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We handled one case where a worker was injured after their employer took a safety device off a lumber mill. We were able to go after their employer and the manufacturer to help our client in their recovery. Representing a nursing home patient injured on a lift, we were able to take cases against several parties, including the nursing home, who had an unskilled person operating the lift.
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Litigation Details for Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc. v. Roxane Laboratories, Inc. (S.D.N.Y. 2013)
Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc. v. Roxane Laboratories, Inc. (S.D.N.Y. 2013)
Cause 35:145 Civil Action to Obtain Patent Assigned To Thomas Poole Griesa
Parties JOHNSON MATTHEY, INC.
Patents 7,276,250; 7,851,482; 8,114,383; 8,192,722; 8,309,122; 8,329,216; 8,808,737; 8,871,779
Attorneys George G. Gordon
Small Molecule Drugs cited in Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc. v. Roxane Laboratories, Inc.
The small molecule drugs covered by the patents cited in this case are Start Trial , Start Trial , and Start Trial .
Details for Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc. v. Roxane Laboratories, Inc. (S.D.N.Y. 2013)
2014-11-20 101 validity of U.S. Patent No. 7,851,482 ("'482 patent"), U.S. Patent No. 8,309,122 ("'122 patent") and U.S. …validly construed claim of U.S. Patent No. 7,851,482 ("the '482 patent") either literally or under the…filed this lawsuit asserting U.S. Patent No. 7,851,482 ("the '482 patent") against Roxane with knowledge… Declaring that the patent claims in United States Patent No. 7,851,482 are invalid for failure … (Noninfringement of U.S. Patent No. 7,851,482) 2. The manufacture, use, sale External link to document
2015-03-05 112 7, and 9 of U.S. Patent No. 8,114,383 ("the '383 patent"). Those same '383 patent claims have been the…to be tried with respect to Endo's '482 patent and '383 patent. We write to provide Your Honor with the…instituted by the Patent & Trademark Office ("PTO") in connection with that patent. Those proceedings… claims of the '482 Patent. See Exs. 1 and 2 hereto. Cancelled patent claims cannot be asserted…claims 1, 2, 5, and 7 of the '383 patent, and the only '383 patent claim that Plaintiffs will assert External link to document
2015-03-09 126 application which later issued as U.S. Patent No. 8,309,122 ("the '122 patent") at issue in this litigation. …that apply to the '122 patent and to U.S. Patent No. 8,329,216 ("the '216 patent") in suit here. Those…and the same or related Endo patent applications that led to the patents-in-suit. In In re Kao… of a decision of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences ("…upheld the patent office's determination that the pending claims of certain of Endo's patent applications External link to document
Uncover prior art in expired and abandoned patents
Obtain formulation and manufacturing information

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Barbara June Asbury
Barbara June Asbury a resident of Oak Grove, was born June 26, 1930, in Coalinga, Calif., a daughter of Millard C. and Edna (McDowell) White. She died Sunday, Sept. 5, 2004, in her home at the age of 74.
Before moving to Arkansas, Mrs. Asbury was a school bus driver in California for several years. After moving to Arkansas, she worked at Glick Manufacturing, Wal-Mart and was the secretary at Trinity Baptist Church in Green Forest before retiring. She was a member of the Towering Oaks Church.
On Nov. 21, 1945, she was united in marriage with Vern Asbury, who survives her. She is also survived by four daughters, Donna and husband Jack Pharis of Oak Grove, Verna and husband Bob Randall of Talent, Ore., Terri and husband Aaron Curtis of Oak Grove, Kristy Clark and John McIntire of Eureka Springs; one brother, Robert White of Oklahoma City, Okla.; one sister, Ruby Clark of Browns Valley, Calif.; nine grandchildren, Helena Cox, Emily Dignan, Lori Lasley, Glenn Violette, Julie Lombard, Eric Serneck, Aaron Curtis, Jr., Amanda McLaughlin and Adam Curtis; 13 great-grandchildren; several nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents, two brothers, Jack and David White; an infant son, David Asbury, a grandson, Cory Verhaagen.
Funeral services were held Thursday, Sept. 9, 2004, at the Towering Oaks Church in Berryville with Bro. Larry Montgomery officiating. Interment followed in the Hale Cemetery under the direction of Nelson Funeral Service. Memorial donations may be made to the Oak Grove Fire Department, in care of Gary and Pat High. Online condolences may be sent to the family at nelsonfuneral. com.


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Forensic, Social	 June 20, 2013 July 30, 2016
Exonerated but forever tarnished? On the lingering stigma of the wrongfully convicted
Wrongful convictions are disturbingly common. In the USA alone, over 1,050 innocent people who were found guilty in court have subsequently been exonerated. A new study, the first to systematically study stigma towards convicted innocents, finds that the old adage is true – mud sticks. Convictions may be overturned, but stigma persists.
Kimberley Clow and Amy-May Leach surveyed 86 psychology students in Canada about either "people who have been wrongfully convicted of a crime"; "people who have been convicted of a crime that they actually committed"; or "people in general".
The students rated wrongfully convicted people in a similar way to offenders, including perceiving them as incompetent and cold, and having negative attitudes towards them. Although the students desired less social distance from the wrongly convicted compared with offenders, they preferred to have more distance from them than people in general. And while they expressed more pity for wrongly convicted people than offenders, this didn't translate into greater support for giving them assistance such as job training or subsidised housing. In fact, the students were more in favour of giving monthly living expenses to people in general as opposed to the wrongly convicted.
"A wrongly convicted individual should be viewed as any other non-convicted citizen," said Clow and Leach. "Our findings, however, suggest that this does not occur … Wrongly convicted persons are not perceived as other citizens."
Bear in mind these results are only a tentative first step towards greater understanding of this issue. It's unsafe to generalise confidently from a student sample, and we haven't learned much about why the participants stigmatised the wrongly convicted so harshly. It's possible the students held a general belief that wrongly convicted people are likely guilty of other crimes. Or perhaps they believed them morally contaminated by their time in prison.
Despite its limitations, the new study chimes with anecdotal evidence. Consider the case of the unfortunately named Kirk Bloodsworth. In 1993, after nearly nine years in prison, Bloodsworth was a free man thanks to DNA testing that showed he was not guilty of raping and killing a nine-year-old girl – the first time the scientific technique had been used in this way. Yet despite his release, Bloodsworth continued to be vilified, including having "child killer" scrawled in dirt on his truck.
Clow, K., and Leach, A. (2013). After innocence: Perceptions of individuals who have been wrongfully convicted Legal and Criminological Psychology DOI: 10.1111/lcrp.12018
The Innocence Project works to exonerate the wrongfully convicted using DNA evidence.
Simple fist-squeezing procedure helps athletes avoid choking under pressure
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Albaicín peut désigner :
 Albaicín, un quartier dans la ville espagnole de Grenade.

 Ignacio Rafael García Escudero, un matador originaire de Grenade.

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[//000000001]: # (doctools::idx::import::json \- Documentation tools)
[//000000002]: # (Generated from file 'plugin\.inc' by tcllib/doctools with format 'markdown')
[//000000003]: # (Copyright © 2009\-2019 Andreas Kupries <andreas\_kupries@users\.sourceforge\.net>)
[//000000004]: # (doctools::idx::import::json\(n\) 0\.2\.1 tcllib "Documentation tools")

 [ Main Table Of Contents | Table Of Contents | Keyword Index | Categories | Modules | Applications ]

# NAME

doctools::idx::import::json \- JSON import plugin

# Table Of Contents

  - [Table Of Contents](#toc)

  - [Synopsis](#synopsis)

  - [Description](#section1)

  - [API](#section2)

  - [JSON notation of keyword indices](#section3)

  - [Keyword index serialization format](#section4)

  - [Bugs, Ideas, Feedback](#section5)

  - [Keywords](#keywords)

  - [Category](#category)

  - [Copyright](#copyright)

# SYNOPSIS

package require Tcl 8\.5
package require doctools::idx::import::json ?0\.2\.1?
package require doctools::idx::structure
package require json

[__[import](\.\./\.\./\.\./\.\./index\.md\#import)__ *string* *configuration*](#1)

# DESCRIPTION

This package implements the doctools keyword index import plugin for the parsing
of JSON markup\.

This is an internal package of doctools, for use by the higher level management
packages handling keyword indices, especially
__[doctools::idx::import](idx\_import\.md)__, the import manager\.

Using it from a regular interpreter is possible, however only with contortions,
and is not recommended\. The proper way to use this functionality is through the
package __[doctools::idx::import](idx\_import\.md)__ and the import
manager objects it provides\.

# API

The API provided by this package satisfies the specification of the docidx
import plugin API version 2\.

  - __[import](\.\./\.\./\.\./\.\./index\.md\#import)__ *string* *configuration*

    This command takes the *string* and parses it as JSON markup encoding a
    keyword index, in the context of the specified *configuration* \(a
    dictionary\)\. The result of the command is the canonical serialization of
    that keyword index, in the form specified in section [Keyword index
    serialization format](#section4)\.

# JSON notation of keyword indices

The JSON format used for keyword indices is a direct translation of the
[Keyword index serialization format](#section4), mapping Tcl dictionaries
as JSON objects and Tcl lists as JSON arrays\. For example, the Tcl serialization

    doctools::idx {
    	label {Keyword Index}
    	keywords {
    		changelog  {changelog.man cvs.man}
    		conversion {doctools.man docidx.man doctoc.man apps/dtplite.man mpexpand.man}
    		cvs        cvs.man
    	}
    	references {
    		apps/dtplite.man {manpage dtplite}
    		changelog.man    {manpage doctools::changelog}
    		cvs.man          {manpage doctools::cvs}
    		docidx.man       {manpage doctools::idx}
    		doctoc.man       {manpage doctools::toc}
    		doctools.man     {manpage doctools}
    		mpexpand.man     {manpage mpexpand}
    	}
    	title {}
    }

is equivalent to the JSON string

    {
        "doctools::idx" : {
            "label"      : "Keyword Index",
            "keywords"   : {
                "changelog"  : ["changelog.man","cvs.man"],
                "conversion" : ["doctools.man","docidx.man","doctoc.man","apps\/dtplite.man","mpexpand.man"],
                "cvs"        : ["cvs.man"],
            },
            "references" : {
                "apps\/dtplite.man" : ["manpage","dtplite"],
                "changelog.man"     : ["manpage","doctools::changelog"],
                "cvs.man"           : ["manpage","doctools::cvs"],
                "docidx.man"        : ["manpage","doctools::idx"],
                "doctoc.man"        : ["manpage","doctools::toc"],
                "doctools.man"      : ["manpage","doctools"],
                "mpexpand.man"      : ["manpage","mpexpand"]
            },
            "title"      : ""
        }
    }

# Keyword index serialization format

Here we specify the format used by the doctools v2 packages to serialize keyword
indices as immutable values for transport, comparison, etc\.

We distinguish between *regular* and *canonical* serializations\. While a
keyword index may have more than one regular serialization only exactly one of
them will be *canonical*\.

  - regular serialization

      1. An index serialization is a nested Tcl dictionary\.

      1. This dictionary holds a single key, __doctools::idx__, and its
         value\. This value holds the contents of the index\.

      1. The contents of the index are a Tcl dictionary holding the title of the
         index, a label, and the keywords and references\. The relevant keys and
         their values are

           * __title__

             The value is a string containing the title of the index\.

           * __label__

             The value is a string containing a label for the index\.

           * __keywords__

             The value is a Tcl dictionary, using the keywords known to the
             index as keys\. The associated values are lists containing the
             identifiers of the references associated with that particular
             keyword\.

             Any reference identifier used in these lists has to exist as a key
             in the __references__ dictionary, see the next item for its
             definition\.

           * __references__

             The value is a Tcl dictionary, using the identifiers for the
             references known to the index as keys\. The associated values are
             2\-element lists containing the type and label of the reference, in
             this order\.

             Any key here has to be associated with at least one keyword, i\.e\.
             occur in at least one of the reference lists which are the values
             in the __keywords__ dictionary, see previous item for its
             definition\.

      1. The *[type](\.\./\.\./\.\./\.\./index\.md\#type)* of a reference can be one
         of two values,

           * __manpage__

             The identifier of the reference is interpreted as symbolic file
             name, referring to one of the documents the index was made for\.

           * __url__

             The identifier of the reference is interpreted as an url, referring
             to some external location, like a website, etc\.

  - canonical serialization

    The canonical serialization of a keyword index has the format as specified
    in the previous item, and then additionally satisfies the constraints below,
    which make it unique among all the possible serializations of the keyword
    index\.

      1. The keys found in all the nested Tcl dictionaries are sorted in
         ascending dictionary order, as generated by Tcl's builtin command
         __lsort \-increasing \-dict__\.

      1. The references listed for each keyword of the index, if any, are listed
         in ascending dictionary order of their *labels*, as generated by
         Tcl's builtin command __lsort \-increasing \-dict__\.

# Bugs, Ideas, Feedback

This document, and the package it describes, will undoubtedly contain bugs and
other problems\. Please report such in the category *doctools* of the [Tcllib
Trackers](http://core\.tcl\.tk/tcllib/reportlist)\. Please also report any ideas
for enhancements you may have for either package and/or documentation\.

When proposing code changes, please provide *unified diffs*, i\.e the output of
__diff \-u__\.

Note further that *attachments* are strongly preferred over inlined patches\.
Attachments can be made by going to the __Edit__ form of the ticket
immediately after its creation, and then using the left\-most button in the
secondary navigation bar\.

# KEYWORDS

[JSON](\.\./\.\./\.\./\.\./index\.md\#json),
[deserialization](\.\./\.\./\.\./\.\./index\.md\#deserialization),
[doctools](\.\./\.\./\.\./\.\./index\.md\#doctools),
[import](\.\./\.\./\.\./\.\./index\.md\#import),
[index](\.\./\.\./\.\./\.\./index\.md\#index)

# CATEGORY

Text formatter plugin

# COPYRIGHT

Copyright © 2009\-2019 Andreas Kupries <andreas\_kupries@users\.sourceforge\.net>

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Todays Though > News > Biggest Dolphins decision of day involved Byron Jones; good revamp of WRs this offseason – Boston Herald
Biggest Dolphins decision of day involved Byron Jones; good revamp of WRs this offseason – Boston Herald
posted on Aug. 30, 2022 at 5:11 pm
Five thoughts on the Dolphins' cut-down day:
1.The prime decision affecting the first month of the season wasn't whether Miami kept Skylar Thompson or what happened with Preston Williams. It was the decision on cornerback Byron Jones. The Dolphins didn't activate him off the physically unable to perform list after off-season lower leg surgery and so he won't be active for the first four games. Coach Mike McDaniel had been optimistic Jones could be ready for the opener. This means the Dolphins have to decide how to play their cornerbacks opposite Xavien Howard. Noah Igbinoghene started the third preseason game with the No. 1 defense in keeping with summer work so the expectation is he'll start there. Nik Needham, in that case, would stay inside where he played much of last season. Also, there's the first four opposing quarterbacks to consider: Mac Jones, Lamar Jackson, Josh Allen and Joe Burrow.
2. The signing of Trey Flowers, coupled with Melvin Ingram, gives the Dolphins two veteran edge players who have been impactful in their careers. They also aren't the players they once were. Can they help in the right role? Absolutely. The larger question for a team thinking playoffs is where their bodies will be come December and January. Flowers is only 29, but has gone on injured reserve in November and December the past two seasons. Ingram is 31, and was let go by two smart organizations who valued short-term help in Pittsburgh and Kansas City in the past year. Andrew Van Ginkel's appendix issue seemed to open the need for Flowers. But the story of Flowers and Ingram will be if they can impact games in the first half of the season — and, if so, where their health is the second half.
3. There was good work done to the receiving group that last preseason consisted of four of the top receivers sitting out with injuries. Getting Tyreek Hill obviously changed the offense. Jaylen Waddle, Dallas free agent Cedric Williams and fourth-round pick Erik Ezukanma were locks to make the team and each has shown strengths. That left two positions open. One typically goes to a player who is a special-teams stalwart. It was most recently Mack Hollins. River Cracraft looks to be that guy. So with cuts to talented Lynn Bowden and Mohammad Sanu, the decisions is what to do with Preston Williams. He hasn't done much of anything since his rookie year. But he's big and a target. His punt return — and miscatch — said the Dolphins want to see if he can do more than just play receiver, as the sixth receiver should. A trade as has been suggested. Would you give up anything of value for an undrafted player with an injury history who hasn't done anything for two years? Regardless, the Dolphins have cleaned the shelf of marginal and injured receivers and have a dynamic group.
4. Don't underestimate coach Mike McDaniel's ties with San Francisco and offensive coordinator Frank Smith's ties with the Los Angeles Rams, especially when it comes to judging offensive linemen. San Francisco is weighing who to release on the line. The Rams, as Super Bowl champs, have some decisions, too. The Dolphins released Solomon Kindley, who seemed the classic cost of changing systems — a power guy who could use a few pounds in a system that now wants better athletes. Alan Panckey was a versatile lineman.
5. Quick hits:
— Cornerbacks and tackles are the priority to pick up off the waiver wire from other team's cuts. Problem is, that's most every team's priorities.
— Noah Igbinoghene had a tough summer and preseason, but seems safe as a former first-round pick. The question is if he's the starter with Jones out, as the Dolphins lined up in their final preseason game.
The Bills released tight end O.J. Howard? Hmm.
Margaret Rood August 30, 2022
Quentin Palfrey exiting AG race, supporting Andrea Campbell
Board of Higher Education appoints new commissioner


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What to Do in Case of an Earthquake in Japan
Earthquakes in Japan are a common concern and while they are common, there are steps travellers can take to stay safe.
While they're not something anyone wants to experience, especially when travelling abroad, natural disasters are always a possibility and something of which you should be mindful. For Japan, the natural disaster that typically comes to mind is earthquakes, as the country has an extensive history with them. Since earthquakes can happen at any time, it's best to know ahead of time what to do in the off chance that you experience an earthquake in Japan.
Read on for information and advice on staying safe in the event of a Japan earthquake.
History of Earthquakes in Japan
To fully appreciate the likelihood of earthquakes in Japan, it's best to take a quick look at the country's history with the phenomenon.
Japan has an extensive history with earthquakes and is actually recorded as experiencing roughly 20 percent of all earthquakes above magnitude 6 on the planet. It's estimated that the country experiences a tremor once every five minutes, resulting in around 2000 noteworthy earthquakes each year.
Looking back through Japan's history, there are countless major earthquakes that have struck over the years. The earliest referenced one is from 416 in the Nara Prefecture, and there are detailed records of Japanese earthquakes from as far back as 1892. These seismic shocks have not relented over the centuries, either, with two earthquakes of magnitude 7 having already been recorded for Japan in 2021.
The largest earthquake in recent memory was the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake (often referred to as 3.11), which had a magnitude of 9.1, making it one of the top five strongest earthquakes in the world since records began. It was this earthquake and its subsequent tsunami that caused the tragic Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster, with the earthquake estimated to have a death toll of almost 20,000 deaths.
Why Are There So Many Earthquakes in Japan?
Clearly, earthquakes are a frequent issue in Japan, but why is that? Earthquakes are the result of shifting tectonic plates that cause deep-seated stresses in the crust and upper mantle of the Earth.
Japan has the unfortunate honour of sitting on top of four overlapping continental plates: the Pacific, the Philippine, the Eurasian and the North American plate. As such, it's far more likely to experience seismic activity than most places around the world, and is also home to a generous number of volcanoes and hot springs. These frequent eruptions are also why Japan experiences tsunamis, as they are caused by earthquakes occurring along its extensive coast.
Tips for Staying Safe During an Earthquake
Should you experience an earthquake while travelling in Japan there are a whole host of things you can do to try to stay safe and reduce your risk of harm. Some are tips for things you can do in advance to ensure you're prepared, while others relate to what to do during the emergency to minimize your risk. They include:
Download an earthquake early warning app for your smartphone, like the Safety Tips app provided by the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO). Those with a Japanese phone number will also receive emergency notifications that way.
During an earthquake, it's important to Drop, Cover and Hold. Drop down low for stability and reduce your risk of falling; Cover your head from falling items; and hold onto something to keep yourself in place.
If you are inside, do not go outside as there may be falling debris. If already outside, stand clear from buildings, trees, and utility wires. Never use elevators during or after an earthquake.
If you're around other people or in public, such as public transportation, follow the example of locals and authorities, as they will have more experience with what to do.
When near the coast after a large earthquake, immediately find higher ground and remain there until you have been notified that there is no tsunami risk.
Information on Natural Disasters in Japan
Despite these warnings, it's important to understand that most earthquakes in Japan are quite minor and can even happen without you noticing. Japan has also had plenty of experience with this phenomenon, so most modern buildings there have been designed to be resistant to earthquakes and their early-warning systems are state-of-the-art. So don't let a fear of being caught in one stop you from visiting Japan.
That said, it's always smart when travelling anywhere to know where to get information for natural disasters and what to do in an emergency.
The JNTO has a useful online tool that provides tourists with advice based on their circumstances depending on what kind of emergency you're experiencing, including earthquakes. It also features some useful Japanese phrases to help with communication in an emergency.
Suzy J. Allister
Suzan "Suzy" J. Allister is a freelance writer that loves to share her take on Japan, especially anything related to contemporary youth and digital culture. Originally from the US, she now lives in East Asia where she shares her travel adventures with the world through Instagram.
Visit Hiroshima
Hiroshima may be known to tourists thanks to its infamous past, but few realise the variety of things to do in Hiroshima that make it even more interesting.
Summer Festivals
Summer is the perfect time to visit Japan and enjoy the country's most colourful and spectacular traditional festivals. Get ready for fun in the sun!
Rugby World Cup Travel Tips
Come September, Japan is about to host another of the world's biggest sporting events, the 2019 Rugby World Cup.


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Q: SELECT * from SQL table using prepared statement I'm using a prepared statement to SELECT * from a MySQL table and I'm not sure how to use while($row = mysqli_fetch_array($stmt)) to loop through and select items from the result array. This is my code, what am I doing wrong?
    $link = mysqli_connect($host, $username, $password, $db);
    $query = "SELECT * from `wp_posts` WHERE ID=? ";
    //$result = mysqli_query($link, $query);
    $stmt = mysqli_prepare($link, $query);
    if($stmt){
        mysqli_stmt_bind_param($stmt, "i", $pid);
        mysqli_stmt_bind_result($stmt, $dbpid);
        mysqli_stmt_execute($stmt);
        mysqli_stmt_fetch($stmt);
    }
    while($row = mysqli_fetch_array($stmt)){
        ?>

 <?php echo $row['post_title']; ?>

<?php echo $row['post_content']; ?>

    <?php } ?>

A: To answer your question using mysqli, you have to use get_result()
So, the proper mysqli-based solution will be
$query = "SELECT * from `wp_posts` WHERE ID=? ";
$stmt = $mysqli->prepare($query);
$stmt->bind_param("i", $pid);
$stmt->execute();
$res = $stmt->get_result();
$data = $res->fetch_all(MYSQLI_ASSOC);

(the full explanation for this code can be found in my article, Mysqli SELECT query with prepared statements)
and then you can use $data in the foreach loop for the output as it showed in the other answer.

A: Nothing wrong with Darwin's answer, but wanted to point out PDO as an alternative with much lighter syntax:
<?php
$options = [
    PDO::ATTR_ERRMODE            => PDO::ERRMODE_EXCEPTION,
    PDO::ATTR_DEFAULT_FETCH_MODE => PDO::FETCH_ASSOC,
    PDO::ATTR_EMULATE_PREPARES   => false,
];
$link = new PDO("mysql:host=$host;dbname=$db", $username, $password, $options);
$stmt = $link->prepare("SELECT * from `wp_posts` WHERE ID=?");
$stmt->execute([$pid]);
$result = $stmt->fetchAll();

// Now you have a plain array to work with, database work is over
foreach ($result as $row):
?>

    <?=$row["post_title"]?>

        <?=$row["post_content"]?>

<?php endforeach;?>

No need for any binding at all, and personally I find it much easier to work with.

A: You don't use bind_result() with fetch_array(). You either make repeated calls to fetch() to read the columns into the individual variables bound with bind_result() OR don't use bind_result(), call mysqli_smt_get_result() to pull the results into a mysqli_result object, and make repeated calls to mysqli_fetch_array() to load the row into your $row array.
Since you're using SELECT *, the unbound-result approach would be more logical. For your code:
$link = mysqli_connect($host, $username, $password, $db);
$query = "SELECT * FROM wp_posts WHERE ID = ? ";
$stmt = mysqli_prepare($link, $query)
    or die("Unable to prepare statement: " . $link->error);

mysqli_stmt_bind_param($stmt, "i", $pid);
mysqli_stmt_execute($stmt)
    or die("Unable to execute query: " . $stmt->error);

$rslt = mysqli_stmt_get_result($stmt);

while($row = mysqli_fetch_array($rslt))
{
    ?>

 <?php echo $row['post_title']; ?>

<?php echo $row['post_content']; ?>

<?php } ?>

Just for comparison, here's how you would use bind_result() (and also how to use the object syntax):
$link = new mysqli($host, $username, $password, $db);
$query = "SELECT post_title, post_content FROM wp_posts WHERE ID = ? ";

$stmt = $link->prepare($query);
    or die("Unable to prepare statement: " . $link->error);
$stmt->bind_param("i", $pid);
$stmt->execute()
    or die("Unable to execute query: " . $stmt->error);
$stmt->bind_result($postTitle, $postContent)
    or die("Unable to bind result: " . $stmt->error);

while($stmt->fetch()){
    ?>

 <?php echo $postTitle; ?>

<?php echo $postContent; ?>

<?php } ?>

Note that when using bind_result() your result values are returned as individual scalars rather than in an array, and that you need to bind the result variables to the columns in order, so you need to know what columns are in the result.
Hope that helps.

A: Here is a simple example of a 'prepared select statement' and echoing out the result.
    if($_SERVER["REQUEST_METHOD"] == "POST" && isset($_POST['uname']) && isset($_POST['pword'])) {

    $stmt = $conn->prepare("SELECT * FROM members WHERE username = ? && password = ?");// substitute '$conn' with whatever you named your database connection.
    $stmt->bind_param("ss", $username, $password);
    $username = $_POST['uname'];
    $password = $_POST['pword'];
    $stmt->execute();
    $result = $stmt->get_result();
    if ($result->num_rows ===0) exit('Not-A-Thing');
    while($row = $result->fetch_assoc()) { echo $row['id'] . "
" . $row['username']; }
    $stmt->close();

    }

This is just an example. If you were searching for how to bind parameters, then you more than likely already know what the '?'s and 'ss's mean. No explanation should be needed if you have previously queried a database before.

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This was one of the first Lovecraft stories I read, and it got me hooked. I\'ve read pretty much everything he\'s written since. I like most of them, but Charles Dexter Ward is among the best.
Unlike some of HPL\'s works, he doesn\'t have \"unnameable\" and \"eldritch\" monsters destroying humanity with cosmic indifference. While he does refer to names like \"Yog-Soggoth\" that appear elsewhere in his mythos, this is his most human drama. The villain is terrifying because you don\'t understand what he is able to do.
This is a masterful tale of horror. I find it very fitting that this was first published in Weird Tales magazine. The strength of Lovecraft's writing lies in his refusal to provide every gruesome detail. The reader is only permitted a quick peek behind the curtain and is then left to fill in his own details. Warning: do not read late at night in an empty house.
Entertainingly Creepy, I also enjoyed the film version with Vincent Price.
A beautifull mix of Fact and Fiction.
An excellent read, Lovecraft is truly a master of his craft. This is my favorite Lovecraft novella so far.
One of the best horror stories. H.P. Lovecraft is the master of horror.


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There Don sat on the grass, barefoot and cross-legged. This can't be how Mad Men is going to end, with an effing tribute to the calming powers of yoga, thought everyone watching. But instead of a classic Mad Men slow pullout, the camera pushed in on Don's face. And like that, a chime rings and Don smiles.
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Artificial Lawyer Wins Place in ABA Journal's 'Best Of' Web 100 List
5th December 2018 artificiallawyer Awards 2
Artificial Lawyer is very proud to announce that it has been chosen to be part of the ABA Journal's prestigious Web 100 list of the best legal blogs, podcasts, Twitter accounts and web tools. It is one of only 35 blogs to make the list this year.
The full list of Web 100 members appears in the online version of the December issue of the magazine.
The ABA Journal is the highly respected publication of the American Bar Association, one of the world's largest voluntary professional organisations, with over 400,000 members.
ABA Journal Editor and Publisher, Molly McDonough, said: 'The web is a constantly evolving space, and we enjoy shining a light on new and useful blogs, tools and people for legal professionals to follow. We started this project as the Blawg 100 in 2007, but over the years have broadened the scope to include podcasts and social media.'
'This year, we added a category to explore tools that have practical applications for your day-to-day life as a lawyer. We hope the Web 100 provides readers with entertainment, engagement and a way to keep abreast of the newest developments in the legal industry,' she added.
In terms of the group of legal blogs that have been included in the 2018 100 honorees, there are a total of 35 sites, which are:
Best law blogs of 2018
Ad Law Access
The Faculty Lounge
Faughnan on Ethics
The Girl's Guide to Law School
Howe on the Court
In Custodia Legis
The Law21 Blog
Legal Evolution
Proskauer on Advertising Law
Jeremy W. Richter
TheTMCA.com
Understanding the ADA
Who Is My Employee?
Zen and the Art of Legal Networking
(Check out the ABA Journal site for full details of all these blogs, as well as details of the 65 other honorees, which include Twitter accounts and legal applications.)
Many thanks to the ABA Journal for including Artificial Lawyer, it's great to be recognised by one's peers and it is very much appreciated! And also many thanks to the judges:
Ivy Grey is director of business strategy for WordRake, professional editing and proofreading software for Microsoft Word. She is the creator of American Legal Style for PerfectIt, which is a proofreading add-in for Microsoft Word.
Rebecca Tushnet is the inaugural Frank Stanton Professor of the First Amendment at Harvard Law School. Her work focuses on copyright, trademark and advertising law. Tushnet's 43(B)log is in the ABA Journal's Blawg 100 Hall of Fame.
Mark Walsh is a contributing writer to Education Week. He also writes about the Supreme Court for the ABA Journal and is a regular contributor to SCOTUSblog.
Frank H. Wu is the William L. Prosser Distinguished Professor at the University of California's Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco. He blogged at HuffPost for five years, currently writes for the Daily Journal, Diverse Issues in Higher Education, Film Inquiry, 35mmc and The Run Commuter.
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CHUKYO GAKUIN WINS 1ST CROWN IN WEST JAPAN COLLEGIATE DUALS
OSAKA (December 8-9) – Chukyo Gakuin University won its first west Japan collegiate dual meet championship crown with 5-2 win over defending champion Tokuyama University in the meet's finale at Kanaoka Park Gymnasium in Sakai.
The Chukyo Gakuin wrestling team, which had finished second three times since 2010, finally triumphed for its first title since the club was established in 2000.
CGU 60kg entry Hiroya Zaitsu was named the meet's outstanding wrestler while teammate Rei Kuwaki, who won his fourth straight west Japan individual championship at 55kg in October, was named west Japan's wrestler of the year.
Meanwhile, Doshisha University, which won 13 west Japan championships between 1963 and 1990, finished at the bottom of the first division and will compete in the second division tourney next spring for the first time since the club was established in 1945.
Kansai University, banned from competition in 2010 over problems away from the mats, returned with five convincing wins in the second division and will advance to first division competition in the spring tourney.


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A survey of Old Testament introduction / by JR. Gleason L. Archer.
Call number: 264.05 W931 Material type: BookPublisher: Philadelphia, Pa. : The Westminster Press, c1970Description: 219 p.Availability: Items available for loan: PYULIB-DW [Call number: 264.05 W931] (1).
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Who? : Spanish-speaking Americans in the U.S.A.
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The new English Bible : new testament.
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by Wit and wisdom of good pope John / translated by Salvator Attanasio | Attanasio, Salvator.
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The Bible in basic English.
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The new English Bible : the Apocrypha.
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ECHO COLUMN: our NHS needs the funding it deserves
Posted by Sharon on July 12, 2018
Read Sharon's latest Sunderland Echo column below or by going to the Sunderland Echo.
Last week the NHS celebrated its 70th birthday. Our NHS remains one of Britain's greatest institutions, and it is a Labour Government that proudly introduced it in 1948.
The NHS was founded on three core principles: that it meet the needs of everyone; that it be free at the point of delivery; and that it be based on clinical need, not ability to pay.
As a local Labour MP, and Shadow Minister for Public Health, I am committed to defending these founding principles, so that our NHS is available for many, many more decades to come.
Sadly, the future of our NHS is under threat by this Tory Government.
Not only have they starved it of the funding it so desperately needs, but they have also failed to commit sufficient funding to public health and social care.
This comes at a time when demand on NHS services is growing.
A&Es are over-stretched and overcrowded; increasing numbers of people are waiting too long for operations; and key performance targets are being missed month after month.
This demand is coupled with a NHS workforce crisis. We should all show our appreciation for the thousands of people who work tirelessly to provide people with health care every single day.
Whether that's the nurses and doctors in A&E, the porters and cleaners who keep our hospitals clean, or the cancer surgeons who perform ground-breaking operations, I know that we have all had reason to be thankful in one way or another.
But the truth is that the workforce is in crisis. Across the NHS there are more than 100,000 staff vacancies, including 40,000 nurses and 11,000 doctors.
Eight years of austerity have left their mark on the ability of the NHS to carry out its intended aims.
As of May this year, around 4.2 million people were waiting for non-urgent hospital treatment in England, and over the winter the rate of people being seen in A&E within four hours fell below 80% in some months. The target (set at 95%) has not been met since July 2015, a shocking indictment of this Government's record.
We must not underestimate the extent of the long-lasting damage that the intentional under-funding of the NHS has already had.
NHS staff and patients deserve so much more from a Government that puts the health and wellbeing of everyone first.
It is no longer good enough for the Government to provide piecemeal increases, whilst people wait for the care they need.
A Labour Government founded the NHS 70 years ago, and it will only be a Labour Government that will continue to fight for it and give our NHS the funding it rightly deserves.
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Vicky Kaushal's Uri has made it to the list of highest grossing Hindi films of all time, alongside movies of Aamir Khan, Shah Rukh Khan and Prabhas' Baahubali 2.
Uri- The Surgical Strike has become the 10th highest grossing Hindi film in history, collecting Rs 244 crore at the box office. The film released on January 11 and had a successful run in theatres for over 10 weeks across India.
It is now among the top grossing movies in Hindi cinema, on a list that is dominated by Aamir Khan and Salman Khan. Both the Khans have three films each on the top 10, while Prabhas' Baahubali 2 is on the top slot with over Rs 500 crore in box office collection.
Film trade analyst Taran Adarsh confirmed the news on Twitter, sharing the top 10 highest grossing Hindi films of all time based on their nett box office collection in India.
#Uri emerges 10th highest grossing *Hindi* film ever... 1. #Baahubali2 [#Hindi], 2. #Dangal, 3. #Sanju, 4. #PK, 5. #TigerZindaHai, 6. #BajrangiBhaijaan, 7. #Padmaavat, 8. #Sultan, 9. #Dhoom3, 10. #UriTheSurgicalStrike. Note: Nett BOC. India biz.
Touted as the first hit of 2019, Uri faced stiff competition from releases like Gully Boy, Total Dhammal and Manikarnika.
Reportedly, the film had also surpassed an all-time box office collection recorded for week six by films like Gadar- Ek Prem Katha and recent big blockbusters like Bahubali - The Conclusion which earned Rs 5.38 crore, Padmaavat that collected Rs 3.96 crore in its sixth week and Dangal, which made Rs 1.63 crore.
Uri had created history as its second weekend box office collection was higher than the first weekend. The film had collected Rs 35.92 crore in its first weekend and Rs 37.75 crore in its second weekend. Uri is the first film starring Vicky as a solo lead that has entered the Rs 100 crore club.


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Posted on February 12, 2016 by MelskiPosted in Dreams, FamilyTagged dream interpretation, Dreams, Family.
It is so hard to write about dreams, but you managed to take us perfectly on the ride with you. Great story and interpretation. I think we've all had similar life experiences at one time or another. Early in my career, I had them more often than today, but still they come and go. It's important to remind ourselves on occasion that our life is our own. You owe it to yourself to find the beauty and importance in what you do. If you don't feel appreciated in a job because of the organization or people within, it's up to you to make a change. It sounds like you're doing just that, so I applaud you on your new journey and wish you all the best.


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The government's plans to improve the quality of FDI inflows have brought initial results with more foreign investors targeting to set up high-tech projects in the country.
During a recent working session with authorities of southern Binh Duong province, Executive Managing Officer of Sharp Corporation Yoshihiro Hashimoto mentioned a plan to build a factory worth nearly US$2 billion to manufacture high-tech camera modules and smart phone screens in the province.
Hoa Lac Hi-Tech Park sets to lure some US$1 billion of investment capital in 2018
In the first stage, Sharp plans to spend roughly US$300 million, about US$200 million of which will be for machinery and equipment. The location of the plant is under discussion.
Le Hoai Quoc, head of the Saigon High-Tech Park (SHTP) management board, said many Japanese-invested projects will be licensed in the near future, notably a US$250 million investment in a complex featuring a high-tech hospital and a research and development institute for living science by Japan's Allied Telesis and the US's Quantus Corporation.
The rising investments in high-tech projects have also seen at the Hoa Lac Hi-Tech Park (HHTP) in Hanoi. Japan's Nidec Group in June received the investment certificate for the Nidec Techno Motor Vietnam project in HHTP to develop and produce brushless electric DC motors with the total investment of some US$387 million.
Nidec Group plans to invest in five projects with the total investment of around US$1 billion in HHTP. Nidec Techno Motor Vietnam is the first of these projects to be granted a certificate. These projects will create tens of thousands of jobs and boost export turnover, contributing to the development of the support industry and socioeconomic development of Hanoi capital.
In Vietnam, Nidec is also a key investor in SHTP with five factories totaling US$446 million of registered capital, targeting precision engineering – automation, optical reading heads, magnetic stripe cards, high-precision compact motors and motor spare parts.
Earlier, South Korean Hanwha Techwin Co was also licensed to implement a US$200 million project to produce aircraft engine and gas driven industrial turbine parts and components in HHTP.
Incentive policies
The government has so far issued many preferential policies to attract investors in high-tech projects, especially those operating in the country's three high-tech parks in Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi and Danang.
In HHTP in Hanoi, for example, investors who implement a new project worth at least VND4 trillion (US$176 million) will enjoy corporate income tax of 10 percent for 30 years, according to a new decree issued in June this year.
Investors will also receive incentives on tax, land rental and land use fees if they develop housing projects for laborers working at HHTP.
Besides this, the Hanoi People's Committee will prioritize the allocation of sufficient land funds for housing projects for the HHTP's workers.
According to Pham Dai Duong, deputy minister of Science and Technology and head of the HHTP's management board, fine-tuned investment incentive policies as well as improved infrastructure facilities and removed land-clearance barriers have helped HHTP to better attract investors. He expected HHTP will lure some US$1 billion of investment capital in 2018.
Investments in Da Nang Hi-Tech Park (DHTP) have also enjoyed many special investment incentives on corporate income tax (CIT), import duty and land rental.
Specifically, investors in DHTP will be exempt from CIT for the first four years and then will enjoy a 50 percent reduction of the payable tax for the next nine years. A CIT rate of 10 percent will be applicable for 15 years and large projects valued at more than VND3 trillion (US$133 million) will even enjoy such 10 percent CIT rate for 30 years.
An exemption from import duty will be applied for investors in DHTP for the first five years for raw materials and accessories that cannot be domestically produced.
Many high-tech projects in DHTP are also eligible for free land rental for the entire term of the investment project, and are required to pay only construction costs, utilities, and other disbursements.
Investments in high-tech projects will continuously receive more preferential treatment in the time ahead when the government continuously plans to give top priority to high-tech industries in the nation's new FDI attraction strategy in the next decade.


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From EJ's Instagram account, @ejjohnson
Rich Kids of Beverly Hills is standard E! Entertainment Network "reality" fare. Whether you call it a reality show, a docuseries, or unscripted TV, a reality rose by any other name is still reality. Well, actually it's "reality," glossed-up and staged and edited and yes, scripted, for the viewing pleasure of the type of people who made E! the network that the Kardashians built. If you're sensing disdain in my tone, that's because my tone is disdainful. I don't care for that sort of programming for a number of reasons, and I had initially declared this particular show unwatchable because I don't delight in watching young rich people being young and rich in an "unscripted" format. Also, the official name of the show is #RichKids Of Beverly Hills, which I find appalling. But I digress.
I caught a Rich Kids… promo before the series premiered, and one cast member stuck out immediately. EJ Johnson was onscreen for only a few seconds, but that was enough to make an impression. He appeared at first glance to be a cookie-cutter caricature of a young gay black man, but there was something genuine going on that I wanted to know more about. EJ is the son of legendary athlete and entrepreneur Earvin "Magic" Johnson and his wife Cookie, and the family publicly acknowledged EJ coming out as gay before the series premiered and are vocally supportive at every turn.
I initially feared that EJ Johnson reads as the exact trope of the Sassy Gay Friend, a new-school mashup of the SBW (Sassy Black Woman) and the GBF (Gay Best Friend). On the show, he began in a small, supporting role. The show mostly follows other characters, who I find damn near unwatchable, but I have continued to watch the show for EJ's undeniable delightfulness.
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In this discussion, I include EJ because despite the format, the EJ we see is still a character. That is not to say that he's pretending or acting or to accuse him of falseness in any way, but to simply recognize that what we see when watching a television show is still the product of staging and editing, even in "reality."
That said, I enjoy watching EJ onscreen precisely because he does read as real to me, even in his most flamboyant moments of utter eleganza. Physically speaking, EJ is tall and also wide and loud and pretty much everything in every dimension. His face is beautiful with soft features and a smile that could stop a thunderstorm.
EJ Johnson's mannerisms and modes of speech could be described as effeminate, for wont of a better word. I don't subscribe to the confining mainstream ideas of heteronormativity, so please do not read any judgment into that. The word effeminate has taken on a negative connotation that I seek to rid it of, though I acknowledge that may be a losing battle. To declare masculinity preferable to femininity is simply patriarchal bullshit that is far too commonly accepted and perpetuated, independent of sex, gender, or sexual orientation. EJ Johnson is effeminate and fabulous and all of the other code words like a motherfucking boss, and his incontrovertible winning-ness could hush the fool mouth of anyone who thinks swishing is a bad thing. To put it even more bluntly, EJ Johnson inhabits every inch of his outsized physique on Rich Kids… in a way that loudly flies in the face of the kind of basic jackass who would utter the hideous cliché "No fatties, no femmes."
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I am a pansexual black woman who has grown up with gay men as unofficial adoptive family members, and I've witnessed years of ugly infighting between certain gay men who deem themselves superior to others because they're more "masculine" or "STR8 acting" than the men they look down upon. I'm always mindful of not taking up another marginalized group's fight uninvited, so I want to be clear that I know I don't have the lived experience to speak fully to conflicts between gay men. But as a friend, I have held the hands of "twinks" and "femmes" as they suffered the unnecessary discrimination of being deemed "less than."
Unfortunately, mainstream entertainment tends to be quite comfortable with the stereotype of the über-feminine gay man, snapping his fingers wildly in the periphery while giving fashion advice or calling out someone's bad dye job. Anything to avoid a portrayal of a gay man as a full human being and not just a punchline dispenser, right? Well, when EJ dispenses said fashion advice AND shows up with a handsome boyfriend, anyone with a functioning heart and moral compass can only cheer him on.
I have no doubt that qualifying as a titular #RichKid is a part of what gives EJ his joie de vivre, in addition to his more organic bounty like a charming personality and a loving family. EJ was born with what we call fuck you money, and with that comes a certain autonomy. I don't know him personally, and I would never be so reductive as to suggest that he hasn't known adversity, but speaking of the EJ we see on the show; he is livinnngggggggg!
His euphemisms and gesticulation are largely comprised of the sort of trope-isms that make me cringe, but EJ backs them up with palpable sincerity. He's not a white Real Housewife appropriating what she saw a black woman do on TV, and he's not a black woman appropriating what she saw a gay man do. He's a black, gay man living his life with the volume cranked up to 11.
Screenshot from Rich Kids of Beverly Hills
The second season of Rich Kids… has just ended, and it brought us even more EJ screen time, though it'll never be enough for my taste. He may be fluent in the superficiality that the show requires, but he also talks about community representation and was the Grand Marshall of San Francisco's Gay Pride Parade. He goes luxury car shopping, he pops champagne, he takes dance classes, and he does it all with charming humanity. And sometimes he does it in a diaphanous garment by Givenchy and a floppy sunhat. And you will deal.
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Justice Matters
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Glenn Kirschner
Glenn is a former federal prosecutor with 30 years of trial experience. He served in the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia for 24 years, rising to the position of Chief of the Homicide Section. In that capacity, Glenn supervised 30 homicide prosecutors and oversaw all homicide grand jury investigations and prosecutions in Washington, DC.
The Prosecutor
Prior to joining the DC U.S. Attorney's Office, Glenn served more than six years on active duty as an Army Judge Advocate General (JAG) prosecutor, trying court-martial cases and handling criminal appeals, including espionage and death penalty cases.
Glenn currently works as an NBC News/MSNBC on-air legal analyst and teaches criminal justice at George Washington University. He has a YouTube channel and Podcast, "Justice Matters with Glenn Kirschner."
Glenn tried hundreds of cases in his three decades as a prosecutor, including more than 50 murder trials, multiple lengthy RICO trials and precedent-setting cases.
His cases have been made into major motion pictures (murder conviction of a sophisticated con man who ran in elite DC circles, subject of "Georgetown", a film starring Vanessa Redgrave, Christoph Waltz and Annette Bening) and TV documentaries, including the upcoming release of a multi-part documentary to air on Peacock streaming service, "Who Murdered Robert Wone?"
The Athletic Scholar
Glenn attended Washington & Lee University in Lexington, Virginia and was First-Team All American football player in 1983. In 1987, he graduated with honors from New England School of Law in Boston, where he was named a Trustee's Scholar.
Honor & Recognition
Glenn has received numerous awards, including:
The Harold J. Sullivan Award for Fairness, Ethics and Trial Excellence
The John F. Evans Award for Outstanding Advocacy
The Metropolitan Police Department's Chief of Police Medal of Honor
The United States Attorney's Office STAR Award
U.S. Army Meritorious Service Medal
Washington & Lee University Athletic Hall of Fame Inductee
induction in September 2018 into the American College of Trial Lawyers
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Congratulations on your upcoming graduation! As you join the ranks of Columbia Business School alumni around the world, we want to provide you with answers to some frequently asked questions we receive from students as they transition to alumni. As always, we are happy to answer any additional questions you may have. Please feel free to contact us directly at alumni@gsb.columbia.edu or 212-854-8815.
Within the Career Management section of the alumni website you will have access to a number of career resources. This includes career assessments and management tools, lists of recommended external career counselors, several online résumé databases, company research, individual career advising in person and by telephone, a subscription based career e-newsletter, and workshops and events throughout the year.
For more information on career resources for alumni, please contact Nancy Farina Johnston in Experienced Professionals Career Management directly at nfj2108@gsb.columbia.edu.
An alumni ID card is required to use the Career Management Library or the Watson Library. If you would like to receive your Alumni ID card, please visit the Library Information Office in Butler 201, on the first floor just before the security booth. Bring one form of identification (driver's license or passport) in order to receive your ID card right away. The fee is $5 and the card is good for six years. The Library Information Office's hours are: Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5:45 p.m. and Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 5:45 p.m.
Columbia Business School's online alumni community is your primary resource to stay connected with each other and the School. Once you are logged into the alumni website, you can update your personal information, find information about events, contact other alumni, and have access to career resources, news, and library databases.
If you have questions or forgot your login and password, please contact Alumni Relations at alumni@gsb.columbia.edu or 212-854-8815.
You will have access to all of your Canvas course materials for two years after graduation, however, professors can remove content from Canvas at any time, so we recommend downloading desired content as soon as possible.
You will continue to have access to the Career Management Library as an alumnus/a (simply bring in your alumni ID).
By the end of the summer, you will no longer be subscribed to student club e-mail lists. To subscribe to a variety of alumni industry/affinity discussion groups, please log in to the Network section of the website, select "Discussion Subscriptions" from the left hand–side menu, and then click "Subscriptions" from the left hand–side menu.
Your student access to COIN will continue for 90 days following graduation; after that point, you will enter through the Alumni portal. The jobs posted on the alumni website are specifically for Columbia Business School alumni seeking jobs available immediately. There are opportunities for new MBAs as well as experienced-level opportunities. You may search for these listings by clicking on Career Management on the alumni website and then selecting Job Search. This will take you to your unique homepage within the Experienced-Level Hire Talent Portal where you can search for specific postings, save job listings, manage your profile, and update your résumé.
If you would like to disable your CubMail account, please contact Columbia University Information Technology (CUIT) at www.columbia.edu/cuit.
If your employer (or potential employer) requires formal degree verification, they can obtain it from the National Student Clearinghouse. Columbia's code with the Clearinghouse is #002707. Some employers will also accept transcripts as verification of your degree. You can request a transcript through the Registrar, here.
The University Registrar will mail your diploma to the address listed on your graduation application. Diplomas will be ordered and mailed by the printer after the conferral date. It will take a few weeks to complete the process so it's important that we have an address on file for you which will be current for at least a couple of months after graduation. If you need to update your address, you may do so through Student Services Online (SSOL) anytime until 5 p.m. on the Monday before graduation – please be sure to select the DP (Diploma) address option. Your diploma will be sent to the DP address which is on file for you that Monday. If you would like to pick up your diploma in person in 210 Kent Hall, you may enter "HOLD FOR PICKUP" in line 1 of the DP address field. Your diploma should be available for pickup about three weeks after graduation and we will email you when it arrives. Delivery will take several weeks.
If you have any additional questions, please call the University Registrar's Diploma Office directly at 212-854-8319.
**Note: Information on important documents from the University Registrar may be accessed online.
As an alumnus/a, you will be automatically added to your new alumni class and cluster discussion groups on the alumni website, accessible via your alumni online network account. Additional discussion groups based on geography, industry, and interest are also available to alumni. To subscribe to a variety of alumni industry/affinity discussion groups, please log in to the Network section of the website, select "Discussion Subscriptions" from the left hand–side menu, and then click "Subscriptions" from the left hand–side menu.
During your final semester you will receive a link to set up your lifetime e-mail address; by clicking this link, you will be prompted step-by-step to deactivate your GSB Exchange e-mail account, which will automatically activate your lifetime e-mail forwarding and allow you to retain access to the e-mails, contacts, and calendar appointments currently in Outlook. Your lifetime e-mail forwarding address (i.e., jdoe13@gsb.columbia.edu) remains the same. You will now use the alumni website to adjust where it forwards.
To edit your lifetime e-mail forwarding, please log in to the Network section of the website, select "Edit My Profile" from the left hand-side menu, and click "Lifetime E-mail" under edit my information.
Please keep in mind that address and name changes registered on the student services website with your single sign-on ID do not automatically transfer into the Alumni website.
Students who are currently enrolled in the Columbia student medical insurance plan during the spring semester will be covered through the summer following graduation until August 14. Graduating students can pursue health insurance options via employers, state-based health care exchanges, through individual plans directly offered by some insurance companies. Columbia University does not endorse and has not verified the coverage offered by employers, state-based health care exchanges, and individual plans directly offered by insurance companies. Individuals are encouraged to carefully review all details of any insurance plan before making a selection. Please visit Columbia Health Services at www.health.columbia.edu or contact Student Insurance for additional information.
Be sure to access the Columbia Health Services site to confirm all dates, including deadlines for continuation and coverage as it is the responsibility of each student to contact Health Services regarding their coverage.
All MBA and EMBA alumni are eligible to audit New York–based elective courses offered during the academic year, provided there are seats available in the class and permission is obtained from Alumni Relations.
For more information about the courses available for auditing, please visit the School's Course Selection page, and contact Emily Hudson at eh2770@gsb.columbia.edu to learn more about the auditing process.
Your lifetime e-mail is a permanent forwarding account that redirects e-mail to your personal or business mailbox and enables you to keep in touch with other alumni as you move and change jobs. A non-Columbia e-mail address is necessary in order to receive and respond to your forwarded e-mail.
To update your Lifetime E-mail forwarding click on Lifetime E-mail within the "Edit My Profile" portion of the Network section of the site. Your student e-mail address will expire within 90 days of graduating, so please update this information as soon as possible.
As an alumnus/a, you will be invited to a number of alumni events throughout the year and throughout the world. TTo learn more about upcoming events, including listings of alumni club events, please log on to the alumni website and click on the event title listed on the Event Calendar.
Of particular note, each September Columbia Business School alumni clubs around the world host events to celebrate the network and bring new graduates, alumni, and prospective students together during our Worldwide Alumni Club Event celebrations. All are welcome to attend.
Remember to also be on the lookout for information on your one-year reunion, which will take place in April, 2017 in New York City!
Extra copies of your transcript are available from the University Registrar. To receive copies of your transcript please fill out the transcript request form. There is no fee for this service; however, if the transcript is needed immediately, alumni must call and pay to have the transcript sent via FedEx.
For more information, you may contact the Office of the Registrar directly at 212-854-4400 (Press "2" to order a transcript or verify degrees).
If you have any additional questions, please contact Alumni Relations at alumni@gsb.columbia.edu or 212-854-8815.
We look forward to celebrating your graduation from Columbia Business School and welcoming you to the greater Columbia alumni network.


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Apple's iOS 7 is Literally Making People Sick
by Matt Klassen on October 2, 2013
There are many who are unhappy with Apple's recently released iOS 7 update, annoyed by the tweaks to the user interface, the changed look, the auto-zoom features, and the operating system's new visual overlay. In reference to the latter two, however, it looks like some people are more than just annoyed, they're sickened (quite literally in fact), as reports have begun to surface of users experiencing headaches and nausea due to the quickly changing visual dynamics of the screen.
The reports started almost immediately after Apple launched iOS 7 last month, with users complaining of feeling 'car sick,' dizzy, or wanting to vomit after only using their Apple products a short amount of time. While some complained of the auto-zoom feature users now see when apps are opened and closed, others are pointing to what Apple calls the 'parallax effect,' simply "a fancy way of referring to foreground and background motion as your line of sight changes."
While there are no hard numbers regarding how many people are effected by the new animations and zoom features of Apple's iOS 7, if such complaints aren't quickly remedied it could balloon into a serious problem for theCupertinoCompany, as others will undoubtedly begin to draw false correlations between their unrelated maladies and the now infamous operating system update.
At this stage is actually difficult to determine what's making some iOS 7 users ill, with some complaining that the auto-zoom is the culprit, while others point to Apple's inclusion of the "parallax effect" as the real problem.
Briefly, the parallax effect refers to how things in the foreground and background seem to move as our line of sight changes, something Apple has tried to replicate by connecting the phone's gyroscope and accelerometer to the visual overlay of the OS. As Time writer Matt Peckham explains, "If you twist or tilt the phone while viewing the screen, the interface appears to float slightly above whatever background image you've chosen."
While there's little question that iOS 7 induced nausea is a concern for some, it's difficult to determine just how big of an issue it is. As Peckham says, "Even if iOS 7?s animations are making some feel sick, crowdsourcing can lead to groupthink (people drawing false correlations between feeling off for another unrelated reason), and the media piling onto the issue can lead to a skewed sense of said issue's severity and/or impact." [Italics mine]
Its becoming abundantly clear that even if this is a relatively non-issue, the media have been quick to jump on it, hungry for a mistake from Apple to splash across the headlines. But cutting through the sensationalism, I still have to admit that it seems Apple has screwed up, as while I can understand how such an issue might have escaped detection through beta testing phases, I simply can't understand why Apple wouldn't allow users to turn off these new visual features.
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Scribbles done by construction workers left on the walls of the "Outlying Island Line 4 Pylon" office, standing in a forbidden area of Yamijima. They all have the same base theme, "a pylon, towering high in the sky, merged with a huge tree".
As mentioned in the description of archive [No.028] Harbour Worker's Journal, all of those who had relocated to Yamijima sensed a "strange creepiness" about the island. When several people drew the same eerie image of a tower simultaneously, the feeling of unease most likely increased between those connected, an incident too unnatural to call a simple coincidence. Maybe the workers vaguely sensed that they had committed a sin in building the pylon on the peak of Mt. Shinari, originally a place which was forbidden from behind entered. Further, if you think of the tower's construction as "challenging the will of god", you may be able to consider the pylon built on Yamijima to be a projection of the Tower of Babel as mentioned in chapter 11 of the Book of Genesis in the Old Testament of the Bible.
The digital camera of Mamoru Itsuki, burning with ambition at his first big job as apprentice in the editing department of a magazine. This "self-shot", taken before heading off on research, is quite an important one. In the background of the photo are a fisherman - later "Shibito Edo" - and Yuri Kishida. Taking someone to open the "seven seals" on Yamijima and merge with Mother is the role of the dove (Yuri Kishida). At this moment, Yuri is leading fisherman Edo back to Yamijima with her. However after arriving on the island the fisherman dies in an unforseen accident (falling onto a rocky area and hitting his head), so Yuri changes her target to Mamoru Itsuki. Also, the boat shown behind Itsuki is the Shoseimaru. You can see this if you look losely at the name on the boat's stern, but the characters are blurry, so you read it as "Hanumaru". This is a play by the staff.


Wage Garnishment NY: How Long Before a Creditor Can Garnish Wages?
Wage Garnishment Laws in NY: Can Creditors Take My Paycheck?
Last updated Oct. 30, 2017.
Although many people believe that missing a payment or two on a debt can result in a quick garnishment of their wages, this is not the case. Having one's wages garnished in New York State is the end result of a process that can last for several months.
With credit cards, the lawsuit is usually not commenced until a few months go by without payment to the creditor. First, the bank will start calling the debtor to make arrangements for payment. When this is not successful, the debt can be farmed out to a collection agency that will begin making such calls.
At some point, the debt is then sent to a lawyer to commence suit.
The garnishment can be the result of a failure to pay a credit card bill, the repossession of a car, or anything that results in a debt being due and not being paid. Once a debt is not paid it is in default, and the creditor has the right to bring a lawsuit in court to try to collect the debt. Only after the lawsuit results in a judgment can a garnishment begin.
The main trial court in New York State is called the Supreme Court. However, for debts under $25,000, suit is usually brought in a lower court. In the five boroughs of New York City, this would be the New York City Civil Court. In Nassau and Suffolk counties, the lower court is called the District Court. In other counties, the suit may be in the County Court, or in a City Court.
Whichever court the suit is commenced in, the first notice the debtor will have is when they receive a Summons, which will give details of who is suing and what amount the suit is for. The summons is accompanied by a complaint or a simple notice, which gives further details as to the amount due. The debtor, of course, has the right to go to the court to put in an answer and contest the suit, but if the debt is truly owed, eventually the bank will get a judgment for the amount due.
It takes at least a month before the judgment is granted if the debtor does nothing, and thus, figuring on a few months before suit is commenced after the debtor defaults in making payments, it can be four or five months before a judgment is rendered.
Once the bank has a judgment, it can start the garnishment process. In New York, the garnishment process has two steps, called stages. In the first stage, the bank's attorneys send garnishment papers to an enforcement officer, who then sends a notice to the debtor. In the five boroughs of New York, this enforcement officer is called a marshal. In the remainder of the state, the enforcement officer is the county's sheriff. New York City does have a sheriff who can also be the enforcement officer, but he is usually only involved for debts above $25,000.
The enforcement officer sends a notice to the debtor (not the employer) telling the debtor of the judgment and that a garnishment will be sent to the employer after 20 days if arrangements are not made to pay the debt. In New York when the garnishment finally gets to the employer, 10% of a debtor's gross wages are deducted and sent to the enforcement officer. Thus, in accordance with the notice from the enforcement officer to the debtor, the debtor can pay that 10% directly to the marshal or sheriff and the employer will not be told of the garnishment or asked to execute on the debtor's wages. The debtor would send the 10% directly to the enforcement officer, along with copies of paychecks, until the debt is paid in full.
If the debtor does not respond to the enforcement officer, after the 20 days are up, the marshal or sheriff notifies the bank's attorneys that payment is not being made, and the attorneys then send a second set of papers to the enforcement officer. This is called the second stage, and this time, the marshal or sheriff sends garnishment papers directly to the employer. Once the judgment is secured from the court, it therefore takes about a month before papers are sent directly to the employer.
The amount that is eventually paid includes interest at the rate of 9% plus additional fees for the enforcement officer. Thus, the final amount payed can be a lot more than the original debt.
How often can my wages be garnished in New York?
Sometimes a debtor owes money to more than one creditor, and may have more than one judgment entered against them. However, there can be only one garnishment at a time, so if another comes in while one is ongoing, the second (or third) will wait until the previous garnishment is paid in full. Meanwhile, interest is accruing during the wait.
At any point in this lengthy process, if the debtor were to file a petition in bankruptcy, all garnishments, lawsuits, or any other attempt to collect on any debt would stop immediately.
While garnishment is a serious matter, one should understand the steps involved in the process. Many times creditors or collection agencies trying to collect a debt before suit is commenced will confuse a debtor into thinking that if they do not pay right away, a garnishment will begin almost immediately. This is not true, as the lengthy process outlined has to be followed before wages can be garnished.
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Described as "one of the transforming figures of early 21st century jazz," by The Guardian (UK) and as a "dazzling saxophonist," by The New York Times, Steve Lehman (b. New York City, 1978) is a composer, performer, educator, and scholar who works across a broad spectrum of experimental musical idioms. Lehman's pieces for large orchestra and chamber ensembles have been performed by the International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE), So Percussion, Kammerensemble Neue Musik Berlin, the JACK Quartet, the PRISM Saxophone Quartet, and the Talea Ensemble. His recent recording, Travail, Transformation & Flow (Pi 2009), was chosen as the #1 Jazz Album of the year by The New York Times.
A recipient of the prestigious Doris Duke Artist Award in 2014, Lehman is an alto saxophonist who has performed and recorded nationally and internationally with his own ensembles and with those led by Anthony Braxton, Vijay Iyer, Jason Moran, Meshell Ndegeocello, and High Priest of Anti-Pop Consortium, among others. His recent electro-acoustic music has focused on the development of computer-driven models for improvisation, based in the Max/MSP programming environment. Lehman's work has been favorably reviewed in Artforum, Downbeat Magazine, The New York Times, Newsweek, and The Wire, and on National Public Radio, the BBC, and SWR.
As a Fulbright scholar in France during the 2002-2003 academic year, Lehman began researching the reception of African-American experimental composers working in France during the 1970s. His article in the journal Critical Studies in Improvisation, "I Love You with an Asterisk: African-American Experimental Composers and the French Jazz Press, 1970-1980," is based on his Fulbright research. More recently, Lehman has published writings and presented lectures on a wide range of topics, including jazz pedagogy, rhythm cognition, and European notions of American experimentalism. His current scholarship, including a contribution to Arcana VI (Hips Road/Tzadik) and his recent doctoral dissertation, examines the overlapping histories of spectral music and jazz improvisation.
Lehman received his B.A. (2000) and M.A. in Composition (2002) from Wesleyan University where he studied under Anthony Braxton, Jay Hoggard, and Alvin Lucier, while concurrently working with Jackie McLean at the Hartt School of Music. He received his doctorate with distinction in Music Composition from Columbia University (2012), where his principal teachers included Tristan Murail and George Lewis.
Lehman has taught undergraduate courses at Wesleyan University, the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique de Paris, New School University, and Columbia University, and has presented lectures at Amherst College, UC Berkeley, The Berklee School of Music, The Banff Centre, The Royal Academy of Music in London, and IRCAM in Paris, where he was a 2011 research fellow.
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