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Los Angeles LGBT Center to Screen "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?" Out Under the Stars
By Marco Colantonio
Ryan Murphy's miniseries Feud, chronicles the legendary rivalry between Old Hollywood legends Joan Crawford and Bette Davis. The bitter "feud" climaxed during the stars' classic on-screen collaboration in What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?, which received five Academy Awards nominations.
The Los Angeles LGBT Center's Out Under the Stars annual summer outdoor film screening event at the iconic Hollywood Forever Cemetery returns Friday, June 23, at 8:30 p.m., with a showing of the 1962 psychological thriller Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?
"Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? is the quintessential movie that becomes more entertaining and riveting due to the sheer star power and on-screen chemistry of Bette Davis and Joan Crawford," said Rani DeMesme-Anders, Center staff liaison of the Los Angeles Women's Network. "This spine-chiller isn't simply campy but is a tour de force that revitalized these actresses' careers. These Grande Dames aren't just fighting each other—they're fighting a society that told them they no longer mattered. They persisted. You can't afford to miss this!"
VIP ticket holders will receive an early entrance at 6:30 p.m., one complimentary drive-on parking pass, premier seating for two, and a picnic package which includes complimentary food and wine. General admission doors open at 7 p.m.
All proceeds benefit the programs and services at the Center.
"What makes this twisted film about sibling rivalry much more juicier are the behind-the-scenes stories of superwomen Bette Davis and Joan Crawford—two of the biggest actresses during the Golden Age of Hollywood," said Tommy Johnson, chair of the Young Professionals Council. "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? is guaranteed to mesmerize you and your friends under the stars. We're thrilled Hollywood Forever will be the #1 destination again to see—and to be seen—for a worthy cause!"
Tickets for the event are currently on sale at lalgbtcenter.org/movie.
Out Under the Stars Sponsors: Executive Producer is U.S. Bank; Directors are OUT@Warner Bros. and Paramount Pictures; Producer is Crunch Fitness; VIP Vodka Sponsor is Tito's Handmade Vodka.
WHAT: Out Under the Stars
The Los Angeles LGBT Center's Los Angeles Women's Network (LAWN) and Young Professionals Council (YPC) host the ultimate summer movie night, benefiting the Center's programs and services.
WHEN: Friday, June 23
6:30 p.m.: VIP admission
7 p.m.: General Admission
8:30 p.m.: Movie Screening
WHERE: Hollywood Forever Cemetery, 6000 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles 90038
COST: $150 VIP Package for Two (2) includes early entry to the venue at 6:30 p.m., one
complimentary drive-on parking pass, picnic basket filled with a complimentary
bottle of wine and food pairings, and reserved premier picnic seating.
$25 General Admission includes entry to the event at 7 p.m.
Tickets may be purchased online at lalgbtcenter.org/movie.
Members of LAWN and YPC will enjoy complimentary and early admission to the screening. To learn more and join the Los Angeles Women's Network, visit lalgbtcenter.org/lawn. To learn more and join the Young Professionals Council, visit lalgbtcenter.org/ypc.
About the Los Angeles LGBT Center
Since 1969 the Los Angeles LGBT Center has cared for, championed and celebrated LGBT individuals and families in Los Angeles and beyond. Today the Center's nearly 600 employees provide services for more LGBT people than any other organization in the world, offering programs, services and global advocacy that span four broad categories: Health, Social Services and Housing, Culture and Education, Leadership and Advocacy. We are an unstoppable force in the fight against bigotry and the struggle to build a better world; a world in which LGBT people can be healthy, equal and complete members of society. Learn more at lalgbtcenter.org.
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Q: Work around for onclick event of option tag I have a multi-select drop-down on my web page and a checkbox to allow user to select all items in the list.
<select id="itemsList" multiple="true" size="3"></select>
<input type="checkbox" id="bSelectAll" onclick="selectAllItems();" />Select all

Clicking the checkbox selects all items in the list. Now when I click on one of the items in the list, that item remains selected while everything else is deselected. I want exact opposite behavior. When an item is clicked, that item should get deselected while everything else should remain selected.
I know we can get this behavior by ctrl+clicking on an item. However, requirement is that it should happen on normal click.
I tried to check onclick of an option tag but it seems that it is not according to standards and hence supported by only a subset of browsers.
I could not accomplish this by using onclick and onchange events of select tag.
The behavior should be consistent when checkbox is not checked. In short clicking on an option tag should always toggle its selection.
This would be the default behavior if I use a list of checkboxes instead of select box. However, is there any way of doing this with what I have as of now?

A: One way to do it is using an array to keep record what been selected/deselected, and rebuild your options everytime user click.
js:
var record = [];

var selectAllItems = function (target) {
    //toggle all options here and keep a record in "record" array ...
}

var doTheMagic = function(target){
    record[target.selectedIndex] = ! record[target.selectedIndex];
    rebuildOptions();

}

var rebuildOptions = function (){
    var itemsList = document.getElementById('itemsList');
    for (var i=0;i<record.length;i++){
            itemsList.options[i].selected = record[i];
    }

}

html:
<select id="itemsList" multiple="true" size="3"  onclick="doTheMagic(this)">
    <option value="volvo">Volvo</option>
    <option value="saab">Saab</option>
    <option value="audi">Audi</option>
</select>
<input type="checkbox" id="bSelectAll" onclick="selectAllItems(this)" />Select all

jsFiddle demo: http://jsfiddle.net/3A9Xs/3/

A: This snippet uses onclick, and should work for older IEs too.
In IEs selectedIndex always returns the first found selected index of the select instead of user selected index. A fix is to cache the current value of the select, which at the beginning of the function is the actually selected value. IE changes that value during the iteration, that's why caching is needed.
var select = document.getElementById('select'),
    toggle = document.getElementById('toggle'),
    options = select.options,
    selections = [],
    selectOption = function (e) {
        var n,
            target = e.target || e.srcElement,
            currentValue = target.value;
        for (n = 0; n < options.length; n++) {
            if (currentValue === options[n].value) { // or options[n].text, if values are not defined
                selections[n] = !selections[n];
            }
            options[n].selected = selections[n];
        }
    },
    toggleAll = function () {
        var n, bool = this.checked;
        for (n = 0; n < options.length; n++) {
            options[n].selected = bool;
            selections[n] = bool;
        }
    },
    n;
for (n = 0; n < options.length; n++) {
    selections.push(options[n].selected);
}
if (select.addEventListener) {
    select.addEventListener('click', selectOption);
    toggle.addEventListener('click', toggleAll);
} else {
    select.attachEvent('onclick', selectOption);
    toggle.attachEvent('onclick', toggleAll);
}

A live demo at jsFiddle.

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5 Biblical Women You Should Know
(But probably don't)
Austin Channing Brown
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Confession: Though I have made a handful of attempts to read the Bible all the way through, the book of Numbers gets me every time. Whenever I crack the book open, I inevitably find myself skimming through it, my mind wandering as the numbers and names start swirling around the page. Yet each time I attempt it, I dive in further, exploring the stories dotted throughout the book.
When we look closely at Numbers, we can find incredible stories of spying, uprisings, and the appointment of new leadership. Amid some of these better-known stories, there is one that's greatly enriched my soul. Tucked in between a census and instructions for the offering lies a story for women that's just waiting to be engaged. Numbers 27:1–11 describes the actions of five women who dared to challenge the law in order to increase the rights of all women.
An Unexpected Decision
Mahlah, Noah, Hoglah, Milcah, and Tirzah were the daughters of a man named Zelophehad. Upon his death, by law, all of his possessions would go to his son, except Zelophehad had no sons. The only legal alternative was for the inheritance to be given to another male family member—perhaps an uncle or cousin.
The sisters had been raised in the wilderness, excited for the day when their community would reach the Promised Land. However, with the passing of their father, there would be no inheritance for the sisters. The Promised Land held very little promise for them.
Rather than silently bemoan their fate, the women went to work. Banding together, they went to the tabernacle and pled their case before Moses and all the leaders of the nation. Instead of deciding in that moment, Moses took the case before God. In response, Moses received this word from the Lord: "What Zelophehad's daughters are saying is right. You must certainly give them property as an inheritance among their father's relatives and turn their father's inheritance over to them" (Numbers 27:7, NIV).
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Sometimes it seems that a modern novel isn't complete without a sex scene, sometimes quite a few. Writers seem to feel pressured into including some quite graphic details, often with disastrous consequences. The physiology and mechanics of the act itself are rarely critical to the plot; the key feature is the nature of the relationship between the characters. Is it tender? Is it mutually consensual? Is it part of a permanent coupling or merely a one-night stand?
Personally, I think a good sex scene should have two key components. First, the reader should be able to relate to the event – a seventeen-orgasm bonk is just a joke. I think the scenes are actually sexier where the individuals are themselves more ordinary – an extension of the Brief Encounter idea, where the very ordinariness of the Celia Johnson and Trevor Howard characters is what makes it work. The reader wants to relate to every part of the book. Athletic male six-packs and female catwalk figures don't quite do it.
The second aspect of a good sex scene is that less is more. Alfred Hitchcock always maintained that the human mind was more afraid of what it could imagine than what it actually saw; I think the same applies to sex. Let the reader fill in the blanks for themselves – in any case, who are you, the author, to presume that you're the expert?
Finally, a strange thought arose today from Emma Baird's blog. She's currently writing an LGBT novel, and she posted a sample chapter which referred to the sexual awakening of one of the characters. Both of the characters are men, so we have to assume that Emma doesn't have a lot of personal experience. I've met authors who have passionately argued that a woman can't possibly write from a male point of view, yet I found her handling of the scene to be tender and appropriate – perhaps precisely because she had to leave so much to the reader's imagination. Is it easier for straight writers to write LBGT fiction about the other gender? It's an interesting question.
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Eight people were fined for breaching Public Space Protection Orders in Weston. - Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto
Eight people were made to pay fines by the Magistrates Court after breaching Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs) in Weston, which included taking a dog onto Weston beach.
North Somerset Council prosecuted the offenders after handing each a £75 fixed penalty which they failed to pay.
Littering has become a persistent problem in Weston. - Credit: Archant
Benjamin Marsh of Westbury Crescent, Weston, and David Timmons of Broad Meadow Lane, Birmingham, both pleaded guilty in absence to littering and were ordered to pay a fine with victim surcharge and costs totalling £330.
Emma Johnson of Barley Cross, Wick St Lawrence, Mihai Vezeteu of Orchard Street, Weston, Neacsu Constantin Ionut of Jubilee Road, Weston, Ben Coburn of Argyll Road, Bournemouth, Kimberly Thorne of Milton Road, Taunton and all entered no pleas, were found guilty and were ordered to pay a fine with victim surcharge and costs totalling £404.
Georgina Lees of Horsham Road, Swindon, entered no plea and was found guilty of having a dog in a dog exclusion zone and was ordered to pay a fine, with victim surcharge and costs totalling £404.
Mike Solomon hopes residents will no longer drop cigarette butts in public. - Credit: NSC
The council's executive for neighbourhoods revealed it would continue to crack down on PSPO breaches, including offences committed by dog owners who do not clean up after their pets.
Cllr Mike Solomon said: "We are determined to clean up our area and robust enforcement of the PSPOs is a key part of the action we are taking.
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"The public should be aware that if they are seen breaching a PSPO they will be fined and those who do not pay will be prosecuted.
"Unfortunately, to many, dropping a cigarette butt is still seen as socially acceptable and we are trying to change this behaviour. We hope our partnership with Local Authority Support and enforcement of the PSPOs will lead to a reduction of overall offending."
These latest prosecutions have come at a time when the council is cracking down on irresponsible dog owners who do not pick up after their dogs and cannot show they have a means to pick up after their dog.
Enforcement officers will be increasing patrols in known hotspot areas and issuing on-the-spot fines for any offending witnessed.
More information on the PSPOs can be found at www.n-somerset.gov.uk/pspo.
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Jesus Christ died on the cross and rose from the dead to pay the penalty for our sins.
In doing so, He purchased a place in eternity, which He offers as a free gift, for those who trust in Him alone for eternal life.
This basic doctrine is the main central message of the Bible, and it was for the proclamation of this message that the Bible was written. We commonly refer to it as the Gospel or the good news.
The Presbyterian church historically has been identified with the reformed faith, so called because it stems from the Protestant Reformation. While all Christian evangelical churches teach and practice the gospel, they differ according to what other Biblical teachings they feel are important to emphasize.
The reformed faith has always emphasized the holiness and sovereignty of God. God is holy beyond our human understanding (Is. 6:3), and has infinite knowledge and authority. He has absolute control over everything (Eph. 1:11). By continually teaching these important concepts that relate to God, we can begin to better visualize things from God's perspective. Seeing things from God's perspective helps us as Christians to appreciate how He is able to work them together for our good (Rom. 8:28) and why we can give thanks in all circumstances (I Thess. 5:18).


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From about the 1690s until 1794, enslaved Africans were buried in a cemetery in present-day Lower Manhattan, running from Chambers Street at Broadway to Foley Square. Long forgotten after years of landfill and development, the sacred space was rediscovered in 1991 upon the construction of a federal office building. The excavated remains were reinterred in seven burial mounds at the African Burial Ground National Monument. Located on a parcel of land surrounded by federal buildings just north of City Hall on 290 Broadway, the monument's most poignant reminder of slavery's ominous past is an imposing granite building called the Ancestral Chamber, tapered to mimic the cramped quarters of the slave ships that would bring Africans on their perilous transatlantic journey to America. A narrow opening in its roof reveals to visitors just a glimpse of sky.


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Fleet is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:

Charles Browne Fleet (1843-1916), American pharmacist
David Fleet (born 1954), Canadian politician
Frank Fleet (1848-1900), American baseball player
Frederick Fleet (1887-1965), British sailor and Titanic survivor
Greg Fleet (born 1960), Australian comedian
James Fleet (born 1954), British actor
John Faithfull Fleet (1847–1917), historian, epigraphist and linguist
John Fleet (Lord Mayor) (1648–1712), Member of Parliament and Sheriff for London
John Fleet (MP), Member of Parliament for Weymouth and Melcombe Regis (UK Parliament constituency) in 1397
Larry Fleet, American singer
Pat Fleet (born 1943), American voice actress
Preston Fleet (1934-1995), American businessman
Reuben H. Fleet (1887-1975), American aviation pioneer
Stephen Fleet (1936-2006), British administrator

See also
Stephan Szpak-Fleet (born 1979), Polish-born American actor
Van Fleet, a list of people with the surname

Toponymic surnames

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The new future of datacentres
When Kevin Timmons, general manager of Microsoft's Data Center Services, arrived in New York on the night before his keynote address to the DatacenterDynamics New York conference, he stepped out for a bite to eat.
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When Kevin Timmons, general manager of Microsoft's Data Center Services, arrived in New York on the night before his keynote address to the DatacenterDynamics New York conference, he stepped out for a bite to eat. In a typical New York deli, he decided on a pastrami sandwich. Having checked the options and, as it was late, he was advised that perhaps a single - as opposed to a double or a triple - was the sensible order. He went for the single. When it arrived it was three inches thick. Telling that story and showing a picture of said supper to the conference, he said: "I slept on that." Whether he was using his late-night snack as a metaphor for what he was about to say, only he knows.
What he proposed was that new datacentres, regardless what their scale, would be built on premanufactured, preassembled components. That the old way of doing things is now defunct.
He said that all datacentres would be delivered through a manufacturing supply chain in future, and that unlike any other kind of commercial construction, the mechanical electrical is where the money goes, and that current practises are unsustainable. What Timmons and Microsoft then proposed was nothing short of a revolution in datacentre delivery that questions every aspect of past and current methods.
The answer lies in IT preassembled components (ITpacs). These are not containers in the (already) traditional sense, but are preconfigured, manufactured components preassembled and delivered to any site around the world.
The idea behind ITpacs is not standardised configurations that are replicated but applying different components to suit everything from the physical environment to the robustness and required fault tolerance of the application. "When we talk about our latest generation of datacentre, it is preassembled components, manufactured off-site, brought in and plugged into our datacentre infrastructure.
"So this is the holy grail for us - a paradigm shift to ultra-modularity - which there is lots of chat about in the industry. What does it really mean? It allows us to modularise and premanufacture parts for the datacentre, where it makes sense in the world, which in turn lowers our total cost of ownership.
"I can't stress this enough - this [total cost of ownership] is the single most important metric, and is what drives all my decisions.
"We've got quite a sophisticated model, which takes between 50 and 70 different factors into account. It spits out a number at the end called 'dollar per kilowatt month'. And we modelled all our decisions in that way. What I'm proposing is to view your data centers as more of a traditional manufacturing supply chain instead of a monolithic build."
The advantage for the user, he believes, is that this will allow you to go to your chief financial officer with a much easier decision timing model, which allows you to say you're going to spend a little now on land, connect fibre, put up a substation to get conditioned power on site and then to be able to scale the centre as demand dictates. This, Timmons says, avoids having to try to model demand over many years and make an initial $400m or $600m in capital expenditure, in the hope that the business demand will show up.
"There are a number of centres around the world that are testaments to that kind of slip-up, where they have two of four floors open because they did the entire development and the demand didn't show up.
"The key to ITPACs is that you can deploy one to 10,000 servers at a time. I can't overstate this enough. With the variability in our demand projections, it is incredibly important for me to send out one new server - and it is as important for me to order 40-50,000 servers and plug them in at one time.
"You can call them containers, but they are not really containers in the traditional sense - they are really integrated air handling and IT - those are prepackaged off-site and plugged into the spine with power and network resources.
"Our overall goal is to reduce the time to market by 50% and significantly reduce the cost. I have a goal to reduce the cost in next-generation builds by 50%, and we're on track to actually better that. I can't be any happier about that.
"I aim to deliver outstanding power usage effectiveness (PUE) and outstanding efficiency, all while using more renewable materials - heavy emphasis on using steel, aluminium - minimising uses of concrete and minimising disturbance to land. It is shaping up to be somewhat of a pole barn."
The ITPAC that was shown is still only at proof of concept and is not anywhere like the final version, but what Timmons was proposing was not a unit that would act as an overspill capacity, or that would be suitable for military or rugged environments as an addition to the traditional concrete and steel structures we call datacentres. Instead, what was being proposed is a system of manufactured datacentres that can be shipped around the world and deployed twice as fast, and at 50% of the cost of traditional methods. It just means finding the right places to put them. Timmons has a team of globetrotters seeking the best location for its first next-generation datacentre.
He said he was showing a proof of concept that was already developing rapidly, and that the final first-generation ITPAC would look considerably different. He said that in the coming months Microsoft would announce a new data center where they will be deployed. While Timmons didn't say as much, don't be surprised if it turns out to be in South-East Asia.
Naturally, the audience had some questions, one of which was: "Is there a limit to the server density that ITPACs can handle, especially as there is only so much that can be cooled by air?"
Timmons explained that the answer is partly not to get hung up on space. Finding the right land (acreage can be quite cheap) means not having to pack the racks and start pushing kilowatts of power to it. Timmons conceded that on the IT side there are still plenty of people who "see a bright shiny object such as blade servers that need 600W per sq ft and promise return on investment in three months, but with no idea what it is going to do to the actual data center", he said. "In Microsoft we are making headway - we can demonstrate what is the proper choice and what is not - from an IT perspective."
Another question was raised about the factors that drove the physical considerations for the ITPAC.
There was a nod to shipping methods, taking guidance on shipping containers. And from largely internal research within Microsoft, what is the average scale unit size request to meet the business needs? The optimum size typically fell around 400-600/KW.
Design PUE ratings come in at around 1.16, with the worst getting up to peaks of around 1.35, depending on location.
Late Supper
The message from Timmons, not lost on the New York audience, is that whether it is datacentres or sandwiches, the super-size option is no longer tenable. It will cost more, take longer to make, be more difficult to digest, and before you get halfway through it you'll realise you don't need the rest of it. No one asked about the sandwich.
The ITPAC-based next generation datacentre
Microsoft's first generation of datacentre consists of a single server, or rack of servers.
Second-generation facilities are pre-rack deployments - integrated off-site and brought in as one or more single racks - consistent with the firms Quincy and San Antonio, Texas centres.
Third-generation Chicago, and to a degree Dublin, which actually have a mix of container and pre-rack deployments.
The next generation will consist of ITPAC s. The ITPAC is really an air-handling unit built mostly of aluminium, with some steel with IT racks deployed.
The flexibility of design goes right down to whether or not you need a centralised UPS, or a rack-mounted or in-server UPS. "We've already moved onto other designs that have two rows - working with manufacture to have them make similar structures to come into our environment."
The ITPAC s cool using an adiabatic system - can be with or without the louvres with the filters - and for deployments in controlled internal climates definitely with or without the skins.
One of the biggest concerns is not temperature, but humidity. In places such as South-East Asia, it is hot and wet, and it is the humidity that is the focus of much of the research into ITPACs. Microsoft, like many others, is pushing the inlet temperatures to 90°-95°F.
One area of innovation that Timmons said is exciting for him and his team is the building of a sensor-based, highly resilient proprietary mesh network that allows configuration, control and monitoring, allowing new applications to be explored around asset management.
"When the resilient mesh network is deployed in the centers, and we've got hundreds of thousands of assets we can control, we want to be able to check the movements of every single IT asset in those facilities in very short order using this technology." More than a bite sized metaphor?
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Slopes are a common theme among homes in Omaha. In older neighborhoods the winding streets go up and down and each passing house has a slope to the street or in their backyard. Most of these hills are corrected with walls, but these homes are normally older and thus the materials used are crumbling or not in well kept shape. If you have a wall like this check its integrity, see if it's doing its job properly. If not, there are a few solutions to the problem, we will discuss some of the most common in the article today.
Walls have evolved with the times, new technology and mathematical formulas were created to help design the present-day retaining wall block. The blocks come in many forms, from the set back lip on Anchor blocks, to using pins in Versa-Loc blocks. Any type you use will be much more versatile and stronger than the previous system that is in place and will last a lot longer and likely more aesthetically pleasing as well. There are many colors and block faces to choose from so there is likely something for everybody.
Going the more natural route, there are natural stone blocks that can be easily set and look unique. Using natural limestone quarry blocks on a short height but long wall is a good alternative to a concrete product as the retention is the same, but the shape and size are random and assorted creating more natural and appealing walls. Limestone installed is the cheaper route, less measuring and less crush would be required, and the walls would be installed in large sections at a time, but space is the biggest factor. These large stones need room and in tight quarters can be difficult to install.
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It was initially colonized by the Spanish but was attacked and captured by the English in 1655. In 1603, King Henry IV of France gave Pierre Dugua de Mons large parcel on Jamaica to establish a French colony. refuge for those making their living by the sword on the high seas. It was a common sight, in Port Royal's heyday, to see a drunken pirate stumbling through the city streets supported by a girl at each arm. Although it continued to serve as a British naval base throughout the 18th century, Port Royal yielded its commercial role … Port Royal, a peninsulaon the very tip of an 18-mile long sandbar known as the Palisadoes, 15 miles from the center of Kingston, Jamaica, hadn't always been a refuge for revelry and rebellion. So-called civil society, including citizens' groups in Port Royal, should also make their voices heard. WHAT REALLY HAPPENED THAT MORNING. He tried to crack down on the pirateering, but his efforts proved useless. The combined disasters killed approximately 3000 people. Port Royal Earthquake • Port Royal Earthquake : I Was There • June 20, 1965: Martin Luther King Jr. visits Jamaica • Bog Walk Tube • For Your Listening Pleasure • The Road to Freedom • Birth of Independence • Hurricane of 1780 • Tragedy at Kendal 1957 • The Ward Theatre 1912 • The Guarded City: Port Royal 1690 • With a drink burning in their bellies, the pirates became deadly. Then, check out more sunken cities in the world. It was nestled behind a strip of land that provided a natural cove and an excellent defensive position on which was later built a fort. Jamaica's Ackee And Saltfish Ranks Number 2 On... 7 Amazing Jamaican Street Foods You Must Try, 10 Dishes Every Jamaican Should Know How to Cook. It's said that, in a single night, some pirates would spend more money on drinks and women than a plantation worker earned in a year. After this look at the 17th-century Sodom that was Port Royal, learn more about Henry Morgan, the city's pirate governor. Port Royal had been all but deserted. Port Royal Historic Caribbean Harbour One of the most iconic harbours in the Caribbean – Port Royal on the south coast of Jamaica near Kingston – is a historic site that includes a sunken city dating back to 1692. As drawn by Howard Pyle in 1887. it the most important underwater archaeological site in the western hemisphere, yielding 16th–and-17th-century artefacts. It was much a curse as a gift as the drink was so strong that it had killed thousands through alcohol poisoning. On this day in Jamaican history: On June 7, 1692, a devastating earthquake hit Port Royal causing most of its northern section to fall into the sea. The city had become the infamous home of pirates, prostitutes and drunken Englishmen on the prowl as they made their riches and did dealings in the slave trade. Buccaneers found Port Royal appealing for several reasons. In August 2020 a check finds no longer a website, only a Facebook Page . Port Royal is a coastal town located in Jamaica.As the one of the largest cities in 17th and 18th centuries, in the Caribbean colonies, with excellent geographic position, the city of Port Royal had large influence.. The last wrath finally came in 1951, when Hurricane Charlie destroyed what little was left of old Port Royal. When the earthquake hit, it liquefied what little supported them, and whole building, roads, and people were sucked straight into the ground. Port Royal is situated on the end of an 18-mile long sand spit known as the Palisadoes, 15 miles from the centre of Kingston, capital of Jamaica. There was a tolerance for various religions that was unusual in 17th century English colonies - Jews, Anglicans, Quakers, Presbyterians all had a presence in the city. Privacy Policy & Terms of use. The city was overrun with brothels, taverns, and drinking halls, and filled with slavers and pirates alike. The destruction of Port Royal, in most parts of the world, was seen as nothing short of divine wrath. Port Royal wasn't given the name of Jamaica's wickedest city lightly. The Old Naval Hospital in the town of Port Royal is actually built on water. Jamaican Jeanine McIntosh becomes first black female... On this day in Jamaican history: Lisa Hanna was... WATCH: Former Hospital Security Guard Returns As Rotating Medical Student Who Is Becoming a Doctor | NBC Nightly News, WATCH: How To Make Jamaican Curried Shrimp | Hawt Chef. Today, Port Royal is a small coastal village and bears no resemblance to the city of sin it once had been. A 7.5 magnitude hit the city just before noon on June 7, 1692. The combined disasters killed approximately 3000 people. The ruins of Nelson's Quarters, one of the few buildings that survived the 1692 earthquake, photographed in 1914. Stock Photos from Photos.com, iStockPhotos.com, 123rf. The brothels were collapsed and a great tidal wave rose up over the city walls. Many of the buildings where the 6,500 … Port Royal Was Hailed The 17th-Century Sodom, Until Divine Intervention Destroyed It, Mark Oliver is a writer, teacher, and father whose work has appeared on The Onion's StarWipe, Yahoo, and Cracked, and can be found on his, Mufasa, A Rare White Lion In South Africa, Is In Danger Of Being Auctioned Off To Trophy Hunters, The Tumultuous True Story Of Robert The Bruce, Scotland's "Outlaw King", What Stephen Hawking Thinks Threatens Humankind The Most, 27 Raw Images Of When Punk Ruled New York, Join The All That's Interesting Weekly Dispatch. Morgan was later knighted and made Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica. At its peak, though, it was the epicenter of shipping and commerce in the Caribbean by the latt… The first person he came across, he would chop off his arm or leg, without anyone daring to intervene. The earthquake was followed by a tsunami. This excavation of the late 80s and early 90s yielded the largest collection of in situ artifacts — and much of the city remains underwater today as a real-life Atlantis. By 1692 Port Royal had become an important economic centre, but on June 7, of that year, it was destroyed by an earthquake. Wikimedia CommonsHenry Morgan leads the pirates of Port Royal into a naval battle against the Spanish fleet. ImgurThe underwater roads of what was once Port Royal, Jamaica. The English took control of the city in 1655 and realizing the port was surrounded by a Spanish fleet, invited a coalition of pirates and privateers to protect the port. As drawn by Alexandre-Olivier Oexmelin in 1678. 33 acres of the city disappeared in a few hours. In the name of the King of England, the Buccaneers harrassed and stole from the Spanish ships to their liking, and the port became a From Port Royal, Christopher Myngs sacked Campeche and Henry Morgan attacked Panama, Portobello, and Maracaibo. … Some of them he tied or spitted on wooden stakes and roasted them alive between two fires, like killing a pig.". Jamaica is hoping to gain special status for the spectacular ruins of Port Royal. The Port Royal Cay. The vengeance against Port Royal didn't end with the quake, the tidal wave, and the looting. Jamaica Grande – After a takeover by Sunset Resorts, the resort was renamed Sunset Jamaica Grande and operated for several years. Port Royal was accessible via a large harbor, used by both merchant and Navy ships. Henry Morgan leads the pirates of Port Royal into a naval battle against the Spanish fleet. Port Royal is a town on the southern coast of Jamaica. Port Royal is a village located at the end of the Palisadoes at the mouth of Kingston Harbour, in southeastern Jamaica. Currently, the peninsula is one continuous strip although at various times throughout its history, the tip on which Port Royal stands was a cay completely surrounded by water. Of Captain Morgan fame, today, Port Royal is known to post-medieval archaeologists as the "City that Sank". Indeed, from then on, Port Royal belonged to the British in name alone: in truth, the land belonged to the pirates. It was designated a UNESCO Heritage Site in 1999 and is often considered the Pompeii of the sea. Because of its excellent natural harbor and critical position, Port Royal quickly became a significant haven for pirates and buccaneers, who were made welcome because of the need for defenders. Here is an old map of Port Royal pre-earthquake, Old Map of Port Royal, Jamaica – Source Wikipedia. It was also ideally situated for launching raids on Spanish settlements. Pirate Den: Port Royal The Wickedest City. It was destroyed by an earthquake on 7 June 1692, which had an accompanying tsunami. Port Royal Tourism: Tripadvisor has 967 reviews of Port Royal Hotels, Attractions, and Restaurants making it your best Port Royal resource. Find what to do today, this weekend, or in November. Port Royal Jamaica became the most important English city in the New World, rivalled only by Boston. Even Captain Morgan, who had been buried on the peninsula, was pulled out of his grave and dragged out into the sea. Wikimedia CommonsHenry Morgan recruits new pirates for the Brethren of the Coast. But in the eyes of many around the world, the destruction of Port Royal was no tragedy. Its proximity to trade routes allowed them easy access to prey, but the most important advantage was the port's proximity to several of the only safe passages or straits giving access to the Spanish Main from the Atlantic. The underwater roads of what was once Port Royal, Jamaica. Howard Pyle / Wikimedia CommonsPirates drinking in a pub, as drawn by Howard Pyle in 1894. The English took control of the city in 1655 and realizing the port was surrounded by a Spanish fleet, invited a coalition of pirates and privateers to protect the port. As drawn by Alexandre-Olivier Oexmelin in 1678. He died at Port Royal in 1688. Another severe earthquake occurred in 1907. As drawn by Howard Pyle in 1887. In 2018, Port Royal is to be made accessible to cruise ships for the first time […] Today it is a small local village that is located in the mouth of Kingston Harbor. It was nothing short of divine retribution; the hand of God coming down to smite a modern-day Sodom and Gomorrah. To have a city so full of wickedness and evil be sucked into the water seemed, to most, like something straight out of the Old Testament, and the orgy of looting and violence that followed seemed like hard proof that these people deserved what God had given them. The earthquake was followed by a tsunami. Pirate captain Henry Morgan became the Lieutenant Governor of the city and himself was dissatisfied with the chaos of the port. Port Royal, a peninsula on the very tip of an 18-mile long sandbar known as the Palisadoes, 15 miles from the center of Kingston, Jamaica, hadn't always been a refuge for revelry and rebellion. Founded in 1494 by the Spanish, it was once the largest city in the Caribbean, functioning as the centre of shipping and commerce in the Caribbean Sea by the latter half of the 17th century. In the days to follow, as the bodies of the dead rotted under the sun and were devoured by animals and insects as they polluted the city streets, disease spread through the city. Hurricane Gilbert slams into Jamaica, killing hundreds of people, on September 12, 1988. When Port Royal was hit by a disaster so horrible, those who witnessed it could only have described it as divine wrath. Once the enclave of pirates and other outlaws, there is still a strong seafaring tradition. Howard Pyle / Wikimedia CommonsPirate Captain Henry Morgan taunts a Spanish prisoner, as drawn by Howard Pyle in 1888. Thousands died and their bodies polluted the water. Executions of known pirates were held at the fort, and three skeletons hung outside the bay, as a warning to incoming pirates of their fates. A tsunami of 0.4 feet was recorded in the Cayman Islands at George Town, but no tsunami was observed at Port Royal, Jamaica, or Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic. One survivor wrote that as soon as the earthquake had ended the town went mad: "Immediately upon the cessation of the extremity of the earthquake, your heart would abhor to hear of the depredations, robberies and violences that were in an instant committed upon the place by the vilest and basest of the people; no man could call anything his own, for they that were the strongest and most wicked seized what they pleased….". We have reviews of the best places to see in Port Royal. The docks of old Port Royal, drawn in 1906. His pockets would be overflowing with plundered gold. Most archaeologists who work with historic sites in the United States are familiar with the archaeological work carried out in New England, but relatively few are familiar with Port Royal and its role in the history of the 17th-century English colonies. On June 7, 1692, Port Royal, Jamaica, the pirate-haven that had been hailed "the wickedest city on Earth", was engulfed in a tidal wave. But hopefully, this time, with less crime. Port Royal had a population of around 6,500 people before the earthquake. Henry Morgan recruits new pirates for the Brethren of the Coast. Palace Resorts acquired the resort and spent millions in a massive renovation to rebrand the resort as Moon Palace Jamaica Grande. Pirate Captain Henry Morgan taunts a Spanish prisoner, as drawn by Howard Pyle in 1888. Visit top … YouTubeRuins of Port Royal beneath the sea. From 1494 to 1655, it was nothing more than a minor Spanish port, largely undeveloped because the Spanish didn't see much gain in keeping hold of it. 2,000 people – one-fifth of the population of Port Royal – was wiped out in a single day. Port Royal provided […] In the mid- 1600s Jamaica was a British colony surrounded by Spanish and Portuguese property. A call to the front desk 876-967-8494 gets no answer. During the late 17th century, Boston, Massachusetts, and Port Royal, Jamaica, were the two largest English towns in the Americas. A watch discovered in 1969 showed that it had been stopped at 11:43 a.m. of June, 1692. : Where, in two minutes time the town was sunk under ground, and two thousand souls perished: With the manner of it at large; in a letter from thence, London: R. Smith, OCLC 878461697 • Captain Crocket (1692), A true and perfect relation of that most sad and terrible earthquake, at Port-Royal in Jamaica, which happened on Tuesday the 7th. 1692:Earthquake of Port Royal 'There never happens an earthquake, but God speaks to men on Earth.' Port Royal Jamaica port_royal_jamaica_map_showing_kingston Located at the mouth of the Kingston Harbor in southeastern Jamaica, Port Royal, once known as the "the wickedest and most sinful city in the world", was also the center of wealth and commerce during the later half of the 17th century. Port Royal had a population of around 6,500 people before the earthquake. But on that fateful June day, the very earth beneath the sin city began to shake. Join our newsletter to get the latest articles, news, & videos. Port Royal, pre-1692. Pirates would carry the flagons down the street, forcing them into the hands they passed by. On this day in Jamaican history: Michael and Beverly... Top 10 Attractions & Places You Must Visit in... On this day in Jamaican history: Lisa Hanna, On this day in Jamaican History: Kendal Railway Tragedy. It was hit with an earthquake and tsunami and the whole city sank into the ocean. Port Royal, for lack of better words, was a boom town.It was situated in just the right spot, at the right time and offered exactly what was needed. This happened in the 1907 earthquake. Copyright © Simbis Inc. All rights reserved. But the 17th-century Sodom has been revitalized by archaeological efforts on behalf of the Nautical Archaeology Program at Texas A&M University and the Jamaica National Heritage Trust. Pirates drinking in a pub, as drawn by Howard Pyle in 1894. He died some four years before the great tidal wave. Even before the earth stopped shaking, locals reported that the looting began, one writing: Immediately upon the cessation of the extremity of the earthquake, your heart would abhorr to hear of the depredations, robberies and violences that were in an instant com… Port Royal provided a safe harbour initially for privateers and subsequently for pirates plying the shipping lanes to and from Spain and Panama. Port Royal used to be an island. It was a city so overrun with liquor, slavers, and prostitution that one in every four buildings was either a bar or a brothel. Just a few years later in 1703 the city became engulfed in flames. It was the Sabbath. Chief among the buccaneers was Henry Morgan who sacked Camaguey, Port Bello, Maracaibo and Panama. During the 19 th century Port Royal was the main base for the British. The harbour was large enough to accommodate their ships and provided a place to careen and repair these vessels. Port Royal was located in what is now Kingston Harbor in Jamaica. It wasn't over. But by 1692, Port Royal had also become the most corrupt. Book your tickets online for the top things to do in Port Royal, Caribbean on Tripadvisor: See 99 traveler reviews and photos of Port Royal tourist attractions. One of the oldest and most historic regions of the country, Port Royal has maintained much of its independence as well as its heritage. As the people panicked, a great tidal wave crashed through the docks and over the city walls and consequently brought down what still stood. Within a few weeks, another 3,000 died. On this day in Jamaican history: On June 7, 1692, a devastating earthquake hit Port Royal causing most of its northern section to fall into the sea. Severe hurricanes have regularly damaged it. Port Royal was built on a small island off the coast of Jamaica in the harbor across from present-day Kingston. A series of hurricanes in 1712, 1722, 1726 and 1744 further devastated the city, and by that time the English had decided to move their Caribbean port of commerce to Kingston. Port Royal had become a literal port of call that had protected some of the biggest names from the age of piracy, including Captain Morgan, Anne Bonny, Mary Read, Calico Jack, and Blackbeard himself. Just like that, the population of one of the largest — and most raucous — cities on earth had been cut in half. Situated on the western end of Palisadoes in Jamaica, the town of Port Royal was governed by Weatherby Swann, and despite its sizable naval presence, it became a popular place for pirates to bring and spend their treasure. As our time on the beautiful island of Jamaica drew to a close, we decided to do some exploring of the history of the island. Additionally, buccaneers Roche Brasiliano, John Davis and Edward Mansvelt used Port Royal as a base of operations. Alexandre Olivier Exquemelin, an expert on piracy in the Americas, wrote of one Port Royal pirate Roche Brasiliano: "When he was drunk, he would roam the town like a madman. The city's trademark drink was Kill Devil Rum. Port Royal was a city on a sand spit in the harbor of Jamaica, Kingston. Did you know that Port Royal in Jamaica, was once known as the wickedest city in the world? The houses of Port Royal, in a folly straight out of the gospel, had been built on sand. In the glory days of the pirate city, Port Royal had developed into the second largest English city in the world, behind Boston. Wikimedia CommonsThe docks of old Port Royal, drawn in 1906. In the nam… In September 2014 it was renamed The Grand Port Royal Marina & Spa. Four of the five forts the British built had been crushed. On June 7, 1692, Port Royal, Jamaica, experienced a powerful earthquake and a tsunami. 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George n Gina	Anna Marie Elizabeth ZOBEL, Esther Muriel LANDGRIDGE, Harry Charles HARVEY, HENDERSON, LANGRIDGE, Lenore Julia HENDERSON, War, William Charles HARVEY, WWII, ZOBEL	 January 3, 2018 October 13, 2018 3 Minutes
This is a copy of the biography I created for his entry in wiki tree. This is also week 2 for the 52 ancestors in 52 weeks challenge.
Birth and early life
Bill Harvey was born on 29 January 1923 in Subiaco, Western Australia[1] to Harry Charles Harvey and Esther Muriel Langridge, the second son of four children. At that time, his parents lived with his paternal grandmother Annie Harvey in Geraldton[2], it is likely that his mother travelled to Subiaco, a suburb of the capital city Perth to give birth. as the two largest hospitals where women commonly gave birth were both located there. His family continued to live in Geraldton though no longer in his grandmother's house[3], but by 1937, they had moved to the capital city[4].
World War II service
On 30 January 1943 Bill enlisted in the Australian Army and was allocated the service number WX36377[5]. He served until 14 December 1945 during which time he met Lenore Henderson, they married in Broadview, South Australia, on 10 September, just prior to being discharged[6].
Work and Family
Bill and Lenore moved to Western Australia. By 1949 they had three children, all boys and were living a few houses from Bill's parents in Mount Hawthorne[7], Bill listed his occupation as a radio mechanic.
By 1954, they are living in Karri Hill Road, Northcliffe[8], a small south-west township. This is one of several Western Australian locations for post-WWII soldier settlement scheme tobacco farming. Bill and Lenore spoke of running a tobacco farm for a short time, the scheme was not successful. This is likely the place and time of this family story because Bill has listed his occupation as farmer. (References needed for WWII soldier settlement scheme and government-sponsored tobacco farms). They now had five children, three boys followed by two girls. In 1958 they were living in the nearby town of Manjimup, Bill had returned to being a radio mechanic, and they had another girl.
By 1963 they were homeowners in High Wycombe[9], a new subdivision in the foothills of Perth. High Wycombe was a considerable distance away from the Perth CBD and surrounded by bushlands, more of a village than a suburb. They had the last two of their eight children, both girls, and the eldest boy was now sixteen years old. He would leave shortly after to join the Australian Airforce.
Bill and the family were able to settle there for many years appearing in the electoral rolls in 1968[10] 1972[11], and 1977[12]. Work took Bill to many places, within and outside of Australia, in 1963 he appears both in High Wycombe and in Carnarvon and not at all in 1968.
Retirement and later life
By late 1970's Bill's health had deteriorated due to a neck injury he sustained at work some years before (he fell down the hold of a ship). He and Lenore moved to Mount Magnet where they lived in a caravan and prospected in the tailings of old gold mines[13]. In 1988 he was diagnosed with an aggressive form of stomach cancer and died on 4 November of the same year and is buried in Karrakatta Cemetery[14]. He was survived by his wife, eight children, and twelve grandchildren
Bill Harvey served in the Australian Army in World War II
Enlisted: 30 01 1943
Regiment/Unit: 2nd AIF
Discharged: 14 12 1945
Bill Harvey is a Military Veteran.
Served in the Australian Citizen Military Forces
as a searchlight operator in Australia
↑ date and place of birth in Australia, World War II Military Service Records, 1939-1945, Series B883: Army, 2nd Al F, Service No WX36377, William Charles Harvey (https://www.ancestry.com/inst/discoveries/PfRecord?collectionId=61172&recordId=1382815&language=en-US&ahsht=2018-01-02T05:05:54&ahsh=a9a30d0cc9c99dd1d8f15e4010e5ba52: retrieved 2 January 2018)
↑ Australian Electoral Rolls, (1925), Division of Kalgoorlie, Subdivision of Geraldton, p17, (http://www.ancestrylibrary.com/: accessed 13 March 2016)
↑ Australian Electoral Rolls, (1931), Division of Kalgoorlie, Subdivision of Geraldton, p23,(http://www.ancestrylibrary.com/: accessed 13 March 2016)
↑ Australian Electoral Rolls, (1937), Division of Fremantle, Subdivision of Leederville, p 72, (http://www.ancestrylibrary.com/: accessed 13 March 2016)
↑ Australian World War II Nominal Rolls, William Charles Harvey, (http://www.ww2roll.gov.au/Veteran.aspx?serviceId=A&veteranId=770292: Accessed 2 October 2010)
↑ Adams, GF, Family History Workbook, unpublished, p83.
↑ Australian Electoral Rolls (1949), Division of Moore, Subdivision of Balcatta, p39, (http://www.ancestrylibrary.com/: accessed 13 March 2016)
↑ Australian Electoral Rolls, (1954), Division of Forrest, Subdivision of Nelson, p41, (http://www.ancestrylibrary.com/: accessed 28 April 2016)
↑ Australian Electoral Rolls, (1963), Division of Moore, Subdivision of Pearce, p102, (http://www.ancestrylibrary.com/: accessed 28 April 2016)
↑ Australian Electoral Rolls, (1968), Division of Moore, Subdivision of Kalamunda, p56, (http://www.ancestrylibrary.com/: accessed 28 April 2016
↑ Australian Electoral Rolls, (1977), Division of Moore, Subdivision of Kalamunda, p32, (http://www.ancestrylibrary.com/: accessed 28 April 2016)
↑ Personal recollection, Georgina Adams 2 January 2018
↑ Summary of Information, Metropolitan Cemeteries Board of Western Australia, Application Number KB00174105, Willliam Charles Harvey,(http://www2.mcb.wa.gov.au/NameSearch/details.php?id=KB00174105/: retrieved 2 January 2018)
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Halloween is here and with it comes the candy. While it's okay to let your kids enjoy some sweets, it's important to make sure they don't go overboard. Eating too much candy can get in the way of healthy foods and nutrients in milk that growing kids need in their diet. Try these tips to help your trick-or-treaters enjoy the fun while avoiding a sugar rush.
Start the evening off with some fun and healthy snacks to fuel your kids up before trick-or-treating. Filling up on protein-rich foods and whole grains may keep them from eating too much candy later. Here are some spooktacular snacks to try.
Candy Corn Parfait. Made with fresh fruit and protein-packed Greek yogurt, this tasty treat looks like candy corn, but it's so much healthier.
Bat Cheese on Full Moon Crackers. Use a cookie cutter to cut cheese into bat shapes and pair with whole grain crackers. These Jack O'Lantern Cheese Bites and Cheese Monsters also give calcium-rich cheese a spooky spin.
Chocolate milk. Did you know it's the official beverage of Halloween? It's a sweet treat, but unlike candy, it contains vitamins and minerals like calcium and vitamin D that growing kids need.
Instead of candy, look for pre-packaged snack foods to offer trick-or-treaters like pretzels and crispy rice treats. Other kid-approved favorites include Goldfish® Crackers, popcorn, and dried fruit snacks.
Talk to your children about sharing their extra candy. Have them pick out a couple of favorites to keep and then agree to give away the extra. A lot of dentists even offer buy-back programs.
Another fun and easy way to get rid of extra candy is the "Switch Witch." She swoops in at night, takes candy and leaves books, toys and other prizes.


Astronomers using ESO's Very Large Telescope have discovered a gas cloud with several times the mass of the Earth accelerating towards the black hole at the centre of the Milky Way. This is the first time ever that the approach of such a doomed cloud to a supermassive black hole has been observed. This ESOcast explains the new results and includes spectacular simulations of how the cloud will break up over the next few years.
More episodes of the ESOcast are also available.
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Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a respiratory disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus that has spread from China to many other countries around the world, including the United States. The increased spread of the disease throughout the United States presents employers with significant workplace challenges. In order to help combat such challenges, we created this toolkit to help employers familiarize themselves with the best practices for handling the fallout.
Download the PDF version: HR Toolkit – The Employer's Guide to COVID-19.pdf
This toolkit provides a comprehensive overview of the most pressing issues facing employers, including vital information regarding new federal laws such as the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) and Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act, HIPAA privacy considerations, carrier response to the pandemic, layoffs and furloughs, tax credits and much more. However, please note that due to the developing nature of the pandemic, it is highly likely that the guidance found in this toolkit will require updating. Every effort will be made to continue to provide the most accurate, up-to-date information regarding COVID-19 and employer compliance considerations.
This toolkit is informative in nature and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice. For additional assistance, seek the help of legal counsel and a qualified insurance broker at TPG Insurance Services.
COVID-19 and Your Workforce
As the number of reported cases of COVID-19 continues to rise, employers are increasingly confronted with the possibility of an outbreak in the workplace.
Employers are obligated to maintain a safe and healthy work environment for their employees, but are also subject to a number of legal requirements protecting workers, for instance, the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSH Act). This section of the toolkit provides a summary of the actions employers should take when confronted with COVID-19 in the workplace.
What Is COVID-19, and How Does It Spread?
The COVID-19 is a disease caused by a member of the coronavirus family that is a close cousin to the SARS and MERS viruses that have caused outbreaks in the past. Symptoms of COVID-19 include fever, runny nose, cough and trouble breathing. Most people develop only mild symptoms. But some, usually people with other medical complications, develop more severe symptoms, including pneumonia, which can be fatal. The incubation period for COVID-19 is from two to 14 days.
Initially detected in Wuhan, China in late 2019, the first case of COVID-19 in the United States was reported on January 21, 2020. Since then, the disease has spread throughout the continental United States.
The available information about how the virus that causes COVID-19 spreads is largely based on what is known about similar coronaviruses. COVID-19 is a new disease, and there is more to learn about its transmission, the severity of illness it causes, and to what extent it may spread in the United States.
According to the CDC, the virus is thought to spread mainly from person to person, between people who are in close contact with one another (within about six feet) or through respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes. These droplets can land in the mouths or noses of people who are nearby, or possibly be inhaled into the lungs. It may also be possible for a person to contract COVID-19 by touching a surface or object that has been contaminated with the virus and then touching his or her own mouth, nose, or eyes, but this is not thought to be the main way the virus spreads.
People are thought to be most contagious when they are most symptomatic. Some spread might be possible before people show symptoms, and there have been reports of this occurring, but this is not thought to be the main way the virus spreads.
Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970
Under the federal Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 (the OSH Act), employers have a general duty to provide employees with safe workplace conditions that are "free from recognized hazards that are causing or are likely to cause death or serious physical harm." Workers also have the right to receive information and training about workplace hazards, and to exercise their rights as employees without retaliation.
There is no specific Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standard covering COVID-19. However, some OSHA requirements may apply to preventing occupational exposure to COVID-19. In addition to the General Duty clause, OSHA's Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) standards and Bloodborne Pathogens standard may apply to certain workplaces, such as those in the healthcare industry.
Employers should continue to monitor the development of COVID-19 and analyze whether employees could be at risk of exposure. It is also important for employers to consider what preventive measures they can take to maintain safety and protect their employees from potentially contracting COVID-19.
Also, OSHA requires many employers to record certain work-related injuries and illnesses on their OSHA Form 300 (OSHA Log of Work-Related Injuries and Illnesses). OSHA has determined that COVID-19 is a recordable illness when a worker is infected on the job. Establishments that are required to complete an OSHA 300 log should be sure to include all COVID-19 infections that are work-related.
Disease Prevention in the Workplace
Whenever a communicable disease outbreak is possible, employers may need to take precautions to keep the disease from spreading through the workplace. It is recommended that employers establish a written policy and response plan that covers communicable diseases readily transmitted in the workplace.
Employers can require employees to stay home from work if they have signs or symptoms of a communicable disease that poses a credible threat of transmission in the workplace, or if they have traveled to high-risk geographic areas, such as those with widespread… (to read the complete document, download here: HR Toolkit – The Employer's Guide to COVID-19.pdf)
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A look at what Tuesday's midterm election tell us about the state's political future.
Wisconsin keeps swinging. It swung in 2018, as it swung in 2016, as it swung in 2012, as it swung in 2010, as it swung in 2006.
But if Wisconsin's battleground status seems undiminished, there are also signs the sands are shifting underfoot.
So many factors figured into the narrow defeat of GOP Gov. Scott Walker on Tuesday, among them a tsunami of Democratic votes in the blue bastions of Dane and Milwaukee counties.
But one with major implications for the future involved the suburban counties outside Milwaukee that have long been Walker's political bedrock.
Instead, they contributed to his undoing Tuesday, when they failed to give Walker the same spectacular margins he had won in the past.
Waukesha and Ozaukee counties, two of the state's wealthiest, most-educated and most-Republican counties, "underperformed" for Walker on Tuesday. The governor, who won Waukesha County by 46 points in 2014, carried it by 34 this time. He won Ozaukee by 41 points in 2014 but by 27 in 2018. Nowhere in Wisconsin did Walker's winning margins decline as much as it did in those two counties.
One, these places had always come through for Walker. They were Walker Country.
Two, they were the same GOP counties where Republican Donald Trump showed striking weakness in 2016 despite his statewide victory. Comparing the Trump vote in 2016 to Mitt Romney's presidential vote in 2012, nowhere in Wisconsin did Trump lag further behind the Romney vote than in Ozaukee and Waukesha.
Three, these counties until 2016 had entirely resisted a national demographic trend in which suburban areas in northern metros have moved away from the Republican Party.
And four, the suburbs have been a minefield for the GOP under Trump and they cost the party its House majority Tuesday.
Wisconsin's "WOW" counties — Waukesha, Ozaukee, Washington — are legendary for delivering turnouts and landslides that made them among the highest-performing Republican counties in swing-state America.
They aren't about to turn blue, and they haven't "abandoned" the GOP the way some suburban counties have in other states. But the Republican vote has now lagged there for two elections in a row.
In the U.S. Senate race, the decline in GOP support was especially sharp. Democratic U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin won 42 percent of the vote in Ozaukee after winning 33 percent six years ago. She won 38 percent in Waukesha County after winning 31 percent six years ago. Those are not numbers we're used to seeing Democrats get in these places.
If they're now losing some of their partisan character, if they are starting to go the way of big-city suburbs elsewhere, if Trump is helping to make them less Republican, that could change the political math in Wisconsin.
But so could a countervailing trend in Wisconsin: the migration of blue-collar voters, mainly men, toward the GOP, a pattern especially striking in parts of northern Wisconsin.
Here, too, the trend in the Walker vote Tuesday followed the trend in the Trump vote in 2016.
Many of the same rural Wisconsin counties that swung hardest for Trump in 2016 performed better, not worse, for Walker in 2018, counties like Adams and Sawyer and Juneau and Rusk and Price. The governor held his own in much of northern and central Wisconsin. He won the Wausau media market by a slightly bigger margin than he did in 2014.
But this was not a good trade for Walker on Tuesday — doing better in a basket of small counties while doing worse in more populous ones.
His fall-off in base counties like Waukesha was paired with staggering losses in Dane and Milwaukee counties. Milwaukee shook off its midterm turnout doldrums. Dane turnout was at 95 percent of its 2016 presidential turnout and gave Democrat Tony Evers more votes than it gave Hillary Clinton two years ago.
Walker lost this election in southern Wisconsin, in the two big media markets of Milwaukee (which he won by about 80,000 votes less than four years ago) and Madison (which he lost by about 60,000 votes more than 2014). That was the story Tuesday, part of a growing national gap between more densely populated and less densely populated places.
That trend leaves both parties with sometimes fatal flaws.
The GOP's core weakness is that in statewide races it struggles to overcome growing deficits in population centers.
The Democrats' core weakness is that its strength in urban areas and inner suburbs can leave the party stranded on geographic islands, disadvantaged in legislative and congressional districts that stretch across rural America.
If the GOP suburbs here grow less Republican and the rural areas grow more Republican, Wisconsin will lose some attributes that set it apart from other states.
But there is no real sign it is losing its essentially swingy or purple character.
If you thought it was trending blue under Barack Obama, then 2010, 2014 and 2016 disabused you of that notion.
If you thought it was turning red after Walker and Trump, then 2018 is an inconvenient truth.
Four giant election fights since 2000 have been decided by less than a percentage point (three for president, one for governor).
Eight straight times the state has voted for a governor from the party outside the White House.
More than a third of its communities voted for Obama in 2012 and Trump in 2016, and some of them swung back in 2018.
It has twice elected a pair of U.S. senators who are polar opposites politically.
Democrat Baldwin won 17 counties Tuesday that Trump carried in 2016. Twelve counties in Wisconsin voted for Republican Sen. Ron Johnson in 2016 and Baldwin in 2018.
Wisconsin isn't "trending" even if some of its parts are. It will be a presidential battleground in 2020, and it's hard to imagine either side taking it for granted this time.