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Where Should You Go To Law School?
Join Joe and Elie as they discuss about the different types of law school and narrow the list for prospective law students.
Above the Law - Thinking Like a Lawyer
Elie Mystal
Elie Mystal is the Managing Editor of Above the Law Redline and the Editor-At-Large of Breaking Media....
Joe Patrice
Joe Patrice is an Editor at Above the Law. For over a decade, he practiced as a...
The latest in Thinking Like A Lawyer's ongoing — if intermittent — series asking prospective law students where they're thinking about going to law school and offering our advice. Offers from Penn and Berkeley? Elie and Joe got thoughts about it.
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Where Should You Go To Law School
Intro: Welcome to Thinking Like a Lawyer with your hosts Elie Mystal and Joe Patrice, talking about legal news and pop culture, all while thinking like a lawyer, here on Legal Talk Network.
Joe Patrice: Hello. Welcome to another edition of Thinking Like A Lawyer. I am Joe Patrice.
Elie Mystal: And I am Elie Mystal.
Joe Patrice: Yeah.
Elie Mystal: I don't have my headphones on today, which means, I can't hear your goddamn soundboard.
Joe Patrice: Really?
Elie Mystal: See, I know you're doing it because you're a little click, click, clicking.
Joe Patrice: Yeah, yeah.
Elie Mystal: But I can't hear it, which is awesome.
Joe Patrice: Yeah. No, that's true. You don't have headphones on, so we're recording here another episode, this time we're going to talk a little bit about law school and applying to law school and some of —
Elie Mystal: The first —
Elie Mystal: First since we are talking about would be baby lawyers, and it was mentioned that I should have been angry about this last week. I will grind my gears here about the vagaries or potty training.
Joe Patrice: Ooh, okay.
Elie Mystal: So, a 5-year-old, 2-year-old, a 2.5-year-old is right now in the throes of potty training, and I guess what I want from a kind of — from a thinking like a lawyer standard. Okay?
Joe Patrice: Yes.
Elie Mystal: Why do we impose potty training on children when they're clearly too dumb and too impetuous to understand? Why isn't it more socially acceptable to just let the kids crap themselves until four or five. Or again, 10 or 11 when girls are watching, I don't know, but why can't we just wait until they can do it themselves as opposed to this dark current society which involves rule making towards a mind that is not capable of accepting the rule, right?
Joe Patrice: Well, I mean but the mind is capable of accepting the rule, right? Like you've successfully potty-trained your child. So that means —
Elie Mystal: I mean we're — we're getting there.
Joe Patrice: Yeah. So that means that the mind actually is capable of it and the alternative of course is you continue changing diapers for another 10 years.
Elie Mystal: The frontal lobe is not capable, right? You are not being able to train him through rational thought, you're only able to train him through, you know, the rote habit making, which is like a different part of the brain. I don't remember on the top of my head, but it's a different part of the brain that your – you are basically beating part of his brain into submission to the potty as opposed to being able to elucidate him on the benefits of the potty.
Joe Patrice: Right.
Elie Mystal: If we wait until they were a little bit older, we wouldn't have to go through.
Joe Patrice: You know what, you are perfectly welcome to continue dealing with people crapping their pants for years to come, the rest of us just not going to do that.
Elie Mystal: Yes, I hadn't thought of that.
Joe Patrice: Yeah, because that's the thing. That's the downside of it for you. And I know the way to sell this. I'm going to make it all about you. This is all about your pain and your inconvenience not about anything else.
Elie Mystal: Right.
Joe Patrice: Yeah, and so you should embrace this moment.
Elie Mystal: You're right, because although the past week-and-a-half has been terrible and we probably have at least another two or three weeks of generally a bad situation, but after that's over, so like sometime in this summer, sometime this summer I won't have to buy diapers anymore.
Elie Mystal: So, there's going to be a cost saving.
Joe Patrice: See, there you go.
Elie Mystal: And then, yeah, sometimes in the summer I will not actually ever have to change because this is our last kid. Me and my wife doesn't necessarily agree, but like it takes two, this is our last kid that we have together. Sometime this summer I will no longer have to change human feces with my hands.
Joe Patrice: Yeah, see, you know what, this was just a demonstration of like how Judge Posner deals with decision-making. I found practical goal and walked you through the incentives until you got there.
Elie Mystal: I'm usually not a Law and Economics guy, but it's a powerful — it's a powerful decision matrix.
Joe Patrice: Yeah, so — but no, I think that we've solved potty training here, and now from, I guess, we'll take a quick break but we'll transition then from babies who were crapping themselves to undergrads going to law school, which are not too different.
Elie Mystal: It's not dissimilar.
Joe Patrice: Yeah. All right, so we'll take a quick break.
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Joe Patrice: Okay. Welcome back. So let's talk about law school. Now, for those of you who have been listening to the show for a while, you know that a feature that we do every year are a series of episodes called — that we kind of called the decision, where we have people write in, who are contemplating law school.
Elie Mystal: Right. The U.S. News & World Report rankings for law schools just came out a couple weeks ago, so that usually kicks off decision season. Decision season for us usually ends when the Above the Law rankings come out, which will be at the end of May, I'll just put in a quick plug, the Above the Law rankings come out later than the US News rankings, because the Above the Law rankings wait for the updated ABA statistics on hiring and placement. U.S. News is actually always looking a year behind with that kind of stuff.
Joe Patrice: And yet they date them a year ahead.
Elie Mystal: Yes.
Joe Patrice: So, they're a year behind, date themselves a year ahead, so there's a two-year swing on the accuracy of their rankings.
Elie Mystal: Gas-lighting bro, gas-lighting. But, during this time, these are the times — the reason why this is decision season is because these are generally when law school admission fees come due, right? You got to make your deposit for whatever law school you're going to attend right around this time.
So, people who are lucky enough to have multiple offers to go to different law schools, tend to ask us what we think. We try to give them in a kind of an unvarnished true opinion of where they should go; prestige versus money, region, those kinds of consideration.
So, we have a couple of people who knew that we were going to do this and sent them already, but if you have your own decision and that you are trying to make, please feel free to email us at tips, that's HYPERLINK "mailto:[email protected]"[email protected]. We will get your email, we will read your email. We might use it for an actual post or we might address your question in an upcoming podcast. So, please, that's HYPERLINK "mailto:[email protected]"[email protected] with your decision questions.
Joe Patrice: Absolutely yeah, and that's a good reminder also to not just listen to this podcast, which you should do religiously and give reviews and all that sort of thing, but also to read Above the Law because we can we can deal with these in multiple different medium.
So, let's begin.
Elie Mystal: I don't have headphones or the computer so I am just the guy sitting.
Joe Patrice: Oh, I just had to wait for the drum-roll to finish.
Elie Mystal: Oh my God!
Joe Patrice: So, the first one we have. So this is a question that came to us. It's kind of unique, it's not a multiple schools discussion.
Elie Mystal: Oh, no.
Joe Patrice: Well, all right, so the student is looking to ultimately go into kind of a Big Law sort of world, okay. They have, let's see, have been admitted to — they put out, sent out a bunch of applications, they've been admitted to Boston University okay, scored 166 on the LSAT, question that they have is, given the dream of going into big law, getting into BU, should they attempt to retake the LSAT or roll with this and is BU fun?
Elie Mystal: Are they getting any money at BU?
Joe Patrice: No, that is not discussed in this. The question only is re-take or not?
Elie Mystal: Yes, so 166 is a difficult score to know whether or not you should re-take it without kind of knowing more about what kind of a test-taker you are. If I got a 166 I would re-take, I would know I have some confidence in my test taking abilities. I did in fact, but I would have some confidence that I could pop better than a 166, and at the level that he's talking about, the difference between a 166 and a 170, difference between a 166 and a 171, it's not nothing. Those five points is a significant difference, that can be the difference between going to BU, BC, nothing — there's anything wrong with those schools or being, depending on some other factors kind of an outside competitive at Harvard, certainly being competitive at your Dukes and your Vanderbilts, if all you're concerned about with big law, 170 is certainly competitive at Georgetown.
So, if your only goal is big law with this thing and you feel confident that you can get a better score, there's a lot to be said for taking it again.
Joe Patrice: Yeah. My advice was because I already wrote this person back but my advise was, if you feel you're kind of at this 166, it's okay to go to BU if your goal is Big Law. I know people who are BU grads, who work in Big Law, are they going to work at Wachtel? Maybe that's a little bit harder, but are they going to work at an actual Big Law firm in New York or DC, or I guess Boston too potentially, but probably even more importantly if you're at BU. But, if you want to be at a New York Big Law setting, BU is a perfectly fine school to do that from. It's not in your like elite status but it is definitely in the good enough that you can do that.
Elie Mystal: 166 is not a bad score.
Joe Patrice: Exactly.
Elie Mystal: One thing that's not mentioned in this, at least, I don't think it is mentioned in this query that would really kind of to me be the deciding factor is, well, did you take a course before you got the 166 or not, right?
Elie Mystal: Because if that is your course-free score, then dear God man, take a course and score better. Like, if you're about to invest quarter of a million dollars potentially into your legal education, you should be willing to invest the $8,000 into your LSAT prep course.
And so, if 166 is what you're doing kind of raw, absolutely take a course and score better. If 166 is the pinnacle of taking a course and taking it seriously and kind of trying your best with it, then maybe you've reached a kind of natural top, and 166 is a fine score and BU is a fine school.
Joe Patrice: Yeah, and I also said that if you are at 166 and then you go to BU, you do have the option if you kick the hell out of your first year of shopping yourself around as a transfer student too. It's not a course that tons of people take but it is definitely one that people have taken.
Elie Mystal: And just to close the loop, I mean, I would be remiss if I didn't say; also you're probably going to freaking hate Big Law right? Like it's the — most people don't actually like it, so when you're kind of going to a law school saying like, oh, I only want Big Law like that, your desire to do only that could change pretty quickly.
Joe Patrice: I mean, yeah, that's definitely true too. But, I mean, I don't think that's significant for this question because it's not like if the answer were, oh, I don't want to do Big Law, your response would be, oh, well then just go to Cooley, like, it's still worth going to the better school.
All right, our second talk of the day is much more complex matrix, okay?
Elie Mystal: All right.
Joe Patrice: All right, so get —
Elie Mystal: But you like paper.
Joe Patrice: Yeah — no well, no, I mean, I've got it written down here I can —
Elie Mystal: I mean, like speaking of LSAT courses like do I need to draw a picture?
Joe Patrice: Yeah. I didn't take an LSAT course, so I don't know how those things work, but let's see. So, this one, I guess you don't have to ask questions but I have it written down and so like a dungeon master or something you can ask me questions and I can like tell you what they are.
All right, so he's narrowed down to — he or she has narrowed it down to three choices. Berkeley with a $120,000 scholarship, Chicago with a $30,000 scholarship, and Penn with an $80,000 scholarship, okay.
Elie Mystal: Did he or she roll a black character?
Joe Patrice: Yeah, you might want to avoid Penn if you did roll a black character or any minority, frankly.
Elie Mystal: Or Chicago, you mean, if you roll —
Joe Patrice: That's true too, the Burkes.
Elie Mystal: If you roll the black character, $100,000 at Berkeley is going to be your winner right there. It's a threshold issue. So, okay, let's say —
Joe Patrice: For those of you who aren't familiar with those stories, you should be reading Above the Law more and just type-in the words Amy Wax or Edmund Burke and it's going to come up.
All right, so character here once to clerk, ultimately, but all three of these schools I think are sufficiently good that clerking is going to happen at these.
Elie Mystal: We're going to go with Woodland Elf not Dark Elf, okay.
Joe Patrice: Okay, yes, let's assume Woodland for the sake of this. All right so —
Elie Mystal: So, ultimately it's clerking.
Joe Patrice: Ultimately wants to clerk and go into some appellate work, in fairness that's what a lot of people say when they're starting out because it's the only thing you really understand. Appellate work is like your Political Science classes so you kind of get, but there's more to life than that; but still, if you want to go into that, there's plenty of options for you.
All right, so clerk and wants to go into that appellate work, very interested in organizations like the ACLU, Southern Poverty Law Center is okay with the idea of going to Big Law to pay off bills but would rather not.
Elie Mystal: So, it doesn't sound like she made the saving throw against poverty, right?
Joe Patrice: Oh yeah, okay, you're continuing with this analogy of Dungeons & Dragons. I – sorry, I even raised it. So — no, apparently.
Elie Mystal: I am a nerd of the old school.
Joe Patrice: Yeah so okay, understands that loan debt will be pretty high but they do need loans though, but they are willing to work at Big Law to pay that back. If they need new wrinkle, Chicago native, ultimately wants to be there or is acceptable with DC, so wants to be in those kind of places.
So now we could revisit Berkeley for a 120, Chicago with 30, Penn with 80.
Elie Mystal: Okay, I am going to have — again assuming a white character. I'm going to go strong for Penn with 80.
Joe Patrice: Okay.
Elie Mystal: Chicago native is all nice but the difference between — and I do think, especially if this particular person happens to be a bit conservative, Chicago is a great –
Joe Patrice: I'm thinking going to the Southern Poverty Law Center suggests they are not.
Elie Mystal: Good point, good point. I forgot that. Well then – okay, so now if you're going to tell me the person's left-leaning, Chicago's just off the map. Like in the best of situations, Chicago might be a little better than Penn about getting you that clerkship, $50,000 a year better than Penn getting you that clerkship. I don't know about that and then certainly when you add in, maybe you're more concerned with social justice as opposed to kind of Heritage Foundation stuff, Chicago just no longer really is in the game here.
Between Penn and Berkeley, I'm going to go slightly with Penn just because what she's saying — what he or she is saying, could be in DC, wants to do appellate work, ACLU, that all kind of pulls me east as opposed to making me think, I want to go all the way out west.
Joe Patrice: I mean, I think that's very fair. I was torn on this, I'm with you on the Chicago level. I think that's off the table in this scenario. It's also good to get out of town for a little bit, it's only three years. I feel like Berkeley's a lot more money and is still a great school. I just feel like Berkeley's the kind of place where you're going to get a lot of good experience. You're going to get a lot cheaper.
I think that is perfectly easy to go from there to the sorts of work that you're talking about. I'd also note that clerk-wise, to the extent there are alumni connection, clerking sorts of things, the West Coast is kind of a good place to be because there's a lot of judges out there, who come from those schools that you have a leg up on in the negotiating that over everyone else.
And I also think that there's —
Elie Mystal: Hang on. The Ninth Circuit is kind of a hot place to be just to know.
Joe Patrice: Right, and there's the Ninth Circuit being a hot place to be but there's also I feel like if even in starting one's career in an appellate practice, so much of the work gets sucked up by a couple of firms and a couple of lawyers when you start venturing into the DC and Chicago, even with the general Black folks.
So, like when you're dealing with those kind of places, it get sucked up into a few firms; whereas, on the West Coast, there is a little bit more work to go around, I think. So, even if you end up having to — even if the worst thing that happens to Berkeley is you end up staying in California for a couple extra years of your — starting out your career, that's not the worst thing in the world.
Elie Mystal: Yeah, I mean look, you make good points and I basically agree with you. And again, certainly if you're non-White, Berkeley is I think the clear choice. My main reason for still kind of backing Penn is that Amy Wax aside, Penn is a generally underrated school.
Joe Patrice: Agree.
Elie Mystal: People kind of generally don't realize just how good Penn law is in terms of getting jobs, in terms of placing their own people, in terms of their alumni network, and so people tend to undervalue that. Look, you make a great point, Berkeley is $50,000 more than they're giving her and California is not a bad place to cool your heels, if you have to stay there a little bit longer before you eventually move back to Chicago or the East Coast.
Joe Patrice: Yeah — no I think that's true. So, we're done a little bit earlier than we usually are, do you want to just chat about what's going on in the news?
Elie Mystal: Those are the only two?
Joe Patrice: Those are the only two we have so far, and I actually thought the money one was going to drag us out a little bit longer but we kind of agree so much, so.
Elie Mystal: My favorite from — and this guy has already made a decision about speaking of some of the things that have been going on in the news. I had a guy contacted me over Facebook who was choosing between University Chicago, Cornell, Northwestern.
University of Chicago gave them no money, Cornell gave them a lot of money, Northwestern was right in the middle. So, I know what I told him what's your —
Joe Patrice: So what was it? It was Cornell —
Elie Mystal: UFC, Northwestern. What's Big Law?
Joe Patrice: I mean, Cornell is giving the most money?
Elie Mystal: Cornell is giving the most money.
Joe Patrice: I think Cornell then.
Elie Mystal: I'll throw an African-American.
Joe Patrice: I'd go to Cornell out of that I think, right?
Elie Mystal: What? Just straight money?
Joe Patrice: I think the money is very good, but it's also a very good school that has ties to the New York and big large market, it's a much like Penn kind of underrated in that front; and if it's giving the most money, then that strikes me as the right answer, but –
Elie Mystal: I basically said the same. I gave him a little bit more of a plug for Northwestern.
Elie Mystal: Then you get kind of on the same way that I gave, it's a very close thing and I shaded a little bit towards Penn, I shaded a little bit towards Northwestern, because one of the things that he says is that in addition to in wanting the Big Law experience and Big Law money basically, he was talking a lot about how the thing that he wanted to do in law school at least or clinics and those kinds of things, and it's hard to — if experiential learning is how you think you learn best, it's hard to go against Northwestern's plan there, they have been innovators and leaders in that kind of learning. And so, in the world we're like, are you going to get a better grade maybe at Northwestern than Cornell just because maybe it's teaching you in a way that — so that's kind of how I went a little bit for Northwestern.
Joe Patrice: That's fair.
Elie Mystal: Obviously again for both of us – and I think it's important for people to hear that, right?
Elie Mystal: We're both saying Chicago just off the table in that situation, Chicago is —
Joe Patrice: U of Chicago?
Elie Mystal: Yeah.
Elie Mystal: U of Chicago in US news at least is kind of much more highly ranked than Northwestern or Cornell as opposed to our other person who was Chicago and Penn are actually very, very close in the U.S. space, Chicago has real distance between Northwestern or Cornell, but Chicago at no money as an African-American when other schools are giving you money, they can't make that case right now.
Joe Patrice: Well, I mean, it certainly has been a rough couple of months for them on that score.
Okay, so, I actually had a conversation the other day too, but this one was pretty easy. I don't even remember what the other schools were, but he came up and he's like, well, so I got a couple things, I got this, this, this, but I'm also in Stanford and I'm going out there, then he's like, yes, you're done here. Wait, hold on, let me ask a question, is one of the next things you are going to say "Yale", because otherwise you're done here? Absolutely going to Stanford; we're finished; please don't continue to drag this out, yeah.
Elie Mystal: Look, law schools are ridiculously expensive, I think over-expensive. It's hard — the problem with saying all the time that law school is too expensive, is that in this world given where the market is, Harvard, Yale and Stanford are bargains, right?
Joe Patrice: Yeah. It's astounding constantly to look at how much Yale, Harvard and Stanford are, and then you look at what one of the worst law schools in the country is and it's almost the same, and you go, how can that possibly be?
Elie Mystal: There are law schools that are at the literal bottom of any ranking anywhere, that are charging just $10,000 less a year than Yale, just $8,000 less a year than Stanford, and if that's the market Stanford's a steal, Yale is a steal. If — I don't want to dog any particulars, I mean, I want to dog every school, but — if Emery because it's in the south and I can usually get away if making fun, if Emery is going to — and there's nothing wrong with Emery. If Emery is going to charge $40,000 a year then Yale should be able to charge $80,000, and that's the kind of separation that you're looking at the HYS level, and you love how I keep putting Harvard first when I say that?
Joe Patrice: Yeah — no despite years and years of actual studies.
Elie Mystal: All evidence in the contract. At that HYS level you're getting something even more — you're getting a lot of bang for your buck because if you're interested in Big Law, you're covered, if you're interested in practicing law outside the country you're covered, if you're interested in being a Supreme Court justice you're covered. They put you into a different strata, that only kind of the top 10% at the other top 15 in schools can even think about doing for you.
Joe Patrice: Yeah, I mean the gap between some of the — I was just looking at some recent data, the net, you know, like undiscounted costs of the top tier schools are roughly 70 grand at this point over the bottom tier schools, but you got to think about that, that is 70 grand that is you got to start discounting out over the life of your career and even if your career is 10 years, you leave law reasonably young, if your career is ten years that's 7,000 a year, if you're going it, the quality of job that you're going to get at the better school will more than cover the seven grand a year difference.
Elie Mystal: See, nothing of the quality and this is again all — everybody would like say, oh, you can do anything with a law degree, hmm.
Joe Patrice: Hmm.
Elie Mystal: But, with a Yale law degree, nah, you all can do anything.
Joe Patrice: I mean, In fact – well, actually with a Yale law degree the one thing you may not be able to do is actually be a lawyer, you could become the head of the defense department of a small Caribbean nation, but you will not necessarily be a lawyer, I mean, they say Skull and Bones, but that's actually that school, that school is just a giant Skull and Bones Society.
Elie Mystal: Yeah, if you get into Yale, go, that's our parting advice.
Joe Patrice: Yeah, and that's what I said about Stanford too. I was like, unless you're going to say "Yale" which is in whole different discussion —
Elie Mystal: If somebody asks if you're a god, you say, yes.
Joe Patrice: Yeah, to bring it back to Ghostbusters as we try all the time.
So, yeah, so that's it. So, seriously though everybody out there listening, if you're an undergrad or know and love an undergrad or frankly hate an undergrad, whatever, if you have anybody you should let them know if they're contemplating law school and they have some questions about what to choose we love these little hypotheticals, so send them to [email protected] and we'll see if we can get them into a post or on the show, we'll try and get to as many as we can because it's good for us, it helps us get a look into what people are currently thinking and it helps you all to get the benefit of at least our experience. So, that sounded kind of depressing to say "our experience".
Elie Mystal: Because we are old now, that's why it sound depressing.
Joe Patrice: I don't think it's so much old as we're two people who have made the affirmative decision not to practice law, so suggest we may have different priorities, but whatever.
Elie Mystal: Well, the whole point of doing the podcast or doing it online is our getting it into a post as well so then you get the wisdom of the crowd.
Joe Patrice: That's true too from all of our comments. Anyway, so, that's it for the show. Thanks for listening. If you aren't subscribed, go do that right now, seriously, just we'll stop, we'll let you go subscribe.
Okay, we're back, and then you should give us a review to write something, don't just give us stars as lovely as those are, but the more that gets written and so on helps that algorithm understand that we're a law podcast that people might want to listen to. Follow us on Twitter, he's @ElieNYC, I am @JosephPatrice, watch MSNBC Elie's on it pretty much every night now. So, that's another way you can see him, and that's it, we'll talk to you soon.
Elie Mystal: Ease out, guys.
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Chances are - you spend more than a couple hours in front of a screen each day. If so, it is likely that you experience symptoms associated with Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS). Symptoms can include headaches; tired, stressed, or burning eyes; loss of focus; blurred or double vision; and even shoulder and neck pain.
CVS is caused because your eyes perceive letters and numbers on a computer screen differently than on printed paper. Characters on a computer screen are defined and contrasted by light: they are made of tiny dots called pixels and they are brightest at the center and diminish toward their edges. Make sure you mention any issues at your next visit and we'll provide you with a number of solutions.
Corneal Refractive Therapy (CRT) is a safe, non-surgical and reversible process that uses specially designed contact lenses to gently reshape the surface of your eye during sleep, thereby providing clear vision during the day without the need for glasses or contacts. The effect is temporary, so lenses must be worn during sleep each night.
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Diabetic retinopathy – the vision threatening damage to the retina of the eye caused by diabetes – is one of the leading causes of blindness in the U.S., yet many cases can be prevented with regular eye exams and appropriate treatment.
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Glaucoma is a group of eye diseases that cause damage to the optic nerve which carries visual information from the back of the eye to the brain. Early glaucoma usually has no symptoms, therefore, routine eye exams are critical for prevention.
Cataracts, or the yellowing of the interocular lens, are common in the aging population and can cause a reduction in vision, especially at night. Glare and halos while driving are often the first symptoms of cataracts. Our doctors diagnose cataracts, make referrals to excellent surgeons, and co-manage post-operative care following surgery.
The most common risk factors for macular degeneration include genetics, a history of smoking, poor diet, a light complexion, excessive sun exposure and most recently, evidence related to the visible blue light emitted from electronic devices such as smart phones, computers, tablets and energy efficient LED light bulbs.
Want to see without glasses or contact lenses? While laser vision correction (LASIK and PRK) has become the preferred alternative to glasses and contact lenses, there are several other procedures now available, like implantable contact lenses (ICL), intra-ocular lenses (IOL) and corneal inlays. All of these options could completely free you from glasses and contacts! Our doctors are well versed in the co-management of surgical vision correction.


As I mentioned yesterday, I am on day two of a three day art course called Inspired by Joseph Cornell. Today we went to see the exhibition of some of his work at the Royal Academy of Arts. The exhibition is entitled Wanderlust which is an interesting choice as he was something of a recluse and didn't travel far from his home in New York during his whole life. However, he was obsessed with the idea of travel and collected photos, stamps, magazines, postcards - all kinds of items. He was also a very intelligent man who read widely so knew a lot about the world.
I really enjoyed seeing the work at the exhibition. This was my favourite piece that I saw today. The work is smaller than I had imagined and the strings are so precisely threaded.
In the afternoon we went back to the Centre and continued working on our own boxes inspired by Cornell.
Yesterday I had a mini crisis about wanting my work to be good but I'm over that today! I've decided to just have a go and see what happens. It's quite a psychological leap to make. We always want to do our best but when we're learning we just have to have a go, otherwise we'll never learn and improve.
That's been a useful lesson and something to remember to highlight when I am teaching my own students as they can often get stuck trying to be good.


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PESHAWAR: The proscribed Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) on Wednesday released the photos of its militants who carried out yesterday's brazen attack on the Army Public School, killing 148 people, most of them students.
The images taken in an undisclosed locations, were released by the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and received on December 17, 2014 show Taliban fighters who allegedly stormed an army-run school in Peshawar and mercilessly sprayed innocent children with bullets.
At least 132 children were killed besides several other staff members of the school in one of the most heinous terrorist attack of Pakistan's history.


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Nourish Now, a non-profit in Maryland, collects unused food from restaurants, grocery stores, and hotels, and distributes it to the hungry.
This work can be especially challenging, not only because of the rules that regulate redistributing food, but also because it can be hard to get businesses to participate. (Owners may be afraid of liability.) Nourish Now, however, has figured it out and has a system in place that delivers food to over 200 families in the DC area each month.
According to Nourish Now founder Brett Meyers, the reason Nourish Now is able to help people is because it's a non-profit organization. In other words, they're not a bunch of individuals running around collecting days-old bread and melty ice cream. This is a government-recognized organization. And the food is still good, quality food.
Here's how it works: At the end of each day, Nourish Now shows up with vans and volunteers to pick up any unused food from companies, like Panera Bread. "We hate seeing products go to waste," says Jenny Hurley, spokesperson for Panera restaurants in Maryland. Since Panera doesn't use any preservatives, they only serve food that is made the same day. Instead of throwing perfectly good food out, Panera donates it to Nourish Now and other similar groups.
Cooking Light: What exactly do you do, and how does it work?Brett Meyers: We collect unused fresh food from an array of food providers and donate that food to over 200 families and 25 social service agencies per month. We also collect healthy snacks and donate them to over 600 at-risk youth at local public schools for after-school programs and to take home for the weekends.
CL: What are some of the challenges you face?Brett: Some business owners don't want to deal with [helping] because they're worried about liability. We explain that the Federal Bill Emerson Good Samaritan Act passed by congress in 1996 takes away the liability issue when donating food to a 501c3 Non-Profit like Nourish Now.
CL: How are you funded?Brett: We're new; we have been around for two years. The funding is getting there. We have been awarded some grants. For example, Beaulieu Vineyards named me their 2012 National Hunger Hero, and Nourish Now received a $10,000 grant.
CL: That must mean you have a lot of volunteers?Brett: We have three people on staff, three interns, and about 100 volunteers. The community has helped a lot.
CL: Why go through all this trouble?Brett: I really care about people in general. I don't think anyone should be struggling with hunger anywhere in the world, especially in America, where we have so much unused food. I used to work in the food industry, and I saw so much unused fresh food thrown in the trash every day. In the United States, we waste about 96 billion pounds of food each year, while a large amount of that food is still fresh and can be donated to those in need.
CL: Any advice to those wanting to start something similar?Brett: Learn everything you can about non-profts, get your food handlers license, and learn about temperature safety. I think people will want to help; you just have to call them and ask.
To learn more about non-profit food collection businesses or how to start your own, check out the USDA's food recovery webpage. To get involved with Nourish Now, contact info@nourishnow.org or call 301-330-0222.
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Information technology - Z formal specification notation - Syntax, type system and semantics (Adopted ISO/IEC 13568:2002, first edition, 2002-07-01)
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Forget waiting in the smelly, potentially infested doctors office, now the doctor can come to you by way of your smartphone thanks to the new startup app, Doctor on Demand.
Doctor on Demand is a video consultation app that has generated $3 million in funding from companies including Google Ventures and Athena Health.
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Each video call will cost just $40 and can be paid for by credit card, a health care spending account or a flexible spending account.
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Doctors on Demand was founded by CEO, Adam Jackson, Dr. Pat Basu- former White House doctor, Jay McGraw- Dr.Phil's son, Tom Daschle,- former senator and Jonathan Bush from Athena Health.
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A woman gives birth to a demon in the new horror film 'Devil's Due' out Jan. 17. That's not a new cinematic concept. But to amp up excitement for the release, the movie's marketing team sent a prank demon baby out into the streets of NYC in an unattended coach and it wreaked some serious havoc.
And you thought New Yorkers were a tough bunch?!
The baby terrifies the people it encounters and is our worst nightmare. Things escalate as the tyke runs amok. Watch and laugh!
Zach Gilford from 'Friday Night Lights' stars in the film. So, with all this information in hand, who plans to take in some big, baby-generated scares at the multiplex this weekend?


Here in Britain, many people live in historic homes with unique characteristics that reflect the history of the property and give the house an endearing quality. Of course, over time these elements may become damaged or worn, and you'll need to find the best way to restore them to their former glory.
The right restoration methods will depend on what the particular features are made from, as well as the age of the piece – after all, different periods used different construction methods and you'll probably want to replicate those techniques wherever possible in order to match the originals.
Depending on the state of your property, elements like fireplace mantles, timber floors, staircases, banisters, window frames, picture rails and cornicing are all items that could use a bit of TLC in order to look their best – and being generally made from wood, you'll need to be careful in order to avoid causing any additional damage.
Timber floorboards, for example, can sometimes be sanded down and refinished, but if they have suffered severe damage, replacing them might be the only reasonable option. If that's the case, visit UKFlooringDirect.co.uk to find a stunning collection of solid wood floors that will work very well in historic properties.
If the plaster or brickwork on your home has been damaged, it may be necessary to fill in cracks, remould architectural elements or replace some of the pointing. This work needs to be carefully undertaken in order to match the existing work, and in some cases an expert touch will be necessary to create a flawless finish.
Over time, metalwork can become tarnished, while oxidation can also lead to rust or pitting on the surface. Sometimes a good polish is all it takes to restore these items, while scrubbing away the rust, repainting or treating the features with protective finishes can also help. Sometimes, a skilled metalworker may be necessary to make repairs or replace broken pieces.
Whether the unique features of your period property are made from wood, plaster, brickwork, metal or other materials, it can often help to do research to find out what the items would have looked like when they were new, and it might be best to consult a specialist if you're not sure.
When carrying out a restoration, be sure to also think about how you furnish and decorate the rooms – as a traditional colour palette and period-style furniture can help camouflage any items that have been heavily restored or replaced entirely. If previous owners replaced original fittings with more modern items – this is often the case with bathroom fittings, light fixtures and ironmongery – you might want to seek out suitable antiques or high-quality replicas.
It's safe to say that older houses can sometime be tricky to live in, with their creaky floors, noisy pipes and sometimes surprising wiring – and a remodelling or restoration project can often turn out to be a lot more work than was originally expected due to unusual construction methods that were forgotten or covered up long ago.
But the heritage and inimitable nature of these properties can also be extremely endearing, and by knowing how best to restore the unusual architectural features, you'll be able to preserve them for future generations, while also maintaining or increasing the overall value of your home.


Join us Wednesday January 16th for The Sports Edge hosted by Jim Ellis on SuperTalk 100.9 FM as he talks with Brad Jones, Race Coordinator for the Frostbite Half Marathon.
Be sure to tune in Thursday January 10th to WKBB 100.9 FM for Today In The Golden Triangle hosted by Jim Ellis as he talks with Edward Kemp, City Engineer for Starkville Mississippi about the city infrastructure projects. .
Jim Ellis interviews Dr. Benjamin Wax of Mississippi State University. Listen as they talk about leadership and his work with the Super Dads program with the Starkville Oktibbeha School District Family Centered Services.
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Processing personal data in a transparent way is a fundamental principle of the Personal Data Act. Transparency enables the data subject to exercise their rights and safeguard their interests.
In the sandbox project we discussed what requirements there are to inform the data subject about how personal data is processed. We also discussed specific issues relating to the user interface.
What requirements are set for transparency?
The requirement to provide information to the data subject can be found in Articles 13 to 15 in GDPR. Article 13 regulates what information is to be provided when obtaining personal data from the data subject. Article 14 regulates what information is to be provided, and when this information is to be provided, if the personal data is not obtained from the data subject themselves. Article 15 regulates the data subject's right of access to personal data about them that is being processed. Article 12 also imposes a general obligation to provide information in a concise, transparent, intelligible and easily accessible form, using clear and plain language.
Regardless of whether or not you use artificial intelligence there are certain requirements for transparency when processing personal data. In summary these are:
The data subjects must receive information on how the data is used, depending on whether the data is obtained from the data subject themselves or from others.
The information must be easily accessible, for example on a website and be written in clear and intelligible language.
The data subject has the right to know whether data about them is being processed and have access to their own data.
It is a fundamental requirement that all processing of personal data must be done in a transparent manner. This means that an assessment must be carried out of what transparency measures are necessary for the data subjects to be able to safeguard their own rights.
In the first bullet point there is a requirement to provide information on how the data is used. This includes, inter alia, contact information for the data controller, the purpose of the processing and what categories of personal data will be processed. This is information that is typically provided in the privacy policy.
These duties are targeted at the data controller. When Secure Practice and the employer have joint processing responsibility, they must determine which responsibilities each of them has in order to meet the requirements in the GDPR. The obligation to allocate responsibility follows from Article 26 GDPR. This means, inter alia, information on how the data subjects can exercise their rights and what personal data about them will be processed in the tool.
Do the employees have a right to be informed about the logic of the algorithm?
For automated decisions which have a legal effect or significantly affect a person, specific requirements for providing information apply. Article 13(2)(f) states that the data controller in these cases must explain the underlying logic of the algorithm. The same applies in accordance with Article 14(2)(g) when the personal data is not obtained directly from the data subject.
Guidelines from the Article 29 Working Party
"Articles 13(2) (f) and 14(2) (g) require controllers to provide specific, easily accessible information about automated decision-making, based solely on automated processing, including profiling, that produces legal or similarly significant effects.
If the controller is making automated decisions as described in Article 22 (1), they must:
tell the data subject that they are engaging in this type of activity;
provide meaningful information about the logic involved; and
explain the significance and envisaged consequences of the processing"
(Guidelines on Automated individual decision-making and Profiling for the purposes of Regulation 2016/679, page 25.)
The tool in this sandbox project neither leads to legal effects for the employees nor affects them significantly. The processing therefore falls outside the scope of Article 22 of the Regulation. The duty to inform in accordance with articles 13 and 14 is aimed at processing covered by Article 22. Accordingly, no duty to explain how the algorithm functions follows directly from this provision.
The project assessed whether the principle of transparency read in light of the recital could imply a legal duty to inform how the algorithm functions.
According to Article 5(1)(a) in GDPR, the data controller must ensure that personal data is processed fairly and transparently. Recital 60 highlights that the principle of transparent processing requires that the data subject be informed of the existence of profiling and the consequences of such profiling. The recital refers to profiling in general, and it therefore appears to be somewhat broader in scope than Article 13(2)(f) and Article 14(2)(g) which refer to automated decisions with legal or other significant consequences.
Recital 60 in the GDPR
"The principles of fair and transparent processing require that the data subject is informed of the existence of the processing operation and its purposes. The controller should provide the data subject with any further information necessary to ensure fair and transparent processing taking into account the specific circumstances and context in which the personal data are processed. Furthermore, the data subject should be informed of the existence of profiling and the consequences of such profiling. Where the personal data are collected from the data subject, the data subject should also be informed whether he or she is obliged to provide the personal data and of the consequences, where he or she does not provide such data. That information may be provided in combination with standardised icons in order to give in an easily visible, intelligible and clearly legible manner, a meaningful overview of the intended processing. Where the icons are presented electronically, they should be machine-readable."
The Article 29 Working Party has given its views on transparency in processing situations which fall outside Articles 13, 14 and 22. In the guidelines concerning transparency, the importance of explaining the consequences of processing personal data is emphasised as well as that the processing of personal data must not come as a surprise to those who are having their personal data processed. The fact that the obligations to explain the underlying logic in accordance with Articles 13 and 14 go beyond the general principle of transparency as discussed in Recital 60 is also supported by the guidance on profiling and automated decisions.
See more on p. 25 of the Guidelines on Automated individual decision-making and Profiling for the purposes of Regulation 2016/679.
In summary, it is difficult to see how a legal obligation to explain the underlying logic of the tool in this project can be deduced from the Regulation corresponding to the requirements of Articles 13 and 14. In any case, the Article 29 Working Party states in the aforementioned guidelines that it is good practice to explain the underlying algorithm, even if the data controller does not have a duty to do so.
The sandbox also recommends providing information on how the tool from Secure Practice works, as this can help create trust in the AI tool. In the section below, we refer to an example from a focus group of employees, who highlighted the importance of clear and plain information as a prerequisite for providing correct personal data.
How and when is it best to provide information to users?
The GDPR does not regulate in detail how the user interface should be designed. But in continuation of the question of the duty to inform, attention was also focused on how and when the solution should inform the user.
In the project we discussed, inter alia, specific issues linked to the design of the user interface. An important point was whether employees should receive an explanation of why the AI tool is offering you this exact suggestion, whether you are being encouraged to complete a specific training module or take a specific quiz, and how it should be carried out.
A specific example could be an employee receiving a suggestion to complete a certain type of training because they had been tricked by a phishing exercise. Such information reveals something about the underlying logic of the algorithm. It was specifically discussed whether such detailed information might make the user feel they are being monitored, which could again lead to decreased trust. The arguments in favour of providing this type of information were that the data subjects need it to understand how the data is used and that this understanding can build trust in the solutions.
In the first focus group there was a high degree of willingness to use the solution and share data if it constructively contributed to achieving the goal of better information security in the company. The participants emphasized the importance of clear and plain communication with the employees. It is important to clarify early in the process how the data will be stored and used in the company's work. Uncertainty surrounding how the data will be used increases the danger of the employees adapting their answers to what they believe is "correct" or being unwilling to share data. This is an interesting finding because the algorithm becomes less accurate if the data it is based on is inaccurate and does not represent the actual situation of the user.
In the focus group with the trade union, Negotia, there was a major focus on transparency in general as a prerequisite for employees to be able to trust the solution. The points that were emphasised were linked, inter alia, to what information the employer has access to, how the contract with the company is designed, the importance of involving the employees or union representatives at an early stage in the process and that such a solution may be perceived differently by employees depending on the situation, for example whether they have a high or low degree of trust in the employer. The risk associated with the traceability of answers back to individual employees was also highlighted in the focus group. This focus group warned against designing questions in such a way that the answers could damage the employees if the employer became aware of them.
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In this work, Private Information Retrieval (PIR) problem is being studied in the presence of third party for secure distributed storage systems. Secure distributed storage systems is designed to protect both user privacy from the databases and data security from an eavesdropper. In addition, secret sharing scheme is also used for security purpose. Secure Erasure coding method is used for node failure as well as for reduced backup storage.


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Rather than simply moving along The Bangor Trail and then veering left, while out for a hike last week, I decided to leave the village of Bangor Erris, cross over the modest summits of Knocklettercuss and Maumykelly and head for the peak of wonderful Slieve Carr beyond.
This was a fine 23 km hike that took me 8h30, to and from the mountain.
Leaving Bangor Erris, I headed straight up the grassy, heather-filled northern slopes of Knocklettercuss. This modest hill of three bumps rises to 370 m and boasts a trig pillar. From there, I skipped E then S to avoid the deep blanket bog, with Maumykelly as my next goal. This hill, again unimpressive at 364 m high, does nevertheless know how to burn the thighs, with a fairly steep incline on its N side. The stretch here is lovely, dotted with small blanket bog lakes and bogpools, as well as the embryonic Tarsaghaunmore River.
From there, I was able to zone in on Slieve Carr itself (721 m), one of Mayo's finest mountains and said by many to be Ireland's most remote. I really love this area, with its excellent corrie lakes like Loughs Drumderg and Adanacleveen, its rocky approach and the sheer vastness of the bog that surrounds it.
As yet another lesson in how quickly the weather can change in our lovely West of Ireland, I was on my hands and knees studying some St. Patrick's Cabbage and Bilberry for maybe 2 minutes while at the top. When I lifted my head, the mist had descended and it was time to exit stage left, pronto.
I returned to Bangor by the same route, taking more time than I had on the outward leg of the hike to enjoy the wildflowers of the blanket bog. The area is dominated by Lousewort, Milkwort, Orchids, Bog Cotton, Bilberry and Tormentil, with Bogbean in the bog pools and both St. Patrick's Cabbage and Fir Clubmoss higher up along the rocky top of Slieve Carr. I saw my first ever white variety of the more typically blue Milkwort. Very pretty.
22.7 km; 8.5 hours; total ascent = 1200 m approx.
Visit the website of Ballycroy National Park.
Everything is very open with a very clear description of the challenges of this hike.
You are very welcome Karolin.


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Jenelle Evans Asks Fans For Prayers Amid Court Battle For Jace
Fiona Miller
Jenelle Evans is locked in a heated battle with her mother for custody of her eldest son, Jace, and has taken to social media to ask fans for support for the upcoming court date. When Jace, 7, was born, Jenelle signed primary custody over to her mother, Barbara, due to the fact that she was involved in partying and had issues with drugs at the time. The agreement was to be that Barb would give him back once Jenelle had her act together, but now that she does, Barbara thinks it's too late to hand him back over to his biological mother.
Viewers of Teen Mom 2 are extremely divided over where Jace should rightfully live. Some think that uprooting him from Barbara after all of these years would create huge issues for Jace and that he should continue to live with his grandmother. Others feel like it's high time Barbara gave Jace back, especially since Jenelle Evans seems to be settled down now that she's engaged, has a newborn, and lives in a custom built house she and her fiancé created themselves.
Jenelle Evans has previously been so angry at her mother, Barbara, for keeping Jace from her that she has refused to film with her at times, telling production that they have her mother so they don't need her.
Via Twitter, Jenelle told her audience that she would have a final decision on where Jace would live by the 25th of this month.
She asked her fans to pray for her for the rest of the week, clearly hoping that Jace would be sent home with her.
"Need all the prayers I can get from here until the end of next week. Please and thank you! #Love#FamilyFirst"
Jenelle expresses herself on social media whether it is good or bad for her case with Jace, and this new Twitter rant may prove that she isn't mature enough to handle the responsibility of her child.
In true Jenelle fashion, she also took to Twitter to complain about her mother, Barbara, "hiding" Jace on Mother's Day. The young mom confessed she was heartbroken not to see her eldest son on the special day and said that she spent the evening crying. However, during the day, she did put on a brave face for her other two children and stepdaughter, Maryssa.
However, both parties have acted a little less than mature over the course of the case, and surely that will reflect negatively on them as the verdict is finally decided this week.
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What is pay for success, who uses it, and how? How many pay-for-success deals have been negotiated or are in the works? Some people consider this form of investment in the charitable sector promising, but it remains untested on a broad basis. So why hasn't it caught on faster?
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