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Upstream Works Software: Powering Agent Success and Customer Experience
Rob McDougall, President and CEO
Numerous studies and surveys reveal how customer experience has evolved over the years and are poised to be the key differentiator for companies in the future. Successfully creating seamless interactions and effectively supporting customers lies in providing an omnichannel experience. Doing this requires agents in contact centers to have real-time contextual information about customers across all communication channels.
"As omnichannel moves beyond email and chat, it is difficult for an agent to manage and have the context they need across the different channels, and to address customer needs and provide speedy resolution," says Rob McDougall, President and CEO of Upstream Works. "Mapping the customer journey is extremely important. While knowing customer details and being aware of their purchases is commonplace, it is also essential to know the customer's full interaction history in order to respond appropriately and efficiently." Upstream Works for Finesse (UWF) provides an intuitive, enhanced agent experience by giving agents a complete view of the customer's journey through the Interaction Activity workspace. This improves productivity and engagement by reducing repeat contacts, shortening handle time, and facilitating responsive and proactive service. "We focus on delivering a great agent experience and optimizing performance to manage and drive an improved customer journey," he adds.
Partnering with Cisco has helped Upstream Works to create a software solution that connects multiple channels and applications, and presents the information through a single interface for the contact center agent. "We are a native Cisco Finesse application—similar to a browser within a browser that brings all the data and information into one desktop," adds McDougall. The UWF all-in-one workspace consolidates phone, email, chat, SMS, social media, and every type of communication a customer engages in, whether it's with a bot or an agent.
The single agent desktop provides an informed experience, empowering agents with a complete overview, full visibility, and context—including all previous interactions. "We measure First Contact Resolution (FCR) and Agent Solve Rates across all channels, allowing contact centers to enhance processes, improve agent training, and gain overall business intelligence," he explains.
Our focus is omnichannel engagement that provides agents with the tools and information they need to deliver an exceptional customer experience
With the increased use of chatbots and interactive voice response (IVR), customers resort to direct interaction with agents only for complex tasks. Given that complex issues demand sound understanding and a skilled workforce, UWF bridges the knowledge gap by offering knowledge management through agent collaboration, team communication, and knowledge sharing to simplify the process of handling intricate issues.
Most businesses continue to rely on legacy applications, which are difficult, expensive, and time-consuming to replace, and also fail to achieve the intended ROI. Instead of requiring outdated systems to be replaced, UWF leverages them, optimizing and automating them, blending them into the environment for a seamless omnichannel experience.
There is a growing demand across industries for intuitive, flexible CX solutions. Online retailer Origami Owl approached Upstream Works, seeking to improve their customer experience. UWF was implemented to streamline customer interactions on phone and email. The solution reduced wait times by 97 percent, transaction costs by 35 percent and simultaneously led to significant productivity gains. A premium automotive software service provider, Mitchell 1 chose UWF for its phone and email capabilities. The solution improved their CX engagement and average speed of answer by 66 percent and reduced abandoned calls by 80 percent.
Continuously innovating, Upstream Works recently added a knowledge component to its solution and aims to continue improving customer experience with the aid of AI and bots. With a stronghold in the US and Canada, the company has expanded into the European market to better serve the growing demand for customer experience solutions.
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COVID Stories: A Campus Oral History Project
A participatory research project between SUNY Oneonta and Utica College.
Note for Instructors
Printable Version of this Guide
Step-by-Step Instructions for Student Interviewers
Questions can be directed to a member of the COVID Stories research team:
Sallie Han (SUNY Oneonta): Sallie.Han@oneonta.edu
Laurah Klepinger (Utica College): leklepin@utica.edu
Elizabeth Seale (SUNY Oneonta): Elizabeth.Seale@oneonta.edu
Amanda Roome (Bassett Research Institute): Amanda.Roome@bassett.org
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Looking back at Fall 2020
About the Oral History Project
The aim of the COVID Stories Campus Oral History Project is to record and collect the oral histories of SUNY Oneonta / Utica College students and campus community members, focused on their experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic. The oral histories will be maintained in an archive that is being organized by the Intermountain COVID-19 Impact Consortium (ICIC) at SUNY Oneonta to serve as a resource for research on and a historical document of the local (campus) experiences of the pandemic.
This interview guide provides information for faculty and students who will be participating in this exercise, which may be incorporated as a class assignment. The exercise is designed for SUNY Oneonta / Utica College students to record interviews with each other or with another member of the campus community (such as staff, faculty, other employee) about their recollections of their Fall 2020 experiences.
All of us have our own stories about how the COVID-19 pandemic shaped our daily lives, particularly during 2020. This exercise is an opportunity to listen to each other and reflect on what will most certainly be remembered as one of the most significant moments of our individual lives and collective histories, and to contribute to research and documentation of this time.
With this exercise, students will gain familiarity with oral history as a research method used in a range of fields including history, anthropology, sociology, and communication; and practice in conducting oral history interviews, which entails active listening and elicitation skills required in other forms of interviewing.
If you plan to use this exercise in your class and have your students participate in recording and collecting oral histories for this project, you may choose to:
collect the recordings, release forms, and narrator information sheets from your students (for example, using a folder in SharePoint, Dropbox, or Blackboard), and then forward them to the COVID Stories Campus Oral History Project.
have students upload the recordings and information sheets directly to the COVID Stories Oral History Project electronic dropbox. Please provide the names of your students and we will forward their materials to you.
Here is the link for Oneonta:
https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=qLHJsq3Rn0yRcnKKjAjrZVHcm0Lvd71Otw-RLzgT2l1UQUY2UjYwM0VVRTQ1OEYyMEI5WTdaM0tWQS4u
Here is the link for Utica:
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Oral history interviewers often transcribe the conversations, then ask the interviewees to review them, with opportunity to make minor corrections or to add more information that make the narrative clearer. Instructors may opt to make transcribing the recordings and review them a part of their students' assignments; however, students are not required to do so for this project.
The audio files forwarded to or uploaded directly to the COVID Stories Campus Oral History Project will be transcribed using Otter.ai, a speech-to-text transcription app, and checked for their accuracy, but they will not be further reviewed.
Please review the Step-by-Step Instructions in class with your students.
COVID Stories: Printable Guide
This PDF document is a downloadable/printable version of the step-by-step instructions and interview questions for COVID Stories: A Campus Oral History Project.
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Your Lung Health: What You Need To Know
We all know that are lungs are two of the most important organs in our body. Without them, we wouldn't be able to take in air, process the oxygen we need, or transport to our muscle or other organs. But not everyone is up to speed on the specifics of lung health and how it can affect our lives. To find out more about this subject read the post below.
Smoking Is Bad
Yup, smoking tobacco bad for you lungs! We all seen the messages that are everywhere now. But why is it so bad? Most people think about lung cancer in relation to smoking but even if you are lucky enough to dodge that bullet, and smoker account for 4 out of 5 lung cancer cases. Then there are other problems like Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) you need to worry about.
COPD is when you're lung are damaged so they can no longer work at full capacity. This condition incorporates chronic bronchitis, emphysema, and obstructive airways disease. If you have one of these conditions, it means less oxygen is getting into your system. So it can negatively affect all sorts of things such as your physical activity, as well as your mental cognition. Remember we need a good supply of oxygen to do most things in life.
Asthma Is Common
Another fact that you need to know about lung health is that Asthma is a very common disease, although many cases go unreported. Asthma ranges from being a mild sensation of shortness of breath when exercising, to being a very severe condition.
Few people are aware of how severe the condition can actually be. Causing the sufferer to be hospitalized and need days of treatment to regain their health.
The exact cause of asthma is not known. But it what is known is that allergies are likely to trigger an attack that means some folks might be sensitive to pollen or dander in the air. While for others what they eat like peanuts or salty food may be linked to an attack.
Some Lung Diseases Are Caused By Outside Factors
You also need to be aware that toxic substance in the environment are responsible for some lung disease. For example Mesothelioma is linked to the inhalation or ingestion of asbestos fibers.
Asbestosis is a particular toxic substance that was used as an insulative material in construction. It has been linked to many fatal diseases and is usually ingested through no fault of the victim. If you would like to know more about this visit sites like http://www.mesotheliomahelp.org for information.
Breathing And Mental Health Are Linked
Another important fact about our lungs and health is that breathing and mental health are linked. If you have ever experienced an anxiety attack, this will be pretty clear to you, as you struggle for breath while your thoughts race!
But what does that mean? Well, it means that is may be possible to control or at least manage our mental health in part with breathing techniques. In fact, there are many therapies based on just this.
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Book Review in Non-Fiction, Medicine & Health
Cancer Crossings
By Tim Wendel
ILR Press
Reviewed by Eileen McGinnis
A sportswriter and historian gets personal with a memoir about his sibling's illness.
In her groundbreaking 1978 monograph, Illness as Metaphor, Susan Sontag calls out the ways that Western culture talks about cancer. She argues that the language of warfare, in which patients "battle" "invasive…colonizing" cancer cells and doctors attempt to "conquer" the disease, has real consequences for patients and their families. Psychologically, it places the onus of the fight on patients. Moreover, the stigmas around cancer can affect patients' self-image.
Tim Wendel's Cancer Crossings responds brilliantly to Sontag's decades-old call for new metaphors, new ways of imagining cancer. In lieu of military metaphors, Wendel substitutes the mindful journey. The "crossings" of the book's title refer to the practice of staying present, facing the unknown changes and challenges ahead with flexibility and resilience.
Part memoir and part medical history, Cancer Crossings tells the story of Wendel's younger brother Eric, diagnosed with acute childhood leukemia at age 3. Wendel alternates between his own family history and the story of how a small team of doctors in the 1960s and '70s worked together to treat the disease.
At the time, most of their colleagues thought leukemia incurable, and "cancer" was still a secret, even shameful word. Some of those doctors — based at Roswell Park in Buffalo, NY — cared for Eric, enabling him to live far beyond the initial prognosis of 18 months.
The Wendel family's frequent sailing trips across Lake Ontario become the narrative's central metaphor. Learning to sail teaches Tim and his siblings metaphysical lessons about facing the uncertainty of Eric's disease. As Wendel writes, "No matter what the wind brought our way, no matter how the situation played out, we could hang in the moment and somehow hold our own."
The result is a quiet, even meditative book — a surprise given the potentially volatile subject matter of childhood cancer.
Take this passage in which Wendel recalls an early sailing trip. It captures the book's understated tone and lovely writing:
"In the darkness, the lights of the hamlet's few houses and the yacht club farther up the channel illuminated the calm waters inside the pair of breakwalls. Beyond the red light at the end of the left-hand-side pier, everything in the lake had already fallen into darkness and only the sounds of the wind in the treetops and the waves crashing against the shore reached us now."
Through such subtle prose, Wendel approaches an emotional and highly fraught topic with gentleness and compassion for the reader. While there is certainly great feeling under the surface, Wendel also cultivates an aura of detachment. (In part, this distance might follow from the passage of time — his brother died 45 years ago.)
Wendel also extends kindness to the reader through the book's hybridity. He interweaves anecdotes of growing up in an outdoorsy, athletic family of five in western New York State, the details of Eric's cancer story, and the larger medical narrative.
In this way, the reader experiences relief from the more intense passages. This technique also creates a respectful tribute to Eric's memory. Wendel recalls Eric in the fullness of his childhood — his love of hockey, his toughness, his wit — not merely through the lens of his cancer.
At times, though, the book's restraint interferes with the medical drama that Wendel also wants to tell. Early on, we learn that the doctors who pioneered novel approaches to childhood leukemia were known by their peers as "renegades, pirates, cowboys."
They were chastised for their aggressive treatments, for their willingness to experiment on young lives. Yet, we don't fully get a sense of the career stakes and personal risks involved in bucking the medical establishment.
Wendel is best known as a sportswriter and historian who typically excels at writing about a team of underdogs, whether in sports or medicine. For this reader, however, there was a spark, an energy, missing from this piece of the narrative.
As a work of narrative nonfiction about cancer, Cancer Crossings initially calls to mind The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, perhaps the popular-medicine story of the decade. Its author, Rebecca Skloot, recounts the life and legacy of one woman with cervical cancer while tackling big, messy themes of medical ethics, race, and class in U.S. history.
Wendel, in contrast, avoids critical sociology aside from one brief mention of race when detailing the history of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. With a few exceptions, Wendel largely reconstructs his medical history from the perspective of white male doctors now in their 80s and 90s, even as he notes the pioneering role of women like psychologist Jimmie Holland, as well as numerous doctors from abroad who were involved in these efforts when American doctors were unwilling to take on the work.
Readers interested in the history of medicine still have a lot to learn from Cancer Crossings. But what stayed with me was the personal narrative of cancer as experienced by the Wendel family. The book is most successful, and most moving, in the rich particulars that Wendel so deftly captures.
[Editor's note: This review originally ran in 2018.]
Eileen McGinnis is a college instructor and writer in Austin, TX. She blogs about parenting and creativity at eileenmcginnis.com and is currently working on a book about computer pioneer Ada Lovelace.
Strange Fruit: Racism and Community Life in the Chesapeake — 1850 to the Present
By John R. Wennersten
A look at the longstanding racial strife in Maryland's Somerset County.
Non-Fiction, History, United States
A Carnival of Snackery: Diaries 2003-2020
Though witty, this volume isn't the best starting point for Sedaris neophytes.
Non-Fiction, Essays & Literary Criticism, Humor


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Sparkle from every angle with this two stone fashion ring. Two round cut moissanite stones sit slightly off center on a split band. Draped around each stone are additional moissanite accents, enhancing the fire and brilliance of this flirty and fashionable ring.
Set in 14K White Gold that appeals to the timeless design flare she will love
A truly unique style has been crafted by Charles & Colvard to reveal the beauty of Moissanite through two varying stones that flint around one another on separate bands
This fiery ring boasts a total of 1.60 DEW, with the primary stones weighing approximately 0.80 and 0.50 DEW
Moissanite gemstones weigh slightly less than diamonds of comparable size. Diamond Equivalent Weight (DEW) represents the approximate total weight of diamonds of similar appearance.
Material Content: 14K White Gold
Karatage: 14K
Plating Type: Rhodium
Primary Finish: Polished
Manufacturing Process: Lab Created
Moissanite: 6mm. /Round /Brilliant Cut /Lab Created
Moissanite: 1.3mm. /Round /Brilliant Cut /Lab Created
Moissanite: 0.8ct.
Moissanite: 0.01ct.
Length: 7/16in.
Width: 13/16in.
Height: 3/16in.
Vendor Warranty Terms: Limited warranty provided by Charles & Colvard. For warranty information please call 1-877-202-5467 or visit https://www.charlesandcolvard.com/warranty.
Check out the Ring Sizing Guide to find your ring size.
WhiteGold 14KGold Moissanite
Although gold is most often thought of as having a soft, yellow glow, the metal is available in an entire spectrum of different hues. The different colors of gold depend upon with which metals the gold is alloyed, or mixed.
Increasing in popularity in recent years, white gold has become fashionable as the preferred cool and contemporary look. White gold boasts the same properties as classic yellow gold, but achieves its white color by mixing with different alloys. In general, white gold is created when a nickel or palladium alloy (zinc and copper) is used. White gold may also be plated with an even whiter metal, such as rhodium, to enhance its cool appearance. As well, a white gold setting can enhance the rapture of white diamonds.
Gold's softness and malleability make it a wonderful metal to work with when creating virtually any design in jewelry. But this softness can be a drawback as well. To make it stronger and more durable, gold is usually alloyed, or mixed, with other metals such as copper or silver. The higher a metal's percentage of gold content, the softer and more yellow the jewelry piece. The karat weight system used to measure gold in a piece is the same for all hues, including white and yellow gold.
The word "carat" is Arabic, meaning "bean seed." This is because historically seeds were used to measure weights of gold and precious stones. In the United States, "karat" with a "k" is used to measure gold's purity, while "carat" with a "c" is used in measuring a gemstone's size. The karat mark of gold represents the percentage of pure gold to alloy.
24K is pure gold or 100% gold
21K is 21/24ths gold content or 87.5% gold: In the United States, jewelry with this karatage or higher is rare. It is far more common in Europe, the Middle East and Southeast Asia.
18K is 18/24ths gold content or 75% gold: This karatage is a popular high-end choice in the United States, Europe and other regions. Its popularity is spreading throughout North America.
14K is 14/24ths gold content or 58.5% gold: This is the most common gold karatage in the United States because of its fine balance between gold content, durability and affordability.
10K is 10/24ths gold content or 41.7% gold: This karatage is gaining popularity for its affordability and durability. Commonly used in everyday-wear jewelry such as rings, 10K gold beautifully withstands wear and tear. It is the lowest gold content that can be legally marked or sold as gold jewelry in the United States.
In order to determine the karat weight of a specific item, simply look for the quality mark. Jewelry items will bear the stamp of their karatage based upon the United States or European system of marking. The United States system designates pieces by their karats—24K, 18K, 14K, 10K, etc. The European system designates pieces by their percentage of gold content. For instance, 10K gold is marked "417," denoting 41.7% gold; 14K is marked "585," denoting 58.5% gold; and 18K is marked "750," denoting 75% gold; etc.
Created exclusively by Charles & Colvard, Moissanite is a model of sheer beauty that is fast becoming a shining star in today's hottest jewelry designs. It is a high-quality, uniquely created stone unlike any other.
Created Moissanite has very high dispersion and displays 2.4 times more fire than diamond (0.044). Its inherent high refractive index gives Moissanite a dazzling sparkle, while its precisely calibrated and carefully hand-cut facet patterns intensify fire and maximize brilliance.
Moissanite is extremely durable. It is harder (more resistant to scratching) than ruby or sapphire – second only to diamond – and it is resistant to breakage.
Larger sizes of near-colorless Moissanite (6.5mm or 1 carat and larger) might appear to have a slight color. A variety of factors, such as dispersion, tint and the type of jewelry setting, can create and affect this unique color appearance. Moissanite aficionados enjoy the slight hue that results in a very natural-looking gemstone, even though it's lab-created.
Natural mined diamonds are slightly heavier in weight than Moissanite stones because of Moissanite's chemical properties and structure. Essentially, Moissanite is less dense and therefore lighter than a diamond of the same size. For instance, an 8mm diamond with a 2.00 carat weight would compare to an 8mm Moissanite that has a carat weight of approximately 1.73. That said, the Moissanite would be classified as a 2.00 DEW (diamond equivalent weight) because of its size. This is a useful comparison tool when shopping for Moissanite as a diamond alternative.
Moissanite's high dispersion produces flashes of rich rainbow (spectral) colors. The appearance and degree of these tints are less noticeable when Moissanite is set in jewelry. Jewelry set in gold (yellow, rose or white) and/or set in platinum will affect the face-up appearance of Moissanite.
Nobel Prize-winning chemist Dr. Henri Moissan discovered minute quantities of natural silicon carbide (later named Moissanite in his honor) while analyzing part of Arizona's Diablo Canyon meteorite crater in 1893. Upon close inspection, he noticed the tiny crystals shimmered with brilliance and dispersion, although they were too limited in quantity and not large enough to use in jewelry.
Almost 100 years after Dr. Moissan's amazing discovery, a way to create Moissanite was developed. Appreciated for its overwhelming brilliance, Moissanite continues to take the jewelry world by storm.
Brilliance: The white light leaving a jewel, traveling upward, which is visible to the eye. Brilliance is sometimes referred to as "sparkle."
Dispersion: Flashes of rainbow colors. Also called "fire."
Hardness: Resistance to scratching. The higher the number, the more resistant.
Luster: The shininess of a jewel.
Toughness: Resistance to breakage.
Experience the exceptional fire and brilliance of Moissanite by Charles & Colvard™ jewelry - a timeless jewelry collection featuring an across-the-room sparkle and an intrinsic fire that reflects a woman's inner elegance.
The Moissanite by Charles & Colvard™ collection features Charles & Colvard created moissanite, which is the world's most brilliant gem. Its unique internal beauty lends a riveting allure to jewelry, making a spectacular statement at a fraction of the cost of other gemstones.
Moissanite is one of the rarest minerals on earth, first discovered more than 120 years ago by Nobel Prize winning chemist Henri Moissan. The stone that bears his name was not recreated in gemstone quality until Charles & Colvard introduced the most brilliant gem to the world.
Charles & Colvard has been creating moissanite for more than 20 years and has spent this time tirelessly refining the way it produces this beautiful, man-made gemstone. The company is dedicated to creating better products and developing better techniques to enhance the stunning brilliance of its moissanite.
Charles & Colvard introduced Forever One™ to the market in September 2015, and it has been met with significant market acceptance and demand. The structural configuration of this new moissanite material is what yields its unsurpassed, completely colorless (D-E-F) quality. While chemically it is still silicon carbide (SiC) and its optical and hardness properties remain the same, it is the stacking of SiC material in the manufacturing process that makes Forever One moissanite unlike any of its predecessors.
Through its research and development efforts working with Forever One, Charles & Colvard has developed a second grade of Forever One, in G-H-I quality. This near-colorless gemstone emits a faint, icy hue compared to its Forever Brilliant predecessor, which yields a warm hue.
Featuring classic jewelry designs set in 14K gold, the Moissanite by Charles & Colvard™ collection offers timeless beauty that's perfect for any occasion. By day and by night, moissanite's conspicuous brilliance is spectacular.


For Groupe Fortin, our most valued asset, within our company, is our employees. We have the firm conviction that we employ and work with the best employees in the industry.
We would of never been able to reach this level of success and such growth, without benefiting from the experience and diverse expertise of our dynamic Executive Management Team, our veteran superintendents and highly qualified personnel.
Groupe Fortin is proud of the distinguishing elements that separates us from our competitors: our personnel's loyalty, as well as, a low turnover. In fact, many employees have 20 years seniority and 60% of our hiring comes from internal references, which demonstrates our employees sense of belonging towards the proud family that is the Groupe Fortin.
As an employer of choice, we devote a special attention to the recruiting of the best candidates and to their development.
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Suele hacerse referencia a una pirofosfatasa inorgánica como aquella que degrada moléculas de pirofosfato. Sin embargo, existen otras enzimas con actividad ligeramente distinta, como la tiamín pirofosfatasa (que degrada tiamín difosfato). Existen pirofosfatsas, como las de la vacuola (H+ PPiasa), que intervienen en el transporte de membrana del tonoplasto.

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Maybe this is the start of a more active blog, who knows, I just found an extension for the Firefox web browser called, ScribeFire, yes you guessed it, a blogging tool. Now I can prep, preview then publish as and when.
Now with Paula and her jumping frogs and foxes on fire here are the Rogue Rabbits…. Caught on camera whilst on the homeward leg through the grounds of Monk Coniston on a walk round Tarn Hows in the Lake District.


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04-18-2017 - Re-referred to Com. on U. & E.
04-19-2017 - In committee: Set, first hearing. Hearing canceled at the request of author.


KSL & Read Today held a tailgate party to encourage kids to read.
United Way is honored for their work in eliminating borders for children in low income families by helping them become proficient readers. 3600 free kids books were given to children in need.
South Jordan Elementary School had a visit from 3 Jazz basketball players.


Humans are naturally social creatures, and we use social media more and more to connect to our friends, communities and yes: businesses, organizations and nonprofits.
According to Statistica, there are 2.2 BILLION people using social networks worldwide for everything from sharing cat gifs to products and services they love. Having a solid, engaging social media presence is more and more important, especially as people increasingly rely on recommendations from their social networks about, well, everything. Direct Marketing News reports that more than half of consumers are "somewhat or very influenced to think more highly of a business after seeing positive comments or praise online."
For organizations, social media opens up whole new worlds for learning about and interacting with their audience and customers, ultimately leading to more positive brand identities and increased conversions and sales.
Chances are, you've already started using social media in your organization, but in order to take full advantage of the opportunities offered by social media, you need to expand your online presence and engagement across multiple platforms, and now is the right time to do it.
In the united states, 78% of the U.S. population has at least one social networking profile, and worldwide, 52% of online adults are using two or more social media sites. On top of this, the demographics of these sites are expanding rapidly: school children spend hours on YouTube, and grandmothers keep in touch with relatives on Facebook.
Connecting and sharing with customers on social media can be easier and more effective than traditional avenues because a lot of the leg work has already been done for you. As opposed to building flashy, neon-lit displays in a shop window to try and entice people to visit your organization, using social media, they're in a sense already "in the store."
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This upcoming solar eclipse is almost exclusive to the continental US, and all of the US will see it, in some fraction. It is, I think, going to change American's lives, in some pretty profound ways.
Most of us have seen lunar eclipses, or, eclipses of the moon. But most of us (myself excluded), have never seen a total eclipse of the sun.
Graphic Created by Dale Alan Bryant.
* Even though the solar eclipse I saw from Woods Hole was total, and this upcoming eclipse is partial, for most of the U.S., it will get dark enough in the eastern half of the country at mid-eclipse, that, if we're driving, we'll have to put the headlights on! If you're inside, you might want to turn on some lamps - for a few minutes anyway.
* When the moon begins to clear the face of the sun, the birds will begin singing - thinking that it's dawn again!
* For, possibly, the very first time - you will see whole crowds of people become silent. Everyone will start whispering.
This is not only a visual event but a mental and spiritual one, as well. It's the kind of event that turns kids into amateur astronomers - and into professional ones, when they grow up!
The eclipse will bring people together in ways we rarely get to witness.
Nice post, Dale. The sky forecast is looking pretty good so far for the Cape Cod area on Eclipse Day.


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The Impossible Burger is one of the meat-free patties trying to mimic the taste and feel of ground beef.
For decades, vegetarians have used a variety of nut-and-bean patties as a substitute for one of America's most popular menu items: the hamburger.
But now, a handful of California-based companies are using science to shake things up.
The results are so similar to ground beef, that cattle ranchers are taking action.
These new patties are not your parents' veggie burgers. They got their start in California labs, where scientists reverse-engineered the components of beef and reconstructed them using vegetable-based ingredients.
Two of the top-selling burgers are made by Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat, both backed by millions of dollars in venture capital.
"I mean, every night we sell more and more, and I'm more and more surprised by it," Scuderi said.
The chef says it's now selling so well, that it makes up about half of the burgers sold at Hook & Ladder.
This popularity is not going unnoticed by those who earn their living raising cattle.
About an hour south of Sacramento is Oakdale. There's a lot of cattle grazing going on here. So much so, that "it's the cowboy capital of the world," according to Bill Fogarty, a third-generation cattle rancher who runs beef cattle in Stanislaus County.
His daughter, and fellow rancher, is Kelly Fogarty. She's with the United States Cattlemen's Association, a group that's petitioning the U.S. Department of Agriculture to limit the use of the words "beef" and "meat" solely for slaughtered animal products.
"Meat is meat and it's not grown in a laboratory," Kelly Fogarty said.
The association's new slogan is targeted at these new veggie patties. Fogarty says consumers can be confused, especially when products like the Beyond Burger are sold side-by-side in the meat department of some grocery chains.
Due west from Oakdale is Oakland, where Impossible Foods CEO Patrick Brown has greatly expanded production with a new "burger" factory.
The CEO thinks big. He says he always had complete certainty that the company would be popular. But his goal is to completely replace animal-based protein consumption by 2035.
In Southern California, Beyond Meats CEO Ethan Brown says the efficiency of this new protein source will actually help the agriculture industry.
"I think that the American farmer will be one of the biggest beneficiaries of this transition to plant-based meat, because it will allow for the vastly more efficient use of the key resources we have in agriculture, which is land, water, and energy," Brown said.
The CEO says he's working with farmers on how they can transition into suppliers for veggie burgers, mainly by growing legumes instead of the corn and other products used for animal feed.
He says the push to narrowly define the term meat, doesn't add up.
"Why can't we call it a piece of meat? It has the same things in it, it presents the same way, and it performs the same function. A lot like we call the mobile phone a phone, and we don't call it a fake landline," Brown said.
These companies are moving well beyond California's borders into areas where veggie patties are less the norm.
Impossible Burgers are now available as sliders at the White Castle burger chain, which serves much of the Midwest.
Beyond Burgers are available in thousands of grocery stores and restaurants nationwide.
And for some, it turns out, they actually are your parents' veggie burger: They're currently on the menu at the Sun City Lincoln Hills clubhouse — aimed at retirees.


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The Great Mistake
June 30, 2011 Drew Peterson-Roach Uncategorized 0
Published in El Universal
(Venezuela) on 30 June 2011
by Alfredo Toro Hardy [link to original]
Translated from Spanish by Drew Peterson-Roach. Edited by Heidi Kaufmann.
Posted on June 30, 2011.
The year of 1979 marked the beginning of three fundamental processes. It was then that China's process of economic reform began under Deng Xiaoping, laying the groundwork for its dizzying economic expansion. It was the date in which the Islamic Revolution triumphed in Iran with Khomeini, unleashing a movement that would transform the face of the Middle East. It was, finally, the year of the invasion of Afghanistan — that is, the conflict that gave rise to the formation of an Islamic, anti-Soviet jihad in which 35,000 radical Muslims coming from 40 countries formed a coalition. There, the seeds of al-Qaida were sown, which would assume so much importance in later decades. These events marked a bifurcation: On one side was spectacular economic growth, represented by China; on the other, political radicalization represented by Islamic fundamentalism.
The obsessive attention the United States paid to the second has caused it to lose sight of the first. However, in terms of challenging its leadership, what has occurred in China has proven immensely more significant than Islamism. While the Asian nation is in the process of supplanting the United States as the foremost economic power on the planet, Islamism represents a factor of global distortion, not transformation. In this fashion, the dominant power's attention hasn't been directed toward an emerging rival, as would be logical, but rather toward a sideshow.
While the United States has spent $1.3 trillion on the war in Afghanistan and, by extension of its paranoia, on the unnecessary war in Iraq, its domestic infrastructure, its education system and, to a fair extent, its productive capability languish in decay. While China has been advancing by giant strides — even threatening its technological supremacy — the United States has sunk into a state of torpor with respect to its competitive shortcomings. Overly preoccupied with al-Qaida, the Taliban and other real and imagined enemies in that part of the world, it seems to have not noticed the high-speed train at its back, which threatens to leave it behind.
Great empires cease being great not because they want to, but simply because they lose the capacity to continue being great. Usually the economy is the Achilles' heel that brings them down, as Paul Kennedy demonstrated so well in his masterly work, "The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers." From Spain to Great Britain, including Portugal and the Netherlands, imperial desires have exceeded the capacity of respective economies to sustain them. So it was, when the United States received the torch of hegemonic leadership in the 20th century, when Great Britain proved itself incapable in continuing to maintain its own.
Just as 17th-century Spain, obsessed by its conflict in Flanders, was overwhelmed by more aggressive economic competitors, the United States, consumed in its own Flanders, will be the next to lose its primacy. Looking in the wrong direction, Washington lost its sense of history.
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Drew has studied language and international politics at Michigan State University and at the Graduate Program in International Affairs at the New School in New York City. He is a freelance translator in Spanish and also speaks French and Russian. He lives in Brooklyn.
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Dr Susannah Wright
Senior Lecturer in Education Studies and Postgraduate Research Tutor
Email: susannahwright@brookes.ac.uk
Location: A1.03
I am a Senior Lecturer in Education Studies in the School of Education. I joined the School as Research Fellow, in 2007, before becoming a Senior Lecturer in 2009. I am Postgraduate Research Tutor for the School of Education. I also teach on the MA Education, and supervise research students working towards their MPhil/PhD and EdD. My key research and teaching interests relate to the history of education and childhood, with a focus on themes of secularism, and war and peace. From 2014-2019 I was one of three editors of a peer-reviewed journal, History of Education, and in 2020 I was appointed Hon. Secretary of the History of Education Society (UK). I am currently research group lead of the School of Education's 'Humanistic Perspectives' research group.
As postgraduate research tutor I oversee the progression of numerous students studying for our research degrees. I am Director of Studies for three current research students. I also teach on the MA Education programme, as module leader for ECS7001 Childhood in Contexts, and supervising supervise dissertations at MA level.
P70002: Dissertation (supervisor)
ECS7001: Childhoods in Context (module leader)
I am currently Director of Studies for three research students in the School of Education. I have supervised to completion, as second supervisor, a doctoral student in the School of History, Philosophy and Culture researching secularist history. I would welcome enquiries from potential students interested in:
history of education/history of childhood and youth in the 19th and 20th centuries;
history of secularism 19th and 20th centuries;
moral education and citizenship (historically and present day);
war and peace, remembrance and commemoration (historically and in the present day).
My academic background is as a historian, and much of my research falls within the history of education and childhood. I have focused predominantly on the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, examining moral education and citizenship, and local studies of education and welfare. My publications cover both my funded research and historical projects. A monograph - Morality and Citizenship in English Schools. Secular Approaches, 1897-1944 was published by Palgrave Macmillan earlier in 2017 and in 2020 was awarded the History of Education Society's Kevin Brehony Prize for the best sole-authored first monograph published in the English language between 2017 and 2019. Current research projects focus on young people, war and peace, both historically through research into organisations that promoted peace among young people from the 1920s to the 1960s, and in the present day through research into remembrance in schools.
Research group membership
I served on the executive committee of the History of Education Society from 2003 to 2010, and 2018 onwards; in January 2020 I was appointed ecretary. From 2007 to end of 2013 co-edited the History of Education Researcher, and from 2014 to 2019 co-edited History of Education - I continue as an editorial board member. I am also a member of the International Standing Conference for the History of Education, the British Educational Research Association, the Social History Society and the Society for Educational Studies.
Externally funded research and consultancy projects
2004-06: Nuffield Review of 14-19 Education and Training (funded by the Nuffield Foundation).
2006-07: The Student Learning Experience in Higher Education (funded by the Higher Education Academy).
2007-08: 14-19 education and training: establishing a baseline of evidence (funded by the Qualifications and Curriculum Development Authority)
Current research projects:
Remembrance in Schools (2013-19). I am working with colleagues in the School of Education and at Brunel University as part of a multi-disciplinary team investigating remembrance events on or around 11 November in schools in Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire. To date we have conducted two online surveys and interviews with teachers, and are now embarking on observations of remembrance events, and questionnaires with pupils to run in November 2017 and 2018.
Peaceful Youth. I am engaged in a new monograph project which will examine - through documentary research and oral histories - organisations that promoted peace among young people from the 1920s to the 1960s.
Humanistic Perspectives research group website
Remembrance in Schools project website
Membership of professional bodies
Co-editor, History of Education Researcher, 2007-12
Co-editor: History ofEducation, 2014-19
Executive Committee History of Education Society from 2003 to 2010, 2019 to present
Hon. Secretay, History of Education Society 2020 to present
Selected conference and seminar papers
'Remembrance in Schools' (with Annie Haight and David Aldridge). 'Their Past, Their Memories symposium, AHRC Teaching and Learning War Research Network, King's College London, 15 September 2017 (invited round-table participant).
'"Our Future [British] Citizens"? Secular Approaches to Teaching Values in the Early Twentieth Century', BERA History SIG Annual Colloquium (Teaching British Values), 7 July 2017 (invited keynote speaker).
'Secularism and Character Formation in English Schools 1897-c.1923', Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues seminar series, University of Birmingham, 8 March 2017 (invited speaker).
'"A world where their descendents enjoy all that they set out to secure". The League of Nations Union and Armistice Commemoration, 1919-1939'. History of Education Society/ANZHES Annual Conference, Great Malvern, November 2016.
'The Ethical Movement and Moral Instruction. Moments of International Activity 1892-1914'. European Conference of Educational Research, Dublin, August 2016.
(with David Aldridge, Patrick Alexander and Annie Haight) 'Remembrance in Schools'. Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Lunchtime Lecture, 28 April 2016.
'League of Nations Union Junior Branches 1919-1939'. European Conference of Educational Research, Budapest, September 2015.
'Creating world citizens in British Schools, 1919-1939'. History of Education Society Annual Conference, Dublin, November 2014.
(with Peter Forsaith) 'Dora Cohen: an educational life'. History of Education Society Annual Conference, Exeter, November 2013.
'Saving the Birmingham Slum-Child, 1890-1910'. International Standing Conference for the History of Education, Riga, August 2013.
'The ethical rebel? Frederick James Gould and world citizenship 1919-39'. History of Education Society Annual Conference, Winchester, November 2012.
'Religion and philanthropy in Birmingham 1890-1910'. Invited seminar: Religion, Health and Welfare since 1750, Glasgow Caledonian University, October 2012.
'Creating world citizens? League of Nations teaching in English schools, 1919-39'. Invited speaker: Institute of Historical Research History of Education Seminar, London, 3 November 2011.
'Creating religious or secular citizens? Moral instruction in English elementary schools at the turn of the twentieth century'. History of Education Society Annual Conference, London, November 2010.
'Moral education and the English elementary school'. Citizenship, Modernisation and Nationhood: The Cultural Role of Mass Education 1870-1930, Magdalen College, Oxford, 25-26 September 2009.
'Religion, secularism and morality in English elementary schools'. International Standing Conference for the History of Education, Utrecht, August 2009.
'Inside the Black Box? School Log Books'. Invited symposium: The black box of schooling: a cultural history of the classroom, Rotterdam, June 2008.
1993-1996 University of Leeds, BA Joint Honours History and Sociology
1997-1999 Oxford Brookes University, MA Historical Studies
2000-2006 Oxford Brookes University, PhD (History Department)
2003-2007 Oxford University Department of Education, Research Officer
2007-2009 Oxford Brookes University, Research Fellow in Education
2009-Present Oxford Brookes University, Senior Lecturer in Education
2018-Present Oxford Brookes University, Postgraduate Research Tutor
I can be found on Twitter at @susannahlwright.


Ronald James Brunelle was born November 5, 1935 in Detroit, Michigan to William and Aurelia Brunelle. He was one of two children. Ronald passed away in Superior Township, Michigan on Tuesday July 10, 2018 at the age of 82.
Ronald was the beloved husband of Joann until she went to prepare a place in Heaven for him in 2015. Loving father of Deborah (her husband Charles) Sewell, Ronald (his wife Tracey) Brunelle, and Christine (her husband Tony) Saurini. Dear brother of Bill (his wife Louise) Brunelle. Proud grandfather of Alexandria Brunelle and Brendan Brunelle. Ronald will also be missed by many nieces, nephews, and friends.
Ronald was a proud Fifth Level Executive at GM and retired after 32 years in 1993. He was a Grand Knight with the Knights of Columbus. He loved music, fishing, hunting, and golfing with his two youngest children, Christine(Tony) and Ronnie. He enjoyed boating with his father as a child, and later with his sons Ronnie and Charles. Ronald also loved all shades of blue, traveling with his "beautiful wife", and most of all, simply being with his family.
Ronald's family will receive guests for a visitation on Wednesday, July 18, 2018 from 12:00 pm to 8:00 pm. at Harry J. Will Funeral Home 37000 Six Mile, Livonia, Michigan 48152. There will be an opportunity to share memories and stories at 7pm.
Ronald will be laid to rest with his "beautiful wife" on Thursday, July 19, 2018 at 11:00 AM at Holy Sepulchre Catholic Cemetery, 25800 W. 10 Mile Road, Southfield, MI 48033. The committal service will be led by Father Henry Roodbeen.
Serving as pallbearers are Charles H. Sewell - Son in Law, Ronald J. Brunelle II - Son, Tony Saurini - Son in Law, Brendan Brunelle - Grandson, Gary Kost Jr. - Nephew and Andrew Kost - Nephew.
Contributions in Ronald's memory may be made to Alzheimers Association, 25200 Telegraph Road, Suite 100, Southfield, Michigan 48033, www.alz.org.
Ronald will also be missed by many nieces, nephews and friends.
The Detroit news hunter safety clinics, golf weekend at the Dream, Saturday trips to Boblo, family vacations to Indian River, breakfast outside with the family, cruising the Indian River. These Dad and many, many other great memories are what I'll remember and cherish for the rest of my life. I know that you are resting peacefully with mom in heaven and some day I will be with you in beautiful place they call God's kingdom. I will miss you very much. It's now time for me to build memories with my son the same way you and I did. Love you very much Dad!
Uncle Ron, I didn't have the privilege of knowing you the way my "new" family does but if Debbie is any hint of what kind of people you and Aunty Jo were, I know I certainly missed out! I will continue to enjoy hearing all the stories from Chuck! May you rest easy, Sir!
Uncle Ron, I always enjoyed visiting with you and just hanging. You Sir are a true gentleman And a man to be looked up to and respected. You treated others with dignity yet expected nothing in return and carried yourself with a true humbleness. I had a lot of good times hanging at your house and at the big IR.
In a world gone crazy Sir you will really be missed as we are in need of true men like yourself!
Dad...no daughter could love her Daddy more than I loved you. You were not only my Dad, but my best friend, I have a flood of memories that I will cherish and hold close to my heart for the rest of my life. You were an amazing man Dad. Rest easy now Dad and give a big kiss and hug to Mom.
Thank you for the gift of your Son, and for welcoming me into the family. I have many fond memories of my time Up North with you & Mom. Things changed in this family when Mom passed away, and not all for the good. Why ... that's a good question and I may never understand. Don't think for one minute that I didn't think about you often or stop loving you ❤.You're in God's arms now, may you find eternal peace, and happiness now that you have been reunited with Mom.
Rest In Peace, Grandpa. I love you.
You always knew how to make people laugh with cracking a joke especially when you chuck and I would take an adventure. You were an amazingly kind heart man and a great friend. You will be missed my lots but forgotten by none. Love the time I got to spend with ya rather it was fishing at kenisgton or taking a trip to the gun shop. Gunna miss ya like crazy but give all our family a big hug.
You were one of the most caring individuals that I knew, who would have given the shirt off your back if someone needed it. I will never forget all the times that you and Auntie Jo would make when you were in town from Indian River. You will truly be missed Uncle Ron. I'm glad that you're with Auntie Jo up in heaven now.
I will miss our games at the nursing home, an the laughs we had together..
You are my Pal , my friend, an in this loss. I have learned what it truly feels like to miss a Dad..


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Category 5.-Hoarding and Profiteering
140. Hoarding and profiteering (Category 5).-The fifth category of the offences mentioned by the Santhanam Committee is-"Profiteering, black-marketing and hoarding.".
141. Existing provisions analysed.-The existing laws relating to these offences are listed separately1. As will be seen, the details of the policy laid down in these laws have to be worked out by orders and rules issued under those laws. The provisions that emerge, as a result of those laws read with such statutory orders or rules, are bound to vary in respect of each commodity or group of commodities. There is a whole structure of legislation and sub-legislation which has come into existence as a result of the exercise of various powers by various authorities as to the control of essential commodities. We do not think that the transfer of the offences against such legislation to the Penal Code would be convenient. It should also be noted, that there are special rules of evidence and procedure enacted by some of these enactments. For example, section 11 of the Essential Commodities Act2 bars the court from taking cognizance of an offence under that Act, except on a written report of a public servant. Again, section 14 of that Act enacts a rule as to burden of proof. It is obvious that the Indian Penal Code cannot be encumbered with these provisions.
1. See Appendix 5.
2. The Essential Commodities Act, 1955 (10 of 1955).


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Jack Radics Hailed as "a National Treasure" at Launch of New Album in Atlanta
Platinum selling Jamaican recording artist Jack Radics has been hailed as one of Jamaica's finest cultural ambassadors and a National Treasure by Mrs Jewel Scott, Honorary Consul of the Jamaican Atlanta Consulate in Georgia.
Mrs Scott made the remarks as she issued they keynote address at the launch of Radics' new album, The Watershed, at the Bassmint Production Studios in Atlanta this past Friday evening, November 4.
Before a standing room only crowd filled with celebrities, industry professionals and well wishers, Mrs Scott called the launch of The Watershed album "Another milestone in the artistic journey of one of Jamaica's finest sons and one of our most distinguished cultural ambassadors." She noted that in a career spanning nearly thirty years, Radics had held the flag of his nation high on stages across the world, and had refused to bow to commercial pressure to create anything but "Music he can be proud of."
"We are all the richer for the music he has given us- as a producer, songwriter, bandleader and a singer," she stated.
The event was hosted by award winning hip hop artist and radio DJ Chubb Rock, of Majik 107.5 FM's popular afternoon show The Ride, and featured performances by Radics along with The Blak Diamond Band, Rica Newell, and John 'Jubu' Smith of Maze featuring Frankie Beverly fame.
The launch also featured the World Premiere screening of the music video for Love Is, the first single from the album. The video was directed by acclaimed film director James Thayer.
Three versions of The Watershed album – main, acoustic and instrumental renditions- were all released simultaneously on Friday.
It was also announced that Radics will shortly be embarking on a major US tour to promote the album.
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Communicating climate change in a changing climate
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"Scientists urged decades ago that we buy ourselves some insurance by cutting emissions, writes Justin Gillis. "We yawned."
Gillis is a fantastic journalist covering climate change science and policy for the New York Times. On Monday, he wrote his last entry for the By Degrees column (he is still contributing to the Times while focusing on writing a book).
In his final column, Gillis summarized the issues he has seen with dark, almost resigned clarity. He points to numerous instances of how climate change has negatively impacted our lives, most recently by intensifying a string of nasty storms.
"Because of atmospheric emissions from human activity, the ocean waters from which Harvey drew its final burst of strength were much warmer than they ought to have been, most likely contributing to the intensity of the deluge," writes Gillis.
Watch: Miles connects the dots between climate change and Hurricane Harvey for the PBS NewsHour.
"We are beginning to see trends in hurricane observations," agrees MIT climatologist Kerry Emanuel in the Washington Post. "Katrina's storm surge was the largest in U.S. history. Sandy achieved the largest diameter of any Atlantic hurricane on record. Western North Pacific typhoon Haiyan of 2013 achieved the highest wind speed of any tropical cyclone in global history, a record broken in 2015 by eastern North Pacific Hurricane Patricia. Harvey dumped more rain than any hurricane in the United States, and Irma maintained Category 5 status longer than any storm anywhere on the planet."
And that's just hurricanes, to say nothing about other climatic changes like deadly heat waves and melting ice.
How did we get here? Why does it seem like so many of us find it hard to stop yawning at the risks, as Gillis would say?
Well, firstly, some oil and gas corporations have engaged in some serious campaigns of greenhouse gaslighting, most notably Exxon-Mobil. After a recent meta-analysis of company messaging documents, the Harvard duo Geoffrey Supran and Naomi Oreskes discovered that Exxon-Mobil widely acknowledged the risk of climate change internally yet spoke little of it in public.
Watch: Miles discusses the Exxon-Mobil study with Supran and Oreskes on the PBS NewsHour.
Secondly, not only are risks misrepresented, there is little political will from the current administration to take any sort of stance on this now highly-partisan issue. Which is unfortunate, because money that could be used to help solve the issues of climate change is being used instead to clean up after disasters.
Consider the bizarro world of hurricane coverage by the National Flood Insurance Program. "In a rational world, premiums in hurricane-prone places would be sufficiently high to reflect the actual risk to the property," writes Emanuel. "But agitation by coastal property owners has resulted in a rigged system in which states place caps on property insurance premiums, or on the maximum difference between premiums charged to risky and less risky customers, forcing the latter to subsidize the former."
"As a consequence of these subsidies, coastal populations are rising much faster than the general population," writes Emanuel. "Globally, the population exposed to hurricane hazards has tripled since 1970, and the trend shows no signs of abating."
These communities, like Florida's Miami-Dade County, carry much wealth and political clout. They probably don't want to hear how their recently-purchased condominium on the sandy beach might be washed away in a few years. And many politicians are all too happy to give them what they want: equivocation.
Gillis points to this quote from EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's appearance on CNBC in March:
"I think that measuring with precision human activity on the climate is something very challenging to do and there's tremendous disagreement about the degree of impact, so no, I would not agree that it's a primary contributor to the global warming that we see."
"Note that he acknowledges the planet is warming," writes Gillis. "Note that he offers no alternative hypothesis about the cause of that warming — nor will he ever, for the simple reason that there is no plausible alternative. But still, he clings to uncertainty as a reason to do nothing."
"Yeah, well, climate change is always happening, that's my argument," Rep. Clay Higgins (R-LA), whose district was affected by Hurricane Harvey, told Miles on the PBS NewsHour. "It has well before we had four-wheel drive trucks, boats, and Suburbans rolling around, or, you know, large industrial plants and whatnot. Climate change has happened since before recorded history."
Watch: Rep. Clay Higgins (R-LA) discusses climate change and impacts of Hurricane Harvey with Miles on the PBS NewsHour. For a full transcript and discussion, check out our other post here.
In the same interview, Higgins voiced support for infrastructure projects that could help with future flooding.
This sort of waffling on climate change's impact comes in stark contrast with Higgins's brusque treatment of renowned climate scientist Dr. Michael Mann during a House science committee hearing in March:
You can't say climate change isn't getting worse because of human involvement, yet ask for taxpayer money to build better infrastructure protection. You can't say that the science isn't settled, yet cut funding for further research.
Those that deny climate science resort to equivocation, but you can't have it both ways. We need to stop yawning.
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About Fedor Kossakovski
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Crystal structure of the thermostable archaeal intron-encoded endonuclease I-DmoI.
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I-DmoI is a 22 kDa endonuclease encoded by an intron in the 23 S rRNA gene of the hyperthermophilic archaeon Desulfurococcus mobilis. The structure of I-DmoI has been determined to 2.2 A resolution using multi-wavelength anomalous diffraction techniques. I-DmoI, a protein of the LAGLIDADG motif family, represents the first structure of a freestanding endonuclease with two LAGLIDADG motifs, and the first of a thermostable homing endonuclease. I-DmoI consists of two similar alpha/beta domains (alphabetabetaalphabetabetaalpha) related by pseudo 2-fold symmetry. The LAGLIDADG motifs are located at the carboxy-terminal end of the first alpha-helix of each domain. These helices form a two-helix bundle at the interface between the domains and are perpendicular to a saddle-shaped DNA binding surface, formed by two four-stranded antiparallel beta-sheets. Despite substantially different sequences, the overall fold of I-DmoI is similar to that of two other LAGLIDADG proteins for which the structures are known, I-CreI and the endonuclease domain of PI-SceI. The three structures differ most in the loops connecting the beta-strands, relating to the respective DNA target site sizes and geometries. In addition, the absence of conserved residues surrounding the active site, other than those within the LAGLIDADG motif, is of mechanistic importance. Finally, the carboxy-terminal domain of I-DmoI is smaller and has a more irregular fold than the amino-terminal domain, which is more similar to I-CreI, a symmetric homodimeric endonuclease. This is reversed compared to PI-SceI, where the amino-terminal domain is more similar to carboxy-terminal domain of I-DmoI and to I-CreI, with interesting evolutionary implications.
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On this page we look at what happens when a plaintiff in a personal injury case files for bankruptcy. People with personal injury cases file bankruptcy all the time. Getting seriously hurt in an auto accident or by negligent medical care can be a major financial hardship. Many of our personal injury clients end up filing bankruptcy while their case is pending (or shortly after it settles). The question that always arises in these situations is whether you will get to keep your personal injury settlement if you file bankruptcy. The answer (explained in more detail below) is yes - you will mostly likely get to keep your personal injury settlement even if you file bankruptcy.
When you file bankruptcy, you are legally obligated to disclose all of your assets and property. A personal injury lawsuit is considered an asset and it MUST be disclosed in the bankruptcy. In fact, there is actually a special section in the bankruptcy petition form for listing claims against third parties.
All of your property and assets (including the personal injury claim) must be protected by a legal "exemption" or they will become part of the bankruptcy estate. All debtors get to chose between state law exemption or federal exemptions. In some states this can make a big difference, but in Maryland the state law exemptions always give you more protection.
In most Chapter 7 bankruptcies in Maryland, all of the debtor's assets are fully protected by the state exemptions. When all assets are covered by exemptions, the case is considered a "no asset" bankruptcy. In a no asset case, all unsecured debts get discharged (except for certain things like child support or student loans) and creditors get nothing. If the exemptions are not enough to fully protect the value of the debtor's assets, the Ch. 7 bankruptcy trustee will sell the non-exempt portion of the assets and give the sale proceeds to the creditors.
Maryland's Exemption for Personal Injury Settlements in Bankruptcies
The settlement proceeds in a debtor's personal injury lawsuit can be protected under Maryland's "personal injury" exemption - Md. Code Ann., Cts. & Jud. Proc. § 11-504(b)(2). Maryland's personal injury exemption protects "money payable in the event of sickness, accident, injury, or death of any person[.]"
The best part about this exemption is that it is unlimited. There is no maximum limit or cap on the amount of money that can be protected under Maryland's personal injury exemption. Even a $10 million dollar settlement can be fully exempt and protected in bankruptcy.
As great as this may sound, Maryland's personal injury exemption does have one significant limitation. The exemption only applies to the portion of the settlement proceeds that are labeled as compensation for future lost income or pain & suffering. Compensation for prior lost income and past medical expenses are not protected under the exemption. This limitation has been imposed by a series of appellate cases in which the courts held that Maryland's personal injury exemption only applies to compensation for "injuries to the person" and not property damages.
Most Settlement Awards Will be Fully Exempt Anyways
Even though Maryland's personal injury exemption does not cover certain types of compensation, the full amount of most settlement awards will almost always be protected. Why? Because the full amount of any settlement is usually protected by the language of the settlement agreement.
The treatment of settlement proceeds in bankruptcy (i.e., whether the proceeds are compensation for past wages, pain & suffering, etc.) is governed by the language of the settlement agreement. If the settlement agreement describes a portion of the proceeds as compensation for "past lost wages" or "past medical expenses," then those portions of the settlement will NOT be exempt in the bankruptcy. However, as long as the language of the agreement does not label the settlement proceeds as compensation for past wages or medical expenses then the fully amount will be safely protected by the personal injury exemption.
Jury Verdicts are Harder to Protect
As explained above, most settlement awards will be fully exempt as long as the settlement agreement doesn't label a portion of the proceeds as past lost wages or medical expenses. It's a totally different ballgame, however, if you go to trial and a get a jury award. Unlike settlement agreements, jury verdicts always are always apportioned based on the type of compensation awarded. The verdict sheet will identify the amount of damages awarded for pain & suffering, future lost wages & medical expenses, and past expenses. Here is an example of a typical verdict awarding damages to a personal injury plaintiff:
Past Medical Expenses: $30,000
Past Lost Wages: $10,000
Future Medical Expenses: $50,000
Future Lost Wages: $100,000
Pain & Suffering: $100,000
TOTAL DAMAGES = $290,000
When damages are itemized like this in jury verdicts, the bankruptcy trustee can and will go after the non-exempt part of the jury award (past medical expenses and past lost wages). In the example above, the $30,000 in past medical expenses and $10,000 in past wages would not be exempt.
Past vs. Future Lost Wages in Chapter 7
Economic damages (i.e., lost wages and medical expenses) are considered "property damages" and, therefore, not covered under Maryland's personal injury exemption. However, in a Chapter 7 only the debtor's pre-bankruptcy assets and property become part of the bankruptcy estate. Any wages that the debtor earns after the date that they file bankruptcy are not included. This is why a personal injury award for "future" lost earnings is always exempt.
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Future Lost Income Damages Can be Included in Chapter 13
For the most part, the treatment of personal injury settlement proceeds in a Chapter 13 is the same as it is in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. The Maryland personal injury exemption can be used to protect settlement proceeds in Ch. 13 the same way it does in Ch. 7. As long as the language of the settlement agreement does not label what type of compensation is being awarded, the settlement proceeds will be fully exempt in a Ch. 13.
There is one key difference: in a Chapter 13 future lost wages must be included in the bankruptcy and factor into the debtor's plan payments. So let's say a plaintiff gets a jury verdict that includes $50,000 in future lost wages. In a Chapter 7 those future lost wages would not get touched by the bankruptcy. In a Chapter 13, however, the debtor would be required to factor those future lost wages into their repayment. A large portion of the $50,000 would probably have to be paid back to their creditors.
FAQs: Bankruptcy and Personal Injury Cases
Will I Still Get to Keep My Personal Injury Settlement if I File Bankruptcy?
Yes. In Maryland, settlement proceeds in personal injury cases are fully exempt and protected if you file bankruptcy.
Do I Have to Disclose My Personal Injury Case on a Bankruptcy Petition?
Yes. When you file bankruptcy you are legally obligated to disclose ALL property and assets. If you have a personal injury claim or pending lawsuit that you might get money from that claim is considered an "asset" and it MUST be listed and disclosed in your bankruptcy.
Can I File Bankruptcy if I Have a Personal Injury Case Pending?
Yes. There is nothing preventing you from filing bankruptcy while you are a plaintiff in a pending personal injury lawsuit. You will just need to list your pending case on your bankruptcy petition when you file.
Will the Automatic Stay in Bankruptcy Stop My Personal Injury Case?
No. The automatic stay in bankruptcy only stays civil cases if you are the named defendant and the case could result in a money judgement against you. The automatic stay does not apply to cases in which the bankruptcy debtor is a plaintiff.
Contact Miller & Zois About Your Personal Injury Case
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The 1978 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships (1978 WJHC) was the second edition Ice Hockey World Junior Championship and was held from December 22, 1977, until January 3, 1978. The tournament was held in Canada, mainly in Montreal and Quebec City.  The Soviet Union won its second consecutive gold medal, while Sweden won the silver, and Canada the bronze.

Final standings
The 1978 tournament divided participants into two divisions of four teams, each playing three games.  The top two teams in each division advanced to the medal round (Group A), while the bottom two were placed in Group B.  Each division played another round robin.  The top two teams in the medal round played a one-game final for the gold medal.

This is the aggregate standings, ordered according to final placing.  The four teams in the medal round (Group A) were ranked one through four, while the four teams in Group B were ranked five through eight regardless of overall record.

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Les dents de Lanfon, anciennement roc de Lanfon, sont une montagne de France située en Haute-Savoie, au-dessus du lac d'Annecy.

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La montagne aux pentes abruptes et boisées est couronnée d'une falaise de calcaire urgonien d'environ  de hauteur. Fortement découpée par l'érosion, cette barre rocheuse forme trois pics principaux, la pointe Nord, la pointe Centrale avec  d'altitude et la pointe Sud avec  d'altitude.

Les dents de Lanfon dominent Talloires et Menthon-Saint-Bernard sur les bords du lac d'Annecy à l'ouest où elles présentent leur face la plus connue, Bluffy et son col qui les séparent du mont Veyrier au nord-ouest, Alex et la vallée du Fier au nord, les Grandes Lanches à l'est et le Lanfonnet par-delà le col des Frêtes au sud-est ; la Tournette, plus haut sommet des environs avec  d'altitude, est située au sud-est après le col des Nantets.

Les falaises des dents de Lanfon et leur situation privilégiée au-dessus du lac d'Annecy en font un itinéraire classique d'escalade.

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