Open Letter: #WEstillARE, but How and Why?
The blog post below has been reposted with permission of the author from littlebirdpoettree.blogspot.com. Cori Wong is a PhD student in Philosophy and Women's Studies.
After what people are describing as the most trying and difficult week in Penn State's history, it may seem like everything has changed. But I suspect that really, very little has changed at all. And that, I think, is quite unfortunate.
For all of those who felt dismay over the news about Sandusky's repeated sexual abuse of children, who were horrified by the details in the grand jury report, who were struck with rage, anger, or even heartbreak when the Board of Trustees fired Joe Paterno, who were filled with disappointment over the unfair, sensationalizing media coverage that portrayed Penn State students as misguided, riotous idiots, who emphasized that the actions of a few do not represent the majority, who gathered with candles in hand to insist that we have not forgotten about the victims, please accept this letter as a message for you.Given the gravity of the scandal itself and the unbelievable series of events that followed after news broke out, the thousands upon thousands of people who have been directly and indirectly affected by it, and the depth of so many emotions that have been brewing over the past week, it is important to stay clear about the issues at stake. To begin, it doesn't really matter if you were in the riotous mob that turned over a news van or if you were among the mass of students at the vigil, because both events demonstrate the power of groups, and how quickly individuals can get swept up in "group think." There's little doubt that a vigil is a less pernicious collective demonstration than a violent riot, but the vigil, the solidarity marches, the singing of fight songs and the alma mater, and cheers of "We STILL are…Penn State!" raise strong doubts for me because, in large part, the greater context for these actions hasn't changed in light of the scandal. What these demonstrations reveal is that no matter how well-intentioned some groups and their actions may be, the vast majority of people who care about what has happened at Penn State over the past week have mostly failed to truly identify the problem for what it is, thereby unintentionally contributing to the problem itself.
Here's what most people have been willing to recognize: Eight or more young boys were victimized and sexually abused by Sandusky over fifteen years, and there were repeated failures on every level of administration and leadership at the University and within the community to prevent it from happening again. This means that others–such as Spanier, Curly, McQueary, Schultz, and Paterno–are implicated to varying degrees by their complete impotence, inability, or unwillingness to act appropriately and recognize their responsibilities to aggressively intervene, to help the victims, to contact the authorities, to follow up and hold others accountable.
When Spanier and Paterno got fired, when major networks from CNN to Comedy Central started reporting on the riots that followed, a different "voice" was desperately trying to be heard. Aside from the less than 10% of the student body that rioted, there was a strong presence from concerned students who emphasized that we should refocusing our attention on the real victims, the children. Of course we should show deep concern and compassion for their lives, their traumas, and their healing, and the vigil, the fundraising for RAINN, and the "blue-out" at the last home game were all student attempts to recognize the victims.
But I really don't want this piece to be read as yet another write-up that emphasizes the "for the victims" messages. To be blunt, I think we're still missing the point.
I don't want to suggest that raising funds and social awareness to stop the sexual abuse of children, holding vigils, and wearing blue to support the victims are bad things. Of course not. They are important actions that demonstrate a compassionate response to devastating realities. What I am trying to do is hold our attention on a deeper problem at Penn State. I think it's quite dangerous to say that we should turn our attention to the victims and insist that this whole situation isn't about football, that it isn't about Joe Paterno, and that Penn State is more than just football anyway. That's because this situation involves more than just a series of crimes that were committed by one person towards a number of young kids. Many others were complicit in the cover-up and perpetuation of the crimes, which made it into a scandal, and the scandal came about because this whole situation actually IS about football, which means that this IS also about Joe Paterno. Of course, it's about much more, too, but for now, it has to be recognized that PSU football and Joe Paterno cannot be dismissed from the equation.
The leadership and administration at Penn State failed to do the right things. And the moral failures on behalf of so many people did not occur by accident.
People wonder, "Why didn't the children ever speak out?" or "Why didn't everyone who was involved do more?" To help answer these questions, we have to turn our attention to the power of Penn State as an institution and the blinding, cultural force that is Penn State football.
Sure, there's more to Penn State than just football, but one can't deny that the culture and identity of most PSU students center on that which Penn State is best known for: football. And this is not a simple matter of exciting games and fun tailgates. Football generates millions and millions of dollars for the university. And with that money and notoriety comes an image, a reputation, a legacy that feeds into itself by generating more money, drawing more people to the university, funding one of the largest libraries in the nation, supporting top-notch research. The success of Penn State football is not separate from the academic flourishing of the university. For this reason, the student reaction to the firing of Joe Paterno was not wholly misguided. People LOVE Joe Pa and showed such dedicated loyalty to him in spite of the scandal because he has done so much for the university. Again, and more specifically, he helped build up a university, sports and academics and endowments and reputations included, by serving as the head coach of a football team.
When so much prestige, reputation, and revenue comes out of any department, which largely supports a university on the whole, the people involved in that department have very strong incentives to protect against anything that would shatter that image. For this reason, it may be unfair to think that the coaches and administrators were only looking out for themselves. One could perhaps even go so far as saying that by failing to do much of anything to stop the abuses, and thereby facilitating the cover-up that sowed the seeds for the present scandal, they were actually looking out for the best interest of the university and the student body at large.
A utilitarian calculation might suggest that when the reputation and culture and image of an institution that carries so much sway and influence over the lives and identities of hundreds of thousands of students and alumni was at stake, it may be better to give Sandusky a warning and a slap on the wrist by telling him to stop showering with boys and not appointing him as the next head football coach. The hope is that it would be enough to end the abuses without making the graphic details public, which would run the risk of jeopardizing the name of a University that so many love and support. In other words, when everyone invests so much into a university (emotionally and financially), that can put a lot of pressure on those in higher positions of power to protect the name of that institution. So it may not be that the particular individual interests of people like Sandusky, Spanier, and Paterno were set above the safety and rights of eight children. Instead, it could be that the interests of Penn State, Penn State football, and all of the students and fans and families who love Penn State took precedence.
So what if this is what went through people's heads when they were caught in a position to make an ethical decision? What if the interests of the institution, and those who benefit from its power and prestige (again, not just Spanier or Paterno, but the interests of everyone else too, including all the students and alumni and fans who bleed blue and white), were set above the interests of specific individuals who, in this case, were a handful of young children?
I raise these questions to highlight a tension and put it into critical questioning: Could it be that the dedication, loyalty, love, and commitment to Penn State that has been conjured up by student-led movements for solidarity, to proudly claim that "We STILL Are…Penn State," are rooted to the very same investment in and identification with an institution that fed into the unethical decisions of its administrative leaders? If so, how might this possibility change our responses to the events from the past week?
I'll put it another way. Since we are those very students and fans and Penn State loyalists whose interests might have been protected at the expense of the victims' protection and well-being, this presents us with a valuable opportunity to clarify our true values and real interests as a university. We have the chance to prove to others, including the administration, that being a Penn Stater means more than just being a die-hard Nittany Lions fan. We have to show that, to us, being a part of Penn State means that we are part of an institution that is committed to leadership and service, and that what makes Penn State special is it's sense of support and community, and that these things can be formed outside of parties and tailgates on football weekends.
So when we find ourselves in a situation like last week, where the veil is lifted to reveal a scandal, I think it's important to rethink our responses. What does it mean to state things like, "Despite everything that has happened, I am still proud to be a Nittany Lion!" or "I still love Joe Paterno!" It's even worth considering what it means to say, "We Still Are Penn State," for these messages imply that we hold the same commitments, same ideals, and same values that could have led the University's administrators to do wrong. Or, if nothing else, they shift our negative judgments to the "few bad apples" by denying that we have any role in their poor decision-making processes. While this might make us feel better, as if we are able to disassociate ourselves from the administration that guides us, it only keeps us blind to how our loyalties might have actually fed into the systematic moral failures that we so desperately want to reproach.
Fortunately, if you don't buy into utilitarian calculations and you think that there is no balancing act that would ever justify the cover-up of repeated sexual abuses against children, no matter how many people might be distraught and negatively affected if such a secret within the Penn State athletic department got out, then there is an alternative approach. I have in mind a response that places honesty, integrity, and justice above any name or image associated with Penn State and the Nittany Lions. If we as students truly value the well-being of victims over protecting the image of Penn State and football, then our responses this week should have been those that make it resoundingly clear that no matter how much good a person has done for the university that we love, we will not support them if they fail to do what is right. And that is because, no matter how much we proudly and affectionately identify with a university, we will do so only if it holds itself, and everyone who is a part of it, to the highest moral standards.
So rather than rioting in the streets "in support of Joe Pa," and rather than (or at least in addition to) channeling efforts to form counter-demonstrations "in support of the victims," we should look to the heart of the problem, which is the unethical privileging of the interest of the university over the interests of individuals who have been harmed. And rather than reiterating our loyalty to an institution that is clearly capable of committing heinous wrongs by stating "We Still Are Penn State," we as students should take a moment to reflect on the situation and all of the complexities that it entails. We must find ways to prove to the current administration that immoral decisions should never be made in our name, and that nothing is more important to us than our ability to trust in their ethical, admirable, and respectable leadership.
To make these points, we probably should have rallied at Old Main over the first weekend when the news of the scandal became public. We should have supported the decisions of the Board of Trustees to dismiss everyone whose failures to report and intervene made them complicit in the crimes. We should still be encouraging the Board to take further action against those who have not been dismissed and whose legal fees will be paid by money from our tuition. And the most powerful public demonstration that Penn State students could have done to really make the point that we stand for what is right above all else, including the prestige and money and culture that is generated by Penn State football, would have been to boycott the last home game.
I started by saying that, despite all of the events that occurred at Penn State over the past week, very little has changed. And that's because Penn State students have continued to do what they've always been really good at–getting thousands of people together to make a point. They did so in the from of a riot in the streets, at the stadium in blue to cheer on our football team, and at Old Main to honor victims. The problem, however, is that none of the collective action was directly targeted at the University itself or the powers that be. And very few have taken the time to call their loyalties into question. When we say, "We Still Are Penn State," this does not do enough to make it absolutely clear that we demand moral integrity as a university. And it doesn't evidence that we do not love our alma mater unconditionally.
Cori Wong is a Ph.D. Candidate in Philosophy and Women's Studies at Penn State. Here is a video from her myphilifesophy YouTube page further addressing the issues.


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Conexant launches high-def voice capture IC
Clive Maxfield, , 12/18/2012
The folks at Conexant Systems have announced the CX20810, their new high-performance, high-definition voice capture IC targeted to voice interactive products, voice conferencing systems, Skype TV/STB webcam, and surveillance.
The CX20810 is the industry's first high-performance audio analog to digital converter (ADC) with pre-amp, which maximizes the signal-to-noise ratio of a microphone's input path with a constant, low gain across a long range (up to five meters).
This latest offering from Conexant complements its portfolio of turnkey Far-Field Voice Input Processor SoC solutions. For designers with existing systems running voice processing algorithms, the CX20810 helps them unleash the system's true performance potential. Traditional microphone ADCs with limited dynamic range require dynamic adjustment of the PGA gain to avoid either saturation of the speech signal, or degradation of its signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) due to the high ADC self-noise floor. Addressing this issue, the CX20810 has a significant dynamic range of 106dB and maximizes the signal quality to avoid saturation while maintaining the SNR from the microphone. When used in an acoustic echo cancellation (AEC) system, the CX20810 maintains the SNR of a low-level voice signal while avoiding echo saturation and therefore captures the full scale speech signal without the saturation caused by high echo feedback.
"There are a broad range of voice interactive and audio capturing devices entering the consumer electronics market," noted Saleel Awsare, vice president and general manager, Conexant. "In light of this, designers must carefully select the A to D converter that best matches their particular system in order to deliver the intended user experience. Our new high-performance audio ADC with pre-amp removes system bottlenecks and eliminates audio signal artifacts caused by saturation."
Conexant's CX20810 features high resolution digital and analog gain control over a wide range – allowing for the selection of an optimum operating point for microphones with a wide range of sensitivity. A smooth gain ramping circuit enables the dynamic adjustment of microphone gain. The CX20810 supports a microphone array with up to four synchronized ADCs and programmable preamplifiers, each with a dedicated microphone bias supply to eliminate crosstalk.
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Optional 1 Watt @ 4ohm Class D amplifier/ Digital PWM output available on CX20811 and CX20813.
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Ten NATO Countries Participated To Exercise Dynamic Manta
Media Release — mars 24, 2017
(Source: MARCOM) – NATO's advanced Anti-Submarine Warfare Exercise Dynamic Manta concludes
IONIAN SEA, Italy – NATO's Submarine Warfare Exercise DYNAMIC MANTA 2017 (DYMA 17) concluded March 24 off the Sicilian coast, with ships, submarines, aircraft and personnel from 10 Allied nations converging on the Central Mediterranean Sea for Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) and Anti-Surface warfare training.
Submarines under operational control of NATO Submarine Command (COMSUBNATO) joined surface ships under Standing NATO Maritime Group Two Task Unit Two (SNMG2 TU02) and maritime patrol aircraft under NATO Maritime Air Command in a simulated multi-threat environment.
Nine Submarines, 10 surface ships, nine Maritime Patrol Aircrafts and three land based helicopters from 10 NATO countries (Canada, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Norway, Spain, Turkey, United Kingdom and the United States) participated in the exercise. Host-nation Italy is providing support from the Augusta Naval Base, Catania Harbour and the Sigonella Air Base in Catania.
The aim of this exercise was to provide all participants with complex and challenging warfare training to enhance their interoperability and proficiency in anti-submarine and anti-surface warfare skills.
SNMG2 TU02 commander, Captain Ruben Rodríguez Peña (ESP N) expressed how this exercise contributed to improve Allied interoperability and warfare capabilities. "DYNAMIC MANTA has provided the opportunity to enhance NATO Anti-Submarine and Surface Warfare skills, practicing in a realistic and well planned scenario. Very professional aircrews and excellent submarine playmates has undoubtedly increased Allies Subsurface and Surface Warfare skills" said Captain Rodríguez Peña. "This quality exercise also demonstrated advanced Anti-Submarine Warfare capabilities in the southern NATO Area of Responsibility,".
Exercise DYNAMIC MANTA was also supported by an In-Stride Debriefing Team (IDT), consisting of 11 ASW experts from nine nations, working from Naval Air Station Sigonella. This team reconstructed and analysed all the ASW events, bringing together operational data from all participants. The analysis results were sent to ships, submarines and aircrew within 24 hours. The rapid operational analysis turnaround allowed participants to further optimize their performance while events are still fresh in mind.
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California is dammed enough
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L.A. Times Editorial:
Environmental consequences aside, it would seem to make a certain amount of sense to dam a river in order to store and distribute water where and when it is most needed.
But what if there's no river? Or more to the point, what if every river that can be dammed already has been dammed, and the water in those rivers has already been tapped? The value of new, giant dams is extremely limited and costly without new giant rivers to fill them, and California has no such new rivers.
That's the gist of the situation that faces the California Water Commission, which met this week to begin considering how to spend billions of dollars in Proposition 1 bond funding on storage projects — including huge new dams, which its staff has opposed.
Commissioners should pay heed to their experts and reject projects that are designed for a different era, before the development of more deft and cost-effective technologies and water management practices.
Voters adopted the water bond in 2014, in the midst of a deep drought that may well have become California's new normal. The $7.12-billion measure allocated $2.7 billion for water storage projects.
The wording of the bond was carefully negotiated so that various interests could fight later over whether the funding was meant for huge structures like the nation's tallest dam (Oroville, built in the 1960s), or for alternatives to dams, designed and built for a dry era with diminished flow.
The San Joaquin River is already so dammed and diverted that it runs dry in its central stretches most years, yet there is an application for bond funding to add yet another dam, known as Temperance Flat. Meanwhile, backers of the Sites Project want a dam to capture water diverted away from the Sacramento River.
Reservoirs created by either project could be filled only by a succession of unusually heavy storm seasons — and then would be quickly drained by water-rights holders (typically farmers) who have legal claims to every drop.
California can hardly count on such excess and would be foolish to allocate its storage resources to such projects.
Creating more traditional reservoir storage does little to ease water shortages for most Californians. A big dam, built in part by public funds, collects water not for all the public, but for those who already own the water rights. To the extent practical, projects that generate water should be paid for by those who will use it.
Commissioners are no doubt aware of what is happening out of state on the Colorado River, which helps supply much of Southern California. The surface level of Lake Mead — the reservoir created by Hoover Dam — has dropped precipitously and will not recover in our lifetimes; there is too little snowmelt in the Rockies and too much demand in the Western states. Further upstream, there is serious talk of decommissioning Glen Canyon Dam and draining Lake Powell, which experiences so much evaporation that the value of storing water there is in question.
With those great 20th century projects no longer reliable, it makes a lot of sense to look at alternatives — and little sense to spend money on projects that are junior versions of the same thing.
With no new rivers to dam, perhaps it's time to adjust our definition of "river." The largest river in Southern California, measured by volume and flow, is the Santa Ana, which empties into the ocean near Huntington Beach. But the second largest, again in terms of volume and flow of water, is the virtual river that flows out of the Hyperion sewage treatment plant. Hyperion is, in fact, the major component of L.A.'s sanitation system, and its water is — to put it gingerly — dirty. But it is water, it can be cleaned further, it can be stored, distributed and reused. When we have bond funding for storage projects, it makes sense to spend it where the water is, and it's increasingly in urban outflow.
There are numerous projects in the planning stage around California to capture and clean these "rivers" in order to leave more distant water where it is, or to allocate it to environmental preservation or other uses.
Given the choice, it is better to build projects that repair environmental damage rather than inflict it, as old-style dams do. Proposition 1 in fact requires environmental benefits be considered.
Water projects that call for underground storage of cleansed urban runoff may lack the visceral appeal and heroic image of huge structures that lock up Sierra or Rocky Mountain snowmelt. But big dams, the hallmark of 20th century water management, are outmoded. It makes no more sense to build a huge concrete dam today, on or off a river that already has been over-tapped, than it does to build the newest, biggest, shiniest steam locomotive.
California, if you will pardon the expression, is already dammed. It's time now to spend our resources where the water is.
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GOSSIPONTHIS.COM Celebs Porsha Williams & Fiancé Dennis McKinley Break Up 8 Months After Engagement...
Porsha Williams & Fiancé Dennis McKinley Break Up 8 Months After Engagement Amid Cheating Rumors
Devarrick Turner
Updated June 21st, 2019 at 3:23 pm
Porsha Williams and Dennis McKinley have officially called off their engagement.
Though no statement has been released by the former couple, E! News was the first to confirm the split. The outlet reports:
The Real Housewives of Atlanta star and her fiancé have called it quits, E! News can confirm.
Fans had a feeling there was trouble in paradise after they noticed the reality star had unfollowed her main man on Instagram. However, this wasn't the first sign their relationship was on the rocks.
Hours before news of the split broke, Porsha posted this message on Instagram: "Dear God, I made it out of bed this morning…Thank you so much."
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An unnamed relative tells Us Weekly that it's unlikely the couple will work things out.
"There is a tiny, tiny, tiny chance they would get back together," the relative said. "[But] likely no."
Porsha and Dennis began dating in June 2018 and became engaged just three months later, a proposal that was captured on The Real Housewives of Atlanta.
The two welcomed their first child, Pilar, in March.
Porsha sparked relationship troubles when she posted a few cryptic messages and unfollowed Dennis on Instagram back in May. Her sister and mother did the same, and she attempted to quell break-up rumors by re-following Dennis on the social media platform.
Even so, cheating rumors soon began to spread. It was alleged by vlogger Tasha K. that Dennis had cheated on Porsha with WAGS star Sincerely Ward.
Dennis denied the "slanderous allegations" and took action to sue Tasha K.
Dennis said in a statement earlier this month:
"These false and slanderous allegations against me are made solely to damage my reputation, jeopardize my ongoing businesses, and negatively impact my family.
"My attempts to ignore this slander have only empowered Latasha Kebe (aka Tasha K.) to create more false accusations. I am currently taking legal action—and am currently being represented by Michael T. Sterling of Dreyer Sterling, LLC."
Ward also denied the "bizarre" cheating rumors, stating that she had never met Dennis before and respects Porsha too much to interfere with her relationship.
A source previously told Radar Online that disagreements on financial issues and parenting strained the relationship.
Despite the breakup, Porsha seems to be pushing through for the sake of her daughter. Earlier this week, she praised Dennis on Father's Day.
"Happy 1st Father's Day Dennis! Pj is blessed to have such a wonderful dad like you," she wrote. "It's beautiful to witness the bond you have with our tiny angel."
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Eva Longoria on Desperate Housewives Reunion: "There's Really Not Much More to Tell"
There are currently no plans for a Desperate Housewives reunion, E! News reports.
While discussing her new Kickstarter to fund the documentary El Voto Hispano, about the power of the Latino vote in America, Eva Longoriashot down any rumor of a reunion. "I think Marc [Cherry] is super busy and successful with Devious Maids."
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The actress, who played Gabrielle Solis on the long-running ABC soap, went on to explain, "We fully explored the range of each character and Marc always says that there's really not much more to tell. But I love the girls and I miss playing Gaby."
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NGC 1303 (другие обозначения — MCG -1-9-29, NPM1G -07.0123, PGC 12527) — линзообразная галактика (S0) в созвездии Эридан. Открыта Генрихом Луи Д'Арре в 1865 году. Описание Дрейера: «очень тусклый объект, содержит отдельные звёзды».

Галактика содержит черную дыру, массой в 0,25 от массы всей галактики целиком (соотношение массы галактики к массе черной дыры равно 4). Это один из рекордных показателей, превышает который, возможно, лишь карликовая галактика M60-UCD1 с соотношением оцениваемым между 2 и 11-ю.

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Carla Bozulich's Evangelista gave an intimate performance at the Prater Foyer on Sunday night. The makeshift doorways, tapestry curtains, and mix-matched wallpaper of the Foyer created an appropriately alternative atmosphere for the eclectic and sweeping music presented by Evangelista.
The band began with unmelodic tuning, each of the 5 members of the group (featuring guitar, keyboard, cello, bass, and drums) created their individual noise, the sounds overlapping and burying each other. Eventually, individual notes began to stand out from within the excess of sound. Soon the melodies emerged from the cello, guitar and keys, and a consistent beat was set by the drums. The voices of each instrument leisurely wrapped around each other; eventually the small room was flooded by an accumulation of sounds that could actually be recognized as a song. Bozulich's powerful voice was tinged with a bit of southern drawl creating a style that could almost be described as dark neo southern rock.
The harmony of the music did not last long, as the next song began with bells, sharp cello screeches, clicks and clacks, and the whine of the toy microphone Bozulich slid over the guitar strings. Once again this extreme experimentalism and seemingly reckless amalgamation of sounds transitioned gracefully into a much more accessible composition. While a strong melody always emerged from these initial noises (most evidently from the cello), even within the songs Bozulich's howling, pained, and sometimes crazed vocals and moments of sharp feedback were constant reminders of Evangelista's experimental spirit. The entire show moved back and forth between noise and melody.
The saving grace of the truly "noise-based" moments was the fact that you could clearly hear how the excessive and incongruent tones coming from each instrument began to transition from disharmonic clamour to a slowly and gracefully emerging melody. This was with such intellectual and deliberate progression that it was impossible not to enjoy the musical journey, or at least to appreciate where it ended.


A wizard with the ball on his foot and a deadly finisher, Knoth helped lead the Waynflete boys' team to yet another stellar season.
Knoth, a Portland resident, came to Waynflete not long after learning how to walk and began playing soccer at the age of 6. He was originally a tennis prodigy, but had an affinity for soccer and soon stood out on the pitch, playing all four years on the varsity. Knoth had many memorable moments for the 2011 Class C champions as a junior (highlighted by being named WMC Class C Player of the Year) and was even more prolific this autumn.
Knoth had two goals versus Wells, scored twice and added an assist versus Freeport, had a goal and two assists against Sacopee, three goals versus Traip and assisted on four goals against Lake Region. In a quarterfinal round playoff romp over rival North Yarmouth Academy, Knoth had a goal and an assist. In the semis, he assisted Clancy Mitchell's late game winner. In the regional final, Knoth converted his shot in penalty kicks, but the Flyers' reign ended with a gutwrenching loss to Hall-Dale.
Knoth has scored 26 goals and just as impressively, assisted on 16 goals, over the past two years.
Knoth has also played several years of Premier soccer and is a leader of Safe Passage. He wants to play soccer in college and is in the process of selecting a school.
Wherever he ends up, that team will instantly be much better and more dynamic. Peabo Knoth, Waynflete's Fall Male Athlete of the Year, had a jawdropping run of excellence and we haven't heard the last of him.
The best Waynflete team in nearly 40 years was led by a tremendous player whose commitment to the sport was evident to coaches not just in the conference but state-wide.
Moore lives in Freeport and took up field hockey at Freeport Middle School. She came to Waynflete her sophomore year and immediately made a mark on a squad that was primed to become a contender. Moore scored four goals and had three assists her sophomore season, earning an all-star selection in the process, and added four goals and five assists as a junior, during another all-star campaign.
ore assisted teammate Merrilla Michael's overtime game winner in the opener versus Old Orchard Beach, scored the winner against Sacopee and had a goal and an assist in a win over Poland.
Waynflete's hopes of a playoff run were dashed by Dirigo in the quarterfinals, but Moore's play earned her league all-star honors, as well as a mention to the all-state team, a first for a Flyer.
Moore, who plays year round, is a field hockey aficionado.
Moore is also a cross country skier, played a key role on the girls' lacrosse team's title run last spring and is a member of Waynflete's chorus and the Gay Straight Transgender Alliance. She wants to play field hockey in college and is interested in focusing on the Classics, Latin and Greek.
She will certainly be missed next season and not just for her excellence on the field. Jo Moore, Waynflete's Fall Female Athlete of the Year, is an extremely well rounded student-athlete.


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Why is Jimmie Johnson testing an Indycar in Texas?
Jake Nichol August 30, 2021
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Jimmie Johnson is due to test at Texas Motor Speedway for his Chip Ganassi IndyCar team. But why is the NASCAR legend doing it, and what could be the result?
Johnson to test on an oval for the first time
That might seem a little strange, seeing as Johnson raced in NASCAR 686 times.
Along the way, he picked up 83 wins and a record-equaling seven Cup titles.
He opted to retire from stock car racing at the end of 2020, and switch codes to IndyCar.
The Californian opted for a road and street course-only programme with Chip Ganassi Racing.
He decided that he racing Indycars on ovals as a rookie was too risky.
However, he did not fully close the door on potentially racing on ovals – including in the Indianapolis 500.
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He needed to be fully convinced by the safety aspects of Indycar racing on ovals – something that the aeroscreen cockpit protection device has helped to do.
Johnson will test for CGR at Texas on Monday, 30th August.
For the 2021 season, the #48 machine has been delegated to Tony Kanaan, while Johnson has tackled the road/street races.
Kaanan has a best finish of 10th in the Indy 500.
Johnson has a pair of 19th place finishes, on debut at Barber in the season-opener and the most recent road course race at Indianapolis.
How did Jimmie Johnson fare at Texas in NASCAR?
During his long NASCAR career, Johnson raced at the Texas oval 35 times for Hendrick Motorsports.
At the wheel of the #48 Chevy, he took seven wins – including sweeping both races at the track in 2015.
What about fellow IndyCar rookies on ovals?
The other two rookies (excluding one-off appearances) in the 2021 IndyCar season are Scott McLaughlin and Romain Grosjean.
McLaughlin, a three-time Australian Supercars champion switched to IndyCar with Team Penske.
The New Zealander is running a full-time programme this year, taking on all 16 races.
With all the oval races now completed in 2021, McLaughlin's best result was second at the first Texas race.
That was his oval debut finishing second behind Scott Dixon of Ganassi.
Grosjean had similar feelings to Johnson, in that he did not want to run ovals without some prior experience.
The ex-Formula One driver recently completed a test at Gateway, before racing in the final oval race of 2021 – held at the same venue.
Grosjean looked racy at Gateway, passing multiple cars, before finishing in 14th place.
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New York mayor's plan to ban super-sized sodas – THE SOLUTION!
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has been on a years-long crusade against obesity, or at least against the cultural and commercial forces that promote it. In his latest step, he's proposing to ban the sale of super-sized sugary drinks by restaurants, cinemas, street vendors and stadium concessionaires. The move exemplifies the tension between individual liberty and societal responsibility that's particularly acute in the field of public health. Americans cherish their freedom to live as they choose, without "nanny state" dictates from the government. But because they're not willing to deny medical care to people who urgently need it, society has to pick up the tab for those who make heedless choices. Striking the right balance between the two will be one of the central challenges for government in the coming decades, as rising healthcare costs put an increasing strain on federal, state and local budgets.
The simplest way for Mayor Michael Bloomberg to enact the prohibition of sugary drinks is to petition Congress to put them on schedule one of the Controlled Substances Act along with marijuana. That way the sugary drink will be classified as having no medicinal value and he can expand his anti-obesity program nationwide by using the D.E.A. and U.S. Attorney to leverage local law enforcement with billions in grant funds. They can also use federal asset seizure laws to grab restaurant rental properties, fountain equipment, industry bank accounts, delivery trucks and even the passenger vehicles that big cup pushers drive to work.
Of course, the downside is that the cartels will take over the new black market in 16 ounce sugary drinks and we will lose a major source of tax revenue, not to mention the fact that SWAT teams will have to start raiding hundreds of Chucky Cheese birthday parties. But, that's okay, the government will be protecting us from ourselves. That's their job, isn't it?
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Prefecture of Viseu
Prefecture of the District of Viseu, Portugal. Represents the central government in the district, collaborates in divulging the sectoral policies of the Government. The district has 394,925 inhabitants and consists of 24 municipalities, who jointly occupy a surface of 5,007 km².
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Bússola - Associação de Desenvolvimento Local de Vendas Novas
Associação não governamental de direito privado e sem fins lucrativos. Desenvolve actividades de desenvolvimento local de cariz social, cultural, patrimonial, desportivo e de sensibilização. A Bússola, criada em Outubro de 2007, tem já cerca de 50 associados, estando mais alguns por aprovar em Assembleia-Geral de associados e chegando à nossa sede novos pedidos de membros quase diariamente.
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Governo Civil de Aveiro
Governo Civil de Aveiro é representante do Governo de Portugal no Distrito de Aveiro. Conta com 713.575 habitantes e ocupa um território de 2.808 km2.
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National Association of Medical Students - ANEM
The National Association of Medical Students (ANEM) is the federation of Associations of Medical Students at Portuguese Medical Schools, with the main goal of representing medical students from the national medical schools.
The 7 associations/branches of the national medical schools are members of ANEM, with offices in Braga, Porto, Coimbra, Covilhã and Lisbon. ANEM represents around 7,000 students.
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Prefecture of Beja
The prefecture of Beja exercises power in the domains represented by the Government in the district's area. Currently 14 people work for the prefecture of Beja. The district has a population of 161,211 individuals in a geographical area of 10,223 km² and consists of 14 councils and 100 parishes.
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AENOR Group
AENOR, a company situated in Matosinhos (Portugal) employs around 400 workers. It operates on a national level. The main activities are: concepts, projects, financing, construction, maintenance and exploitation of the motorways. It includes approximately 600 km of motorways.
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Prefecture of Braga
The prefecture of the district of Braga ensures the representation of the government, the contribution of the security forces, protection of civilians and the decentralised services of the central administration in the district with a view to the care and supervision of the citizen by the central administration. It includes 29 officials, 831,009 inhabitants and a territory of 2,703 km².
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Federation of Youth Associations of the District of Leiria
The Federation of Youth Associations of the District of Leiria represents and assists youth associations located in this district and has equipment and resources that are available to these associations. The Federation has 35 associates and 8 workers.
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Instituto de Formação Rodoviária
IFR (Instituto de Formação Rodoviária) is a company that intervenes in the fields of prevention, road safety and transport with special attention to training and awareness-building. Our aim is to reduce accidents and change behaviour in drivers through quality standards. IFR acts at the local, regional and national level with 12 employees and close to 50 collaborators across the country.
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Municipality of Cabeceiras de Basto
Cabeceiras de Basto is a Portuguese village in the district of Braga with around 4,400 inhabitants. The city council includes 223 civil servants.
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Associaçao dos Transportes Rodoviários em Automóveis Ligeiros
A Associaçao dos Transportes Rodoviários em Automóveis Ligeiros (ANTRAL) é uma associação, com sede em Lisboa, que representa cerca de 85% do sector dos táxis, tem mais de 8500 associados que exploram à volta de 11000 viaturas. O seu objectivo é a defesa dos legítimos interesses dos associados. Tem 5 delegações (Porto, Coimbra, Faro, Évora e Viseu).
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Prefecture of Faro
With 4,995 km², a population of 395,218 inhabitants distributed amongst 16 councils and an influx of visitors of around 5 million tourists per year, Algarve is located in the far west of Europe, in the south of Portugal. The prefecture of Faro has 25 officials and represents the Portuguese government in the region.
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Prefecture of Setúbal
The prefecture of the district of Setúbal has as its mission to represent the government in the area of the district. It has a special responsibility in the following fields: representation of the government, bringing the citizen and the administration together, public safety and civil protection. The district has an area of 5,064 km² (the 8th biggest Portuguese district). The resident population is 815,858.
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Prefecture of Évora
To guarantee, on a local level, decentralised representation of the government, coordination of the services and forces of safety and civil protection, and coordination of the services by the central administration acting in the respective area.
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Rodoviaria de Lisboa
A Rodoviaria de Lisboa, S.A. efectua serviços de transporte rodoviário de passageiros em regime de serviço público e alugueres fixos ou ocasionais. Com uma equipa de 770 colaboradores, dos quais 570 são motoristas, a Rodoviária de Lisboa, S.A. opera em cerca de 1300 Kms de rede concessionada na Área Metropolitana de Lisboa.
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National Association of Commercial Companies and Automobile Reparations (ANECRA)
The National Association of Commercial Companies and Automobile Reparations (ANECRA) is a commercial association which represents and defends the interests of its 3,850 associates. In addition to institutional representation, ANECRA has various help-desks for their associates and partners. It has 28 employees.
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Torres Vedras City Hall
The Municipality of Torres Vedras covers a Lisbon district and is responsible for asset management and public services in the municipality of Torres Vedras in Portugal. The Municipality has approximately 79,500 inhabitants. Approximately 734 employees are working for the Municipality.
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Prefectur of Porto
The representation of the Government in the District, which works between the citizens and the administration, road safety and civil protection. With currently around 60 officials it also provides services with regard to the issue of passport and traffic tickets. In the district of Porto there currently lives 1.867.986 people.
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TAP is a passenger, cargo and mail airline with an aircraft maintenance business unit. It has almost 6,500 employees. In 2007, its turnover was €1.846 billion, and it transported 7.8 million passengers and 92,800 tonnes of cargo and mail to 165 destinations.
Cimpor Indústria de Cimentos, SA, is a market-leading cement company. Its main activities are cement and natural hydraulic lime manufacturing, distribution and sales. It has a workforce of 650 employees.
Arruda dos Vinhos City Hall
Arruda dos Vinhos is a Portuguese town in the district of Lisbon, in the central region and western subregion, with around 5,800 inhabitants.
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Amadora City Hall
Public entity which envisages the pursuit of the public interest in several areas, such as: transportation, education, health, housing, environment, basic sanitation, energy, social action, urbanisations, etc., with around 1,400 civil servants. Around 175,872 inhabitants reside in the council of Amadora, which is integrated into the Metropolitan Area of Lisbon, belongs to the district of Lisbon and borders on the following councils: Lisbon, Oeiras, Sintra and Odivelas.
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Horários do funchal – Public Transport, S.A.
Horários do Funchal, which provides road transportation of passengers on city and intercity lines, has its head office in Funchal, Madeira. It manages buses for city and intercity transportation of passengers. It has 620 employees, of which 383 are drivers.
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Aveiro City Hall
The municipality of Aveiro is a public authority for the local administration, employing approximately 1,000 officials. It manages an area of 200 km² and around 73,350 inhabitants.
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Associação Nacional de Centros de Inspecção Automóvel (ANCIA)
ANCIA - National Association of Vehicle Inspection Centres is the representative association of the entities that dedicate themselves to the activity of vehicle technical inspections in Portugal and has nowadays 65 members and 10 members of staff. ANCIA develops activities and partnerships that lead to the promotion and disclosure of knowledge and practices in the area of vehicle technical inspections.
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Mafra Town Council
The Mafra Town Council is a local administrative body of the state, responsible for 300 km of the municipality's roads, a geographical area of approximately 300 km2 and around 66,000 inhabitants.
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Auto Sport Association (Associação Nacional do Desporto Automovel)
The association is responsible for promoting the Portugal OffRoad, Rallycross, Autocross and Crosscar Championships, recognised by the Portuguese Automobile and Kart Federation, and its aim is to promote the media image of the sport. It includes 18 members (the association is recent and the non-official members, which are those who benefit from the association, are the drivers and the organisers, who together are close to 270). It is located in Penafiel and operates on the national level.
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Lillie v. Department of Labor
Jason Lillie appeals the Employment Security Board's denial of his claim for unemployment benefits. In July 2014, Lillie was an employee of Amerigas Propane, Inc. and suffered an injury while working. He reported the injury to his employer, which in turn reported it to its worker's compensation insurer. He sought medical attention for his injury shortly after being hurt but was able to continue working for several weeks, most of it on modified or light duty. In October, Amerigas fired Lillie for an alleged safety violation. A few days later, Lillie's doctor indicated he was medically unable to work. Lillie expressed concern that he was ineligible for unemployment benefits because he was not able to work but was told he must apply in order to receive economic benefits. Lillie then sought workers' compensation temporary disability benefits, which were initially denied by the insurer. Without any income or compensation disability benefits for several weeks, Lillie sought economic assistance from the Vermont Economic Services Division of the Department for Children and Families. Lillie was told by Economic Services that in order to be eligible for economic assistance he would have to file for unemployment benefits, even if he felt he would not qualify for them. With his workers' compensation claim still in dispute, and based upon the information he had received from Economic Services, Lillie filed a claim for unemployment benefits. The Unemployment Division found him to be monetarily eligible for unemployment benefits when he sought them in December 2014. While he had the necessary base period wages to make him monetarily eligible for benefits, Lillie was not able to work and available for work, as required by 21 V.S.A. 1343(a)(3), because he was medically unable to work. He was, therefore, denied unemployment compensation. "At a minimum, coordination of the important information between the Unemployment Division and Economic Services concerning monetary eligibility, the establishment of a benefit year, and the use of wages and the use of wages prior to disability in connection therewith in the case of a worker injured on the job may have avoided this quagmire. Following the advice given by Economic Services, which we do not doubt was provided in good faith to Lillie, resulted in the unintended consequence of his loss of unemployment benefits once he regained his ability to work in 2017." The Vermont Supreme Court affirmed the denial of unemployment benefits; the Unemployment Division applied the law properly, and the Court was "not at liberty to rewrite the applicable statutes to obtain a different outcome." View "Lillie v. Department of Labor" on Justia Law
Posted in: Labor & Employment Law, Personal Injury, Public Benefits, Vermont Supreme Court
In re Appeal of Dezarae Durkee
June 10, 2017 by Justia Inc
This case focused on whether the Department for Children and Families (DCF) could deny an applicant temporary housing assistance under General Assistance (GA) Rule 2652.3 for having left her housing in response to a notice of termination without cause from her landlord. DCF argued that applicant Dezarae Durkee caused her own loss of housing and therefore was ineligible for assistance. The Human Services Board upheld this determination. Applicant argued that leaving in response to a notice of termination without cause does not constitute causing her own lack of housing and sought a declaration of such damages. The Vermont Supreme Court granted the declaratory judgment but concluded damages were not appropriate relief. View "In re Appeal of Dezarae Durkee" on Justia Law
Posted in: Civil Procedure, Government & Administrative Law, Public Benefits, Vermont Supreme Court
St. Martin v. Dept. of Labor
February 10, 2012 by Justia Inc
Claimant Katherine St. Martin appealed the Employment Security Board's determination that she voluntarily left her job without good cause, disqualifying her from receiving unemployment benefits. She argued on appeal that her decision to quit her job was with good cause because she reasonably believed she would not receive a paycheck for her work. Claimant worked for almost two years for her employer as an assistant financial supervisor, which required her to prepare payroll information weekly. At some point, her employer began to have financial difficulties, and the payroll submission day was moved back to later in the week. The president of Claimant's employer told claimant not to submit payroll because there were inadequate funds to cover the checks. The president then attempted to borrow money to meet the payroll, which ultimately proved "fruitless." The chief of operations persuaded the president to close the business and pay the employees. Claimant submitted the payroll after being given permission to do so by the president. She then printed the checks, and distributed them to the employees. After the president told claimant that the checks would bounce due to lack of funds, Claimant quit. Upon review, the Supreme Court held that Claimant should not have been penalized for leaving her job when she was told not to expect a paycheck. The president's statement amounted to "good cause." View "St. Martin v. Dept. of Labor" on Justia Law
Posted in: Government & Administrative Law, Labor & Employment Law, Public Benefits, Vermont Supreme Court
Cote v. Cote
Respondent Alan Cote appealed a family court's garnishment order that directed the Social Security Administration to withhold his Social Security benefits to offset alimony arrearages. On appeal, Respondent contended that the garnishment order violated a provision of the Federal Consumer Credit Protection Act which imposes a cap on the percentage of aggregate disposable earnings that any court, state or federal, may garnish. While the trial court garnished only Respondent's Social Security disability benefits and not his veterans' disability benefits, the court did include the latter in its calculation of aggregate disposable earnings. This broad calculation of disposable earning increased the percentage of Respondent's Social Security payments subject to garnishment. Respondent contended that as defined and excluded from such a calculation by federal law, his particular veterans' disability benefits were not to be counted as earnings because they were not paid for a service related disability and are not received in lieu of retirement payments to which he would otherwise be entitled as earnings. Upon review of the lower court's record and calculations, the Supreme Court agreed, reversed the lower court's order and remanded the case for recalculation of the garnishment.
Posted in: Family Law, Public Benefits, Vermont Supreme Court
Blue v. Dept. of Labor
Claimant Katrina Blue appealed an Employment Security Board decision that denied her claim for unemployment compensation benefits. Claimant contended the Board erred in: (1) finding that she was disqualified from receiving benefits because she left her employment voluntarily; and (2) assigning her the burden of proof. Claimant worked for about four years for Hickok & Boardman Realty. In the early summer of 2010, claimant left her employment to participate in a three-month cross-country bicycle ride for multiple sclerosis. Claimant acknowledged that she did not submit a written request for leave, as required in the company's personnel policy, which stated that employees who apply for unpaid personal leave, "must apply in writing" and that, "reinstatement is not guaranteed" but rather, "at the Company's sole discretion." While conceding that her leave arrangement "was not typical," Claimant maintained that her supervisor had agreed, "that an exception would be made in this instance." In its ruling, the ALJ's findings indicated that Claimant "requested a three-month leave of absence" but do not state whether the request was granted or, if so, on what terms. Its key conclusion, however, was that, "[w]hile the claimant maintain[ed] that she was fired when the employer would not allow her to come back from a personal leave of absence, it was the claimant who initiated the separation from employment by requesting the leave of absence . . . thus making this a voluntary separation from employment." Since there was no claim that the separation was for "good cause attributable" to the employer, the ALJ concluded that claimant was disqualified from receiving benefits. In a divided ruling, the Employment Security Board adopted the ALJ's findings and conclusions and sustained its decision. The dissenting member of the Board would have found that claimant's "departure for her cross-country ride was . . . not a voluntary abandonment of her employment, but a temporary unpaid leave of absence," that claimant was let go upon her return in late August, and therefore that she was entitled to unemployment compensation benefits from that time forward. This appeal followed. Upon review of the record, the Supreme Court reversed and remanded the case to the Department of Labor's ALJ: "[m]indful that our unemployment compensation scheme must be broadly construed so that no claimant is "excluded unless the law clearly intends" it … we direct the ALJ on remand to enter additional findings and conclusions on the material issues presented, and to award unemployment compensation benefits to claimant in the event it is determined that she did not leave her employment voluntarily."
Posted in: Labor & Employment Law, Public Benefits, Vermont Supreme Court
Houle v. Ethan Allen, Inc.
Employer Ethan Allen, Inc. appealed the Commissioner of the Department of Labor's decision that Claimant Robin Houle's right shoulder condition was compensable under the Workers' Compensation Act. Claimant experienced pain and weakness in her left shoulder and arm, and her job duties as a furniture refinisher were modified to account for her medical restrictions. Claimant was assigned to an inventory control/stockroom clerk position where she engaged in a variety of duties. Interspersed among these duties, claimant also wrapped finished shelves to prepare them for shipping. Claimant was initially treated for the increased symptoms in her shoulder and neck by her primary care provider. The primary care provider referred her to an orthopedist for further evaluation. The orthopedist suspected that her left shoulder complaints were most likely due to her repetitive work for Ethan Allen. He attributed claimant's right shoulder pain to normal wear and tear to be expected of someone claimant's age. Claimant was dissatisfied with this evaluation and was then referred to an orthopedic surgeon for further evaluation and treatment. In view of the competing expert medical opinions, the Commission relied on a traditional five-part test to evaluate their persuasiveness. Ethan Allen raised numerous arguments on appeal to the Supreme Court. Principal among them, Ethan Allen challenged the Commissioner's use of the five-part test to evaluate competing medical opinions, both as applied in this case and in general. According to the Employer, the use of this test improperly shifts the burden of proof from claimant to employer, unfairly places employers at a disadvantage, and erroneously employs a "winner take all" approach to evaluating a claimant's expert testimony. Upon review, the Supreme Court concluded that Ethan Allen failed to show that the Commissioner's findings were clearly erroneous or that her conclusions were unsupported by the findings. The Court affirmed the Commissioner's decision in this case.
Posted in: Injury Law, Labor & Employment Law, Public Benefits, Vermont Supreme Court
Allen-Pentkowski v. Dept. of Labor
Plaintiff Pamela Allen-Pentkowski appealed the Vermont Employment Security Board's (Board) determination that she was discharged from work for actions constituting misconduct, a decision which temporarily disqualified her from collecting unemployment compensation benefits. Prior to her discharge, Plaintiff had worked for over five years at Liebert Engineering, Inc. as a computer assisted design operator. Over the course of her work for Liebert, a dispute arose when Plaintiff's work schedule changed. She claims she told her supervisor that she could make a requested change in her work hours after she had her baby, but until then, could not work an extra hour beyond 4:00 p.m. on days requested by her supervisor. In an e-mail to the company's president, Plaintiff explained she could not work the extra hour, that her supervisor would not listen to her, and that she felt harassed by his repeated insistence. Hearing an exchange between Plaintiff and the supervisor, the president came from his office and told Plaintiff that "can't is equal to refusal, refusal is reason for termination," at which point, he discharged Plaintiff. Plaintiff filed for unemployment compensation benefits but the claims adjudicator determined the nature of plaintiff's discharge from her employer was misconduct connected with her work. On appeal, plaintiff argued that her inability to work the hours requested by her employer was not misconduct within the meaning of the statute and should not disqualify her from unemployment compensation benefits. Upon review, the Supreme Court held the employer failed to carry its burden of proof and reversed the Board's decision.


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Customers flock back to the Wyevale centres bought by Blue Diamond
Article by GardenForum.co.uk
Blue Diamond has bought 11 garden centres in 12 months, bringing the total number of garden centres in the group to 30.
The initial focus was on East Bridgford which opened in March. The new build achieved £10m sales in 10 months, making it Number 1 in the group and giving it an annualised turnover of £11.5m. This had been its year 3 target.
In May, Blue Diamond bought Orchard Park in Dorset before buying nine Wyevale garden centres in the summer.
2019 will be all about the integration of the nine Wyevale garden centres.
Customers have flocked back to the Wyevale centres
Alan Roper says he has been delighted with the way the Wyevale staff have taken ownership of their garden centres. "We have given them the tools and they have stepped up to the plate."
At the time of buying the 9 Wyevale centres sales were at £42m. Alan Roper believes they have the potential of £85m.
Customers have flocked back especially at Cadbury where footfall equalled East Bridgford in December.
Average sales at the Wyevale Garden Centres leapt by 50% in December over their 2017 figures.
Blue Diamond has said it will invest £16m in the Wyevale centres over 3 years. Bicester, Nailsworth and Cadbury will be the first to get the Blue Diamond treatment.
Cadbury will get an interior revamp to the departments for clothes, home, plant care and garden sundries. Phase 2 next year will upgrade the restaurant.
Nailsworth will be gutted and given a complete makeover. Weybridge is getting a new restaurant.
"If I get Bicester right it will be my biggest single achievement,"
Priority is being given to Bicester, which is getting the full East Bridgford treatment at a cost of £3m.
"If I get Bicester right it will be my biggest single achievement," says MD Alan Roper. The refurbishment should be completed by the end of March.
The footprint is being extended with a new customer flow. There will be 3 restaurants themed as a Book Café, Eat and Play for children and the main Café Theatre restaurant, similar to those at Redfields and East Bridgford.
Other features will include a new canopied area that will fill the gap between the garden centre and the concessions building and a gin distillery making Blue Diamond gin.
Blue Diamond added £20m to like for like sales in 2018, bringing the turnover to around £116m.
In 2019, with the addition of the Wyevale sites, East Bridgford and Nailsworth, group sales could top £170m including restaurants.


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Trio of Cornish businesses launch KTPs with the University
Collaborations across healthcare, composites and software development
Three Cornish businesses are launching a Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) with the University of Plymouth.
Truro-based Made for Life Organics, Alan Harper Composites in Saltash and Redruth firm Bluefruit Software will be working with the University over the next two years. The three businesses are each hosting a KTP Associate who will focus on an innovative new project.
Knowledge Transfer Partnerships is a UK-wide programme that helps businesses improve their competitiveness and productivity by collaborating with a university. A graduate KTP Associate works within the business to deliver a project, with support from the University.
Based at the Health and Wellbeing Innovation Centre in Truro, Made for Life Organics creates a range of natural and organic skincare and beauty products. Handmade in Cornwall, the products have been developed combining dermatological science and botanicals.
Lorena Lizarraga has joined as KTP Associate and R&D Scientist. Working in the business and with experts at the University, she will help the company to develop new and reformulated 100 per cent organic and natural skincare products using innovative new ingredients and manufacturing methods. These products are developed for people with sensitive and sensitised skin, including those undergoing radiotherapy and chemotherapy,
Made for Life Organics Owner and Managing Director Amanda Winwood said:
"Our KTP is bringing in the brains to help us extend the knowledge and science of our organic skincare products and move the business forward. Made For Life Organics has gone through massive growth, with sales doubling in the last two years. With any business, you need to continually innovate and improve your offer in order to thrive. Our KTP with the University of Plymouth is an unbelievably exciting opportunity. We're accessing a wealth of knowledge and experience."
Alan Harper, Owner and Managing Director of Alan Harper Composites, is embarking on a KTP with the University of Plymouth to develop a new technology to repair composites. Colin Hague, who grew up in Cornwall and graduated from the University of Plymouth, has joined as KTP Associate and will help the business develop innovative and more environmentally-friendly commercial methods to repair composite materials.
The company is internationally renowned for its reusable vacuum membrane, which has been used in the flooring of Germanys ICE fleet trains.
Alan Harper said:
"We believe passionately in protecting the environment while providing cost-effective and efficient technology for composite molding. We've identified the need for a new way of repairing composites and with our KTP will be approaching this in a very innovative way. When you're getting something new onto the market you need to be able to demonstrate that you've tested it thoroughly. In other words, you can get more credibility if you're working with a good University. The KTP is helping us to link into the University of Plymouth's wealth of knowledge and the facilities we've been able to access have been invaluable."
Through its KTP, software specialists Bluefruit are aiming to establish a new offer to medical companies. KTP Associate and University of Plymouth graduate Trudy Ward will carry out detailed research to help the company develop a compliance service for its medical clients. The firm, which writes high-end software for electronic gadgets and devices, hopes that by consolidating its move into this new area it will attract new clients from the medical sector.
Steve Forth, General Manager of Bluefruit Software said:
"We are known for producing high quality, high end software, particularly for the research and medical sectors. However, we are not experts at research so needed the University of Plymouth's expertise to help with developing our latest product. We also needed someone to bring strong analytical skills to the team. The KTP is part of our commitment to providing a high quality service. The aim is to develop a new revenue stream, which will help us to grow the business."
University of Plymouth KTP Specialist Advisor Dave Marshall said:
"It is great to see such a high level of interest in KTPs among Cornwall's business community. These three businesses are all embarking on really exciting projects and I look forward to seeing the results. As a former KTP Associate with a Cornish company, I have experienced first hand the impact and benefits that a KTP collaboration can deliver for everyone involved. I would strongly encourage innovative companies and ambitious graduates to consider KTP as an excellent way to strategically develop their businesses and accelerate their careers."
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Land that was once full of tents, caravans, shops, cafes, a legal advice centre and places to distribute aid is now a wasteland. Shoes, tent poles, bits of concrete, plastic and broken glass litter the sand and mud.
Many of us had taught refugees in a school that is in the part of the camp that was destroyed. A judge ruled that the school should be protected – but it's less viable if the community around it has been destroyed.
The school is still running and full of adults seeking lessons. Many want to learn French as they may have to stay in France. The atmosphere in Calais was a mixture of anger and fear, plus warmth, friendship and generosity.
People who have little are keen to share cups of tea and meals. On Friday a Spanish circus came and brought a lot of laughter and fun in the sunshine.
The school, the youth centre and a church remain in the northern half. The other half of the camp is still full and busy, with cafes and some shops. But refugees sense that this may be under threat and are desperate to get to Britain.
Many told us they are trying to get to Britain nightly and are injured in the process. Some are beaten by police. Police tear gassed the camp last Wednesday and the ground was littered with empty cartridges.
Refugees showed us injuries such as sprained arms and legs.
Two refugees were killed last week.
One, an Afghan man aged 22, was run over by a heavy goods lorry. He died on Thursday morning. A refugee from Kurdistan escaping the camp in Dunkirk, was killed in Banbury, Oxfordshire, when the truck he had hid under crashed last Wednesday.
A young Syrian refugee barely escaped with his life after being run over by a lorry last Tuesday. And three Iranian refugees were rescued with mild hypothermia in the Channel last Thursday.
The British government should let them in.


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WASHINGTON, Aug. 25, 2016 — The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has designated Clay and Macon counties in North Carolina as primary natural disaster areas due to losses caused by a recent drought.
USDA Designates Cherokee County in North Carolina as Primary Natural Disaster Areas with Assistance to Producers in Surrounding States
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"Our hearts go out to those North Carolina farmers and ranchers affected by recent natural disasters," said Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack. "President Obama and I are committed to ensuring that agriculture remains a bright spot in our nation's economy by sustaining the successes of America's farmers, ranchers, and rural communities through these difficult times. We're also telling North Carolina producers that USDA stands with you and your communities when severe weather and natural disasters threaten to disrupt your livelihood."
Farmers and ranchers in Clay, Graham and Macon counties in North Carolina also qualify for natural disaster assistance because their counties are contiguous.
Farmers and ranchers in the following counties in Georgia and Tennessee also qualify for natural disaster assistance because their counties are contiguous. Those counties are:
Fannin and Union
Monroe and Polk
All counties listed above were designated natural disaster areas on Aug. 25, 2016, making all qualified farm operators in the designated areas eligible for low interest emergency (EM) loans from USDA's Farm Service Agency (FSA), provided eligibility requirements are met. Farmers in eligible counties have eight months from the date of the declaration to apply for loans to help cover part of their actual losses. FSA will consider each loan application on its own merits, taking into account the extent of losses, security available and repayment ability. FSA has a variety of programs, in addition to the EM loan program, to help eligible farmers recover from adversity.
Other FSA programs that can provide assistance, but do not require a disaster declaration, include the Emergency Conservation Program; Livestock Forage Disaster Program; Livestock Indemnity Program; Emergency Assistance for Livestock, Honeybees, and Farm-Raised Fish Program; and the Tree Assistance Program. Interested farmers may contact their local USDA Service Centers for further information on eligibility requirements and application procedures for these and other programs. Additional information is also available online at http://disaster.fsa.usda.gov.
FSA news releases are available on FSA's website at www.fsa.usda.gov via the "Newsroom" link.


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The BMJ, llamada British Medical Journal hasta 1988 y BMJ entre 1988 y 2014, es una revista médica publicada semanalmente en el Reino Unido por la Asociación Médica Británica (British Medical Association, BMA). Su editor hasta el 30 de julio de 2004 fue Richard Smith, quien ese septiembre se integró en el consejo de la Public Library of Science (PLoS), uno de los principales impulsores y referentes mundiales de la estrategia Open Access. La actual editora del BMJ es Fiona Godlee, nombrada en febrero de 2005; y Kamran Abbasi fue quien ejerció como editor en funciones en el intervalo 2004-2005.

Para determinar la importancia y seriedad de una publicación como la que aquí se presenta, conviene consultar el "Factor de impacto ISI" o "Índice de impacto ISI" (Impact Factor cada año calculado por el Institute for Scientific Information —ISI—), el que precisamente proporciona una manera sistemática y objetiva de determinar la importancia relativa de las distintas revistas dentro de sus respectivas categorías temáticas.

Historia
La revista comenzó a publicarse el 3 de octubre de 1840 como Provincial Medical and Surgical Journal y rápidamente atrajo la atención de médicos de todo el mundo a través de la publicación de artículos de investigación originales de alto impacto e informes de casos únicos.  Los primeros editores del BMJ fueron P. Hennis Green , profesor de enfermedades infantiles en la Hunterian School of Medicine , quien también fue su fundador, y Robert Streeten de Worcester , miembro del consejo de la Asociación Provincial de Medicina y Cirugía .

El primer número de la Provincial Medical and Surgical Journal ( PMSJ ) tenía 16 páginas y contenía tres sencillas ilustraciones grabadas en madera. Los artículos más largos fueron el editorial introductorio de los editores y un informe de la Rama Oriental de la Asociación Provincial de Medicina y Cirugía. Otras páginas incluían una versión condensada del proyecto de ley de reforma médica de Henry Warburton , reseñas de libros, artículos clínicos y notas de casos.  Incluido el impuesto de timbre, costaba 7 peniques, un precio que se mantuvo hasta 1844. En su artículo principal, Green y Streeten señalaron que habían "recibido tantos anuncios (en proporción a la cantidad de tipografía) de nuestro primer número como el popular Medical Journal, ( The Lancet ) después de diecisiete años de existencia ".

En su editorial introductoria y declaraciones posteriores, Green y Streeten definieron "los principales objetos de promoción de los que se constituye la Provincial Medical and Surgical Journal  . En resumen, había dos objetivos principales claros: el avance de la profesión, especialmente en las provincias y la difusión del conocimiento médico. Green y Streeten también expresaron interés en promover el bienestar público, así como en mantener a los médicos, como una clase en ese rango de la sociedad que, por sus adquisiciones intelectuales, por su carácter moral general, y por la importancia de los deberes encomendados a ellos, tienen justamente derecho a retenerlos '.

En abril de 1842, la revista fue rebautizada como Provincial Medical Journal y Retrospect of the Medical Sciences , pero dos años más tarde volvió a la PMSJ bajo la dirección exclusiva del Dr. Streeten. Fue entonces en 1857 que el BMJ apareció por primera vez cuando el PMSJ se fusionó con el Associated Medical Journal (vol. 1 a 4; 1853 a 1856), que había evolucionado a partir del London Medical Journal (vol. 1 a 4; 1849 a 1852) bajo la dirección de John Rose Cormack .

El BMJ publicó el primer ensayo controlado aleatorio - un ensayo sobre la eficacia de la estreptomicina en el tratamiento de la tuberculosis pulmonar - .  La revista también publicó los artículos seminales sobre los efectos causales del tabaquismo   en la salud  y el cáncer de pulmón y otras causas de muerte en relación con el tabaquismo.

Durante mucho tiempo, el único competidor de la revista fue The Lancet , también con sede en el Reino Unido, pero con la creciente globalización, The BMJ se ha enfrentado a la dura competencia de otras revistas médicas, en particular The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) y Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA).

Indexación y citas
El BMJ está incluido en los principales índices PubMed , MEDLINE , EBSCO y Science Citation Index . La revista ha criticado durante mucho tiempo el uso indebido del factor de impacto para otorgar becas y reclutar investigadores por parte de instituciones académicas.

Métricas de revista
2022
 Web of Science Group : 39.89
 Índice h de Google Scholar: 453
 Scopus: 5.296

Notas y referencias

Enlaces externos
 BMJ Online
 The British Medical Association
 BMJ publishing group
 Other BMJ Journals
 El portal oficial en español de la BMJ
 ISI Web of Knowledge

Nota: para acceder a ISI Web of Knowledge hay que estar suscrito.

Revistas médicas
Revistas científicas del Reino Unido
Revistas científicas en inglés
Revistas científicas semanales
Publicaciones fundadas en 1840
Revistas publicadas por  el Grupo BMJ


Two Miami students were charged after a bulletin board was defaced in Wells Hall.
OXFORD – The students charged in connection to racist, sexist, anti-Semitic and homophobic graffiti were seen Sunday morning leaving the area of vandalism on Miami University's campus.
The pair of 19-year-old males was questioned immediately, according to university spokeswoman Claire Wagner, and they confessed to defacing a bulletin board.
One of the suspects lives in Wells Hall, where the vandalism occurred, and the other lives elsewhere on campus.
Wagner said few students saw the graffiti -- which she termed "offensive to many groups of people" -- but university officials wanted to let the community know it happened and was immediately addressed.
Wagner declined to provide more specifics.
The Enquirer has requested a copy of the police report, which is expected to be available Tuesday afternoon.
The defaced bulletin board was in Wells Hall, according to a letter Miami University President David Hodge sent out regarding the incident.
The suspects were charged -- though it is not yet clear with what -- and they are facing university discipline as well.
"I am deeply disappointed that any of our students would choose deliberately to behave in such a reprehensible way, and with so obvious an intent to offend or hurt," Hodge wrote. "As a community we must stand together to confront behavior that violates the values and beliefs we hold, and work to create a culture built upon the respect and trust called for in our Code of Love and Honor."
The Miami incident follows a spate of racially charged incidents on college campuses and at other schools. At Duke University, a black female student recently alleged that a group of white males chanted racist songs at her while she was walking alone on campus at 2:30 a.m. Then on April 1, a noose was discovered, hanging on a tree outside Duke's student center.
At the University of Oklahoma earlier this month, a video surfaced of white fraternity students making a racist chant using the n-word.
In March, an Instagram photo with a racist caption and threat, apparently directed toward a minority Lebanon Junior High School student, was reported by The Enquirer.
"Unfortunately," Hodge wrote in his letter, "it seems Miami is not immune from the behaviors that have challenged college campuses across the country during the past few weeks."
The graffiti was gone from campus Tuesday morning, but students expressed disappointment in the situation.
Most did not see it, said freshman Shannon Reilly, who lives in Wells Hall, but "there are people in our hall that were offended by the comments and it affected them personally."
The graffiti was "racial, (homophobic) and a little bit of everything," Reilly said. "People on campus are talking about it. Even people who don't live here are talking about it."


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