeyes got back to what they do best and they ran down Michigan State's throats for 335 yards and 4 scores.
The Running Backs had a field day, along with J.T. Barrett as Weber finished the game with just 9 carries but bulled his way for 162 yards and 2 scores. Dobbins was not to be outdone as he finished with 18 carries for 124 yards and a receiving TD. Both Dobbins and Weber found success but Weber had the better day after bursting through the defense with an 82-yard score. Weber also averaged 18 YPC while Dobbins was averaging 6.9 YPC, which isn't bad at all.
Barrett had another off, but efficient day throwing for 183 yards and 2 TD's but he also made a few bad throws that ended up failing to convert on 3rd down or adding to his interception count. This was another game that added more questions to the fire, but the coaches will continue to work with his decision-making process to prevent more interceptions. Barrett also added 2 rushing TD's to his stat line along with 55 rushing yards.
The defense played to their potential and now it is too late for the what ifs. The Silver Bullets played without two starting LB's, Dante Booker and Jerome Baker, but they showed no lack of talent or dropoff. Tuf Borland and Malik Harrison played their tails off and Chris Worley played well when put back into his OLB spot.
The Rushmen came in with a fire in their belly, and they were disruptive and they harrassed Lewerke the entire game. They sacked him and back-up Messiah Weaver adding to the legend of Coach Johnson. The DB's also came up big as they secured 2 picks as they held the Spartans best WR to zero catches.
Now all Ohio State can do and should focus on, is the BIG 10 Championship and put all the CFB Playoff talk on the backburner. They control their destiny within the conference and if it all falls into place and if teams ahead stumble, you never know. Onward to the Battle for Illibuck at home before traveling up north for the game. Go Bucks!
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Preview: #12 Michigan State vs #13 Ohio State
After a disastrous visit to Kinnick Stadium, the Buckeyes will return to Columbus to try to salvage their season against Michigan State. Like the Iowa game, this will be another trap game with huge implications involving a potential conference title game berth.
Michigan State is coming to Columbus after defeating #7 Penn State at home with a last second FG and Ohio State is coming back home after getting blown out by an unranked Iowa team that forced J.T. Barrett to uncharacteristically turn the ball over 4 times via interceptions.
This installment of Michigan State versus Ohio State will feature two 7-2 teams that are both 5-1 in conference play that are both looking to claim first place in the East. Dantonio has been a thorn in Meyer's side and he holds two victories over Meyer.
This game is just as dangerous for the Buckeyes because in big time, big implication types of games, the Buckeyes coaches tend to get too cute for comfort and they forget that their tailbacks are dangerously and good. This usually leads to losses, whether close or in blowout fashion and these Spartans have beaten the Buckeyes when they cannot afford to take a loss.
There are many storylines for the Buckeyes in the game but the main one will be focused on J.T. Barrett and if he can move past last weeks game. Another dominant story would be can the Silver Bullets recover and be dominant once again because they were horrible last week after letting the opposing TE's have a field day? Will the RB's get the ball would be another one to add to the list too.
On the other side, Lewerke is coming off of consecutive 400 passing yard games and will look to dice up the Ohio State secondary. Will L.J. Scott run wild again against the LB's who looked confused the entire game? Will the Spartan defense achieve the same results as the Hawkeye defense?
Too many factors and variables make it difficult to accurately predict the outcome of this game, but apparently, this game will have an angry Ohio State team that is looking to salvage their season, but that does not amount to much.
We have seen these "angry" games that were too close for comfort, so I will not buy into it this week. I foresee another questionable gameplan with uber-conservative playcalling. A balance in play calling will be there but check down passes will be featured a lot to prevent turnovers.
Buckeyes squeak out a win 24-21.
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War Room Wednesdays
November 1, 2017 by Richard Tongohan 1 Comment
The CFB Playoffs debuted this week and the Buckeyes remained and was slotted at the #6 spot in the initial rankings. This is the perfect spot for the Buckeyes as they continue to play at a higher level as they continue to build their resume after the heartbreaker against Oklahoma. Their offense has gelled together and they continue to scorch opposing defenses to earn style points to place them into further consideration for another CFB Playoff berth.
This week, the Buckeyes travel to Kinnick Stadium as they look to continue their hot streak after their miracle comeback by J.T. Barrett and his brothers on defense. They erased an 18-point deficit and beat the then #2 Nittany Lions in one of the wildest games of the season, and most likely the best game of the year so far.
Blackout at Kinnick Stadium
This game will pit #6 against an unranked Iowa team that could catch the Buckeyes sleeping after their dramatic win at home. A potential hangover after battling to survive is possible when away from the confines of Columbus, and I am positive that the coaches have drilled that into their heads as they prepare to face another scrappy Iowa defense. This is one of three of the trap games the Buckeyes will have.
This uniform choice will ignite this crowd and give the team added motivation to the fire. It would be a major letdown if the Buckeyes fall in this contest and it would all but ruin their chances of making the CFB Playoffs.
If Urban Meyer and company wants another shot at redemption, he must get 110% from every unit, especially for his Special Teams unit who have been the Achilles heel so far this season.
Not so Special Teams
In what has been the most unfortunate surprises for the team this season, Special teams has been flat-out bad this season. This is Coach Meyer's unit and they have not been playing to his or the Ohio State standard and other teams have been taking advantage of this weakness and they have been making them pay for 8 consecutive games.
Per Ohiostatebuckeyes.com, Ohio State has been decent on kick and punt returns so far this season. They have 19 for 535 yards and 15 for 73, both without any TD's. Their only potential TD was turned away after another constant theme, penalties negated and wiped it away.
Opponents have scorched the Buckeyes unit in kick returns. They have 52 total kick returns for 988 yards and I believe 2 TD's, a 100-yarder to Nebraska and the 97-yarder on the opening kickoff captured above. On punt returns, this unit is flawless giving up zero yardage on returns. One was blocked and Chrisman has shanked a couple, but they are not as bad as the kickoff unit.
If they want to win and win comfortably, they need to improve as a whole unit. The angled kickoffs seem to be putting them out of position, but we will see what improvements will be made.
The Barrett Gang
The J.T. Barrett show will continue to be the primary show followed closely by the Silver Bullets. Barrett has showed his resolve by performing against Penn State. This game will not have the flash, but it will be another hard fought contest against Josey Jewell, who has been the heart and soul of the Hawkeyes defense.
Barrett will be challenged offensively while facing the #12 scoring defense in the country after facing the top-ranked defense. Ohio State ranks 18th in the nation, so the drop off isn't that severe, but it should be another good, hard-fought contest. The margin in PPG is small with Iowa holding the edge giving up 17.4 PPG while Ohio State is giving up 18.3 PPG. Iowa has surrendered 15 TD's and 11 FG's to Ohio State's 20 TD's and 2 FG's.
Both teams are active in the sack department with the Buckeyes holding the small edge with their 20 sacks to Iowa's 19. Ohio State's defense is disruptive and is #2 in the nation in TFL's and 12th in total defense.
Iowa's offense will need to scheme against the Silver Bullets in order to prevent another Buckeye blowout. The same goes for their defense. They need to play disciplined in order to stop Barrett and his playmakers. The Buckeyes will look to establish balance into their gameplan to confuse Jewell.
I feel like the momentum will be too much to handle for the Hawkeyes and that they run into a buzzsaw even though they are at home. Ranked 6th in the CFB Playoffs, the Buckeye will take it as a slight, but they are in the correct place, but that won't stop them from coming into this game angry and motivated. Barrett will continue his hot streak, but the RB's will shine the most to prove a point.
Buckeyes over Iowa 42-17


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New Delhi, May 10 (PTI) Sajjan Jindal-led JSW Steel is in the fray to acquire Tata Steel's loss-making business in the UK.
Yesterday, Tata Steel had said it has taken forward seven EoIs submitted for its UK business to the next stage of the sale process.
JSW Steel has also submitted an EoI for Tata Steel UK and is now waiting for a go-ahead from Tatas side, people in know of the development said.
JSW Steel was not immediately available for comments.
Tata Steel UK's assets include Port Talbot plant in south Wales, UK's largest with around 4,000 workers, as well as sites at Newport, where more than 1,300 people are employed, and Rotherham, which employs 1,200.
The flagship firm of the over USD 11-billion JSW Group, JSW Steel with steel plants in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra have a combined installed capacity of 18 million tonnes per annum (MTPA).
Earlier this month, Jindal's JSW Energy had said it will acquire a 1,000 mw plant from his younger brother Naveen-led heavily indebted Jindal Steel and Power Ltd for Rs 6,500 crore
JSW will pay at least Rs 4,000 crore, excluding net current assets and an additional Rs 2,500 crore if JSPL plant in Raigarh, Chhattisgarh secures a long term power purchase agreement, the firms said in statements.
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Sharon Chan Man-chi (born 17 January 1979) is a Hong Kong actress and model. She is currently under contract with TVB in Hong Kong.

Filmography

Television dramas

Film

Books
 陳敏之《戀愛敏感》

TVB Songs
Song Name : Love Steps (逐格重播): At Home with Love (樓住有情人主題曲) (2006)
Song Name : The Circle Game: Glittering Days (東方之珠片尾曲) (2006)

References

External links
Official TVB Blog of Sharon Chan
Official Yahoo! Blog of Sharon Chan
Sharon Chan on Sina Weibo
Sharon Chan on Instagram

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1979 births
Living people
Hong Kong female models
Hong Kong film actresses
Hong Kong television actresses
TVB veteran actors
20th-century Hong Kong actresses
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TUESDAY, Feb. 5, 2019 (HealthDay News) -- Standardized reading and mathematics scores do not differ significantly for public schoolchildren with and without type 1 diabetes, according to a study published in the Feb. 5 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association.
Niels Skipper, Ph.D., from Aarhus University in Denmark, and colleagues conducted a population-based retrospective cohort study involving Danish public schoolchildren attending grades 2, 3, 4, 6, and 8. Test scores were obtained in math and in reading for 631,620 public schoolchildren.
Overall, 2,031 children had a confirmed diagnosis of type 1 diabetes. The researchers observed no significant differences in test scores for children with type 1 diabetes and those without diabetes (mean, 56.56 versus 56.11; difference, 0.45; 95 percent confidence interval, −0.31 to 1.22). The estimated difference in test scores for children with versus children without type 1 diabetes was 0.24 (95 percent confidence interval, −0.90 to 1.39) in a model with adjustment for grade test, topic, and year and 0.45 (95 percent confidence interval, −0.8 to 1.49) with additional adjustment for socioeconomic status.
"It is possible that advances in treatment modalities over recent decades (64 percent of children with diabetes in this study used an insulin pump) have improved not only gaps in mortality and morbidity between individuals with diabetes and the overall population but also have improved gaps in school performance," the authors write.


Written by Nelson S. Haas, M.D.
Introduction - Knowing the workers' compensation system will prepare physicians for caring for patients who claim workplace injury or illness. This third in a series of articles about the workers' compensation system covers the medical ethics associated with the workers' compensation system. Previous articles described the history of, and statutes and rules governing Vermont's workers' compensation system. Forthcoming articles will describe an evidence-based approach to determining causation and suggestions for improvements in the system.
Vermont's workers' compensation law specifies that the workers' compensation system provides a remedy to workers that is "expeditious and independent of proof of fault" 1; and includes coverage for medical care, lost time, and other expenses related to traumatic injuries in the course of work, and illnesses that occur due to conditions unique to a work environment or occupation. "No fault" handling of occupational injuries and illness does not mean that designation of an injury or illness as caused by work is a matter of discretion for the claimant/employee, defendant/employer, workers' compensation insurance carrier, or physician. Rather, there are ethical and technical standards that guide the determination of fault. This article covers the ethical standards.
General ethics that govern the doctor-patient relationship are presented below with consideration of their application to workers' compensation. Determination of causation, appropriate treatment, disability, and impairment in a workers' compensation claim often requires the opinion of physician-experts, ethical components of which will be covered in this article. Additionally, the issue of medical privacy in workers' compensation will be considered.
Justice, or the physician working toward a society where medical resources are distributed fairly and to ensure that those who are injured or ill can be restored to optimal health.
Autonomy - In addition to discussion of risks and benefits of treatment, including no treatment, a complete approach to autonomy in workplace health should include physician-patient conversations about the benefits and risks of work, and of the patient's personal habits and characteristics. Physicians should be knowledgeable about, inform their patients of patient specific health issues For example, many musculoskeletal disorders (carpal tunnel syndrome, shoulder impingement syndrome, and knee meniscal tears) have as risk factors personal characteristics (elevated body mass index, age, heredity, and comorbidity such as diabetes) that are stronger than occupation and work conditions.3, 4 If a patient misplaces blame for their health problems with their workplace and remains ignorant of their own role in and control over development of disease, they are denied an opportunity to understand and take control of their own health.
Nonmaleficence and Benevolence - With nonmaleficence and benevolence, it is the obligation of the physician to undertake treatment only when likely benefit outweighs likely harm. When advising any patient about prognosis, advice specific to a sub-population to which the patient belongs is most-pertinent. When advising a workers' compensation claimant-patient about outcomes, the physician should recognize that outcomes are usually significantly worse in workers' compensation claimants,5-24 which may entail advising for and offering conservative over aggressive treatment.
Justice - Misplaced blame is unjust25-29 and may create fearfulness of work and an adversarial employer-employer relationship. Justice in workers' compensation is restorative and neither distributive nor punitive. Workers' compensation benefits are meant only for those whose injuries and illnesses were more likely than not to have been caused by work. Justice in workers' compensation is restorative, meant to effect recovery or compensate for failure to recover. Justice under the workers' compensation system is neither distributive nor punitive, although having to pay for negative health effects of employment may induce employers to maintain safe workplaces. Workers' compensation benefits are meant only for those whose injuries and illnesses were more likely than not to have been caused by work.
"Medical experts should have recent and substantive experience in the area in which they testify and should limit testimony to their sphere of medical expertise.
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Care at physician-owned facilities appears to have comparatively adverse effects on patients' access to care, and increase the use of services and costs substantially with no improvement or a decline in quality of care61. Mitchell and Scott62 cite a "general consensus of the empirical evidence… [that] reveals that the financial incentives inherent in [physician self-referral] are associated with increased utilization of services and higher costs to patients." There is also ample evidence that medical professionals are willing to subvert medical and surgical research for their own financial benefit and the financial benefit of the industries that support them.63-67 Despite the evidence of corruption, many physicians may ignore68 or deny69 the influence that financial gain and industry influence exerts on them.
Summary - Ethical handling of workers' compensation patients is the same ethical handling of non-workers' compensation patients; and additionally involves being aware of and admitting to the patient the limits of knowledge about the role of workplace factors in the development of disease, candid discussion of non-workplace risk factors that are as or more-prominent than workplace risk factors, and honest disclosure in the medical records. With sound evidence of a patient's workers' compensation claim being valid, the physician should support the patient. In the absence of supportive evidence of a patient's health issue being caused by the workplace, designating patients' problems as caused by the workplace is unethical. In the next article, determination of causation will be presented.
Acknowledgements - I would like to thank John Bielecki, M.D. and Ronald Blum, M.D., Board of Directors, New England College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (NECOEM); Kurt Hegmann, M.D., American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, editor, Occupational Medicine Practice Guidelines, 3rd edition; Phillip Lerner, M.D., President, NECOEM; J. Stephen Monahan, Director, Workers' Compensation and Safety Division, Vermont Department of Labor; William Nelson, Ph.D, Director, Dartmouth Medical School Rural Ethics Initiative; and John Valente, attorney, Ryan Smith and Carbine for reviewing my manuscript and their invaluable feedback.
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K'taka home minister calls BJP's decision to rename Salaam Aarti 'right'
11 December, 2022 | Pravina Srivastava
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJPdecision )'s to rename the "Salaam Aarti" ritual, which was initiated by a temple in Kollur, Karnataka
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJPdecision )'s to rename the "Salaam Aarti" ritual, which was initiated by a temple in Kollur, Karnataka, in honour of Mysuru monarch Tipu Sultan, was deemed "right" by the Karnataka Home Minister on Sunday.
In honour of Tipu Sultan, the king of Mysuru, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has chosen to rename the "Salaam Aarti" rite that was initiated by a temple in Kollur, Karnataka. To honour Tipu Sultan's visit to the temple, Salaam aarti is conducted every evening between 6.45 and 7.30, according to the temple priests.
The Karnataka Dharmika Parishat (State Religious Council), which is a component of the Department of Hindu Religious Institutions and Charitable Endowments (Muzarai), published a statement about the choice on Friday.
According to Kashekodi Suryanarayan Bhat, convenor of the State Religious Council, the ceremony would henceforth be known as "Deepa Namaskara Pooja."
The renaming of the rite was appropriate, according to Home Minister Araga Jnanendra.
It was established during the reign of Gulamgiri, he remarked, and it is a wise choice to require that religious activities connected to temples take place there.
"The custom should be modified because it was established during the time of slavery. If not in our temples, then where should the task of bolstering our cultural foundation be done?" Jnanendra enquired.
Meanwhile, H D Kumaraswamy, a former chief minister of Karnataka and a prominent member of the Janata Dal (Secular), denounced the action and charged the BJP of ignoring important concerns.


Westwood School students' Drone Zone App recently won $500 and two hours with a leading venture capitalist at a "Shark Tank" style competition at the Trinity School in Atlanta. The event was part of the US Department of Education's EdTech Developers Tour. With over 100 attendees, educators, students, entrepreneurs, investors and developers came together on Sept 10, 2015 to network and discuss how Georgia can become a hub for edtech technology innovation.
Westwood took three teams to the event, sharing apps that were developed by students during the 2014-2015 school year. Two of the apps, Drone Zone and #iCare have already been released on the iTunes store.
Drone Zone (http://dronezoneapp.strikingly.com/) was developed by Mark Glass, Tanner Stanaland, Cole Smith, Leah Hilliard, Nicolas Johnson, Damon Deese, David McMahon, Johnson Gainous, Douglas Hatcher, and Hunter Scarbrough. The app brings together the most popular drones with reviews, the latest drone news, and drone safety information from the FAA. The "Sharks" were particularly impressed with the app trailer shot completely on a drone camera.
Cole Smith and Mark Glass (Project Manager), are excited after they are named the winner of the #edtechdev Shark Tank in Atlanta. Crescerance, the host of the event, sent out this tweet congratulating them on their win.
The #iCare app (http://www.icareapp.org/) was developed by Elizabeth Glass, McKenlee Coleman, Gracie Bullard, Rebekah Bryan, Erin Adams, Syndey Lamberth, David Glass, and Levie Walsh. Elizabeth, Erin, Sydney, and David presented the iCare app at the event along with their app trailer. These students had discovered alarming statistics that a significant portion of the US population suffers from depression. A simple act of being kind and caring for others has been shown to improve a person's mood and outlook on life. This app seeks to help people be kind.
The Money Manager app (http://manageyourmoney18.wix.com/manageyourmoney#!services/cjg9) was developed by Akshay Patel, Brock Allen, Erin Nadrich, Mitt Patel, Ches Smith, Connor Smith, Cameron Godwin, and Brent Johnson. Akshay and Brent presented the app. Their goal is to help create a family friendly way to discuss money. You can see this app by downloading Crescerance App Preview and typing in the app code 151-416-167.
Student Rebekah Bryan, as a result of the high quality of the app trailer she created for #iCare, was hired by Crescerance to film and make a trailer of the EdTechDev event.
All ninth and tenth grade students at Westwood develop apps as part of the Computer Science curriculum led by Mrs. Vicki Davis. With over 108,000 Twitter followers, Mrs. Davis writes one of the top blogs in education today called the Cool Cat Teacher Blog and hosts one of the top K12 Podcasts Every Classroom Matters.
"App programming and learning to sell your vision for a product is part of what we do here at Westwood. My goal for our technology program at Westwood is to be world class. I'm proud of all of the students for programming apps and for their parents who have had many dinner table discussions about the apps this world needs to become a better place," says Mrs. Davis.
"You can see and test all of the apps developed last year a http://westwood.wikispaces.com/Final+Shark+Tank+App+Proposals. We look forward to a new round of apps that we'll be creating this year," she said.
Akshay Patel and Brent Johnson talk about the Manage Your Money app to the sharks.
The #iCare team wears shirts with the logo they custom designed. Sydney Lamberth, Levie Walsh, Elizabeth Glass and David Glass were the members of the team who presented.
Venture capitalist Mark Buffington posed hard questions to the students about their financial estimates for the apps.
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  return str.replace(/query-engine-TEST_PLATFORM\.exe/, 'query-engine-TEST_PLATFORM')
}

function normalizeMigrateTimestamps(str) {
  return str.replace(/(?<!\d)\d{14}(?!\d)/g, '20201231000000')
}

function normalizeDbUrl(str) {
  return str.replace(/(localhost|postgres|mysql|mssql|mongodb_migrate|cockroachdb):(\d+)/g, 'localhost:$2')
}

function normalizeRustError(str) {
  return str.replace(/\/rustc\/(.+)\//g, '/rustc/hash/').replace(/(\[.*)(:\d*:\d*)(\])/g, '[/some/rust/path:0:0$3')
}

function normalizeArtificialPanic(str) {
  return str.replace(/(Command failed with exit code 101:) (.+) /g, '$1 prisma-engines-path ')
}

function normalizeTime(str) {
  // sometimes something can take a few seconds when usually it's less than 1s or a few ms
  return str.replace(/ \d+ms/g, ' XXXms').replace(/ \d+(\.\d+)?s/g, ' XXXms')
}

/**
 * Replace dynamic variable bits of Prisma schema with static strings.
 * Only for integration-tests
 */
function prepareSchemaForSnapshot(str) {
  if (!str.includes('tmp/prisma-tests/integration-test')) return str

  const urlRegex = /url\s*=\s*.+/
  const outputRegex = /output\s*=\s*.+/
  return str
    .split('\n')
    .map((line) => {
      const urlMatch = urlRegex.exec(line)
      if (urlMatch) {
        return `${line.slice(0, urlMatch.index)}url = "***"`
      }
      const outputMatch = outputRegex.exec(line)
      if (outputMatch) {
        return `${line.slice(0, outputMatch.index)}output = "***"`
      }
      return line
    })
    .join('\n')
}

module.exports = {
  // Expected by Jest
  test(value) {
    return typeof value === 'string' || value instanceof Error
  },
  serialize(value) {
    const message = typeof value === 'string' ? value : value instanceof Error ? value.message : ''

    // order is important
    return pipe(
      stripAnsi,
      // integration-tests pkg
      prepareSchemaForSnapshot,
      // Generic
      normalizeTmpDir,
      normalizeTime,
      // From Client package
      normalizeGitHubLinks,
      removePlatforms,
      normalizeNodeApiLibFilePath,
      normalizeBinaryFilePath,
      normalizeTsClientStackTrace,
      trimErrorPaths,
      normalizePrismaPaths,
      normalizeLogs,
      // remove windows \\
      normalizeToUnixPaths,
      // From Migrate/CLI package
      normalizeDbUrl,
      normalizeRustError,
      normalizeMigrateTimestamps,
      // artificial panic
      normalizeArtificialPanic,
    )(message)
  },
}

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While checking out at the store the other day the boys asked to buy some gum (as always) which sparked an idea. So we picked up some Wrigley's Extra Gum in polar ice, spearmint and peppermint.
I always love making gingerbread houses but wanted to make something a bit different this year. So I gathered my supplies and assembled my houses. You can use storebought houses or cut out your own from homemade gingerbread OR just use graham crackers.
Since I like my houses to last more than a few days I like to use a secret weapon.
A glue gun. Yep I want my houses to stay standing! Next started my bright idea – gum stick siding! When the boys finally saw what I was doing they were impressed. Start from the bottom and work your way up.
All the little touches were added on later and given plenty of time to dry (with the icing). I used the gum for siding, roofing, bricks, doors and shutters. You can get a clean line by cutting it wtih scissors.
A bonus is your hands smell good from all the minty flavors!
I mean, how cute is this?!
For a final touch, I fashioned a couple little trees out of the gum wrappers. If you're like us and ALWAYS have tons of gum stocking stuffers this would be a fun project to do after the holidays as well to use up leftover candy!
Do you make gingerbread houses as a part of your holiday traditions?
I will have to try out your recipe next year – thanks for sharing.
Oh my gosh I love this!!! So pinning this on Pinterest for next year!
This is so cute! What a great idea. Plus, I love the photography! Beautiful.


Preheat the oven to 180ºC (bake). Grease a 25 cm round (spring-form) cake tin with butter (or spray oil). Line the bottom of it with baking paper as well.
First we wan to make zest-infused sugar: Get your orange zest and place it in a food processor (I used my Magic Bullet!) with 1 1/2 cups of sugar. Blitz till it's finely ground.
In the bowl of a cake mixer/hand beater, or even by hand if you don't have a cake mixer (it'll still work!) beat the butter together with the zest-infused sugar until it's well-combined.
In another seperate bowl combine the ground almonds, flour, and salt. Stir to combine.
Add half of the almond mixture to the butter, then add the eggs one by one, stopping the machine a few times (if using a cake mixer) to scrape the sides down. Then add the remaining almond mixture, stirring until just combined.
Scrape the cake batter into the creased cake tin, levelling the top of the cake batter. Bake for 40-45 minutes, or until a skewer inserted into the centre comes out relatively clean. While the cake is baking, make the syrup.
In a medium sized saucepan heat the 3/4 cup orange juice and 6 tablespoons of sugar until boiling and the sugar is dissolved. Set aside. When the cake comes out of the oven, brush the syrup all over the hot cake. Leave the cake in the cake tin to completely cool.
Cut the orange into 3-4mm slices. Put in a small saucepan,add enough water to cover the organges well, and bring to a simmer. Blanch the slices for ten minutes, then drain well. After draining put the oranges back in the saucepan and add 2/3 cup sugar and 2/3 cup water. Simmer the oranges for about seven minutes, or until they are tender and translucent.
To serve: Serve slices of the cake, accompanied by a slice of candied orange and some of the leftover syrup. Also lovely with some natural yogurt.


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Beatles – The Beatles At The Beeb Vol. 3 (Vinyl)
Beeb Transcription Records (1986)
Rare & Highly Collectable Beatles LP, Released In The '80s As Part Of Fascinating, Comprehensive Collection Of Beatles BBC Sessions. Vinyl & Laminated Cover Still In Top Condition!
SKU: BAB 062 / 2174/S Categories: Pop, Rarities Tag: The Beatles
Beginning in the 1960s, the best of Britian's pop and rock bands were invited by the BBC to record in-studio and live performances to be broadcast. The Beatles recorded 88 songs from 1963-1966 for the BBC, and this lovingly compiled series brings together those historic performances.
Condition – Vinyl: NEAR MINT!
Condition – Cover: EXCELLENT!
Beeb Transcription Records: The most important series of Beatles BBC unofficial releases started in October 1986, when the first of 13 LPs with BBC sessions, titled 'The Beatles At The Beeb', appeared. The tapes originating this series had long been preserved by a U.K. collector, who in the middle of the '80s traded them with some Dutch friends. The material was then given to a group of European producers who started the release of the records on the label "Beeb Transcription Records." The absolute importance of this series is that it brings us an incredible amount of previously unreleased sessions, often including chats and announcements. Moreover, sound quality is in general very good, often excellent, and the liner notes give useful information.
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Ragnarok – Nooks (Vinyl)
Fantastic VERY RARE Second LP Record From Ragnarok, New Zealand's Best Prog Rock Band. Vinyl Still In Great Condition — Especially When Considering This LP Is Over 42 Years Old! Includes Insert With Lyrics.
David Bowie – "Heroes" (Vinyl) Original Japanese Pressing
Super Rare!! Top Quality Audiophile Actual 1977 Japanese First Pressing ~ Still In Immaculate Condition! Includes Insert With Lyrics In English & Another Insert With Notes In Japanese. Lovingly Looked After For Over 40 Years ~ A True Vinyl Gem!


Grip industrial white series castor wheels feature plain and roller bearing technology coupled with pressed steel componentry. There are 2 subcategories namely, NYLON PP CORE and PP SANDWICH.
Gal plated, pressed steel componentry with white polypropylene core centred, moulded polyurethane shock absorbent insert and white polypropylene outers with quality roller bearings. Ideal for internal use where the load is sensitive and needs cushioning.


Everton forward and former England captain Wayne Rooney has been charged with drink driving by Cheshire Police.
Rooney was arrested during the early hours of Friday morning, seven-and-a-half miles from his home in Prestbury, Cheshire.
The 31-year-old was charged with driving while over the legal limit and released on bail.
Rooney is due to appear at Stockport Magistrates' Court on September 18 – the day after his scheduled first return to Old Trafford when Everton face Manchester United in the Premier League.
A statement read: "Cheshire Police has charged a man with drink-driving following a vehicle stop in Wilmslow.
"The man was arrested shortly after 2.00am today, Friday 1 September, after officers stopped a black VW Beetle on Altrincham Road, Wilmslow.
"Wayne Rooney, aged 31, has since been charged with driving whilst over the prescribed limit.
Rooney returned to boyhood club Everton in July following 13 years at United, during which time he became the all-time record goalscorer for the Red Devils and his country.
A goal in each of Everton's opening two league matches this season saw him touted for an England recall but Rooney announced a shock international retirement ahead of the Three Lions' World Cup qualifiers versus Malta and Slovakia.


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Trump is a Tax Cheat
It is this simple. The President is a tax cheat. He paid $750 dollars in 2016 and 17 according to the New York Times in a bomb shell report. He also paid no taxes for over a decade of tax returns.
There is more from the lede of the article which also matters for the country.
As the president wages a re-election campaign that polls say he is in danger of losing, his finances are under stress, beset by losses and hundreds of millions of dollars in debt coming due that he has personally guaranteed. Also hanging over him is a decade-long audit battle with the Internal Revenue Service over the legitimacy of a $72.9 million tax refund that he claimed, and received, after declaring huge losses. An adverse ruling could cost him more than $100 million.
Now let me make this clear. People with a lot of debt are not considered for national security jobs. If you have a clearance, this is a good way to lose it. Why? You are much easier to manipulate. The president has so much debt coming up that it will be even easier to pull strings.
However, this is the principle of the whole thing. He considers anybody who serves the country, either in the military or the civil service, to be stupid. Why? Cheating on the IRS is also a good way to lose your clearance and your job. He is a man concerned about cheating others and maintaining the illusion of great wealth. He also has transferred vast amounts to his children in deals that are not very clear, and look more like self-dealing. This will be for the DOJ to determine, in the future. For the moment, the DOJ is under the control of an ally that will not do what has to happen.
Realize, he thinks that he is smart because he avoids paying taxes. While the rest of us, regular Joes and Janes, pay a lot more every year, therefore we are idiots. He says he loves the military. We pay for the military. He claims to want infrastructure, taxes pay that. We also pay for schools, scientific research, the police he claims to love, the fire service, and national parks. Taxes also pay for some limited medical care, and for a slew of services that most of us are not aware of. Taxes are the price of civilized society. We are fools to contribute our fair share. That is the view of the president.
He is also not as wealthy as he claims to be. Those of us who have been paying attention suspected that there were debts coming. Now we know for sure. According to the Times:
In fact, those public filings offer a distorted picture of his financial state, since they simply report revenue, not profit. In 2018, for example, Mr. Trump announced in his disclosure that he had made at least $434.9 million. The tax records deliver a very different portrait of his bottom line: $47.4 million in losses.
And within the next four years, more than $300 million in loans — obligations for which he is personally responsible — will come due.
This shows a man who is in danger of having to declare bankruptcy. He also paid his daughter money as a consultant in amounts that raise a red flag. These payments were claimed as business expenses. Is this self-dealing, or just avoiding taxes?
Then there are the shell companies and foreign tax heavens. Donald Trump has many friends who have them, and he does as well. His name appears in the Panama Papers database. He has little imagination I suppose, and Mossack-Fonseca did not advise him to use another name. This is the whole universe of people associated with him who have offshore accounts by the way. And for my friends in larger media, do a general search on the database for the Panama Papers.
This is why the president has but one goal, reduce the taxes of people who have a lot of money and seek more. He does not care about the little people. From those who have left the administration, we know he despises his base, for example.
We must ask if there is a criminal liability to the president at this point? If he has shell companies, that will raise red flags. If he is self-dealing, that will also raise them.
What is true is that Trump is running the country the same way he runs his business…into the ground. He is also desperate to remain in office because he will not be able to squash what is coming as a private citizen. And what is coming is far more than just an audit from the Internal Revenue Service. We know because the Southern District of New York and state courts are pursuing the scent of what looks like a white-collar crime.
His base will believe him when he says this is fake news. That is all they know to do. He already called this exactly that and the White House is in full attack mode with the Media. That is all they know how to do as well.
What we also know is that Trump is a kleptocrat, who has yet to learn how to funnel federal money to his own accounts. He is not a very good kleptocrat, just like he is not a very good businessman. While he's lived a life of luxury, it's all an illusion.
This is now clear.
Will his base finally say enough? Hardly. They love him for sticking it to the man, even if they have to pay more taxes than he. They also know one day they will be as wealthy as Trump. This is a more expansive version of the prosperity gospel ideology, with hints of authoritarianism and rank fascism.
Kleptocrat
Taxcheats
Summer of Rage
The Cut in The Cut
🌎Time to Wake Up: Methane and the Captured EPA
Sheldon Whitehouse
Fox Never Expected This — The Medicare for All Moment
National Nurses United
Why Obama Fears for Our Democracy
Jeffrey Goldberg in The Atlantic
How Neoliberalism destroyed the Democratic Party
Zach Toillion
Building a Better Democratic Party
Owen Voutsinas-Klose
Who Dares Stand For Government?
Jeremy Peters in Politically Speaking
Will Americans vote themselves into autocracy?
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These CD's are a result of a collaborative Mother-Son effort. Roseanne's skills leading the meditation and Matt's talent as guitarist will take you on a relaxing, inward journey to help you feel balanced and centered. You will be led through each energy center of your energy field with colors, images and attributes related to those centers through Roseanne's guidance and Matt's music. It makes meditation easy…REALLY!
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BTU Deadline Alert: Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, LLC Reminds Peabody Energy Corporation Shareholders of Class Action and Lead Plaintiff Deadline: November 27, 2020
Thursday, 26. November 2020 16:00
NEW YORK, Nov. 26, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Attorney Advertising--Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, LLC notifies investors that a class action lawsuit has been filed against Peabody Energy Corporation ("Peabody" or "the Company") (NYSE: BTU) and certain of its officers, on behalf of shareholders who purchased or otherwise acquired Peabody securities between April 3, 2017 and October 28, 2019, both dates inclusive (the "Class Period"). Such investors are encouraged to join this case by visiting the firm's site: www.bgandg.com/btu.
This class action seeks to recover damages against Defendants for alleged violations of the federal securities laws under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
The Complaint alleges that throughout the Class Period, Defendants made materially false and misleading statements that: (1) the Company had failed to implement adequate safety controls at the North Goonyella mine to prevent the risk of a spontaneous combustion event; (2) the Company failed to follow its own safety procedures; and (3) as a result, the North Goonyella mine was at a heightened risk of shutdown. Further, according to the lawsuit, following the September 28, 2018 fire and throughout the remainder of the Class Period, defendants failed to disclose, and would continue to omit, the following adverse facts pertaining to the feasibility of Peabody's plan to restart the North Goonyella mine: (1) the Company's low-cost plan to restart operations at the mine posed unreasonable safety and environmental risks; (2) the Australian body responsible for ensuring acceptable health and safety standards, the Queensland Mines Inspectorate ("QMI"), would likely mandate a safer, cost-prohibitive approach; and (3) as a result, there would be major delays in reopening the North Goonyella mine and restarting coal production. When the true details entered the market, the lawsuit claims that investors suffered damages.
A class action lawsuit has already been filed. If you wish to review a copy of the Complaint you can visit the firm's site: www.bgandg.com/btu or you may contact Peretz Bronstein, Esq. or his Investor Relations Analyst, Yael Hurwitz of Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, LLC at 212-697-6484. If you suffered a loss in Peabody you have until November 27, 2020 to request that the Court appoint you as lead plaintiff. Your ability to share in any recovery doesn't require that you serve as a lead plaintiff.
Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, LLC is a corporate litigation boutique. Our primary expertise is the aggressive pursuit of litigation claims on behalf of our clients. In addition to representing institutions and other investor plaintiffs in class action security litigation, the firm's expertise includes general corporate and commercial litigation, as well as securities arbitration. Attorney advertising. Prior results do not guarantee similar outcomes.
Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, LLC
Peretz Bronstein or Yael Hurwitz
212-697-6484 | info@bgandg.com


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Host Neil Patrick Harris arrives at the Oscars
Oscars 2015 red carpet pictures: Eddie Redmayne, Rosamund Pike, Hans Zimmer and a galaxy of stars
15. Host Neil Patrick Harris arrives at the Oscars
Tonight's host Neil Patrick Harris (right) and his husband and actor David Burtka (left) attend the 87th Annual Academy Awards at Hollywood & Highland Center. Photo: Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images
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Q: Elastic Beanstalk eb init Error processing line 1 Everytime I run an eb command on my terminal,I'm having this error at the top:
Error processing line 1 of /Users/lorenzojoaquin/.ebcli-virtual-env/lib/python3.11/site-packages/distutils-precedence.pth:

  Traceback (most recent call last):
    File "/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/site.py", line 152, in addpackage
      exec line
    File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
    File "/Users/lorenzojoaquin/.ebcli-virtual-env/lib/python3.11/site-packages/_distutils_hack/__init__.py", line 194
      f'spec_for_{name}',
                       ^
  SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Remainder of file ignored

I installed it using the recommended method cloning the github repo
I imagine it has something to do with the installation but I couldn't make it work.
Yesterday I uploaded something to Elastic Beanstalk without problems, but today something changed
Please Help

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