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Van Andel Institute Forum on Parkinson's, Alzheimer's & Lewy Body Dementia
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On February 27, we invite you to join us for a Van Andel Institute Scientific Forum on Parkinson's, Alzheimer's and Lewy body dementia. During the evening, you will hear from Institute scientists who are working to discover new ways to diagnose and treat Parkinson's, Alzheimer's and Lewy body dementia.
This event will also feature a cocktail hour and plated dinner.
Why neurodegenerative science?
In the next decade, the prevalence of neurodegenerative diseases is expected to rise dramatically. Today, 5 million people in the U.S. are living with Alzheimer's, and by 2060 this number is projected to climb to nearly 14 million. Parkinson's is also on the rise; by 2020 there will be nearly 1.2 million people living with the disease in the U.S. Although lesser known, Lewy body dementia is the second most common type of progressive dementia after Alzheimer's disease, and while it is underreported and often misdiagnosed, approximately 1.3 million people in the U.S. are affected by this disease. While these statistics are alarming, there is hope on the horizon. VAI scientists, along with national and international collaborators, are making significant strides toward the development of new diagnostics and therapies that slow or stop disease progression — something no current treatment can accomplish. Join us to learn about the latest advances in this important area of research.
About Van Andel Institute
VAI is an independent biomedical research and science education organization committed to improving the health and enhancing the lives of current and future generations. Established by Jay and Betty Van Andel in 1996 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, VAI has grown into a premiere research and educational institution that supports the work of more than 450 scientists, educators and staff.
Remarks by Peter A. Jones, Ph.D., D.Sc. (hon), Chief Scientific Officer
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Peter A. Jones, Ph.D., D.Sc. (hon), is a pioneer in epigenetics, a growing field that explores how genes are regulated and for developing therapies for cancer and other diseases. His discoveries have helped usher in an entirely new class of drugs that have been approved to treat blood cancer and are being investigated in other tumor types. Jones is a past president of the American Association for Cancer Research, a Fellow of the AACR Academy, a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and was recently elected to the National Academy of Sciences.
José Brás, Ph.D.
José Brás, Ph.D. is a world-leading molecular geneticist whose research focuses on how variations in our genes impact the onset and progression of neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson's, Alzheimer's and dementia with Lewy bodies. He is an associate professor at Van Andel Institute.
Rita Guerreiro, Ph.D.
Rita Guerreiro, Ph.D. is an internationally recognized leader in neurogenetics who studies genomic contributors to neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases. She is an associated professor at Van Andel Institute.
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Eating out in Edinburgh was such a fun experience. We got to try several independent places with their cozy or fine dining atmospheres, but as it was our honeymoon, we also went to places that we'd seen before and wanted to try! One such place was Coast to Coast. (Coast to Coast will be referred to as C2C from this point on!) There is a C2C on Riverside in Norwich which we had seen a few times so when we saw one in Edinburgh we decided to give it a try.
The fact that we ate our starters before I got a picture probably says a lot! I had the slow baked ribs with dry bbq rub and the most delicious homemade coleslaw I've had in a long time! Joshua had Boston Prawns – "Large tiger prawns hand battered in our Samuel Adams® beer batter, served with Cajun mayonnaise on the side." I got to try a bit – and it was yum! Perfectly cooked with a nice crunchy batter. Such a simple dish and it was done really well.
For our main course, Josh and I, decided to have fajitas. We haven't had them in a long while but when we first moved in together last summer we ate them quite a lot as they were quite easy to make! It was nice because it brought back "moving in memories". These fajitas were fantastic. They came sizzling on their platter and accompanied by dinky pots of cheese, guacamole, sour cream and salsa.
The chicken was char grilled – I didn't read this on the menu and if I had I may not have ordered this one.. I'm not a big fan of the char grilled flavor. I also don't like bbq'd food either but that's a story for another day! It's just a personal preference but I like more delicate flavors and that charred effect just, to me, tastes just burnt. Now that's not a negative about C2C as everything was cooked really well and the onions, peppers etc that came with it were fantastic. Just not really for me! Josh's was really good as his also came in bbq sauce – always a winner!
Now the next thing I want to share with you are the cocktails at C2C – I could not recommend these enough!
My first cocktail was called a French Martini (the red one in the pictures!) and was described on the menu as "Eristoff vodka, Chambord and pineapple juice, shaken to give you a smooth fruity finish". I chose this one because I recognized Chambord which I had bought as a Christmas present for Josh's Dad last year. Chambord is a black raspberry liqueur which I really liked the sound of – plus I am obsessed with pineapple juice! I even made my own in my juicer! This cocktail was exactly how I thought it would be, a touch dry but with a soft, fruity finish – YUM!
Joshua had an appletini. Described as "A perfect pre-dinner Martini. Eristoff vodka shaken simply with apple schnapps and fresh apple juice. Dr. John Dorian loves them!". Josh is a massive scrubs fan and I don't think he'd ever had an appletini before so this was the most obvious choice for him. I think he really enjoyed it because he finished every last fruity drop!
After our meal we definitely did not have room for dessert! But something had caught Josh's eye on the cocktail menu. Now I would agree with the menu which described it as "not for everyone" but Josh ordered one, I had one sip and ordered my own – it was that good. But only if you like Reeses Peanut Butter Cups – because this is exactly what this tasted like!
We loved it – the digestive biscuit round the rim of the glass was such a good touch and even though it contained vodka and chocolate syrup, the main flavor was the peanut butter which was really good! This was a really fun drink which we really enjoyed. You can find your nearest Coast to Coast on their website and if you like peanut butter I thoroughly recommend giving the Peanut Butter Martini a go!


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Coronavirus Resources for the Academic Community
Colleges and universities are developing plans to safely implement the 2020–2021 academic year given the unusual circumstances surrounding the novel coronavirus pandemic. With the safety of faculty, students, and staff at the forefront of academic planning and decision making, ASHA provides the following resources to keep the academic community informed of updates to program accreditation, certification, testing, and instructional continuity.
CAA Accreditation Guidance for Academic Programs
The Council on Academic Accreditation in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology (CAA) will continue to provide updates and guidance for academic programs and accreditation.
CFCC Certification Guidance for Graduate Programs, Students, and Clinical Fellows
The Council for Clinical Certification in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology (CFCC) will continue to provide updates on certification accommodations in place for graduate programs, students, and clinical fellows.
Praxis Tests
The Educational Testing Service (ETS) provides updates on future testing and test-taker support for students who are planning to take the ETS Praxis Tests.
Teaching Academic Courses and Clinical Education
Communication Sciences & Disorders (CSD) Education Survey Ad Hoc Report: The COVID-19 Impact on Academic Programs, Academic Year 2019–2020
In the CSD Education Survey (Academic Year 2019-2020), ASHA collected data from CSD academic programs about the challenges academic programs were experiencing due to COVID-19 [PDF].
Planning for the 2020–2021 Academic Year During COVID-19: Findings from Focus Groups
In June 2020, ASHA conducted three focus groups with speech-language pathology, audiology, and speech and hearing science faculty to gain insight into CSD department's plans and strategies to address challenges to academic and clinical teaching as well as research during COVID-19. Findings from these focus groups are summarized in this presentation [PDF] and may be used to help CSD departments mitigate challenges that academic programs are facing in light of COVID-19 safety and social distancing requirements.
ASHA-Produced Courses to Assist With Online Teaching
Faculty who subscribe to the ASHA Learning Pass or who have purchased individual courses produced by ASHA, including currently running online conferences, may share the content with their students via their university's screen-sharing technology. Faculty can also request free access to the ASHA Learning Pass through December 20, 2021, specifically for the purposes of providing additional instructional resources (not for obtaining ASHA continuing education units [CEUs]). Faculty can request access by emailing academicaffairs@asha.org. ASHA will give verified faculty a unique access link that they can also share with their students.
ASHA Resources for Teaching Telepractice
ASHA offers a variety of telepractice resources on topics such as preparations necessary for the provision of telepractice; evidence maps; state regulations; and reimbursement policies. Faculty can access the following ASHA resources:
More than 20 telepractice courses in the ASHA Learning Pass to use for student instruction—including courses on getting started with telepractice, offering quality services with telepractice, and using telepractice successfully with various client populations.
A selection of ASHA journals articles on telepractice, currently free to all readers on ASHAWire.
National Academy of Medicine (NAM): Learning from the Global Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic: An Interprofessional Perspective on Health Professions Education
A new NAM Perspectives commentary outlines three global examples of how health professions educators worldwide creatively responded to the COVID-19 pandemic and pivoted their teaching to not only account for this new reality, but to address health disparities and the impacts of the social determinants of health head-on.
ASHA Online Communities
Faculty affiliated with ASHA Online Communities—such as the Special Interest Group (SIG) Communities, which are categorized by content area—are encouraged to use the communities to share experiences, resources, and strategies for teaching and learning in their subject matter.
CAPCSD Education Resources
The Council of Academic Programs in Communication Sciences and Disorders (CAPCSD) provides resources—including an e-book with best practices in health care simulations in communication sciences and disorders (CSD), podcasts on simulations, standardized patients, and a telepractice training program—and provides links to case studies and available audiology simulations.
MERLOT CSD Community Portal
The Communication Sciences and Disorders Community Portal on MERLOT provides a peer-reviewed repository to share reusable CSD teaching and learning resources. It is free to join. Share your resources, access others' resources, and contribute to building a CSD repository of academic and clinical teaching and learning materials.
Nexus Online Interprofessional Education and Remote Teaming
Incorporate interprofessional education and interprofessional collaborative practice (IPE/IPP) into online learning. The National Center for Interprofessional Practice and Education offers free access to a series of web-based discussions, webinars, and forums to foster conversation, learning, and resource sharing in IPE/IPP and education. Access recorded and archived sessions in addition to upcoming webinars.
Reopening Higher Education, Labs, and Clinics
CDC Guidance for Institutions of Higher Education
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released a set of considerations for institutions of higher education as part of a comprehensive plan to reduce risk of COVID-19 infection on campus.
Johns Hopkins University Toolkit
The Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security created a toolkit, Open Smart EDU, in collaboration with the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) and Tuscany Strategy Consulting (TSC). This free resource is designed to guide colleges and universities in planning operating strategies for both the near- and long-term amid the many challenges of COVID-19.
COVID-19 Planning Guide and Self-Assessment for Higher Education [PDF]
College and University Fall 2020 Announcements Database
ACAPT Guidance
American Council of Academic Physical Therapy (ACAPT) guidance documents may serve as a resource for CSD academic programs. Administrators can adapt these resources to their own programs, policies, and procedures for the classroom and clinic.
Classroom and Lab Considerations and Resources (version 2) [PDF]
Guidance on Participation in Clinical Education Experiences (in Physical Therapy Education) [PDF]
NSSLHA Resources for Students
Students can visit the coronavirus/COVID-19 webpage of the National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA) to learn how to stay connected and keep up-to-date on important certification and program updates during the pandemic.
Academic programs can notify students of any changes to Federal Student Aid and loan repayment policies resulting from the COVID-19 outbreak by sharing information provided by the U.S. Department of Education Office of Federal Student Aid.
Managing Research
Managing Your Grants and Research During COVID-19
Panelists from federal funding agencies discuss what measures their agencies are taking to help researchers navigate through a variety of issues, including unanticipated costs as well as delays in research progress, budgeting, and payment of salaries and stipends.
We have all experienced a great deal of disruption in recent times. We can develop the capacity to recover from difficulties—and learn from this experience. Resilience means knowing how to cope despite setbacks, barriers, or limited resources. ASHA offers the following resources to assist faculty members in their own development and learning—and to help those faculty members assist their students.
Connecting Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists With Mental Health Resources
Resilience Skills, Factors and Strategies of the Resilient Person
Building Your Resilience
Stress Management for Leaders Responding to a Crisis: Evidence-Based Techniques to Handle Stress and Effectively Lead [PDF]


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Mrs. Jamie Bassos is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst who holds a Master of Science degree in Applied Behavior Analysis from Northeastern University and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from The George Washington University. She received extensive training in the education and treatment of individuals with autism spectrum disorders, with an emphasis in early intervention, at the highly respected New England Center for Children, where she conducted research, teacher training and served as a case manager. She has worked extensively as an independent behavioral consultant in Northern Virginia and as a classroom teacher at the Ivymount School in Rockville, MD. Mrs. Bassos has also delivered presentations and training seminars at both local and international conferences. Her professional interests include early intervention and research supporting best practice.
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The aim of the present research work to investigate antimicrobial activity of some honey samples six winter honeys six summer honeys collected from different regions of Western Ghats. The microbes used in this study are Staphylococcus aureus, Streptococcus pyogenes, Escherichia coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and Proteus mirabilis. Antibacterial activity of the honeys was assayed using the Disc diffusion method. Noticeable variations in the antibacterial activity of the different honey samples were observed. Among the microbes Staphylococcus aureus is the most sensitive against all honey samples shows the maximum inhibitor zone compare to summer honeys.
Molan, P. C 1992a. The antibacterial activity of honey: 1. The nature of antibacterial activity of honey. Bee world. 73: 5-28.
Bauer, A. W, Kirby WMM. Sherirs JC, Turck M 1996. Antibiotic susceptibility testing by standard single disk method. Am. J. Clin. Pathol. 45: 433-496.
Molan, PC. 1992b. The antibacterial activity of honey: 2. Variation in potency of antibacterial activity of honey. Bee World. 73: 59-76.
Adebolu, T. 2005. Effect of natural honey on local isolates of diarrhea-causing bacteria in southwestern Nigeria. In African Journal of Biotechnology, vol. 4, 2005, no. 10, pp.1172-1174.
Ahmed, M. Djebli, N. Hammoudi, S. Aissat, S. Akila, B. Hemida, H. 2012. Additive potential of ginger starch on antifungal potency of ginger starch on antifungalpotency of honey against Candida albicans. In Asian Pacific Journal of TropicalBiomedicine, vol. 2, 2012, no. 4, pp.253-255.
Al-Waili, N. Akmal, M. Al-Waili, F. Salomn, K. Ali, A. 2005. The antimicrobial potential of honey from United Arab Emirates on some microbial isolates. In Medical Science monitor, vol. 11, 2005, no. 12, pp.433-438.
Armstrong, S. and G. W. Otis, 1995. The antibacterial properties of honey. Bee Culture, 123(9): 500-502.
Asadi-Pooya, A. Pnjehshahin, M. Beheshti, S. 2003. The antimycobacterial effect of honey: an in vitro study. In Rivista di biologia, vol. 66, 2003, no. 3, pp.491-496.
Basson, N. J., duToit, I. J. and Grobler, S. R. (1994). Antibacterial action of honey on oral streptococci. J DentAssoc SAfr, 49: 339-341.
Betts, J. A. and P.C. Molan, 2002. Results of a pilottrial of manuka h oney as a dressing forinfectedchronic wounds. - A paper presented at the 4th Australian Wound Management Association Conference, Adelaide, Australia.
Brudzynski, K., 2006. Effect of hydrogen peroxide on antibacterial activities of Canadian honeys. Can. J. Microbiol., 52: 1228-1237.
Cooper, R. Molan, P. Harding, K. 1999. Antibacterial activity of honey against strains of Staphylococcus aureus from infected wounds. In Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, vol. 92, 1999, no. 9, pp.283-285.
Cooper, R., Molan, P. Harding, K. 2002. The sensitivity to honey of gram positive cocci of clinical significance isolated from wounds. In Journal of Applied microbiology, vol. 93, 2002, no. 5, pp.857-863.
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Construction Continues at Rockingham Park at the Crossroads
If you have driven East of Harrisonburg on Route 33. You may have noticed some construction happening to the North around Crosskeys Rd. If you weren't already familiar, the county is putting in park called Rockingham Park at the Crossroads. This land was donated by Albert Long to Rockingham county in 1989. The park was tgo be called Alber Long park but was changed by popular vote by the Board of Supervisors. More info here.
There has been discussion and rumors about what will happen with this land. A group out of South Carolina showed interest in having an assisted living facility be placed at the back of the park. Other rumors have indicated a trampoline park will be on the premises. At this point, the county has disclosed these as features of the Rockingham Park at the Crossroads:
Amphitheater (PDF)
The Amphitheatre will be a covered stage featuring low walls and flexible seating. The optimal sloped tiered seating has the capacity to hold 3500 to 4000 spectators with handicapped seating available. The Amphitheatre is adjacent to an open play area, pavilion, playground and a splash pad.
Baseball Fields (PDF)
The Baseball/Softball Complex features two 250' fields and two 300' fields. It will include concessions with restrooms and located near a playground, pavilion and has prominent views of the Massanutten Peak. Other features include bleachers, green space and a drop off loop.
Multi-Purpose Fields (PDF)
The Multipurpose Field Complex incorporates four (4) athletic fields. The complex consists of a pavilion with restrooms, concessions with restrooms, drop off area and bleachers. Open space surrounding each field allows for additional seating. In close proximity is a playground and natural stream corridor.
Recreation Center (PDF)
The optimal Recreation Center will be approximately 50.,000+/- square foot facility. It will include four (4) basketball courts, elevated running track, dance/fitness room, multi-purpose room, kitchenette, kids zone, locker rooms and ample parking."
PDF of Park Master Plan


mama elephant | design blog: INTRODUCING: Oh Happy Birds + Happy Valentine's Day Creative Cuts + PROMO!
INTRODUCING: Oh Happy Birds + Happy Valentine's Day Creative Cuts + PROMO!
Oh what a happy day to introduce the Oh Happy Birds Set! This set is compiled with the beautiful hand-lettered sentiments by Pauline Ibarra and some sweet and simple love birds. This combination is absolutely perfect for those wedding and those I love you kind of cards!
Here Kryssi used the new Happy Valentine's Day CC as a repeating background. The die is so cute and dainty, it looked like candy on top of the watercolored stripes!
To celebrate our first release of the year, get this Happy Valentine's Day Creative Cut FREE with any purchase over $35 for 2 days only or while supplies last!
Mama Elephant continues to bang out KILLER new releases. I must have this stamp set, because of the images and the sentiments. This is an amazing stamp set good for all occasions! Can't wait to get this one!
I love the flower borders!
Love this! Can't wait for midnight!
The rice!!!! Love it so much! Counting down to midnight!
Way too cute! Love those sweet lil birds so much!
Two adorable cards! I love how Angela used rice for her shaker, and Kryssi's card is darling! You girls sure know how to play with the fabulous stamps and dies!


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Q: EXTJs Action Column icon I want the icon to change from accept to delete when it is clicked on.
Set the iconflag = 1 because on page load I want the accept icon to be seen.
The code below doesn't satisfy the expectation
{

    xtype: 'actioncolumn',
    width: 30,
    items: [{
        flex: 1,
        tooltip: 'Click to expand',
        icon: iconflag == '1' ? "shared/icons/fam/accept.gif" : "shared/icons/fam/delete.gif",
        getClass: this.getActionClass,
        handler: function() {
            if (iconflag == '1') {
                iconflag = '0';
            } else if (iconflag == '0') {
                iconflag = '1';
            }
            alert(iconflag);
        }
    }]

},

Using EXTJs 4.2

A: In your handler function, iconflag is a local variable that loses its value outside the handler function. Where you use iconflag outside the handler function, it is evaluated only ONCE, before you click on the icon.
What you want to do is store your variable in a place that automatically forces the grid to update. Which is why you want to store the iconflag on the records in the store.
Add to your model another field:
{
    name: 'iconflag',
    type: 'bool',
    defaultValue: false,
    persist: false
}

Move the icons into CSS:
Ext.util.CSS.createStyleSheet([
    '.iconflag-accept {',
    '     background-image: url(\'shared/icons/fam/accept.gif\')',
    '}',
    '.iconflag-delete {'
    '    background-image: url(\'shared/icons/fam/delete.gif\')',
    '}'
].join(''));

Update the column to use the field:
dataIndex: 'iconflag',
getClass: function(iconflag) {
    if(iconflag) return 'iconflag-delete';
    else return 'iconflag-accept';
},
handler: function(view, colindex, rowindex, item, e, record) {
    record.set('iconflag', !record.get('iconflag'));
}

Fiddle: https://fiddle.sencha.com/#view/editor&fiddle/205l


CrossFit is a great way to meet new friends while keeping fit!
Post by Gluco Ambassador, Lucy Boggis.
Throughout the autumn and going into the winter, staying motivated to train can be such a challenge, especially when you're trying to workout by yourself (although see here for my previous blog on how to make the most of exercising alfresco before the winter sets in). Group exercise is one of my secret weapons when it comes to keeping myself motivated and excited to go to each workout. So, I thought I would share with you all some of my favourite group training sessions that I personally use to keep me fit all the way to the summer to hopefully give you a bit of inspiration on what to try for yourselves.
My first group exercise/training has to be CrossFit. Now I don't only do this in the winter, I do it all year round, but for those of you stuck for what group workout to get stuck into, this would be my top go to!! When I started CrossFit, I couldn't believe the amount of support, laughs and full on killer workouts it had. I fell totally in love with it. There is no judgement at CrossFit. Everyone is in the same boat and no matter if you've been doing it for ages or it's your first session, it will always challenge you. That is why everyone supports each other but it's also what gets you hooked. A combination of seeing results, meeting new friends and always being challenged, makes you want more. Therefore through the winter days, you will be itching to get to CrossFit and not have time to want to go and sit on the sofa and feel unmotivated.
So what is CrossFit…… get looking online at where your local CrossFit Box is and find out for yourself. You WILL NOT regret it.
I know that spinning has been around for yonks now and is very popular. But the reason it's popular is because it works. It's a fab workout that gets you sweating and the upbeat music and awesome instructors don't give you time to be lazy and faff about in the gym, which is something that may happen if you are there by yourself. You don't have to think up what training to do or try and motivate yourself, because as soon as you step foot into that spinning studio, you don't need to think, you just need to listen to the beats, work hard and enjoy the droplets of sweat pouring down your face. Get booked into a class, give it a whirl and the workouts are no longer than an hour, so just think, sweat for an hour and feel motivated and upbeat for the whole day. Brilliant!
Such an epic game to play. It gets you sweaty, works your entire body, (areas of your body you didn't even know you have will be hurting) you can be super competitive or just a bit of fun with a friend. And the best thing is, it's inside, so NO excuses for it being bad weather and not being able to workout.
I actually play squash with my husband. We are both pretty "below average" but because we are both of a similar awful standard, we can have a laugh, be a bit competitive, but also give each other a run for our money. It's quality time together and as we play on a Friday, we can turn it into a meal out afterwards and start the weekend properly together.
So there you have it, my top three group training sessions to try while the winter draws in and the motivation starts to take a turn for the worst. They are all absolutely fantastic and will get your heart rate up, and your workout mojo back! And for an extra added oomph pre workout or to help refuel after exercise don't forget to pack your GLUCO. Maybe even take some GLUCO Tabs to share with your new group of friends and workout buddies!


Affiliate marketing programs. One of the most successful ways that you can increase online sales is to set up an affiliate marketing program. This allows you to gather people around you who are invested in helping you market and sell your product or service. Affiliate programs work when you have others sell for you. You assign each of your affiliates' Web sites its own identifier. Orders come through that site to you. You fulfill the order, and the affiliate receives a commission off of each sale that results from someone ordering via his or her site. There is software to help you coordinate your affiliate marketing programs, and keep track of how much you owe your affiliates. This is desirable because it gets your products and services out there at small cost to you (you don't pay for advertising and marketing – just a portion of the sale), and the affiliate does a minimal amount of work, making it a desirable revenue stream from those associated with you.
Pay per click advertising. Another way that you can inexpensively increase your online sales is through pay per click advertising. With pay per click, you only pay for ads when someone actually clicks through to your page. You pay depending on how many clicks your ad gets. In same cases, you pay as little as one cent per click. However, you have to be wary, since in some cases unscrupulous companies will pay surfers to click through so that you have to pay. Make sure you choose a reputable company that has an active history of catching click fraud.
Search engine advertising. This is related to pay per click advertising. When you use this form of advertising, you are paying for a specific keyword or phrase associated with your business, or with your products and services. When people search for the term, your results come up in a special box at the top labeled "sponsored results." Since search engines are fast becoming the most popular way for people to get information, it can be worth it to pay for search engine advertising, since you are more likely to been seen by more people.
Google AdSense. You might notice that, on some Web sites, there are text ads related to the page content on the side. These are placed through a program known as AdSense from Google. Every time someone clicks on these ads, you get a portion of any sale that goes through. This is a simple way for you to get revenue through your business Web site. Another great thing about AdSense is that you can use what you make from ads on your own site to offset the cost of pay per click advertising that you might do on other Web sites. You can have Google place your ads on other sites for a fee. In many cases, it is possible to get free text ads when you combine your advertising with Google AdSense text ads on your own business Web site.
Hosting others' ads. You can also host banner ads from related Web sites. Allowing others to advertise their products and services on your business Web site, for a reasonable monthly fee, can be a good way to monetize your site.
Affiliate programs. Affiliate programs work both ways. You can sell related products and services that may complement you business on your Web site. This way you are still providing something your customers may be interested in, but without the hassle of keeping track of it yourself.
The Internet offers many opportunities to expand your customer base and make more money. If you are smart about your marketing and about other opportunities, it is possible for you to increase online sales and create additional revenue from your business Web site.


California-San Francisco-444 Market Street Sublease - Charles Schwab & Co. Inc. and Scient Corp.
Paragraph 17:   Sub-sub-sub-sublesseor's   CHARLES SCHWAB & CO., INC.
respect to the premises described therein (the "Sub-subleased Premises").
respect to the premises described therein (the "Subleased Premises").
hereof (hereinafter referred to as the "Premises").
and Scient hereby mutually agree.
1.  Term; Delivery of Possession.
Date shall operate to extend the term hereof.
a particular use), in their "as-is, where-is" condition.
and will not hold any of the above parties responsible therefor.
if required by Master Lessor.
exceed Operating Expenses for the 1998 calendar year, as "Operating Expenses"
Taxes, as the case may be, in accordance with the terms of the Master Lease.
Constitution, commonly referred to as Proposition 13.
California Revenue & Taxation Code.
that is prohibited by paragraph 7 of the Master Lease.
incorporated in this Sub-sub-sub-sublease and are applicable to the Premises.
any breach by Scient of its obligations under this Sub-sub-sub-sublease.
prior written consent of Schwab, PBNI, TIG and Shaklee.
if any, of Scient's actual Excess Electrical Usage, and without any adjustment.
Electrical Usage in the Premises.
necessary approvals for Scient to place identification signs in the Building.
employees, agents, customers, licensees, invitees, or guests.
of Scient or its employees, agents, customers, licensees, invitees, or guests.
illness, or death occurring prior to such termination.
set forth in paragraph 12 hereof.
Sub-sub-sub-sublease, Sub-sub-sublease, Sub-sublease, Sublease and Master Lease.
limits or substantive coverage terms affecting the Premises (an "Alteration").
from Scient as additional rent on demand.
description of the contemplated form of agreement).
maintenance or otherwise as a result of the change in occupancy.
to Schwab, PBNI, TIG and Shaklee.
terminate. Scient agrees to attorn to such assignee or transferee.
Shaklee, Master Lessor or any succeeding sublessee.
made by attaching the same on the main entrance of the Premises.
this Sub-sub-sub-sublease shall terminate this Sub-sub-sub-sublease.
sublease shall terminate this Sub-sub-sub-sublease.
sub-sublease shall terminate this Sub-sub-sub-sublease.
not in default of this Sub-sub-sub-sublease beyond any applicable cure period.
opportunity for full and complete investigations, examinations, and inspections.
constraint of reasonableness with respect to the exercise of such fights.
sub-sublease, Sub-sublease, Sublease or Master Lease.
obligations hereunder, the Security Deposit, or so much thereof as had not t.
employee, agent, customer, licensee, invitee or guest of Scient.
of paragraph 2 of the Second Amendment to Sublease.
by PBNI, TIG and Shaklee.
property on which the Building is located.
or otherwise in interpreting this instrument.
to any assignment or subletting by Scient.
sublease and by this  ,.
the day and year first hereinabove set forth.
except: Those improvements which TIG is required to remove by Shaklee.


In my last post, I mentioned a new job; I recently began working as a sales rep for Capitol Christian Music Group. And though it has been a tremendous adjustment, I have loved every second of it. In fact, after Nashville received some very unusual snow last week, I sat squirming on the couch, watching the clock tick towards Monday when the snow would be gone and the roads would be clear and I could go back to work.
Though each day has had it's own special thrills, I have to tell y'all about yesterday. On day one, my boss showed me around the building, pointing at this and that, introducing me to everyone who crossed our paths. But there was one place in particular in which I desperately wanted to spend more time—the office supply center.
Or as I like to call it, The Place Where Dreams Come True.
Of course, in the days to follow, I thought of reasons I'd need to go back downstairs. I needed post-its and paperclips, drawer sorters and pushpins. It was like shopping in Office Depot without having to pay for anything.
And let me tell you, it is embarrassing to admit how much I loved it.
Yesterday, after swallowing a panic attack at the messy pile of papers in one of my filing cabinets, I marched right back down there to that land flowing with stationary and staplers in search of something that would bring order to my mess.
As I walked through the hallway, smiling to myself thinking of how much fun I would have stuffing all my pages into their individual protectors and placing them behind the January tab, it hit me.
I get a thrill when I walk down an office supply aisle. I love starting a new list on a brand new notepad. I enjoy color-coding a spreadsheet. In fact, I can't look at a simple, black and white Excel document without feeling as if the walls are closing in. And I'm afraid I came by it honestly. I had a whole conversation with my mother last night about the many merits of her newest discovery in the world of pens. And I'll be going out soon to purchase my own set of The World's Greatest Erasable Pen.
Hi, my name is Elizabeth, and I'm an organizational, borderline OCD, office supply addict.
I know I've surely fallen to an eight or nine on the ten-point scale of cool. But I guess you had to find out sometime. And I had to tell you. Because how was I supposed to keep the glorious reality of The Place Where Dreams Come True to myself?


The quality of presence a psychotherapist or counselor brings to the therapeutic relationship makes all the difference in effective treatment. With this application of Buddhist practice to psychotherapy, Karen Kissel Wegela offers mental health professionals a new perspective on bringing compassion, patience, generosity, and equanimity to their work with clients. She also shows how counselors can apply this wisdom in their own lives, and how they can help their clients to cultivate these qualities in themselves.


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Geoffrey Gould
Official co-host for
Paul Hellyer, former Canadian Minister of Defense
Henry had previously requested, I read our guest's introduction:
Paul Hellyer was Canada's youngest Member of Parliament when he was first elected in 1949 and the youngest cabinet minister appointed to Louis S. St. Laurent's government eight years later. Although Hellyer is best known for the unification of the Canadian Armed Forces and for his 1968 chairmanship of the Task Force on Housing and Urban Development, he has maintained a life-long interest in macroeconomics. This led him to form Action Canada, a populist movement dedicated to the concepts of full employment and low inflation with an emphasis on quality-of-life issues. Through the years, as a journalist and political commentator, he has continued to fight for economic reforms and has written several books on the subject, including but not limited to Light at the End of the Tunnel: A Survival Plan for the Human Species.
In recent years he has become interested in the extraterrestrial presence and their superior technology that we have been emulating (and most likely reverse-engineering [I couldn't help adding]...). In September 2005 he became the first person of cabinet rank in the G8 group of countries to state unequivocally, "UFO's are as real as the airplanes flying overhead."
We started out with his having also gone on very public record, accurately reporting that and how global financial system being a total fraud, a copy of his original press release having been emailed to Henry who forwarded the text to Craig and to me. The man has done his homework, information much of which I've known in the late 1980s.
He also recommended Victory for the World website, on which such information is available.
In one his books (neglecting to name it), he calculated what one's debt would be that would be so high it becomes impossible to "repay." He spoke about how banks "lend" money to people, asking for collateral until it's the sort of collateral They Want.
From the chat room came a question about something called CODEX, a foreign exchange system, which Paul figured might be too expansive a topic into which to get tonight (as well as understandably not wanting to convey any inaccurate information).
Coming back from the first break, Henry reported our currently having listeners in the US, Ireland, UK, Canada, Finland, and the ubiquitous "Other"....
Paul said that countries should start relying on themselves regarding printing money, as he stressed in his books Light at the End of the Tunnel: A Survival Plan for the Human Species and A Miracle in Waiting. He also concurred with me that The Creature from Jekyll Island is Highly Recommended Reading...
Neary at the one hour mark, Henry asked about his having read the William J. Birnes book The Day After Roswell. Paul indicated earlier than that, he had a friend trying to entice his interest in the subject. He finally read it, and mentioned it to a friend who called the general regarding its contents and learned it was 100% true. Paul also spoke to the general who confirmed it for him as well.
Henry asked if Paul knew of Bob Lazar, of whom Paul has no reason to disbelieve what he's placed online about Area 51. Henry mistakenly referred to "Area 52" (as though they were street addresses), so I couldn't resist jokingly referring to that when I took us to break about eleven minutes past the first hour.
Paul did point out that while Light at the End of the Tunnel: A Survival Plan for the Human Species is mostly about cover ups and conspiracies, and it's not merely about the alien presense, it does report that We Are Not Alone in the Universe. He did met with abductees Travis Walton and hearing his story. Also Jim Sparks, whose memory of his encounter was far more detailed, and the concerns the aliens have at how our planet is being run; [politicians] running the planet into the ground, and their advice, particularly about Disclosure and amnesty to those who've been staging the multi-decade cover-ups, and committing UnConstitutional crimes.
He spoke about retired air man Charles James Hall, who'd worked in Nevada and meteorologist, who met an alien race called the Tall Whites, even saving one of the daughters of a Tall White, recounted in one of his four Millennial Hospitality series of books (see links below).
Apparently a General Nathan declared an order that aliens were enemies. Paul accurately pointed out in any military encounter, "we" always shot first.
He spoke of there being about twelve difference alien species. Off the top of my head I could only think of Greys, Nordics and Reptilians. I asked if Paul knew or was aware of David Icke. Paul knew of him, but not as much knowing David's theories and pronouncements.
For Jordan in the chat room, I asked after sightings and crashes in Canada. Paul indicated a crash in Manitoba to which the Dept of Transport went to investigate and met with armed US soldiers pointing guns at them. They were forced to stand down and let the US criminals steal it.
As he was curious as to which Presidents have know about the alien presence, I asked after the Paradigm Research Group regarding World Disclosure Day project, of which Paul approves and mostly to which he lends his name.
We agreed what a travesty was the film "adaptation" of Travis Walton's abduction story Fire in the Sky: The Travis Walton Experience. He was just a well spoken guest that providing So Much information realized I had my work cut out for me, obtaining and acquiring respective links to referents he made, such as references to Paola Harris and Edgar Mitchel, each of whom he felt might make for excellent Parnormal View guests.
As the show was winding down after two of the speediest hours the show has had, Paul provided out his own website (as it was, earlier in the show I did point out to him I'd sent him an Add Request on Facebook...).
Henry closed out the show, reporting that the next week we would have psychic reader Candy O'Donnell.
20 August 2011 edition podcast.
Paul Hellyer
Light at the
End of the Tunnel:
A Survival Plan for
the Human Species
by Paul Hellyer
A Miracle in Waiting
Jobs for All:
Capitalism on Trial
Paul Hellyer Reading Recommendations during the broadcast:
Millennial Hospitality
by Charles James Hall
Millennial Hospitality II:
The World We Knew
Millennial Hospitality III:
Millennial Hospitality IV:
Exopolitics:
How Does One Speak
To A Ball Of Light?
by Paola Leopizzi Harris
Connecting the Dots...:
Making Sense of
the UFO Phenomenon
(April 9, 2009)
Stargate to a
New Reality:
Essays and interviews
with experts in the field of
UFOs and related phenomena
Vol. II
by Ellen Hodgson Brown
The Creature from
Jekyll Island:
A Second Look at
by G. Edward Griffin
The Day After Roswell
by William J. Birnes
by Jim Sparks
Fire in the Sky:
The Walton Experience
by Travis Walton
by former show host
Kat Klockow
Ohio's Haunted Crimes:
An Exploration of Ten
Haunted Crime Scenes
From Hollywood:
Craig Rupp
Love from Beyond


Increasingly, consumers are expecting companies not only to sell products but also to solve many of society's most pressing problems. This notion has increased the establishment of corporate social responsibility departments in companies as well as the emergence of social enterprises, a company that combines revenue growth with the mission of creating sustainable solutions for the environment around them. According to data from 2012, while social enterprises as a whole brought in a revenue of $300 million, many are bringing in lower numbers.
45 percent of U.S. social enterprises have less than $250,000 in revenue, and only 22 percent have sales of over $2 million. For many social enterprises and companies that are making corporate social responsibility a priority, it can be daunting to make a profit while also keeping true to your company's "social" purpose. So, how can social businesses still grow revenues while also optimizing their impact? Read on for our tips below.
If your company has a "social" focus, then all senior leadership, as well as board members and investors, need to understand the importance of this idea to your company. Your business has a purpose beyond the bottom line. If a sustainable plan to help the community temporarily impacts revenue growth, then having leaders who embrace this principle will make it easier for them to understand the obstacles that may face your company. They will be in a better position to offer advice and more apt to stick with your company as you and your team craft a strategic approach.
"Mission creep" is a term that is traditionally reserved for nonprofit organizations that tend to veer away from their intended purpose. Social enterprises and corporations can also experience this if they do not commit to sticking to their original social goal. For example, if you have a social enterprise that focuses on providing building materials to lower-income individuals, then taking on automobile equipment would take the company into new territory while also creating additional costs. This situation is why it is crucial to have a strong leadership team that stays dedicated to the original purpose.
Depending on the issue area that you are addressing, it is crucial that you have people on your team that are familiar with the problem you are solving. However, passion and empathy are not enough to create a successful company. You need to ensure your organization is also filled with experienced business professionals like accountants, marketers, and finance experts that can also relate to your cause. These individuals can help you seek out new opportunities for profit while also monitoring your books to ensure you are operating "in the black." They can also advise you about your current profit-making strategy, and steer you in the right direction.
Take a look at the product or service you are delivering and see where you can optimize your approach to save money and time. If you are creating environmentally-sustainable apparel, can you look into using more affordable materials that are still true to your mission? Can you save on office rent by having your staff work remotely? Also, are there any profit-making opportunities you could be missing out on? Is there a company you could partner with to ease up on an operational process you have? Work with your team and senior leadership to see how you can build efficiency into your operations.
Social enterprises and corporate social responsibility departments have a dual purpose. Not only do they have to bring in revenue to satisfy investors, but they also have to fulfill the mission of solving a social issue. Successful organizations like TOMS Shoes, charity: water, and Better World Books have figured out how to successfully increase revenue and raise funds while still adequately serving their populations. If you create a strategy that acknowledges both of your goals, then it will be easier to stay financially successful while also making a difference in your local and global community.


Companies track and archive what customers do in their businesses through sales data, yet they often have no capture or archival strategy for analyzing and retaining what those customers think of the business. At Hummingsoft we provide turnkey solutions for collecting, integrating and storing online conversations and customer transcripts from internal CRM systems to allow for deeper and more holistic insights into what is being said about your products and services via Social Media Analytics.
Online users are talking to each other daily – across social media sites, on public forums and within customer feedback channels. They are talking about products, services and their experiences, as well as their likes and dislikes. This virtual focus group is taking place online, and these conversations are increasing. To be successful, companies must filter the noise to focus on specific recurring themes.
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Book Review - The Lies That Bind: Rethinking Identity
Kwame Anthony Appiah, a professor of philosophy and law, has the perfect credentials to challenge our assumptions about identity. His father was Ghanaian, his mother English; He was born in Wiltshire, but grew up in Ghana; his mother's religion was Anglican, while his father was a Methodist; Appiah now lives in New York and is married to another man.
In his latest book, inspired by his 2016 Reith Lectures 'Mistaken identities', Appiah covers creed, country, colour, class and culture, devoting a chapter to each theme. Identities are important, he asserts, because they "can give you a sense of how you fit into the social world…they give you reasons for doing things." Essentialism, in particular, is problematic as a means of classification because there isn't an "inner essence" that determines the makeup of different social identities.
According to Appiah, the fluidity and flexibility of identity is crucial. Religious traditions, change over time, so "we need to think of creedal identities in terms of mutable practices and communities rather than sets of immutable beliefs." Cultural practices are also "mobile" and benefit from crossover. What's important about values, he suggests, is that "you need to keep caring about them."
In his chapter on Country, Appiah uses the example of Aron Ettore Schmitz to illustrate the limitations of defining nationality too narrowly. Schmitz, whose pen name was Italo Svevo, was born in Trieste in 1861, at a time when nation-states were not yet considered the dominant form of global political organisation. His parents were Jews of both Italian and German origin. He was born in the Austrian Empire but at the time of his death, Trieste was an Italian city: "he was a citizen of one country who became a citizen of another without leaving home."
Tracking back and forth between continents and prejudices, Appiah includes extracts from classic texts and builds on and develops the scientific research of others. He sometimes states the obvious. For instance, many historians believe that the rise of racism in the latter part of the eighteenth century was a direct consequence of "the need to salve the consciences of those who trafficked in and exploited enslaved men and woman." Writing about class, Appiah declares that meritocracy, advocated by Americans as a means of bypassing the old British class order, is also unreliable, because of the desire to hand down our hard won success to our children. The baton of privilege continues to pass between generations.
In this methodical interrogation of the "lies that bind", Appiah warns against using outdated (mainly 19th century) modes of thought because much of it is "unhelpful or just plain wrong." His main premise is that people can misuse identity to support negative "hierarchies of status and respect and… structures of power." It's a topical study, particularly given today's societal divisions in the US and UK. Appiah's conclusion - that our social identities should "expand our horizons", not confine them - is also timely.
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MJJCommunity is a Michael Jackson Fan Club that is committed to preserving Michael's legacy. MJJC is focused on maintaining integrity and respect for Michael who although was adored by millions of fans, Michael was a compassionate, selfless, humble and honourable human being. Gaz is resolute in keeping the community operating within these guidelines and is able to do so with the help of the MJJC Staff. Michael was aware of this as apparently, he secretly lurked and enjoyed how fans marvelled over anything Michael Jackson did.
MJJCommunity was founded in 2007 by Gary Taylor (aka Gaz), who is the sole owner of MJJCommunity. Gaz is a passionate web developer and is a "Dedicated" MJ fan that took an existing Michael Jackson forum and inserted new energy to create a community and a place to connect with other MJ fans from around the world. MJJComunity's professional website offers many features and information to support Michael's legacy.
A team of dedicated volunteers who believe in the same values that Michael held close to his heart and soul manages MJJCommunity.
MJJCommunity offers the following to members and visitors:
MJJCommunity - Michael Jackson Community Official Fan Club Forum
All the latest news (direct from the source) is discussed in a 'healthy' and 'respectful' manner. For additional research, several events are stored in the MJJC History vault and offer a historic value.
MJJC Staff members are very passionate in their mission to provide all the latest information and facts about Michael as a gifted artist, humanitarian and human being.
If News is not your interest and you just want to talk about Michael, the man, the music and the dance, Michael Jackson Discussion is the place for you.
MJJC also shares rare pictures through a designated forum and the Michael Jackson Pictures to keep Michael's image alive in the hearts of people of all ages around the world. The forum is not exclusive to Michael as you can also find information about the other Jackson family members in the 2300 Jackson street forum.
MJJC is also proud to bring you an exclusive interview section called the Q & A Sessions. This forum offers interviews with people who worked very closely with or knew Michael and who wanted to share their love and experience of Michael with the MJJC family.
For people who love to collect things, MJJC offers a special forum dedicated to those amazing videos and amazing music that keeps Michael's legacy very much alive.
What would a community be without the connection between its members, and where the potential for lifelong friendships exists? Where else can community members share how Michael inspires us to work to make that change and make a difference in the world?
If members do not feel like discussing anything Michael-related at all, there is a place for you at MJJC as well. Members can browse the "General Discussion" forum where you can talk about the news, your favourite sports, books, movies. There is even a section in the forum for discussions on fashion or if you wish to talk about nothing in particular, there are the 'random thoughts' threads.
MJJC is a unique network of people around the world with a mission to share Michael's legacy and his desire for change. MJJC's mission is to protect, defend, preserve and honour the legacy of Michael Jackson. Fulfilling Michael's mission of bringing L.O.V.E. back into the world is very important to MJJC and its members. Some of the causes included in this mission include care and protection of the planet, nurture and love of children, animal rights and welfare, equal education opportunities for all, showing kindness and compassion to all beings; unity, consciousness and awareness; the list goes on. These are just some of the causes that Michael believed in which has inspired the launch of many projects by the MJJC Legacy Project team.
The MTV O awards recognised MJJCommunity for "BEST fan site" in 2011. With many congratulations received including the Estate of Michael Jackson MJJCommunity's focus is to bring the fans together from all over the world to "unite" as brothers and sisters, aka The Army of L.O.V.E which Michael Jackson 'loved' as his own children.
MJJC works to build connections with other fans that are outside the MJJCommunity Forum, through several forms of social media such as Facebook, Twitter, which also helps preserve Michael's legacy and/or spread L.O.V.E. across the world.
We now also offer an awesome platform where fans come together to chat sing and play music - why not pop along and join in the fun in our Michael Jackson Chat, with full chat Cam and Audio capability.
MJJC is the world's MOST active Michael Jackson fan club, with a total member count of 105.904 (as of July 4, 2013) with 869 of those members currently active each and every day. This number will fluctuate from time to time, especially when there is a Breaking MJ NEWS, a NEW album or DVD released or especially around the anniversary of June 25th or more importantly on his birthday August 29th.
We welcome NEW members who are inspired by Michael's magic and who have found their way to MJJCommunity.
To join our community forum go HERE
Michael may no longer be in this world physically; however, his light and L.O.V.E. will continue to live on in us here at MJJCommunity.
Q&A with DDA David Walgren
MJJC is happy to bring you DDA (and soon to be Judge) David Walgren's answers to MJJCommunity's Exclusive Q&A.
From the start, we have stated that not all of the questions would be sent to DDA Walgren. I and some members of MJJC Case team selected the final set of questions. We have omitted hoax/believer questions and questions about civil trials as they were irrelevant.
I have also notified that due to DDA Walgren being a prosecutor, in this case, there could be questions he cannot answer. These topics included different possible charges, restitution and evidence related questions.
Enjoy the answers and please join me to say a big thank you to DDA David Walgren for generously agreeing to this Q&A despite his busy schedule.
MJJC: Before the trial would you consider yourself as a fan of Michael Jackson's music? If yes, what is your favourite song of MJ's?
David Walgren: Before the trial, I had great respect for Michael Jackson as an artist and enjoyed his music. However, as I learned more about him and his life, I came to really enjoy two songs in particular: Human Nature and Earth Song.
MJJC: Can you share some of your thoughts that you personally had on 6/25/2009 when the world learned of Mr Jackson's death? Did you ever imagine at that time you could become the lead prosecutor in Michael Jackson's death?
David Walgren: When I first learned of Michael Jackson's death, I was in shock. My first thoughts centred on his relative youth, and the tragic loss for his children and other loved ones. At the time, I did not give any thought to any potential criminal prosecution.
MJJC: What was your perception of Michael Jackson (if you had one) before working on the case? How has the knowledge of facts changed, if this is the case, your opinion of him as a person (for the better or the worse)?
David Walgren: Prior to the trial, my perception of Michael Jackson was simply that he was a very gifted artist and, although I was aware of various media accounts regarding his personal life, I do not typically follow that type of reporting. Now that I have learned so much more about him as a person, I have come away with great admiration for him as a loving and dedicated father to his children.
MJJC: Media reported that Michael Jackson's kids especially his son Prince might be called to testify. Was there any truth to these rumours? Did you interview the kids and under what circumstances you would have called them to the stand?
David Walgren: I will say that I was always reluctant to call any of Michael's children to testify at the trial and any media reports stating differently were based on pure speculation. My feeling was that the children had already had to experience enough trauma and I did not want to compound that by having them endure testifying in such a highly publicized setting about such an emotional and painful experience.
MJJC: We asked Dr Shafer what he thought of you and he praised you saying "He is brilliant, dedicated, and absolutely honest. He worked incredibly hard. I think he got about 4 hours of sleep every night of the trial. Part of my job was educating Mr Walgren in the science. By the time of the trial, he was occasionally correcting my calculations! He was so effective when dealing with expert opinion in part because he truly understood the scientific principles". Can you tell us a bit about your work with Dr Shafer? How hard was it for you to learn all of the medical and scientific aspects of the evidence presented and how many out of court hours he would estimate he worked on getting up to speed?
David Walgren: Dr Shafer is a brilliant, compassionate, and giving the individual who pursues all science with the goal of ascertaining the truth. It was a privilege and honour to learn from someone so skilled in his field. I also spent long hours reading medical articles and other scientific publications. My goal was not only to learn the science but to be able to present it to members of the jury in a manner that they would understand. To the extent I was successful in doing that, I owe a great deal to Dr Shafer and the tremendous amount of work he put into the case.
MJJC: Casey Anthony Defense Team said they utilized case pertinent online resources while preparing for their case. Did Michael Jackson fan sites/ blogs and social networks play any role in your preparations?
David Walgren: Fan sites, blogs and other social media did not play a large role in my preparation. Although I was aware of some of these sites, I tried to approach this case as I would any other—by being as prepared and knowledgeable as possible in regard to the evidence and the law. Toward that goal, I tried to avoid distractions that would take time away from my goal.
MJJC: Many Michael Jackson fans still have an issue with the open release of Michael Jackson's autopsy photo. Why was it necessary to show a picture of MJ on a gurney and an autopsy photo in open court for a manslaughter trial? Why couldn't the pictures of Michael's body be only shown to the jury in court and not on live TV to avoid the massive reproduction of them all over the internet?
David Walgren: All evidence admitted at trial must be presented in open court and since the court had ruled the trial would be televised, such evidence became public.
MJJC: What are your thoughts on why Conrad Murray recorded Michael Jackson on his phone?
David Walgren: I have not been able to come up with any reason why Conrad Murray would have made and saved that voice recording other than, as Judge Pastor stated, it was to serve as an insurance policy that Conrad Murray could one day use against Michael Jackson.
MJJC: If Conrad Murray took the stand, what would be the top 3 questions you'd have asked him and why?
David Walgren: If Conrad Murray took the stand, I would have had a great number of questions for him and I think it would have been very enlightening but I cannot narrow this to a list of top 3 questions because it would be a series of questions delving into all aspects of the events preceding June 25, 2009, the events of June 25, 2009, the events following June 25, 2009, as well as the defendant's subsequent recorded interview with the police.
MJJC: From the beginning, even prior to the trial, were you confident that you had a strong case against the defence? Was there ever a time when things seemed to get complicated and you thought you might not get a guilty verdict?
David Walgren: After I had thoroughly reviewed the evidence in this case, I was astounded by the complete lack of competent medical care provided to Michael Jackson by the defendant. I also believed the defendant was guilty of gross negligence. However, I never allow myself to get confident in a particular outcome. I always work until the very end because if the case is not presented well by the jury, justice will not prevail, no matter how confident the advocate may be.
MJJC: Despite the evidence brought at the trial, despite the verdict of guilty, some people still think that Murray has been wrongfully convicted and that he is kind of fall guy for acts perpetrated by others. What would you say to these people?
David Walgren: There were two people in the room during the night of June 25, 2009. One was Conrad Murray, a medical doctor who is supposed to heal and care for people, and one was Michael Jackson. Michael Jackson put his life into the hands of Conrad Murray and Conrad Murray abandoned him. I do not believe Conrad Murray was wrongfully convicted, nor do I feel he is a fall guy for others.
MJJC: At the press conference you couldn't answer the question which case in your career was the most difficult one. Have you thought about it? Which case was the most challenging and why?
David Walgren: This is a difficult question to answer because each case is so unique. Some are more complicated than others. Some are more emotionally taxing than others. Some simply last longer than others. Each case presents its own set of challenges and I am unable to single out a particular case as the most challenging.
MJJC: Could you give some advice to young law graduates in this difficult period of economic crisis?
David Walgren: The best advice I could give is to not give up. If the search for a job is difficult, just keep trying and be persistent and doors will eventually open.
MJJC: We heard recently that you have applied for the position of L.A. County Superior Court Judge. Why did you make a decision to become a Judge? Beyond that do you have any plans such as getting into politics?
David Walgren: I have been a Deputy District Attorney for 16 years and have now submitted my name for consideration to be a Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge. I feel that my courtroom experience, my personality and temperament, and my ability to be fair and compassionate make me qualified to serve as a judge and I look forward to taking on new challenges in my legal career.
MJJC: Were you aware of the intense amount of admiration and support, you were receiving from the Michael Jackson Fan Community, and that it continues to this day? Did it surprise you to find out that most of the fan community has such great admiration for you? What do you think of such admiration?
David Walgren: When I would arrive to the courthouse in the early morning hours, Michael Jackson fans would yell words of support as they waited outside for a seat in the courtroom. The fans would also line the hallways of the 9th floor and extend words of support and gratitude. I was also made aware of various internet sites and videos that were supportive of what was occurring. Although I did not react at the time, these gestures were very kind and very much appreciated.
MJJC: Do you have anything you want to say to the members of MJJCommunity or Michael Jackson fans in general?
David Walgren: Considering a great deal of emotion involved in the trial, I feel the Michael Jackson fans conducted themselves very well. They were respectful of the process and patiently waited for justice to be served. I admired their dedication and loyalty to Michael Jackson and to the extent possible, I hope the trial gave them some level of closure.
Our sincere thanks go to David Walgren for taking time out to speak with MJJCommunity
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All That Glitters Is Birthday Girl Gigi Hadid, And Sister Bella, Painting The Town Gold
Swirlster Staff
Last Updated April 25 2018, 01:30 PM
Gigi and Bella Hadid have proven time and again that they really are best friends. On Gigi's 23rd birthday, the girls proved that once again
Gigi Hadid (L) and Bella Hadid (R) on Gigi's 23rd birthday (Image credit: Bella Hadid)
Gigi Hadid turned 23 on April 23. The American supermodel along with her younger sister Bella Hadid and their friends, celebrated Gigi's 'golden birthday' in a way that was entirely apt - by having a gold-themed party. Gigi and Bella Hadid might be slightly more than a year apart, but these two sisters have proven time and again that they really are best friends. On Gigi's 23rd birthday, the girls proved that once again when they stepped out in their gold theme-inspired dresses that perfectly complemented each other's as they walked out of Gigi's New York apartment. Gigi picked a gold Atelier Versace dress and Bella wore a vintage Dior slip dress - despite the difference in designer and style, there was no denying that they worked well together and both options fit the evening's 'golden birthday' theme.
A post shared by Gigi Hadid (@gigihadid) on Apr 24, 2018 at 1:12pm PDT
The birthday girl, Gigi, shone bright in a gold strapless bodycon dress embellished with gold thread and discs. Her gold minidress was perfectly complemented by her gold eyeshadow and natural golden-brown waves. She also wore a pair of gold Louboutin pointed shoes.
A post shared by Versace (@versace) on Apr 24, 2018 at 3:44am PDT
A post shared by Gigi Hadid (@gigihadid) on Apr 24, 2018 at 12:05pm PDT
Here's a picture of Gigi, up close and personal before her party, shared by her hairstylist, Bryce Scarlett. Her golden eyeshadow really shines through.
A post shared by Bryce Scarlett (@brycescarlett) on Apr 24, 2018 at 8:42am PDT
Bella Hadid, playing a supporting role to the birthday girl, made quite an impact in her vintage leopard print slip dress from Dior with gold floral embellishments. She was certainly hard to miss or ignore. To match the vibe of her vintage body-hugging dress, Bella went with a side-parted high ponytail and golden hoops.
A post shared by (@bellahadid) on Apr 24, 2018 at 1:23pm PDT
Here's a picture Bella shared of herself and Gigi walking into the venue for the party together. Don't miss their perfectly golden heels.
A post shared by (@bellahadid) on Apr 24, 2018 at 12:52pm PDT
Bella and Gigi's mom, Yolanda Hadid, was also present at the party and shared a picture of the three of them together. Yolanda was also wearing a gold bodycon dress. Hard to miss in this picture is Bella's change of shoes. She seems to have swapped her golden heels for a pair of black combat boots at some point. Comfort over everything, right?
A post shared by YOLANDA (@yolanda.hadid) on Apr 24, 2018 at 2:56pm PDT
Here's a little video of Gigi Hadid enjoying her birthday party that reportedly took place at Brooklyn Heights Social Club at 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge. It was shared by her stylist, Mimi Cuttrell.
A post shared by Mimi Cuttrell (@mimicuttrell) on Apr 23, 2018 at 9:13pm PDT
Has Gigi Hadid's 'golden birthday' party given you some ideas for your own yet? We're definitely taking down points on how to have a rad birthday party.