Whether you're a full-time medical practitioner or simply a person with a fresh, new idea, discovering an innovative healthcare solution is an exciting start to a long, and hopefully fruitful, journey to bringing your idea to life. Even though it took large amounts of creativity, ingenuity and resourcefulness to come up with your idea, it takes grit, stamina and business savvy to transform it into a living, breathing product. We at Edison Nation Medical want to help you throughout this process, and that's why we've compiled a Medical Inventing Checklist. This tool is intended to get inventors thinking about their project goals, while giving them a glimpse of the innovation process at large.
1. Is my idea patentable?
At Edison Nation Medical, we partner with numerous intellectual property attorneys, providing medical inventors, at various stages of innovation, with access to valuable information and resources about the patent application process. Across the board, inventors most frequently ask about whether or not their idea is patentable. While the answer isn't simple, there are key points that inventors should take under consideration before starting the long, expensive process that is filing for patent protection.
Generally speaking, in order for an invention to be patentable, an idea needs to have a practical purpose, or "utility," while still being a novel and inventive concept. That's the basic starting point. If your idea meets that minimum criterion, it's now time to research your concept, making sure that nothing too similar to your idea has been published or invented. To start, try searching for your idea in public databases such as the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, the European Patent Office and using Google Patent Search.
2. Will I file a patent, trademark or copyright?
Depending on the kind of idea you're looking to protect, patent protection is not your only option. A patent offers an inventor complete property rights of an idea or product for a set period of time. If you're looking to protect your invention, or make significant improvements to existing invention, filing for patent protection is likely your best option, according to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Trademarks, on the other hand, offer public disclosure as to the origin of an invention or idea. They can protect the words, names, symbols, devices and images used on products or used in conjunction with goods or services to identify their source. When you hold a trademark, you have exclusive rights to using the mark on or in connection with the goods or services for which you registered, according to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Lastly, inventors can obtain a copyright, which protects works of authorship, such as writings, music and works of art that have been tangibly expressed. In the healthcare field, this can apply to hospital personnel or management solutions. While patent protection will likely provide more peace of mind than that of a trademark or copyright, it's important to understand all of your options before committing to the lengthy patent application process.
3. Have I shared my idea(s) with anyone?
When you're holding onto the next big idea in healthcare innovation, it's natural to want to share your thoughts and vision with your colleagues, friends and pretty much anyone in between. After all, you are rightly excited and proud. But it's important to understand the potential consequences of over-sharing your novel idea – especially if you have not filed for patent protection. Someone else can file a patent on your idea, or you could unintentionally take on a "co-inventor" by incorporating a friend's advice for a slight product improvement. So before filing a patent, reflect on any conversations you had regarding your idea – both online and in person – taking care that you have not said too much.
4. Can my idea make money?
Before you quit your day job to pursue your invention full time, it's important to understand the significant costs involved in bringing an idea to life. Many first-time inventors don't think about innovation in terms of dollars and cents, but in all actuality, it requires business acumen and a sizeable investment. From market research and product design to prototyping and legal fees, building a profitable business from your idea is complicated, so it's important to honestly ask yourself whether or not your idea is even worth the time and money. There are many talented ecommerce optimization companies and professionals out there that can help design your ecommerce store.
In our experience, those who view their invention as more of a business opportunity than as their "baby" will better suited and prepared to successfully bring their product to market. To determine your idea's potential worth, ask yourself the following questions while trying your best to detach any emotions from your answers: Is there a market for this product? Will people actually buy it? How much will my idea cost to produce and market? Do I want to start my own business or sell my idea?
5. Have I done enough research?
Before pursuing your invention idea further, it's important to make certain that no other same or similar product exists on the market today. This will not only help you obtain patent protection more easily, but it will help you determine whether or not you actually have a market of people who will buy your product. This is the kind of research any inventor can and should undertake before putting any money toward their idea.
So what's the best way to conduct this research? First, search the Internet using a variety of keywords. Then, speak directly to your target consumers, asking them what sorts of products or improvised solutions they currently use to solve similar problems at hand. If you find that your idea is similar to their answers, but not identical to existing products, there may still be room in the marketplace for your innovation. The key to researching? Knowing what alternatives are currently available for purchase, and while taking an honest look at all these products, decide if your idea is different enough to justify further personal investment.
6. Do I have the necessary resources?
It's easy to feel overwhelmed when you're thinking about bringing an idea to life from scratch – especially if you are a first-time inventor. Completing market research, filing a patent, building a prototype and marketing your product are just a few of the steps that can cost an inventor significant money and time. Especially if you are a full-time medical professional, extra time is likely not readily available, making the innovation process a lot more challenging.
If you have managed to get through the patent and prototyping process, however, you've probably discovered how building a business around your idea brings another unique set of challenges, such as finding outside funding, advice and trusted business partners. Luckily, you don't have to go through the invention process alone. You can learn from your inventor peers by finding local mentors through the United Inventors Association of America, a nonprofit that provides useful resources for inventors. You can also find new sources of funding, business development and marketing support with open innovation platforms like ours, Edison Nation Medical.
7. Should I seek outside funding?
When novice inventors think about medical innovation, they're probably not thinking about the importance of business savvy. But think again. Calculating basic financials is an important first step in ensuring that you are making smart business decisions – especially if you are debating whether or not you want to take on your invention as a full-time project. If your idea still looks financially viable after some basic calculating, it may actually warrant the investment of your time and money.
In the first year, determine the total investment needed to launch your invention idea. Then, enter this as a negative number to anticipate your projected investment costs.
In years 1-5, calculate your anticipated cash flow, which is how much profit you expect to earn after all your expenses are paid that year. Use this to determine your net income.
Now, take that net income amount and add back your Depreciation & Amortization. Subtract Capital Expenditures and increases in Net Working Capital, which is any increase in year-over-year Current Assets minus Current Liabilities).
8. Do I have a plan to market my invention?
After much thought and consideration, you've determined that your innovative idea has the potential to make money – so what's next? It's now time to think about how you plan to market and sell your product. After all, if an inventor is unable to connect his or her product with potential buyers, there is no chance of it earning a profit and sustaining your business.
If you've decided to build a business surrounding your product or idea, you generally have the following options when it comes to selling your product: Visit a healthcare trade show to connect your product to distributors, build an eCommerce website for direct-to-consumer contact, advertise your product in industry trade publications, and/or find a reliable broker or submission company to do the marketing and selling for you. For full-time medical professionals, submission companies like ours are generally a much more manageable option, as we take care of everything – from filing a patent to marketing your product – after an idea is submitted and approved.
No matter what marketing plan you choose, it's important to draft a non-disclosure agreement, also known as a confidentiality agreement, and develop a 30-second elevator pitch about the most important functions of your product. Both the document and the elevator pitch will be portable assets that can be dished out when the time is right, protecting your idea and marketing your product with ease.
Bobby Grajewski is President of Edison Nation Medical,a healthcare product and medical device incubator and online community for people that are passionate about healthcare innovation.
Prior to joining Edison Nation Medical, Grajewski, a serial entrepreneur, co-founded two online companies (Heritage Handcrafted and eCollector) and spent 5 years in venture capital and private equity both in the middle market (J.H. Whitney Capital Partners & Kamylon Capital) and at larger LBO firms (Permira Advisers) investing in companies across numerous industries. Grajewski holds a MBA from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, a MPA from Harvard Kennedy School, and a BA from Harvard University.


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Contemporary Honorees
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Earl J. Peterson
Inducted 1988
Earl J. Peterson (1897–1966) was a lifelong rancher in the famous Sandhills of Nebraska. In addition, he ranched for a few years on the Cheyenne Indian Reservation in South Dakota. He became interested in bison in the mid-1930s in a quest for a more hardy animal.
In 1937 he bought two heifers and a bull from the Fort Niobrara Wildlife Refuge at Valentine, Nebraska, taking them to his ranch in Newport, Nebraska. Later he bought several of the remaining head from the Scotty Philip herd. The animals were en route to the Omaha Livestock Market at the time, but the truck was stopped in Newport, where the bison were transferred to the Peterson truck.
For the first several years he simply let his herd multiply, watching them closely and learning more about them. As numbers grew, he sold both males and females for breeding stock. To move excess bulls and publicize the bison, he gave several community barbecues and sold many bulls to clubs throughout Nebraska for that purpose.
After the great blizzard of 1949, Peterson became even more fond of his bison herd. It took a Herculean effort from daybreak to dark to get enough hay to cattle to keep them from starving, but the bison were left to fend for themselves. When the blizzard finally ended, the cattle were thin but the bison were in good condition. His respect for the species grew even more from incidents such as this.
In a way only bison owners can appreciate, Peterson's animals were forever a source of pride and delight to him. As long as he lived, he never tired of showing his herd and "talking buffalo" to anyone. His firm belief that they were part of the future is finally being realized today. Had he lived to see their progress today, he would have been very pleased.
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David Eastland Carter
Inducted for guiding the bison industry in an extraordinary way through good times and those that were challenging.
His commitment, service and advocacy played a crucial role in the development of today's bison industry, particularly in the late 1990's and early 2000's when the industry plummeted.
Mary Ann "Molly" Goodnight
In May of 1879, when Mary Ann realized the inevitable wiping out of the buffalo, she urged her husband, Charles Goodnight, to attempt to preserve them. He set aside, at her request, 600 acres for the buffalo starting with three calves.
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New Lyft service replaces safety escort program
The new Lyft program offers low-cost rides to students from academic buildings on campus.
by Johann Derek Oribello, Contributor
Following the retirement of the safety escort program, the university has partnered with the ride service Lyft to provide students with low-cost rides home from campus.
According to an email sent to SDSU students by Parking and Transportation Services, students can now request up to three rides on the ridesharing app within the campus jurisdiction on weeknights between midnight and 4 a.m.. Through this program, students will not be able to take Lyfts from residence halls, only from academic buildings.
Up to $5 will be waived from each ride. If a ride surpasses $5, the user will be charged the remaining balance.
In an email from the Director of Parking and Transportation Services, Debbie Richeson said the new program is supposed to make campus a safer place at night.
"The purpose of this program is to assist students who are on campus studying late at night," Richeson said.
In an August interview with The Daily Aztec, university police spokesperson Raquel Herriott said the retirement of the safety escort program resulted primarily from SDSUPD being understaffed during the later hours.
"The problem that we were having with the escort program was that people wanted an escort off campus and we were only allowing for escorts within campus and within certain jurisdictions," Herriott said. "It became a little bit more difficult to take on all of the different requests, especially with the amount of resources that we had."
Through the approval of a grant from the Aztec Parents Association, Parking and Transportation Services was able to discuss possible partnerships with companies like Lyft and Uber. Their knowledge of these companies' programs on other campuses led them to choose Lyft.
"We felt Lyft was more prepared to partner with us due to their partnerships with other universities, and we liked the background checks they require for their drivers," Richeson said.
The program began on Oct. 1, and is still in an early pilot phase. Parking and Transportation Services are currently awaiting statistical data from Lyft that could help improve the program. Despite that, various students have provided suggestions for improving this service.
"Making it available seven days a week would make it more way more useful (to students)," aerospace engineering junior Michael Grisanti said.
Grisanti also said, despite its purpose in assisting students studying late night during the week, many students are on campus studying during the weekends too, especially during testing seasons.
Some students have also said the purpose and usage of this Lyft program should be shifted from students studying to maintaining student safety whenever students go out, such as when they go to parties.
"I feel like it would be a lot more useful during the weekends," accounting junior Damian Orozco said. "Instead of being available Monday through Thursday, maybe switch those days to Thursday through Sunday."
Orozco also said this would help ensure the program would be beneficial and utilized more during the weekends, whenever students party late at night and may need a ride home.
ISCOR and French junior Alexandra Davidovich said the university should consider the idea of implementing a flat rate for the service.
"If they expanded the hours and not made them free rides (for rides up to $5 which may only cover a small distance), but give a low flat reduced rate (for all places on or near campus), I would do that a lot," Davidovich said.
With this being a pilot program, SDSU Parking and Transportation Services is welcoming feedback and encouraging students to contact them if they have any suggestions or requests.
It has also stated it will consider the future of the program once it has gathered the appropriate data. It cannot say if this program will be a permanent option for SDSU students.
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Located near the south gate of Urumqi, it got its name as "Southern Mosque". Repaired in 1902 and 1987, it is a leading mosque in Urumqi city.
Embraced by four minarets, the vaulted mosque, grand and imposing, expresses the elegant characters of Islamic architecture. The main body of the mosque, taking the shape of a tower, consists of four stories, two underground and two above. The stories underground are shops and living area of Moslems while the two overground used as prayer hall and seminary. Two walls of the passageway leading to the prayer hall are decorated with carved orchids, plums, bamboo and lotuses. The compound also includes a bathroom before prayers.


If you have specific preferences about your funeral, or you want to relieve your loved ones from the responsibility of making plans after your death, you may wish to make some arrangements now.
One of the first considerations is whether you want cremation or burial. On this question, some faiths have particular beliefs, while for others, it's up to you to decide.
Regardless of whether you choose cremation or burial, you may need the services of a funeral home, and possibly a cemetery. Visit a few to get an idea of prices and services.
You'll also need to decide if you want to have a funeral service or memorial service, and if so, what form it will take.
These are just a few of the decisions you'll need to make when pre-planning your funeral. To make sure your wishes are carried out properly, write out your instructions and give them to the executor of your will or another trusted person.
For more information on pre-planning your funeral, visit the Canadian Consumer Handbook.
If you need support making decisions about your advanced care or end-of-life wishes visit AdvanceCarePlanning.ca, an initiative by the Canadian Hospice and Palliative Care Association.


Masks for Numero hair from the Italian company Brelil appeared on domestic counters were a few years ago and already fallen in love to our women. A series on the basis of an extract from oats is so good for hair, in particular during the periods when it is just necessary to support them — in the fall and in the spring.
This kremoobrazny mask gives to hair excellent feed and very well influences bulbs. Hair have a healthy gloss, they become not such fragile and much stronger, but also gain splendor, dimensions.
The basis of masks for hair of this series — an extract from oats which, as it is known not only feeds and moistens hair, but also stimulates growth of hair, and also is a source of many vitamins.
So it is not surprising that in the Numero line the mask for hair with oats extract seems to much miracle. It gives visible and notable effect after the first application, and at continuous use does hair incredibly beautiful. In 2012 among masks for hair of Brelil Numero there was an addition.
The company let out the new special line of Numero masks with oil to the carriage and avocado. They are intended for the hair injured by various chemical means and successfully put in order hair after coloring, waves, regular drying by the hair dryer, influences of a set of means for laying.
Oil karite which is from the African savanna, perfectly humidifies, feeds and protects hair. It perfectly copes with the task as has ability to get far deep into a hair, skin and to bring with itself all useful substances. It is known of curative surprising properties of avocado long ago. These fruits contain improbable amount of vitamins and microcells.
But, besides, avocado helps hair to become softer, stronger and much better to comb hair. So after application of this mask your hair will become not only it is more beautiful, but also much more obediently.
Method of application. The mask is applied on clean moist hair and distributed on all length. Sites which need special food can be massaged a little. In a few minutes to wash away a mask warm water. It is recommended to wash away not till the end and to leave on hair a thin layer of means for the best effect. Such protection will not weight hair, but will protect them from an adverse effect.


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Welcome to the Sacred Heart Primary School!
The Governors, Principal and Teachers of Sacred Heart have a responsibility to deliver the Northern Ireland Curriculum, a broad and balanced curriculum aiming to give every child the opportunity to experience success in learning and achieve as high a standard as possible.
The School is organised into Key Stages as follows:
The Foundation Stage: Primary 1 and 2
Key Stage 1: Primary 3 and 4
Key Stage 2: Primary 5, 6 and 7
Each year group follows a curriculum specific to their Key Stage which allows them to fully develop their potential and to make informed and responsible choices and decisions. The learning opportunities provided through the Northern Ireland Curriculum should help young people to develop as:
Contributors to Society
Contributors to the Economy and Environment
The curriculum consists of six key Areas of Learning.
Language and Literacy (including Talking and Listening, Reading and Writing)
Mathematics and Numeracy (focusing on the development of mathematical concepts and numeracy across the curriculum)
The Arts (including Art and Design, Drama and Music)
The World Around Us (focusing on the development of knowledge, skills and understanding in Geography, History and Science and Technology)
Personal Development and Mutual Understanding (focusing on emotional development, social skills, learning to learn, health, relationships and sexuality education and mutual understanding in the local and global community)
Physical Education / Physical Movement (focusing on the development of knowledge, skills and understanding through play and a range of physical activities)
Underpinning these curricular areas is the development of Thinking Skills & Personal Capabilities which aim to prepare each child for lifelong learning and to help them operate effectively in society. The five key areas are:
Thinking, Problem Solving and Decision Making
Pupils within the school are taught Religious Education through the Alive-O and Growing in Love series. Pupils are rigorously prepared for the Sacraments of Reconciliation, Holy Communion and Confirmation. Parents' meetings are organised to fully facilitate this preparation and we are grateful for parents' attendance at these. The school chaplain Father Robert Fleck works very proactively alongside pupils and parents to fully develop the spiritual growth of the pupils.
Further information can be accessed at:
http://ccea.org.uk/sites/default/files/docs/curriculum/area_of_learning/fs_northern_ireland_curriculum_primary.pdf
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Your safety depends mostly upon your own attitude and actions. Use common sense and do not place yourself in a location or situation to become a victim of crime.
Avoid walking alone at night: Make arrangements to walk in groups and in well lit areas.
Keep your room door locked at all times: Locking your door, wherever you reside, is an effective way to reduce theft and enhance personal safety. The vast majority of theft occurs from unlocked rooms when the occupant is gone only briefly. Do not prop open exterior doors and close any doors that you find open. Propped doors are a high risk to everyone's personal safety.
Do not lend anyone your key, this action could result in an innocent victim. Report lost or stolen keys to the Campus Police and your residence counselor.
Report obscene, annoying, or harassing phone calls immediately: Campus Police will investigate, and as patterns develop, they will work closely with the telephone company to apprehend offenders.
Report all security related maintenance problems: Locks, doors, windows, and exterior lights in need of replacement and shrubbery in need of trimming should be reported immediately to Plant Services 919-546-8230.
Campus Police frequently conduct programs that promote crime resistance skills.
Be aware of campus crime trends.
If you observe any suspicious activity or wish to report any criminal act, call the Campus Police or 911.


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Globalisation and The Indian Economy
NCERT Solutions for Class 10 Economics Chapter 4 - Globalisation and The Indian Economy
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Chapter 4 - Globalisation and The Indian Economy Exercise 72
Globalisation is a process in which people of the world are linked together to each other through internet and other advanced means of communication. It means the integration of the economy of the country with the world economy. It aims to encourage foreign trade, private and institutional foreign investment. It creates various policies that try to turn the world in to one.
The Indian government had put barriers on foreign trade and investments after India's independence. It was done to protect the interests of the producers and small industrialists of our country from foreign competition. It was feared that the producers will not be able to survive the competition from the wealthy foreign companies immediately after the independence.
In 1991, the government felt that the time has come to allow the foreign companies to invest in the Indian markets. This will also force the Indian producers to improve the quality of their goods and services. Hence, the government removed the barriers on foreign trade to a large extent.
Because of the rising competition in the market, many companies prefer to have flexibility in labour laws. This means that the jobs of the workers are not secured and they can be terminated by the company during the lean period to enhance the financial condition of the company. Wages paid on daily basis would be low. It can be said that while flexibility in labour laws help the companies in reducing costs and increasing profitability, it denies the workers from their share of profits.
MNC's set up or control the production by investing huge amount of money in a country's economy. It sets up its producing units close to the markets and where labour is available at low cost. It may also work jointly with some local companies and enhance its production. In most of the cases, the MNC's buy local companies and expand their production. The other way in which they control production is by placing the orders for production with small and local producers. For example, a sports goods company may give orders for producing various sports products to small producers.
Developed countries want developing countries to liberalise their economy so that their own companies may establish business units in developing countries. The cost of production, land and labour costs are much lower in developing nations. Hence, the MNC's belonging to the developed nations when established in developing countries, earns huge profits.
Developing countries should demand the fair removal of trade barriers imposed on the developed nations, in order to protect their own industries.
The impact of globalisation has not been uniform because globalisation has benefitted the rich and developed nations of the world. The poor and developing nations of the world have still not received their fair share of the benefits of globalisation.
Big companies have been profited by globalisation while many small manufacturers with low capital have not been able to withstand the competition from the large MNC's.
Workers have not been benefitted by globalisation. Their jobs have become insecure and they have to work on low wages as the MNC's, in order to earn profits, employ them on meager salaries. Because of globalisation the workers have become poorer and the rich have become richer.
Liberlisation has resulted in the removal of trade barriers. Earlier, many countries had placed restrictions on import in order to protect their own industries. With the removal of trade barriers, as a result of liberlisation, many countries opened their economies for the foreign companies. They established their factories and offices in these countries leading to the process of globalisation. This also resulted in the flow of foreign investments.
The process of liberlisation led to the increase in imports and exports across the geographical boundaries of the nations. This has also helped in the process of globalisation.
Foreign trade has led to the integration of markets across the countries. Because of foreign trade, the producers are now able to compete and export their goods to the markets of other countries. The choices of the buyers have also expanded as now they get to choose products manufactured by not only the domestic companies but also by the foreign companies.
Because of the competition, the goods have also become cheaper. Producers from different countries are now able to compete with each other. For example, we find the Indian markets are flooded with designer imported handbags belonging to various foreign brands. This has benefited the consumers as large varieties of handbags are now available in India at competitive prices.
Globalisation will continue in the future. Twenty years from now, we will find further strengthening of the forces of globalisation. Trade barriers will further reduce and the prices of imported goods are also likely to come down. Markets will become more integrated with more advancement in the field of technology, transport and communication.
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I will respond to these arguments in a more balanced manner. It is because while the process of globalisation has helped the country's economy to develop, it has also resulted in the closing down of business units of the small manufacturers.
Globalisation has resulted in foreign investments and has created jobs in the country. The Indian companies in wake of the competition from the MNC's have upgraded the quality of their products and services. Many Indian companies have themselves established business units in other countries which has helped the Indian economy to develop.
While globalisation has favoured the rich section of the society, it has created problems for small producers who have not been able to withstand competition from the wealthy MNC's. As a result many small companies have either been closed down or have been acquired by the MNC's. This has harmed the development of our country. Further, the conditions of the workers have deteriorated because of the exploitation by the big companies. This has widened the gap between the rich and the poor section of the Indian society.
Indian buyers have a greater choice of goods than they did two decades back. This is closely associated with the process of globalisation. Markets in India are selling goods produced in many other countries. This means there is increasing trade with other countries. Moreover, the rising number of brands that we see in the markets might be produced by MNCs in India. MNCs are investing in India because of the low cost of production. While consumers have more choices in the market, the effect of rising demand and purchasing power has meant greater competition among the producers.
(i) MNC's buy at cheap rates from small producers.
(b) Garments, footwear, sports items
(ii) Quotas and taxes on imports are used to regulate trade
(e) Trade barriers
(iii) Indian companies who have invested abroad
(d) Tata Motors, Infosys, Ranbaxy
(iv) IT has helped in the spreading of production of services.
(c) Call centres
(v) Several MNC's have invested in setting up factories in India for production.
(a) Automobiles
(i) goods, services and investments between countries.
(ii) buy existing local companies.
(iii) none of the above
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Effective September 1, 2015, the Canadian Patient Safety Institute has archived the Rapid Response Team intervention. You may continue to access the Getting Started Kit online, though it will no longer be updated.
People die unnecessarily every single day in our hospitals. Each clinician can probably provide an example of a patient who, in retrospect, should not have died during hospitalization.
These problems can lead to failure to rescue.
Determine the best structure for the team.
Establish criteria and mechanism for calling the RRT.
Use a structured documentation tool.


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Talking About My Generation
It's no secret at all that I like to write period pieces. I'll dabble a bit in the high 1800s, but it's the twentieth century I like to tap dance all over. The dash between 1900 and 2000 fascinates me, and I never thought about why until last night when I had one of my famous random thoughts.
I've been watching Cold Case reruns religiously for about a month now. Each show focuses on a crime that's gone cold, and they touch on about every decade from the last century. I find it scintillating. I've gotten to watch a timeline of how these decades developed and eras came to be…and it isn't just a collection of random fads. There's something scientific behind poodle skirts, or big hair, or peace signs, or air Jordans.
Each era is not only distinct because of the clothes worn or music played…those things are just a product of mindsets. They reflect what human beings were ready for at the time. They reflect new ideas being formed into things we listen to or put on our body. A war, an athlete, or a beverage could have sparked it…it could have been anything that caused a reaction. A lot of times it was many things, and revolutions started without people knowing they were starting them. However, they could not be rushed.
Time came about organically, and I've realized is just an illustration of a growing human being. Seeing as how I always write character-driven pieces, with the era as much as character as people, I've had a "eureka" kind of moment. We are the times…I just focus on a different part of the human psyche depending on which era I'm engrossed in. I'm just now realizing why. Different decades represent newness, naivety, rebellion, discovery, and rebirth. We go through all of these emotions in our lifetimes, but we tend to live in an age focused on one of them, and the crazy part is we really have no way of knowing which until we're just a memory.
Almost everyone could have been considered liberal or conservative at what time or another considering what the mind and body was ready for in relation to what experience was available at the time. Society grew as naturally as it could, and looking back, resembled two teenagers groping around at each other in the dark (I also often write about adolescence…go figure). The reason? We are always that person we were when we asked the question "why" for the first time, discovering our egos. We are always in the age of enlightenment or confusion. One man's light is another's dark. That's why there is a liberal out there for every conservative, and a no for every yes. We aren't all necessarily on the same path, but we're on the same timeline. We're on the earth when we're on the earth. We're discovering the same things from different views and trying to figure out how to do it together in a common time…and just like that, a culture is born. It has a heartbeat, a personality, and a tone, that in later years will define it. People will sing about it, and write about it, and draw about it for years to come. A few of us have that stir to document it, and I thank God I'm one of them.
By writing what I write, I'm reflecting on what's happened, and paving the way, for myself at least, for what's to come. When I reflect upon it, when I am confused, and when I'm flailing…that's when I'm writing about today. Maybe there are other writers out there doing the same, and we will one day be the anthems of our own generations. However, there's no way to know that yet. That's for someone after my time to look back on and unveil. It's delicious to me to think what age is it? The one I don't even know I'm a part of…
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'The Genius Prince's Guide to Raising a Nation Out of Debt' light novel gets TV anime adaptation
Written by: Jei Beltrano | Published on: January 31, 2020 at 7:37 PM PHT (GMT+8)
Toba Tooru and Fal Maro's "The Genius Prince's Guide to Raising a Nation Out of Debt (Hey, How About Treason?) / Tensai Ouji no Akaji Kokka Saisei Jutsu - Souda, Baikoku Shiyou" light novel series has been announced on Sunday to receive a TV anime adaptation. The announcement was made through its official Twitter which also posted a teaser visual for the anime. No other details were revealed as of writing.
The series is based on the Japanese fantasy comedy light novel series written by Toba Tooru and illustrated by Fal Maro which was originally published as a web novel. It has been collected into 8 volumes as of December 2020 by SB Creative in their GA Bunko imprint with the first volume published on May 12, 2018.
Yen Press published the novel in English in their Yen On label since September 3, 2019.
GA Bunko describes the series as:
The prince of this small and weak kingdom strives for only one thing: selling out his country and living a quiet life in leisure! Sadly, the greatest obstacle he will ever face is his own genius...! As he achieves ever greater accomplishments, he earns more and more favor with the people of his kingdom...which makes fulfilling his own dreams all the harder!!!
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We are demonstrating our 4K competency in terms of the value chain – end to end. We can film 4K signals, send and receive them, store them and play them on our newest screens. We are showing our two new OLED screens – the 945 and the 1005. These are both the highlights in terms of our TV line-up. We are showing our 4K Blu-ray Disc players and our 4K Blu-ray Disc recorders, giving us the widest portfolio in terms of 4K products. We also have the devices to generate 4K content in terms of our two camcorders – the X1 and the X1000 and of course our digital still camera – the GH5.
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Economists and policy-makers alike are trying to assess why risk-management systems and regulatory constraints didn't kick in before the global economy became so weak. To most, this situation is a shock.
Economist Andrew Lo is less surprised. A professor at the MIT Sloan School of Management, Lo has studied the connections between financial decision-making, neuroscience and evolutionary psychology. His ideas about human behavior in financial markets have attracted the attention of policymakers in Washington who want not only to sort out the current crisis but also to head off future destructive events.
Lo believes that "behavioral blind spots" — evolutionarily hardwired reactions to perceived risks and rewards — are particularly dangerous during periods of economic extreme. That is, during both bubbles and crashes.
Lo recently shared his thoughts on the financial crisis.
Q. What's the most important implication of the financial crisis?
A. For CEOs and other corporate leaders, the single most important implication is about the current state of corporate governance. Many corporations did a terrible job in assessing and managing their risk exposures, with some of the most-sophisticated companies reporting tens of billions of dollars in losses in a single quarter. How do you lose $40 billion in a quarter and then argue that you've properly assessed your risk exposures? I don't think it's credible to say it was just "bad luck." If troubled companies want to explain away 2008 as a "black swan," then someone should take responsibility for creating the oil slick that seems to have tarred the entire flock! The current crisis is a major wake-up call that we need to change corporate governance to be more risk-sensitive.
Q. What allowed this crisis to happen? How could so many seemingly smart people be so blindsided?
A. The very fact that so many smart and experienced corporate leaders were all led astray suggests that the crisis can't be blamed on the mistakes of a few greedy CEOs — in my view, there's something fundamentally wrong with current corporate governance structures and the language of corporate management. We just don't have the proper lexicon to have a meaningful discussion about the kinds of risks that typical corporations face today, and we need to create a few field of "risk accounting" to address this gap in GAAP [Generally Accepted Accounting Principles].
Q. Now that the financial landscape has been rearranged, are there things that corporate managers can do to capitalize on the current environment?
A. One of the things companies are surely going to have to deal with over the next year or two is greatly reduced liquidity in the capital markets. Borrowing costs are going to go up, and it's going to be much harder to finance new ventures, so companies will have to be much more creative about rebalancing their pension fund obligations and raising capital to fund operations. Managers should be prepared for some tough times.
At the same time, there's going to be tremendous interest on the part of, say, pension funds in finding new ventures. My guess is that starting this summer, pension funds will begin increasing their allocations to private equity, hedge funds and other alternative investments — assets will be flowing back into risky ventures with a vengeance. The money that's currently in T-bills has got to go somewhere — and anybody who has cash is going to be in a great position. Companies are going to have to find creative ways to tap into these nontraditional sources of financing.
Q. What kinds of new market opportunities do you see emerging — things that aren't typical?
A. Well, if you think about the kind of dislocation that's affected financial markets, you'll see that much of the current crisis stems from the fact that it's very difficult to get information about the value of certain mortgage portfolios because they're so heterogeneous.
What if there was a service like eBay Inc. that provided a price discovery mechanism for these mortgage pools? An eBay for mortgages or mortgage-backed securities — something that's easy to use and that allows users to value these illiquid securities quickly — could be an extraordinarily valuable service, particularly if it gains any kind of market share (like eBay). It would allow holders of mortgage-related instruments to post their securities online and allow investors to bid on them. It would show prices on a historical basis so bidders could see how a portfolio of mortgages from a particular region of the country traded four months ago. Like eBay, it would provide a wealth of information and, ultimately, liquidity — that's the key.
This interview is adapted from "Opportunities Brought to You by Distress" by Bruce G. Posner and Michael S. Hopkins, which appeared in the March 23, 2009, edition of Business Insight, a joint publishing venture between the MIT Sloan Management Review and the Wall Street Journal.
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Enginefest
By: Seafuryfan - 12th October 2014 at 08:27
The Guy Martin thread prompts me to ask if an Enginefest has been considered? I wonder just how many engines running on trailers there are out there. The 'daddy' for me would be the RB211 (jet) and the R-3350 (piston). Merlin Pete, do you have an online diary of events you expect to attend?
By: Oxcart - 12th October 2014 at 13:30 Permalink
Would love to hear a Jumo diesel engine! -if someome could please make that happen-thanks!
By: austernj673 - 12th October 2014 at 16:03 Permalink
That's a great idea! The Metheringham Airfield Visitor Centre (Near Lincoln) open Weekend is held on the 3rd/4th May 2015. There is already a ground running Jet Provost and hopefully a RR Griffon booked in so it might be nice to see what else we can gather. If any engine owners are interested then it would be great to hear from you. There is camping available all Weekend plus bar and evening entertainment on the Sunday night and BBMF fly past on both days. Likewise if any Stall holders are interested then more the merrier. Last year was a great turnout.
By: Anon - 12th October 2014 at 18:11 Permalink
I've plans to get an engine or two running at some time in the future but with the number of projects I have on the go it won't be soon.
However, I'd like to bring a static engine or two along if an event is planned, if that would be acceptable? I have an oily R-2800 Double Wasp and a tidy R-1830 Twin Wasp with their respective propellers which I could bring.
A friend and occasional Forum contributor has rebuilt an ex-Avro 19 Cheetah with a fully restored and working undercarriage behind it, currently just being fitted to its running/transit stand. That should be ready for next year, all being well.
By: Alan Key - 12th October 2014 at 20:53 Permalink
Flying Legends makes a pretty good stab at an engine fest - the number and variety of running engines seems to grow every year. The engine runs there are very well attended and much appreciated by all.
By: MerlinPete - 12th October 2014 at 23:58 Permalink
Agreed, Flying Legends usually has the best collection, we had 7 engines in 2013.
There is also an "Enginefest" at the Halfpenny Green airfield fly-in, but I don`t know if it could work as a free-standing event, much as I would personally love to attend a show consisting solely of engines, I think it will always have to be an offshoot of an existing show.
I tried to make inroads into the 1000 engine rally in Cheshire, for stationary engines, but that came to nothing.
Lord March expressed an interest in having the Merlin at the Goodwood Revival, and I`m sure that would be a perfect venue, although it is usually a sell-out.
Forgetting the aviation connection for a moment, the Anson (not Avro!) engine museum in Cheshire, or the Internal Fire Museum in Cardigan would both be good venues too.
When the question has been raised in the past, we have got as far as suggesting it should be a central location, but that`s about it. The engines attend a whole range of events, plus the owners are naturally not always free, myself especially, and so it can be difficult to organise.
I know of at least 7 Merlins and 3 Griffons on trailers in the UK which run, plus 2 or 3 under construction, plus another 3 we are doing at work for customers to ground run, but at present, you only see 2 Merlins and 1 Griffon regularly in public.
Seafuryfan. I haven't posted an events list for about 10 years. It used to be simple, as there were 3 or 4 of us who used to attend the same events, but now it has diversified so much that, although we all keep in touch, and some of us meet up at Legends, I don't know who is displaying where.
I could post a list of my own events, but that would often mean just the Merlin.
What kind of truck would you mount an RB211 on?! I haven't come across any R-3350s over here, but I did a nice wartime R-2800 many years ago, the owner didn't top up the oil and it seized, a real shame.
I would like to hear a Sabre and a Jumo 211 or Jumo diesel as mentioned.
By: Seafuryfan - 13th October 2014 at 07:08 Permalink
Thanks for the replies everyone. Yes, probably a bit ambitious expecting the RB to be mobile, still, impressive to watch on youtube. Good luck with Metherington. austernj673. It looks like Metherington, Legends and Halfpenny Green then, for what appears to be a growth activity. Plus of course, the events where we stumble across you guys. Best wishes to all, it's really great to watch.
By: Sopwith - 13th October 2014 at 16:32 Permalink
That would be a brilliant venue at the Museum of internal fire. I was up there earlier in the year and the owner is a real enthusiast, I'll bet he'd be up for an enginefest if it could be arranged.
By: stuart gowans - 13th October 2014 at 16:40 Permalink
I would suggest Damyns Hall as a venue, (hardly central, but not far for me!) an up and coming event, who are keen to enlarge the aviation content of the show, and they love a bit of noise as well!
Dunsfold would be good-u could hang the RB from the 747 that's already there!
By: Wulfie - 21st October 2014 at 17:39 Permalink
Just found this thread after returning from California. I help organise the Halfpenny Green events, and we have tried to have static engines running on most occasions. We would like to expand this if the interest is there.
In Napa Valley I came across a guy who has his own EngineFest, I nearly crashed the car in St,Helena, when I passed a parking lot with a VW Beetle with a 440 hp Continental radial mounted on the back. He must have a helluva lot of ballast in the boot at the front. A placard on the nearby wall said the engine drives the VW forward at a yet to be determined top speed, and also says it it the most dangerous VW in the World. I believe him. He also had a trailer mounted P & W R4430 (if I have the numbers correct, ex-B-36). There were also about ten other radials in the workshop at the back of the lot and in his garden on the other side of the railway track which ran behind that.
I don't know how to post Photos on here, but I will add an album to the Tettenhall Transport Heritage Centre's Facebook Page if anyone is interested enough to Google it
By: Anon - 21st October 2014 at 19:02 Permalink
Would be great to see any photos you can post, Wulfie, if you work out how to do it.
The B-36 engine will be an R-4360 Pratt & Whitney Wasp Major. It's a monster. The 4360 part of the designator indicates its displacement to the nearest ten cubic inches, that makes it around a 70-litre displacement. Big!
Author and P&W engine enthusiast Graham White in the US has a running one, amongst other similar projects.
By: Mike J - 21st October 2014 at 19:20 Permalink
If you want to have a successful event, you need to attract people with something different. Quite frankly, one V-12 chugging away looks and sounds pretty much like another, as does one round engine to another.
I've seen some great engines running on stands, mainly in the US, that to me really had that 'wow factor' by being something different. For example, a Gnome rotary, a Liberty, an Anzani, and, most memorable of all, a V-1 pulsejet. Another memorable engine was the early jet that was run at Flying Legends about 5 years ago. I'd travel a fair way to see (and hear) things like that close-up. A bunch of Merlins, Griffons and Leonides would not provide sufficient attraction to tempt me beyond my front door. The Napier Lion that has been run at some events is very nice though!
I'm sure that if an Enginefest event began to catch on then this would encourage the more rarer and exotic engine types to see the light of day and hopefully run.
I think the thread is about establishing such an event, the rest following on. This happened with Newark Air Museum's Cockpit Fest; the event, at first, attracted the few cockpit owners that were about but its continuation encouraged others to follow suit, acquire cockpits and projects and for these eventually to be displayed at the event. It is now a fixture on may people's calendars and has seen a minor explosion in not only the number of cockpits doing the rounds but in a greater awareness of the hobby and it becoming a discipline in its own right.
It was certainly a stimulus to those who may not have otherwise have got around to restoring something - and increased the numbers of preserved cockpits accordingly. I'd anticipate the same happening if Engine Fest was started.
By: steve611 - 21st October 2014 at 22:22 Permalink
Speaking as an aviation enthusiast (and a newly retired person looking for a way to go forward), could any of you engine experts give me some idea (feel free to PM me to avoid cluttering up the thread) as to the work and costs associated with an engine project?
I'd say the man to ask would be Merlin Pete due to his wealth of experience and expertise in the field of ground-runner engines.
For my two pennor'th; several factors will decide how much you pay and for what, when looking to acquire a (potential) ground-runner engine. In varying degrees the rarity, spares availability, general condition and completeness of a particular engine will markedly affect its acquisition price. Add to that the purpose-made trailer and instrumentation package that will be required to carry out the task safely and easily.
The type of engine you want will also affect its price. For instance, set your sights on a Napier Sabre and you might find yourself considerably out of pocket - if you find one at all (though they are rumoured to be about). Generally, there are a few time-ex'd or scrapped examples of larger radials to be found, many from the Eastern Bloc.
A V-12 you might find a little challenging. The most common are Merlins and Griffons, though as alluded to above, any more of these on the engine display circuit may not create the interest that you may desire. Start with something simple (a nice IO-360 might be nice) to gain experience and get to know people -you never know what others in the field may have stashed away. Engines like this come up on e-Bay quite often.
It never fails to amaze me though just what is out there. If the though of setting something up appeals to you, then don't set your sights on a particular engine type, just something that is a little different or under-represented on the circuit could be a broad enough brush.
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By: Bar Side - 21st October 2014 at 22:47 Permalink
These the Napa engines you mean?
Shame they are not in the UK.
By: Wulfie - 22nd October 2014 at 05:28 Permalink
Those are the engines. If you Google Tettenhall Transport Heritage Centre and click on our Facebook Page you will see more pictures, including the P & W with a prop fitted, and the other engines he has
By: Adrian Barrell - 22nd October 2014 at 07:40 Permalink
The engine in the Beetle looks like a W-670 to me, more like 250 hp.
By: Wulfie - 24th October 2014 at 18:38 Permalink
I think the engine is actually an ex-tank engine, from what I have seen of it running on You Tube. Mike Nieman is the owner's name, and a glance at some of his engines running is very interesting, especially when the P & W 4460 backfires. The garden hosepipe he had ready hardly looked enough


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The 2017-18 NBA season was a season to remember for the Boston Celtics as they emerged as a true contender for the Eastern Conference. With a loaded cast of Kyrie Irving, Jaylen Brown, Jayson Tatum, Gordon Hayward, and Al Horford, they were the team to beat. As soon as the season started, the injury plague came down on the Celtics. Throughout the season, Gordon Hayward, Kyrie Irving, Marcus Smart, Daniel Theis, and other key players went down with injuries, which caused the Celtics to rely heavily on the bench. One of those bench players, who was often overlooked, was Shane Larkin.
With some key players of the Celtics not available due to injury, the bench really stepped up for Boston. Lead by Terry Rozier, Marcus Morris, and Aron Baynes, the team was able to finish 2nd overall in the Eastern Conference.
Early NBA Career
Prior to the start of the 2017-18 season, the Celtics announced the signing of Shane Larkin. Larkin, a point guard, had played ball overseas the year prior, after a four-year stint in the NBA. Larkin was drafted in the 2013 NBA Draft by the Atlanta Hawks with the 18th pick but was immediately traded to the Dallas Mavericks. Following his rookie season, he was traded to the New York Knicks. His time with the Knicks was short, as he signed with the Brooklyn Nets following the 2014-15 season. He was a solid role player for the Nets, playing an average of 22.4 minutes in 78 games.
EuroLeague Experience
Following the 2015-16 season with the Nets, he decided to opt out of his contract and sign a one year deal with Baskonia, a EuroLeague and Liga ACB team in Spain. He established himself as a solid player in the league, averaging 14 points, 5 assists, 3 rebounds, and a steal, all in an average of 28 minutes per game. This performance gave him the achievement of being named the player of the month, as well as drawing attention from NBA teams.
His Time in Boston
After his successful year overseas, the Celtics signed Larkin to a one year deal. Larkin lost out on a $6.3 million dollar contract with Baskonia when he decided to return to the NBA. Larkin proved to be a good spark plug for Boston's bench. He played in 54 games in the season, with an average of 14.4 minutes a game. In those minutes, he was responsible for 4 points, 2 assists, 2 rebounds, and a steal.
In the few games he was relied heavily on, he really stepped up to prove his worth. He had a clutch factor that made him extremely reliable down the stretch. An example of this can be seen in the last game of the regular season, where Larkin took on his old team, the Brooklyn Nets. In 25 minutes played, he was responsible for 12 points, 10 rebounds, and 7 assists. When he was given the chance, he performed at a high level.
After the close of the 2017-18 season, Larkin decided to return to the EuroLeague. Larkin signed a one year, $1.8 million deal with Anadolu Efes, a team competing in the Turkish Basketball Super League. He credits his decision to return overseas to playing time, so he can continue to grow and improve as a player. The season is only 5 games in, and Larkin is averaging 27.5 minutes per game. He is averaging a solid 12 points, 5 assists, 2 rebounds, and a steal.
Since his contract is only a one year deal, anything is possible for Larkin. While he will most likely receive more money playing overseas, he has the skill to come off the bench of most NBA teams. Anything is possible for the future of Shane Larkin.
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Erie police, city select Arizona company for body cameras contract
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The five-year body camera contract will cost the city of Erie $692,000.
The Erie Bureau of Police has selected Arizona-based company Axon to equip 140 uniformed officers with body cameras and equip 12 vehicles with camera systems in a five-year contract that will cost the city of Erie $692,000.
Erie Mayor Joe Schember and Erie Police Chief Dan Spizarny outlined details of the contract at a Friday afternoon news conference at City Hall.
The deal must be approved by Erie City Council.
"I think these cameras will change the police and the public," Schember said. "Both sides will realize this is being recorded and they will think before they react emotionally to things, and I think that's a key to good conduct. I expect to see a better relationship and more of a mutual respect built between the police and the community, especially the minority communities."
The list price for the city's five-year camera system contract is $1.18 million, but Axon, based in Scottsdale, Arizona, granted the Erie Bureau of Police a $245,000 discount.
In October, the Erie Bureau of Police received a $247,500 grant from the U.S. Department of Justice to purchase body cameras.
The discount and grant reduced the cost of the city's five-year contract to $692,000, or about $138,500 per year, Schember said.
Schember said $700,000 from a recent city bond issue has been earmarked to cover the expense.
"The body cameras have been out there, and more and more departments are getting involved with them," Spizarny said. "For a department our size (the police bureau totals 173 members), it's kind of rare that we haven't had anything, so this really brings us quite a way in the policing world."
Officers and the public will have to adapt to the new technology, Spizarny said.
"I think some officers are going to be a little afraid of wearing them," he said. "It's not that we're trying to get officers in trouble. We're trying to make sure they do the right thing all the time."
Schember promised during his 2017 mayoral campaign to put body cameras in place within the police bureau.
"These cameras will reduce the use of force and they will provide evidence that will make the prosecution and conviction of criminals easier," Schember said. "They will reduce aggression by and against our officers, they will reduce complaints against police, and they will increase the professionalism of city police."
A 17-member Erie Bureau of Police committee spent the past two years examining and researching a body camera system.
Committee members tested body cameras systems from four companies during the past several months.
"It's going to impact every operation in the department for the better," Spizarny said. "One thing we haven't done yet is we'll talk to the District Attorney's Office because once we go live, we'll be feeding these videos to their office so they'll see those before we get to a preliminary hearing, hopefully."
Spizarny said he hopes to have body-camera training completed and operational on his force in the fall.
"By the end of June or early July, we hope to sign off on everything and then it will be up to Axon to provide the product," Spizarny said.
Police committee members also tested equipment from Getac Video Solutions, WatchGuard Video and Motorola.
Equipment from each company's system was tested and evaluated for more than a month, Spizarny said.
"It gave the officers on the street a good chance to see how they operated and to get familiar with them," Spizarny said.
Six officers did the bulk of the camera system field testing, Spizarny said.
Axon develops technology and weapons products for law enforcement and civilians.
"Axon comes highly recommended," Spizarny said. "The Pittsburgh police department uses Axon and so do many other departments across the country and world. Axon started out as Taser (a line of electroshock weapons), so they're familiar to police agencies because of their product line. Their engineers are focused on police issues. This body-camera system is built specifically for police fields."
Included in the $692,000 contract are related costs such as software, docking and charging stations, data storage, training and warranty, Spizarny said.
"Data storage has to be criminal justice standards," Spizarny said. "It meets all of the Department of Justice guidelines so that people can't hack into the system. Part of the five-year program with the warranty is the replacement of the devices after two and a half years and five years."
Schember said the body-camera and car-camera technology will "take the work of Erie police to a higher level."
"They will protect both our residents and our police officers," Schember said. "They should also reduce the city's legal expense by providing evidence to deter lawsuits."
Contact Ron Leonardi at rleonardi@timesnews.com. Follow him on Twitter @ETNleonardi.


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FILE – In this Friday, May 24, 2019 file photo, Jill Ellis, coach of the United States women's national soccer team, speaks to reporters during a news conference in New York. Newly hired American men's soccer coach Gregg Berhalter earned nearly as much from the U.S. Soccer Federation in the fiscal year ending last March 31 as women's counterpart Jill Ellis. Ellis, who took over as women's coach in May 2014, had compensation of $390,409 in the fiscal year. She went on to lead the Americans to their second straight World Cup title, was voted FIFA Women's Coach of the Year, then left in October. Any bonus she earned as a result of the title likely will be listed on the next year's tax return. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig, File)
NEW YORK (AP) — American men's soccer coach Gregg Berhalter earned nearly as much from the U.S. Soccer Federation in his first four months than women's counterpart Jill Ellis took home in 12.
Berhalter, hired on Dec. 2, 2018, had compensation of $304,113 from the USSF in the year ending last March 31, according to the tax return released by the federation on Wednesday. That figure included a $200,000 signing bonus.
Ellis, who became women's coach in May 2014, had compensation of $390,409 in the fiscal year. She went on to lead the Americans to their second straight World Cup title, was voted FIFA Women's Coach of the Year, then left in October. Any bonus she earned as a result of the title likely will be listed on the next year's tax return.
Her base salary was raised to $500,000 in late 2018, a person with knowledge of her contract told The Associated Press. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the USSF has not announced that.
The USSF has said she was the highest-paid women's coach in the world.
Tab Ramos, who was the men's under-20 team coach before leaving in October to become coach of Major League Soccer's Houston Dynamo, outearned Ellis with compensation of $460,772.
Ellis did earn more than Earnie Stewart ($291,667), hired as men's general manager in June 2018, and Dave Sarachan ($241,869), interim men's national team coach from October 2017 until Berhalter was hired.
Jürgen Klinsmann, fired as men's coach in November 2016, was paid $1,475,000 on Feb. 1, 2018. He received $3,354,167 in the year ending March 31, 2018.
Bruce Arena, who replaced Klinsmann and led the men's team through its failure to qualify for the 2018 World Cup , was not listed on the latest return. He received $1,249,348 in the year ending March 31, 2018, which included what was listed on that return as a $300,000 settlement.
Earnings were listed for several of the players on the U.S. women team, including Alex Morgan and Carli Lloyd (both $313,390), Crystal Dunn ($312,142), Lindsey Horan ($304,142) and Julie Ertz, Alyssa Naeher and Megan Rapinoe (all $304,140).
Their salaries ranged from $164,642 to $171,140 and include $100,000 for time with the national team. The remainder is what the federation pays for the time with clubs in the National Women's Soccer League.
Bonuses were from $133,000 to $146,000 and include per match fees and the payment for qualifying for the 2019 World Cup.
Women's national team players have filed a gender discrimination lawsuit against the USSF that is scheduled for trial starting May 5 in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles.
The top two salaries of the administrative staff were chief executive officer Dan Flynn ($899,440) and chief commercial and strategy officer Jay Berhalter ($779,765), the coach's brother. Flynn retired in September and the federation said Jay Berhalter is leaving at the end of February.
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Cerner project over budget by 100 times amount of local heart monitor donations
When the Lord Mayor of Bristol presented a cheque for £20,000 to buy 10 cardiac monitors for local hospitals he could not have known that NHS officials were quietly spending more than 100 times that amount on an over-budget Cerner project.
A charity, the Frenchay Cardiac Support Group, raised the £20,000 through a shop and fund-raising events. It was 100th the amount of the overspent element on a project to install an NPfIT Cerner patient administration system at the North Bristol NHS Trust.
Officials at NHS Connecting for Health and the Trust may consider it unfair of Campaign4Change to compare a charity donation with the unplanned extra costs of an IT-enabled change programme. But whereas North Bristol is accountable to local patients and fund-raisers for the £20,000 donation, it has no duty to explain to its patients (or anyone) how or why it has spent £5m on a Cerner project that was expected to cost the Trust about £3m.
The figures are buried deep in the Trust's latest board papers. There has been no discussion of the overspend during the public part of the Board's March meeting. Nor was it mentioned on the Board's agenda for the meeting.
What the Trust says
The Trust declined our invitation to explain the overspend saying that it has commissioned a review of the Cerner project by PWC. Its statement to us said:
"North Bristol NHS Trust has commissioned an independent review into the issues surrounding the implementation of its new electronic patient record system. This will be carried out by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. The outcome of the review will be published in due course. We do not feel it is appropriate to comment further until the conclusion of the review, which is expected to take several weeks."
The Trust's papers say that the majority of capital spending in January and February was on the Cerner project. The anticipated spending on the project will be more than £5m which would see the Trust considerably overspent because of the difficulties encountered, say the papers.
The same Board papers put the Trust's IM&T overspending at about £2.3m. This is on top of the hundreds of millions of pounds that NHS Connecting for Health is paying BT to install Cerner at sites in the south of England, including north Bristol.
NHS Trusts across London and the south of England are expected to install new Cerner systems in the coming years. London is in the midst of a major procurement, as is the south. If the disruption is as serious as in some earlier implementations thousands of patients will be affected. So what?
At North Bristol the NPfIT implementation of Cerner has gone seriously awry. Besides the duplication of medical records, disruption to appointments, and, for the first time, the missing of a two-week wait target for cancer patients, there have been at least 16 clinical incidents; and the Trust's papers say there has been a "significant increase in DNA [Did Not Attend an appointment] rates since the implementation of Cerner".
Time heals?
Does it matter? It will all settle down in time say NHS officials.
Indeed some in the NHS and the scientific community in general have a view that taking known risks are part and parcel of achieving Progress. If lives are lost pushing back frontiers of knowledge it is for the greater good. Hence the justification for risks taken in launches of the Space Shuttle and building new designs of bridges, tunnels and aircraft.
It's a philosophy not lost on officials at NHS Connecting for Health. Go-lives of electronic patient record systems will be disruptive and may even affect the care and treatment of patients. But it's for the greater good and the damage won't last too long. Besides, if the health of any individual patients is affected, this will be supposition: no official evidence will exist.
So should patients fear the implementation of new hospital-wide systems? It's a little like the early flights of commercial aircraft. Most flights will go without incident but now and again a passenger jet will crash.
One difference between aircraft crashes and hospital IT implementations is that crashes are usually investigated by law, and lessons applied by regulatory authorities to make flying safer. The NHS has no duty to investigate or apply lessons from its IT-related mistakes. Which is one reason that the lessons from the Cerner implementation at Nuffield Orthopedic Centre in Oxford in 2005 have still not been learned. For example there were important differences in the way the Nuffield's staff and doctors worked, and the way the system was designed to work.
Who would want to fly in an aircraft that hasn't been certified as safe? So should patients experience an NHS that has uncertified patient record systems?
In aircraft crashes deaths are obvious. There is often a clear cause and effect. In the NHS there is no certification of IT systems. A hospital can go live with whatever systems it wants, whatever the effect on patients. Indeed the reporting of any damage to patients is down to the Trusts. That's a clear conflict of interest – like relying on the builders of a supertanker to report the effects on wildlife and fish of an oil spillage.
It's time for a change.
It's time for the NHS – and the Department of Health and particularly NHS Connecting for Health – to get professional about hospital-wide IT implementations.
It's time for regulation and certification, minimum standards of safety and independent reporting of disasters.
Does Hospital IT need airline-style certification?
Halt NPfIT Cerner projects says MP
NPfIT Cerner installation at Bristol as "more problems than anticipated"
Why is North Bristol Cerner project so expensive?
An ongoing IT crisis case study – North Bristol NHS Trust
Lessons from Cerner go-live at Nuffield in 2005.
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A human rights advocacy group claims in a recently released report that U.S. military airstrikes in Somalia killed 14 civilians and may amount to possible war crimes.
Military officials with U.S. Africa Command deny that any civilians have been killed in the more than 100 strikes conducted since 2017.
Amnesty International released its 73-page report titled "The Hidden U.S. War in Somalia: Civilian Casualties From Air Strikes in the Lower Shabelle" on Tuesday. The report details five alleged airstrikes the organization claims led to civilian casualties based on their reporting.
During a press call with multiple reporters Tuesday, AFRICOM officials flatly denied any such casualties.
"I'm very confident that Africa Command has not caused civilian casualties in Somalia," a Defense Department official said.
A report on civilian deaths in the bombing of Raqqa leads to a review of some of the deaths.
AFRICOM officials noted that most of the strikes have been conducted in "secluded, low populated areas" and repeatedly pointed to efforts by al-Shabab to make false claims or to coerce civilians to lie about such incidents for propaganda purposes.
"These attacks either targeted civilians, or those who planned the attack failed to take adequate measures to verify that the targets were military objectives, or those who carried out the attack failed to cancel or suspend the attack when it became apparent that they were wrongly directly or that the attack might be disproportionate. As a result, the attacks appear to violate the principle of distinction," according to the Amnesty report.
The organization is calling on the U.S. government to investigate, and possibly prosecute, military commanders and civilian superiors involved with the airstrikes.
The U.S. military says it is taking seriously reports that civilians were killed in a raid it supported in Somalia against the extremist group al-Shabab.
Bill Roggio, senior fellow at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, told Military Times that distinguishing the accuracy of civilian casualties in hostile areas is nearly impossible.
But Roggio was also skeptical of a perfect record on the part of AFRICOM.
"Endeavoring to have zero civilian casualties is a noble effort; it is also impossible to achieve," he said.
Though they would not divulge details of their targeting practices or their post-strike analysis, AFRICOM officials stressed that it is a thoroughly vetted process.
A look at a previous Amnesty report shows how many civilian casualties can happen in such instances.
In June 2018, the advocacy group released a report titled, "War of Annihilation," which focused on civilian casualties resulting from Operation Inherent Resolve strikes against the Islamic State group in Raqqa, Syria.
That report focused on four families who lost 90 relatives or neighbors in the strikes. U.S. Central Command reopened investigations into those strikes following the Amnesty report.
The volume of both strikes and acknowledged civilian deaths was considerably higher in the OIR mission.
OIR officials stated that their task force had carried out 29,596 strikes from August 2014 to May 2018 and documented at least 939 civilians killed unintentionally by coalition strikes.
The fighting and battleground that is Somalia is a different territory and a different type of mission.
An interesting item that emerged from the Amnesty report includes evidence they say shows that AFRICOM used AC-130 for at least one of the strikes. That's somewhat of a departure from acknowledged drone use, which often carry lighter munitions.
Their evidence are remnants of a GBU 69 munition, a small glide munition version that can weigh about 60 pounds and carry a 36 pound warhead. Variants of the munition include both an air burst option and a "massive ordnance penetrator."
Amnesty cites the low number of available AC-130s, noting 21 in the Air Force inventory, means the aircraft are categorized as "high-demand/low quantity." The alleged deployment of the aircraft could be seen as an escalation of force in the conflict.
Defense officials would not discuss platforms that are used nor where those platforms are launched from, citing operational security concerns.
But one of the officials who participated in the media call Tuesday responded by saying that AFRICOM uses "all available" assets an applies resources where they are needed to support a partner force, U.S. counter terrorism objectives or larger strategic aims.
Al-Shabab formed in 2006 in Somalia and controlled Mogadishu, the country's capital, and most of the country within a few years. Since at least 2011, it has been considered an al-Qaida affiliate and became a target of U.S. airstrikes.
Since then, strikes have increased.
AFRICOM shows 35 strikes in nine months of 2017, another 47 in 2018 and there have been an estimated 28 strikes this year, so far.
In a Feb. 15 press briefing, AFRICOM commander Marine Gen. Thomas Waldhauser told reporters that the increase in airstrikes was part of a larger strategy both to degrade terrorist activities of both al-Shabab and Islamic State and also to assist the Somali federal government as it regains control of its territory.
The Amnesty report focuses on five airstrikes conducted between April 2017 and December 2018.
Oct. 16, 2017: A U.S. armed drone targeted a suspected al-Shabab vehicle between the towns of Awdheegle and Barire. The strike killed an unknown number of suspected fighters inside the vehicle. The strike also killed two civilians and injured five children next to the road during the attack.
Nov. 12, 2017: A U.S. military airstrike on farms southeast of the village of Darusalaam killed three civilian men sleeping under a tree.
In response, AFRICOM confirmed that it carried out two airstrikes on Nov. 12 2017, including one in the Lower Shabelle region at approximately 3 a.m., and another in the Puntland region. These strikes killed "several" militants, AFRICOM officials said. They did not provide further details in the email about the precise locations, nor whether any civilians were killed or injured in the attacks.
Dec. 6, 2017: A vehicle carrying suspected al-Shabab fighters in the hamlet of Illimey exploded, killing five civilians, including two children and possibly three al-Shabab fighters inside the vehicle. Witnesses to the incident and media reports indicate it was struck by munitions fired from the air.
AFRICOM responded: AFRICOM did not conduct a strike at this location. Additional information provided by […] Amnesty International indicated that the strike in question involved secondary explosions. On 11 December 2017, one week after the alleged incident, AFRICOM did strike a VBIED approximately 35 miles from this location but no secondary explosions were observed.
Aug. 2, 2018: A U.S. drone strike killed three civilians and one suspected al-Shabab member as they drove in a rural area east of Gobanle village.
Dec. 9, 2018: U.S. forces conducted an airstrike near the village of Baladul-Rahma, killing one civilian farmer and wounding another.
Some of these alleged civilian casualties, Amnesty claims, were the results of misidentifications of targets.
Brig. Gen. Donald Bolduc, who served as deputy director of operations for AFRICOM from 2013 to 2015 and then headed Special Operations Command-Africa until June 2017, detailed some of the changes in procedures in an interview with The Daily Beast.
Bolduc said that best practices for analyzing the aftermath based on joint U.S. doctrine should include video from the aircraft, weapon system, confirmation from ground spotters, controllers and observers, artillery target surveillance reports, signals intelligence and a variety of other measures.
But, in practice, he said that often only a single source of information is used.
"The only assessment (AFRICOM) have is we continue to fly over the objective post-strike to get a sense of the environment from the air," he said.
In the Tuesday call with reporters, defense officials said Buldoc mischaracterized how AFRICOM performs its assessments.
"That is not an accurate statement regarding targeting standards that AFRICOM applies," a defense official said.
Staff Writer Kyle Rempfer contributed to this report.


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