This is a story that needs to be told – an important and time critical piece that no one else in the entire world is telling. My primary aim is to give a silenced minority, who have been the victims of the most horrific crimes against humanity, a voice and some sense of justice for what they have endured at the hands of their own government.
Secondly, I want to inspire people to take action and demand that the U.K and the U.S cut all military support to Uganda's murderous dictator of 30 years.
Please stand with me, an demand justice for the Acholi people of Northern Uganda.
Ebony Butler is a Melbourne based filmmaker and human rights activist. She has a passion for creating films that educate and that have the potential to inspire social and political change. She is also the founder and director of not-for-profit organization 'Bikes 4 Life' which provides vital transport to impoverished and war-ravaged regions in Uganda, Tanzania, Cambodia and other neglected communities around the world.
Ebony has been in the industry for over ten years graduating from Sound Audio Engineering Institute (SAE) in 2007. After film school she established Atlantic Star Productions, a small production company that produced corporate media and short form content. Outside of the corporate video world Ebony maintained involvement with creative productions such as short films, music videos, short documentaries and experimental videography and editing projects.
She has a passion for the arts and enjoys acting and directing but her professional career has been dominated with roles as a camerawoman, producer, editor, or sometimes all three. She has produced; directed and edited at least 15 short films and has plans to test her ability with feature narrative films in the coming years.
In 2008 Ebony was offered a job as a camera operator and video editor in Cambodia with the Australian not-for-profit organisation Be A Hero. It was at that time when her life began to change. The things she witnessed in Cambodia had a serious effect on her and after returning to Australia she immediately got involved with human rights, volunteering and she became quite active with a group working in Africa, who enlightened her about a little known war in Uganda and a warlord named Kony.
In 2016, after seven years of travelling back and forth to Uganda and around the world, filming and researching the war, Ebony completed her debut feature length documentary titled A Brilliant Genocide. The award-winning documentary exposes untold truths of the war in Northern Uganda.
In the foreseeable future Ebony is committed to making media that can make a difference, producing films with strong messages, non-fiction that educates, inspires and can impact social and political change.
Jason has produced the feature films RATS AND CATS (with director Tony Rogers) and LITTLE DEATHS (winner of best feature film at SPAA, 2008). He co-produced the IF Award-winning feature film ONE PERFECT DAY and produced the telefeature THE HEART BREAK TOUR and the ABC documentaries BEYOND THE BACKYARD and the feature-length SHADOWPLAY.
Jason's produced many internationally- recognised TV commercials and award-winning short films with Directors Rachel Griffiths (ROUNDABOUT), Clayton Jacobson (I LOVE U), Eron Sheehan (FISH), Edwin McGill (BOOTH STORY" & "IMPRINT) and Josh Whiteman (ONE MINUTE), and is currently in production on the documentaries FLIGHT OF THE BLACK COCKATOO and BUTTERFLY SONG, and the feature films SUCKER, THE GIRLS and NO PRISONERS, all of which have received recent development funding.
Grave human rights violations in Northern Uganda have gone unnoticed for 30 years because no one spoke out.
Screenings on February 25 and March 1st, 2017.
Many thanks to Moses Atocon, The Hague Peace Projects and The Ugandan Diaspora P10 and EU Diaspora. Also, we must extend our thanks to the honourable Dr. Kizza Besigye and Olara Otunnu for their attendance and their support with the film and wider justice project.
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Any startup that relies on e-commerce lives and dies by its website. That's why we build e-commerce sites that showcase our clients' products and turn more prospects into sales.
Building a successful web business is often a costly endeavour—and rightly so. It's a complex process that requires content strategy, design, development, and data entry—and you'll usually need someone to manage it all. Depending on the scope of the project, a tailor-made e-commerce site from a traditional web agency, done right, can easily cost tens of thousands of dollars.
While we certainly respect those agencies, we think this model presents a significant barrier to entry for small businesses. Most startups simply don't have the capital to invest in a first-class web experience. The result? Many turn to pre-made templates and "do it yourself" solutions that frustrate—rather than delight—their customers.
What can we do about this? First, we can charge less up front. A lot less.
We can charge less than the traditional agencies by forming a mutually beneficial partnership with you.
When a client needs a new website to sell her widgets, we propose a small down payment and a fixed-term revenue sharing agreement based on sales from the website, instead of a flat project cost. When the agreement expires, she can choose to continue the partnership, or return the website to us.
Your site is unique, so we'll work with you to find the agreement that works best for your business. We base our agreements on the complexity of the development, expected sales volumes, and other factors.
We don't just sit back and make you go it alone, either. We stand behind our work, so maintenance and upgrades are always part of the partnership. We want your new site to succeed just as much as you do.
With an eye for the business side of things, Ben works directly with our clients to fine tune their business strategy to achieve success on the web. While web marketing is Ben's primary focus, he also fills the position of Project Manager; where he helps bridge the gap between an often technically complex project and the layperson.
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Meet Your VFX Tutors
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VFX Team at Escape Studios
Meet the VFX Team at Escape Studios! VFX is the jewel in the crown at Escape Studios, it's at the very root of what we do, where we began 20 years ago when the VFX Industry was just starting to boom.
Back in the early 2000s there were few places in the UK where students could learn the necessary skills to land that crucial first job in the industry.
Today, Escape Studios is ranked No 1 in the UK by The Rookies for VFX Production.
Below, in no particular order, are our talented tutors who teach the art and craft of VFX at Escape Studios, helping to ensure we remain the UK's leading centre for the study of VFX.
Klaudija Cermak
Klaudija Cermak teaches the Art of Compositing for VFX at Escape Studios; she teaches the short course (12 weeks) in VFX Compositing as well as teaching undergraduate and postgraduate students.
Klaudija has over 20 years experience on commercials, broadcast TV and feature films. Klaudija has worked at most of the major post-production houses in London including MPC, Mill, Millfilm, Framestore, Double Negative and Glassworks.
Klaudija's feature film credits include hits such as Ridley Scott's Gladiator, 'Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets' and 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows'.
Sokratis Synitos
Sokratis Synitos has many years of experience in compositing for both film and TV, and teaches the Art of Compositing to our Short Course and MA students. Sokratis has worked on projects at studios such as DNEG, Cinesite and Warner Bros.
Sokratis has degrees in computer engineering and also in film studies. He is also a graduate of the 12 weeks compositing VFX program of Escape Studios.
Sokratis has worked on many major films including: Spectre, Avengers: Endgame as well as episodes of Black Mirror, Altered Carbon and Dr. Who. You can find Sokratis here at the IMDB.
Dan Shutt
Dan Shutt is one of our most experienced VFX tutors, with over 23 years' experience in a wide variety of 3D fields, from feature film effects and games graphics, to TV commercials and architectural rendering. He has been with Escape Studios since 2009.
Dan Shutt's early work in architecture included rendering the Sega World amusement attraction in Piccadilly Circus, before moving on to roles within the games industry at Sierra and Divide By Zero. Daniel worked in post-production for Lost in Space, on projects for clients such as the BBC, Discovery Channel, National Geographic, Channel 4 and ITV.
Dan teaches our short course and MA in VFX, and is also an expert in Houdini.
Clement Gharini teaches Cinematography and Compositing on our Visual Effects courses, especially our first and also third year undergraduate students. Clement teaches cinematography to our first year undergraduate students, in which students get experience with live action cameras.
Clement Gharini started 20 years ago as a cameraman on productions such as Harry Potter and Mission Impossible. Clement then turned to Visual Effects and became a Digital Compositor for 10 years, contributing to productions such as Game of Thrones, Doctor Who as well as Oscar winning Ex Machina.
Clem also specialises in virtual production, creating photo realistic digital humans. Clem also runs the motion capture pipeline at Escape Studios.
Cenay Oekmen is a digital artist with over 20 years' experience in the visual effects industry and has won many industry awards. Cenay Oekmen has worked on many hit films such as Harry Potter, Hunger Games, Jungle Book and Inception. Cenay Oekmen has worked at many post production houses such as DNEG and MPC.
At Escape Studios, Cenay teaches the 3D Foundation course to our first year undergraduate students.
Cenay Oekmen also teaches our evening class in Concept Art.
Mark Spevick
Mark Spevick is one of our most experienced tutors at Escape Studios.
Mark is our Head of 3D, and Head of Industry Training, and combines teaching with working in industry, most recently at Framestore.
Mark Spevick has many years of experience working in industry and six working in higher education and teaching. Mark Spevick got his big break at Peerless Camera, the production house co-owned by Terry Gilliam, and worked on every Gilliam film from 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas' to 'The Imaginarium of Dr Parnassus'.
Mark is one of our in-house experts in Houdini.
Carlos Poon
Carlos Poon teaches the second year VFX students at Escape Studios.
Carlos Poon has worked across all major 3D industries for 14 years, starting in industrial design, then working as Assistant Technical Supervisor on the BAFTA winning TV series 'Tiny Planets'. Carlos worked as FMV supervisor for five games titles including 'Lego Bionicles', and worked as a VFX Artist on the HBO series 'Rome' and on the Oscar-winning 'Inception'. Carlos Poon has worked at studios including Double Negative and Cinesite.
Federico Arculeo
Federico Arculeo is a 3D tutor at Escape Studios with experience in higher education and in industry.
Compositing Short Course
To sign up for our short course (12 weeks) in VFX Compositing, follow this link to the official site.
The Escape Studios Animation Blog offers a personal view on the art of animation and visual effects. To apply for our BA/MArt in 3D Animation, follow this link. For the next 12 week animation course, click here.
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Earlier today, IAR Systems has announced the release of version 6.40 of Embedded Workbench for ARM. This new version introduces several new features, enhancements and optimizations.
The enhancements include a new source browser and text editor, with functionality such as auto-completion, code folding, block selection, block indentation, bracket matching, and zooming. Word/paragraph navigation have also been improved.
IAR Systems also enhanced the compiler with improvements to the stack usage analysis functionality that provides calculations of the maximum stack depth for each call graph root and new features such as support for C++ source code and recursion. A new linker directive check can be used to calculate the stack usage at link time to verify that the used stack space does not exceed the allocated memory. The inline assembler has also been improved and expanded with a large number of new operand constraints and modifiers.
In a previous post "Green Hills MULTI 6.0 Compiler Improves ARM MCU Performance by up to 40%", IAR v6.10.5 compiler was shown to produce the slowest code (vs Green Hills MULTI 6 and Keil uVision v4.20), but the company announced a 40% improvement on "standard industry benchmark" for code compiled for Cortex-M4 core compared to the previous IAR version, which should make it now more or less equal to Green Hills compiler. Compared to the gcc compiler, code generated by IAR Systems C/C++ compiler is (up to) 50% faster. The company also claims to get "extraordinary high scores for other ARM Cortex-cores including Cortex-A8" without giving benchmark numbers or improvements in percentage.
IAR Systems Workbench for ARM v6.40 added support for the new ARM Cortex-M0+ core as well as the new high-end cores ARM Cortex-R5, Cortex-R7, Cortex-A7, and Cortex-A15.
Support for I-jet hardware debugging probe has also been added to the new version of Workbench. This probe allows finer power measurements for better power consumption optimization.
You can find more information about IAR Embedded Workbench for ARM and download an evaluation version at www.iar.com/ewarm.


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Interface Micromotion of Cementless Hip Stems in Simulated Hip Arthroplasty
Mohammed Rafiq Abdul Kadir and Nazri Kamsah
Problem statement: The design of hip prostheses has evolved over time due to various complications found after hip replacement surgery. The currently commercially available cementless femoral stems can be categorized into one of three major types, straight cylindrical, tapered rectangular and anatomical. Each type proposes a unique concept to achieve primary stability-a major requirement for bone healing process. Virtual analyses have been made on individual implants, but comparison between the three major types is required to determine the strength and weaknesses of the design concepts. Approach: Three types of implants were modeled in three dimensions-the straight cylindrical, rectangular taper and anatomical. The size of the three implants was carefully designed to fit and fill the canal of a femur reconstructed from a computed tomography image dataset. Hip arthroplasty was simulated virtually by inserting the hip stem into the femoral canal. Finite element method was used in conjunction with a specialized sub-routine to measure micromotion at the bone-implant interface under loads simulating physiological walking and stair-climbing. Another sub-routine was used to assign bone properties based on the grayscale values of the CT image. Results: All the three types of cementless hip stems were found to be stable under both walking and stair climbing activities. Large micromotion values concentrated around the proximal and distal part of the stems. Conclusion/Recommendations: The three major types of hip stems were compared in this study and all of them were found to be stable after simulated physiological activities.
Volume 6 No. 9, 2009, 1682-1689
DOI: https://doi.org/10.3844/ajassp.2009.1682.1689
Submitted On: 1 September 2009 Published On: 30 September 2009
How to Cite: Kadir, M. R. A. & Kamsah, N. (2009). Interface Micromotion of Cementless Hip Stems in Simulated Hip Arthroplasty . American Journal of Applied Sciences, 6(9), 1682-1689. https://doi.org/10.3844/ajassp.2009.1682.1689
Copyright: © 2009 Mohammed Rafiq Abdul Kadir and Nazri Kamsah. This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.
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Growing noise in the ocean can cause dolphins to change their calls
Helen Bailey and her assistant Leila Fouda studied underwater ambient noise levels and whistle calls by bottlenose dolphins in the western North Atlantic, which experiences relatively high levels of vessel traffic between shipping lanes and recreational boaters off the coast of Maryland. Acoustic recordings were collected using hydrophones deployed to the bottom of the ocean in the leased Wind Energy Area, approximately 20 miles off the coast.
They found that increases in ship noise resulted in high dolphin whistle frequencies and a reduction in whistle complexity, an acoustic feature associated with individual identification. "The simplification of these whistles could reduce the information in these acoustic signals and make it more difficult for dolphins to communicate," Fouda said.
Dolphins are social animals, and they produce calls for many different reasons. They talk to each other to stay together as a group, they whistle when they feed, and they even call out their names when different groups of dolphins meet.
"These whistles are really important," Bailey said. "Nobody wants to live in a noisy neighborhood. If you have these chronic noise levels, what does this mean to the population?"
Normally dolphin calls have a complex sound pattern with rises and falls in the pitch and frequency in their whistles. The researchers found that ambient noise had a significant effect on the whistle characteristics. Bailey and her team analyzed the duration, start and end frequencies, presence of harmonics, and inflection points. With background noise, such as the low frequency chug-chugging of a ship's engine, their usually complex whistle signatures flatlined.
"We need to be working to engineer quieter boats," said Bailey. The sound from the ships that were recorded had decibel levels up to 130, just like being near a noisy road. "We need to ask, 'Is there a way shipping can do it that is more environmentally friendly."
Regulations and voluntary incentives to reduce the sound from vessels, with speed limits or quieter engines, could help to decrease the effects on dolphins and other species sensitive to sound.
Maryland Department of Natural Resources secured the funding for this study from the Maryland Energy Administration's Offshore Wind Development Fund and the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management.
The paper, "Dolphins simplify their vocal calls in response to increased ambient noise," by Helen Bailey and Leila Fouda of the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Sciencewas published October 24 in Biology Letters.
Listen to a dolphin whistle with a boat motoring nearby below:
Listen to a dolphin whistle with a boat motoring nearby
Noise levels in the world's oceans are on the rise, but little is known about its impact on marine mammals like dolphins that rely on sound for communication. Researchers from the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science laid underwater microphones on the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean to find out more about the ambient noise levels in the area off the coast of Maryland. They found that dolphins are simplifying their calls to be heard over noise from recreational boats and other vessels in nearby shipping lanes.
"It's kind of like trying to answer a question in a noisy bar and after repeated attempts to be heard, you just give the shortest answer possible," said Dr. Helen Bailey, a marine biologist with the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science who studies protected species in order to understand their habitat use and inform conservation and management. "Dolphins simplified their calls to counter the masking effects of vessel noise."
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SCCC Adopts Budget for 2019
Joe Denoyer - August 7, 2018 12:44 pm
Colvin Allied Health building construction nears
The Seward County Community College Board of Trustees approved the 2019 budget and handled a light agenda Monday. They also received a report about progress on the Colvin Family Center for Allied Health, which is slated to begin construction this fall.
At the conclusion of the meeting, vice chair Marvin Chance Jr. declared the budget hearing was closed. Trustee Casey Mein moved to make a resolution to adopt the annual budget for SCCC. The 2019 budget does not increase the current mill levy for local taxpayers. The motion was seconded by trustee Stacy Johnson. The board voted 5-0, with chair Ron Oliver absent, to adopt the resolution.
Vice President of finance and operations Dennis Sander and Scott Gales of Architect One presented a report on progress on the Colvin Family Allied Health Center. The engineering team has made good progress towards wrapping up the construction documents and specifications, Sander noted in his report. Structural engineering and mechanical engineering plans will be finalized within the next three weeks, after which architectural plans and specs will be completed.
"If you know of contractors and bidders who might be interested, it's good to get the word out early, starting as soon as possible," Gale said. The goal will be to have a general contractor selected from the bidding procedure and recommended to the Board for a contract on Oct. 10. With a two-week lead time to start work, the project should take around nine months to complete on or around June 15, 2019. The college would then have about 60 days to outfit the facility with furnishings, fixtures, and equipment, Gale noted.
In reviewing the specs, Gale pointed out changes to trim the total cost.
"We're still a one-story design, but we've designed it intentionally to be able to expand. We're not building on an island, we're thinking long term," he said. The design makes use of existing utilities, which further streamlines the total cost.
Board welcomes new AD Mike Davidson
Introductions to the board included Mike Davidson in his new role of director of athletics, softball coach Ryan Wondrasek, and director of student housing Jennifer Malin.
Malin "doesn't seem terrified at all to be taking over the reins of the dorm," joked vice president of student services Celeste Donovan. "She's been doing great work already, and we are so glad to have her."
Davidson presented a short report and thanked coworkers and the board for support during his transition to a dual coaching and AD role.
"It's been an exciting week on my part, coming fast and furious," he said. "I appreciate everyone keeping me up to speed.
The college is preparing for students to arrive on campus Aug. 18, and will kick off employee training and orientation Thursday. Volleyball players have already arrived and are settling in to campus housing and daily practices.
New employees listed in the personnel report include volleyball coach Tanio Trifonov, Assistant Softball Coach Jessica Nelson, and a new position for Sports Information Director Ian Applegate, who moves to the Assistant Director of Athletics for Communications position.
College president Dr. Ken Trzaska reminded the board that open positions often mean that SCCC employers are stepping up to "fill the gaps" as the hiring process unfolds.
Trustee Casey Mein complimented the executive team and SCCC employees for navigating significant changes over the summer.
"We've had a lot of changeover in a short time, and it's a tribute to the team that everyone's handled it so well," Mein said. "With so much going on, I appreciate the dedication."
Positions currently open include Adult Basic Education/A-OK instructor, instructional designer, diesel technology instructor, automotive technology instructor, chief development officer, KSBDC Dodge City and Liberal business consultants, writing lab coordinator, admissions and recruiting coordinator, maintenance II/vehicle service, math resource center coordinator, respiratory therapy director of clinical education, and social science instructor, all full time; and part-time positions of security office, GED/ESL instructor, and data and student scholarship coordinator.
Enrollment numbers up, future plans presented
With enrollment numbers for the new year looking good, the board heard a review of the updated Enrollment Management Plan from Dean of Students Annette Hackbarth-Onson. The enrollment management plan was a collaborative effort between the VP of Student Services, the Dean of Students, and multiple departments including Admissions, Public Relations and Marketing, Outreach, and the Retention Committee.
Starting with the college's philosophy, values and vision, the team looked at the risks, looked at the data, and put together some specific strategies, Hackbarth-Onson told the board.
"Enrollment is not just an issue of one person or one office on campus," she said. "This plan provides a structure, the bones of what we want to do, when we want to do it, and tasks to keep ourselves organized and moving forward." Strategies in the plan focus on adult populations, high school concurrent students, the Hispanic population, GED completion leading to college work, different retention strategies, and first-generation students.
In other business, the board:
Approved a change in the organizational structure of SCCC, removing Safety and Security from under the President's umbrella in order to report to the Director of Facilities and the VP of Finance and Operations. This change was made with the addition of the Security Supervisor/Assistant Director of Facilities position, currently held by Wendell Wehmeier.
Heard a report from Chief Information Officer JJ Widener. He noted the college is still preparing to upgrade to the Banner 9 system, and is completing security upgrades. "We're getting ready for the onslaught of password resets, and the problem of 'I can't get into my portal' from our new students," Widener noted. "I'm planning to be on campus on Aug. 18 on the day the students move in to help with that."
Heard a report from student services vice president Celeste Donovan. With 23 employees hired since last year and more soon to arrive, she has structured orientation sessions and ongoing training to get everyone on the same page, she said. She also updated the board on upcoming events to welcome students and their families to campus, including the traditional back-to-school picnic Aug. 18.
Heard a report from vice president of academic affairs, Dr. Todd Carter. He told the board about new opportunities for partnership with the Kansas Humanities Council, resulting from summer work performed by journalism students of instructor Sue Sprenkle. "That was a really good experience for the students, who really impressed the Humanities Council," Carter said. "Now, KHC has asked us to host the Hispanic Heritage Month events in the western half of the state." Plans include a September panel discussion with Hispanic journalists, and a storytelling activity for the public in October.
Heard a report from vice president of finance and operations Dennis Sander, who summarized a visit with the insurance management consultants IMA. Through visits with the Human Resources staff, the group developed a timeline for the year, and began plans for an informational brochure listing SCCC employee benefits.
Heard a report from president, Dr. Ken Trzaska. He highlighted long-term goals and aspirations discussed by the SCCC executive team, and expressed appreciation to Hackbarth-Onson for her leadership in creating the Enrollment Management Plan, Widener for analyzing the college's needs for computer network efficiency and upgrades, and Carter for his work preparing for accreditation requirements. Trzaska also presented updates about the campus pathway system and proposed pedestrian crossing on Kansas Ave. In partnership with the City of Liberal, SCCC is submitting a grant proposal to fund the project.


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The Risks and Rewards of Exercising After LASIK | John Frangie, M.D.
Thinking about getting LASIK surgery to correct your vision? There are countless benefits to doing so, but it is important to follow up your procedure with proper post-operative care.
If you're a fan of staying fit, then surgery of any kind can pose big challenges. Of course, eye surgery is notably different from most other procedures, but it's still wise to tread cautiously so that you safeguard your newly acquired awesome vision. Here are some tips on adhering to your routine and resuming exercise and other normal activities after LASIK so that a seasonal slump doesn't make it harder to get back into the swing of things later.
Keeping your eyes dry is a primary concern for any LASIK patient. In addition to recommending that you stay out of the pool, hot tub or sauna for a while, the National Institute of Health advises that you avoid contact sports and other risky activities for at least one week. It's important to consult with your care provider before resuming these forms of exercise.
Ophthalmologists also say that environmental moisture isn't the only threat to a successful recovery. Activities that make you sweat heavily and cause liquid to drip into your eyes can result in serious irritation. Even worse, if you rub your eyes, you may displace the still-healing LASIK flap.
Even if you aren't working out so hard that you start crying or sweating excessively, some activities may cause excessive stresses that interrupt the healing process. For example, individuals who lift heavy weights or perform calisthenics exercises that involve inversions may experience ocular pain. In such cases, they should stop working out immediately and consult with their doctors.
When Can You Start Hitting the Gym?
Some practitioners advise that you wait at least two days before exercising again. In addition, you should don protective eyewear anytime you plan on participating in physical activity. While this is obviously a good idea if you're playing rough-and-tumble contact sports, it's important not to overlook the need for eye protection when you're doing seemingly casual things. For instance, if you go for a walk or a light jog outside, you may encounter dust, intense sunshine and other environmental hazards that prompt scarring or other forms of injury.
Remember that these are just general rules. You should always err on the side of caution. Before your surgery, ask your caregiver about their personalized recommendations for how to make a healthy recovery from LASIK.
Getting back into exercise after LASIK isn't a huge challenge as long as you're careful and willing to take things slowly. For more helpful insights about post-LASIK life or if you think you may be a good candidate for LASIK, get in touch with the John Frangie, M.D. ophthalmology team today.


Teater Halland got green light from Per Gessle to use his music in their upcoming musical "Halland Love Stories". The approximately 2-hour-long (plus break) musical's premiere is set to 2nd March 2018 on the Main Stage of Teater Halland in Varberg and then they will tour with it in other theaters of Halland and neighbouring regions in Sweden. There will be 4 actors in the musical.
The theater plans to ask the audience, those living in Halland to tell them their own love stories and from this collection, to Mr. G's songs they will create a musical which will be a celebration of love.
According to the theater's director, Anna Sjövall, Per thought it sounded like a very funny and nice idea. The musical will consist of Per's Swedish songs and it will be a bit like Mamma Mia!
"På promenad genom stan" or "För bra för att vara sant" are very much home for me. There are several songs on my new album (out in April), which also belong to Halmstad. Small town genes never disappear.
No, but I'm still young.
SVT asked Per what songs he listened to more than once this year so far. Per says Linnea Henriksson's new song "Säga mig" is very good. Bon Iver's latest album is wonderfully weird. Mr. G says that after his trip to Nashville he ended up in an old-fashioned country-coma. Kris Kristofferson and Willie Nelson and such. Adorable. Alex Shields' "New York City Ways" has been hot in the kitchen since Christmas, but he is biased there, as he was involved in writing it.


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by Steve Lander
Job Corps can teach you to weld.
Job Corps is a U.S. government-run program that can help you get career training in more than 100 fields. You'll get training that aligns with what today's employers need and help with interviewing, developing your career and entering the workforce. While you're in the Job Corps, you'll probably live in a dormitory on a campus where you'll get medical care, meals and recreational opportunities. You'll need to bring your own stuff, though.
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Project acronym ABACUS
Project Ab-initio adiabatic-connection curves for density-functional analysis and construction
Researcher (PI) Trygve Ulf Helgaker
Host Institution (HI) UNIVERSITETET I OSLO
Summary Quantum chemistry provides two approaches to molecular electronic-structure calculations: the systematically refinable but expensive many-body wave-function methods and the inexpensive but not systematically refinable Kohn Sham method of density-functional theory (DFT). The accuracy of Kohn Sham calculations is determined by the quality of the exchange correlation functional, from which the effects of exchange and correlation among the electrons are extracted using the density rather than the wave function. However, the exact exchange correlation functional is unknown—instead, many approximate forms have been developed, by fitting to experimental data or by satisfying exact relations. Here, a new approach to density-functional analysis and construction is proposed: the Lieb variation principle, usually regarded as conceptually important but impracticable. By invoking the Lieb principle, it becomes possible to approach the development of approximate functionals in a novel manner, being directly guided by the behaviour of exact functional, accurately calculated for a wide variety of chemical systems. In particular, this principle will be used to calculate ab-initio adiabatic connection curves, studying the exchange correlation functional for a fixed density as the electronic interactions are turned on from zero to one. Pilot calculations have indicated the feasibility of this approach in simple cases—here, a comprehensive set of adiabatic-connection curves will be generated and utilized for calibration, construction, and analysis of density functionals, the objective being to produce improved functionals for Kohn Sham calculations by modelling or fitting such curves. The ABACUS approach will be particularly important in cases where little experimental information is available—for example, for understanding and modelling the behaviour of the exchange correlation functional in electromagnetic fields.
Quantum chemistry provides two approaches to molecular electronic-structure calculations: the systematically refinable but expensive many-body wave-function methods and the inexpensive but not systematically refinable Kohn Sham method of density-functional theory (DFT). The accuracy of Kohn Sham calculations is determined by the quality of the exchange correlation functional, from which the effects of exchange and correlation among the electrons are extracted using the density rather than the wave function. However, the exact exchange correlation functional is unknown—instead, many approximate forms have been developed, by fitting to experimental data or by satisfying exact relations. Here, a new approach to density-functional analysis and construction is proposed: the Lieb variation principle, usually regarded as conceptually important but impracticable. By invoking the Lieb principle, it becomes possible to approach the development of approximate functionals in a novel manner, being directly guided by the behaviour of exact functional, accurately calculated for a wide variety of chemical systems. In particular, this principle will be used to calculate ab-initio adiabatic connection curves, studying the exchange correlation functional for a fixed density as the electronic interactions are turned on from zero to one. Pilot calculations have indicated the feasibility of this approach in simple cases—here, a comprehensive set of adiabatic-connection curves will be generated and utilized for calibration, construction, and analysis of density functionals, the objective being to produce improved functionals for Kohn Sham calculations by modelling or fitting such curves. The ABACUS approach will be particularly important in cases where little experimental information is available—for example, for understanding and modelling the behaviour of the exchange correlation functional in electromagnetic fields.
Project acronym CRIMMIGRATION
Project 'Crimmigration': Crime Control in the Borderlands of Europe
Researcher (PI) Katja Franko Aas
Summary Control of migration is becoming an increasingly important task of contemporary policing and criminal justice agencies. The purpose of this project is to map the progressive intertwining and merging of crime control and migration control practices in Europe and to examine their implications. The project is guided by three sets of research questions: 1) How do contemporary police and criminal justice institutions deal with unwanted mobility and the influx of "aliens" (i.e. non-citizens) to their territories? 2) What is the relevance of citizenship for European penal systems? and 3) How do contemporary crime control practices support and perform the task of (cultural and territorial) border control? The project aims to analyse the impact of the growing emphasis on migration control on criminal justice agencies such as the police, prisons and detention facilities. The basic hypothesis of the project is that migration control objectives are contributing to the development of novel forms of punishment and new rationalities of social control termed "crimmigration". The project aims to describe these novel hybrid forms of control since they constitute important conceptual challenges for criminal justice scholarship and require new theoretical perspectives. A question will be asked: what kind of break from traditional criminal justice practices and principles do they represent? Is the focus on punishment and reintegration of offenders gradually being replaced by a focus on diversion, immobilisation and deportation? Moreover what kind of legal, organisational and normative responses do they require?
Control of migration is becoming an increasingly important task of contemporary policing and criminal justice agencies. The purpose of this project is to map the progressive intertwining and merging of crime control and migration control practices in Europe and to examine their implications. The project is guided by three sets of research questions: 1) How do contemporary police and criminal justice institutions deal with unwanted mobility and the influx of "aliens" (i.e. non-citizens) to their territories? 2) What is the relevance of citizenship for European penal systems? and 3) How do contemporary crime control practices support and perform the task of (cultural and territorial) border control? The project aims to analyse the impact of the growing emphasis on migration control on criminal justice agencies such as the police, prisons and detention facilities. The basic hypothesis of the project is that migration control objectives are contributing to the development of novel forms of punishment and new rationalities of social control termed "crimmigration". The project aims to describe these novel hybrid forms of control since they constitute important conceptual challenges for criminal justice scholarship and require new theoretical perspectives. A question will be asked: what kind of break from traditional criminal justice practices and principles do they represent? Is the focus on punishment and reintegration of offenders gradually being replaced by a focus on diversion, immobilisation and deportation? Moreover what kind of legal, organisational and normative responses do they require?
Project acronym MULTIRIGHTS
Project The Legitimacy of Multi-level Human Rights Judiciary
Researcher (PI) Andreas Follesdal
Summary The proliferation of human rights treaties at regional and global levels may offer moral foundations for international law. However, many worry that this growth of supervisory organs is illegitimate. Consider, for instance • The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) is overburdened. • The human rights organs may disagree e.g. on how to balance freedom of expression against protection from hate speech. Which should be obeyed? • Citizens of well-functioning democracies ask: why should such international organs intervene? The MultiRights team of international lawyers and political theorists will first scrutinize the claims of legitimacy deficits. We then consider reform proposals for global and European human rights organs: We develop four plausible models, ranging from Primacy of National Courts to a World Court of Human Rights. We will assess the models by four Contested Constitutional Principles of legitimacy, revised for our multilevel legal order: Human Rights values, the Rule of Law, Subsidiarity, and Democracy. MultiRights thereby provides reasoned comparative assessment of models for human rights regime reforms, and contributes to better standards of legitimacy for international institutions. The findings also help us understand and assess the alleged 'Constitutionalisation of International Law" - an urgent topic under globalization, when governance beyond states increases in density and impact. The academic contributions of MultiRights will also benefit several reforms: • the Interlaken Process on how to improve the ECtHR, • the accession of the EU to the European Convention on Human Rights under the Lisbon Treaty, • the UN Secretary General's calls to reform the Human Rights treaty body system, and • challenges to the democratic credentials of such human rights review.
The proliferation of human rights treaties at regional and global levels may offer moral foundations for international law. However, many worry that this growth of supervisory organs is illegitimate. Consider, for instance • The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) is overburdened. • The human rights organs may disagree e.g. on how to balance freedom of expression against protection from hate speech. Which should be obeyed? • Citizens of well-functioning democracies ask: why should such international organs intervene? The MultiRights team of international lawyers and political theorists will first scrutinize the claims of legitimacy deficits. We then consider reform proposals for global and European human rights organs: We develop four plausible models, ranging from Primacy of National Courts to a World Court of Human Rights. We will assess the models by four Contested Constitutional Principles of legitimacy, revised for our multilevel legal order: Human Rights values, the Rule of Law, Subsidiarity, and Democracy. MultiRights thereby provides reasoned comparative assessment of models for human rights regime reforms, and contributes to better standards of legitimacy for international institutions. The findings also help us understand and assess the alleged 'Constitutionalisation of International Law" - an urgent topic under globalization, when governance beyond states increases in density and impact. The academic contributions of MultiRights will also benefit several reforms: • the Interlaken Process on how to improve the ECtHR, • the accession of the EU to the European Convention on Human Rights under the Lisbon Treaty, • the UN Secretary General's calls to reform the Human Rights treaty body system, and • challenges to the democratic credentials of such human rights review.


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What the brain tells the body can accelerate aging and shorten lifespan. That much is already clear from recent studies on neuroendocrine interactions between the central nervous system and the periphery. These studies have even identified a brain region known to regulate growth, development, reproduction, and metabolismthe hypothalamusas a particularly important communications hub. Yet this brain regions cell-level contributions to aging regulation have been unclear.
A new study has listened to the hypothalamus more closely in hopes of picking up cell-level chatter that could influence aging speed. This study, which was completed by scientists based at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, tuned into a tiny population of adult stem cells. Already known to be responsible for forming new brain neurons, these stem cells, the scientists found, also regulate aging speed, partly through the release of exosomal microRNAs (miRNAs).
"Our research shows that the number of hypothalamic neural stem cells naturally declines over the life of the animal, and this decline accelerates aging," said the studys leader, Dongsheng Cai, M.D., Ph.D., a professor of molecular pharmacology at Einstein. "But we also found that the effects of this loss are not irreversible."
Details of the study appeared July 26 in the journal Nature, in an article entitled Hypothalamic Stem Cells Control Ageing Speed Partly through Exosomal miRNAs. The article describes how the scientists worked with mouse models in which hypothalamic stem/progenitor cells were evaluated.
Each mouse model consistently displayed acceleration of ageing-like physiological changes or a shortened lifespan, wrote the articles authors. Conversely, ageing retardation and lifespan extension were achieved in mid-aged mice that were locally implanted with healthy hypothalamic stem/progenitor cells that had been genetically engineered to survive in the ageing-related hypothalamic inflammatory microenvironment.
The researchers first looked at the fate of those cells as healthy mice got older. The number of hypothalamic stem cells began to diminish when the animals reached about 10 months, which is several months before the usual signs of aging start appearing. "By old ageabout two years of age in micemost of those cells were gone," noted Dr. Cai.
The researchers next wanted to learn whether this progressive loss of stem cells was actually causing aging and was not just associated with it. So they observed what happened when they selectively disrupted the hypothalamic stem cells in middle-aged mice. "This disruption, pointed out Dr. Cai, greatly accelerated aging compared with control mice, and those animals with disrupted stem cells died earlier than normal."
Could adding stem cells to the hypothalamus counteract aging? To answer that question, the researchers injected hypothalamic stem cells into the brains of middle-aged mice whose stem cells had been destroyed as well as into the brains of normal old mice.
By replenishing these stem cells or the molecules they produce, it's possible to slow and even reverse various aspects of aging throughout the body, the authors of the Nature article declared. Mechanistically, hypothalamic stem/progenitor cells contributed greatly to exosomal miRNAs in the cerebrospinal fluid, and these exosomal miRNAs declined during ageing, whereas central treatment with healthy hypothalamic stem/progenitor cell-secreted exosomes led to the slowing of ageing.
The researchers extracted miRNA-containing exosomes from hypothalamic stem cells and injected them into the cerebrospinal fluid of two groups of mice: middle-aged mice whose hypothalamic stem cells had been destroyed and normal middle-aged mice. This treatment significantly slowed aging in both groups of animals as measured by tissue analysis and behavioral testing that involved assessing changes in the animals' muscle endurance, coordination, social behavior, and cognitive ability.
The researchers are now trying to identify the particular populations of miRNAs and perhaps other factors secreted by these stem cells that are responsible for these antiaging effectsa first step toward possibly slowing the aging process and treating age-related diseases.


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not necessarily. If you want to have real separate storage for each process, you can include the core jar in each webapp and give each an individual db config. That way you have full separation. It is however a deployment choice and completely up to you.
oh, yes. getting hibernate to work is always needed. It is however independend of the jbpm-core jar. Hypersonic is not needed if you have another database.
I am beginner in Java Technology, I have assignment to deploy JBPM 3.1.1 on WebLogic Server 8.1. Would you mind telling me how to deploy step by step.
is anyone here to help on that subject ?
I don't understand at all how to get jbpm working on weblogic.
I have successfully intalled the jbpm entreprise.ear on Jboss 4.0.2.Ga with an oracle database. Everythiing seems up and running.
Now i would like to do it on weblogic because it is the servers that my company uses and i have to work on them.
Could someone please mind helping me ?
If u can give some informations regarding how to use that enterprise.ear to get started with jbpm on weblogic, i would be thrilled.
My version of weblogic is 8.1.
What kind of information do you want ?
I took the jbpm-console.war an tried to deploy it on weblogic 8.1.
I dont know what to change in order to make it work.
I dont know jsf so my changes to make it working with jsf are low.
What i'm hoping for is tips about how getting started with jbpm on weblogic 8.1.
Like if there are some changes that are obviously to be maked ? (do i have to change the web.xml for example or if there is something perticuliar to do with the datasources ...).
The long term objective is making jbpm developpments with Struts.
In order to do that i prefer to have jbpm up and running on my weblogic server. Then i will try to do some work with struts.
Can u provide some help ?
I tested the enterprise version of jbpm on different weblogic servers. Because of the nice admin-console in weblogic, its not very difficult to get it running...at least in 9.0 and above.
So the application is working unless you dont use timers...I stopped testing at this point.
If you just want to deploy the war on 8,1, there should be no problem because it uses a different way to execute timers.
1. you have to create a deployment-descriptor for weblogic (weblogic.xml). Out of the box only a JBoss (jboss-web.xml) specified exists.
3. Then change transaction manager in hibernate.cfg.xml to the Weblogic compliant.
I dont see what datasource i need : can you be more specific ?
Can you develop about that "wablogic compliant" transaction manager for hibernate ?


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The Economics of Assassination
Many of you didn't like what Yossi Melman had to say yesterday with respect to targeted killings. Abu Muqawama didn't actually think what he was arguing was all that controversial: sometimes targeted killings work, sometimes they don't. It all depends on the dynamics of the group, and you better understand and think hard about those dynamics before you knock off the group's leader. That just sounds like common sense, really.
Economist Ben Olken offers a completely different take on assassination, though:
In "Hit or Miss? The Effect of Assassinations on Institutions and War," Olken and Jones looked at the effects of political assassination, using a strict empirical methodology that takes into account economic conditions at the time of the killing and what Olken calls a "novel data set" of assassination attempts, successful and unsuccessful, between 1875 and 2004.
Olken and Jones discovered that a country was "more likely to see democratization following the assassination of an autocratic leader," but found no substantial "effect following assassinations—or assassination attempts—on democratic leaders." They concluded that "on average, successful assassinations of autocrats produce sustained moves toward democracy." The researchers also found that assassinations have no effect on the inauguration of wars, a result that "suggests that World War I might have begun regardless of whether or not the attempt on the life of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914 had succeeded or failed."
Abu Muqawama would like to see a version of this study that focused on the effects of assassination on non-state actors and insurgent groups.


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Baton Rouge, LA Attorney with 35 years of experience
(888) 636-5639 2222 Eastgate Drive
Jody Anderman received his Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from Louisiana State University in 1985 and his Juris Doctorate degree from the Louisiana State University Law Center in 1988. During law school, Jody was the recipient of American Jurisprudence Awards for earning the highest grades in Louisiana Civil Procedure II and in Louisiana Sales. Over the course of his career, Jody has had extensive experience in litigating personal injury cases of all kinds, including automobile and trucking accident cases, nursing home negligence cases and premise liability cases, but since 2002, he has primarily focused his practice on representing...
Cameron Ray Waddell
Baton Rouge, LA Lawyer with 35 years of experience
Cameron Waddell received a bachelor's degree in history from Furman University in 1985 and his Juris Doctorate from the University of South Carolina School of Law in 1988. After law school, Cameron clerked for South Carolina's senior Circuit Court Judge, Dan Laney. Prior to establishing The Waddell Anderman Law Firm, Cameron was Special Counsel to a national asbestos law firm based in Dallas, Texas, a partner in a high profile plaintiff's law firm in South Carolina and in 1996 was a founding member of LeBlanc and Waddell. LeBlanc and Waddell was designated by the Louisiana AFL-CIO as its statewide...
Louis Jerome Stanley
(225) 926-1400 15946 Chantilly Ave
Arbitration & Mediation and Securities
Edward Kramer
(225) 933-1500 17505 Jefferson Highway
C/O The Highland Club
Free ConsultationAsbestos, Insurance Claims, Maritime and Personal Injury
Louisiana State University - Baton Rouge and Paul M. Hebert Law Center, Louisiana State University
Ed Kramer graduated from both LSU and LSU Law School where he was on the Louisiana Law Review, a prestigious student organization only accepting a few students by grade. After that, Ed began to practice personal injury accident law – representing only injured parties, not insurance companies, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Ed participated in trials, was involved in million-dollar cases, and even class action cases, mostly personal injury accident cases. Ed would like to help you too.
Andre Robert Belanger
(225) 383-9703 8075 Jefferson Highway
Appeals, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and White Collar Crime
André Bélanger, a graduate of Loyola University, is a highly-respected criminal defense attorney serving the people of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and surrounding areas of Ascension Parish and New Orleans, for one of Baton Rouge's top-25 law firms. In his 15 years of practicing law, Mr. Bélanger has handled thousands of criminal cases at both the pre-trial and trial stage, including approximately 200 trials. This trial experience includes homicide defense and prosecution, large drug conspiracies and fraud cases making Belanger one of the few attorneys capable of handling even the largest, most complex federal cases. Having spent...
Louis J. Cosenza
(225) 381-8181 8550 United Plaza Blvd
Loyola University New Orleans College of Law
Louis J. Cosenza is a skilled litigator with experience in diverse areas including tort law, medical malpractice, lawyer disciplinary proceedings, and criminal defense and prosecution in state and federal courts and military Courts Martial. In his 40+ years as a lawyer, Mr. Cosenza has also represented clients in a wide variety of civil disputes, notably in the areas of contract and property law.
A native of New Orleans who has spent over 20 years practicing law in a large town, Louis also lived and practiced law for 10 years in rural west Louisiana. This life experience has given him a valuable...
Robert Hallack
(225) 291-4357 13007 Justice Avenue
Free ConsultationLegal Malpractice, Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Southern University - Baton Rouge
Robert Hallack is the principal of Hallack Law Offices in Baton Rouge. In 1989, he earned his J.D. degree, cum laude, at Southern University Law Center. He was also Associate Editor of the Southern University Law Review by virtue of his article, "Louisiana's Comparative Fault Doctrine and the Mitigation of Damages," which was cited by the Louisiana Supreme Court. During his last year of studies, Mr. Hallack was awarded the West Publishing Award for Scholastic Achievement. Since 1989, he has devoted his practice to personal injury and wrongful death cases, including vehicle accidents, medical negligence, nursing home negligence, professional...
Beau James Brock
(225) 999-1100 1538 Delplaza Drive
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Environmental and Personal Injury
Beau practices in his own private law firm of Brock & Palmintier Law, LLC, and his main areas of focus include criminal law, family law, environmental law, DWI and car accidents. Previously, he worked at the private law firm of Manasseh, Gill, Knipe & Belanger from 2011-2019. Before entering private practice, he was employed at LDEQ as a member of the Secretary's Executive Staff from 2008-2011. From March 1999–Feb. 2008, he worked as Regional Criminal Enforcement Council for the Environmental Protection Agency, and provided in-house legal oversight to all Federal criminal investigations conducted in Louisiana by the EPA-Criminal...
Kenneth Henry Hooks III
(800) 644-0633 112 Founders Drive
"Attorney Kenneth H. Hooks III focuses his practice on providing excellent representation to the few clients chosen by the section's rigorous case selection. Kenny has practiced international maritime law for over 13 years as well as prosecuting horrific injury claims as a result of crashes, explosion burns, work place injuries and deaths, hospital errors and very large commercial claims all on a pure contingency basis. Mr. Hooks helps bring justice to individuals, businesses and professionals who have been wronged by others through both state and federal courts in Louisiana and throughout the United States as well as internationally. Mr....
E. Alexander Laird
Baton Rouge, LA Lawyer
(225) 252-9224 3751 Government St.
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Domestic Violence
My name is Alex Laird and I exclusively practice criminal defense in the Baton Rouge and surrounding areas. I know first hand the fear and anxiety one feels facing criminal charges. That is why I chose this profession. I do everything in my power to help each and every one of my clients overcome their criminal issue and come out a better person afterwards. I know how important it is for clients to have an attorney that truly cares about them, not only for the outcome of their case but also for their overall sense of well-being while the case...
Lauren J. Rucinski
Baton Rouge, LA Attorney with 7 years of experience
(225) 382-4623 400 Convention Street, Suite 700
P.O. Box 3513 (70821-3513)
Lauren Rucinski is an associate in the Baton Rouge office of Kean Miller. She joined the firm in 2016 and practices in the environmental law and intellectual property group.
Lauren helps clients understand which environmental regulations apply to new facilities and processes. Her practice focuses on permitting, compliance, litigation and transactional issues, as well as rulemaking efforts at both the state and federal level. She advises a wide range of clients including petrochemical facilities, oil refineries, natural gas terminals, glass manufacturers, and commodity processing plants.
Lauren helps clients protect and maximize the value of their businesses' intellectual property by advising them on...
Allen P. Jones
(225) 930-4772 445 Louisiana Ave
Business, Estate Planning, Real Estate and Tax
New York University School of Law and Louisiana State University - Baton Rouge
Allen P. Jones is a shareholder in Wiener, Weiss & Madison, A Professional Corporation. He practices in the areas of estate planning, tax law, succession and probate law, business and corporate law, and real estate. Allen represents individuals and families in all aspects of estate planning, including the preparation of wills, trusts, partnerships and limited liability companies. His work in the area of business and corporate law includes business succession planning, corporate reorganizations, and business sale transactions. He is Board Certified by the Louisiana State Bar in Estate Planning, and is licensed as a title insurance agent in the state...
Craig Mitchell
(844) 888-4878 227 Florida Street
Personal Injury, Social Security Disability and Workers' Comp
I started Mitchell & Associates because I wanted to be able to do more for my clients. Up until that point I worked at a prestigious law firm representing big, corporate and insurance industry type clients. My job was to defend them at all cost, even when they were wrong. I did my job, and I did my job well. In 1999 I walked out of the Firm with one file, a case where my client was seriously hurt in a car accident, determined to practice law the way I wanted to and for the clients I wanted...
B. Scott Andrews
(225) 929-7481 8201 Jefferson Hwy
Free ConsultationAppeals, Maritime, Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
Scott Andrews is a 2011 Baton Rouge Business Report Forty Under 40 honoree, The National Trial Lawyers Top 100 Trial Lawyers and Top 40 Under 40 member, Secretary of the Northwestern State University Foundation, an Adjunct Professor of Law teaching Insurance Law, Products Liability and Advanced Louisiana Torts at the Southern University Law Center. Scott has also been selected for inclusion in Louisiana Super Lawyers-Personal Injury Plaintiff (2012-2013), and enjoys a prestigious AV peer review rating from Martindale-Hubbell. Scott Andrews is a Member of the Louisiana Law Review and published one article prior to graduating in 1996 as a member of...
Russel O. Primeaux
Business, IP, Patents and Trademarks
I am a successful Louisiana Intellectual Property attorney. My practice includes comprehensive representation for Trademark, Patent, Copyright and Trade Secret matters. A Registered Patent Attorney, I am licensed to practice in the United States Patent & Trademark Office, as well as Louisiana, California and Hawaii courts.
I am committed to providing exceptional service and legal representation for IP matters across a broad range of technologies. I vigorously advocate for the rights and interests of my clients, intent on the best possible outcomes.
With extensive experience and knowledge, I teach Patent Law at Louisiana State University Law Center. I have been honored among...
Leonard L. Kilgore III
Administrative, Energy and Environmental
LSU Law Center
Attorney Leonard Kilgore is an experienced advocate for local, national and international commercial, energy and industrial clients in litigation involving toxic tort claims, personal injury, property damage claims, and class actions.
Charles S. McCowan III
Business, Communications, Energy and Environmental
Trey McCowan is a partner in the Baton Rouge office of Kean Miller. He joined the firm in 1989 and practices in the litigation group. Trey represents local, regional and multi-national energy and petrochemical clients in a wide variety of litigation matters. He has specific experience representing clients in litigation involving complex commercial agreements and legacy site litigation in the energy industry. Trey also represents clients with regard to environmental litigation and toxic tort defense. He also advises clients on electronic discovery, e-discovery compliance, electronically stored information (ESI), electronic information management, and retention and destructive policies and procedures.
Trey is listed...
Stephen Babcock
(225) 500-5000 10101 Siegen Ln #3c
Free ConsultationPersonal Injury and Workers' Comp
Stephen Babcock was born and raised in Ruston, LA and is an active and passionate member of the Baton Rouge community. Originally studying as a title lawyer at Louisiana State University's Paul M. Hebert Law Center, it didn't take long for Stephen to realize that he wanted to become a trial lawyer. It wasn't long until he graduated with a law degree and became a Bar member in 2000. The firm that would become Babcock Injury Lawyers would follow soon after in 2003.
The attorneys behind Babcock Injury Lawyers are experienced and dedicated to improving the lives of local accident...
C. Scott Courrege
Baton Rouge, LA Attorney
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Southern University Law Center
After graduating #1 in his law school class, Scott Courrege was admitted to practice law in Louisiana in the Spring of 2018. Scott was born and raised in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, and graduated from St. Stanislaus High School in 1998. In 2001, Scott was hired as a police officer for the Gulfport Police Department and worked full-time while he completed his B.A. in Criminal Justice at the University of Southern Mississippi.
In 2003, Scott went to work for the United States Border Patrol, where he served as a Senior Patrol Agent on the prestigious San Diego Sector Air Mobile Unit....
Kevin C. Curry
(225) 382-3484 5035 Bluebonnet Boulevard, Suite B
Business, Estate Planning and Tax
Paul M. Hebert Law Center, Louisiana State University and Paul M. Hebert Law Center, Louisiana State University
Andrée Matherne Cullens
(225) 236-3636 12345 Perkins Rd
Free ConsultationBusiness
Before joining Walters, Papillion, Thomas, Cullens LLC, Andrée Matherne Cullens was a partner for more than fifteen years at Taylor, Porter, Brooks, and Phillips, LLP, one of the largest defense firms in Louisiana. She represented creditors and trustees in bankruptcy proceedings, state agencies and businesses in commercial litigation, banks and financial institutions, and Insurance Receivers in regulatory proceedings. Some of her former clients include Chase Bank, State Street Bank and Trust Company, the Louisiana Office of Economic Development, LSU, and the Louisiana Department of Revenue. Ms. Cullens has considerable courtroom experience in both federal and state courts and has been...
Jeffrey N. Boudreaux
Business and Construction
Noah M. Wexler
(225) 412-6348 835 Louisiana Avenue
Attorney Noah Wexler is a highly experienced trial lawyer who has handled tens of thousands of cases in the past decade. Due to his commitment to his clients, keen skills in preparing for trials, attention to detail, and his ability to identify strategies that force insurers and negligent companies to pay maximum compensation, Noah has recovered hundreds of millions of dollars. While he is highly skilled in various areas of personal injury law, he focuses the majority of his work handling catastrophic truck accident cases, pharmaceutical cases, complex product liability cases, wrongful death cases, and catastrophic offshore injury cases throughout...
Charles S. McCowan Jr.
Antitrust, Appeals, Business and Civil Rights
Henry Price Mounger
Personal Injury and Products Liability
Attorney H. Price Mounger is a national class action attorney with more than 20 years of legal experience in environmental, toxic tort, product liability and personal injury litigation. He serves as a Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board hearing committee chairman overseeing cases involving attorney misconduct.
Armand L. Roos
Business, Estate Planning, Probate and Real Estate
Armand Roos is Of Counsel for the firm of Wiener, Weiss & Madison, A Professional Corporation. He has been in private practice for more than 40 years. Armand is certified as a specialist in estate planning and estate administration by the Louisiana Board of Legal Specialization. He is a Fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC).
Jarrett P Ambeau
(225) 330-7009 9522 Brookline Ave
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, Domestic Violence, Personal Injury and White Collar Crime
Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law and Paul M. Hebert Law Center, Louisiana State University
I am an experienced felony criminal defense trial attorney – bringing more than 40 felony jury trials to verdict in the last nine years. Call me now if you have a serious legal matter and you need immediate assistance. I was born in Ascension Parish and grew up in Baton Rouge. After moving around the south, I settled back home in 1999 where I started back a LSU, concluding with a Law Degree from the Paul Hebert Law Center at LSU in 2008. I began further studies at the University of Florida, School of Pharmacy, where I am...
(225) 400-9976 10636 Linkwood Ct.
Criminal Defense, Immigration, Personal Injury and Traffic Tickets
Paul "Woody" Scott is passionate in his representation of clients. Mr. Scott founded The Scott Law Firm and practices in immigration law, deportation and removal defense, criminal defense, and Federal Criminal and Immigration Litigation. Mr. Scott was born in a small hospital in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. At two years old he and his mother moved to the New Orleans, Louisiana, area where he was raised. After he graduated from Archbishop Rummel High School in Metairie, he moved to Baton Rouge where he attended Louisiana State University to obtain his bachelor degree. He went on to receive his Juris...
Erin Lutkewitte Kilgore
Myrna Arroyo
(225) 465-1090 18405 E Petroleum Drive Ste C
Free ConsultationBusiness, Elder, Estate Planning and Probate
We do things differently from other lawyers. We don't just give you a stack of documents. We advise and guide you to the best possible outcome for your family when you can't be there for them yourself. Our firm represents Louisiana families and individuals on matters involving estate planning, succession, probate, wills, trusts, and long-term care planning. We help you make the best planning decisions for your family and ensure that the estate plan you create with us will work when your loved ones need it most. Our team includes an expert estate planning attorney with 20+ years of experience in wills, trusts...
Lawrence R. Anderson Jr.
(225) 293-7100 11953 Coursey Blvd.
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Business, Estate Planning and Insurance Claims
I am a life-long Louisiana native admitted to practice in all Louisiana state and federal courts. For over 40 years I have handled trials and appeals on many different legal issues. Although my representation has involved many other matters, I have concentrated my current practice in the areas of bankruptcy cases (consumer and business, debtor and creditor); business law and litigation (forming, reorganizing, selling, and purchasing small businesses and handling business disputes); storm/hale damage insurance claims and litigation; successions, wills, and estate law; collections, foreclosures, and real estate litigation; and construction claims, arbitration, and litigation. Bar Admissions All Louisiana state courts U.S. District...
Linda S. Akchin
Energy and Tax
G. Trippe Hawthorne
Administrative, Arbitration & Mediation, Business and Construction
Trippe Hawthorne is a partner in the Baton Rouge office of Kean Miller. He joined the firm in 2004 and practices in the construction, ADR and business litigation groups. Trippe has experience in all phases of the construction industry and in a wide variety of commercial litigation, and general litigation matters, including design and construction contracting and dispute resolution across all sectors, including industrial, commercial, public, and residential; public bidding and procurement challenges; and public and private works lien laws. Trippe has experience with administrative law and occupational licensing law, having served as General Counsel for the Louisiana State Licensing...
Jay M. Jalenak Jr.
Antitrust, Business, Personal Injury and Products Liability
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Apartment "Miro" is situated in a small new bock of flats, 200m from downtown of Liptovsky Mikulas in a quiet environment near by the river "Vah". Parking place is in front of the block. The apartment consists of two rooms (marriage bed, sofa, armchair, TV, video, music-tower), fully equipped kitchen, bathroom with bath, shower and WC, anteroom and loggia.


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