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Lanzini 'very, very happy' at West Ham as Liverpool links resurface
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Rumours of a move to Liverpool have not distracted West Ham's Manuel Lanzini, who says he remains "very, very happy" at London Stadium.
Manuel Lanzini says he is "very, very happy" at West Ham and loves the club, despite speculation that he could depart London Stadium.
Liverpool have repeatedly been linked with the Argentina international as they seemingly seek a replacement for Philippe Coutinho, with Lanzini an established star in the Premier League since his 2015 move from Al Jazira Club.
But the 25-year-old does not appear to be encouraging a transfer, even if he concedes a switch could happen in the future.
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"I've always said I am very happy at the club and it's a club where I feel very comfortable and I really enjoy working with this group of players," Lanzini told West Ham's official website.
"I've been here for three years now and I get on well with a lot of people. We have a lot of big personalities here and big players here and I truly get on well with everyone at the club.
"I always give 100 per cent for the club. I don't know what will happen in the future, but today I am very, very happy and I love playing here."
West Ham are just two points and one place clear of relegation following a poor run of form, but Lanzini is urging the supporters - some of whom made their frustration very clear last time out against Burnley - to have hope and patience in the closing weeks of the season.
"We're really lucky to have this amazing, fanatical support that we do and my message to them would be 'Have hope, please keep on supporting us and help us'," he added.
"It's always nice to play at home as the supporters are there and you feel them, so you get more confidence. You also feel you have a responsibility to them to do as well as you can and, if we can keep playing and getting results, that will see us safe."

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Southampton striker Billy Sharp's been targeted on Twitter over the death of his baby son.
Sharp moved to Saints from Doncaster Rovers last month and it's believed the tweets came from a Doncaster fan.
The player's son Luey-Jacob died at the end of last when he was two days old.
The messages have since been taken down.
In a statement on Doncaster Rovers' official website, the club says: "Doncaster Rovers Football Club are aware of the twitter feed from a fan called Chris Boyd.
We are investigating the matter at the moment and will take appropriate action.
The club will not tolerate the misuse of social media or obscene language in any way."


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I couldn't believe the mountain of food that arrived just for me.
Along with the cocoa there was fried eggs, thick slices of white bread with REAL butter, sausage links, cinnamon rolls covered in icing, bacon, and more, things I did even recognize.
Was Aric expecting me to eat all of this? Looking between him and the pile of food I was trying to think of a way to tell him there was no way I could eat half of what was in front of me let alone the whole thing when he let out a hearty laugh.
"You don't have to eat it all," he chuckled, sipping from his own mug of... blood. "You wouldn't tell me what you liked, so I had them send a little bit of everything they'd prepared this morning.
"After you've had a chance to taste things and decide what you like I can have that brought up tomorrow," he added, his own eyes betraying his own awe at the food.
"My mom and I are usually lucky if we have a little bit of brown sugar to add to our oatmeal rations in the morning," I said, still trying to decide what to try first. "I don't know where to start."
"Try the toast," the vampire suggested sitting down across from me, "my last pet really had a big thing for buttered toast."
"Your last pet?" I asked biting into the crunchy, slightly salty bread, my curiosity peaked by the gentle tone of his voice.
"Yeah," he nodded, downing the rest of his meal in one gulp.
Before I could ask another question, he stood and walked away from me, heading for the bathroom without another word.
Knowing I'd done something wrong, but not what it was the once delicious toast soured in my mouth. Putting what was left of the bread back on the plate, my appetite gone.
Standing, I moved back into my cage, rolling what was left of my mattress into a makeshift cushion and sat on it until the vampire told me what he wanted to do.
When he came back into the room he had changed into form fitting jeans and an intricately knitted sweater. I watched his body tensed and his head snap one way then another looking for me until his eye fell on me waiting in my cage.
"What are you doing in there?" he asked, his body visibly relaxing when he saw me.
"You should be eating," he continued, moving towards my cage.
Afraid, I pulled my knees to my chest to my chest trying to become as small as I could.
The vampire stopped moving towards me apparently seeing how scared I was.
"Liberty," he said softly, swatting down so he was at my eye level, "please come out of the cage. I'm not going to hurt you."
"What happened to your last pet?" I asked, not sure why I was pursuing the issue.
"She died," he said with a sigh, seeming to realize I wouldn't feel safe until he did.
"I killed her," he sighed, looking at his hands, "I had to."
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2010 Prohibited List
What major changes does the 2010 List of Prohibited Substances and Methods
include compared to the 2009 List?
 The List reflects the latest scientific advances.  Several of the changes to be implemented in 2010 will allow anti-doping organizations to manage a number of substances and methods in a significantly more administrative- and cost-effective way. In particular: Salbutamol
Following several years of practice and consideration of all relevant information from stakeholders and others, WADA's List Committee recommended a change for the status of the beta-2 agonist salbutamol – a substance listed as a specified substance in the 2009 List. Over the past few years, almost all cases where salbutamol has been detected were covered by Therapeutic Use Exemptions (TUEs). In the 2010 List, therapeutic use of inhaled salbutamol will not be prohibited and will therefore no longer require a TUE. For monitoring purposes, athletes using inhaled salbutamol will be required to declare their use on the Doping Control Form when they are tested. Salbutamol will still be prohibited for urinary concentrations above 1,000 nanograms per millilitre. In such cases, there will be a presumption that the substance was not taken by inhalation and the athlete will have the burden to demonstrate through a controlled pharmacokinetic study that the level found in his urine was the result of therapeutic inhaled use. Anabolic Steroids
The detailed technical comments on the management of analytical results related to anabolic agents have now been moved to the revised WADA Technical Document on Minimum Required Performance Levels for Detection of Prohibited Substances. No further collections or analyses will be required in cases where the testosterone to epitestosterone (T/E) ratio is greater than 4 and an isotope ratio mass spectrometry (IRMS) test or any other reliable analytical method has not revealed evidence of exogenous administration of a prohibited substance. What other noteworthy changes does the 2010 List include?
 Pseudoephedrine will be reintroduced to the List.  Until 2003, pseudoephedrine was prohibited in sport. It has been included in WADA's Monitoring Program annually from 2004 on. (The Monitoring Program includes substances that are not prohibited in sport but are monitored by anti-doping laboratories in order to detect patterns of misuse.)  Results of the Monitoring Program over the past five years have shown a sustained increase in samples containing pseudoephedrine. The Program indicated clear abuse of this substance with high concentrations in a number of sports and regions. In addition, available literature shows scientific evidence of the performance-enhancing effects of pseudoephedrine beyond certain doses.  Based on the results of the Monitoring Program, as well as scientific literature and results of controlled excretion studies conducted by WADA, pseudoephedrine will be prohibited above 150 micrograms per millilitre. Oxygen
 The 2010 List clarifies that supplemental oxygen (hyperoxia) is not prohibited. Platelet-Derived Preparations
 The status of platelet-derived preparations (e.g. Platelet Rich Plasma, "blood spinning") has been clarified. These preparations will be prohibited when administered by intramuscular route. Other routes of administration will require a declaration of use in compliance with the International Standard for TUEs. What is the status of sildenafil (Viagra)?
 Sildenafil (Viagra) is not on the List.  WADA is aware of studies presented in relation to the potential of sildenafil to restore pulmonary capacities at very high altitudes. WADA is funding a number of research projects on the effects of sildenafil at various altitudes. These projects are ongoing.
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Fabulous Climate of Haiti has fantasized many Voyagers Since Past!
Haiti enjoys the fantastic Caribbean climate which has attracted many voyagers since decades! The charm has been often discussed in the literatures in past, which has fantasized many travelers around the world. Haiti has a tropical hot and humid climate, which is characterized by the diurnal variation of temperature that is higher than the annual variation. The temperature varies as the altitude modifies. Haiti experiences spectacular two rainy seasons and sultry nights.
Dry season is experienced from November to January, which is then interrupted by the flow of the North Wind that often carries drizzle and fog in the country. The weather becomes very wet from February to May, as the Northeast trade winds carries rain to Haiti. The mountains in the East, tends to cut off the trade winds, resulting semiarid condition in the mountainous region.
The rainfall varies in every region of Haiti. Some lowland areas or mountain slopes experiences heavy rainfall. The hurricane season lasts during June and October, which is associated with several storms, hurricanes and floods. There are two rainy seasons, one during April to June and the other from October to November.
The rain is unevenly distributed with an average annual rainfall of 140 centimeters to 200 centimeters. Heavy rain is normally poured in the mountainous region, Northern Plains and the Southern Peninsula. In the Northern Peninsula, the rainfall starts decreasing from east to west. In the Western coast, the climate is relatively dry from the capital city Port-au-Prince to the Northern Peninsula. Moderate precipitation is experienced in the Central region of Haiti. The temperatures in the lowland areas are normally high, ranging from 25 ˚C to 35 ˚C in the summer and 15 ˚C to 25 ˚C during the winter.


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Sonoma Creek Enhancement Project
Audubon California, USFWS, Coastal Conservancy, & many partners
The Sonoma Creek Enhancement Project is improving a 260-acre area of tidal marsh that has been degraded from a levee built in the early 1900s that has collected gold rush era hydraulic mining and stagnated the marsh, causing it to have poor quality habitat for endangered and threatened species and foster high rates of mosquito production.
In this project, tidal flow was introduced into the marsh through the excavation of a 1-mile channel to Sonoma Creek, thus improving ecological function and reducing mosquito populations.
A habitat "transition ramp" was built, providing a gently sloped transition to a levee in place of a traditional levee design. This habitat transition ramp serves as a natural climate adaptation feature to provide flood protection while allowing habitats and species to migrate upslope as sea levels rise.
Habitat Transition Ramp
A gently-sloped habitat "transition ramp" from the tidal marsh to levee will:
Act as a transitional zone to high marsh areas to allow species to migrate with rising sea levels.
Reduce storm surge flooding and impact from wave run-up on the levee.
Decrease saltwater intrusion through the existing levee.
Provide high tide refuge for wildlife.
Permitting fill of an existing wetland to create a transition ramp: To build the sloped habitat levee, the highest portion on the sloped levee (a 1-foot wedge) had to be converted from tidal marsh to upland habitat. Although "fill" of an existing wetland is not usually permitted in the bay, an experimental permit from the Bay Conservation and Development Commission (BCDC) was granted to create this resiliency feature for the project. Good partner relationships and communication were crucial to obtain a total of 7 permits needed for this innovative project.
Challenges working in an existing wetland: Working in an existing wetland provided challenges because species had to be flushed and the site weed-whacked immediately so no endangered or threatened species were harmed. Construction was limited to a 4-month window to accommodate both Ridgway's rail nesting season and anadramous fish migration.
Sediment from channel excavation was used to construct the transition ramp along 2,300 feet of the levee with 40:1 – 60:1 slopes (6.74 acres).
Planting on the transition ramp will commence in late 2016 or 2017 after the levee has had time to leach salt.
After storms, the transition ramp has remained intact and will need minimal or no reshaping before planting.
Working in an existing wetland proved challenging for construction because of the inaccessibility, indundation, and instability of the ground. A creative and innovative construction group was crucial to the project's success.
Contractors created a temporary floating road to access the marsh, built with drainrock and tarp and which sat 6 inches above water level.
Costs: $2.7 million, of which 70-80% went to contractors for physical construction. Buying materials to build the construction accessway on the marsh was a large cost.
Timeline: Five years to acquire permits (funding for pre-planning and the permit acquisition from EPA) and four months to construct in fall 2015
Monitoring: Pre-construction and post-construction monitoring of surface water hydrology, geomorphology, vegetation, soil accretion, photo points, endangered and threatened species (e.g., Ridgway's rail), and other songbirds, shorebirds, and waterfowl
Partners: US Fish and Wildlife Service, Audubon California, Marin-Sonoma Mosquito Vector Control District, San Pablo Bay National Refuge, US EPA, Coastal Conservancy, CA Dept. of Fish and Wildlife, Wildlife Conservation Board, Vallejo Sanitation and Flood Control District, National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, Hanford ARC, ESA, Point Blue, and adjacent land manager
For more information: ca.audubon.org/conservation/conservation/seas-shores/san-francisco-bay/sonoma-creek-restoration, or contact Courtney Gutman, Audubon California (cgutman@audubon.org; 415-388-2524)
Transition Ramps at Other Locations: Sears Point Restoration Project (Sonoma Land Trust)
A gradually sloping levee (10:1 – 20:1 slope) was constructed at Sears Point by Sonoma Land Trust that protects Highway 37, railroad, and farmland from flooding, while allowing the tidal marsh to migrate up slope with rising sea levels.
Because raising a levee a small amount is very costly and the adjoining levees also need to be addressed in the future, the levee was not constructed for the worst-case scenario of sea level rise, but materials were stockpiled so that the levee could be raised up to 7 feet in the future. This allows the project to be adaptive and not stalled by extraordinary costs for a worst-case scenario.
Photo credits: Audubon California, Sonoma Land Trust


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Justia Lawyer Directory Trademarks California Mesa Verde Attorneys
Mesa Verde, California Trademarks Lawyers
Sebastian Gibson
Palm Desert, CA Trademarks Lawyer with 42 years experience
(760) 776-1810	128 Willow Lake Dr.
Free ConsultationTrademarks, Business, Entertainment & Sports and IP
Univ of San Diego School of Law and Cardiff University
Named one of the Top Lawyers of 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012 and 2011 by Palm Springs Life Magazine and has been called "Brilliant" and "A Legend." Sebastian also has a "Superb" rating (their highest rating) by Avvo which rates attorneys all across the U.S., Sebastian Gibson has over 40 years of experience in California and in Great Britain. With law degrees in both countries, today Sebastian Gibson has offices in Palm Desert and Orange County and assists personal injury car, big rig truck, motorcycle, bicycle, pedestrian, Uber, Lyft, Tesla and Waymo robotaxi accident victims,...
Howard Leslie Hoffenberg
Palm Desert, CA Trademarks Attorney with 32 years experience
(760) 347-3470	74-710 Highway 111
Trademarks, Business, IP and Patents
DePaul Univ COL
I am a solo practitioner primarily serving businesses with 1 - 10 million in annual sales and 5 - 20 employees. My lead services are business transactions/contracts, patents (chemical, biotech and mechanical,) trademark registrations and litigation. The industries that I serve include aerospace components, medical devices and consumer products retailing for less than $150.00. To make an appointment, call 310-670-5825 (LA County) and 760-347-3470 (Riverside County.)
Caroline Noel Dessert
El Centro, CA Trademarks Attorney with 7 years experience
El Centro, CA 92244-2126
Trademarks and Antitrust
Karima Gulick
Irvine, CA Trademarks Attorney with 4 years experience
(949) 429-0212	2372 Morse Ave
Free ConsultationTrademarks, IP and Patents
Western State College of Law at Argosy University
Karima is an intellectual property lawyer and registered patent attorney. Karima litigates and helps clients obtain patents and trademarks in diverse industries. She helps business owners build, strengthen, and protect their brands and ideas. She has experience in all areas of intellectual property law including trademarks, copyrights, patents, trade secrets, domain name disputes, and eBay disputes. Karima brings a unique perspective to intellectual property issues drawing on years of engineering and managerial experience.
Need help protecting or enforcing your ideas? Contact us at 949-429-0212 or email karima@kgulick.com
Matthew Swanlund
Los Angeles, CA Trademarks Attorney with 19 years experience
(310) 486-6958	12777 W Jefferson Blvd
Building D, Suite 300
Based in Los Angeles, I assist individuals and businesses throughout Southern California and the nation with a diverse range of entertainment law matters, from contract negotiations to intellectual property protection. My clients comprise celebrities, artists, sports figures and performers, along with businesses and government entities. I am committed to offering each of these clients tailored, effective solutions by applying my 15 years of experience at a large law firm to every case. I regularly help my clients negotiate the production, distribution and licensing of their art, motion pictures, software and other products. I also assist creative artists in registering...
Cheryl L Hodgson
Santa Monica, CA Trademarks Lawyer with 43 years experience
(310) 623-3515	100 Wilshire Blvd.
Trademarks, Business, Communications and Entertainment & Sports
The University of Denver Sturm College of Law
Cheryl Hodgson offers a unique combination of legal expertise and practical business experience based upon years of experience in the music industry at a manager, agent, and music publisher. Expert in litigation of matters pertaining to contractual disputes, artist rights, trademarks, copyrights, Cheryl uses her courtroom expertise not only as a litigator but as a mediator in cases involving trademarks copyrights and entertainment related matters. Years in the courtroom provide her clients with strong advocacy for in business transactions, calculated to seal the deal, while minimizing future risks. Hodgson has been certified for...
Tina K Gehres
San Diego, CA Trademarks Attorney with 21 years experience
(877) 333-2420	4275 Executive Square
Free ConsultationTrademarks, Business, Employment and IP
Tina K. Gehres is the President and founder of Gehres Law Group, P.C., which she formed to provide affordable legal services to small businesses and individuals in the state of California. With more than two and a half decades of legal and business experience, Ms. Gehres has held a broad range of roles including Corporate Counsel, Director of Human Resources, Law Firm Partner, Legal Consultant, and Senior Accountant. Today, she has positioned herself as a valuable asset to clients as a small business attorney in San Diego and surrounding areas. Ms. Gehres has been a licensed attorney since 1997...
Jordan F Kohler
San Diego, CA Trademarks Attorney with 4 years experience
(619) 600-5454	2305 Historic Decatur Road, Suite 100
Free ConsultationTrademarks, Business, Communications and IP
California Western School of Law
Kohler Legal is a business law firm that provides personalized legal services for startups, small businesses and entrepreneurs. Services include entity formation, contract drafting or review, IP assessment and protection, trademark and copyright registration, licensing agreements, and more. In addition, Kohler Legal has a unique focus on providing affordable legal solutions for new and emerging Internet businesses.
Dan W Kehr
(619) 823-8230	600 W. Broadway
Free ConsultationTrademarks, Business, Estate Planning and IP
California Western School of Law and UCLA School of Law
Dan W. Kehr is the managing attorney at Kehr Business Law, PC. Before that he was a partner in Best Best & Krieger LLP's Business practice group, where he provided corporate general counsel, technology, Internet and e-commerce legal services. He handles transactional-based legal issues that address the issues that arise when companies develop, license, acquire or sell information technology and Internet or computer-related products and services worldwide. He represents entrepreneurs, businesses, Internet & tech companies as well as their owners and C-level executives. Dan provides legal services for a variety of individuals, entrepreneurs, investors and businesses, including start-ups and mid-market...
Kevin R. Martin
Pleasanton, CA Trademarks Lawyer with 24 years experience
(925) 297-4383	Pleasanton, CA 94588
Free ConsultationTrademarks, Business, IP and Products Liability
Loyola Law School, Loyola Marymount University
Over his 18 years of practice in the Bay Area, Kevin Martin has developed a reputation as a fair- minded but tough negotiator representing client's interests in intellectual property, business, real estate and personal injury actions. Kevin's practice includes trademark, copyright and patent litigation, prosecution, licensing, business disputes, commercial litigation, personal injury claims, employer/employee disputes, trade secret and unfair competition claims, real estate litigation, contract disputes, and general advice and counsel. Mr. Martin maintains a regular blog on legal and other issues at www.landshark5000.wordpress.com. Mr. Martin regularly appears in both State and Federal Courts throughout California, before the Trademark...
Narek Zohrabyan
Glendale, CA Trademarks Lawyer with 6 years experience
(619) 929-0606	500 North Central Avenue
Narek is the founder and principal IP attorney handling both transactional and litigation matters for the firm. His areas of expertise are in digital image processing, digital signal processing, control systems, and communication system.
Narek has a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering whit a minor in Mathematics. Furthermore, Narek has earned a Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering and was a National Science Foundation GK-12 (NSF-GK12) Fellow. While attending university, Narek obtained the Engineering in Training/Fundamentals of Engineering (EIT/FE) certificate. After engineering school, Narek attended and graduated from California Western School of Law in San...
Beverly Hills, CA Trademarks Lawyer with 16 years experience
(310) 288-4500	9025 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 301
Mr. Cohen is the founder and principal of the Cohen IP Law Group, P.C. Mr. Cohen's practice involves intellectual property, business and entertainment law. He is registered to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office as a patent attorney and is experienced in all phases of IP litigation relating to patent infringement validity and enforceability, trademark infringement, trade secret misappropriation, unfair competition, and interference with contractual relations. Mr. Cohen also specializes in matters involving UDRP proceedings, cybersquatting, and other domain name issues, and has successfully obtained preliminary injunctions against cybersquatters. Mr. Cohen is...
Ruth Ryan-Cruz
San Diego, CA Trademarks Lawyer
(619) 528-2202	3111 Camino Del Rio North, Suite 400
Ruth Ryan-Cruz is an attorney in San Diego, California with Ryan-Cruz Law, APC. Attorney Ruth Ryan-Cruz practices in the areas of business and corporate law, intellectual property, estate planning, wills, trusts, copyrights, trademarks and more. Contact San Diego Attorney Ruth Ryan-Cruz for a consultation. Ruth is a fluent Spanish-speaking attorney providing counseling and transactional services in Spanish in the areas listed above. Ruth earned her Juris Doctor Degree from California Western School of Law and received a Bachelors of Science degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in High Tech Management from California State...
Mark B. Wilson P.C.
Newport Beach, CA Trademarks Lawyer with 30 years experience
(949) 478-0521	4770 Von Karman Avenue
Trademarks, Business, IP and Legal Malpractice
A seasoned trial attorney and skilled negotiator, Mark Wilson has won nearly every case he has tried and arbitrated. Mr. Wilson has lost only one jury trial and obtained a complete reversal of that loss on appeal. Mr. Wilson represents clients in federal and state courts in a variety of matters, including business litigation, legal malpractice, real estate, trade secrets, unfair competition, copyright infringement, and trademark infringement.
Mr. Wilson's victories include a $2.25 million jury verdict in a premises liability case; a $1.8 million binding arbitration award in a legal malpractice case; $1.4 million jury verdict in a copyright...
Scott Lesowitz
(310) 270-6000	8383 Wilshire Blvd
Trademarks, Business, Communications and IP
Scott is the complete trial lawyer package, fusing rigorous legal scholarship and writing with practical litigation experience. Scott is a cum laude graduate of U.C.L.A. and Harvard Law School. During law school, Scott interned for the Honorable Barry T. Moskowitz of the Southern District of California. Scott also studied Jewish law in Jerusalem for six months.
At Syverson, Lesowitz & Gebelin, LLP, Scott handles copyright and trademark infringement cases, trade secrets litigation, and general civil litigation matters. Scott represents both plaintiffs and defendants.
Scott is a Super Lawyers Rising Star. Avvo.com ranks Scott as a 10 out of 10. The LA Business...
Berkeley, CA Trademarks Attorney with 28 years experience
(510) 649-1331	2140 Shattuck Ave.
University of California - Davis
Adams Law Office specializes in providing a full range of intellectual property services to small and medium sized businesses and solo inventors. Services include filing patent applications, responding to U.S. Patent & Trademark Office actions, filing trademark applications, representing clients in proceedings before the U.S. Trademark Trial & Appeal Board, drafting licensing agreements and other contracts.
Marin Cionca
Irvine, CA Trademarks Attorney with 12 years experience
Concord Law School
Mr. Cionca is a registered patent attorney and founder of CIONCA IP Law P.C. ("CIONCA IP"), an intellectual property law practice based in Irvine, Orange County, California. He has an extensive technical background having graduated from a five-year European engineering program, having practical engineering experience and having taught College Physics. He helps clients with patent application and prosecution matters in various technologies including, engineering, computer, software, mechanical, physics-related and medical device technologies. He also helps startups and businesses acquire and enforce their intellectual property rights in trademarks, trade secrets and other IP. Further, he defends his clients when they are...
Brian P. Kinder
19200 Von Karman, Fourth Floor
Trademarks and IP
Pepperdine University School of Law and Southwestern University School of Law
Brian P. Kinder is managing partner of The Kinder Law Group, APC. He practices exclusively in the field of Intellectual Property ("IP") and is one of only a handful of Southern California attorneys who have been honored as Super Lawyers®, Rising Stars in this area of the law. For more than a decade, he has helped his clients to develop and protect their valuable IP rights throughout the world and is well-versed in both domestic and international patent, trademark, copyright, trade secret, false advertising and franchise laws.
On the development side of his practice (i.e., transactional work), Mr....
Imran Farooq Vakil
Costa Mesa, CA Trademarks Lawyer with 12 years experience
(844) 639-4652	245 Fischer Avenue
For all your trademark and copyright litigation needs, call Imran! (949) 478-6831
Imran F. Vakil is an intellectual property lawyer and business litigator. Having been attorney of record in over four hundred state and federal cases, TTAB actions, arbitrations, and mediations, Imran has expertise in the litigation of trademarks, trade dress, copyrights, trade secrets, patents, unfair competition and commercial disputes. With an excellent record, Imran has successfully generated tens of millions of dollars in verdicts and settlements for his clients. Since 2009, and every year thereafter, Imran has been selected for inclusion in the California Super Lawyers "Rising Stars" list, an...
Ansel Jay Halliburton
San Francisco, CA Trademarks Lawyer with 7 years experience
(415) 955-1155	150 Post Street
University of California, Davis, School of Law
Nikki Semanchik
(619) 535-1811	2869 Historic Decatur Road
Free ConsultationSan Diego, CA Trademarks Attorney with 7 years experience
Trademarks, Business, Estate Planning and Probate
Nikki Semanchik is the Founding Attorney of Semanchik Law Group. Nikki started out her legal career advising small businesses and individuals in need of estate planning. An interest in international law and her background in immigration led her to represent multi-national high-net worth individuals with business law, asset protection and tax planning. After assisting clients with tax planning through the formation of private foundations and charitable trusts, Nikki found herself drawn to nonprofit law. She now assists nonprofit organizations with formation, compliance and governance.
Nikki is passionate about nonprofit law and enjoys speaking about nonprofit formation and compliance. Her most recent...
Salar Atrizadeh Esq.
Irvine, CA Trademarks Attorney
Trademarks, Business, Communications and Real Estate
With over 11 years of experience, Salar Atrizadeh, Esq. is licensed to practice law in the State of California, District of Columbia, and the United States District and Bankruptcy Courts. Mr. Atrizadeh has dedicated his practice in learning about day-to-day legal problems and providing solutions to his clients. He is familiar with various areas of the law, including, but not limited to, civil litigation and transactional work. Mr. Atrizadeh is a knowledgeable attorney with sophisticated strategies and records of success to protect client interests. He has extensive experience in law office management and after graduation began his private practice in...
William Markham
San Diego, CA Trademarks Lawyer with 31 years experience
(619) 221-4400	402 West Broadway
Free ConsultationTrademarks, Antitrust, Appeals and Business
William Markham received his law degree from Harvard Law School in 1987 and has practiced law in California for the past thirty years. He is an accomplished, successful trial attorney who has tried dozens of matters, including several significant matters. He has obtained jury verdicts and bench verdicts in difficult trials of highly contentious matters. He has also handled several appeals that arose from his trial work, obtaining a reversal of a dismissal and various affirmances of his pre-trial and trial work.
Mr. Markham devotes most of his practice to litigation, particularly the litigation of claims for antitrust offenses, false...
Alan Kendrick
Laguna Beach, CA Trademarks Lawyer with 20 years experience
(858) 356-4799	1968 South Coast Hwy, Suite 302
Laguna Beach, CA 92651
University of San Francisco School of Law
Mr. Kendrick holds a Juris Doctor degree from the University of San Francisco and has been a California licensed attorney since 1998. His practice focuses on intellectual property matters including patent, trademark, copyright, trade secret and unfair competition. He works in both the United States and Europe as an intellectual property attorney and he has several years of international legal experience. He has several years of experience providing patentability and invalidity research in a wide variety of disciplines including aerospace, mechanical, industrial, energy, medical, materials, food technology and the automotive arts among others.
Mr. Kendrick also holds a Bachelor's degree in...
Jessica Bromall Sparkman
(310) 712-6838	1900 Avenue of the Stars
University of Southern California Law School
Roger Doumanian
Valencia, CA Trademarks Attorney with 13 years experience
(661) 857-7777	27955 Smyth Drive
Free ConsultationTrademarks, Business and IP
Southwestern Univ School of Law
Our practice is focused on advising and representing startups, small business owners, and privately held corporations. Our services encompass business formation, corporate and LLC compliance, contract writing, reviewing, and negotiating, as well as trademark registration and maintenance. We pride ourselves in helping clients protect their business interests through personalized legal counsel and representation.
Oakland, CA Trademarks Attorney with 8 years experience
(510) 371-7835	409 Thirteenth Street
Trademarks, Business, Employment and IP
Vincent Tong is an award winning, community oriented lawyer. He is the founder of TONG LAW, an employment business law firm located in beautiful downtown Oakland, California. Vincent exclusively represents employees in employment litigation and businesses in business-to-business disputes. In his business transactions practice, Vincent counsels individuals on forming and growing their social ventures. Connect with Vincent online at www.tong-law.com.
Craig McLaughlin
Seal Beach, CA Trademarks Lawyer with 23 years experience
(714) 545-8500	3020 Old Ranch Parkway
The firm represents individuals and businesses and handles cases on behalf of plaintiffs and defendants involving patents, trademarks, trade dress, trade secrets, copyright, unfair competition, false advertising, defamation, violations of U.S. Customs and other civil litigation in both state and federal courts. As principal of the firm, Craig McLaughlin is an efficient litigator and trial lawyer experienced in intellectual property matters and other civil litigation. The firm is focused on protecting its clients' intellectual property and reputation. A list of accomplishments for clients is available on the firm's website.
Ashley Talbot Dean
San Francsico, CA Trademarks Attorney with 6 years experience
(415) 328-2797	720 Bay St
San Francsico, CA 94109
Free ConsultationTrademarks, Business, Divorce and Estate Planning
Ashley is founder of Talbot Law Firm. As an attorney in the firm's emerging business practice, Ashley counsels startups with incorporation, early stage financing, employment issues, intellectual property protection, technology licensing, commercial partnerships and various other corporate transactions. Ashley believes that understanding a company's vision and priorities is important to devising strategies to solve legal problems so companies can focus on their goals. Ashley has nearly 3 years in-house experience representing entrepreneurs in a wide range of corporate, commercial and intellectual property matters. Ashley received a J.D. from University of San Francisco School of Law and a B.A. in...
Jeffrey Scott Bolender
Rollings Hills Estates, CA Trademarks Attorney with 24 years experience
(310) 896-2444	609 Deep Valley Drive
Rollings Hills Estates, CA 90274
Free ConsultationTrademarks, Business, IP and Insurance Claims
Southwestern University School of Law
Mr. Jeffrey S. Bolender is an established trial and appellate attorney with over eighteen years of experience representing policyholders, insurance carriers, underwriters, and other insurance professionals in complex legal disputes. Admitted to practice law in 1994, Mr. Bolender focuses his practice on commercial, business, and insurance law. He is licensed to practice law in the States of California, Hawaii, and Nevada, as well as the District of Columbia. Mr. Bolender regularly advises and advocates on behalf of policyholders and insurance professionals, providing guidance on legal principles for analyzing insurance policies and adjusting liability and property claims. He researches...
Rod S. Berman
Los Angeles, CA Trademarks Attorney
Trademarks, Business, Cannabis Law and IP
Sam Mollaei
Encino, CA Trademarks Attorney with 5 years experience
(818) 925-0002	5343 Yarmouth Ave.
If you are seeking a career in the music field or thinking of starting your own business, consulting with an attorney will be highly beneficial. As a musician, producer, and entrepreneur for over a decade, I have found the business aspect of entertainment and business law to be daunting and confusing. Mollaei Law was founded with the beliefs that artists and entrepreneurs should concentrate on their craft without business and legal distractions. Artists are meant to create and lawyers are there to facilitate that process. Mollaei Law's focus is to assist artists and entrepreneurs achieve their full potential...
Frank F. Daugherty
Vista, CA Trademarks Lawyer with 3 years experience
(949) 933-2984	380 South Melrose Drive
Free ConsultationTrademarks, Business, Consumer and Employment
I served on Active Duty in the United States Marine Corps for 18 years, and am an advocate for veterans and their families. I primarily provide legal services for small business owners, and service any contractual, or business related needs.
My office primarily focus on operations from remote locations so you do not have to take time off of work to come meet with me. Access to my service is easily available over the internet, phone calls, and file sharing if you are unable to find time to meet with me during business hours.
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Robert Philip Cogan
(619) 338-0400	402 W. Broadway Suite 400
Free ConsultationTrademarks, Business, IP and Patents
George Washington Univ LS
Extensive experience in patents, high tech business, all software matters, and international transactions. Providing established companies and startups with clear legal advice on which sound business decisions may be based. Extensive in-house experience working with line and executive management to solve operating and strategic problems. Operating management experience. Frequent lecturer before professional groups and CLE classes.
Gerald Ray Prettyman
(925) 600-7342	5890 Stoneridge Dr Ste 102
Gerald R. Prettyman has been preparing and filing patents since 2001, and since 2006 has additionally filed trademarks, copyrights and business filings, and worked to prevent and solve legal problems for his clients . Mr. Prettyman has filed or handles close to 200 patents and applications for his client as well as over 70 trademarks. Mr. Prettyman was previously as an engineer and a business manager, making him uniquely qualified to work with tech companies and start-ups.
Steven Riznyk
La Jolla, CA Trademarks Lawyer with 30 years experience
(619) 793-4827	4225 Executive Sq Ste 600
Free ConsultationTrademarks, Business, Employment and Immigration
Steven Riznyk has been practicing immigration and business law for the past 30 years. His firm, San Diego Biz Law, was the first one to conduct immigration seminars all over the world, including at both Oxford and Duke Universities. He has lectured to thousands of people, and has enjoyed clients from 54 countries. His understanding of immigration, employment, business, and civil litigation and their many complex issues extends far beyond the law. San Diego Biz Law specializes in E and L immigration visas, complex civil litigation cases, and employment law cases representing both employers and employees. Mr. Riznyk also regularly...
Julie King
(949) 689-2012	1621 Santiago Drive
Free ConsultationTrademarks, Business and Estate Planning
With 30 years' experience, Julie King practices law with the highest standards of ethics and professionalism. She handles a wide variety of business and estate planning matters including contracts, employment, corporation/LLC/partnership formation, wills and trusts, pet trusts, trademarks, copyrights, landlord tenant, creditor's rights, annual meeting minutes and corporate records, mergers and acquisitions, and employee training. She served as in-house counsel to major international corporations, including Toshiba America, where she worked for 15 years. She understands businesses in a way many lawyers do not simply because she has experienced the day-to-day interactions first-hand. See the difference a trained in-house counsel can...
William L. Bretschneider
San Jose, CA Trademarks Lawyer with 30 years experience
(408) 573-5732	One North Market St.
Trademarks, Business and IP
Bill Bretschneider is Special Counsel with Silicon Valley Law Group. As a Member of firm's Corporate & Securities and Intellectual Property practice groups, Bill's practice focuses on corporate/business formation and governance, mergers and acquisitions, strategic alliances and joint ventures, private placements, and corporate finance, as well as commercial and intellectual property transactions, including technology licensing, copyright and trademark registration and licensing, and strategic intellectual property counseling. Bill also focuses on a full-range of franchisor/franchisee relationship transactions and counseling. Bill serves as Outside General Counsel for multiple local technology and start-up businesses.
Prior to joining Silicon Valley Law Group, Bill was...
Anthony James Dispoto
Newport Beach, CA Trademarks Attorney with 3 years experience
(714) 337-6389	2424 SE Bristol St., Suite 300
Free ConsultationTrademarks, Business, IP and Real Estate
University of San Diego School of Law
Experienced Attorney with a demonstrated history of working in the medical services, clinical laboratory and collections industries. Skilled in Contract Review and Drafting, Legal Research and Writing and Corporate and Business Documentation. Strong legal professional with a Juris Doctor focused in Corporate and Business Law from the University of San Diego School of Law.
David Mirkin Zeligs
Long Beach, CA Trademarks Lawyer with 36 years experience
(562) 987-5270	3780 Kilroy Airport Way, Ste 200
Established in 1990, the Law Offices of David M. Zeligs has delivered quality legal services to its clients with professionalism and integrity for a quarter century. Based on our firm's philosophy of putting the client's needs first, we provide individualized services based on your realistic legal needs and expectations for a reasonable price.
David M. Zeligs graduated from the University of California at Santa Cruz (UCSC) in 1978 with a B.A. degree in Politics. In 1982, prior to receiving his undergraduate degree, he took time off from college and traveled for six months throughout Latin America. Along the way, he lived...
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Cinnamon bun: Why did so many Oscar hairstyles resemble baked goods?
The pedicure that hate built: Need a new shade for your pedi? Try Santorum. I think this nail polish, from ManGlaze, a nail polish company targeting men, is hilarious. It also makes me wonder why no nail polish aimed toward the vast majority of its wearers—you know, women—did this first. (Of course, the company's other offerings include names like Lesbihonest and Butt Taco, so it's not like they're necessarily freedom fighters over there at ManGlaze HQ.) There's plenty of humor to be found in shade names for women's cosmetics but I can't think of anything explicitly political (however crude) offhand. Anyone?
Dr. Daddy: I really try not to get too judgmental about media-circus parents who take questionable action regarding their children's appearance. As Virginia Sole-Smith put it, "By focusing only on these extreme, headline-grabbing stories, we get to outsource the issue and blame the victims"—instead of examining our larger cultural attitudes toward beauty. Caveat over? Okay! So, which is more gross: Performing cosmetic surgery on your daughter, or naming her Charm?
Lady resources: Not directly beauty-related (I stumbled into it when sniffing around for info on Procter & Gamble), but fascinating for its insight into gender essentialism: How human resources departments went from being male-dominant to female-led in a fairly short span of time.
Pro-recovery: Tumblr has banned pro-eating-disorder content, as well as other content promoting self-harm. And, you know, I hear all the "this is a slippery slope" arguments, but frankly the slippery slope I'm really worried about is the harm that pro-ana sites contain. There will always be a home for that kind of stuff on the Internet, but brava to Tumblr for recognizing that it doesn't need to be a part of it.
Ode to an Eating Disorder: Elizabeth Nolan Brown examines the real fallout from eating disorder literature. I'm thrilled to see someone taking a sharp view on this—my own experience with ED lit mirrors Elizabeth's, varying between using such books as dirty little guides to tips and tricks, and using them as actual support. In fact, I once pitched a piece about this to a teen mag and it was flatly shot down with, "There is no way in hell we can run a piece like that." But Blisstree can! Yay Internet! (Actually, Blisstree overall seems to be offering smart content for NEDA week, sharing the real story behind sensationalist recovery tales and featuring an interview with Carrie Arnold, one of the best ED writers around.)
Case study: You've followed my advice and read Ashley Mears' sociological study of the modeling industry, Pricing Beauty, right? Good. Then you have context for this lawsuit in which a model is suing a low-prestige cosmetics company for unauthorized use of her image.
From the history files: Meet the Anti-Flirt Club, a group of women from the 1920s who banded together to organize responses to street harassment, or "embarrass[ment] by men in automobiles and on street corners," as they put it. As with plenty of anti-harassment measures the onus was on the women, but I love these ladies nonetheless. Rule 1: "Don't flirt: Those who flirt in haste oft repent in leisure." (via my momma)
Beauty beyond the grave: From mortuary anthropology blog Bones Don't Lie comes the rundown of a recent archaeological paper on the role of cosmetics in funerary rites in central Mexico.
Eau de Die Hard: Interesting/hilarious marketingspeak about celebrity fragrances, pinned to—I am not making this up—the new fragrance Lovingly by Bruce Willis. (Bruce Willis! Smell like who Bruce Willis loves! L'objet du desir d'Officer John McClaine!)
In the beauty parlor: Yolanda Gibson gives a salute to black cosmetologists and hairstylists, from the legendary Madam C.J. Walker to the Bronner Brothers Hair Show to founders of makeup lines for dark-skinned women.
All the world's a stage: HuffPo looks at the role of physical transformation for actresses receiving Oscar nods. Putting aside for a moment the notion that part of acting is physical transformation (and that it's actually refreshing to see actresses make that transformation instead of just playing pretty—or playing "ugly" as with Charlize Theron in Monster), the point is a good one. The piece quotes John Berger's Ways of Seeing: "Men act and women appear." Are male actors allowed to just inhabit their craft while women have to become visions—or is the physical transformation of female actresses more of a reclamation of the outside-in approach to acting? I'm not sure.
Being liked, being known: Is the Internet still aflutter with the Pinterest-is-for-the-ladies discussion? Either way, I'm entranced with this essay about the ways that Pinterest and other sites of self-curation wind up hiding, not revealing, ourselves, and why that matters in particular for women. I don't agree with everything the author says here but as someone who suffers from a chronic case of pleaselikemeitis, this piece resonates. (via Marginal Utility)
On Whitney: I'll be frank: I didn't understand the intense outpouring over Whitney Houston's death. Until I read this. "Outside was a culture that derided black girls as hoes and welfare queens. Inside we were fed 'positive' messages, by black women who swanned around in gowns and updos—female performativity, as Judith Butler would have called it. They were overly feminine and overly dignified so as to prepare us for a world that believed we were neither. Before we went out into the world, we needed them to show us how to behave. That's why we took Whitney's decline so personally. Our model wasn't supposed to deviate from the script. Now who would show us how to be beautiful and poised? If she could succumb to the familiar stereotypes—the drugs and the thugs—what in the world would become of us?" (via Britticisms)
Where the bois are: Thanks to reader Felix for pointing me toward Butch Sightings, a blog of...butch sightings. It's interesting to see photos of women proclaiming the butch identity, all over the spectrum, from butch women to bois to simply genderqueer to women who present as men.
Finis: What exactly is the namesake behind Danielle Meder's wonderful blog, Final Fashion? "The instance where fashion fails to impress and instead absurdly breaks its own spell is the beginning of the end of a trend. That is final fashion."
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Anne March 2, 2012 at 11:26 AM
I just had to jump in and say that the article about females in HR made me SO ANGRY! Seriously, people are saying that since women are beginning to dominate this field, they need to balance it out and recruit more men? What about ALL the other business fields that are completely male-dominated? I don't see many business executives demanding that more women be hired! It's so frustrating that the only executive position that's primarily held by women is HR (and the article still points out that while many women get the vice president of HR title, the CHRO title is still mostly held by men), and even that seems to threaten the men in charge!
Sorry for the rant, I just had to let out my feelings about this article immediately. What did you think about it, Autumn?
Autumn Whitefield-Madrano March 2, 2012 at 12:13 PM
Oh wow, I actually hadn't gotten to that part--I stopped reading after the first part where it was all, "Hey! Women's traditional strengths are handy in this profession, ain't that neat?!" Which I DO think is neat; it's a wonderful example of how the workplace can change to accommodate working styles, whether they're from nature/nurture, and indeed HR departments overall emphasize a more traditionally feminine set of values.
But now that I've read the rest, I'm totally with you. I mean, theoretically I hear the point: It makes sense to have a gender-balanced department anywhere, particularly when the department is one that deals specifically with workplace issues and, well, human resources. But really?! At this point, now that it's tipped in favor of women, we need to start scaling it back? Jeez, funny that you don't hear that about traditionally devalued feminine work that pays less--nursing, hairstyling. Funny that it's only the legitimate corporate area where women are succeeding in unprecedented numbers that people are agitating. (Perhaps that's happening in nursing or cosmetology; I wouldn't know, as I just stumbled across this. But I can't imaging there's much hand-wringing over gender imbalance in pink-collar work.)
Anne March 2, 2012 at 12:42 PM
I'm glad you see my point :) I don't know much about nursing or cosmetology either, but I am in the field of veterinary medicine and there are similar issues here as well. Over the last 50 years, the profession has gone from mostly male to predominately female, and there is definitely some hand-wringing because of it. I've heard the older male practioners, who still tend to make more money, own their own practices, and do specialty work, complain about this, and talk about how more men need to be recruited to vet schools (even though there are not enough vet schools in the US as it is, and they are all constantly flooded by excellent applicants). There are also clients at my work who refuse to see our female vet, even though she is more educated in certain areas than the male vets are.
Marsha March 2, 2012 at 6:30 PM
Had a little trouble liking the anti-flirt club - reminded me too much of trying to walk by a construction site while ignoring seriously nasty remarks. The list didn't include "responses" to street harassment, unless trying to disappear is a response. "Don't encourage them" isn't really something to do; it's something not to do. And I inevitably get grumpy when I am told that I shouldn't smile - I'll smile if I damn well feel like it, and absolutely require the recipient thereof to accept it (or not) in the spirit in which it was given, rather than permit it to be twisted into a sexual invitation. I know the difference between a "come hither" smile and a cheerful "nice day, isn't it?" smile, and so does everyone else.
Autumn Whitefield-Madrano March 4, 2012 at 5:01 PM
Marsha, totally. I would be super-annoyed if it were contemporary, for the reasons you point out. (And you're right, the list didn't really include responses, thank you for pointing that out.) I think it's interesting because it shows that street harassment has been around for a damn long while, which means that it's not about how revealingly we dress at all, and also that women have been made uncomfortable by it for some time, refuting the idea that feminism made it so that women couldn't take a joke/compliment.
That's also a good point about smiling. So often I think of smiling in the opposite way--probably something more akin to what the Anti-Flirt Club had in mind. But you're absolutely right--that's me taking on the onus of what a smile communicates, when any adult man of sound mind knows the difference. This is making me think about the ways I'm absorbing that responsibility, when really it isn't mine--and indeed it shouldn't be anyone's "responsibility" to begin with.
Your thoughtful reply is encouraging to me. And oddly, the issue of smiling came to the fore, for me, many years ago (in the eighties, maybe?) when I saw a woman who worked for a supermarket chain complaining about being required to smile and ask if she could help "strange men" (How strange? Who knows? Not her brothers or cousins or husband, anyway) who were shopping in her department. By my reasoning, her professed inability to smile in a non-sexually inviting way was the problem, and I was annoyed that she seemed to think that she shouldn't be asked to behave in a professional, friendly, and civil manner to a customer if that customer happened to be a man. She was, in my fevered imagination, practically begging for a burqua - because she seemed to believe that every woman's smile is a potential source of social unrest and possible incitement to crime. I wanted her to grow a backbone and extend herself so far as to be able to be professional, friendly, and civil in the marketplace while simultaneously insisting that she be treated respectfully. But she seemed to think that she should be "protected" from the requirements of her job, since she wasn't capable of performing them without having her actions misinterpreted as sexual invitation. Protection is often the pretty face of oppression, and she was promoting oppression of every other female worker because she didn't have the strength to do the job she was paid to do, and wanted every woman to be considered equally incapable. Everyone of sound mind, as you so nicely express it, knows the difference between "Come over here and let me help you, big boy" or "Is there any little thing you'd like me to do for you, sugar?" emitted in purring tones and "Can I help you find anything?" spoken crisply and cheerfully. As I saw it, if someone "misinterpreted" her question and treated it like a come-on, her job was to report to her manager that she was being harassed, not complain that we shouldn't ask women to behave professionally when dealing with the public that includes men. That just keeps women out of the marketplace, and at that time at least, the marketplace is exactly where we most needed to be. Whew! End of rant, and thank you for listening.
Autumn Whitefield-Madrano March 5, 2012 at 11:27 AM
I'd never thought of it in that way before and this is really interesting to me. I'm a big fan of "The Managed Heart," in which sociologist Arlie Russell Hochschild writes about the emotional labor of flight attendants, who must be pleasant at all times, including smiling. It's a part of the job description, much as it was for the woman you're describing here. And I can't help but feel sympathy for workers who are basically forced to display emotion they may or may not feel--it's a commodification of what ideally should be a free exchange. If I like you, I'll smile. If I don't, I won't. (I'm speaking hypothetically here; I smile at everyone even when I don't want to, which brings a whole host of other problems.) But when conjuring and displaying emotions becomes a part of my paid work--well, then, what really IS mine? How much of my personality does my workplace own?
But then, as you point out, to imply that a smile (which, while demanded more of women, is a customer service basic, at least in America) is somehow beyond a woman's capabilities actually does put the onus back on the woman, in a way. That we need to manage our emotions in a different way--concealing them--in order to avoid harassment...well, that's hardly progressive.
I dunno, I fall on both sides of this. The problem is that anyone of sound mind CAN tell the difference between a come-hither smile and a polite one--but so often this is willfully ignored by men. And then there are the men who insist that you smile merely because you're a woman--the "Hey, put a smile on that face" thing. Which irks the hell out of me. Basically, the problem is that what a woman portrays on her face is seen as a public statement instead of a personal one--and from there whether we feel pressure to smile or not smile, the root problem is the same.
This is such a fascinating topic, this smiling business. "My Last Duchess" by Browning sheds light on it: "Oh sir, she smiled, no doubt / Whene'er I passed her; but who passed without / Much the same smile? This grew; I gave commands; / Then all smiles stopped together."
After some consideration, I decided to ignore all external commands regarding my public face - but that does mean that I cannot at the same time decide to engage in commercial enterprises that require smiling civility (nothing more). Some choices must be made.
What is on our faces is very often a public statement, not just a personal one, and that applies across the board for every human. We do have some social responsibility to fulfill our employers' expectations (or find another employer) and to avoid deliberately provoking or distressing those we encounter in both the public and the private sphere, if only for the sake of good manners, and again, this applies across the board.
I only ask that we stop somewhat cravenly relying on men to be gentlemen (why must my actions be dictated by their strength of character or lack thereof?) or worse, assuming that at base, no man can behave respectfully in a public setting because even there, he is subject to being tempted beyond endurance by some wicked seducer he is helpless to resist. I wish we had the courage to insist upon our freedom to let our bare faces hang out there and to insist on general acknowledgment of our capacity to control those faces responsibly, that is, to avoid misleading or enticing or otherwise manipulating people.
The onus to achieve appropriate, context-specific balance between internal emotional states and outward expression is on the individual (woman, in this case); the onus to avoid willfully ignoring that achievement is on those regarding her (in this case, men), and those who do willfully ignore her should be the ones whose behavior is challenged and rejected. Such challenges are a burden, I agree, but I don't want to be protected against needing to make them because that is such a short step from being protected against participation in the public realm and once again relegated to the private domestic sphere. Such a lot of concepts: public and private demeanor, the marketplace and the home, authenticity of self-expression and consideration of others, good manners! What a seriously meaty topic! I am thinking furiously, and I thank you for your response.
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How much is your profession contributing to the price of your motor insurance? Quite a lot more than you might initially think! Depending on your job, your yearly car insurance could vary between £255 and an eye-watering, hole-in-pocket-burning £6800. Here is our list of highest car insurance premiums, and we'll include some of the lowest premiums at the end, you know, in case you want to change your career to avoid regularly rinsing out your bank account to keep your car on the road.
Mobile disco owners take the biggest hit in insurance premiums, paying out a nauseating average of over £6,500 per year. This is because they tend to be out on the road late at night and are likely to be parked in urban areas where there is increased likelihood of crime. In addition to this, carrying around expensive equipment in their vehicle, automatically increases the premium.
Maybe not so surprisingly, footballers come in with the second most expensive premiums. Many Premiership players have rather pricey, flash cars that are also often adorned with fancy and very expensive kit. Saying that, £6,200 to a Premiership footballer is probably pocket money!
According to Moneysupermarket, those paying out the most for their car insurance tend to 'live hard and fast', so insurance companies may face high cost payouts from this type of career, as the risk is higher, so is the premium. They also stated, 'insurers measure risk in a number of ways and your profession could speak volumes about your risk as a driver, according to insurance providers. Our research clearly shows that the racier your job, the more expensive your premium will be.' This may make you wonder why diplomatic staff come in at third place.
Nightclub owners come in at fifth, alongside croupiers. The average yearly cost to insure your car in this profession would be £3,841. Similarly to the mobile disco owners, this is due to working unsociable hours and potentially parking your car in high risk areas, with an increased possibility of theft or damage. Croupiers at casinos also take a pricey premium hit due to sore gamblers losing large sums of money, blaming the croupier, and then proceeding to vandalise the croupiers car. Seemingly, croupiers get quite a raw deal.
The unemployed also have higher insurance premiums. The assumption is made that they will be driving to job interviews regularly. This may be surprising, as for the driver, this would be a time when they can least afford it. Students are also hit quite hard due to the fact that they are less experienced, younger and therefore higher risk. The average insurance cost for a student tends to be over £1,000.
On the flip side, the cheapest premiums are available to those that insurance companies consider to be low risk drivers. These included nurses, teachers and the retired. Retired people are considered low risk thanks to, presumably having years of experience, having no claims bonuses that have built up over the years and also are likely to drive fewer miles each year.
Nurses on average pay the lowest premiums of all, with an average of just £255. According to Moneysupermarket, this is because they 'tend to be female'. This may change however by the end of this year when premiums for women will be set to rise due to the EU Gender Directive that will come into play. Once in place, this will prevent insurers from being able to use gender as a consideration when pricing cover.
Whether you're a professional footballer, a nurse or anything in between, it may be fair to say that insurers make a lot of assumptions about your behaviour as a driver. Saying that, they need to base their prices on statistics. When searching for car insurance, be sure to accurately state your profession, it could save you a lot of money.


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Attorney Jeff Storms focuses on plaintiff-side personal injury and civil rights cases as well as business litigation and internal investigations. (Submitted photo)
Breaking the Ice: 8th Circuit wins continue 'fight for the little man'
By: Todd Nelson	June 19, 2019
Name: Jeff Storms
Title: Owner, Newmark Storms Dworak
Education: B.A. in sociology, Davidson College; J.D., University of St. Thomas School of Law
Attorney Jeff Storms, owner at Newmark Storms Dworak in Minneapolis, likes arguing cases at the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
He enjoys winning there too as he did on consecutive days last August.
The favorable opinions involved allegations of civil rights violations in which law enforcement officials seriously injured clients in "takedown" cases.
The first, Michael v. Trevana, "probably opened the door for success in a number of other cases," Storms said, including his next-day win in Rokusek v. Jansen.
A "big problem lawyer," Storms focuses on plaintiff-side personal injury and civil rights cases as well as business litigation and internal investigations.
"I've always wanted to fight for the little man," Storms said. "Being a voice to stand up for people in the face of (government) power and that level of resources has always been appealing to me."
Storms launched his firm in 2015 after working at two others.
What's the best way to start a conversation with you?
Any way. Getting me to talk is easy. Making me stop is not.
What prompted you to study law and pursue it professionally?
My grandfather was the gunsmith in "Sopranos-ville," New Jersey. My father was a cop. This has always instinctively felt like a natural progression of my family's relationship to the law.
What books are on your bedside table or e-reader?
"Tricksters in the Madhouse: Lakers vs. Globetrotters, 1948." I took my son to watch the Globetrotters. As iconic as the Globetrotters are, I didn't know anything about their history. So I started looking online and became fascinated by it and in particular the Lakers game, which a lot of people consider to be a monumental moment in civil rights. The Lakers were supposed to be this unbeatable white team. They played the Globetrotters and lost on a last-second shot. It's a story I've been kicking around the idea of writing a screenplay on.
What is a pet peeve of yours?
The one-space-after-a-period people.
What are your favorite aspects of being an attorney?
That I can play a small role in making powerful wrongdoers stand accountable for their actions by writing plausible things on a piece of paper.
Least favorite?
Telling a client who lost a child that I don't see a cause of action.
What's a favorite activity outside your job?
Screenwriting. I wrote and directed plays in college. A couple years ago I decided to reinvest in it. I had a manager in Los Angeles, some producers attached to a script. It ended up never going anywhere.
If someone visits you in your hometown, what would you take them to see or do?
There's a sign that reads, "Garfield – City of Champions," stemming from a disputed high school national football championship we won in 1939. We've historically been a small, blue collar, immigrant-heavy town. We grew up without money but it's a town full of people with grit, fight and pride. You'd eat a Taylor ham, egg & cheese on a hard roll for breakfast and sausage bread from Vitamia & Sons for dinner.
Is there an attorney or judge, past or present, whom you admire most—and why?
I value risk takers and people who aren't afraid to run against the herd. I admire the lawyers I've seen leave seemingly good or comfortable jobs to build their vision for a successful and sustainable law practice. Those lawyers motivated me to form my own firm and still inspire me.
What's a misconception people have about working as an attorney or judge?
"Legally Blonde" infers a perception that we're all "boring and ugly and serious." That's just not true despite what our pet peeves reflect.
What is your favorite depiction of the law, the legal professional in popular culture?
Rudy Baker from "The Rainmaker" inspired me as a teenager. I've watched the first two episodes of the "John Adams" miniseries an unhealthy number of times. I also enjoy "Boston Legal," "Billions" and "Goliath."
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As part of the £3 million renovation of Imperial College, Dernier & Hamlyn refurbished the art deco lighting in the world renowned College's St Mary's library, which is believed to have been installed when the College was opened in the early 20th Century.
The new library has been renamed the Fleming Library after Sir Alexander Fleming. Dernier & Hamlyn's work included thorough, expert cleaning of the Library's historic lighting and replacement of various parts that had gone missing over the years. Dernier & Hamlyn also updated the light fittings by rewiring them to meet current regulations and incorporating QL induction lamps which combine appropriate light levels with longevity to help the College meet its sustainability objectives.


My name is Mathias Séguy, I am an Android Expert and Trainer and created the Android2EE company.
This tutorial explains thoroughly the establishment of a communication between two Bluetooth devices. It contains three activities and a service which aims to set up a chat between two devices.
The EnableActivity activity can detect if the Bluetooth is turned on or off and engage otherwise.
The DiscoveryActivity activity can set device discoverable, detect others Bluetooth devices and then connect to the one selected.
Once the connection is established, the Application object holds the socket, launches communication service between the two devices and also launching the communication activity.
Communication activity binds with the communication service, receives and sends messages to the other device. It also stops, starts or kills the service. Murder service also frees the socket.
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Sometimes it's not so obvious than it looks like especillay when you're tired.
Then unzip it (beside to your Android SDK is a good idea).
2)When adding to a layout.xml take care about the xmlns:ads.
In fact the parent container of your adMobs banner must declare the namespace of your adMobs.
I defines which SDK to use to compile.
Export Aborted because fatal lint errors where found... WTF !!!.
"Export aborted because fatal lint errors were found. These are listed in the Lint View... Blablabla..."
Using -keepclasseswithmembernames in a proguard config file is not correct; it can cause some symbols to be renamed which should not be.
Earlier versions of ADT used to create proguard.cfg files with the wrong format. Instead of -keepclasseswithmembernames use -keepclasseswithmembers, since the old flags also implies "allow shrinking" which means symbols only referred to from XML and not Java (such as possibly CustomViews) can get deleted.
Ok don't panic, open your proguard-project.txt (it's a file at the root of your eclipse project) and just change the words keepclasseswithmembernames by keepclasseswithmember (delete name at the end of the word). (you should have 3 changes to do).
Save the file (it is renammed as proguard.cfg automaticly), relaunch the "Android Tools-> Export signed application" , it works.
This is due to the ADT update to the version 17.
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Implementation of many large-scale projects in Kazakhstan is well underway. Most of them involve the development of infrastructure and the country's transport and logistics potential. According to experts, these trends will have a significant impact on the economy, lead to trade growth, development of inter-economic relations and reduction of transportation costs. With this aim, in particular, a ferry complex is under construction in Kuryk port not far from Aktau. The complex will ensure cargo transportation to the Caspian region countries and further to Europe. The first containers have been already sent to Azerbaijan's Baku. The complex capacity totals 4 million tons per year.
The result is seen already. Today, receiving of the ferry - it will be the starting point of the great event in the region. We still have until the end of December to carry out enormous amount of work.
Kazakhstan is developing its land transport corridors as well. The second 110 kilometer long railway connecting Almaty and Shu has been opened. Due to the commissioning of the line, the traffic capacity has significantly increased.
Before the project implementation, the freight traffic capacity totaled 17 train pairs based on the passenger traffic. After the project realization, the capacity for freight traffic has totaled more than 70 train pairs.
The country's highways are in focus. This year, Kazakhstan commissioned almost 1,000 kilometers of roads. Traffic on Almaty-Kapshagay highway was launched. Reconstruction of one of the key areas of the corridor Center-South has been completed: Astana-Temirtau with a length of 171 kilometers will handle 28,000 vehicles per day. In addition, electricity plays a special role in logistics. KEGOC completed the construction of high voltage transmission line Ekibastuz – Shulbinskaya, and Ust-Kamenogorsk hydro power plant ahead of schedule. This is the first stage of the large-scale project North - East - South. The project will result in reduction of the energy deficit in the south due to electricity since it will be delivered from the north. In addition, the eastern rivers' hydro potential will be applied.


A young bear cub is recovering after being hit by a car on Tahoe's West Shore on July 4.
The 4-month-old female bear cub was first spotted south of D. L. Bliss State Park on California Route 89 around 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, according to Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care, Inc., which responded to the scene after receiving permission from California Fish and Wildlife.
The driver of the vehicle did not stop or call authorities.
The unconscious cub was apparently on the side of the road surrounded by her mother and another cub, said Cheryl Millham, founder and executive director of Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care (LTWC). When state park rangers arrived on scene, the mother and her other cub left.
A doctor was able to clean up the cub and stitch up two lacerations on her right rear leg.
"She's been through a lot," Millham said of the young cub, who has since been named Bliss.
Since the chaos on July 4, things have turned for the better. Bliss is starting to get to know the other three cubs housed at LTWC, a nonprofit that rehabilitates and releases orphaned and injured animals.
"I imagine it will take another two days for her to become friends [with the other bears]," Millham said.
Bliss will remain with LTWC until she is grown, at which point she'll be released into the wild during the winter like bear cubs before her.
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DA looks to refile old shooting charge against murder suspect
by: Rebecca Atkins
Posted: Jun 18, 2019 / 07:33 PM MDT / Updated: Jun 19, 2019 / 02:49 PM MDT
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Before he was charged with murdering a UNM baseball player outside a bar in Nob Hill, Darian Bashir was arrested for shooting a man outside a downtown bar.
KRQE News 13 is now taking a deeper look at that case against Bashir — a case that could have put him in prison before Jackson Weller was killed.
"I just heard the pop and he just keeled over," said a witness to officers back in September 2017. When officers responded to the scene along Central, it was chaos.
"Just hang in man, it's alright, it's coming," said an officer to the victim. A young man had been shot, and witnesses quickly identified the shooter as Darian Bashir.
Bashir was also charged with murdering UNM baseball player Jackson Weller along Central last month. This other shooting was two years earlier.
The man had been shot in his upper abdomen just below his heart. Police say he and his friends had been out drinking at some bars. While walking back to their car, the man was talking to two women.
They say Bashir then walked up to them telling the women, "they needed to go." When the women continued walking with the victim, that's when they say Bashir shot him.
The man who was shot survived, and although Bashir was indicted, six weeks before trial, the case was dismissed. Judge Cindy Leos said in a motion it was due to the state failing to comply with deadlines, not interviewing witnesses on time, and not responding to motions.
Although the victim pointed out Bashir in a photo lineup, and police interviewed multiple witnesses, the District Attorney's Office said the case was dropped because witnesses were not cooperating with the case.
A spokesperson for the District Attorney's office said there were a number of "procedural missteps in the prosecution." Had Bashir been convicted for the shooting, he could have faced up to three years in prison. The DA's office said it's now working on refiling the charges in this case.
Bashir was also charged for a shooting in February when officers say bullets flew near them. Although the state sought to keep him locked up, a judge let him out.
For the full response from the DA's office on this case, see below:
There were two key eyewitnesses that failed to appear at pretrial interviews despite the State having subpoenaed each of them twice. For this reason, the defendant had asked that the State be sanctioned by excluding the testimony of the witnesses at trial. Witness exclusion is considered an extreme sanction. It was these witnesses' failure to appear that prompted the court to sanction the State.
We acknowledge that, separately from the lack of cooperation by the eyewitnesses, there were a number of procedural missteps in the prosecution. The court did not sanction the State directly for those failings but considered them in deciding what sanction to impose. Instead of imposing the extreme sanction of excluding the witnesses, the court imposed the less severe sanction of dismissing without prejudice, which allows for the refiling of the charges.
When ruling on the issue of pretrial detention in the subsequently-filed case, the court had the opportunity to review the facts alleged in the complaint involving the victim.
by Brittany Bade / Jul 18, 2019
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) - A new tool is helping the city and state identify the most dangerous areas for traffic accidents and pedestrians, and it could be a big step in reducing both kinds of those crashes.
"In a lot of the west side and a lot of suburbs there are more pedestrians dying," said Willy Simon, the Transportation Planner at the Mid-Region Council of Governments.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) - Family and friends gathered Thursday night to remember a young woman killed in a crash by a suspected drunk driver.
Alyssa Barboa's life was cut short one year ago today. Albuquerque police say a suspected drunk driver crashed into her car near Pennsylvania and Comanche, then fled the scene.
July 18 Evening Rush: US Marshal injured in crash
Albuquerque little league pushes the city for fair treatment


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