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Adrienne Maloof & Dr. Paul Nassif both File For Divorce (RHOBH)
Thread: Adrienne Maloof & Dr. Paul Nassif both File For Divorce (RHOBH)
September 1st, 2012, 05:32 PM #1
Beyond Caring, then hang a left.
Adrienne Maloof Files For Divorce
By Jen Heger - Radar Assistant Managing Editor*
Alexis Tereszcuk** - Radar Entertainment Editor
UPDATE: Adrienne's husband Dr. Paul Nassif has filed divorce documents, also citing "irreconcilable differences."
Adrienne Maloof has filed for divorce from her husband Paul Nassif RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned.
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star filed for divorce in Los Angeles and she cited "Irreconcilable differences" as the cause of divorce.
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She and Paul were married for nine years and have three children together.
As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Adrienne has an iron-clad prenup protecting the sizable Maloof family fortune.
RadarOnline - Exclusives - Adrienne Maloof Files For Divorce
Adrienne Maloof & Dr. Paul Nassif Embroiled In Courthouse Divorce Drama!
August 31, 2012 | 4:00pm EDT
UPDATE: Adrienne Maloof and Paul Nassif's custody issue involving their three sons won't be heard by the judge Friday because he is in trial on another case. The clerk told the former couple's lawyer to come back on Tuesday as Monday is a court holiday, and file the paperwork and it will be heard at that time. Maloof WILL have custody of the children this weekend, and was unable to come to an agreement with Nassif.
Maloof just tweeted: Looking forward to a great weekend! Celebrating my birthday and spending time with my boys... What is everyone doing?
Adrienne Maloof and Paul Nassif hit the courthouse Friday with their respective attorneys and ended up huddled in the cafeteria together in an attempt to mediate a matter involving the couple's three children, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting.
Maloof and Nassif's attorneys were planning to file an emergency motion, but at the last minute decided not to because the judge had a full calendar. However, RadarOnline.com's courthouse eyewitness said that a serious looking Maloof, wearing black pants and a black top, was hunkered down in talks in the cafeteria with her estranged husband and his lawyer, Lisa Helfend Meyers.
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"The matter they are attempting to mediate and deal with involves their children," a source close to the former couple tells RadarOnline.com exclusively.
As previously reported, Nassif filed for divorce from Adrienne on Monday, citing "irreconcilable differences."
"This is turning out to be a very, very nasty divorce proceedings so far and the fact that Paul and Adrienne had to go to court on an emergency basis this early in the proceedings isn't a good sign," the insider says.
It's unclear if the reality star and her plastic surgery husband will still appear before the judge today.
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"I don't know what I am to them, maybe a penguin XD" - Tiny Pixie
My Own Way
She appeared to treat him so nasty(nastily... Is that a word?)on the show.
Not surprised one bit.
*8*
IA. She came off like she could not stand him. Makes me wonder why?
September 8th, 2012, 08:09 AM #4
Real Housewives star Paul Nassif 'accuses Adrienne Maloof of attacking him' as they meet in court
By Daily Mail Reporter
PUBLISHED: 23:17, 7 September 2012 | UPDATED: 00:37, 8 September 2012
All hopes of a reconciliation between The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills estranged stars Paul Nassif and Adrienne Maloof appear to have ended - after he 'accused her of attacking him'.
The reality stars met in court today to discuss the custody of their three sons, who are currently living with Maloof in the former marital home.
According to gossip website TMZ plastic surgeon Dr Nassif's lawyer alleged in court that Maloof 'pushed him and been verbally abusive' in front of their children, calling him 'stupid, dumb and an idiot.'
Newly single: Adrienne Maloof went without her wedding ring as she celebrated her birthday with friends last week
According to a declaration filed today and seen by the website, the couple's head of security witnessed Maloof hit and scratch her husband in the back of their car last summer, before he called her a 'bitch.'
Both have separately filed for divorce citing irreconcilable differences in their nine-year marriage.
Dr Nassif's lawyer also accused Maloof of taking an unloaded gun out of his briefcase and photographing it.
In court: Paul Nassif out for dinner with friends last week; he has 'accused his estranged wife of physical violence'
According to RadarOnline Maloof accepts that she did this, with a source saying she wanted evidence that he was carrying the weapon.
Before the split: The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills couple were married for nine years
A source close to the 50-year-old told the website: 'During Paul's visit with the children last week, which takes place at Adrienne's mansion, she took a picture of the gun because she is very concerned about the safety of their three children and wanted photographic evidence of it.
'Yes, Paul does keep the ammunition in another bag, but it's still extremely dangerous to have that around children, especially boys.'
In court today Dr Nassif applied for custody of the children and for the judge to order Maloof to leave the family mansion so her could move back in.
His request was denied.
Dr Nassif is seeking joint custody of their children but sources have suggested that this wife wants to fight for full custody.
The couple have a pre-nuptial agreement in place and Maloof, whose fortune is said to total $300 million, is said to be confident it will protect her family fortune.
She is the only daughter of billionaire entrepreneur George J Maloof Sr.
Her myriad of business interests include the various holdings of Maloof Companies, of which she is co-owner - notably the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, the basketball team Sacramento Kings, development company Maloof Productions, and record company Maloof Music
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...#ixzz25sYkcnhZ
Adrienne Maloof
My Husband Has a Gun
And a Temper
Adrienne Maloof is firing back at her estranged hubby by claiming he carries a gun, lacks sound judgment and has a violent temper ... a bad combination. And even worse, she claims the gun is often in reach of their 3 boys.
In a declaration -- obtained by TMZ and filed in family court -- Adrienne claims Paul Nassif is a danger to their children. She cites an incident last month in which she claims Paul was drinking while operating a Kayak and one of the kids who was in the watercraft fell into the water.
She also claims 3 years ago he lost one of their kids for 45 minutes in the wilderness during a camping trip, because he failed to supervise him.
And recently there was a fire across the street and she claims he did nothing to help the kids evacuate.
Adrienne claims Paul has been violent with the kids. She claims he has thrown the kids onto the grass in a fit of rage, spanked them with their pants down, violently yanked their arms and hit them on the head.
Adrienne -- who is fighting Paul for custody -- claims he has been repeatedly violent toward her, allegedly shoving her to the ground, pulling her hair and yelling at her.
Adrienne claims the kids have been present when Paul has shoved and yelled at her.
Read more: Adrienne Maloof -- My Husband Paul Nassif Has a Gun ... And a Temper | TMZ.com
Paul Nassif
Claims Adrienne Maloof
Physically Violent
The divorce between Paul Nassif and Adrienne Maloof has turned into open warfare ... Paul's lawyer just claimed in court Adrienne physically attacked Paul and even got weird with a gun ... TMZ has learned.
Paul and Adrienne are both in court ... fighting over custody of their 3 sons. During the hearing, Paul's lawyer claimed Adrienne has pushed Paul and was also verbally abusive in front of their kids, calling him "stupid, dumb and an idiot."
According to a declaration filed today, the couple's head of security witnessed Adrienne hit and scratch Paul in the back of their car last summer ... before Paul called her a "bitch."
Later in court, Paul's lawyer also said ... while Paul was asleep one day, she went into his briefcase and removed a gun and then took a picture of it. He never explained why she did it but made it clear .. it was not kosher.
Paul's lawyer also says Adrienne is using her rep to leak private info about Paul and their kids to the media.
A source close to Adrienne tells TMZ ... "All Adrienne has ever done is protect herself and Paul has been aggressive and violent numerous times. He is 7 inches taller and weighs 100 pounds more."
Paul dragged Adrienne to court to ask for more time with the kids, but the judge denied his request ... for now. The judge will hold a full hearing on the issue at a later date.
Read more: Paul Nassif Claims Adrienne Maloof Was Physically Violent | TMZ.com
My Wife Attacked Me
After Guzzling Vodka
Paul Nassif is Absolut-ly convinced ... vodka turns his wife Adrienne Maloof into a violent, abusive, angry woman who was prone to smacking him in the face.
According to a declaration -- filed in his nasty custody fight -- Paul claims he has been repeatedly at the receiving end of Adrienne's physical attacks ... the worst of which occurred in July on Maloof's home turf in Las Vegas. Paul says they got into a spat over whether Adrienne's mother could come to a party. Paul says his wife downed 4 vodka sodas -- with a little grapefruit juice -- and became "increasingly hostile."
Paul says Adrienne went on a 45-minute rampage, physically and verbally demeaning him. He says she accused him of cheating and calling him a piece of s**t. Paul says Adrienne screamed he was a horrible dad, and repeatedly beat him in the face, chest and legs.
TMZ previously reported Adrienne filed legal docs claiming Paul has an explosive temper and carries a gun ... sometimes in easy reach of her children. She mentions she took a photo of the gun in the side pocket of his briefcase.
Paul says in his papers Adrienne set him up by taking the gun out of the secure briefcase while he was snoozing and placed it precariously out in the open.
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* eye roll *
So this is how the uber wealthy "duke it out" in divorce court?
McJag
Neither one is a prize but from what I observed, she is hell on wheels.
I didn't start out to collect diamonds, but somehow they just kept piling up.-Mae West
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Adrienne Maloof: Inside Her Nasty Divorce Battle with Paul Nassif
Paul Nassif and Adrienne Maloof were often seen bickering on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
But details emerging after the plastic surgeon filed for divorce paint a much darker picture than anything ever caught on camera for Bravo's hit show.
Their custody battle has devolved into a shouting match with accusations about guns, insults and physical abuse – with their three young children possibly subjected to horrible behavior by one or both parents.
"You see this routinely in L.A.," says certified family law specialist, Steve Mindel of Feinberg, Mindel, Brandt & Klein, LLP, who is not involved in the case. "More often than not people get so wound up in winning that they forget about the collateral damage to their relationships, to their children, their in-laws and support systems."
Storybook Wedding
Maloof, 51, who comes from a close-knit and exceedingly rich family (they own the Sacramento Kings and the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas), wed Nassif in 2002 in a lavish ceremony in the presence of approximately 500 guests at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
They moved into a home in the Beverly Hills area and later into a gated community with their three kids, 9-year-old Gavin and 6-year-old twins, Christian and Collin, who were sometimes seen on the show. Apart from light-hearted and humorous squabbles over dinner menus, party guests and other trivial concerns, the couple seemed happy enough on Real Housewives.
Then on July 30, Nassif filed for legal separation. Soon after, Maloof told PEOPLE she hoped to reconcile – but that was dashed when Nassif filed for divorce on Aug. 28.
Both sides claim they wanted to have mediation outside of court, but their differences have sent them to a judge, with Nassif filing for joint custody, and Maloof responding with a request for primary custody.
can't post pics because my computer's broken and i'm stupid
i've never watched the show but they both look so tacky and sleazy. like i can tell what the inside of their house looks like just by what they're wearing and their bad plastic surgery.
Belt Up and sluce like this.
Coffeelover
Wow, on the first season of the show, they both came across as mature and responsible, though she was always nitpicking at him. On the second season she came across as bitchier while he still seemed like a pretty nice guy. So I'm really surprised that she's saying that he's violent. But hey, who knows what goes on behind closed doors?
They are both saying the other is violent.
LynnieD
I have only watched the last season of the show, didn't see the first season. And I can tell you that it was pretty clear these two were not into each other. Not at all surprised. Hell, some of the other Housewives even talked about it on the show.
September 21st, 2012, 09:40 AM #12
Adrienne Maloof Gets Custody of Kids, Alleges Abuse by Paul Nassif
A judge on Wednesday awarded The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Adrienne Maloof temporary custody of her three sons, after she alleged that her estranged husband, Paul Nassif, choked one of them last week.
A rep for Nassif confirmed the court decision to PEOPLE, adding that his legal team was blindsided by the allegations, which Nassif denies.
Maloof, 51, claims that Nassif, 50, with whom she is locked in a bitter divorce and custody battle, turned around and choked one of the boys for being rowdy on a drive last Thursday, TMZ.com reported.
Later that same day, Maloof alleges, Nassif took one boy who was misbehaving during bathtime and "threw him in the corner."
Nassif's lawyer, Lisa Meyer, characterized the claims as "gamesmanship at its worst," and said Maloof wasn't present during either alleged incident. "It is a sad day when parents have to stoop to the level of making false allegations against another parent," Meyer said.
Maloof has requested a restraining order be taken out against Nassif, which will be heard in court on Oct. 9. In the meantime, the court awarded her a temporary restraining order that denies Nassif the opportunity to contact, or be within 100 yards, of Maloof or their kids, Gavin, 9, and 6-year-old twins, Christian and Collin.
Nassif, a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon, filed for divorce in August. He has requested joint custody of 9-year-old Gavin and 6-year-old twins Christian and Collin. Maloof is seeking primary custody.
louiswinthorpe111
Paul never seemed like an abuser to me. In fact, he kinda seems like a pussy, for lack of a better term. I know you don't know what goes on behind closed doors, but I just don't see it.
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September 21st, 2012, 03:54 PM #14
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I don't believe it either. If anything, he's a pushover.
Bitch, if you wanted sympathy from the judges, all you had to do is tell them that he cut up your face.
Hello mother fucker! when you ask a question read also the answer instead of asking another question on an answer who already contain the answer of your next question!
-Bugdoll-
she's the one that takes all of those martial arts classes and can kick her trainer's ass. they showed it on several episodes.
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GUY, Ark. - A man is facing charges after he allegedly killed his 3-month-old step-son when he sat on top of him while the child was lying on a couch, according to a report posted by ArkansasOnline.com.
29-year-old Zachary Atwood faces manslaughter charges after the May 31 incident.
ArkansasOnline says Atwood told authorities that he sat on the infant then placed the 3-month-old back in his bed without seeking medical attention.
The infant was found later in the day by his grandmother, who called emergency crews. The boy was rushed to a nearby medical center where he was pronounced dead.
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See-through Science is the title of a pamphlet by James Wilsdon and Rebecca Willis, from the left-of-centre UK think-tank, Demos. It's a thoughtful reflection on how one ought to engage the public in the development of new technologies, with the emerging debate on nanotechnology taken as its focus. I particularly like the undogmatic tone. The report is very clear on the failings of the old ideas of the "deficit model" of public engagement, which unconvincingly and patronisingly maintained that it is sufficient to educate the public in the wise ways of science to convince them of its benefits. The report also warns against the danger that all debates about new technology get twisted round to focus narrowly on risk assessment. This is particularly timely in view of the way the nanotechnology debate has unfolded, with its excessive focus on the one issue of nanoparticle toxicity.
In terms of recommendations, perhaps for me the most telling point is the way the report highlights the almost complete absence of those parts of industry involved in nanotechnology from this debate. I think this situation needs to change, and very soon.


Whyte has a long résumé of college coaching experience. The Wickford, R.I., resident served as the head sailing coach at Boston University twice (from 1976 until 1985, and again in 1992 until 1995), leading the team, which was slated to be dropped, to six national titles and numerous regional championships, as well as improving the co-ed and women's team rankings to "top 10" and "top five" positions. In addition, from 1989 to 1992, Whyte served as both head sailing coach and assistant sailing master at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, directing all freshman and varsity activities as well as teaching physical education classes each semester to 120 novice sailors.
Whyte also spent 17 years as an Olympic sailing coach for the United States Olympic Yachting Committee. During that time, he coached the U.S. sailing teams to five Olympic medal performances, including gold in 2004. From 1975 to 1989, Whyte served as vice president and general manager of Can Am Sailcraft, Inc., a sailboard and sailboat dealership out of Cambridge, Mass. Most recently, he coached and consulted as the sole proprietor for 1st Place Sailing, working with various clients including Olympic aspirants, collegiate sailing teams, and semi-professional sport boats.
Where did you grow up Skip?
I grew up in Wickford, Rhode Island. I moved back here about 13 years ago after spending about 25 years in the Boston area and another 10 in the East Bay area of Rhode Island.
How did you first get into the sport of sailing?
My dad has sailed for his entire life. I first sailed in his Star boat when I was about 4. I remember taking my nap under the aft deck.
What type of boats did you learn to sail on and first compete in?
I was a passenger for my early years, first on a cruising boat and later on dad's Ensign. In middle school I started frostbite sailing in Wickford competing against adults.
What drew you to competitive racing?
It was always around me and dad set a great example. Unfortunately, there was no junior program available at that time, so I never had any lessons.
Where did you sail in college?
I sailed at URI from 1967-71.
Tell us about some of your college sailing career highlights?
We had a great team in my last two years, winning the New England Championships both years and finishing 3rd in the Nationals in my senior year (I won A Division at the Nationals). We also won the Danmark both years and won the Schell, McMillan, White (sloops champs), and BDC in my senior year.
After college what did you do?
I started teaching chemistry and physics, bought a Laser, and waited for the announcement of the new 2 person dinghy event to be announced after the 1972 Olympics. I bought my first 470 the day the announcement was made and began my first Olympic effort.
When and where did you start coaching sailing?
My first experience was a tiny, self-organized part time summer program in Wickford in my sophomore year at URI. The next year I became the head instructor at Black Rock Yacht Club in Bridgeport, CT. I was there for two summers, then became head instructor at Seawanhaka Corinthian in Oyster Bay, New York in 1972. After the 1976 Olympic Trials where I finished second I was persuaded to "help out" BU by Hatch Brown, a BU grad and the coach at MIT. It was a very part time thing at first, but it gradually consumed more and more of my time despite the fact that I was running my own business at the time.
You had a very accomplished record with Boston University, leading them to six national championships. What factors do you attribute this success to?
The biggest factor was talent. I was very lucky to have 4 or 5 very talented, but inexperienced sailors magically show up in the first years. I was very part time in those years, so recruiting didn't really happen. I have always stressed boat handling and good decision making in my coaching. I guess we did OK.
What are some of the most important characteristics you look for in sailors?
Talent and desire are essential qualities.
Tell us about your experiences with coaching US Olympic sailors to podium finishes.
When you get to the Olympics everyone is super talented and highly motivated, but getting there is a long climb spanning many years.
When you spend years with people going to many international competitions and training camps you develop an intimate understanding of their strengths and also of their challenges, and everyone has them. I find that everyone prefers to work on what they are good at while avoiding the things that hold them back. I found that overcoming weaknesses while simultaneously fostering confidence was the most challenging aspect of Olympic coaching. Every individual had to be approached in a unique and personal way. I found that to be both challenging and extremely rewarding.
You coach competitive racers in college but you also oversee the beginner and intermediate sailing classes at the universities. What things do you enjoy about getting these new sailors into the sport?
I don't have those responsibilities at URI, but did when I was at MIT in the early 90s. It was an interesting challenge that made me focus on the basics of the basics. I realized that learning to cross the boat correctly was difficult for many and frightening for some. I found that all sailors could improve by further refining their basic moves and eliminating some of the bad habits that they developed along the way.
These days I still do a lot of coaching with elite level juniors in 420s. I really enjoy working with them because they are in a position to learn a great deal in a short period of time.
When did you start coaching at University of Rhode Island?
What is your process for recruiting new sailors?
Most sailors recruit themselves, but I get to meet lots of junior sailors at clinics and 420 events. Interested sailors come for visits and have an opportunity to meet the team. Then there is email follow up. In the end the goal is for the sailor to find the school that is the best fit. URI is a great choice.
Where do you see the URI program in the coming years?
We have come a long way in the four plus years that I have been at URI with a new fleet of FJs, a small fleet of 420s coming in a few weeks and the team has become much more dedicated. We have nearly 50 on the team now with a fairly wide range of experience. We typically compete in 3-5 events every week which provides opportunity for sailors at all levels to improve.
So far, we have built the team by developing relatively inexperienced sailors. We hope to attract a few of the more experienced juniors coming into college sailing and I'm confident that we can compete and succeed at all levels.
What classes of racing do you enjoy competing in?
I bought an F-18 catamaran when I turned 65. It is a pretty challenging boat for an old guy with no cat experience, but I've found my way to the podium. Going fast is fun!
What keeps you coaching after all these years?
I love being around young people and sharing discoveries with them both on and off the water. People change a lot during their college years. The experience of being on a team and striving to achieve big goals shapes everyone. It is both a responsibility and a pleasure to share that experience with the team members.
When you are not coaching or sailing, what other things do you enjoy doing?
I'm a pretty serious mountain bike rider. I ride with a great group all year round. Coaching still consumes most of the time, so there isn't much room for anything else.


We're excited here at the Boundary Fun Palace Makers Hub as it's only one more day until we get to unveil our Fun Palace! We've had to change our plans a little bit as the weather has decided to change – there's heavy rain forecast which will make it a bit too squelchy to be totally fun in our courtyards BUT we're not giving up and we're taking our fantastic Palace of Fun into St. Hilda's.
Of course there are some things that can't be taken inside so we're arming ourselves with gazebos, Jenga and giant chalks so that as soon as the rain does one we'll be out quicker than a thingy in a doodah and having a knees up!
As proud residents we wanted to bring history, gardening, music, art, craft, puppets, games and sport right into the heart of the Boundary Estate, so that's what we've done. There are wonderful contributors and a brilliant group of volunteers ready for next Saturday, October 1st, when the courtyards and St. Hilda's East will become a fantastic Fun Palace open to everyone with a whole host of free activities. Come along – our programme is bound to have something to interest you!
It's not too late to help us make our Fun Palace – if you want to volunteer or share your skills please get in touch.
Ooh – Not Long Now!
Hello all! Sorry it's been such a long time since we've updated you all on the plans for the Boundary Estate's very own Fun Palace here on our blog, but there's been a lot going on behind the scenes to make sure that we make the very best Fun Palace for our neighbours and the local community. We've updated the What's On page so if you want to cut the drivel and get down to the nitty-gritty click here.
Our Fun Palace wouldn't be possible without the agreement of Tower Hamlets Homes who have trusted residents to make their own Fun Palace, and the help, support and trust of St. Hilda's who are allowing us to use all of their public spaces as we wish and without any charge. Still there are expenses to be met – especially as we've aimed high and are covering three courtyards, the sports court and five rooms in St. Hilda's. We've raised money with a screening of Wendy Richardson's wonderful new documentary about Joan Littlewood, 'In the Company of Joan'. Joan was an incredibly talented and successful theatre and film producer who, with Cedric Price, first thought of creating a Fun Palace. She was an inspirational figure who deserves much more recognition, and thanks to the incredible folk who thought of reinventing the idea of a Fun Palace as Fun Palaces she may finally be recognised as the inspirational figure she was by many more people. The event at Rich Mix, which we co-hosted with the East End Women's Museum, was a great success and raised £313 to be shared between us. We've also been given grants by Tower Hamlets Homes and Veolia UK which have helped us create what we hope will be an amazing day for everyone. We've also had a huge amount of support from Mears Group, Tower Hamlets Community Payback Team, and Veolia, all of whom have been helping us with advice and recruiting volunteers.
Equally important and amazing is the response to our requests for people to take part in our Fun Palace. People seem to love the Fun Palaces idea and the vast majority are taking part with no charge to us, and we are incredibly grateful to them for their generosity in sharing their time and skills.
Talking as we were of Joan Littlewood we're really pleased to say that there are two wonderful links with her at our Fun Palace – one of our contributors Dan Jones' parents were friends of hers, and Brick Lane Bookshop – which started as Tower Hamlets Arts Project, itself a very Joan Littlewood inspired project – is run by Dan's wife Denise and will be running a bookstall in St. Hilda's.
It's only six weeks until the Boundary Estate Fun Palace takes place and we're talking with contributors and planning to make sure our fellow residents and the neighbourhood have a really great day. We were absolutely delighted to hear that we've got funding from Tower Hamlets Homes 'Inspiring Communities' fund to help us with expenses for items such as printing and materials which will help us enormously.
We've just added a new What's On page to let you know what's planned for the day, and it will be regularly updated as we get more people and organisations confirmed so check in regularly.
If you are an artist, crafts person or musician and want to share your skills, if you want to make a cake for the Tea Shop or if you want to donate any materials please get in touch – this is your community Fun Palace.
Don't forget to reserve your seat for our free documentary screening 'In the Company of Joan' at Rich Mix on Monday 12th September. A collection will be made for our Fun Palace and the East End Women's Museum.
Our Fun Palace will be taking place on 1st October across the historic Boundary Estate's courtyards and in St. Hilda's East Community Centre. There will be a Community Knowledge courtyard where community groups can share their local knowledge and skills from a market style area, and where talks and workshops will be held beside a venerable old tree, a Growers Space will have stalls, talks and workshops on flower, fruits and vegetable growing. In the Games Zone there'll be a chance to play and learn carrom, chess and draughts, share traditional outdoor and playground games, listen to stories and watch a puppet show. Vallance FC will be organising various trials and matches in the sports court. In St. Hilda's there will be wide range of talks and activities ranging from learning about local history and science, singing, workshops with a trained pastry chef and crafts experts, there'll be two food areas serving refreshments, lunches and tea and cakes, and a stall selling all manner of books based on the east end.
Don't forget that we're showing Wendy Richardson's documentary 'In the Company of Joan' at Rich Mix on Monday 12 September to help raise funds for our Fun Palace and the East End Women's Museum. Find out more here.
Tower Hamlets Wheelers – Cycle advice, maintenance and fun.
Women's Environmental Network – Vegetable and flower growing workshops and advice.
East End Women's Museum and Boundary Estate Fun Palace are pleased to present 'In the Company of Joan' at Rich Mix on Monday 12th September at 7.30pm.
The documentary will be followed by a Q&A with the film's director, Wendy Richardson, and special guests who knew and worked with Joan Littlewood.
Wendy Richardson's wonderful documentary takes a look at the influence theatre director Joan Littlewood had on working class actors and audiences alike. It covers her early days touring Northern communities with Ewan McColl through to the Theatre Royal Stratford East years, and the work with young people in the East End of London.
Tickets are free with donations at the event for East End Women's Museum and Boundary Estate Fun Palace, many thanks to Rich Mix for their support in enabling this event to take place. Reserve your seats here!
Boundary Estate Fun Palace will take place on 1st October and is part of the nationwide Fun Palaces weekend on 1st & 2nd October.
It's only 11 weeks – less than 3 months – until this year's Fun Palaces weekend, and we're working hard to make sure the Boundary Estate Fun Palace is something the whole community will want to be part of. We really do have something for everyone and we're still talking with people who are interested in taking part.
Across at least four Boundary Estate courtyards and in St. Hilda's East Community Centre there will be events going on from 10am until 6pm on Saturday 1st. October. All events will be free, and all places being used will be wheelchair accessible.
In St. Hilda's there will be refreshments for sale throughout the day – we hope some of the community groups who use St. Hilda's will prepare dishes from around the world and there'll be a tea room with home-made cakes and biscuits.
There will be a number of arts workshops where you'll be able to try your hand at pottery with Polly George, portrait making with Dan Jones or printmaking with Deb Scott, and talk about writing with Roger Mills, a creative writing tutor. Tower Hamlets Sings will be holding singing workshops and we hope that enough people will take part so that a Boundary Fun Palace choir can sing us to a close on the day! Cycling enthusiasts will be able to learn the basics of bicycle care with Tower Hamlets Wheelers.
London Metropolitan Archives will be holding local history workshops where you'll be able to find out the real history of the Old Nichol and the Boundary Estate as well as pointers to finding out how to track down your family history. Stefan Dickers of Bishopsgate Institute will be talking about some of the famous photographs of the east-end held by the Bishopsgate Library Archives and sharing the secrets of taking photos that will provide interest and clues to historians of the future. The Cable Street Group will be on hand to talk about the Battle of Cable Street whose 80th anniversary is on 4th October.
We're talking with Queen Mary University and we hope there'll be eye-opening and thought provoking science workshops and talks from some of their team – keep your eyes peeled for more information on this before too long!
Plus there will be stalls providing information on all manner of community groups and organisations.
We're still getting offers from people who want to share their skills, from knitters and stitchers to cooks and gardeners. If you want to take part as a contributor or a Fun Palace Maker please get in touch – we'll need lots of help getting ready for the day and on the day itself.
So far we've had great help and support from St. Hilda's East, Boundary Community Launderette, Tower Hamlets Homes, Tower Hamlets Council Community Payback & Volunteers team, Rich Mix, Brick Lane Bookshop.
We'll be blogging again soon.


There have been a crash between Nkansah Lil Win and Patapaa "One Corner" which Lil Win wanted to steal One Corner song from Patapaa.
The duo musicians called 2Paddys, Osofo Gajo hit maker had raised a concern on Lil win "Corner Corner" track which was assumed to hinder the fame of Patapaa Amisty "One Corner" hit as a shameful decision.
2Paddys said looking at the brand quality Nkansah Lil Win had built, he shouldn't have released that track called "Corner Corner". Moreover, the track is found of profane lyrics which should be even banned from the music industry.
Scrolling through social media, it indicated that citizens of Ghana have lost respect for Nkansah Lil Win.


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import dash
from dash.dependencies import Input, Output
import dash_core_components as dcc
import dash_html_components as html
import pandas as pd
from HBA_analysis import generate_stats_table

exp = pd.read_csv('./data/processed/brainarea_vs_genes_exp_w_reannotations.tsv',
                  index_col='gene_symbol', sep='\t')

def generate_table(dataframe, max_rows=10):
    return html.Table(
        # Header
        [html.Tr([html.Th(col) for col in dataframe.columns])] +

        # Body
        [html.Tr([
            html.Td(dataframe.iloc[i][col]) for col in dataframe.columns
        ]) for i in range(min(len(dataframe), max_rows))]
    )

app = dash.Dash()

app.layout = html.Div(children=[
    dcc.Textarea(id='input_genes',
                 placeholder='Input list of genes here',
                 value='PDGFRB PDGFB SLC20A2'),
    html.H2(children='HBASets'),
    # generate_table()
    html.Div(id='my_table')
])

@app.callback(
    Output(component_id='my_table', component_property='children'),
    [Input(component_id='input_genes', component_property='value')]
)
def update_table(input_value):
    gene_list = pd.Series(input_value.split())
    output_dataframe = generate_stats_table(exp, gene_list).reset_index()
    return generate_table(output_dataframe)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    app.run_server(debug=True)

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Have a popsicle party! Nothing says summer like a good fruity popsicle, and it's so cute too!
What once used to be a package of white paper-wrapped frozen treats in various colors rather than flavors has now exploded into gourmet goodness that is a popsicle. Gone are the days of "would you like red or purple?" and trying to determine if the popsicle inside the wrapper was orange or red (I could never tell really) or if you wanted a single one and share with someone or if you were going to be greedy and eat both.
Once I tasted a paleta from Las Paletas in Nashville, I knew my life had changed. I love ice cream and yogurt, but now popsicles are equally important and tasty. It's also a lot easier to be healthy when making your own popsicles. It can be as simple as cutting up your favorite fruits with the fruit juice and pouring it into a mold. The hardest part is being patient enough to let it freeze.
Get creative with your flavors! If you're pregnant and really do like pickles and ice cream, make it into a popsicle!
I bought the Pops! book last year with the intention of making my own popsicles but so far I've only made two. There are so many I want to make that I can't decide!
Apparently this is one of the ultimate popsicle makers. I've seen it in person and it's glorious. I just might have to own one someday.
I used ice trays once for popsicle bites and truly believe anything around your house, within reason, can be a popsicle mold. However, these are just so adorable that it makes the drippage that much more fun.


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Q: Error when updating arcpy.SearchCursor to arcpy.da.SearchCursor I'm trying to update a python script to use the arcpy.da.SearchCursor instead of the legacy arcpy.SearchCursor.  The cursor searches for duplicate values in a field.
I am getting an error:

Traceback messages below.
  AttributeError: 'tuple' object has no attribute 'getValue'

There must be a syntax difference between the two cursors that I have wrong.
Can anyone tell where I am going wrong?
#Constant Vars
dblayerprefix = "CityworksGIS_Test.DBO."
whydrant = dblayerprefix + "WHYDRANT"
#Parent
centralDB ="<YOUR DB CONNECTION>" #this variable used for replication
#Child
editDB ="Database Connections/DBO@CityworksGIS_Test.sde"
columnName = 'AssetID'
updateSql = "AssetID IS NULL"
noNullSql = "AssetID IS NOT NULL"
#old variable for arcpy.searchcursor
fieldascend = columnName + " A"

try:
    #Set editor environment workspace
    arcpy.env.workspace = 'Database Connections/DBO@CityworksGIS_Test.sde'

    #Old cursor:
    #rows = arcpy.SearchCursor('CityworksGIS_Test.dbo.WHYDRANT', noNullSql ,"","", fieldascend)
    #New cursor
    rows = arcpy.da.SearchCursor('CityworksGIS_Test.dbo.WHYDRANT', columnName, noNullSql, sql_clause=(None, 'ORDER BY ASSETID ASC'))
    dupValuesList = [] #List for holding empty values
    print 'Checking WHYDRANT for duplicate SampleID values'
    i = -1
    row = rows.next()
    value = row.getValue(columnName)
    for row in rows:
        if row.getValue(columnName) != value:
            value = row.getValue(columnName)
        else:
            dupValuesList.append(value)

    #Check duplicates and create report
    if len(dupValuesList) == 0:
        print 'No duplicates found moving on'
        del rows
        del dupValuesList
    else:
        raise ValueError('Duplicate AssetID values found in WHYDRANT')

A: If I understand what your original code was doing, you are looking for duplicate ID values in your AssetID column.  This modification of your Search Cursor will create a python Set to store all AssetID values, and before it stores each one it will check if the ID already exists in the set.  If it does exist then it's a duplicate, and so is written to the dupValuesList List.
#New cursor
dupValuesList = [] # List for holding duplicated IDs
assetIDSet = set() # Set to record all IDs
print 'Checking WHYDRANT for duplicate AssetID values'
with arcpy.da.SearchCursor('CityworksGIS_Test.dbo.WHYDRANT', columnName, noNullSql) as cursor:
    for row in cursor:
        if row[0] in assetIDSet:
            dupValuesList.append(row[0])
        else:
            assetIDSet.add(row[0])

#Check duplicates and create report

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When Serendipity "Sara" Rodriguez sees her ex with his new girlfriend, she finds herself eager and ready to have fun with someone new. One spontaneous hook-up and several weeks later, she realizes that she may not have gotten Jack's number, but she did get something else from him: she's pregnant. To top everything off, she and her mother have just moved in with her grandmother, and she's starting a new school. When she meets Leaf, a sweet guy who understands her situation and remains crushing on her, she's swooning. But when she finally finds Jack months into her pregnancy, 'complicated' reaches a new level as she readies to have her kid.
I have never read a YA teen pregnancy book quite like BELLY UP. This book has been pitched as Juno meets Gilmore Girls, and there couldn't be a more accurate description. While the pregnancy is absolutely taken seriously, Sara has an excellent team by her side in her family and friends. She explores all her options and makes the choice that she believes is best for her. It isn't romanticized or shamed but is wonderfully realistic. Sara's world is shaken but far from destroyed, and she is ultimately able to work towards a new future for herself, different than what she had previously imagined but still positive.
Sara and her family are hilarious. I love her mother and grandmother and the whole family's dynamic. They bicker and huff often, but there is so much affection underneath it all. Likewise, Sara's friends are well-developed and have fun side plots of their own. Though the big action-inducing plot revolves around Sara's pregnancy, the themes of BELLY UP extend into friendship, figuring out who you want to be, and using your voice.
Some may read Leaf and Sara's relationship as unrealistic. While their situation may not be the common narrative, I don't believe it crosses into unrealistic territory. Leaf is understanding of Sara's situation, as his sister is a young mother as well. Leaf doesn't ignore Sara's pregnancy or seek to be a father figure, but rather respects and acknowledges that this will be a huge aspect of Sara's life and will always follow her direction when it comes to her needs. In short, they are a kind, generous pair.
BELLY UP is the type of story where you want to hug the book after and hold it close on sad days. At its heart, BELLY UP proves that love and family (biological or chosen) are powerful resources, no matter what twists and turns life brings.
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The Backstreet Boys have announced their biggest arena tour in 18 years, with four huge dates in the UK in 2019.
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0:25Skip to 0 minutes and 25 secondsWe then take a trigger-- something that's going to activate the blood to clot.
0:36Skip to 0 minutes and 36 secondsWe'll add that to the blood.
0:41Skip to 0 minutes and 41 secondsWe'll give it a gentle mix. And we'll pop it in the water bath to incubate it 37 degrees to mimic body temperature. Whilst that's incubating, let's do the same to plasma. Plasma, of course, doesn't contain any cells, so this time we're going to see what happens when purely the clotting factors are involved.
1:09Skip to 1 minute and 9 secondsWe'll take the plasma.
1:17Skip to 1 minute and 17 secondsWe'll put some of it in a tube.
1:28Skip to 1 minute and 28 secondsNext we'll add us a trigger.
1:43Skip to 1 minute and 43 secondsWe'll give it a gentle mix.
1:48Skip to 1 minute and 48 secondsAnd again we'll put it in the incubator.
1:53Skip to 1 minute and 53 secondsSo let's think about what's happening. The trigger that we added was thrombin. Thrombin is involved in clotting through the coagulation cascade. The plasma contains the different clotting factors. They get activated when they're exposed to an injury. One clotting factor activates another which activates another which activates another. This chain reaction eventually leads to the activation of thrombin. Thrombin then converts a plasma protein called fibrinogen into fibrin. Fibrin is fibrous. It makes long strands, and it sticks all the blood together as a jelly. Let's take a look at the whole blood and see what happened.
2:44Skip to 2 minutes and 44 secondsThere we go. The whole blood has turned to a jelly. If that were to happen inside a blood vessel, it would stop the flow of blood.
2:58Skip to 2 minutes and 58 secondsThe plasma might take a little longer. This time we haven't got the platelets present. We've only got the clotting factors. Let's have a look.
3:12Skip to 3 minutes and 12 secondsAnd there you go. You can see that the plasma alone. So no cells involved. Purely the clotting factors have turned the plasma into jelly. And this is what could happen inside a blood vessel.
3:29Skip to 3 minutes and 29 secondsLet's look at the other component of blood that's involved in clotting -the platelets.
Let's see what happens when we trigger either whole blood or plasma to clot with thrombin.
When you're ready, take a look at the next demonstration where Dr Natasha Barrett will be adding thrombin to just the platelets.


Paint Protection Film (PPF) is a specifically designed urethane film (clear bra) designed to protect your cars thin and sensitive paint against damage. In Long Island, NY, Paint protection film can prevent unsightly rock chips, salt and road damage, insect damage, and minor scratching. Most modern films, especially SunTek Ultra, have a proprietary self healing top coat that is scratch and crack resistant with a unbelievably high gloss finish.
Proper preparation is absolutely crucial to a long lasting and aesthetically pleasing PPF install. All panels have to be completely flawless, dirt, dust, scratch, and chip free. All crevices, corners, edges and trim have to be thoroughly cleaned multiple times to remove built up dust and grime. This holds true even for new cars. With a new car prep at Xclusive Autoworks, even straight off the delivery truck, the preparation time can be upwards of 8 hours. Due to the thickness of some films, some shops choose to skip prep and install as quickly as possible to stay profitable. While clear film can mask some defects, when the time comes to remove the film either for resale or repairs, the damage will be evident. Xclusive Autoworks prides every install and will take whatever time is necessary for proper ppf installation.
While some installations we do prefer to use pre-cut installation kits, it has become our preference to custom design, shape, and trim our film installs. This allows for the most accurate and precise installation. When PPF is installed by hand, we can get the film rolled or tucked towards every edge. This means it can be nearly seamless with no visible edges. Many times, you may never even know the car is wrapped in film.
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Paint protection film lasts years, not months. The film that we chose to use at Xclusive Autoworks was based off of the road conditions on Long Island. With SunTek's new self healing film, Ultra, you can be guaranteed 10 years of flawless and perfect durability. No yellowing, fading, hazing, or cracking. We would not choose any other film to put our name and reputation on. SunTek's film has the most optically clear top coat which means more gloss and clarity for you. If you choose to go with other PPF films such as Xpel Ultimate, you can see warranty programs upwards of 10 years as well.
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This year, SBFW partnered with Empire Hotel to kick off fashion week and celebrate their 8th season. I was lucky to receive an invite for the launch party which took place at the Empire Hotel Rooftop. I received the invite later that same day so was very late to the party, but being late was so much better than being absent. I networked and met some of the models and designers and also watched a runway show filled with floral prints and statement hair pieces.
The fashion crowd did not disappoint either.
The fashion show is on Saturday, September 12th from 11 am to 11 pm at Metropolitan Pavilion featuring more than 50 top independent designers. Click here to purchase ticket.


"After the massacre of their village, the surviving members of the Karaya clan take refuge in the caves of the Lizard clan. As more is learned about the mysterious assassination of Zeopn, the Lizard clan leader, Hugo, the Chieftain's son arrives. Though young Hugo survived the dangerous mission, his best friend, and his innocence, both died on Zexen swords. Now, the once happy-go-lucky lad is filled with a terrible resolve to avenge the death of his friend!"--Page 4 of cover.


People are worried that President Donald Trump's economic policies could overheat the economy. When he was elected, the stock market exploded. Now, many economists fear runaway inflation could harm our economy. Gas prices are on the rise, groceries will be next. The real danger is we'll find inflated numbers everywhere. Tucson could become Threecson, and may even reach Fourcson. You think you're in Tennessee, but you might end up in Elevenessee, or even Thirteenessee. People in Florida could find themselves in Fliveida, or heaven forbid, Tlenida. It'll be hard getting mail if the numbers in our address keep going up with inflation. Lincoln's address could very easily become, "Five score and eighteen decades ago." Furthermore, no one would be on time, as 5 o'clock became 6 o'clock without anyone even realizing it.
Then, what if the economy cannot sustain its wild ride? We could find ourselves in another depression. What was once wonderful could turn negative-twoderful. We're living in 2018, but it could shrink to 1929. Your investments, the ones that had recently doubled, could zero. General Motors would be demanding money from you instead of paying you a dividend. People in Billings, Montana, would be paying their bills with cents on the dollar. You may be driving down the road in a Cadillac and find yourself in a Yugo. How depressing!
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Be a catalyst for change!
23rd May 2019 23rd May 2019 Alfonso Elengikal	changemakers, Greta Thunberg, Malala Yousafzai
Malala Yousafzai is a name that we cannot easily forget! Pakistani by birth, Malala fought against the Talban forces in her country. Her father was a committed teacher; he founded a series of schools with the goal of making education accessible to all. Malala soon became a powerful advocate of the cause of "education for all", particularly for girls.
She boldly asked Taliban: "How dare you take away my basic right to education?" The Taliban retaliated: In August 2012, she was shot in the head, as she was returning home from school. Though fatally wounded she recovered, and continued her mission from England where she was hospitalised.
The world recognised her contributions in the field of education of girls, by conferring on her, in 2014, the Nobel Prize for Peace, which earned her the distinction of being the youngest Nobel Laureate. The Teenager Today honoured her by featuring her on the cover and with a full-length story in our July 2017 issue.
We bring you this month the inspiring story of a teenager with a difference, from Sweden — Greta Thunberg — the "Climate Change Activist" who has within just few months captured the attention of world leaders including Pope Francis.
Greta was a little-known girl like any other, till she became aware of the fact that the earth's climate is being negatively impacted by the activities of human beings particularly of the rich nations of the world. This deeply affected her mind that she became ill, leading to depression. She spoke very little, ate hardly anything for few months, even stopped going to school.
However, there came a turning point in her life when she realised that being silent and depressed didn't help; she needed to speak out and act, and that's what she did. One day, in August 2018, she skipped school and went instead to the Swedish Parliament with a placard which read: "School Strike for Climate." She did this for three weeks, also posting her campaign on Twitter and Instagram, as well. Finally the world took note of her and paid attention to the cause she has been campaigning for.
Malala and Greta, both young people, are beautiful examples of how we can be catalysts for change in the world, starting with our own small towns and villages. Start today, be a catalyst for change; be a change maker!
Alfonso Elengikal
Chief Editor at The Teenager Today
Alfonso Elengikal, SSP, has the unique distinction of being the longest-serving editor of THE TEENAGER TODAY, an office he held for over 17 years. He is the bestselling author of You Can Make A Difference, You Are Destined For The Skies, Let The Real You Stand Up! and Discover The Hero Within You published by Better Yourself Books.
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Double digit growth in sales and profits helped the Bank of China, the fourth largest Chinese bank on our list, improved its ranking by 10 places to number 11.
San Francisco-based Wells Fargo fell three places to number 12 but remains the second-largest bank in the U.S. In the past few years the bank has become the nation's largest home mortgage lender, originating one out of every three home loans.
Despite a small dip in sales and profits, Chevron remains the second biggest energy company in the U.S. In 2012 the company produced 2.6 million barrels per day, with 25% of production coming from the U.S.
Industry: Consumer DurablesThe world's largest automaker is also the only one to make the top 25 this year. Volkswagen sold 9.3 million cars in 2012, up 12.2% from the prior year.
Apple remains the most valuable company for the second consecutive year. The company sold 58.1 million iPads in 2012.
Wal-Mart takes back the number one spot in sales from Royal Dutch Shell. As the company's growth in the U.S. has slowed, the retailed has expanded internationally with the focus being in Mexico, Brazil and China.
Industry: Oil & Gas OperationsGazprom is the largest natural gas producer in the world. It produces 75% of Russia's gas and 25% of the gas supplied to Western Europe.
Profits at the British oil & gas giant fell by more than half as BP continued to pay for the clean-up of the 2010 spill in the Gulf of Mexico. The company estimates $42 billion in costs and fines related to the 2010 spill.
Industry: BankingCitigroup slides again, this year the bank drops 5 places to number 19 on the 2013 Global 2000. Sales fell by 12% while profits are down 32%.
The largest Brazilian company on the list fell out of the top ten this year, with declines in all four metrics. Petrobas chalked up the poor overall performance to depreciation of the local currency and high operational costs.
Samsung earns a spot in the top 25 in large part to the 87% increase in profits. The company shipped 213 million smartphones in 2012.
The ninth largest bank on our list, BNP Paribas has a presence in 87 countries and employs 188,000 people. The company saw a modest increase in sales, profits and market value but still dropped two spots this year.
Industry: Oil & Gas OperationsThe French oil and gas company Total fell 5 spots due to declines in profits and market value. The company's businesses span exploration, refining, product marketing and trading.
Profits at AT&T nearly doubled in 2012 helped in large part by the sale of 10.2 million smartphones in the fourth quarter.
Allianz, the largest insurance company on the list, posted increases in all four metrics which was good for a jump of 25 spots from last year. The most notable improvement was the 106% increase in profits. The company explained that losses from Greek bonds were no longer affecting results.
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Before your injury, you may have assumed that you were safe from cars while walking in designated areas. When you are in a crosswalk, on a sidewalk or out for a run in the Cox Arboretum, you should be able to expect that drivers will watch for people on foot and yield appropriately. Unfortunately, a driver's momentary lapse of attention can result in an accident that changes your life.
The attorneys at Elk & Elk are well aware of the dangers that pedestrians face and the injuries that can result from these serious encounters with vehicles. We have won compensation for thousands of injury victims, including some of the largest settlements ever seen in Ohio. Whatever the extent of your injuries, we will meticulously establish liability and pursue the maximum amount that the law allows. We proudly serve clients throughout Ohio and hope to serve you as well.
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This can involve talking on a phone, texting, operating a car's GPS and other distractions that take attention away from the road.
Pedestrians in crosswalks and other designated crossing areas should have the right of way, but drivers do not always yield, assuming that pedestrians will get out of the way.
This is especially common on congested roads around Dayton. When drivers are making quick maneuvers, they may not see a pedestrian until it is too late.
A pedestrian may assume that a driver is not turning at an intersection, only to be blindsided when the driver has failed to use a turn signal.
These are only some of the ways that drivers can meet the legal definition of negligence; there are many more. Our lawyers will evaluate your situation and determine exactly what happened and where liability lies.
The unfortunate reality is that children are far more at risk for being hit by cars than any other age group, specifically children between 5 and 9 years old. Because children are often unaware of danger until it is too late, the law requires that drivers be even more careful when they are in areas where children could be playing, including near parks, schools and residential neighborhoods.
If a driver injured your child in an area where the driver had an increased duty of care, our attorneys will aggressively pursue every option available to ensure that you have the resources your family needs for your child's recovery.
Pedestrians have the right of way in crosswalks and other designated crossing areas. However, drivers do not always yield.
When drivers run red lights or miss stop signs, they run the risk of hitting pedestrians. Some drivers do not realize that they are at an intersection and collide with pedestrians who were behaving lawfully.
Children who are playing do not always pay attention to their surroundings, chasing balls and sometimes each other into the street. There are many places in Dayton where children play, and drivers have a legal duty to use extra caution in these places. Unfortunately, many do not.
Workers who repair roads and equipment near roads are especially at risk for being hit by cars. While traffic cones, reduced speed limits and warning lights may not prevent every accident, they can establish legal liability after the fact.
Drivers can back over pedestrians they do not see, especially children. Some vehicles have unusually large blind spots, making parking lots and driveways especially hazardous.
According to the NHTSA, a significant percentage of pedestrian accidents do not occur at intersections at all, but on sidewalks and in parking lanes, shoulders, driveways and other locations. These accidents can be even more serious, as they frequently involve drivers who are under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
What injuries result from pedestrian accidents?
While many pedestrians survive these encounters, the most severe accidents can be fatal. If a loved one was killed by a driver while on foot, we can pursue a wrongful death action on your behalf.
If you have never worked with an attorney before, we are happy to answer your questions during a free consultation.
When dealing with insurance company representatives and the motorist's attorney, the odds are stacked against you without a legal team of your own. When you enlist our help, we can level the playing field. Get in touch for a free consultation.
You can reach out to us through our contact form or by calling our office: 1-800-ELK-OHIO (1-800-355-6446). We serve clients in Dayton and throughout Ohio.


The Canteen is situated on Cheapside, Bradford, with its accompanying Cookery school next door. It is the latest community venture for aspire-igen, a social enterprise specialising in employability training and guidance which is based at The Opportunity Centre next door to The Canteen.
The Canteen and Cookery School was started as an initiative to support young people into the hospitality industry to help to address the growing skills gap in this sector. Learners on the Hospitality & Catering course develop the skills they need to progress in the industry in The Cookery School, before putting the skills into practice preparing food and serving customers in The Canteen. The Canteen was recognised for its contribution to the industry by being shortlisted for Job Creator of the Year at the recent Bradford Means Business Awards 2018.
The bright and modern cafe is the ideal place for people to meet and do business. The Canteen is therefore pleased to announce that they have introduced an exclusive Business Club. The Canteen is ideally located in the city centre and members will benefit from free WiFi. Participants will be able to hold meetings whilst enjoying 15% discount on food and drinks between 7.30am and 11am (eat-in only – certain exclusions apply).


Fancy a Smashed Avocado and freshly made coffee for breakfast? From now until the end of February, enjoy a complimentary cup of regular coffee with any breakfast item purchased at Coffee N All!
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And finally, I'm excited to share with you the Photography Studio Tour!
As with any project, one of the best parts is seeing it finally come together as you had envisioned. And, as a creative person who doesn't always (but just about always;)) finish what she starts, creating, building , designing and styling this space was gratifying.
After a solid two months in planning with my favorite designer, Lindsey Johnson, and contractor Saka Builders, we started demolition in October 2013. And thanks to their commitment and hard work, we were able to finish and shoot our first sessions in the middle of December.
After you have had a chance to see the tour, don't forget to check out the 2 previous posts to this 4 part series: Studio Tour: The In Between and Studio Tour: The Before.
Being a natural light photographer, moving the studio shooting area to the opposite end of the space, made such a big difference. We were able to install 5 windows, which face west and north. Ideally, a full north wall would have been amazing, but as with any renovation, you are limited in working with what is already existing.
As I focus my business on children, families and women's portraiture (through Honor Studios, of which I am co-owner), I didn't require a lot of area for storage of props and such. Rather, a couple of makeup stations, dressing rooms and a relaxing atmosphere was a must.
I hope you enjoy the little peek into my country studio. And perhaps one day you will have a chance to visit!
PS: For anyone interested, a list of resources is at the bottom of the article.


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Lennon's life after the Beatles was eventful and fascinating. He moved from stardom in the world's biggest pop group to global peace campaigner and figurehead for radical causes. He left England for a new life in the USA with Yoko Ono. He later abandoned public life and retired to his New York apartment to raise their son and live the life of a recluse. In 1980 he re-emerged with a new album, but the plan to resume his career was cruelly curtailed on a fateful night outside the Dakota Building when he was murdered.
Upon first publication, this book was the first to examine and assess all of John Lennon's solo work. This updated edition includes lyrics and is released on the 40th anniversary of his death and the 80th anniversary of his birth.