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2 Jackson men have been charged for killing a Hattiesburg shopkeeper. But that's not all.
Two Jackson men were arrested Friday and charged with the shooting death of a Hattiesburg woman during an armed robbery last week.
2 Jackson men have been charged for killing a Hattiesburg shopkeeper. But that's not all. Two Jackson men were arrested Friday and charged with the shooting death of a Hattiesburg woman during an armed robbery last week. Check out this story on clarionledger.com: https://www.clarionledger.com/story/news/2019/07/27/2-jackson-men-charged-capital-murder-hattiesburg-womans-death/1846311001/
Lici Beveridge, Mississippi Clarion Ledger Published 10:14 a.m. CT July 27, 2019
Two Jackson men were arrested and charged with the murder of a Hattiesburg grocery store owner and operator last week.
Lisa Nguyen (Photo: Special to the American)
Fifty-nine-year-old Lisa Nguyen was shot to death during an armed robbery around 6 p.m. July 20 at Steelman Grocery, a neighborhood store owned by Nguyen and her family.
"No citizen should have to suffer the loss and pain of a loved one, like the Nguyen and (Neal) Paige families have had to endure," Hattiesburg Police Chief Anthony Parker said in a statement.
Paige, 21, was shot to death in May outside a Hattiesburg nightclub. No one has yet been charged for his murder.
"We continue to ask that anyone in the public with any information please, do the right thing and come forward to help get justice for these families," Parker said.
Jatyran "Tug" Tuggle, left, and Jaquarious "Quay"' Randle (Photo: Courtesy of HPD)
Twenty-year-olds Jatyran "Tug" Tuggle and Jaquarious "Quay" Randle were arrested in Jackson Friday afternoon by Hattiesburg police with assistance from Jackson police and U.S. Marshal's Fugitive Task Force, Hattiesburg Police Department spokesman Ryan Moore said in an email.
Tuggle was taken into custody at a home in the 2100 block of Gaites Lane. Randle was taken into custody at a car wash in the 900 block of Interstate 20 Frontage Road.
"We will not tolerate this kind of senseless violence and disregard for human life," Parker said. "I want every criminal element who thinks they can come into the city of Hattiesburg and commit these types of crimes to know we will not rest until we track you down, and bring you to justice."
Steelman Grocery, a decades-old grocery store in Hattiesburg, was the scene of an armed robbery and homicide on Saturday, July 20, 2019. (Photo: Lici Beveridge/Hattiesburg American)
The men were brought to Hattiesburg for questioning. Tuggle and Randle have each been charged with capital murder, criminal street gang activity and aggravated assault. Police have not released which gang the men are believed to be affiliated.
Tuggle and Randle were booked into Forrest County Jail.
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The investigation into the murder remains ongoing. No other information is available at this time, Moore said.
Anyone with information is asked to call Hattiesburg police at 601-544-7900 or Metro Crime Stoppers at 601-582-7867.
Nguyen's death was the fifth homicide in Hattiesburg. The following day, 19-year-old Shayna Cline was found dead in a vacant lot. Her boyfriend, 31-year-old Billy Lester was charged for her murder.
The community has rallied around Nguyen's family following her death. Mementos honoring the slain woman have been placed at the front door and supporters have stopped by to offer prayers. The store has remained closed since Nguyen's death.
The Nguyen family said they are grateful for the support.
Contact Lici Beveridge at 601-584-3104 or lbeveridge@gannett.com. Follow her on Twitter @licibev.
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Importance of a Medical Review Officer in Drug Tests
Posted on 11/12/2018 at 08:18 AM by Russell Samson
"I recently reviewed a client-received copy of a letter a Medical Review Officer sent to an individual who tested positive on a random DOT drug test. It was obvious to me that the individual didn't have any clue about the many safeguards that are built into the DOT substance abuse testing regulations found in 49 CFR Part 40. I include within that observation the standards or protocols of 49 CFR Part 40, Subpart F - Drug Testing Laboratories, of 49 CFR Part 40, Subpart G - Medical Review Officers and the Verification Process, and of 49 CFR Part 40, Subpart H - Split Specimen Tests. Conversely, it was obvious to me that this MRO was not only very familiar with those standards and protocols, he (and it was a male) took his obligations as an MRO very seriously – to the benefit of both any tested individual and the employer of such individual.
I am a fan of the requirement of Iowa's private sector drug testing statute that before the results of a test under that law are reported to an employer, a medical review officer must review and interpret any confirmed positive laboratory test results, as well as any relevant biomedical information.
The federal case of EEOC v. M. G Oil Company, Case # 4:16-cv-04131-KES (S.D. S.D. 2018) is instructive for employers who conduct drug tests of applicants and employees, and highlights the employer's obligation to be sure a medical review officer is involved in the process. Read on.
M.G. Oil conditions employment upon successful completion of a post-offer, pre-employment drug test. M.G. Oil had a contract with TestPoint Paramedical LLC to conduct those drug tests. M.G. Oil contended that its contract with TestPoint required TestPoint to send any non-negative lab result to an MRO for review before those results were reported to M.G. Oil. M.G. Oil contended that under this contract, TestPoint was required to involve an MRO, whose job would include determining whether the laboratory results were the result of lawful use of a drug. If so, TestPoint was to report the test as "negative" to M.G. Oil.
After an applicant for a job at M.G. Oil was conditionally offered employment, she provided a specimen for a post-offer, pre-employment drug test. M.G. Oil received a report of a "nonnegative" test result for her test from TestPoint. M.G. Oil revoked her job offer. The applicant reportedly then told M.G. Oil the non-negative test result was due to her lawful use of a prescription pain medication, but that did not change M.G. Oil's decision to revoke her offer of employment. In my opinion, most companies are not competent to evaluate any medical explanations of applicants who have a non-negative laboratory test result. Thus, in the abstract, I have no problem with the fact that M.G. Oil refused to change its rejection of this applicant for the position she sought. I would believe that M.G. Oil believed that a function of the MRO review was to have a competent professional evaluate such explanations.
Claiming to fit the description in the Americans with Disabilities Act of a person with a disability, the applicant filed a formal complaint with the EEOC. The EEOC, itself, initiated litigation against M.G Oil in federal court in South Dakota over the incident.
Given the contractual relationship between itself and TestPoint, M.G. brought TestPoint into the EEOC's ADA action as a third-party defendant. For its claim against TestPoint, M. G. Oil asserted that if it was found liable for unlawful discrimination, TestPoint should be liable to it for all (indemnification) or part (contribution) of the judgement. M.G. Oil contended this was because TestPoint either had breached its duties under the contract with M.G. Oil, or was negligent in failing to involve an MRO in the testing process.
The EEOC promptly filed a motion to strike the third party complaint. TestPoint joined the EEOC's motion to strike it from the litigation. TestPoint also filed its own motion seeking dismissal of M.G. Oil's claims against it for failure to state a claim upon which relief may be granted.
Stating that the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals (which includes Iowa) has not ruled on the question of whether a third-party complaint for indemnity or contribution is permissible in an action under the ADA, federal judge Karen E. Schreier began her August 2017 ruling on the motions with an examination of the Supreme Court's opinion in Northwest Airlines, Inc. v. Transport Workers Union.
Northwest Airlines arose out of a class action by female cabin attendants for violations of Title VII and the Equal Pay Act. The decisions at issue in the Northwest Airlines case were made in accord with requirements contained in a collective bargaining agreement between Northwest Airlines and the Transportation Workers' Union. Hence, Northwest Airlines sought to bring TWU into the action as a third party defendant. A unanimous Supreme Court did not allow it.
The Supreme Court noted that the liability of an employer for unlawful discrimination is entirely a creation of federal statute. The Court continued that while a federal court may have the power to interpret ambiguous or incomplete provisions of a federal statute, it does not have the power to "fashion a new rule, or to provide a new remedy which Congress has decided not to adopt." "The presumption that a remedy was deliberately omitted from a statute is strongest when Congress has enacted a comprehensive legislative scheme including an integrated system of procedures for enforcement." After Northwest Airlines, it is clear that an employer cannot bring a third party into Title VII litigation on claims of contribution or indemnity.
Relying on Northwest Airlines, Judge Schreier dismissed M.G. Oil's third party claims against TestPoint, removing TestPoint from the litigation. Attorneys now have case law in the Eighth Circuit to prohibit an employer / defendant in an action under the ADA from successfully bringing a third party action against a third party defendant for indemnification or contribution.
The case continued without TestPoint. On May 18, 2018, Judge Schreier approved a negotiated Consent Decree submitted for approval by the EEOC and M. G. Oil. The Consent Decree has twelve numbered pages. It includes an approved sample "Notice to Employees" that M.G. Oil is required to not only physically post but also post "on any intranet site where employees regularly have access." There also is required training for certain supervisory employees (with posting of the training materials on an M.G. Oil website so they are available to all employees) and periodic reports to the EEOC for two years.
As part of the consent decree, an injunction was entered prohibiting M.G. Oil from rejecting an applicant, "based on a non-negative result of a drug test where the person's result was confirmed by a Medical Review Officer (MRO), paid by [M.G. Oil], to be caused by lawfully prescribed medication." The terms of the injunction also require M.G. Oil to notify any of its vendors performing drug tests on applicants or employees that the vendors "must provide any applicant or employee who has a non-negative test result with a reasonable opportunity to explain the result, and that they shall permit the applicant or employee the opportunity to provide documentation that the non-negative result was caused by a lawfully prescribed medication."
For non-lawyers, and maybe for some lawyers, the fact that MG. Oil is subject to an injunction is significant. 18 U.S. Code § 401 gives a federal court the power, "to punish by fine or imprisonment, or both, at its discretion, such contempt of its authority [as is found in a] [d]isobedience or resistance to its lawful writ, process, order, rule, decree, or command." (Emphasis added) There are no ranges, and no maximums, so the judge's discretion is broad. So, how mad is the judge at your contempt for her / his authority if you do not comply with a provision in a Consent Decree?
About one-half of one page of the Consent Decree is devoted to the "Individual Remedy." M.G. Oil will pay the applicant the total gross sum of $45,000.00. "Payment will be evidenced by issuance of an IRS form 1099."
Lessons for Iowa (and other) employers from M.G. Oil:
If you are the employer challenged in an action under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act or the ADA, you are the one who will be "on the hook" for the judgment, settlement, or Consent Decree, even if your action was based on someone else's faulty information or processes. There is no shifting the responsibility to for "indemnification" or "contribution" to a third party within that lawsuit. The results in Northwest Airlines and M.G. Oil do not preclude the employer from filing its own, separate lawsuit against the third party to seek indemnification or contribution, however.
The ADA excludes from the scope of individuals protected by the statue a person who "is currently engaging in the illegal use of drugs" if the employer takes action based on such use. The statute continues by excepting from the exclusion an individual who, "is erroneously regarded as engaging in such [illegal] use, but is not engaging in such [illegal] use." Thus, a person who has a physical or mental condition which is being treated by prescription medication, but whose prescription medication will yield a "laboratory positive" result in a drug test may be erroneously regarded as not protected by the ADA. At least that is the case if an employer does not have procedures in place to determine whether that person is illegally using the prescription drugs. Thus employers everywhere need to make sure their drug testing policies include some provision for the person tested to provide medical information that may explain the legality of laboratory-detected drug use, as well as to provide for a qualified medical review officer any relevant biomedical information before releasing test results to the employer.
It makes good sense for employers covered by Title I of the ADA who are requiring a drug test of applicants or employees to have a vendor collect the specimen and (maybe another vendor) conduct the testing of the specimens. I believe a company's testing protocol should give the specimen donor (that is, the person who is being tested) the ability to provide relevant medical information that might explain the laboratory test result to a qualified medical professional. DOT workplace drug testing regulations are probably the "gold standard" in this regard. So check out those regulations at 49 CFR Part 40, Subpart F - Drug Testing Laboratories, of 49 CFR Part 40, Subpart G - Medical Review Officers and the Verification Process, and of 49 CFR Part 40, Subpart H - Split Specimen Tests.
Employers also are encouraged to use a Medical Review Officer who meets the standards under the DOT regulations at 49 CFR § 40.121 in their testing policies or protocols. And make sure the MRO follows the general standards of contacting the donor where there is a positive laboratory test result to seek information on whether legitimate medical information exists to explain it as a possible legal use. 49 CFR § 40.131(a). ("When, as the MRO, you receive a confirmed positive, adulterated, substituted, or invalid test result from the laboratory, you must contact the employee directly (i.e., actually talk to the employee), on a confidential basis, to determine whether the employee wants to discuss the test result. In making this contact, you must explain to the employee that, if he or she declines to discuss the result, you will verify the test as positive or as a refusal to test because of adulteration or substitution, as applicable.")
Non-DOT employers, regardless of jurisdiction, are encouraged to make sure their Medical Review Officer will apply the appropriate federal and state standards applicable to the testing being done. Blind adherence by the MRO to the DOT standards may get the employer in trouble. For example, while use of marijuana remains illegal under federal law – and under DOT standards, an MRO with a "positive" laboratory result for marijuana will give a "non-negative" report to the employer – in some jurisdictions, an employee using medical marijuana in treatment of a chronic illness may qualify for protection under a state's disability discrimination laws.
Have the Medical Review Officer's report come directly to you, the employer. If as an employer you have mandated following DOT protocols even for your non-DOT drug testing, the MRO should not confirm a positive laboratory test result to you and then tell you "but, there is a legitimate medical explanation." 49 CFR § 40.163(c). A MRO doing DOT testing has the "responsibility to report all drug test results to the employer." That DOT protocol MRO report is going to inform the employer of the "result of the test (i.e., positive, negative, dilute, refusal to test, test cancelled) and the date the result was verified by the MRO." Only if the MRO concludes that there is no legitimate explanation for the laboratory results is the MRO going to verify the laboratory results and tell the employer "[f]or verified positive tests, the drug(s)/metabolite(s) for which the test was positive."
Categories: Employment & Labor Law, Russ Samson
Tagged As: drug policy, drug testing, employers' drug testing policies, employment law, M.G. Oil Company, medical review officer
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Strange Ad Prophesies Trump Will Be the Last U.S. President and Muslims Will Nuke Nashville in July
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The editor of the Nashville Tennessean has vowed to investigate how a full-page ad predicting a nuclear attack by Muslims purchased by a breakaway Seventh-day Adventist group ran in the paper.
A version of the ad from Future for America, a "prophecy ministry" based in Arkansas, ran on Sunday (June 20). The ad featured a photo of Pope Francis and Donald Trump in front of an American flag and was filled dire warnings and a few Bible verses. Its authors claim that Trump will be the last president of the United States and that Trump's feud with Democrats was predicted by the Bible.
"We are under conviction to not only tell you but to provide evidence that July 18, 2020, Islam is going to detonate a nuclear device in Nashville, Tennessee," the ad began. It also included a link to a detailed Bible study and website.
On Sunday afternoon, after a backlash appeared on social media, Michael A. Anastasi, vice president and editor of The Tennessean, denounced the ad and said an investigation was underway. The paper reported that its advertising policies forbid hate speech.
"The ad is horrific and is utterly indefensible in all circumstances. It is wrong, period, and should have never been published," Anastasi told The Tennessean. "It has hurt members of our community and our own employees, and that saddens me beyond belief. It is inconsistent with everything The Tennessean as an institution stands and has stood for."
Bible prophecy teacher Jeff Pippenger of Future for America told Religion News Service in an email that he wrote one version of the ad and a friend from Ireland wrote a different version of the ad, which ran earlier in the week.
Pippenger said the ministry paid for the ad, which he said was inspired by the work of Ellen White, one of the co-founders of the Seventh-day Adventist church.
He said that he and the others behind the ad consider themselves Seventh-day Adventists, "though some such as me have been removed from their membership by the Adventist Church because of our prophetic beliefs." The ad itself also criticizes what it calls the "backslidden Seventh-day Adventist Church."
The Future for America ministry claims its mission is "to proclaim the final warning message of Revelation 14 as identified by the prophecies of the Bible and the Spirit of Prophecy."
"The end-time fulfillment of Bible prophecy is no longer future-for it is taking place before our eyes," its website claims.
Pippenger said that plans to run more ads were now on hold.
"We were going to do a mail-out, but the printing company that had agreed to print and mail it out backed out based upon counsel from their attorneys."
The ad was reminiscent of similar warnings from the late radio preacher Harold Camping, best known for his 2011 prediction about the end of the world.
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[[Image:sheep eating dragon.png|thumb|left|A nice purple dragon]] [[Image:Multi-Function Dragon.png|thumb|right|All-new style]] The '''Multi-Function Dragon''' is a purple [[Dragons|dragon]] that lives near [[The King of Town's Castle]]. [[The King of Town]] thinks it ate his [[The King of Town's Sheep|sheep]]. [[Strong Bad]] thinks it looks like a piece of [[crap]] tied up with strings. It was possibly made up by the King of Town when he thought that it ate his sheep. However, it is [[Made-Up Real Things|implied to be real]] in [[The King of Town's Very Own Quite Popular Cartoon Show!!]]. It has antennae, fangs, wings, and spots. It also has feet that look like hooves, with what looks like fur surrounding them. It has red bug-like eyes which turn black and have skulls in them when it [[Death|dies]]. It is also quite large. In addition to hypothetically eating sheep, the dragon has several other functions which are selected by hitting certain areas of its chest with a spear. These include: *Pots n pans *Instant death *Sanitize *Puree *Tumble dry {{clear|left}} [[The Knight]] believed that the dragon's "sanitize" setting would be strong enough to incinerate [[The Poopsmith]]'s stench. However, he accidentally set the dragon to "instant death", which killed the dragon. ==Filmography== [[Image:Multi Function Dragon Functions.png|thumb|right|Functions menu]] *'''Debut:''' [[The King of Town DVD]] *[[:Category:Multi-Function Dragon Filmography|Complete Filmography]] [[Category:Animals]]
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'This is for the Caribbean people' – Sammy
They clapped in the Premadasa press box on Sunday after West Indies took the last Sri Lankan wicket to win the World Twenty20 2012. They clapped in the Premadasa media room after Sammy finished his post-final press conference. So rare have such occasions been for West Indies cricket after their decline that Sammy called this victory "the best moment for me".
The West Indies captain sauntered into the media room draped in the m
aroon West Indies cricket flag. He kept the World Twenty20 trophy proudly in front of him on the table. "My trophy is so big I can't see you," he joked with the first questioner.
He spoke about treasuring the achievement for the rest of his life. He was asked whether his performance with both bat and ball in the final was an answer to the critics who had questioned his place in the side all along. He said when even Christ was crucified without fault, he himself was nothing. It was a much-criticised, large-hearted man speaking from his heart, and Sammy didn't hold back tonight.
"We will definitely cherish this moment. I will for sure," Sammy said. "We're going to relive it every day of our lives. This is the best moment for me in any cricket. This here (the trophy) is for the Caribbean people. West Indies fans all over the world have been craving success. I know they're partying from Jamaica down to Guyana. And we know how to party. I think they'll need a lot of bartenders."
Sammy said while the critics had a job to do, he had always believed in playing for the Caribbean people. "The commentators get paid to speak. The media get paid to write stories. I get paid to play cricket," Sammy said. "Critics will always be there. Someone might find something wrong I did today even though we won. That does not worry me. The most important thing is that the team did well.
"And I always say I live my life one way. Christ came to this earth, did nothing wrong and yet was crucified. I'm nowhere close to that man.
"Anybody could have an opinion about me. I like it. My shoulders are broad enough. It's been like that from the time I started cricket. Once I wear this [West Indies] crest (pointing to his shirt), I wear it on my heart. That's what matters. If I turn up and don't have a good day, I suck, I'll come the next day and try and put in a better performance. I don't play for glory. I play for the Caribbean people."
Sammy was asked what had won the game for West Indies, after they had been 32 for 2 at the halfway stage of their innings. He spoke about belief, and he spoke about God. "We have a strong belief in God. He works in mysterious ways. He performs wonders," Sammy said. "Like I kept saying in every press conference, there's a belief we had in the team. Yes, we expected them (Sri Lanka) to give us a good fight and they did.
"Throughout the last year or so, we've been showing that never-say-die attitude, but we've not been winning games. In this tournament, we've won games. Every man believed that whoever was out there could do the job. Today, it was Marlon Samuels and (Dwayne) Bravo steadying the ship. In the end, every run counts. The bowling discipline was just brilliant, and the fielding. I said we needed our A-plus game, this here is proof of it."
After Marlon Samuels' 78 had carried them to 137, Sammy said West Indies believed they had a chance. "The coach was saying that if we get the score we got in Pallekele (129 for 5 against Sri Lanka) on this wicket, we'll win the match," Sammy said. "The momentum we had from our batting carried through to our bowling. It was Dwayne Bravo's birthday, so in the huddle, I gave him the chance to say the last words before we went on the field. He said, 'let's go out there and give it our all. If we do that and play how we can play, these runs are going to be a fighting total'. Ravi (Rampaul) started it off with his first ball, and we never looked back from there.
"We have some of the most experienced Twenty20 players. Once we play the way we can, we'll always be a force to reckon with. We didn't brag about it but we believed we could go out there and take it one game at a time. I said hurdle by hurdle, and today was the final one. The coach said we're climbing to the top of a mountain, and that's where the prize is. We've got to go and take it. Today, we did that. We had different persons coming up with performances in different matches. The team has gelled well in this tournament. Signs of progress have been there, but this is the icing on the cake."
There have been questions raised about the unity of the squad in the past, and the board and the players have had numerous disputes, but Sammy hoped this victory could be the start of something new for West Indies cricket. "This is the moment here," he said. "Issues done and buried. Twenty20 World Cup, 2012, Sri Lanka – West Indies champion."
And Sammy held the trophy up. And there was another round of applause.
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Pharmacoepidemiology, the study of the distribution and determinants of medication-related events in a population, has taken on many forms in its evolution over the last two decades. One important historical event related to older adults in this field of study was the development of explicit criteria identifying medications considered inappropriate for use in elderly persons residing in nursing homes. The late Mark Beers, MD, a geriatrician and noted medical editor, and a team of colleagues and other experts in geriatrics and pharmacology orchestrated the criteria's development.
This list, referred to as the Beers Criteria or Beers List, was intended to be applied to frail nursing home residents and to serve researchers evaluating the quality of prescribing, drug utilization review systems, and educational efforts in this setting.1 The criteria were updated several times over the years to follow and evolved to include application to all elderly, rather than just those residing in nursing homes. The criteria's last iteration in 2003 was a stimulus for the 2006 revisions to the federal guidelines on identifying unnecessary medication use in nursing homes. These criteria have had broad-reaching implications in education, quality of care, and research about medication use in the elderly. In fact, these criteria have evolved to define potentially inappropriate medications (PIMs) in the elderly.
In 2006, a group of geriatric therapy experts in the United Kingdom validated and independently developed a set of criteria addressing the same issue.2 Coined STOPP (Screening Tool of Older Persons' potentially inappropriate Prescriptions), these criteria continue the momentum of the Beers Criteria with a modified perspective.
The authors studied 600 consecutive admissions of adults aged 65 or older to an acute care university hospital in Ireland over four months. PIMs, identified by Beers or STOPP, were applied to patients' admission medications, and ADEs were recorded based on admission medications prior to any changes made during hospitalization. ADEs were defined as noxious, unintended, and/or an undesired effect of a medication and excluded therapeutic failure, unintentional or accidental exposure, or drug abuse.
The STOPP criteria identified more PIMs than the Beers criteria (610 in 337 patients vs. 235 in 173 patients, respectively). The investigators identified 329 ADEs in 158 patients, of which 36 (10.9%) were deemed to be the cause of the index hospitalization and 183 (55.6%) deemed a clinically significant contributory factor to the index hospitalization. Seventy-one percent of the ADEs were identified as either avoidable or potentially avoidable (67.7% involved STOPP criteria compared with 28.5% using Beers criteria PIMs; P < 0.001). The most common ADEs identified by either set of criteria were falls while receiving benzodiazepines, orthostasis while receiving antihypertensives, falls while receiving opiates; and hyponatremia while receiving diuretics.
Overall, in acutely ill older patients who were hospitalized, STOPP criteria PIMs identified adverse events 2.54 times more often than did Beers criteria. The authors concluded that the STOPP criteria are more clinically relevant than Beers for use by a prescriber or medication reviewer and may attenuate ADE incidence in older patients.
• Use criteria, such as STOPP, to identify individuals at risk for ADEs, and make adjustments in therapy, as appropriate, to reduce the risk. Be particularly attuned to therapeutic duplications, especially following hospitalization.
• Engage older patients and other responsible parties, including family members and other caregivers, in taking an active role in the care process, including knowledge of the medications patients are taking, their proper use, monitoring parameters, risks, and benefits.
• Understand that when older patients experience transitions in care such as hospitalization, they are particularly vulnerable to ADEs. Therefore active communication among the key parties is important. Caregivers need to take a position of advocacy for the patient at the time of health status change and conduct a timely review of the patient's medication list for accuracy. A pharmacist can be a good source of information during this process.
Note: The entire list is available online at www.biomedcentral.com/imedia/3973756062468072/supp1.doc.
— H. Edward Davidson, PharmD, MPH, is a partner at Insight Therapeutics, a research and patient care consulting firm in Norfolk, Va., and an assistant professor of internal medicine at the Glennan Center for Geriatrics and Gerontology at Eastern Virginia Medical School. He serves as editor-in-chief of The Consultant Pharmacist, the official journal of the American Society of Consultant Pharmacists.
1. Beers MH, Ouslander JG, Rollingher I, Reuben DB, Brooks J, Beck JC. Explicit criteria for determining inappropriate medication use in nursing homes. UCLA Division of Geriatric Medicine. Arch Intern Med. 1991;151(9):1825-1832.
2. Gallagher P, Ryan C, Byrne S, Kennedy J, O'Mahony D. STOPP (Screening Tool of Older Person's Prescriptions) and START (Screening Tool to Alert doctors to Right Treatment). Consensus validation. Int J Clin Pharmacol Ther. 2008;46(2):72-83.
3. Hamilton H, Gallagher P, Ryan C, Byrne S, O'Mahony D. Potentially inappropriate medications defined by STOPP criteria and the risk of adverse events in older hospitalized patients. Arch Intern Med. 2011;171(11):1013-1019.
4. Budnitz DS, Pollock DA, Weidenbach KN, Mendelsohn AB, Schroeder TJ, Annest JL. National surveillance of emergency department visits for outpatient adverse drug events. JAMA. 2006;296(15):1858-1866.
5. Kripalani S, LeFevre F, Phillips CO, Williams MV, Basaviah P, Baker DW. Deficits in communication and information transfer between hospital-based and primary care physicians: Implications for patient safety and continuity of care. JAMA. 2007;297(8):831-841.
6. Boockvar KS, Liu S, Goldstein N, Nebeker J, Siu A, Fried T. Prescribing discrepancies likely to cause adverse drug events after patient transfer. Qual Saf Health Care. 2009;18(1):32-36.


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Il quartier generale (abbreviato QG o HQ dall'inglese "headquarters") indica un luogo, reale o figurato, dove risiedono la maggior parte delle funzioni principali di un'organizzazione.

Sebbene in origine l'espressione fosse utilizzata per indicare il luogo di riunione dei massimi ufficiali delle forze armate, viene comunemente usato anche per indicare il luogo dove risiedono gli organi decisionali di un'impresa nell'ambito di una organizzazione aziendale ed in generale di qualunque ente organizzato a più livelli.

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Adventure playground gets promotional boost from student filmmakers
Media students from Stratford-upon-Avon College put their creative expertise into practice to produce a promotional video for Meriden Adventure Playground in Solihull.
The project tested the students' imagination, teamwork and marketing skills as they worked to produce a five minute film showcasing the playground's picturesque location and activity features.
The playground, located in Chelmsley Wood, is a state-of-the-art open-access centre for children up to 16 years old and their families which specialises in allowing children to play creatively and explore many different styles of learning and having fun, all under safe supervision.
The video will be used to promote the playground to both the public and potential investors who will provide funds for the future development of the site, and highlighted its innovative and unique features such as a fire pit used by playground staff to run outdoor cooking demonstrations, and a construction zone which allows children to safely learn carpentry techniques.
Employing a keen eye for detail, the students completed the project as part of the College's in-house television production company, SC:TV. Formed in January 2018, the student-run videography enterprise specialises in creating professional-quality corporate, music and wedding videos. The productions are completed free of charge and count towards the students' final grades.
David Batty, 17 from Solihull, took the role of director on the film. Noting the value of working on SC:TV projects, David commented "It's definitely useful to work for people who are expecting complete professionalism. By working at a professional level now, while still at college, I'm getting used to the real world before I actually enter the industry."
Ali Wood, Chair of trustees for Meriden Adventure Playground, designed the brief for the students and is thrilled with the final product. "It's vital in this media-driven age that children and young people spend time playing outside doing all the kind of things that used to be the norm a few decades ago but which have sadly decreased, so I'm delighted that our adventure playground is being promoted in this way. I'm extremely pleased with the students' video, which highlights what we offer and why, and shows the fundamental importance of creative play in young lives. We will be using the video a lot to show funders what we do!"
If you have a project you would like SC:TV to work on, you can contact the college on 01789 266245 or email hello@stratford.ac.uk.
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Robert Hershon Presents a Poem by Sherman Alexie
This poem by Sherman Alexie appeared in Hanging Loose 56 and was reprinted in The Business of Fancydancing, his first book.
I've watched the Children of The Third World starving on television. I've heard the stand-up comic ask, "why didn't the cameraman give that kid a fucking sandwich?" I know all the mothers of America have told their kids: "Clean up your plate. There are people starving in India." When I was young, living on the reservation, eating potatoes every day of my life, my mother would tell me to "clean up your plate or your sister will get it."
A woman writes to a man who used to live here. I write back, pretending I'm the man she's been searching her whole life for. "Do you still love me," she writes to ask him, and me.
I do not speak my native tongue. Except that is, for the dirty words. I can tell you what I think of you in two languages.
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"Distances" was the first poem of Sherman's to appear in Hanging Loose, twenty years ago this spring, when he was still a student. We had the good sense to ask for more immediately and that quickly led to a request for a manuscript. The Business of Fancydancing, his first book, was published in 1992, leading The New York Times Book Review to say "Mr. Alexie's is one of the major lyric voices of our time." Not bad for a first book from a small press, eh?
We've published six books of Sherman's altogether. The newest, Face, is Small Press Distribution's best seller of the past ten years. Of course, he's also published an amazing number of story collections, novels and journalism, made movies, entertained countless audiences, and won many awards. I suppose that's the reason for a question I began hearing a while back: "I guess Sherman has changed a lot over the years, huh?" They don't mean "I guess Sherman doesn't live on commodity cheese anymore." They're longing for me to say, "Yeah, he's become a monster of ego, impossible to please." When I say that's absolutely not true, the disappointment is palpable.
The other question I hear a lot, from smirking interviewers, is "Say, how did an Indian from out West ever come to publish with a press in Brooklyn?" I'm often tempted to say he was tied to a pony and led into the fort by John Wayne, but I usually just point out that he was a college graduate and so he knew how to put stamps on an envelope.
My favorite recent question came when Sherman made his second appearance on The Colbert Report some weeks ago. Donna Brook and I accompanied him both times. We were waiting for him to show up at the studio when one of the producers walked by. "I remember you," she said. You're Sherman's parents, aren't you?" Either we're looking more Indian or Sherman's looking more Brooklyn or her eyes were closed.
-- Robert Hershon
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A Unification View on Universal Healthcare
"Am I my brother's keeper?" (Gen. 4:9)
by Franco Famularo, UTS Class of 1994
Obamacare. Universal healthcare. Private Insurance. Long lines in the U.K. Even longer lines in Canada. Forty million people without health insurance in the U.S. Mega-insurance companies fleecing people. Big pharma. Small business owners getting wiped out by medical mishaps.
If you live within earshot of American talk radio or TV news as I do, you will have heard some or all of the above. Discussing universal healthcare in the United States can be most contentious.
European, Canadian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, African, Asian, and American Unificationists will all approach this topic differently. Is there a Unification position on universal healthcare? Do the current systems available to residents of various countries reflect the ideal in any way?
Living a mere 45-minute drive from the Canada-U.S. border has caused me to ponder this topic and I'll submit my conclusion first.
Neither government-run healthcare nor a system that is privately operated can be trusted to do a good job in providing adequate healthcare within the current circumstances. Human beings still lack the Godly virtues to keep the best interest of the public in mind and fall short, since none has mastered "living for the sake of others."
The issue is not whether publicly funded or privately run healthcare is better. The problem is the moral and ethical quality of human beings and the solution lies in a moral reformation. When those involved in providing healthcare (government, medical practitioners, administrators, etc.) are comprised of individuals with the highest Godly qualities of the human spirit, an "ideal" health system will emerge.
My interest in the universal healthcare issue was strongly stimulated back in 1993 when UTS classmates Eric Holt, Jerry Chestnut and I took on the challenge at the annual UTS debate of defending Bill Clinton's proposal to the U.S. Congress. This helped us to see both sides of the American arguments at the time.
I was born in Canada and have lived here most of my life. For ten years, I spent extensive periods in Germany, the U.K. and the U.S. and was able to observe the various healthcare systems to some degree. They are not all alike.
Last year, some of us listened to presentations under the banner of the "Freedom Society" that addressed the issue to some extent. Proposals were made for a return to the days where churches, charities and families took care of healthcare needs. I can remember the time before universal healthcare was established in Canada when doctors did house calls and Catholic nuns cared for the sick. I have strong doubts that returning to such a system is plausible. We also heard severe criticism of the U.K. and Canadian healthcare systems. I simply had to laugh as I listened to the ill-informed comments which reflected more the well-known American talk radio show hosts than reality in Canada or the U.K.
Religion Is Not the Problem – Worldview Is
By Kim Barry
With Middle East problems again dominating the news, the issue of religion's role in conflict is hotly debated. The decades-old Israeli-Palestinian conflict is deeply-rooted. We see Shiite and Sunni Muslims fighting and killing one another, and recently, Muslims attacking churches in Egypt, Syria, Libya, and Pakistan, blaming Christians for their countries' problems.
Atheists use these examples to condemn all religions and belief systems, citing their conviction there is no God to fight over. The arguments have long ago crossed the borders into the realm of the ridiculous.
Since we have already celebrated Foundation Day, perhaps it is time we re-examine our own worldviews so we can be sure we are creating the best framework for the future.
Mahatma Gandhi had a worldview that was clear and powerful enough to bring the British Empire to its knees. Yet when asked whether or not he was a Hindu, he replied, "Yes, I am. I am also a Muslim, a Christian, a Buddhist, and a Jew." His worldview was one of peace and nonviolence, but not appeasement.
Thomas Jefferson made a clear distinction between a person's religion and worldview, saying: "It does me no injury for my neighbor to say there are twenty gods or no God," and yet he also said, "Enlighten the people generally, and tyranny and oppression of body and mind will vanish like evil spirits at the dawn of day." The Founding Fathers were extremely diverse in their religious views, but they all united around shared ideals.
One thing I learned long ago is that it's not a person's religion that makes them who they are. It's something that goes much deeper: worldview, by which I mean how we each see the world and our place in it.
There are the kindest and meanest people within the same religions. The richest and poorest, the most generous and most selfish, the wisest and most ignorant, are all grouped together within the same religion. If a person's religion were the same as their worldview, then it would hold that all people within the same religion would behave in a similar manner, making their results similar. But the diverse distinctions mentioned above appear within all religions. It would be rude or politically incorrect to say that all or most people within a certain religion have any similar traits.
Wikipedia defines worldview as "the fundamental cognitive orientation of an individual or society encompassing the entirety of the individual or society's knowledge and point-of-view, including natural philosophy; fundamental, existential, and normative postulates; or themes, values, emotions, and ethics."
Some might argue that worldview is the same as beliefs, therefore, the same as religion. But although one can certainly affect the other, they still remain distinct in the lifestyle and behavior of most people in the world.
Using Art and Culture to Effect Change
David D'Or and David Eaton share a bow with the Evergreen Symphony Orchestra at the National Concert Hall in Taipei, Taiwan.
By David Eaton, Lecturer in Music and Culture, Barrytown College of UTS
"Only through Beauty's morning-gate, dost thou penetrate the land of knowledge."
– Friedrich Schiller
As an advocate of art and culture, it has always been my view that the beauty aspect of the truth-beauty-goodness paradigm needs to be more fully understood and supported in any attempt to realize a better world. I've had many opportunities to use my talent for providential purposes, both within our community and with artists who are not members of our church, and at the heart of my creative endeavors has been my motivation to use my God-given abilities as a musician to promote the ideal of godliness and to cultivate a culture of peace.
Friedrich Schiller (1759-1805), who as a young man possessed a passionate desire to study theology and become a minister, believed that one's soul state (Seelenzustand) was edified through experiencing beauty. For Schiller, "aesthetic education" could be the basis for a moral society and help establish the freedom that political revolution conspicuously failed to achieve.
I recently returned from conducting two concerts with Israeli vocalist, David D'Or and the Evergreen Symphony Orchestra at the National Concert Hall in Taipei, Taiwan. The concert was produced by the Tzu Chi Foundation, a Buddhist organization founded in 1966 that boasts three million members and scores of chapters throughout the world. Tzu Chi (which means "relief and compassion") is based in Taipei and has done an amazing amount of humanitarian work, including providing assistance in the aftermath of hurricanes Katrina and Sandy, the Japan tsunami and relief efforts in North Korea. The American chapter of the Tzu Chi Foundation received a national award for being the most outstanding volunteer organization in the U.S. in 2012, due primarily to their relief efforts after Hurricane Sandy.
In addition to running several schools, hospitals and free clinics in Taiwan, Tzu Chi has its own cable television network that broadcasts the news of their global relief efforts as well as programming original content that promotes 24/7 the ideals and vision of their organization. They clearly understand the importance of using mass media and art to get their message to a larger segment of the public
While in Taiwan, I was able to meet the Tzu Chi founder, Master Cheng Yen (a Buddhist nun, now 76) and several of the organization's key leaders. They explained that music and art are important aspects of their outreach. Their belief in the spiritual power of music plays heavily into their philosophy — and their funding efforts. For the two concerts presented last month I arranged one of the Tzu Chi songs, Family, especially for this occasion.
A Unificationist View of Ayn Rand
By Wayne Hankins
Ayn Rand is a writer and philosopher who understood that "something" is terribly wrong with humankind and had the courage to seek the answers to it. Like others before her who tackled this subject, her writings are controversial. For years, I enjoyed her beautiful use of language in expressing her beliefs and telling her stories. She was a powerful and appealing writer. Yet, I now find some of her beliefs very troubling and need to be seriously reevaluated. As a Unificationist, I've had to fairly examine her writings, then ask: was her understanding of humankind's nature correct and is her solution going to solve our dilemma of constant conflict and create a world of goodness and peace?
Ayn Rand, born Alisa Rosenbaum in Russia, was a writer of great passion, whose ideas were born out of the chaos of the Bolshevik Revolution. As a 12-year-old, she saw her nation crumble before her eyes and be recreated under Lenin's view of how life should be lived. That was Communism. Her father's business was seized because private property was declared illegal. The state acquired power over the rights of the individual in determining what talents would best serve society. Expressing individualism and self-determination became dangerous, if not illegal, ways to live. Cooperation and collectivism became Russia's national goals and it was expected everyone would work for the public good, putting the state before self.
To understand Rand's views of life, one must comprehend the extreme times she lived in. Her philosophy came to be best expressed in The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged, her two major works. They are controversial, well read, and now making a comeback, particularly in conservative political ideology.
Her philosophy was expressed by the two main character's speeches at the climatic moments in each novel. In The Fountainhead, Howard Roark is an architect who, at his trial, defends blowing up the building he designed after his design was altered by a less talented colleague. In Atlas Shrugged, John Galt speaks to a crumbling America from his rundown apartment along the New York waterfront, explaining why the country is in the condition it is, as well as why he persuaded the greatest minds and talents in the nation to abandon a corrupt and dying country in order to save it.
Rand's stated beliefs are: There is no God. There is only the mind of man and that is supreme. The mind is not a collective or function of the state but an individual attribute. It is our highest value and greatest asset. The most important viewpoint is the individual viewpoint. Only our mind and its proper use can insure our survival. This is the unique creative power of man that no other life form on earth has. A man must think and work alone; the creative process is guided by an individual thought, not a collective brain.
Is Evil Necessary?
By Tyler Hendricks, Ecclesiastical Endorser, Unification Church of America
Religion exists to bring about goodness, and yet most religions teach that evil is inevitable and some teach that it is a good thing. Christianity teaches that the human fall was good because it created the need for Jesus. Many follow the position of second century patriarch Irenaeus, who taught that for us to become good, evil has to exist so that we can reject it, or the fourth century patriarch Augustine, who taught that evil is the inevitable price of a greater good, freedom.
The problem is that this leads to the acceptance of evil, an ultimate resignation expressed in common phrases such as "it's human nature," "that's just the way things are," and "what can you do?" I have two reasons to refute this—and in this essay I will address Irenaeus' view. One, I believe that a completely good world is possible. Two, I'd like to help Christians appreciate the Divine Principle.
Let's begin by defining evil. The Divine Principle does not say that selfishness is necessarily evil. Rev. Moon even said that God has an element of selfishness: "All of our human traits originate in God. We recognize that there is some human tendency for selfishness. This is natural because at one time God Himself was self-centered. This fact may surprise you, but you must understand that before God created man and the universe, He was all alone, with no one to care for except Himself. However the very instant that God initiated creation, His full concept of life emerged. God now lives for His counterpart, not for Himself. …He exists to love, He exists to give. God is the totally unselfish existence. …When God poured all of His love, life, and ideal into His second self, He had to, in a sense, realize a profit. God knew that when He invested all He had—100 percent—His object would mature and return to Him many, many times over the fruits of love, life, and His ideal."
The principled way to fulfill selfish desire, called in the Divine Principle "self-purpose," is through unselfishness behavior, called "whole purpose." The important point is that self-purpose gives way to the whole purpose. Goodness means to fulfill selfish desire through unselfish behavior—to put the whole purpose first. This is "principled behavior." Evil means to fulfill selfish desire through selfish behavior—to put the self-purpose first. This is "unprincipled behavior." Here, by "behavior" I include both intention and action.
So is evil, that is, unprincipled behavior, necessary so that we can reject it? The answer is, no. The principle is that the subject partner gives to the object partner, which responds to fulfill the purpose of creation. There is no necessity that either partner discontinues the proper behavior or withdraws from the relationship in order for it to succeed. Let's look at some examples in our everyday experience.
A Challenge for the Divine Principle in the Postmodern Era
A 2010 map displaying the connectivity of Facebook's 1.1 billion global users (click to enlarge).
Keisuke Noda, Professor of Philosophy, Barrytown College of UTS
Can the Divine Principle be attractive to others in the 21st century, or at least for the next 10 or 20 years as our Church's 2020 goals envision? In Unificationist communities, that question has sparked the development of practical or technological methods of communication/presentation. People have created and re-crafted charts, slides, and PowerPoint presentations and will continue to do so.
The development of these materials is certainly a worthy endeavor, but another way to pose this question is to ask how the Principle answers the questions of the era or the "spirit of the time" (Zeitgeist). Although believers claim that religious teachings reflect truth that is eternal, ideas affirm their validity by responding to the questions of the era. Leading ideas must in fact "lead" the time by demonstrating their validity to people who are desperately trying to find their way. Thus, Unificationists must understand the intellectual climate that we live in if the Principle is to become a leading idea.
During the late 20th century, the United States and other developed countries underwent a major shift rooted in the comprehensive critique of modernity. It is imperative for any intellectual to understand this shift and the intellectual horizons that frame the climate today, known as postmodernism.
Postmodernism is a concept that describes a general intellectual stance or tendency towards modernity. As the term post ("after") modernism indicates, postmodernism is a departure from modernism based on a critical assessment of modernity. It is, in essence, skepticism towards basic assumptions of modernity. Postmodernism is a broad term which encompasses all social cultural spheres including architecture, art, literature, literary criticism, business, management, politics, economics, philosophy, religion, and others. It is a term that can be seen as describing the spirit of the age (Zeitgeist). Postmodernism is distinguished from being just a "trend" because of its lasting and penetrating effects on all spheres of life.
Modernity, as postmodernists see it, is a social, cultural, political wave that lasted for centuries, from the Enlightenment to the late 20th century. Despite the diverse views and ideas encompassed within modernity, modernity was based on certain assumptions that postmodernists later questioned. Postmodern thinkers have taken a variety of approaches, but the following are a few basic criticisms of modernity by Jean-François Lyotard, a French philosopher.


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Ádám Lukács (born 25 June 1996) is a Hungarian ice dancer. With his skating partner, Anna Yanovskaya, he is a three-time Hungarian national champion (2018–19, 2021) and has competed in the final segment at three ISU Championships. With his former skating partner, Carolina Moscheni, he placed 14th at the 2014 World Junior Championships.

Career
Lukács began learning to skate in 2004. He competed with Szidónia Merkwart in the 2011–12 season.

Partnership with Moscheni
Lukács teamed up with Italian ice dancer Carolina Moscheni in May 2012. The two were coached by Barbara Fusar-Poli in Milan and by Igor Shpilband in Novi, Michigan.

Moscheni/Lukács began competing internationally for Hungary in the 2013–14 season. They won the 2014 Hungarian national junior title and were sent to the 2014 World Junior Championships in Sofia, Bulgaria. They qualified for the free dance and finished 14th overall.

On 30 August 2015, Moscheni and Lukács announced the end of their partnership. However, seven months later, they announced they decided to continue skating together.

Partnership with Yanovskaya
In December 2016, Lukács teamed up with Russia's Anna Yanovskaya to compete for Hungary. Making their competitive debut, the duo placed 12th at the Bavarian Open in February 2017.

Programs

With Yanovskaya

With Moscheni

With Merkwart

Competitive highlights
CS Challenger Series; JGP: Junior Grand Prix

With Yanovskaya

With Moscheni

With Merkwart

References

External links

1996 births
Hungarian male ice dancers
Living people
Figure skaters from Budapest


Registration has reached capacity. Everyone who previously registered is being contacted by the event lead to coordinate your donated items.
Sandwich artists are needed to prepare sandwiches and pack lunches which will be distributed to the hungry from the Salvation Army Dallas Shelter. About 600 sandwiches are needed each day but they can store up to 1,200 per donation. For this event, we will be providing a full lunch which is two sandwiches, cookies, fruit, and individually packaged chips. We will also be decorating the bags the food will be provided in to spread hope to those that are less fortunate.
These meals are made from our donations of items. Please be prepared to bring at least two items needed on the list.
These items include; bread, jelly, cutie oranges, apple sauce or fruit cups, individually packaged chips (snack size) or small cookies such as Oreos or Chips ahoy. Zip lock baggies for these items will also be needed.
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We have recently begun the public design review process for landscape improvements to the Pierce School Playground, and invite you to attend our meetings and provide your thoughts as we develop the design. Our first public meeting was held on March 25, 2015 and we expect that our next meeting will be late April or early May. We will be mailing out meeting notices in advance with details about the date and location, informing the Pierce School community, and posting meeting notices at the playground, on the Town's website, and with The Brookline Tab.
Pierce School Playground is an important feature in the neighborhood and the Town at large, hosting a variety of field and playground uses and serving a multitude of users—Pierce School students, athletic leagues, Recreation Department programs, and nearby preschools. Improvements are needed in a number of areas. Our overall goals are to maximize safety and accessibility, provide a place of active and passive recreation in which the community can come together, enhance opportunities for people of all ages and abilities, and create a beautiful and natural open space in this dense neighborhood. Through the public design review process, we will be examining the following:
Universal access to and within the park including walking paths that connect the park's features and allow the opportunity for exercise;
Renovation of the athletic field;
Reworking the grading and drainage to direct runoff appropriately;
Assessment of the basketball courts;
Evaluation of the irrigation system and other utilities;
Redesign for a new playground, including play equipment and resilient safety surfacing;
Consideration of site furniture throughout the park; and
Treatment of the park's perimeter to address issues of fencing and volunteer growth, and views in and out of the park.
The design review process consists of presentation and open discussion of alternative solutions to meet our goals for the playground in a series of public meetings over the course of approximately seven months, with establishment by the Park and Recreation Commission of a Design Review Committee for the project. The Design Review Committee has been named and consists of seven members, four Park and Recreation Commissioners and three members coming from the public. The Design Review Committee, with input from the public, will work with our landscape architectural design consultant, Ray Dunetz Landscape Architecture (RDLA), to develop a preliminary design within our budget. Once consensus is reached on a preliminary design, the Design Review Committee will vote its approval and the design will go before the Park and Recreation Commission for its final comment and approval. At that point RDLA will proceed with final development of the design and preparation of the documents for construction bidding.
We welcome you to join us in a creative and productive conversation about how best to improve Pierce School Playground. If you have any questions, please call Annie Blair at (617)730-2616.
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Can I Name My Child After Myself?
Mon Dec 06 2021By Sophie Kihm
Rebecca writes:
My husband and I are trying to come up names for baby Number 2, a sibling for our daughter Clara. We're team green and are currently trying to tackle our boys' list.
Beckett/Beck has been on my mind, but my husband isn't sold. He thinks it's too similar to my name, Rebecca. But I kind of like that? I hyphenate for my last, but my husband and daughter don't, and I'm totally cool with that! I wouldn't subject a kid to what I chose as my never-ending last name. My maiden name doesn't really fit as a first or middle. So Beckett feels like a nod to me and my side of the family. One that didn't even hit me until my husband pointed it out.
So my questions are: Is Rebecca/Beckett weird? Is it arrogant to kind of name my kid after myself? Does it fit with Clara?
The Name Guru replies:
We have been naming babies after their fathers for centuries. In some cultures, it's standard practice — In the Italian tradition, the first-born son is given his father's name — and even those that explicitly don't use the father's first name (such as Ashkenazi Jewish culture) tend to give their children the father's surname.
Junior or not, that's a lot of honor for dads and their side of the family. And nobody questions it! But when we talk about honoring mom, many women feel insecure, uncomfortable, or undeserving. It's internalized misogyny — society values men more than women, and regardless of your personal convictions, you may have incorporated some of these beliefs. Such as, it's arrogant for a mother to name her baby after herself, but totally okay for a father to do so.
You deserve to be honored just as much as your husband does. Plus, it's a great way to break into feminist baby names for your son. The connection between Rebecca and Beckett is subtle — you didn't even notice it at first! — but the meaning and intention behind it make it special and not at all weird.
The only potential downfall is nicknames. How often do you go by Bec or Becca? Becca and Beckett sound a lot closer than Rebecca and Beckett, which could lead to confusion if those are common short forms for you.
This doesn't have to be a dealbreaker. It might mean that sometimes your husband will call "Beck!" and you and your son will respond. Or that family and friends will have to transition away from using your nicknames when you're around your son. It will take some getting used to, but the inconveniences may be worth it to use a name with a significant connection to yours.
Another reason to love Beckett: it's a great match with Clara. They're both traditional names with modern style. Clara, of course, is one of the most stylish old-fashioned girl names of the moment. It currently sits just outside the Top 100, making it familiar but not endemically popular in the US. Beckett, on the other hand, has only been in the Top 1000 since 2006, and currently ranks at Number 209. It's a much more contemporary choice, but its traditional roots as a surname help Beckett hold its own against vintage names like Clara.
I want to encourage you to go with Beckett. Sit with that discomfort you feel about naming a child after yourself (remember — babies are named after dads all the time) and then, think of all the reasons why Beckett makes sense for your family. It works well with Clara, honors you, and you love the name. What could be better than that?


Emotion sells. We know this, it's why some of the most successful marketing campaigns have been those that tug on our heartstrings, make us laugh wildly or cry silently. Think of the warm feelings of nostalgia that swept over you last Christmas when John Lewis invited dear Monty the penguin into our homes. That being said, you have to walk a fine line between evocative and cringe-worthy.
Most people engage with emails and products because of how they feel about a product or brand, not necessarily because it's the best, or the cheapest, but because they have an emotional connection with it. Think about great-aunt Gladys who shops at the local greengrocers every week. She could get a better deal on her veggies from the local superstore, but each week you'll find her at the local shop. Why? Because she knows the staff there, she trusts their products, she's been going there every week for the past thirty years. To put it bluntly, she feels good about shopping there, regardless of what else is on offer down the road.
So how exactly do you translate this into email marketing? Evoking deep childhood memories or making your customers feel like a friend has just emailed with their latest news?
We don't mean digging out the company archives here, but we do mean that you should look at the analytics and data from your past campaigns to help you hone into your target market.
Identify your most successful campaigns, and analyse them to identify why these were particularly successful. We can almost guarantee that the degree of success will be related to your customers' emotional state, needs and aspirations at that time. Or perhaps there was a particularly evocative image or a phrase that made them look up and take notice.
Your data will identify where your past campaign successes were, and, much like the mighty conquerors of yore, will help you determine your likely path to future glory and success.
Regularly clean your database. That's it. Well, not quite, if you don't have a CRM system that's taking care of this for you, you'll have to keep a close eye on it yourself.
Your time is precious, so we'd suggest using a CRM system as these can, for example, remove emails from a list after a defined number of failed delivery attempts. Life without CRM can be stressful and time-consuming, which is one emotion you definitely want to avoid when creating an email campaign!
Most readers scan over the headline of emails before making a split-second decision. To read, or not to read?
By using the right emotional trigger, words not only encourage recipients to click on your email, but they also take a simple message to an entirely different level. Ever heard of an "Emotional Marketing Value"? It's a value based on the emotional language used in a headline and was developed by the Advanced Marketing Institute. To summarise what the AMI have found- positive, happy emotions encourage more shares. Don't neglect your headline, include some positive trigger-words to encourage opens.
Have you ever considered that your happy clients are, in themselves, a useful marketing asset? By this, we don't just mean that they'll be singing your praises all over town, but they could be a valuable addition to your next email campaign.
Including a short, glowing testimonial from Brian in Birmingham could be enough to encourage Lisa from London to make a purchase. People like to follow a crowd and if you can demonstrate that others are buying (and benefiting) from your product, you'll soon see the sales start flooding in.
Emotional information about others can guide our own thinking and behaviour, and this can be true for sales as well. Understanding how your customers respond to the content of your email, including copy, images, and design, can ensure that your campaigns hit home.
Understanding your audience and what triggers their emotions can in turn increase your sales and customer service. Market intelligence is your gold dust. Reap the rewards of these nuggets by analysing your data and turning this into creative campaigns that hit home to your customer's hearts and keep them coming back for more.
Want to learn more about sending emails that your recipients can't resist? Download our guide!


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Navjot Kaur clinches gold in the Asian Wrestling
Navjot Kaur clinched India's first gold medal at the Asian Wrestling Championships in Kyrgyzstan. She beat Miyu Imai of Japan 9-1 in the final of the 65kg women's category.
Bronze medallist at the Rio Olympics, Sakshi Malik won the bronze medal in the 62kg women's category match by beating Ayaulym Kassymova of Kazakhstan by 10-7.
With one gold, two silver and one bronze medal, India were at the second spot in the medal tally.
Earlier on Thursday, Vinesh Phogat lost a close bout to settle for a silver medal at the Asian Wrestling Championships in Kyrgyzstan. Vinesh suffered a 2-3 defeat to China's Chun Lei in the summit clash of the women's 50kg freestyle event.
After trailing 0-1 early in the bout, Vinesh came back strongly to score two points, taking the lead.
But with less than two minutes left, the Chinese wrestler scored two crucial points with an attacking move to regain the lead, which she defended well till the end.
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