It's Starting to Feel Like Fall!
Back to School Night is on Tuesday, from 6:30-7:30. This is an Open House style night where you come with your Second Grader and THEY will show you around our classroom and anywhere else you choose to visit. I will have a packet of information for you which should answer any questions you may have so far. We will have our Interactive Whiteboard setup with a game to play with your second grader as well :) I can't wait to chat with all of you!
Starting this week, students will be bringing home a Reading Log to be filled out Mon-Thurs and hopefully at least one weekend day! Students may choose the books they read. It may be a book from the classroom, a library book or a book from home. They should read for 15 minutes and then you will sign the Reading Log. On Wednesdays, they will all bring home our Treasures book to read our story of the week that goes with our Reading Curriculum. Please return books from school the next day so as to not misplace them at home. The Reading Logs will be in the back pocket of their Homework Folder. It should STAY there so it does not get lost! I will check these each morning and give them stickers for responsibility.
Mrs. Graves has asked our class to start the pledge this week! Every morning 5 students from our classroom will go down to introduce themselves, tell a joke, and say the pledge over the announcement speaker. We are so excited and brainstormed a few of our favorite jokes on Friday. We hope to start the school day with a good laugh!
Every Friday we will have Library from 8:25-8:55. Please help your Second Grader remember to bring those back to school so that they may check out new books for the week.
Have a fantastic week and I will see you on Tuesday for Back to School Night!


After upgrading the server to the latest version, all clients disappeared from the server admin page.
This server has discovered clients which are currently not configured to use this server. See here for details on how this can happen.
Looks like some config files are not found.
Any way to restore them without losing backups?
Should only happen if you run a "purge" install with apt. You can restore the UrBackup database from backup if you have one. See 8.1.12 Automatically backup UrBackup database. Copy those files back to /var/urbackup.
Wow, you saved my day!
BTW: Is it recommended to rebuild the database after restoring /var/urbackup?
Because theoretically the database could mismatch the actual files, no?


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INSIGHT: California Ruling in Wage-Hour Coverage Suit Offers Employers a Defense Hook
November 18, 2019 Articles
Shanti Eagle
Wage-and-hour exclusions are common in EPLI policies, frequently with defense-only sub-limits that are woefully inadequate. Farella Braun + Martel LLP's Shanti Eagle looks at a recent decision adding an avenue to establish or expand defense coverage in cases involving California Labor Code violations and says it can benefit employers facing daunting defense costs in wage-and-hour cases.
Insurers need to re-evaluate their coverage denials for wage-and-hour insurance claims following a decision from the California Court of Appeal.
In an important ruling for insureds, a panel recently ruled that a wage-and-hour exclusion in an employment practices liability insurance (EPLI) policy did not bar coverage for claims alleging that an employer failed to reimburse employment expenses under the California labor code.
Until now, insurers regularly refused to defend wage-and-hour suits, or defended only under dedicated sub-limits, even if they included expense reimbursement claims. This new case, S. Cal. Pizza Co. LLC v. Certain Underwriters at Lloyd's London Subscribing to Policy No. 11 EPL 2028 (filed Aug. 27 and published Sept. 20), makes it harder for insurers to refuse to defend their insured employers in such suits. And, even if that claim is insignificant compared to the wage-and-hour claims, the insurer will be required to defend the entire suit.
First Time Issue Addressed
California appellate courts had not previously addressed the scope of wage-and-hour exclusions in EPLI policies, though many federal district courts have grappled with these exclusions and produced varying results.
The Lloyd's of London EPLI policy issued to Southern California Pizza granted coverage for "any failure to adopt, implement or enforce employment related policies or procedures … or … any other employment related workplace tort." By endorsement, the policy also contained a wage-and-hour exclusion that eliminated coverage for any claim "based upon, arising out of, directly or indirectly connected or related to, or in any way alleging violation(s) of any foreign, federal, state, or local, wage and hour or overtime law(s)."
The wage-and-hour exclusion contained a fairly common exception, providing that Lloyd's would pay defense costs up to $250,000 for such claims, but without any obligation to indemnify the insured for damages it became legally obligated to pay.
The underlying plaintiffs brought a putative class action alleging, among other claims, that Southern California Pizza had failed to reimburse them for business-related mileage, travel, and cell phone usage expenses. Lloyd's initially acknowledged its duty to defend pursuant to the exception to wage-and-hour exclusion only and, when the $250,000 had been expended, denied any further coverage obligations. Southern California Pizza sued for breach of contract and bad faith. The trial court granted Lloyd's demurrer on the ground that all the claims alleged in the underlying complaint fell within the wage-and-hour exclusion.
The court of appeal panel addressed the question of what constitutes a "wage and hour law," and found the term was limited to laws concerning the duration of work or the remuneration received in exchange for work. Although the majority of the claims alleged by the underlying plaintiffs were easily determined to be wage-and-hour violations, the claims for failure to reimburse plaintiffs for necessary business-related expenses were not payments made in exchange for labor or services.
The court reasoned that the expense reimbursement statutes (Cal. Lab. C. §§ 2800 & 2802) did not mention wages or hours, or appear in sections of the Labor Code governing "compensation" or "working hours."
The court went on to address the argument that the claims did not fall within the coverage grant to begin with, as they were statutory violations and not "employment related workplace tort[s]." The court held that a "violation of a statutory duty owed another may be a tort," and the statutory language describing "losses caused by the employer's want of ordinary care" was classic tort terminology.
Therefore, allegations based entirely on statutory violations can and do constitute workplace torts for the purpose of triggering coverage under EPLI policies.
Because the claims for California Labor Code sections 2800 and 2802 violations, as well as the derivative 17200 and PAGA claims, were potentially within the scope of the policy and not excluded, the court found the wage-and-hour exclusion had "no application" to this case. Southern California Pizza was therefore entitled to a defense of the entire action and was not limited to the $250,000 wage-and-hour defense sub-limit.
Decision Potentially Limited Coverage for Other Claims
While this decision expanded the potential for coverage for some statutory claims, it also potentially limited coverage for others. Notably, the decision also found that Labor Code section 226, pertaining to an employer's obligation to provide accurate and itemized wage statements, is a "quintessential wage law."
The panel reasoned that the statute was included in the chapter entitled "Payment of Wages," and was "enacted '[a]s part of a comprehensive statutory scheme governing the payment of wages.'" In so holding, the court rejected several federal district court cases cited by the insured that had held otherwise.
This aspect of the decision may impact coverage for insureds going forward, depending on the language of the exclusion in the particular policy. Furthermore, the Southern California Pizza decision dealt exclusively with the duty to defend, and therefore did not consider other limitations on coverage that may ultimately impact insurers' duty to indemnify settlements or judgments in these types of cases.
Wage-and-hour claims, especially class actions, can be costly to defend. Similar wage-and-hour exclusions are common in EPLI policies, frequently with defense-only sub-limits that are woefully inadequate. Therefore, this additional avenue to establish or expand defense coverage in cases involving California Labor Code violations can be highly beneficial to employers facing daunting defense costs in wage-and-hour cases.
However, the language of these exclusions can vary, and subtle changes in the wording can impact coverage depending on the allegations in the underlying complaint. While this decision is an important limitation on insurers' attempts to broadly construe such exclusions to encompass all Labor Code violations, it is important to carefully analyze the specific policy language and the facts of the underlying complaint to determine whether the exclusion applies to all the claims alleged.
Additionally, it is vital for employers to review and negotiate the scope of their wage-and-hour exclusions when placing or renewing EPLI coverage.
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Shanti Eagle is a senior associate with Farella Braun + Martel LLP in San Francisco and a member of its Insurance Recovery Group.
Reproduced with permission from Copyright 2019 The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. (800-372-1033) www.bna.com
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JusticeTrax Announces the Release of LIMS-plus v3.8.40!! – Welcome to JusticeTrax Customer Care!
JusticeTrax is pleased to announce the much awaited release of LIMS-plus v3.8.40!!
Over 40 issues have been included in this release that include bug fixes and enhancements to Portal, Evidence Tranfers, Main Case View and Attachments just to name a few.
Please take a minute to review the release notes below (and attached). Questions and requests regarding upgrades can be submitted via you ZenDesk support portal.
When using the LIMS-plus DNA integration, the Evidence Type in LIMS-plus maps correctly to Substrate field in LIMS-plus DNA.
Previously, when a sample was imported into LIMS-plus DNA, the sample's Substrate property would not be populated. This has been fixed so the DNA integration will now populate the Substrate if a possible value matches the Evidence item's Evidence Type in LIMS-plus.
Cross-case Evidence/Request relationships can be submitted to LIMS-plus DNA using the LIMS-plus DNA integration.
When a user relates an Evidence item in one Case to a Request in another, a corresponding sample can now be automatically imported by the LIMS-plus DNA integration. The sample will use the Case number where the Evidence item originated, not the Case number of the Request.
Database upgrade scripts insert only one AGCREP_CASEIMPORTS_LOGIN permission per Portal user role.
Previously, the upgrade scripts inserted a duplicate AGCREP_CASEIMPORTS_LOGIN permission entry in the AgencyRepRoleFunction table in the database for the Agency Admin role. This has been corrected.
The Agency Admin security role is now associated with three additional functions.
The database scripts have been modified to associate the Agency Admin role with AGCREP_REP_ADD, AGCREP_REP_EDIT, and AGCREP_REP_ROLES_EDIT in the AgencyRepRoleFunction table.
Barcodes can be printed while a user is logged in to more than one computer with JTTray installed.
Previously, barcodes would fail to print if a user's Windows account was logged in to more than one computer where JTTray was installed. This has been resolved.
This applies to single barcode print requests. Batch barcode printing is scheduled to be refined in a future sprint. Additionally, if the user logs their Windows account out of one computer, barcodes will fail to print with no apparent error as the printer list does not automatically refresh. Clicking the Refresh Printers button will fix the issue.
Users may log in to LIMS-plus even if a Custom Form exists with an invalid SQL statement.
Previously, the login screen would encounter a fatal error if a Custom Form contained an invalid SQL statement. LIMS-plus v3.8 validates all SQL statements in Custom Form layouts before they are saved, but a bad value may be carried over during a migration from 3.7. The login error has been fixed so that users are now able to log in and use the application as normal regardless of valid/invalid statements in Custom Forms.
Containers can now be edited effectively.
An issue was identified where an error message would be thrown when the user attempted to edit a Container in Transfer | Containers. This error has been corrected to allow Containers to be edited as expected, including printing barcodes.
In the Evidence Transfer screen, Hold and Returned use separate translation keys.
Previously, the Hold and Returned labels in Transfer | Transfer both displayed the Translated Value text from the same translation key. This has been corrected so each option uses a separate translation key under Administration | System Administration | Languages/Translations.
In the Evidence Transfer screen, the Transfer Receipt checkboxes and Clear button now have associated translation keys.
The 1st Transfer Receipt and 2nd Transfer Receipt checkboxes and the Clear button labels in Transfer | Transfer did not have translation keys. The appropriate keys have been added under Administration | System Administration | Languages/Translations.
In the Evidence Transfer screen, Selected Transfer being Returned checkbox now has a translation key.
Previously, the Selected Transfer being Returned checkbox label in the Transfer | Transfer screen did not have a translation key. The appropriate key has been added under Administration | System Administration | Languages/Translations.
Assign Requests for Analysis functionality has been improved to allow handling of large numbers of requests.
Previously, when a Department had very large numbers of unassigned requests available, the screen in Analysis | Assign Requests for Analysis would fail to load. This area has been improved to display results in pages with better search implementation, allowing it to handle Departments with thousands of requests. The results grid will now only display search results once the appropriate filters have been set and applied. Some issues were identified with the column size, column filters on the search results, and pagination. These issues will be resolved in a future sprint and do not cause a large impact on functionality. Additionally, users should be aware that large numbers of Requests (around 4000+) each containing a large number of associated evidence items will load in the results grid but may take some time. Research will be done on potential performance enhancements to improve this wait time in a future sprint.
In Assign Requests for Analysis, a Department may be selected even if it has no Services configured.
Previously, when a Department with no attached Services was selected in the Analysis | Assign Requests for Analysis search options, the page would display an error message and could not be closed until a different Department was selected. This has been corrected so that no error displays.
Analytical Instrument sequence files may be encoded in ASCII for instruments that require it.
Previously, for Administration | Instrument Administration | Analytical Instruments, the sequence files were exported only with UTF-8 encoding. This caused the files to be incompatible with instruments that required ANSI encoding. Users now have a choice of ASCII/ANSI encoding in addition to UTF-8 encoding when configuring Analytical Instrument sequence files. "UTF8 Text File" and "ASCII Text File" options have been added to the File Type dropdown in the Edit Analytical Instrument screen. Instruments with an existing File Type of 'ASCII Text File' in LIMS will be switched to 'UTF8 Text File' upon upgrade as the existing corresponding database value matches the UTF-8 encoding.
Agency Reps may be enrolled in Portal from within LIMS-plus.
Given the appropriate permissions, Agency Reps may now be assigned a Security Role for use in Portal from within the Agency Reps Administration portion of LIMS. Portal Enrollment and Account/Login Details options have been added to the Agency Reps menu that allow for selection of a Portal Security Role for an Agency Rep as well as giving direct access to the Account/Login Details screen without having to go into Edit Rep. If an Agency Rep is inactive in LIMS, a Portal Security Role cannot be selected for that Rep. A Rep can be set to Not Enrolled when Inactive in LIMS.
Previously, for Administration | Add Agency/Representative | Edit Agency/Edit Agency Rep, the 3rd and 4th rows in the Phone Information grid displayed the same Phone Number. This has been corrected so all rows display the correct value in that column.
Autotext can now be used in Rich Text fields.
The Autotext menu and Autotext names can now be used in the Lab Notes and Results entry fields in Main Case View | Requests for Services configured to use Rich Text fields. Plain text Autotext values are permitted to contain line breaks, but the line breaks will not apply when the Autotext is used in Rich Text fields.
Autotext can now be used in Custom Form text fields.
The Autotext menu and Autotext names can now be used in Single Line and Multi Line Text fields within Evidence, Results, and Request Custom Forms. Please note, applying Autotext may add more than the permitted number of characters to a text box. In that instance, the form cannot be saved until the excess has been deleted. Additionally, when the text box fails validation because of Autotext exceeding the permitted number of characters in the field, its character count will revert to the last valid saved value. Items to resolve issues with the character count have been added to the backlog to be resolved in a future sprint.
Autotext can now be used in selected fields in other areas of the application.
Edits to the Agency Case Number are immediately displayed on the Agency tab. Previously, after editing an Agency Case Number, the new value would only be visible in Main Case View | Agency after the user logged out of LIMS-plus entirely. This has been fixed so that Agency Case Number edits are visible immediately.
Additional Agencies show up immediately in the grid on the Agency tab when added to a Case.
Previously, after adding an Agency to a Case already containing one, the new Agency would not be shown in the grid under the Main Case View | Agency tab until the user either navigated away from the Agency tab or logged out and back in to the application. This has been fixed so that additional Agencies are now shown in the grid immediately after being added.
The DL No. field in the Individuals tab on a Case now has an associated translation key.
Previously, the DL No. field in the Main Case View | Individuals tab did not have a translation key. The appropriate key has been added under Administration | System Administration | Languages/Translations.
In the Add Individual screen, labels for DL State and State apply to the correct fields.
Previously, the labels for DL State and State were swapped in the Main Case View | Individuals | Add Individual. This has been corrected so that both labels are appropriate for the adjacent fields.
The Edit Individual Audit Trail menu displays the correct text for SSN.
Previously, when the Audit Trail button was clicked when editing an Individual in the Main Case View | Individuals tab, the Audit Trail menu option for SSN used the text "lblRace." This has been corrected so the appropriate text is displayed for SSN.
In the Add Evidence Initial Transfer section, Lock Via and Note and Lock for THEN TO location checkboxes have been added. From/To/Then To is cached between Evidence item additions as occurs in v3.7.
Some changes have been made to Main Case View | Evidence | Add Evidence | Initial Transfer to restore functionality from v3.7. Information for FROM, TO, and THEN TO locations is now cached for the user session based on the last entered locations (with exceptions for Kits and Itemization). A checkbox for Lock Via and Note has been added that allows the user to retain entries for the Via dropdowns and the Notes fields within the Initial Transfer. A Lock checkbox was also added that allows the user to retain the entry for the THEN TO location within Initial Transfers. Further information on these changes can be found in the application Help Files.
If a Kit is configured with a default destination, the Kit's value will not update the cached value unless the user edits and resaves the Initial Transfer while saving the Kit's Evidence item. An issue with the Clear Transfer option was discovered where the option does not appropriately clear the cached entries for a subsequent Evidence item. This will be resolved in a future sprint.
The Lock Apply checkbox has been added to the Add Evidence screen to restore v3.7 functionality related to the Save button.
Previously, in Main Case View | Evidence | Add Evidence, multiple items of Evidence could be added by clicking the Save button in succession without making changes to the information on the Add Evidence screen. This functionality is still present but requires that the Lock Apply checkbox be checked. This checkbox essentially locks the Save button as active. If the Lock Apply checkbox is not checked, then after an item of Evidence has been saved, a change must be made to the information on the Add Evidence screen in order to activate the Save button.
In the Audit Trail menu when editing an item of Evidence, both the Container and Source menu options display the correct text.
For the Audit Trail menu in Main Case View | Evidence | Edit Evidence, both Container and Source each have their own separate translation keys and appropriate default text in Administration | System Administration | Languages/Translations. Previously, these options did not appear correctly in the Audit Trail menu.
The Evidence Numbering Schemas allow for Evidence items to be appropriately numbered when the total number of items exceeds 101 in a given Case.
Previously, auto-numbering only worked up to the 101st value in the configured Evidence Number schema, and the Evidence Number needed to be manually entered for every subsequent item added in the Main Case View | Evidence tab. This error has been fixed.
The NCIC Evidence Label now displays correctly in the Evidence screen.
Previously, the NCIC Evidence Label field in Main Case View | Evidence | Add Evidence/Edit Evidence and the Evidence Information pane at the bottom of the Evidence grid only showed a code from the NCIC Property Codes Picklist, not the corresponding description text. This has been fixed so that both code and description are shown in NCIC Evidence Label dropdowns and display fields for all three locations.
When adding a new Request, the Department label displays correctly.
Previously, when adding a new Request to a Case, the label for the Department field (in the Select - Service Name modal window) was blank. This has been fixed so text from the Department label's translation key appears in the correct location.
The text for the tab names in Main Case View | Requests | Request Relations now display appropriately.
Previously, when related entities were viewed for a Request, Request was repeated an extra time before the translation value on the Related Evidence and Related Offenses tabs. An s was also added after the translation value on the Related Offenses tab. This has been fixed so that all Request Relations tab names show only the value from their appropriate translation key.
In the Set Milestone menu for a Request, the Draft Complete, Tech Review, and Admin Review options now have associated translation keys.
Previously, the options available under Main Case View | Requests tab | Request right-click menu | Set Milestone did not have translation keys. The appropriate keys for Draft Complete, Tech Review, and Admin Review have been added under Administration | System Administration | Languages/Translations.
Previously, a Lab Rep could not Admin Review a Request if they themselves had been assigned to it, even if the Service setting Enforce rule 'Analyst cannot Admin Review their own work' was disabled. This has been fixed so that Lab Reps are prevented from Admin Reviewing their own Requests only if the relevant setting is enabled.
If "Enforce rule 'Analyst cannot Admin Review their own work'" is enabled, a signature is required for Admin Review, and the logged-in user was assigned to the Request, the user will be allowed to attempt to set Admin Review and sign if they enter another user's barcode and PIN. However, they will not be permitted to complete the process.
The Draft Complete milestone can be set on Requests using the Toxicology module without first requiring a screen.
Previously, Requests using the Toxicology module required screen results to be entered before the Request could be set to Draft Complete. This has been corrected, allowing users to set Draft Complete as long as at least one result (screen or confirmation) has been entered.
To mark the Request as Draft Complete when only screen result(s) have been entered, the user must still disable "Confirmation Required" when editing the screen result's findings.
When editing findings on a Request, changes to results must either be saved or cancelled before the user can move to another item. Previously, after result data was entered for an Evidence item or Request in Edit Findings, it was easy to click on another item in the Edit Findings tree view and lose all data entered. Edit Findings has been altered to disable the tree view after the user has made edits to result data, forcing the user to specifically either save or cancel their changes before they can navigate elsewhere.
Two issues were identified with the use of the Esc key to cancel result entry in Edge and with use of Rich Text fields. These issues will be resolved in a future iteration.
The Weight field in the main result screen for the Controlled Substances module allows the appropriate number of characters to be entered.
Previously, the Weight field in the main result screen for the Controlled Substances module allowed entry of more than the 10 characters allowed in that field. This has been resolved so that the Weight field only allows entry of 10 characters or less.
Static Reports are now rendered after the associated Milestone is updated.
Creating a Request's report file after the Final Report Milestone is set allows data to be accessed from the Milestone operation like Date or Rep ID, consistent with Final Reports in 3.7.
The handling of temporary files from non-static reports has been improved.
files from creating or viewing a non-static, un-released report are now housed in ~\app_data\MiscTempFiles instead of RadUploadTempFiles\Temp Files. They are cleaned up if they are over a certain age when new temporary files are created, unless they are open in a separate application at that time.
When the Lab Option Lock Images Related to Draft Complete Requests is disabled, new Attachments can be added to Released Requests.
When the Lock Images Related to Draft Complete Requests, new Attachments cannot be added if the Request has passed the Draft Complete Milestone. Previously in LIMS-plus v3.8, Attachments could not be added to Released Requests when this setting was disabled. This has been resolved to restore the functionality previously seen in LIMS-plus v3.7.
GDPicture was updated to the latest version.
The applications related to uploading and viewing Attachments were updated to the latest version, which includes FIPS-compliance in its features. Previously, a "This implementation is not part of the Windows Platform FIPS validated cryptographic algorithms" error would display when trying to use the application while FIPS Policy Enforcement was enabled on the server.
Please note .xlsx, .csv, .xls, and .doc files are supported by the uploader but not the viewer. These file types can be attached and downloaded using the Multiple Upload option but will not be available for any of the View operations (including Review and Electronic Case File). Additionally, the max page limit for the attachment viewer is 3000 pgs, and files added through single upload should be less than 50 MB. A few issues with Word and Excel based attachments and with Scanning attachments using Edge or the 'Append to Current Document' option were identified that will be resolved in a future iteration.
The Attachment tab now supports user data imported by legacy Mideo LIMS Connect.
The Attachments tab in Main Case View correctly recognizes the userid for an image as provided by legacy Mideo LIMS Connect. Attachments added with legacy LIMS Connect behave in the same way as Attachments added directly through LIMS in terms of actions such as viewing, printing with the Batch Print button, printing in Electronic Case Files, etc.
When Batch Print cannot add an item in the middle of the Attachment list because that item was not uploaded by a valid LIMS-plus Lab Rep, a partial PDF will be generated with the Attachments that came before the invalid Attachment.
Special Handling icon won't highlight until the Special Handling window is opened and cancelled once. This will be resolved in a future release.
Translation key is missing for Applied Evidence Handling. This will be resolved in a future release.
Request Reason/Priority transfers even if IncludeReason = 0. A current workaround is to manually delete the Priority value before accepting the sample in LIMS-plus DNA. This will be resolved in a future release.
-Case - Evidence - Add Evidence "A1-Z9" schema starts counting from 0 after adding A1-Z9.
Users can manually edit the Evidence Number. This will be resolved in a future release.
-Case – Evidence Performance issues with very high numbers of Evidence items (~10,000).
This problem is unlikely to be encountered in a customer environment but will be resolved in a future sprint.
When Batch Print cannot add an attachment, it uses the attachment description instead of name. This will be resolved in a future release.
Pagination controls disappear when item count drops below currently selected page count. Although this issue is not commonly encountered (most paged grids are in locations that don't need a lot of browsing with page size changing), it will be resolved in a future release.
Form always publishes to the first service with a particular name. This will be resolved in a future release.
Requests can be accepted without Evidence Source if items are accepted in the wrong order, breaking the relationship set up in Portal. As a workaround, Users can accept items starting at the top of the Accept Evidence screen and working downward, accepting Individuals, Evidence, and Requests in that order. This issue will be resolved in a future release.
Assigned To and Move All Down cannot be used to assign services of different types to a worklist at once. As a workaround, services of different types may be assigned one at a time. This issue will be resolved in a future release.
Portal v3.8 has been created for use submitting Case records to LIMS-plus v3.8 The first portion of the Portal v3.8 application has been developed to allow the submission of Case records to LIMS-plus v3.8, providing a replacement for the iPrelog application. Case records can include Case information, Evidence items, Individuals, Offenses, and Requests. Requests can be related to the other Case entities prior to submission. Further information regarding the acceptance of Cases into LIMS-plus v3.8 can be found in the product documentation.
Please be aware, the portion of Portal v3.8 that will adequately replace the iResults application is still in development and will be incorporated in a future iteration of the application. Also, edits made to the Agency Case Number for an Incomplete Submission are not currently retained. If a correction to the Agency Case Number is needed, a new submission must be made. In Case Submission | Requests tab |Add Request, the Department and Service Type dropdowns do not clear after a Request is saved using Save and Add Another. The dropdown fields refresh once a Lab is selected for the subsequent Request. Additionally, the fields within the entity forms for a Case (Evidence, Individuals, Offenses, Requests) will not save the changes if the fields are edited to be cleared. The existing values may be edited, but currently, if a field needs to be cleared once entered, the value should be replaced with a dash or edited in some other way, or the entire entry should be deleted and re-entered. These issues will be resolved in a future iteration of Portal v3.8.
The administrative portion of the application has been developed for Portal v3.8 which allows Agency Administrators to administer Agency Reps and Agency information for their Agency from within the application.
The Administrative section of Portal v3.8 has been developed to incorporate an Agency Reps section, Add Rep option, and Edit Agency option. The Agency Reps portion allows for the administration of all Agency Reps for the Agency Administrator's Agency, including profile information, roles, and credentials. The Add Rep option (and the Add New Rep option in Agency Reps) allows for the addition and enrollment of a new Rep. The Edit Agency option allows for the Administration of profile information for the Agency Administrator's Agency, such as contact and address.
Agency Reps with access to Portal v3.8 are able to change their passwords from within the application.
An Account Settings option was added to the Agency Rep menu (found by clicking on the name of the logged in Rep) in Portal v3.8. From Account Settings, the password for the logged in Rep can be changed by entering the Old (or Current) Password, entering a New Password that meets the complexity requirements, and confirming the value for New Password.
The logos for Portal v3.8 have been updated.
Updated logos were created to differentiate Portal from Portal v3.8. The logos for this application now accurately reflect Portal v3.8.
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Students Dropped as Vaccines are Enforced
Armen Nalbandyan, Staff Writer
A total of 22% of the 3,450 students enrolled in GCC's onsite classes have been dropped, according to an email sent by the GCC facility on November 8, 2021. Students and staff have been receiving emails throughout the semester to complete their vaccinations to continue attending GCC in-person. Students were obliged to be completely vaccinated by Oct. 31, following the adoption of Board Policy 3507, which mandated COVID-19 vaccines.
GCC has aided their students by establishing a vaccine clinic on the Verdugo Campus that is open two days a week and a Vaccination Zoom Help Desk to help students with information regarding the vaccine mandate.
"It is important to me that the people around me, including myself, are safe," said Narek Gevorkyan, a first-year nursing student, "Data shows that the vaccine is still extremely effective against COVID-19, so not being vaccinated is an irresponsible decision. It ensures your and everyone else's safety."
Students who missed the deadline were granted additional time through Nov. 14 to submit their proof of vaccination. Students who do not comply will have the opportunity to continue their coursework remotely or online. Students may also file a religious or medical exemption from the vaccine but will need to provide proof of regular negative Covid-19 tests.
Due to the long process of the qualification of the religious exemption, many students missed the first deadline, as stated by the GCC facility. Ebert Alvarez Brambila, a student majoring in Kinesiology, explained that his reasoning for refusing the vaccine is based on his religious beliefs. "Following the advice of reputable scientists, medical professionals, and spiritual leaders, my decision not to participate is based on solid and well-researched data, as well as Biblical principles that are central to my Christian faith." He also added, "I firmly believe that the COVID-19 vaccine ingredients are contaminants that could be harmful to the body due to the many known and unknown health risks. The lack of standard testing and long-term study of these substances are the primary cause of these concerns."
Although some students have no problems and concerns regarding the vaccine, some do for other reasons. According to Johns Hopkins Medicine, vaccine monitoring has shown that possible side effects such as fever and nausea generally happen within six weeks of receiving a vaccine dose.
School officials hope the mandate will allow more students to return to in-person classes to complete degree requirements. GCC students will conclude this semester remotely.
To upload vaccination records, visit: https://www.glendale.edu/students/student-services/health-center/coronavirus-covid-19/vaccination-mandate
Armen Nalbandyan can be reached at: [email protected]
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COLLEGE BASKETBALL | NBC SPORTSCBB UConn
UConn starting to finally get healthy after rough stretch
NEW YORK — UConn is starting to finally get healthy.
The fourth-ranked Huskies welcomed back coach Geno Auriemma and star guard Azzi Fudd on in a 30-point rout of St. John's. The Huskies had to postpone a game a few days earlier against DePaul when they didn't have the seven healthy scholarship players required to play the contest.
It's been that kind of a year for UConn that has only had two players play in all 16 games this season with the others missing at least a game with an injury, illness or travel problems.
They also have missed their Hall of Fame coach for four games due to an illness he's been dealing with for a month. He was back on the bench against St. John's after he had missed the Huskies' previous two games because he wasn't feeling well. He also missed two games while sick last month. The 68-year-old coach is also grieving the death of his 91-year-old mother in early December.
"Obviously, we really missed him," senior forward Dorka Juhasz said of Auriemma. "They did a great job while he was gone, but obviously having the whole coaching staff is amazing. It's good to see him smiling, laughing, and I think it was a good little rest for him, I hope he rested enough and he feels great. But I mean for us, we're just happy to have him back."
Associate head coach Chris Dailey, who has been filling in while Auriemma has been away, said that she didn't know for sure he was going to be back until he got on the bus for the trip to New York.
"He said he was coming on the trip, that's when I knew," she said. "I just wanted to make sure he was in a good place and he should come back and he was ready to come back. He assured me he was."
Fudd missed eight games after injuring her right knee against Notre Dame on Dec. 4. She was cleared to resume basketball activities two weeks ago and had gone through warmups a few times before playing.
"I had to go into the game and just remind myself to stay aggressive," said Fudd, who scored 14 points in 20 minutes in the 82-52 win. "I've been out for a while so I felt like I did a good job of kind of shaking the rust off, but I know that my reaction time and all that will get better as we keep playing."
UConn was still missing Caroline Ducharme and Ayanna Patterson, who are in concussion protocol. Paige Bueckers (ACL tear) and freshman Ice Brady (dislocated patella) are out for the year.
"I think once we get (Caroline Ducharme) back and Ayanna in the mix it's just going to add to what we're working towards," said Dailey. "So I just think everybody's in a good place now."
The Huskies have a busy stretch coming up with six games over 14 days and having a full roster would make that a little easier.
"We've tried holy water. We've tried sage burning. None of them seem to work," Dailey said after a win over Xavier last week. "It's just something we have to deal with. Whoever we have, we feel like we have enough."
UConn's Geno Auriemma to miss 4th game this season due to illness
Associated PressJan 5, 2023, 5:04 PM EST
STORRS, Conn. — UConn women's basketball coach Geno Auriemma will sit out the Huskies' game at Xavier, the fourth game he has missed this season due to illness.
The Hall of Fame coach also sat out at Butler. The school didn't release a timetable for his return.
Associate head coach Chris Dailey, who has been at UConn with Auriemma since 1985, will take over the head coaching duties. She is 16-0 when filling in for him.
"It's been an extremely difficult month for me, and I've been feeling under the weather and run down," Auriemma said in a statement. "I thought I was ready to return, but I need a little more time. I'm going to take a step back to focus on my health and will return when I feel ready."
His 91-year-old mother Marsiella Auriemma died on Dec. 8.
No. 5 UConn (12-2) has been beset with injuries and illness this season. Former national player of the year Paige Bueckers and freshman Ice Brady are out for the season with knee injuries. Leading scorer Azzi Fudd is expected to return shortly from a knee injury that has kept her on the bench since early December. Shooting guard Caroline Duchareme is sitting out her second consecutive game in concussion protocol.
Only three Huskies have played in every game this season.
No. 6 UConn star Azzi Fudd out 3-6 weeks with knee injury
STORRS, Conn. — Sixth-ranked UConn's top scorer, Azzi Fudd, is expected to be out three to six weeks because of a right knee injury she suffered during her team's weekend loss to No. 5 Notre Dame, a university athletic spokesperson said.
The sophomore guard was injured in the first half of the game when a teammate collided into her. She returned midway through the second period to play four hobbled minutes, but sat the rest of the way.
"I think she'll be all right," coach Geno Auriemma said afterward.
Fudd entered the game averaging 24.0 points but finished scoreless on two shots over 13 minutes in the team's first loss of the season.
The athletic spokesperson didn't specify the type of knee injury Fudd sustained.
She underwent evaluation and an MRI confirmed the injury, the spokesperson said.
The Huskies host Princeton next.
Iowa State hits women's AP Top 25 milestone; Gamecocks No. 1
Associated PressFeb 14, 2022, 8:32 PM EST
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Iowa State has reached its best ranking in 20 years in The Associated Press women's basketball poll while South Carolina remained the unanimous choice at No. 1.
Iowa State (21-3) moved up three spots to sixth on Monday – it's highest mark since the 2002 season – and has a huge week ahead with games against No. 14 Texas and No. 15 Oklahoma. The Cyclones, who were sixth on Jan. 7, 2002, hold a one-game lead over Oklahoma and Baylor in the Big 12 standings. Iowa State has only won the conference's regular season crown once, in 2000.
The Gamecocks received all 30 votes from a national media panel after beating Kentucky and Georgia on the road last week. Stanford, Louisville, N.C. State and Indiana round out the top five.
No. 7 Baylor and No. 8 Arizona follow Iowa State while Michigan fell from fourth to ninth after losing at Michigan State and Northwestern. UConn dropped two spots to No. 10.
Virginia Tech is back in the Top 25 at No. 23 after beating then-No. 11 Georgia Tech and former No. 23 North Carolina last week.
CONFERENCE RANKINGS
Louisville and N.C. State are two of six Atlantic Coast Conference teams ranked this week. The SEC and Big Ten each have five teams in the poll. The Big 12 has four and the Pac-12 two among Power Five conferences.
UConn's nine-year undefeated run of conference wins ended against Villanova last week; the Huskies hadn't lost a regular season or postseason conference game in either the Big East or American Athletic Conference since 2013, when they fell to Notre Dame. UConn rebounded with wins over DePaul and Marquette and still has not had back-to-back losses since 1993.
No. 12 Tennessee at No. 1 South Carolina, Sunday. The top two teams in the SEC will square off with the Gamecocks hoping to put some space between themselves and the rest of the conference. ESPN will be on hand for the third-ever "College GameDay" at a women's basketball game.
Dixon scores 24, No. 12 Villanova beats No. 17 UConn 85-74
Associated PressFeb 5, 2022, 5:19 PM EST
Mitchell Leff-USA TODAY Sports
PHILADELPHIA — Collin Gillespie received a roaring ovation from nearly 19,000 fans when Villanova's leading scorer returned to the bench after a sprained right ankle sent him to the locker room.
With a 23-point lead shrinking, coach Jay Wright asked Gillespie if he could play. The short answer, no.
Now the Wildcats take a deep breath and hope Gillespie won't miss much more than the final minutes of another decisive Big East win.
Eric Dixon scored a career-high 24 points, Gillespie scored 19 before he hurt his ankle, and No. 12 Villanova beat No. 17 Connecticut 85-74 on Saturday.
Gillespie returned for a fifth season after a torn ligament in his left knee cost him the 2021 Big East Tournament and NCAA Tournament. He grimaced as he was helped off the court on Saturday and went straight to the locker room. He needs X-rays and there was no immediate word if he could play Tuesday at St. John's.
Dixon had the breakout game of his two-year career and cruised past his previous best high of 15 points. Dixon grabbed 12 rebounds, made 10 of 15 shots for the Wildcats (17-6, 10-3), and keyed a 12-0 run in the second half that busted the game open and seemingly put it out of reach.
"He's got so much more in him," Wright said. "It's amazing. He can shoot it, too. It's growth. He's smart enough to know it doesn't happen overnight. You've got to just keep working at it."
Dixon said he learned patience by watching former Wildcats bide their time and then break out when needed.
The Wildcats played the final 6:53 without Gillespie and the entire game without second-leading scorer Justin Moore (sprained left ankle). That opened the door for the Huskies to cut a 23-point hole to 10 with 2 minutes left.
The Wildcats sealed the win at the free-throw line and made 21 of 22 overall.
"I just wanted to show Justin that we were there for him," Dixon said. "We were going to go out there and play hard and be together."
RJ Cole led the Huskies (15-6, 6-4) with 25 points.
"I still think we're one of the best teams in this league.," UConn coach Dan Hurley said.
The Wildcats bounced back from a loss at Marquette to win their fifth game of the season against a Top 25 team. The key stretch came early in the second half after the Huskies pulled to 47-40.
Unhappy with UConn's run, Wright called timeout and pulled his team together. Chris Arcidiacono hit a 3, Caleb Daniels turned a steal into a dunk, Dixon scored off another UConn turnover, and then came the shot of the game: Gillespie fired a 3 and the ball took a high bounce off the rim, a second bounce, then two taps off the rim and in for a 57-40 lead.
"At that point, I was just in a panic," Wright said. "Just stop the bleeding. It wasn't like we had some great plan. Let's take a break here. They were steamrolling us. Maybe we got our composure."
The 3-point happy Wildcats — they twice this season hit 13 in a game — had made only one with 7 minutes left in the first half and still led by seven.
Dixon, who averages 9.1 points, scored 14 in the first half. He made all four free throws and five shots from the floor. Gillespie made all three 3s he attempted in the half. With chances from beyond the arc at a minimum, the Wildcats countered with a 22-6 edge in the paint.
UConn: The Huskies missed 11 of their first 16 shots and slogged through a second straight game off a tepid first half. Against Creighton on Tuesday, UConn scored only 22 points in the half and trailed by 10. Cole's halfcourt heave at the halftime horn was good and pulled the Huskies to 40-29.
"I just thought that we did really nothing in the first half that we talked about doing," Hurley said. "I think we were just a little bit out of sorts."
Villanova: Moore sprained his left ankle against Marquette. Moore is second on the Wildcats in scoring at 15.1 points. … Arcidiacono, who scored nine points, would start for Villanova if Gillespie can't play.
WEATHER DELAY
The Huskies' chartered flight couldn't leave Connecticut for weather reasons, so they made a long bus trip Friday night. It's going to feel like a longer trip home — the Huskies haven't beaten Villanova since 2014 (0-5).
"I don't think any particular team in the league is in our head," Hurley said.
UConn: Hosts Marquette on Tuesday at the XL Center in Hartford, Connecticut.
Villanova: Plays Tuesday against St. John's at Madison Square Garden.
Dan Hurley, sick with COVID-19, says virus has taken a mental toll
STORRS, Conn.- UConn coach Dan Hurley was reveling in the return of basketball this season – the ability to travel to a tournament his team played in the Bahamas, the loud crowds at home and away games – when just before Christmas he began feeling sick.
Like many other programs, the Huskies (10-3) are now in a pause because of COVID-19, with Hurley, other staff members and nine players having tested positive or showing symptoms, so far. Two games have been canceled or postponed.
Since the season began Nov. 9, more than 190 men's Division I basketball games and more than 160 women's D-I games have been canceled or postponed due to COVID-19. The majority came after mid-December, with several stretching into the new year.
Like last year, the pandemic is again taking a mental as well as a physical toll, Hurley said Thursday, speaking from home where he is isolated with other family members, who also have the virus.
"Pausing again and that feeling of being isolated and away from your team and the season and your purpose, starts to weigh on you," he said.
Hurley said its clear that even if UConn has enough players to suit up for their next scheduled game at Seton Hall on Jan. 8, they won't be at full strength, because of the staggered nature of people testing positive.
Hurley said there has been talk around the Big East about instituting a five-day rather than 10-day quarantine for players who come down with COVID-19, as recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. But, because of all the public health and political officials who would have to sign on to that, he's not clear as to how soon that can happen.
"There's a sense, I think, of getting through the first six weeks of I don't know, 13 games, that we were kind of in the clear with this," Hurley said. "It's been a real humbling reminder."
Hurley, who said he's been feeling better over the last day, has been trying to keep spirts up on his team, telling them that since everyone is getting the virus now, and everyone is vaccinated they've got a good chance of being healthy the rest of the season – at least he hopes so.
"This should be our last pause, hopefully," Hurley said. "Or, I'm telling them this is our last pause and that we're going to play out the rest of the way. I think that's what's keeping everybody going."


There is free public parking in the car park opposite the Guest House. There is freeprivate parking at Centro Emma.
Situated 45 mins approx. from Granada and less than 2 hours from Malaga; Orgiva and Las Alpujarras are an easy getaway for a short break or longer holiday. Just a few hours from mainland Europe, you can feel a million miles away from the hustle and bustle of every day life after a relatively short journey. You can enjoy mountains and countryside whilst still being just 30mins away from the Costa Tropical beaches.
There closest airports are Malaga and Granada. The best connected airport to reach Orgiva is Malaga with good deals and frequent flights from various parts of Europe and the UK.
You can arrange car hire from both airports. We recommend having a car to allow you to explore the area properly.
There are flights from London City Airport to Granada airport with British Airways.
It's easy. It's motorway all the way apart from the last 20mins.
Driving via the coast road (N340) As you exit the airport, go straight over the first roundabout and take the left hand lane across the flyover direction Malaga.
Follow the signs for RONDA DE MALAGA, direction MOTRIL/ALMERIA. Continue on this motorway (E15/N340). After an hour you will have by-passed Motril and see the sign to Orgiva, La Alpujarra. Exit here. Follow this road for approximately 16km. It's twisty but scenic.
20mins after turning off the motorway, you will see Orgiva with the twin church spires. You'll go through a very short tunnel, once through this, immediately turn left over the main bridge, follow this road which will take you into the centre of Orgiva. You will come to a set of traffic lights, controlling one way traffic over a viaduct, with a cafe Nemesis on your left. You will see the twin-spired church, with the cobbled main street, straight ahead.
For the Guest House: Go up the main cobbled street, follow the one-way system around the plaza, past the Guardia Civil Post. There will be a large, free, public Parking area on your right. Park there. You will see our Guest House on the corner opposite the main car park entrance. We are opposite Teteria Baraka (see map).
For Centro Emma: Turn left. Follow the road out of Orgiva towards Lanjaron. You will pass a mini BP petrol station, cross a bridge, go up a hill. Take the second exit (i.e. straight ahead) on the mini roundabout. Go past a large BP petrol station. Continue on this road. You will pass a restaurant called 'Venta Maria' on your right. Pass over another small bridge, follow the road around until you come to a large car park for a camping establishment, 'Camping – Puerto de las Alpujarras', (see map). (Location: GPS: Lat: 36.9035 Lon: -3.4379 / GPS: 36° 54′ 12.6″ N 3° 26′ 16.44″ W), on your left. Park here. Call us. We will collect you from here. http://www.campinguia.com/campings/granada/camping-puerta-de-la-alpujarra/#vermapa. This is just a meeting place not the final location:).
When you leave the airport take the main motorway towards MOTRIL look for the turning to Granada. Follow the motorway until you reach Granada and then look for the N323 south, direction MOTRIL. Follow the ring road motorway around Granada and keep going south until the road goes back into single lane. After approximately 37km take the turning right towards LANJARÓN and LAS ALPUJARRAS. Follow the signs to Lanjarón and follow through towards Orgiva (approx.17 km in total off the main road).
Approximately ten minutes from Lanjaron look for a large car park for a camping establishment, 'Camping – Puerto de las Alpujarra', (see map). (Location: GPS: Lat: 36.9035 Lon: -3.4379 / GPS: 36° 54′ 12.6″ N 3° 26′ 16.44″ W), on your right. For map click on this link....http://www.campinguia.com/campings/granada/camping-puerta-de-la-alpujarra/#vermapa. N.B. This is just a meeting place not the final location:).
For Centro Emma: Park here. Call us. We will collect you from here.
For the Guest House: Continue driving into the centre of Orgiva. You will come to a set of traffic lights. Turn left into the main cobbled street. Follow the one-way system around the plaza, past the Guardia Civil Post. There will be a large, free, public Parking area on your right. Park there. You will see our Guest House on the corner opposite the main car park entrance. We are opposite Teteria Baraka (see map).
Granada airport is 12km from the city centre. A taxi into the centre costs about 25 euros. There is also a shuttle bus service into Granada town centre. Once you are in Granada you need to get to the bus station situated on the Carretera de Jaén where you need to connect with a bus to Orgiva.
For Centro Emma: Ask the bus driver to stop at 'Jamones Rosillos', which is just outside Orgiva. If you miss it for some reason, just disembark in Orgiva. Either way call us, we will pick you up.
For the Guest House: Disembark at the first bus stop, near Supermercado Alpujarra. Walk down to the traffic lights. Turn left into the main, cobbled, street.Go up the main cobbled street, turn right at the top. Walk diagonally across the plaza, past the Guardia Civil Post. There will be a large, free, public Parking area ahead of you. Walk up the street alongside it. You will see our Guest House on the corner opposite the main car park entrance. The property faces Bar Baraka.
There are only certain buses each day that drive up onto the higher villages in The Alpujarras. The first bus usually leaves around 8.30am and the last around 6.00pm.
Malaga to Orgiva is approximately 3hrs by bus.
For the Guest House: Disembark at the main bus stop in Orgiva. Walk uphill to the centre of town. You will come to a set of traffic lights, controlling one way traffic over a viaduct, with a cafe Nemesis on your left. You will see the twin-spired church, with the cobbled main street, straight ahead. Go up the main cobbled street, turn right at the top. Walk diagonally across the plaza, past the Guardia Civil Post. There will be a large, free, public Parking area ahead of you. Walk up the street alongside it. You will see our Guest House on the corner opposite the main car park entrance. The property faces Bar Baraka.
For Centro Emma: Let us know when you arrive. We will pick you up.
Whilst there is no train station at Orgiva or nearby, there are good train links across Spain into Granada and Malaga for connecting buses.