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PHOENIX – An Arizona National Guardsman serving in Iraq (search) has been demoted for posting classified information on his Internet Web log, an Army official said Monday.
Leonard Clark (search), 40, was demoted from specialist to private first class and fined $1,640, said Col. Bill Buckner, a spokesman for the Multi-National Corps-Iraq.
Soldiers in Iraq are allowed to maintain blogs or Web sites but cannot post information about Army operations or movements. They also are barred from posting information about the death of a soldier whose family hasn't yet been notified.
"The intent of the policy is not to violate soldiers' rights, but to safeguard soldiers," Buckner said. Blogs are "a growing phenomenon, I guess. It's something a lot of people do and has some uses."
Buckner said he didn't know what kind of classified information Clark had posted.
Clark's blog contained two posts Monday, one with links to articles on him and one stating Clark would comply with a gag order.
Calls to his home Monday by The Associated Press went unanswered and contact information for him in Iraq wasn't immediately available.
Clark is a Glendale, Ariz., kindergarten teacher who has run for the state Legislature four times. He could have appealed the ruling but declined to, Buckner said.
Clark's company was called to active duty in November and has been in Iraq since around January, said Capt. Paul Aguirre, a spokesman for the Arizona National Guard. The company is expected to be brought home next January.


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Political Violence and Political Rhetoric in a Divided Nation
Shane Vander Hart: Americans are more polarized since the election if we don't begin bridging the divide we will see more people like James Hodgkinson.
James Hodgkinson
Southern Baptists Reject the "Anti-Gospel of Alt-Right White Supremacy"
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When James Hodgkinson attacked the Republican practice for today's Congressional Baseball Game wounding House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-LA) and three others, it was evident his attack was politically motivated.
Hodgkinson volunteered for the Bernie Sanders campaign, and he also was a supporter fo the Southern Poverty Law Center and before firing on the Republican team made up of members of Congress he asked if the group was Republican or Democrat.
Some on the right want to pin the blame on SPLC and Sanders.
They are no more responsible for yesterday's attack than pro-life groups are when abortionists are targeted, or Sarah Palin was when former Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords was shot (some on the left blamed her because of Sarah PAC's map of targeted congressional races with cross hairs).
Mental illness and our sinful nature are not partisan. Hodgkinson and Hodgkinson alone is to blame for yesterday's shooting.
Pointing fingers after an event like this will help no one.
Justifying the attack doesn't help either.
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— Alex (@PlancksLaw) June 14, 2017
If the shooter has a serious health condition then is taking potshots at the GOP house leadership considered self defense?
— Malcolm Harris (@BigMeanInternet) June 14, 2017
It is best to avoid Twitter after events like these.
It has been said that politics is a blood sport. That was meant to be a figurative statement, but it appears it may become more literal. This change isn't because of political rhetoric (it has always been nasty, but calls for violence need to end), but mainly due to how we live our lives.
It is easy to live in a silo whether you are on the left or the right. We tune into what we agree with. Our social media feeds are nothing but echo chambers to which we turn to instead of getting to know people who are different than we are in real life.
As a result, those with whom we disagree are no longer people who have inherent worth and dignity, but the enemy who must be defeated and whose belief systems are destroying our nation.
Our country has become even more polarized since the election. We (whether you are on the left and the right) need to begin bridging the divide, or we will see more people like James Hodgkinson on the horizon.
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"We're aware that the [Southern Poverty Law Center] was among hundreds of groups that the man identified as the shooter "liked" on Facebook," the group said in a statement condemning the attack and "all forms of violence."
Under the SPLC's own guidelines, "liking" a Facebook page is tantamount to "having ties to," which, under the company's highly lucrative "vicarious liability" strategy, equals guilt by association.
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ICE training videos reveal agency lost track of 150K illegal migrants due to Biden admin's lack of processing
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EXCLUSIVE: New excerpts from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) training videos reveal the challenges faced by border officials due to the Biden administration's relaxed "no processing" immigration policy, which resulted in the government losing track of at least 150,000 illegal migrants in the summer of 2021.
The videos, first obtained by Fox News Digital, show border officials discussing logistical issues they are dealing with after hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants were released into the interior of the country without thorough processing. The training videos span from November 2021 to February 2022 and are included as part of discovery in an ongoing lawsuit by Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody against the Department of Homeland Security and other border agencies.
Due to lack of resources and a surge at the border after President Biden took office, officials in March 2021 started releasing migrants with instructions to report to the ICE office that's closest to their intended residence, but without formal charging documents. ICE officials usually use charging documents, which require migrants who enter the U.S. illegally to appear before a federal immigration judge, in order to locate and remove those people.
Biden administration enacted "Operation Horizon" in November 2021 to attempt to locate over 150,000 released migrants and send their official charging documents by mail. However, the ICE training videos show that border officials were restricted in their ability to locate and remove illegal migrants due to the without the identifying information on the migrants.
ICE OFFICIAL TESTIFIES BIDEN ADMINISTRATION REMOVING A FRACTION OF THE MIGRANTS THAT OBAMA REMOVED
"Operation Horizon, the background on this… you know over the summer, we had well over 150,000 folks come in," one ICE official said in the video. "They were issued a piece of paper that said, 'go find somebody in ICE,' and that was pretty much it. There was no processing. I know this isn't something that you guys asked for, and I can assure you that no one in the criminal alien program asked for it either."
Another video clip showed a slide outlining Operation Horizon and its meaning for border agents on the ground.
"Since March 2021, CBP has been releasing noncitizens on prosecutorial discretion or humanitarian parole and directing them to report to the nearest ICE office where they intend to reside," according to the slide narrator.
BORDER PATROL CHIEF SAYS BORDER CRISIS A RESULT OF BIDEN'S 'NO CONSEQUENCES' POLICY FOR ILLEGAL MIGRANTS
"This process does not address the underlying challenges regarding ICE's congressionally mandated responsibility to locate, arrest and place into removal proceedings those noncitizens who are not in possession of a valid, unexpired entry document. Under Operation Horizon, ICE law enforcement officers will identify, locate and place into removal proceedings those noncitizens who CBP released into the United States after March 15, 2021," the video said.
The videos surfaced one day before the Title 42 policy, a Trump-era immigration policy that reduced the number of asylum seekers the U.S. would allow under the COVID-19 pandemic, was set to expire on Dec. 21. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts delayed the expiry of that policy late Monday while the Supreme Court considers a plea from several states to maintain the immigration restrictions.
There were more than 2.3 million migrant encounters at the border in fiscal year 2022, and fiscal year 2023 has so far been on track to outpace that number. Republicans and Democrats feared that the expiration of the Title 42 policy would lead to an even bigger surge.
"Since day one of his administration, President Biden has purposefully broken down the structure and law enforcement at our nation's border with Mexico—all while confusing and misleading the nation about this devious, reckless scheme," Moody told Fox News Digital. "With Title 42 set to end, the administration may blame the mass surge of unvetted migrants on this rule's remission, but don't be fooled. They're playing fast and loose with the lives of Americans to advance an absurd political agenda and the day of reckoning is upon us."
"As our litigation uncovered, this has been this administration's plan all along. They've let in and lost track of hundreds of thousands of inadmissible immigrants, and it is about to get worse. We will continue our litigation efforts to force Biden to follow the law and try to mitigate this national disaster," the Florida attorney general continued.
ICE did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment on the training videos.
"Behind the scenes we are trying to make sure that we do something good and that we do it good because we all want to look good. So we have a mission. I'm very passionate about what we do. And this is what I want to make sure that you get the best of it," another ICE official said to trainees in a video clip.
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Special effects gear manufacturer Matt Sweeney Special Effects, Inc., uses SURFCAM Traditional to continuously increase production capabilities
Making a living in the film industry can sound like a lot of glitz and glamour, but long-time special effects specialist Matt Sweeney knows exactly how much work goes into creating the perfect illusion.
Retired from a long and successful career as a special effects supervisor, Sweeney now devotes all of his time to Matt Sweeney Special Effects, Inc., the business he founded with late wife Lucinda Strub in 1984 to manufacture vital components and accessories for special effects artists.
"I went 40 years without hurting anyone, and I feel really good about it," says Sweeney, who runs his small shop and crew — including a puppy named Xena —from an industrial neighborhood in Van Nuys, California. "It's a fun job, but it's pretty stressful because you don't want to hurt anybody. We build things that we trust with our own lives — and that's why people buy from us."
Born and raised in the San Fernando Valley, Sweeney began his special effects career when the studio system was alive and well, and when movie studios operated their own welding and metal shops. Sweeney met Strub — a pioneering female studio carpenter and special effects specialist — the day he walked onto the lot of Universal Studios in 1973.
Sweeney's film credits are many, and include the likes of The Goonies, Lethal Weapon II, The Lost Boys, Arachnophobia, The Color Purple, Natural Born Killers, Apollo 13, three of the Fast and Furious films, and many more. Among Strub's credits are the classic science-fiction gem Logan's Run.
"SURFCAM is like a stripped-down hot rod: It's so powerful and has everything that I need without a lot of useless bells and whistles. It's just really user-friendly, intuitive software."
Matt Sweeney, owner
Sweeney and Strub's foray into manufacturing began with the protoype of a now 25-year-old special-effects pneumatic capsule gun that creates dust-and-spark bullet-hit effects without the deafening report or danger of a real firearm. The enduringly popular product — Sweeney has sold about 400 so far — prompted the pair to continuously expand their equipment lineup to make production of the gun easier.
In the early 1990s, Sweeney made the switch to CNC and purchased the SURFCAM Traditional computer-aided-manufacturing (CAM) solution, by Vero Software, to utilize rapidly evolving machinery and increase overall efficiency.
"Getting SURFCAM helped us to expand our abilities, and it was the kind of thing where we'd take on a job and say 'I better learn this software if I'm going to be able to pull this off,'" Sweeney says. "It turned out that SURFCAM was easy to use and I really took to it right away; it was just great."
Sweeney, who uses SURFCAM Traditional to design as well as to program his parts, produces a range of pieces that are typically made to be used and not seen. Machined in aluminum and finished in black, products include items like diamond high-speed snatch blocks — sheaves with swiveling cheeks that allow users to place the blocks on cables already in place — in various sizes.
"There's a lot of enginering and a lot of testing, and our working load limits are such that the cable will break before the product does," says Sweeney, who machines in 2.5 and 3 axes.
Elevator sheaves, used to covertly open and close elevator doors, are another popular product, as are large pulleys used to pull vehicles together to create collisions, or to make vehicles crumple inward. Quick releases, like the kind Sweeney used to drop a flaming gasoline tanker behind Mel Gibson and Danny Glover, are an item used in many industries, including industrial testing, stage shows and magic acts.
Sweeney has stuck with SURFCAM Traditional throughout the years because it's user friendly and includes tools that help him to consistently produce superior products. "SURFCAM is like a stripped-down hot rod: It's so powerful and has everything that I need without a lot of useless bells and whistles. It's just really user-friendly, intuitive software."
Sweeney enjoys the flexibility of SURFCAM, which offers two "transform" functions that allows him to easily modify and manipulate drawing geometry and generate or edit toolpaths. Once a part has been drawn or imported into SURFCAM Traditional, programmers can easily transform the job to include multiple identical parts. Because Sweeney makes many of the same parts on each fixure, he uses SURFCAM to essentially copy and paste the drawing geometry.
The software offers several methods for transforming toolpaths, including "rectangular array" — which allows users to easily create rectangular grids of multiple parts — and "mirror," which generates mirror images of the parts and associated toolpaths.
Sweeney also takes advantage of the roughing and pocket milling capabilities available in SURFCAM Traditional, as they provide optimized, operation-specific machining strategies designed to cut machining time while delivering superior finish quality.
One of SURFCAM Traditional's specialized roughing cycles is the Z-Rough cycle, which uses two-axis (X and Y) tool moves in Z increments to remove large amounts of material in preparation for additional operations.
Likewize, the Plunge Rough operation quickly removes a large amount of material with feed moves in Z only. This toolpath includes a series of overlapping plunge moves are made that remove cylindrical plugs of material. Due to the axial strength along the machine tool spindle, high feed rates than can be maintained with X and Y moves.
"With the special roughing and pocket milling cycles, I found that the end mills last ten times as long," Sweeney says. "They go a long way to helping you get more use out of your tools."
Sweeney also trusts SURFCAM to help him perform lights-out manufacturing, which helps him to reserve valuable shop time for other tasks. "I'll load the program, send it off, and then have it turn itself off when it's done," he says. "It saves time and helps me make the most of the equipment."
For Sweeney, part quality is far more than a matter of pride in a job well done. Making products designed to protect lives under potentially unpredictable circumstances means that is no room for mistakes.
"Lives rely upon everything that we do, so it's important that we get it right — and we do," Sweeney says. "When they're rigging a guy to fall off a building, they have to know that everything is going to work."
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James Dondero, a Dallas businessman, is a graduate of the University of Virginia. Having studied accounting and finance, he found a job at JP Morgan. He joined American Express four years later, where he delved into fixed income and alternative credit strategies. In 1989, he became the chief investment officer at one of Protective Life's GIC subsidiaries.
In 1993, James Dondero joined with his colleague Mark Okada to form Highland Capital Management. They first based the company in Los Angeles but moved it to Dallas in 1994. James Dondero says that he likes Dallas as it's an innovative city. It is home to 22 companies in the S&P 500. More than just a mecca for business, it is also a fun place to live with great football and Tex-Mex scenes.
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Through the Highland Capital Foundation, he gave a $10 million endowment to the Bush Center. This money funds the free Engage Series lectures. The first lecture was given by Christopher Scalia, the son of the former Chief Justice Antonin Scalia. He shared stories from his father's career on the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Q: Combining XML files and "title" each section I need to combine several xml files and tell the xml which section belongs to each file. Below are the two examples of such files.
D:\pathtoxml\1.xml
<?xml version="1.0"?>

<configuration>
  <configSections>

  </configSections>
  <appSettings>
    <add key="key1" value="valueOfKey1" />
  </appSettings>
</configuration>

D:\pathtoxml\2.xml
<?xml version="1.0"?>

<configuration>
  <appSettings>
    <add key="key1" value="valueofkey1" />
  </appSettings>
  <connectionStrings>
    <add name="connectionstring1" connectionString="connectionstringstuff" />
  </connectionStrings>
</configuration>

The end file needs to look like this
<WebConfigs>
  <path = 'D:\pathtoxml\1.xml'>

    <configuration>
      <configSections>

      </configSections>
      <appSettings>
        <add key="key1" value="valueOfKey1" />
      </appSettings>
    </configuration>
  </path>
  <path = 'D:\pathtoxml\2.xml'>

    <configuration>
      <appSettings>
        <add key="key1" value="valueofkey1" />
      </appSettings>
      <connectionStrings>
        <add name="connectionstring1" connectionString="connectionstringstuff" />
      </connectionStrings>
    </configuration>
  </path>
</WebConfigs>

My current code looks like this however I get all sorts of XML errors
$path1 = 'D:\pathtoxml\1.xml'
$path2 = 'D:\pathtoxml\2.xml'
$exportPath = 'D:\exportPath\combined.xml'

$finalXml = "<path = '" + $path1 + "'>"
[xml]$xml = get-content $path1
$finalXml += $xml.InnerXml
$finalXml += "</path>"
$finalXml += "<path = '" + $path1 + "'>"
[xml]$xml = get-content $path2
$finalXml += $xml.InnerXml
$finalXml += "</path>"
([xml]$finalXml).Save($exportPath)

I did find this question however it doesn't address adding in a way to tell in the combined file where each files source was.

A: As you're already finding out, Powershell's XML is powerful but touchy.  I honestly don't fully understand it at this point, but this operation is pretty straightforward.  I have found that the XmlElement object type is easiest for me to work with when dealing with child nodes and the final product as an XmlDocument object. (The <variable>.<node> constructs imply XmlElement)
$PathList = "C:\Test\1.xml","C:\Test\2.xml"
$exportPath = 'C:\Test\combined.xml'

#Cheating a bit, but we don't need much
$finalXml = [xml]("<xml></xml>")

ForEach($Path in $PathList){
    $CurrentXml = [xml](Get-Content $Path)
    $CurrentXml.configuration.SetAttribute("path",$Path)

    <#
      Powershell's XML is touchy.
      Imports the original document into $finalXml's namespace,
      then appends it to the first level inside $finalXml's document node.
    #>
    $importedNode = $finalXml.ImportNode($CurrentXml.DocumentElement, $true)
    $finalXml.DocumentElement.AppendChild($importedNode)
}

$finalXml.Save($exportPath)

This doesn't follow your output exactly, but the <webconfigs> and <path> nodes are probably superfluous if that's all your output needs to save.  It should look like this:
<xml>
    <configuration path="D:\pathtoxml\1.xml">
        ...
    </configuration>
    <configuration path="D:\pathtoxml\2.xml">
        ...
    </configuration>
</xml>

References:
XmlElement class
XmlDocument class

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Patients with clavicle fracture generally present with a clear history of trauma, pain over the affected clavicle, and deformity depending on the extent of displacement that is present. Patients may present with associated injuries and other symptoms, such as: dyspnea (from pneumothorax), weakness, paresthesia or paralysis (from brachial plexus injury), and difficulty swallowing or speaking (from injury to trachea or esophagus in medial clavicle fractures with displacement).
It is important to examine the clavicle for deformity, crepitus, or motion in poly trauma patients who are unable to communicate (e.g., intubated patients). There is a high prevalence of clavicle fractures in these patients, which may be missed if not property examined.
Mid-shaft clavicle fractures – generally there is pain and deformity in the middle aspect of the clavicle. The deformity is more appreciated with severe displacement. (The proximal fragment displaces superiorly, the distal fragment inferiorly).
Lateral clavicle fractures – Lateral clavicle fractures may present similar to AC joint separation injuries, with superior displacement of the proximal fragment. The extent of deformity depends on the amount of displacement at the fracture site.
Medial clavicle fractures – These patients may complain of sternal pain. They should have detailed examination of the mediastinal contents, to rule out injuries to the lung, esophagus, trachea, or great vessels. Any difficulty in breathing or swallowing should alert the physician to further investigation.
Pain – Patients with clavicle fractures have focal pain with palpation over the fracture site.
Deformity – It may be possible to appreciate obvious deformity, motion, or crepitus depending on the extent of displacement and injury severity.
Vascular – The vascular status of the limb should be examined, and compared to the contralateral side. Any sign of arterial injury should be further investigated with appropriate workup (e.g., CT angiogram) and vascular surgery consultation.
Neurologic – Neurologic assessment of brachial plexus should be assessed and documented, and compared to the contralateral side.
Respiratory – Patient should have assessment of their respiratory function. Any sign of respiratory distress or abnormality should be further worked up, to rule out possible pneumothorax or other intra-thoracic injury.
Mediastinal contents – Injury to the esophagus, trachea or great vessels should be assessed in cases of medial clavicle fractures, especially if there is posterior displacement of the fragment.
Upright antero-posterior (AP) clavicle view – Ensure upright views are obtained. Supine radiographs may underestimate the amount of displacement at the fracture site. The deformity is more pronounced when the patient is upright sitting or standing.
Zanca view – For distal clavicle/AC joint. AP X-ray centered over AC joint, with 10° cephalic tilt.
Serendipity View – For medial clavicle or sterno-clavicular (SC) joint. AP view centered over SC joint, with 40° cephalic tilt. It is best to compare this to the contralateral side.
AP chest – If there are any concerns regarding pneumothorax.
Medial clavicle fractures are difficult to appreciate with plain radiographs. A CT scan can better delineate the injury, the direction of displacement (anterior versus posterior), and possible injuries to mediastinal contents.
CT angiogram can assist with delineating injury to the vascular structures, especially if there is concern regarding arterial injury.
In rare instances with brachial plexus injuries, further testing with EMG and nerve conduction studies can assist with extent of involvement, and prognosis.
Non-displaced or minimally displaced fractures, in any location are typically managed non-operatively. This includes fractures of the mid-shaft, medial or lateral clavicle.
Displaced fractures of the clavicle may be treated non-operatively in selected cases. These include those with <100% displacement and ≤ 2 cm shortening on radiographs. Even if the radiographs meet the criteria for surgical fixation, patient factors are important to consider. The following patient factors should lead one to strongly consider non-operative treatment: older patients (> 65 years old), those with multiple medical co-morbidities, those with a high risk of surgical complications (diabetes, smoker), those likely to be non-compliant with postoperative care and rehabilitation (alcohol/drug use) those with a sedentary occupation and those with minimal symptoms.
Regular arm sling applied to affected extremity for 1-2 weeks, patient may remove the sling and perform pendulum exercises of the shoulder to prevent stiffness. Wean off sling after 2 weeks, continue with range of motion exercises. Strengthening exercises after 6 weeks.
Type 2 lateral clavicle fractures are known to have a higher rate of non-union (up to 50%), compared to type 1 and type 3.
While there is no level I evidence present, type 2 fractures with 100% displacement may benefit from surgical fixation in select cases.
These injuries are rarely treated surgically.
Surgical indications include: severe displacement, especially posterior displacement which may cause symptoms such as difficulty with swallowing or dyspnea.
Pre-contoured clavicle plates – Refrain from using pelvic reconstruction plates, especially in larger adults – there is a higher rate of hardware failure in adult patients (plate breakage, plate bending).
Intramedullary nail devices – these may also be used, but generally they are better indicated for stable, non-comminuted fractures. There is an issue with lack of rotational stability (lack of distal locking in most models). Also many of these nails need to be removed after fracture union.
General anesthesia, with or without regional block.
Beach chair semi-sitting position (Figure 1).
The ipsilateral arm may be tucked in by the side (our preferred choice), or draped free.
The involved shoulder is prepared and draped (Figure 2).
Patient positioning: Beach chair with the head elevated, endotrachial tube placed to the contralateral side, the head is taped down.
Oblique incision is made centered over the clavicle.
Supraclavicular nerve branches may be present, and should be protected and retracted away.
Subcutaneous layer is developed all around.
Fracture site is cleared of debris and hematoma, and the fracture reduced anatomically.
Provisional reduction is held with a K-wire or reduction clamp and definitive fixation applied.
A lag screw may be used in lag fashion if possible.
If there is comminution with an intervening Z fragment, this can be lagged to one of the main fragments, creating a simple fracture pattern for fixation. Ensure this Z fragment is reduced and secured while maintaining soft tissue attachments to the fragment.
Following fixation, a two-layer closure is performed: the myofascial later is closed with figure of eight No. 1 Vicryl absorbable sutures, and skin/subcutaneous tissues with non-absorbable 3-0 Prolene horizontal mattress sutures (Figure 4).
A standard sterile dressing and sling is applied.
Middle shaft clavicle fracture with Z fragment. The Z fragment has been fixed with a lag screw, and a plate is applied to the clavicle.
Two layer closure: first layer is the delto-trapezial fascia closed over the plate. Then the subcutaneous tissues are closed with non-absorbable sutures.
Pre-contoured lateral clavicle plates – these plates have a distal flair with multiple screw options at the distal end of the plate, for improved fixation of the distal fragment.
Hook plates – may be used if the distal fragment is too small to obtain adequate fixation with a plate.
The decision to use the hook plate may be more apparent intra operatively after assessment of the distal fragment.
The hook plate is placed in a similar fashion as when treating AC joint injury.
The hook plate may need later removal after fracture healing.
The ipsilateral arm is tucked in (our preferred technique) or draped free.
The involved shoulder is prepared and draped with stockinet over the arm.
Antero-superior surgical approach centered over the fracture site (as described above for mid-shaft fractures).
The AC joint is identified; a needle can be placed into the joint to confirm the location.
The fracture is reduced and reduction is held with use of K-wires.
An anatomic plate designed for the distal clavicle is applied to the superior.
Locking or cancellous screws are placed in the distal fragment (which is softer cancellous bone).
Cortical screws are placed in the shaft.
If the distal fragment is too small for optimal distal fixation, a hook plate may be used.
The fracture is reduced in a similar fashion to that used for mid-shaft fractures.
The appropriate length hook and plate size is selected based on patients anatomy.
Ensure the hook is placed more posteriorly underneath the acromion.
It is important to ensure the hook matches the contour of the acromion, and avoid over reduction of the distal clavicle at the AC joint.
Minimum 2 cortical screws are placed in the shaft fragment.
Single lag screw or suture fixation may augment the distal fragment fixation.
This may be an option if the distal fragment is very small, especially in the presence of AC joint arthritis or delayed presentation.
It is important to examine the stability of the shaft fragment; if the shaft is unstable, coraco-clavicular stabilization is needed.
The wound closure is performed in two layers as for mid-shaft clavicle fractures.
Distal clavicle fracture: very small distal fragment, fixed with a hook plate.
Sutures – Non-absorbable sutures (e.g., number 2 ethabond).
Plate and screw sets – 1/3 tubular plates, or pelvic reconstruction plates.
Hook plates – may be used if the displacement is in the anterior direction.
Prep and drape the chest, including both SC joints, as well as the entire clavicle from AC to SC joints on the affected side, and including the contralateral SC.
Place a bump between the scapula, for better visualization of the SC joints.
There are complications associated with these techniques, and these procedures should be performed by advanced surgeons with expertise in the field.
If there is a pure dislocation without a medial clavicle fracture, which is reducible and relatively stable, we choose to treat this with suture fixation, by placing figure of eight sutures from the medial clavicle to the sternum.
If there is instability with sutures alone, we may augment this by placing a small plate (1/3 tubular plate, or pelvic reconstruction plate) across the SC joint, spanning the joint onto the sternum. The plate will need to be removed in 6-12 weeks time, after fracture union.
If there is anterior displacement of the lateral fragment, we will consider the use of a hook plate, by placing the hook under the sternum, and placing at least two screws into the medial clavicle. Although there is no literature on this mode of fixation, we have found it to be effective in select cases. The hook plate needs removal in 6-12 weeks.
Majority of clavicle fractures can be treated non-operatively with good outcomes, surgical indication must be met for patients undergoing surgical fixation.
The screw lengths are generally 12-16mm depending on the size of patient. If the screw length measures much longer than 18mm, this should be confirmed. An error is to drill into the first rib, and inserting a longer screw than is needed, with possible injury to lung and neurovascular structures.
Avoid use of pelvic reconstruction or 1/3 tubular plates, these have higher rates of failure in most North American adult size individuals. If there is no pre-contoured clavicle plate available, a small fragment compression plate may be used with use of plate benders to contour to the desired shape. Pelvic reconstruction plates may be used in very select cases (e.g., small female patients), but have high rates of failure in larger patients.
In case of hook plate use for distal clavicle fracture, ensure the AC joint capsule and ligaments are not violated during the approach. The hook is placed along the posterior aspect of the acromion, and most of the AC joint capsule should be left intact.
The hook of the hook plate should be contoured appropriately to avoid over reduction of the clavicle at the AC joint.
Two layer closure is important for adequate soft tissue coverage over the plate and screws, to help decrease wound complications and infection.
Avoid operative fixation in unreliable individuals (e.g., substance abuse, homeless, etc). Despite the strongest anatomic fixation, there is high rate of hardware failure in the acute period if the patient suffers a fall, a withdrawal seizure, or is involved in an altercation.
If there is a worry about violation of the pleura/lung (e.g., while drilling): fill up the wound with saline irrigation and ask the anesthesiologist for a Valsalva maneuver. If air bubbles are seen coming up from underneath the clavicle, there has been a perforation of the pleura/lung. A chest x-ray is required immediately post-op, and a chest tube may be required depending on the size of pneumothorax and patient symptoms.
There have been reports of Brachial Plexus injury after surgical fixation of clavicle fractures. While there is a potential of penetrating injury from drills/screws, there is also potential for stretch/neuropraxia injury from reduction techniques and traction on the distal fragment. Overly aggressive traction should be avoided, as should over distraction or lengthening.
In case of profuse bleeding from underneath the clavicle, there may be an injury to the subclavian vein/artery (usually penetration from from drills/screws). It is important to pack the wound, apply pressure, alert the anesthesiologist, and ask for immediate vascular surgery consultation. This complication can be life threatening, leading to haemorrhagic shock, or air embolus.
Sling x 2 weeks with gentle pendulum range of motion (ROM) exercises.
At 2 weeks start ROM exercises.
At 6 weeks start resistance/strength training (if evidence of radiographic fracture healing).
Avoid contact activity or upper body strength training for minimum 8-12 weeks (e.g., pushups, weight training).
Clavicle fractures are common injuries, and the majority should be treated non-operatively. In select young adult patients who are active, and have >100% displaced clavicle fractures, with >2cm shortening, surgical fixation leads to improved outcomes, compared to non-operative treatment. There is little high-quality evidence regarding the best treatment strategy for medial and lateral clavicle fractures. Lateral clavicle fractures with >100% displacement may benefit from surgical fixation. Medial clavicle fractures may be associated with SC dislocation, and in select cases with severe posterior or anterior displacement these may benefit from surgical fixation.


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Louise is an experienced leader in the Not for Profit sector and is currently the Executive Officer of NOFASD Australia. She holds a Master of Sociology degree from Murdoch University awarded for a research project centred on community knowledge and awareness of alcohol in pregnancy and has travelled to Canada to observe approaches to therapeutic prison environments, FASD awareness and education; and employment programs.
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With her partner she regularly has students from Worawa Aboriginal College for home stays. She is keen to increase the awareness of FASD within the school setting through the education of school staff.
Dr Anne Heath is a Lecturer at the University of Tasmania and formerly held the role of NOFASD National Educational Director. Anne's background in education and community services has included direct work with, and support of staff who have worked with, individuals with lived experience of FASD. Anne is continually seeking to raise awareness of FASD within and beyond her wider community services and education networks and is an advocate within the higher education sector for students with FASD. Anne is a former Board member of the Alcohol, Tobacco and other Drugs Council (ATDC), and State Council of the Australian Human Resources Institute (AHRI). Anne is also an Associate Fellow of the UK Higher Education Academy, a certified professional member of the AHRI, and she holds a Doctor of Education degree from the University of Tasmania.
Elizabeth Elliott AM is a Distinguished Professor in Paediatrics and Child Health in the Sydney Medical School at the University of Sydney; Consultant Paediatrician at the Sydney Children's Hospitals Network at Westmead; a National Health and Medical Council of Australia (NHMRC) Practitioner Fellow; and Chair of the National Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Technical Network, convened by the Australian Government Department of Health. She has been involved in clinical services, research, advocacy and policy development regarding Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) in children and alcohol use in pregnancy for over 20 years. She was a Deputy Chair of the Intergovernmental Committee on Drugs Working Party on FASD; a Member of the NHMRC committee to develop Australian Alcohol guidelines (2009); Member of the group to develop World Health Organisation guidelines for identification and management of alcohol misuse during pregnancy (2014); and Member of the group to develop an International Charter for the Prevention of FASD.
Professor Elliott established Australia's first clinic for the diagnosis and assessment of FASD with a grant from the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education and this service has now been funded by NSW Health. She was the Chief Investigator on the NHMRC Grant for the Lililwan Project, Australia's first population-based prevalence study on FASD, which was also funded by the Australian Government Departments of Health and Ageing, and Families Community Housing and Indigenous Affairs. She is currently Chief Investigator on several NHMRC funded grants including birth cohort studies in Sydney and Melbourne; a Positive Parenting program for communities in the Fitzroy Valley WA; and development of a Screening tool for FASD in Cherbourg Community in Queensland. She jointly led the Australian Government funded project to develop a Diagnostic tool for FASD in Australia and is Chief Investigator on the Australian Paediatric Surveillance Unit study on FASD and the Impacts on Families Study. With grant funding she is developing a National Register for FASD cases in Australia.
Other roles include membership of the NSW Health FASD Advisory Group; the NSW Health group to develop Indigenous Resources regarding alcohol in pregnancy and FASD; and the Royal Australasian College of Physician's Alcohol Policy Advisory Group. She is a vocal advocate for families with FASD which includes media interviews, online videos and numerous publications in the field. Professor Elliott is in demand for scientific and educational seminars on FASD nationally and internationally. In 2008 she was made a Member of the Order of Australia for service to paediatrics and child health. In 2018 Professor Elliott received a Next Generation Fellowship from the Federal Government, the 2018 Excellence in Healthcare Award from the Australian Medical Association, and the James Cook Medal for her significant contributions to improving the health and quality of life of ill and disadvantaged children.
Nicole Hewlett is an Aboriginal woman with a Bachelor degree in Psychological Sciences (Hons) and a Master's degree in Public Health. Nicole has broad experience with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities across Australia and has worked to support the implementation of effective Close the Gap policy, address issues around racism and promote diabetes management. Nicole recently managed a nation-wide Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander project aimed at raising awareness of, and reducing the impact of FASD in Australia. This project provided Nicole with unique experience while developing her interest in, and understanding of, FASD. The extent of the damage caused by alcohol in pregnancy and knowledge gaps amongst health professionals and in communities are issues she hopes to address. Nicole is passionate about raising awareness of the risks of alcohol-exposed pregnancy and advocating on behalf of those living with FASD, in particular those who are incarcerated. She has a keen interest in ensuring that Aboriginal people have a voice at tables where the most difference can be made in addressing FASD.
Serco Director, Wendy Sinclair-Gieben has made a career out of a passion. Wendy's career has been built on a background in Criminology, Education and Healthcare management, holding both a Bachelor in Education from the University of the West of England and and from Cambridge University a Master's degree in Criminology and Management. Starting as a teacher working with children with special needs in the North West Territories of Canada, she recognised the complex elements that can lead to social marginalisation or exclusion and the need for them to be recognised and addressed. In 1998 she transferred to working in a prison and won acclaim for a dynamic and innovative department in a women's prison. Wendy believes it is important to use a holistic approach to reducing reoffending that recognises the influences of trauma, low levels of education, health impairment, employment and community experiences. She believes her role is to help rebuild confidence in offenders to want to turn away from crime and become a responsible member of the wider community. Throughout her career in both the UK and Australia prison services, she has won awards and recognition for her work in rehabilitation and reintegration; in particular the prestigious Lord Justice Woolf award for Resettlement in the UK and the Infrastructure Partnerships Australia award for Operator and Service Provider Excellence in Perth, Australia. Announcing the win, the judges said: 'Wandoo Reintegration Facility was recognised because they have served as important pathfinder in how governments can drive much better public services, at much better value for money.' She enjoys working at the extremes of social exclusion and maintains that working in a prison is immensely rewarding and that there is no other job with comparable satisfaction. Currently living in Scotland, she enjoys cycling and walking on the beach or watching films when the weather is impossible.
Tony is a retired South Australian Public Servant. His career commenced in the civil and structural engineering areas of the Public Buildings Department before moving on to the Coast Protection Board, the Department of Recreation and Sport and lastly the Regional Economic Development Division of the Economic Development Authority. He project managed one of Australia's first and arguably more significant government online transaction platforms before moving on to an economic sustainability program prior to his retirement.
Tony's involvement with FASD commenced as a foster parent with his youngest daughter who was eventually diagnosed with partial FAS. His wife Sue Miers is the founder of NOFASD Australia, which was established in 1998. Both Tony and Sue have accumulated a wealth of knowledge and experience in FASD through raising their daughter who has presented the challenges, and it must be said the joys, that are associated with the condition.
While Tony is currently the Acting Treasurer of NOFASD, he has served as the Public Officer of the Organisation for the last twenty years. Notwithstanding this, he considers his primary role to provide support to the well-recognised effort and achievements Sue has made in the FASD field. This support has ranged from establishing and managing the first website (when the organisation was called NOFASARD), acting as Sue's "roadie" on the many trips and presentations she has made over the years, accompanying her on countless meetings with politicians and senior government advisors and not the least sharing in the ups and downs that Sue's persistent activism has involved.
Along with Sue, Tony is part of the history of NOFASD Australia and his vision for the Organisation is that one day it's role and services will no longer be required.
Robyn has worked for over 6 years in community based not-for-profit organisations. Her experience includes aged care programs, parenting advice and support programs, offender reintegration, school students and youth at risk transition strategies. She has worked with many clients and families affected by FASD, especially in the prison system.
Tanzi has over 10 years' experience supporting children, youth and adults living with mental health challenges and disabilities. As a counsellor Tanzi provided holistic support to parents to reduce the harms associated with alcohol and drug dependence. She has also worked as a carer in group-home settings, responding to the varied needs of children from a range of cultural, socio-economic and family backgrounds. Tanzi holds a Bachelor of Psychology degree from Curtin University, where her honours research investigated public attitudes towards helping mothers who are alcohol or drug dependent. She is passionate about assisting families impacted by FASD and raising awareness of the importance of alcohol-free pregnancies.
Ana graduated from QUT with a Bachelor of Business specialising in marketing and management. Although a recent graduate, Ana has a number of years experience working in marketing and social media for companies such as Ray White, The Sarina Russo Group and James Cook University. Now working for itro Ana coordinates marketing campaigns, social media and implementation of marketing strategies. She always brings creativity to the table with some 'out of the box ideas' along with a determination to get the job done effectively. In her spare time Ana volunteers for NOFASD as she recognises the importance to raise awareness among young women so that that future generations are protected.
Gabrielle Rasmussen is business management and marketing student with a keen interest in public health, health promotion and FASD. Gabrielle works part-time as a communications and engagement support officer at NOFASD Australia. She hopes to assist those living with FASD to have a better life and promote initiatives which support parents and carers.


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Endless Subsidies For Unreliable Wind & Solar are an Economic Suicide Pact
August 1, 2021 by stopthesethings Leave a Comment
Australia's renewable energy target has subsidised wind and solar to the tune of more than $60 billion, wrecked its grid and driven power prices through the roof.
Its manufacturing industry is in tatters (tens of thousands of jobs have disappeared forever); energy-intensive mineral processors, such as aluminium, copper lead and zinc smelters are on life support; and its mining industry is under threat.
For what's left of the productive economy, it's not just about suffering retail power prices that are amongst the highest in the world, but what happens when businesses and whole industries are forced to shut off their smelters, mines and factories when electricity becomes scarce.
And, in a country heavily reliant upon wind and solar, power becomes scarce when the sun sets and/or calm weather sets in.
Couple that with a period of peak demand (breathless 42°C days, for example) and energy intensive industries are simply chopped from the grid under the euphemism of "demand management".
Suicidal doesn't cover it.
When some forlorn chap decides to end at all, it's because they've lost a grip on reality. In Australia's case, the characters in charge of Australian energy policy know precisely what they are doing, and why: it's deliberate and wanton.
The contrast between our dismal situation and our northern Asian neighbours couldn't be more stark.
Between them, China, India, Indonesia, Japan and Vietnam have plans for another 600 coal-fired power plants. Much to the horror of the West's climate evangelists, Asian demand for coal knows no bounds.
Pinning their belief that these countries would plump for "cheap" wind and solar, instead of "dirty, polluting" coal, the wind and solar acolytes are having a hard time understanding why the unreliables have been roundly rejected.
On that theme, The Australian's Editor-in-Chief, Chris Mitchell tackles the media hypocrites who berate us and the cynical rent-seekers who exploit us.
Australia leads way on climate but Left media ignores sins of China and US hypocrisy
Australia – among the world's largest exporters of fossil fuels and uranium – may soon be left stranded with a power system almost completely driven by wind and solar energy, while the rest of the world talks about renewables but keeps building coal, gas and nuclear power stations.
Yet you can be sure parts of our media will still say we are behind on climate action.
Daniel Westerman, the new chief executive of the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO), last Wednesday said Australia's national electricity grid needed to be prepared for the possibility of 100 per cent renewables, at least occasionally, by 2025. Some conservative media critics took this as his ambition. Not so. This is the trajectory we are already on and Westerman acknowledges it will cause destabilisation of the national system as wind and solar force out firm power from coal, gas and eventually storage.
Renewable inputs quickly fall near the end of each day and gas, coal and storage need to crank up to prevent blackouts. On top of that, surging renewables in the middle of the day create problems for the technical harmonisation of the grid.
While the ABC, Guardian Australia and the Nine newspapers berate the Morrison government for its approach to emissions reductions, the truth is Australia has the highest penetration of rooftop solar on the planet and is adding large-scale wind and solar at a per capita rate twice that of the next fastest country, Germany.
The issue is ramping up in many newsrooms here, ahead of the UN's annual climate change conference which will be held in Glasgow this year, starting on October 31. In my view this will be another flop dressed up as a deal, as the reality of Asia's headlong rush into coal defies the hopes of climate urgers.
The Australian Financial Review's Angela Macdonald-Smith on July 13 wrote: "The number of large-scale solar farms (here) has exploded by 1000 per cent in the last three years while the number of wind farms has doubled."
Yet activist local reporters still claim Australia, one of a handful of countries likely to meet its Paris 2030 emissions reduction targets, needs to join places like the US, China, the EU and UK in committing to net zero by 2050. So what are those countries actually doing rather than saying?
US President Joe Biden, who has been hectoring the world on climate action since his January inauguration, is presiding over the largest increase in US coal and gas production in a century. Bloomberg, a news source not known for supporting fossil fuels, on July 8 reported US coal production this year was up 15 per cent, exports up 21 per cent and forecast to rise 19 per cent next year.
US Energy Information Administration data shows US LNG exports reached an all-time high in March. US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm uses an argument this column has made several times but one rejected by much of the environment media here. Granholm told Energywire on January 28 that much of the rising LNG export volume is being sent to "countries that would otherwise be using very carbon-intensive fuels".
It was an argument the Greens used to make here in the Gillard years: gas would be the best transition fuel from coal to renewables given its lower carbon intensity than coal. The Greens dumped this former piety as soon as the Morrison government decided to support a new gas-fired power plant.
And while Europe talks about banning traditional cars, Biden is keen to smooth the transition to a lower carbon economy for the American middle class. He has urged OPEC to lift oil production in the face of rising prices as the world economy recovers from the pandemic. Earlier this month, White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki said: "The President wants Americans to have access to affordable and reliable energy, including at the pump."
Much of our media describes coal as a stranded asset, but the facts suggest otherwise. Thermal coal last month was selling at near record prices of $US129.97 ($A175) a tonne while coal futures last week soared to a 10-year high of $US140 a tonne. China, which some environment journalists actually believe is committed to net zero by 2060, is financing coal plant construction in 152 countries under its Belt and Road Initiative, according to a report in The Conversation last May.
Coal accounts for 58 per cent of China's domestic power. The Asian giant is home to more than half the world's coal-fired power stations, and has 247 gigawatts of new coal power planned or under construction. That is six times Germany's entire capacity. But wait, look at Australia, right?
Boris Johnson, the former Conservative turned climate activist who last year committed the UK to net zero by 2050, is racked by political division over plans to replace heat boilers in British homes. His Tory party is being mugged by the reality of a pledge that looks likely to cost taxpayers as much as £30,000 ($A56,000) per household. The plan was shelved on Friday until after the next northern summer.
As usual, the EU is hopelessly divided on climate action. French President Emmanuel Macron, whose country exports nuclear power across Europe, has had to abandon his climate referendum that would have enshrined environmental protection in the French Constitution.
And an EU proposal to set up an emissions trading scheme for transport and heating looked unlikely to succeed last week as oil price rises continue to take a toll on middle class Europeans.
The Wall Street Journal on July 11 branded a separate EU proposal – the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism – a new form of protection. "Brussels plans to impose tariffs to bring the cost of carbon dioxide emissions tied to an imported good into line with what a European producer would pay to produce the same good," the editorial read.
The Financial Times on Friday said of the EU's Green Deal: "Dissenting voices were sidelined and concerns ignored", as eastern Europe, led by Poland, stepped up legal action to block the plan to impose tariffs.
This from an EU that continues to burn woodchips under an accounting trick that allows countries to claim these are renewable power and not have to account for the emissions this burning produces.
On the plus side for Australia, the tariffs plan looked less onerous than our local industry initially feared. It also became clear the EU is relying on planting three billion trees to offset emissions – something the Greens have criticised when implemented by Coalition politicians here.
Elsewhere, India is still building coal-fired power plants and Russia has not even joined the 2030 Paris Agreement.
So it's hard to understand why so many journalists here focus on the supposed failings of our government's emissions-reduction policy.
If AEMO is right, these reporters and their editors will be found out in about 3½ years when we will have one of the most renewables-intensive power systems on earth.
Let's just hope we still have some jobs in manufacturing. We are certainly out on a limb.
The Renewables 2021 global status report shows total wind and solar power represented about 2 per cent of the world's energy consumption last year.
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Eduardo Muylaert (1945) é um advogado brasileiro especialista na área criminal. Eduardo possui pós-graduação em direito público em Paris e foi professor da Faculdade de Direito da PUC/SP, além ter sido Secretário da Justiça e da Segurança Pública do Estado de São Paulo no governo Montoro, e Presidente do Conselho Nacional de Política Criminal e Penitenciária, do Ministério da Justiça. Atualmente é ainda comentarista no Jornal da Cultura.

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Como fotógrafo, Eduardo publicou "O Espírito dos Lugares" (Editora Terceiro Nome, 2003), "Boa Noite, Paulicéia!" (Pinacoteca, SP, 2006) e participou das obras coletivas "RIO/SAO – doze visões de duas cidades maravilhosas" (Formarte, 2003), "Povos de São Paulo" e "Peuples de São Paulo" (Editora Terceiro Nome, 2004).

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Jornal da Fotografia: Eduardo Muylaert: um fotógrafo entre leis e câmeras
Conjur: Entrevista com Eduardo Muylaert
Eduardo Muylaert fez as fotos e participou do livro de contos As letras da lei

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What do all employees have in common? They all have a burning dislike for their morning commute! Let's face it, it's not the actual commute that most people dislike, it's the hassle of dealing with traffic, long lines, and rude people that make the trip so despised.
It doesn't matter how an employee gets to work -- whether it's by car, train, plane, boat, or just walking, there's always one or more aspects of a long commute that a person would like to change. How an employee starts the day is an important indicator of his or her attitude for the rest of that day.
You know the ad that proclaims 15 minutes could save you 15% by switching to some insurance? Well, I cut my commute time in half by switching my car's horn from a beep to sounding like a machine gun. At least I wish I did. My former commute to work was 70 miles each way. While the traffic was always light, that commute still extracted a fair amount of energy from me due to the time spent on the road. Luckily for me, my supervisor allowed me to work from home two days a week.
Managers need to determine what an employee needs to be the most productive while at work. Some things are within their control such as having the best equipment, providing the most up-to-date training, or even a supplying a kick-start of coffee or a snack. However, there are a plethora of items outside their control that can disrupt productivity such as the need for eight hours of sleep, family issues, or even a particularly grueling commute. According to a recent Gallup poll, fourteen percent of all American workers report they spend at least 45 minutes getting to work. Gallup found that commutes of this length are linked to poorer overall wellbeing, daily mood, and health.
If a manager doesn't have to endure the horrors of a long and demanding commute, it might be difficult for that person to understand the impact it has on an employee's productivity and overall morale. Considering that the average worker spends five weeks a year commuting, it's easy to see how someone might not feel motivated when he or she reaches the workplace.
Fortunately, restoring motivation in an employee with a lengthy commuting is relatively easy. That being said, it takes a manager who is willing to make compromises, have a fair amount of trust in his or her employees, and the necessary equipment -- or the ability to lay the groundwork -- to let them telecommute if the situation arises.
There is no doubt that a manager assumes a small amount of risk when letting an employee work from home, but if that manager is confident in the employee's work ethic, then there should not be a reason to worry. In fact, most employees who telecommute report that they actually work harder from home than they do in the office because they felt like they had to "prove themselves" to their colleagues and show that they were pulling their weight.
Allow commuting employees to work one day a week from home. The break from the commute will ease their stress and show them that you understand their situation.
If employees primarily take public transportation as a way to get to work, then count one hour toward their time in the office as long as they use a laptop or other device to do job-related functions.
Have flexible office hours so that employees can arrive, work an appropriate amount of time, then leave so as to avoid both morning and evening rush hours.
Offer support (such as moving expenses, paid time off, etc.) to workers who are willing to relocate closer to the office.
Finally, be sympathetic. An employee may not have a choice when it comes to their commute and a little understanding can go a long way in making that person feel as though someone understands their morning struggle.


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When traversing to your favorite backcountry shelter, make sure your firearm is properly secured with this gun boot. It secures virtually all models of firearms up to 52 in. in length along with bipods and optics. The boot has single handled lid opening for quick access, locking capability, and includes a removable, shock absorbing foam and nylon Impact liner that provides superior interior protection.
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