Chicago's Bill Mosienko famously holds the record for the fastest hat trick in NHL history. On March 23, 1952 "Wee Willie" scored three goals in just 21 seconds against the New York Rangers. Lorne Anderson was the unfortunate goaltender. It just his third NHL game. It was also his last.
But who has the second fastest hat trick in NHL history?
On November 5th, 1954 Jean Beliveau of the Montreal Canadiens lit up Boston Bruins goaltender Terry Sawchuk for three goals in 44 seconds. All three goals came on the same power play.
Beliveau would actually score a total of four goals that night - his first of three four goal performances - but it was his single-PP hat trick that changed hockey history.
At that time a penalized player served the entire term of his infraction. Two minutes for tripping meant you spent the entire two minutes in the penalty box and your team was short handed for the entire duration, too. If a team scored with the man-advantage they would continue on the power play for the full two minutes.
But Beliveau's Canadiens team was just too good. They had Beliveau, Rocket Richard and Bert Olmstead up front with Doug Harvey and Boom Boom Geoffrion manning the points. They destroyed teams on the power play, burying teams in no time to make for some pretty lopsided and non-competitive games.
So the NHL tried disabling that vaunted power play by releasing a player from a minor penalty should the other team score on the man advantage. The new rule went into effect the following season, and was passed by the teams by a vote of 5-1.
Of course, Montreal was the only team to oppose the motion, and with some merit. In his book The Montreal Canadiens: 100 Years of Glory, author D'Arcy Jenish quotes Habs general manager at the time Frank Selke saying . . .
Of course the rule continues to stand to this day. Should the NHL return to a full 2 minute power play advantage? Or should the penalized player be ineligible to play for the full 2 minutes, even if the man advantage concludes in the event of a goal?
Not Quite As Famous Record - When Bill Mosienko set the NHL record with 3 goals in 21 seconds, center Gus Bodnar also set a much less celebrated record. He assisted on all three of Mosienko's tallies, setting the standard for the fastest three assists.
Likewise, Bert Olmstead assisted on all three of Beliveau's markers in 44 seconds, setting the second best record for assists.
Final Score: Beliveau may have scored four goals that night, but no other Habs would. The final score was 4-2 for Montreal.
The Previous Record - Obviously Beliveau's hat trick came a couple of years after Mosienko had already set the standard. So who's record did Mosienko beat?
The answer is Detroit's Carl Liscombe, who scored 3 goals in 1:52 against Chicago on March 13th, 1938.
Three Goals In 20 Seconds! - While Mosienko may hold the individual record, one team actually tallied three goals in 20 seconds once.
On February 25th, 1971 Boston's Johnny Bucyk, Ed Westfall and Ted Green combined for three goals in 20 seconds en route to an 8-3 victory over Vancouver.
Two teams have combined for three goals even faster! On February 10th, 1983 the Minnesota North Stars and New York Rangers combined for three goals in 15 seconds! On two other occasions teams combined for goals in 18 seconds!
Bowled Over - When Bill Mosienko retired he returned to Winnipeg and opened up a number of "Billy Mosienko Bowling Lanes." One remains in business complete with this mural on the side of the building.


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On that note, I have to say one thing that we will be majorly adjusting to here is the rainy weather! We knew this coming in, but since being here for nearly a week, it has rained every day. It could make doing blog photos a challenge – but we will make it work (at least I hope). The best part is watching Addi splash in the puddles and the rain doesn't phase her at all!
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After Syrian government forces attacked the town of Houla in Homs province, UN observers counted at least 90 bodies including 32 children under the age of 10; the opposition says the number is closer to 100.
It is being referred to by some news outlasts including the BBC as the "Houla child massacre."
The British Foreign Secretary William Hague has said:
"Our urgent priority is to establish a full account of this appalling crime and to move swiftly to ensure that those responsible are identified and held to account."
Hague's statement is as asinine as they come. In the past 15 months, there has not been a day, a single day when unarmed Syrian men, women and children, particularly children, have not been murdered in cold blood by Syrian Battists who are armed, bankrolled and assisted by the Qods Special Forces of the Islamist Rapist Republic (IRR) and its terrorist houseboy Hezbullah.
Back in May, United Nations' human rights chief, Navi Pillay, told BBC:
"They've gone for the children – for whatever purposes – in large numbers. Hundreds detained and tortured… it's just horrendous."
By March of this year over 500 murdered children were buried, who knows what the count is now.
The culprits are known, they are the Syrian and IRR regimes. Stop this madness, as the Syrian people keep asking for; declare no fly and safe zones.
Syrians are human being too, Kofi Annan's plan to make peace with the cutthroat Battists won't work, do something, anything.
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Julian Assange has been behind bars in London for more than two years. It is still not definitively decided whether he will be extradited to the US. A landmark hearing is now scheduled.
London (AP) – Wikileaks founder Julian Assange suffered partial defeat in the legal dispute over the US extradition request on Wednesday. As the chairman of the London Supreme Court announced, the space for the main hearing will be expanded in the appeals process scheduled for October.
The US side questions the independence of an expert in assessing Assange's health. The judge's ruling that the 50-year-old could initially commit suicide while in US custody must also be rechecked, the US attorney argued at the hearing. Contrary to an earlier decision, both points should now be part of the appeal procedure.
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The Indian Head Penny is a one cent coin that was produced by the United States Mint from 1859 through 1909.
On the front of the coin, Liberty is depicted as a Native American wearing a feather head dress with the word "LIBERTY" on it.
The words "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA", and the date also appear on the front of the Indian Head Cent.
For the first year, the reverse had the words "ONE CENT" inside a laurel wreath.
In 1860 this was changed to an oak wreath with a small shield.
The Indian Head Pennies were made up of 88% copper and 12% nickel from 1859 to 1864. Then in 1864 they began making them of bronze which is 95% copper and 5% tin and zinc. The weight of the coins was also reduced.
The early Indian Head Cents also went by the nickname "Nick" or nickel. This was before there was such a thing as the nickel 5 cent coin we know today. They were given that name because of the nickel they contained.
The Indian Head Pennies lost their nickname in 1866 when five cent nickel coins were produced.
It has been rumored that the model for the Indian likeness was the daughter of James Barton Longacre who designed the Indian Head Penny, but it has not been proven.
In 1908 the Indian Head Penny was produced at the San Francisco Mint. This was the first time that one cent coins were minted anywhere but the Philadelphia Mint.
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The Denver Mint did not see one cent coin production until 1911.
During the Civil War, almost all gold and silver coins disappeared from circulation. Eventually the copper-nickel coins also became scarce. Merchants in larger cities began to issue their own copper tokens so that they would have change for their customers. The government stepped in in 1864 and began issuing its own thin bronze one cent coin. They also made the merchant's tokens illegal.


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Woo hoo I have a bumper set of cards for you today! 3 more Love Sparkles card ideas just for you to try at home. These designs were from the Spring Retreat earlier this month. I was inspired by Mikaela Titheridge who designed a similar Celebrate card for a previous Stampin' Creative Blog Hop. I asked if I could CASE her (Copy and Share Everything) and she's so lovely and said yes! It sparked my inspiration to design the other two cards in the set. I hope I can pass on that inspiration to you with 3 more Love Sparkle card ideas for you to play with at home! Although a lot of these products have sold out, you can easily use the layout and colours with what you have. The stamp set is thankfully still available, but not for long, it retires at the end of May!
The Celebrate card takes the layout and colour ideas from Mikeala, then I added a different ribbon and the Copper star; Copper was a theme of the retreat. The Love card would work for many occasions, not just a wedding as the sentiment includes "You and yours" so it could cover an entire family event!
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The Christian, no matter how lonely, is never alone, for God is present, and this can make the difference between defeat and victory.
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There's a lot on television I'm not a fan of. I think there are better things to do with my time. But sometimes I like to watch good documentaries like the British hospital real-life stories. Do you know the ones I mean?
Cameras are placed in the emergency ward of a particular hospital, recording the comings and goings of one day and night. It's life as it happens, and for me, it makes riveting watching.
It's a fly-on-the-wall television series where the narrator says, "Love, life, and loss, all in 24 hours". Some situations are serious, life-threatening and dangerous. And the question some ask is, "Am I going to live or die?" Unless you've been faced with this, I guess we don't know how it really feels:
Am I loved?
Does anyone care about me?
Will I survive?
Am I alone?
You don't have to be in an emergency ward to be alone. Many people feel alone. Loneliness isn't a new problem, is it? Loneliness has been with us for a long, long time. Do you recall that in the Bible God created Adam and it was not long before the Lord said, "It is not good for the man to live alone. I need to make a suitable partner for him" (Genesis 2:18). Adam was lonely and God provided a companion to remove his loneliness.
Journalist Rudyard Kipling said, "The human soul is essentially a very lonely thing—we are born alone, die alone, and in the depths of our heart we live alone." While I would not agree completely with what Kipling said, he does raise the point that loneliness is often one of the things in life that handles us and masters us.
I heard about a man who wanted to join one of those lonely-hearts clubs. He sent them his photograph and they sent back a note that said, "We are not that lonely."
Maybe you heard about the fellow that went to a psychiatrist. He said, "Doc, I want you to give me a split personality." The doctor asked why and he said, "So I'll have someone to talk to."
It's rather strange in a world experiencing a population explosion that loneliness is one of people's greatest problems. H.G. Wells—the noted British scientist, historian, lecturer and author, considered by many to be the greatest intellect of the 20th century—simply stated before he died, "I am lonely."
Are you grappling with the giant of loneliness?
Billy Graham used to say that loneliness plagues more people today than any other single problem. Pastor Warren W. Wiersbe said this:
"Like many other feelings in our lives, it's easier to experience it than to define it. Loneliness is being all by yourself even when you're surrounded by people. Loneliness is a feeling of isolation even in the midst of a crowd. You feel unwanted. You feel unneeded. You feel as though there's nothing to live for. You feel as though nobody really cares anymore. That's loneliness. Loneliness eats away at the inner person. It saps you of strength. It robs you of hope, Loneliness, as it were puts a wall around you no matter how free you may be."
Doctors are concerned with the number of their patients who are lonely: 50 per cent of patients who experienced heart operations were lonely before they were admitted for surgery. They didn't have a close friend by their side.
Loneliness has emotional consequences. One study found that 80 per cent of the psychiatric patients who were interviewed said that they sought help because of their loneliness. I don't think we fully appreciate how serious this issue is.
God loves you deeply and cares for you
There are many reasons people feel lonely. But here's some encouragement: God loves you deeply and cares for you, so you are never truly alone.
Jesus was left alone, and yet he says he was not alone, for the Father is with me. The ultimate remedy for loneliness is to be aware of the presence of God. All other remedies give moderate and temporary relief, but this alone will ensure you will never be alone, regardless of what's happening around you. It has to be said that only those who practise the presence of God can go through every experience and stage of life alone, and yet not be alone.
The Apostle Paul knew what it was to be alone, yet not alone. He wrote in 2 Timothy 4:16-17: "When I was first put on trial, no-one helped me. In fact, everyone deserted me. But the Lord stood beside me". Paul knew what loneliness was like.
Playwright George Bernard Shaw, in his play Saint Joan, has Joan of Arc saying, as she is led away to the stake to be burned, "Yes, I am alone on earth. I have always been alone…But do not think you can frighten me by telling me that I am alone…It is better to be alone with God: His friendship will not fail me, nor His counsel, nor His love. In His strength, I will dare, and dare and dare until I die." She went through great loneliness, but she did not go through it alone.
Theoretical physicist Albert Einstein was not a Christian, but he had something to teach Christians. He wrote:
"I have never belonged wholeheartedly to country or state, to my circle of friends, or even to my own family. Such isolation is sometimes bitter, but I do not regret being cut off from the understanding and sympathy of other men. I lose something by it, to be sure, but I am compensated for it in being rendered independent of the customs, opinions, and prejudices of others, and I am not tempted to rest my peace of mind on such shifting foundations."
Einstein found values in his loneliness, and he used his solitude to fulfil the goals to which he dedicated his life. A Christian, as dedicated to Christ as Einstein was to mathematics, will be able to face the reality of loneliness with a remedy for loneliness, and be alone, yet not alone.
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DAUPHIN ISLAND, Ala. - Fireworks displays have been canceled. White-sand beaches that should be crowded with sunbathers instead are dotted with cleanup workers, booms and sand-sifting equipment. Hotels normally packed are trying to fill rooms ahead of what is a crucial weekend for beach businesses.
Across the oil-stained Gulf Coast, it's going to be a glum Fourth of July.
"We got hit right between the eyes in June. July is starting to look like a total disaster," moaned hotel owner Julian MacQueen, who said his 181-room Hampton Inn in Pensacola Beach, Fla., should be booked solid but is only 70 percent occupied, even with rooms reduced from $225 a night last year to as little as $150.
And those who make their living from tourism have a longer-term fear: that the vacationers who find other destinations this year never will return.
At Souvenir City in Gulf Shores, owner Paul Johnson said the number of customers walking through the giant shark's-mouth entrance of his store to buy such things as T-shirts, flip-flops, hermit crabs, seashells and other beach kitsch is down by about half from last year.
"People who have been coming here for 20 or 30 years and went to Destin or Myrtle Beach or wherever may say, 'Hey, we went there and really liked it. That's our place now,' " Johnson said, referring to spots in Florida and South Carolina.
The stakes are high for the hotels, motels, restaurants, souvenir shops and ice cream stands along the beaches of what is affectionately known as the Redneck Riviera.
"The Fourth of July is a key, key component," said Chris Thompson, president and CEO of Visit Florida, which promotes tourism in the state. "It's one of the most critical weekends," when many businesses make the bulk of their summer tourism income.
Tourism officials say there have been numerous hotel cancellations across the coast. About 25 percent of all rooms in the Pensacola Bay area were still vacant Friday, said Ed Schroeder, director of the convention and visitors bureau. Last year, hotel occupancy was 100 percent at the start of the holiday weekend.
The oil spill probably will ruin the holiday for Kenny DiNero, who runs a dockside bait and tackle shop in Ocean Springs, Miss. Normally on the Fourth, the waters off Mississippi are full of boats. People fish and stop on islands to swim and have cookouts.


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Ashley Madison Account Hacked? Well, Your Divorce Can Still Be Private
As the Tampa Bay Times reported a few months ago, a website hack has meant that thousands of spouses have been caught red-handed while trying to cheat. AshleyMadison.com, a website that bills itself as "the most famous name in infidelity and married dating," was targeted by a "hacktivist" group who made public the website's clientele list and their personal information.
This hack has left many marriages on the rocks. No matter how you look at it, divorce is difficult, and so hopefully most of the marriages can be saved with the help of trusted clergy or a marriage and family therapist. But the train may have already left the station for many of the marriages.
Though the hack may have made Ashley Madison's clientele list public, separating spouses can still maintain a modicum of dignity and keep the details of their divorce private. The collaborative divorce process gives spouses the opportunity to spare their children, family, friends, and others from learning the specifics of why they are separating by resolving their divorce issues in private conference rooms rather than in a public courthouse. In collaborative divorce there are no court reporters, no transcripts, and no judging by a public official.
The collaborative process is a voluntary process, and so each spouse must agree to it. They each retain attorneys who pledge to focus solely on helping the spouses reach a full out-of-court settlement; the attorneys are contractually-barred from engaging in costly and destructive contested proceedings (they cannot file contested pleadings or motions, and they cannot appear at trials or other hearings where the parties are not in agreement).
This means that, unlike the traditional divorce process, spouses in the collaborative process are not seen as "opposing parties" but as teammates. Attorneys do not use their legal skills to engage in opposition research, but to help the clients reach an agreement that is acceptable to both.
As a spouse may have been caught cheating, there is likely to be a lot of anger and mistrust. The collaborative model recognizes that divorce is not just a legal process, but also an emotional process. This is why a neutral facilitator, who generally has mental health training, is usually engaged to help spouses cut through the emotional clutter that might otherwise block an agreement and help them focus on the future and what is most important to them (i.e., the children).
In any divorce, Florida law requires there to be certain financial disclosure. In the traditional divorce, financial documents and information are made part of the court record. In a collaborative divorce, a neutral financial professional is oftentimes engaged to serve as a repository of the spouses' financial information and ensure that they can verify the other spouse's information. The financial professional can also help develop support and asset distribution options that are specifically tailored to the particular family and ensure that both parties have a financial plan to help them transition from married to single life.
Though your Ashley Madison account may have been made public, the details of your divorce can still remain private via the collaborative process.
If you have questions about divorce, schedule a consultation with Family Diplomacy: A Collaborative Law Firm at (813) 443-0615 or fill out our contact form.
Adam B. Cordover is managing attorney at Family Diplomacy and now practices exclusively in out-of-court dispute resolution. He is president of Next Generation Divorce, a 501(c)(3) and Florida's largest collaborative practice group. He is also on the Executive Board of the Collaborative Family Law Council of Florida and on the Research Committee of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals.
Posted on October 8, 2015 October 7, 2015 Author Adam B. CordoverCategories Children, Divorce LawTags collaborative attorney, collaborative clients, collaborative divorce, collaborative facilitator, collaborative family law, collaborative financial professional, collaborative law, collaborative mental health professional, collaborative practice
Tampa Divorce Lawyer Rejects Court System
The court system publicly pits husband versus wife, mother versus father, according to collaborative lawyer Adam B. Cordover. On the heels of the fifth anniversary of his law firm, he declares that he will no longer take part and announces his firm's new focus and name as Family Diplomacy: A Collaborative Law Firm.
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"When a person steps into a courthouse to file for divorce, he or she is entering an adversarial system pitting spouse versus spouse," says Tampa attorney Adam B. Cordover. He has seen families publicly tear themselves apart in the court system, and he has decided to do something about it. Cordover will now practice exclusively in out-of-court dispute resolution, with a focus on collaborative divorce, mediation, direct negotiations, and unbundled legal services.
And on July 31, 2015, the fifth anniversary of the establishment of The Law Firm of Adam B. Cordover, P.A., Cordover has changed his firm's name to reflect this new focus. His firm is now "Family Diplomacy: A Collaborative Law Firm."
"We have wonderful and caring judges, but they are limited in a system that turns parents into 'opposing parties' and attorneys into opposition research experts," says Cordover, who will no longer appear in contested court hearings. "There are better, private methods, such as collaborative divorce, to help families resolve their differences and still maintain a relationship and their dignity once the divorce is finalized."
Collaborative divorce, sometimes called collaborative law or collaborative practice, starts with a pledge by both spouses and their attorneys: Everyone will focus solely on reaching an agreement outside of court. In the unlikely event that the parties cannot reach an agreement, the collaborative attorneys withdraw and the parties may retain trial counsel (nationally, the collaborative success rate is around 90%, similar to the settlement rate of all divorces).
Each spouse in a collaborative divorce is represented by his/her own attorney, who will not waste any time, money, or energy on costly discovery tactics, motion practice, or trial preparation. Confidential discussions are had in private conference rooms rather than hearings in public courtrooms. The spouses agree to be open, honest, and transparent, and to focus on the future rather than the arguments of the past. The spouses and their attorneys work as a team to address all issues rather than as adversaries to attack each other. Experts are jointly retained to help tailor parenting plans specific to their children's needs and financial solutions to help each spouse hit the ground running in their newly single lives.
All types of couples have decided that collaborative practice is right for them: business owners who want to minimize public exposure of their finances or trade secrets; professionals and high-profile individuals who want to keep embarrassing private personal details out of the limelight; gay and lesbian partners who never were officially married but want to work out the dissolution of their relationship; and parents who recognize that, though their marriage may be ending, a relationship of some sort will need to continue with the other parent for many years to come.
"My goal is to help families resolve their divorce issues as peacefully as possible," says Cordover. "I have witnessed 'War of the Roses' and 'Kramer vs. Kramer' divorces, and I no longer wish to be a part of them."
Learn more at www.FamilyDiplomacy.com or 813.443.0615.
Posted on August 18, 2015 August 17, 2015 Author Adam B. CordoverCategories Children, Civil partnerships, Divorce Law, Family Law, MediationTags collaborative divorce, Tampa divorce lawyer
Florida Same Sex Separations and Collaborative Family Law
Though the U.S. Supreme Court recently struck down portions of the federal Defense of Marriage Act ("DOMA"), state DOMAs were not affected by the ruling. This means that same sex couples cannot get legally married in states, such as Florida, that enacted a DOMA.
This also means that gay and lesbian couples cannot get divorced in many DOMA states and oftentimes do not have any legal remedy to separate. If the domestic partners did not adopt each other's children, even if both partners had been considered the parents of the children, then child custody, visitation, and child support laws usually will not apply. Equitable distribution laws (laws related to division of marital assets and debts) do not apply, so separating property and liabilities can get real messy, real quick. Further, alimony and spousal maintenance laws do not apply, so a partner who spent years homemaking and taking care of children may suddenly become destitute. So what are separating same sex couples to do?
Domestic partners who are dissolving their relationship should seriously consider entering into a collaborative family law process.
Collaborative family law is a form of private dispute resolution that allows clients to enter into agreements and achieve results that could never be attained through a court process. Each client retains a separate attorney who advises and counsels the client and helps in the negotiating process. A neutral facilitator, who is a mental health professional or mediator, helps the clients focus on their interests, such as the welfare of clients' children, continued relationships with each other's family members, or financial stability. If there are substantial assets or debts or a business, a neutral accountant or financial planner will be brought in to educate the parties in finances, help fairly and cost-effectively divide property and liabilities, and, if requested, develop a budget for the clients' future.
As you can see, collaborative family law is a holistic process that takes into account not only the legal, but also the emotional and financial needs of the clients.
The crux of collaborative family law is that the clients agree at the beginning that they will not seek to resolve their dispute through court battles, but rather they will come to a mutually agreeable settlement through this private process. The clients, and their attorneys, enter into a participation agreement which disqualifies the attorneys from representing the clients in any contested court action. This provides a safe space in collaborative meetings because each client knows that the other client's attorney is not conducting opposition research and is committed solely to helping the clients reach a mutually acceptable agreement. This allows clients to feel more comfortable offering and listening to potential solutions.
In truth, the disqualification clause has much more of an effect on heterosexual couples who are getting divorced, rather than homosexual couples who are separating. This is because, as stated above, most DOMA state courts just do not have remedies that would properly address the clients' concerns, and so attempts to fight it out in court will oftentimes be dismissed.
If you are experiencing a same sex separation, make sure to speak with an attorney who offers collaborative family law, and check to see whether the attorney has received collaborative law training that meets at least the minimum Basic Training standards of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals.
If you have questions regarding a Tampa Bay collaborative family law process, or you want to learn more about your Florida family law rights, schedule a consultation with The Law Firm of Adam B. Cordover, P.A., at (813) 443-0615 or fill out our contact form.
Adam B. Cordover currently serves as Research Chair of the Collaborative Family Law Council of Florida and Vice President of the Collaborative Divorce Institute of Tampa Bay. Adam successfully spearheaded an effort of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit of Florida to draft an administrative order safeguarding the principles of collaborative family law (just the fourth such administrative order in Florida) and has completed over 40 hours of basic and advanced collaborative family law continuing legal education credit.
Posted on September 20, 2013 September 18, 2013 Author Adam B. CordoverCategories Adoption, Child Custody, Child Support, Children, Civil partnerships, Cohabitation Law, Divorce Law, Family Law, Marriage, Property issues, Separation LawTags collaborative divorce, collaborative family law, collaborative law, collaborative practice, Defense of Marriage Act, DOMA, gay child custody rights, gay family law rights, lesbian child custody rights, lesbian family law rights, LGBT child custody rights, LGBT family law rights, LGBT rights, same sex child custody rights, same sex couples, same sex partners, second parent adoption
A Tampa Collaborative Divorce Can Save You Money
When most people think of divorce, they envision scenes from War of the Roses or Kramer vs. Kramer. Yet more people in Tampa Bay are learning that there is another way, collaborative divorce, which is just a sensible method to resolve private family disputes. However, just as mediation was characterized in the 1980's and 1990's as a rich person's option, many people think that the collaborative process is only for the very wealthy. Not only attorneys, but also a collaborative facilitator and financial professional are retained, so only the very rich can afford the collaborative model, right?
A four year study conducted by the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals found that 87% of female participants and 47% of male participants of collaborative family law cases had an annual income of less than $100,000.
Though the collaborative process may not be the cheapest in all cases, it has a substantial opportunity to save you money as compared to the courtroom battles we have all come to associate with divorce.
First, child issues, such as custody schedules and decision-making authority, are some of the most emotional and costliest issues in family law matters. Lawyers in courtroom cases tend to prepare interrogatories (questions) to be answered under penalty of perjury, set depositions, conduct opposition research to put the other spouse in the worst possible light, and prepare for trial. Attorneys' invoices pile up along each stage of this process. Alternatively, these fees and costs can be greatly reduced in the collaborative process where facilitators, who usually are licensed mental health professionals, can cut through the clutter of emotionally-charged issues and bring the clients (and lawyers) to focus on the future and best interests of the children.
Similarly, a financial professional (who is usually either an accountant or financial planner) adds cost-saving value to the process. In litigated cases, lawyers prepare "requests for production of documents and things" that demand reams of financial documents which could conceivably be relevant. Searching for those documents cost clients tremendous time and money while, when received, the requesting attorney will spend countless billable hours meticulously combing through the documents. In the collaborative process, on the other hand, the financial professional will only request documents that are necessary to make an informed settlement option. His or her expertise in finances enables the financial professional to review and assess the documents and develop settlement options more quickly (and often times at a lower rate) than attorneys.
Finally, the dirty little secret in family law is that the vast majority of litigation cases eventually settle. However, because having a judge decide on the parties' personal matters always remains a threat, in traditional courtroom divorce the attorneys will always work on two tracks: (i) attempt to settle the case while (ii) conducting opposition research and preparing for the courtroom battle in case the parties cannot come to an agreement. In the collaborative process, attorneys are retained solely for the purpose of settlement and are contractually barred from taking disputes to be decided in court, and so they are not racking up those billable hours planning to fight it out in court.
Now, back to the question, is collaborative divorce only for the wealthy? Absolutely not, and I would be happy to speak with you and talk more about how the process can help your family.
If you have questions regarding how a Tampa Bay collaborative divorce process can help you, schedule a consultation with attorney Adam B. Cordover at (813) 443-0615 or fill out our contact form.
Adam B. Cordover is Vice President of the Collaborative Divorce Institute of Tampa Bay and is a member of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals. Adam spearheaded the taskforce that drafted the Hillsborough County collaborative family practice administrative order signed by Chief Judge Manuel Menendez.
Posted on June 13, 2013 November 2, 2014 Author Adam B. CordoverCategories Child Custody, Child Support, Children, Divorce Law, Family Law, Property issuesTags child custody, child support, children, children and divorce, collaborative divorce, collaborative family law, collaborative law, collaborative practice, divorce, Divorce Law, Divorce law blog, divorce lawyer, Divorce Lawyers, family, Family Law, Family Lawyers, How to divorce


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Q: Primes that give different residue modulo $6$ Let $n>2$ be a natural number.

Prove that there exist two different prime numbers $p,q<\frac{n}{2}$ which don't divide $n$ such that $p\not\equiv q<6>.$

My attempt:
if $n$ is divisible by $2$ or $3$ we get the result.
I try to prove the following:

there exists a natural number $m<\frac{n}{2}$ and $gcd(m,n)=1$ such $m\equiv 5<6>$ for every $n$ big enough,

because I hope that this will help me to solve the problem.
I hope you will help me too.
Regards.

A: This is more of a rationale than a hard and fast  proof. First note that per the comment of lulu, $n>2$ is an inadequate lower limit. In fact, for $n\le 6$, there are not even two primes smaller than $n/2$. Let's assume there is some reasonable value for $n$ that will satisfy the other constraints, without specifically identifying it here.
If $2\not \mid n,\ 3\not \mid n$, then $p=2,\ q=3$ is a solution.
If $2\mid n,\ 3\not \mid n$, then $p=3$. In order that there be no possible $q$, $n$ must contain as a factor every prime $3<r_i\le \frac{n}{2}$. For reasonable sized $n$, $2\prod r_i >n$. So this is not a possibility, as there will be some $r_j=q$.
Similarly, if $3\mid n,\ 2\not \mid n$, then $p=2$. In order that there be no possible $q$, $n$ must again contain as a factor every prime $3<r_i\le \frac{n}{2}$. For reasonable sized $n$, $3\prod r_i >n$. So this is not a possibility, as there will be some $r_j=q$.
So the remaining case is $6\mid n$. Here, there will be a suitable $p,q$ unless $n$ contains as a factor every prime of the form $6k-1$ OR every prime of the form $6k+1$ (or both). Let's look at these cases empirically.
$5$ is the smallest prime of the form $6k-1$, and $6\cdot 5=30$, For $n=30,\ \frac{n}{2}=15$, we have the additional prime $11$ of the form $6k-1$. If we include that in the product, then $n=330,\ \frac{n}{2}=115$ and our problem becomes worse in that there are many more primes of the form $6k-1$ between $11$ and $115$.
$7$ is the smallest prime of the form $6k+1$, and $6\cdot 7=35$, For $n=35,\ \frac{n}{2}=17.5$, we have the additional prime $13$ of the form $6k+1$. If we include that in the product, then $n=455,\ \frac{n}{2}=227.5$ and our problem again becomes similarly worse.
The statements here give a reasonable basis to credit the truth of your proposition, but aren't quite tight enough to constitute a formal proof.

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KYRGYZSTAN: Wide-ranging extremism law not seen as threat
By Igor Rotar, Forum 18
Kyrgyzstan has recently adopted an extremism law with a wide-ranging definition of extremism, which leaves open the possibility of it being applied to peaceful religious communities. However, most religious communities Forum 18 News Service spoke to – such as Catholics, Presbyterians and Jehovah's Witnesses - had mainly not read the law, and did not see it as a current threat. The former mufti of Kyrgyzstan commented to Forum 18 that "the very fact that the authorities are linking religion with extremism is worrying for educated Muslims. But most believers don't even know that a new law has been adopted. Theoretically the law could pose a danger to believers, but so far at least I have not seen any changes in state religious policy." Kanybek Malabayev, of the Kyrgyz government's Religious Affairs Committee, told Forum 18 that "we will apply this law only to the Hizb ut-Tahrir party, whose leaflets contain openly anti-Semitic sentiments."
Kyrgyzstan has adopted a law "On combating extremist activity," which was signed by the new president, Kurmanbek Bakiev, on 17 August and which came into force on official publication on 19 August. It was the first law to be signed by President Bakiev. Under the new law one form of "extremism" is "to assert the exclusivity, superiority or inferiority of citizens on the basis of their attitude to religion or their social, racial, national, religious or linguistic group".
This wide-ranging definition of extremism, not linked with any crimes or other acts against others, leaves open the possibility of it being applied to the self-understanding of peaceful religious communities. But religious communities Forum 18 News Service spoke to had mainly not read the law, and did not see it as a current threat.
"Baptists, Jehovah's Witnesses and other religious minorities are not stirring up national or religious hatred and therefore the law on combating religious extremism cannot be applied to them. The law on combating extremist activity does not apply only to religious believers. For the time being, at least, we will apply this law only to the Hizb ut-Tahrir party whose leaflets contain openly anti-Semitic sentiments," Kanybek Malabayev, a leading specialist at the Kyrgyz government's Religious Affairs Committee, told Forum 18 on 18 October. An outline of Hizb ut-Tahir's policy can be found at http://www.forum18.org/Archive.php?article_id=170
Father Aleksandr Kan of the Catholic Church told Forum 18 on 18 October in the capital, Bishkek, that "I didn't even know that a new law had been adopted. We have no problems with the authorities." Fr Kan's view was echoed by Kuban Abylkasymov, pastor of the Protestant Presbyterian church in Karakol, the central town in the eastern Isyk-Kul region, speaking to Forum 18 on 19 October. "We have heard about the new law, but have not read it. So far at least this law has not had any effect on our relations with the authorities," he said. Anatoli Melnik is a member of the Council of Jehovah's Witnesses in Kazakhstan, which governs its fellow believers throughout Central Asia. He told Forum 18 from Almaty on 17 October that "so far at least we do not have any problems with the Kyrgyz authorities."
Vasili Kuzin, senior pastor of the Pentecostal Church of Jesus Christ, commented to Forum 18 on 17 October in Bishkek that "in Kyrgyzstan laws don't have any meaning, only verbal orders. So we have not read the law. Every so often the authorities carry out random checks on our daughter churches in the provinces, but I don't think this has anything to do with the adoption of a new law or with the events in Andijan."
Sadykjan Kamalludin, head of the Islamic Centre and former mufti of Kyrgyzstan commented that "the very fact that the authorities are linking religion with extremism is worrying for educated Muslims. But most believers don't even know that a new law has been adopted. Theoretically the law could pose a danger to believers, but so far at least I have not seen any changes in state religious policy," he told Forum 18 in Osh on 6 October.
The Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe's centre in Bishkek made no comment on the law to Forum 18.
So far, no actual punishment for extremism has been prescribed. However, the Kyrgyz parliament is working on a draft law "On introducing amendments to the Criminal Code of the Kyrgyz Republic" which will complement this new law. Under the draft law, terms such as "extremism" and "separatism" will be inserted into the Criminal Code. Engagement in extremist or separatist activity is proposed to be punishable by a prison term of between five and 20 years.
Following the country-wide demonstrations which led to the removal of former President Askar Akaev earlier this year, most religious minorities also noted no change in policy towards them (see F18News 23 June 2005 http://www.forum18.org/Archive.php?article_id=592).
For background information see Forum 18's Kyrgyzstan religious freedom survey at http://www.forum18.org/Archive.php?article_id=222.
A printer-friendly map of Kyrgyzstan is available at http://www.nationalgeographic.com/xpeditions/atlas/index.html?Parent=asia&Rootmap=Kyrgyz.


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Neighbors question ex-officer turned felon 'patrolling' Kissimmee community
September 17, 2019 at 9:13 pm EDT
By Karla Ray, WFTV.com
KISSIMMEE, Fla. — 9 Investigates is looking into why complaints made against an ex-cop-turned-felon, who is now working for a local HOA, were dismissed by the Osceola County Sheriff's Office.
Investigative Reporter Karla Ray confronted Joseph Conover after neighbors inside Turnberry Reserve complained that he has been acting as though he is a security guard inside their community, despite a felony record tied to his time as a law enforcement officer in North Carolina.
The Sheriff's Office was called out to the community just last week after a confrontation between Conover and a resident, but the case was closed out as a civil matter.
In another case that's still open, Conover is named as the possible victim after someone allegedly parked in front of his vehicle and blocked him in to confront him about HOA fines.
Conover is not a licensed security guard, but he was blocking off side streets and stopping traffic inside Turnberry Reserve in front of our cameras, asking people for their addresses as they tried to enter the neighborhood.
Complaints about him stopping cars were deemed a civil matter by the Osceola County Sheriff's Office, even after one person told deputies that security was threatening to use pepper spray after people questioned the closures.
"He pretends to be security. He needs to be removed because he's not," witness Susan Astacio said.
Conover once held a license to be a security guard in Florida, but lost that privilege after being convicted on felonies out of North Carolina.
There, he was a private police agency chief for his own company, which patrolled apartment complexes.
He took a plea deal on felony obstruction of justice charges and misdemeanor assault charges after being accused of falsely arresting and using a Taser on residents there.
When we tried to ask Conover questions, he repeatedly referred us to the management office for the Management 35 Firm.
WFTV called the office, and the manager, Sherry Raposo, hung up on us and did not answer subsequent calls.
Neighbors are hopeful that state investigators will see Conover's actions as more than a civil issue.
"I think that's our last resort; somebody from the state or government needs to step in and assist us," Turnberry Reserve resident Maria Napolitano said.
A spokesperson from the Florida Department of Agriculture told 9 Investigates that the agency's criminal division is looking into the situation.
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Karla Ray, WFTV.com
Karla Ray anchors Eyewitness News This Morning on Saturday and Sundays, and is an investigative reporter for the 9 Investigates unit.