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Fed Court Rules on Racist Crack Law- SCOTUS on Deck
A pile of crack cocaine 'rocks'
After decades of public agitating that the federal sentencing laws are creating racist results, Congress famously lowered the 100-to-1 weight ratio (cocaine powder to crack) down to 18-to-1 with the Fair Sentencing Act in 2010. A significant remaining question is what to do with thousands of people languishing in prison under a defunct law. If the old law was unfair, or unconstitutional, does that make their sentences unconstitutional?
This week the 6th Circuit ruled in U.S. v. Blewett that those sentences are in fact unconstitutional, and the law should be applied retroactively. Their rationale centers around the fact that although the law was not initially crafted with an intent to discriminate, and treat Black people more harshly, years later it became universally accepted that it does just that. Thus, to now maintain those sentences is to do it with the intent to discriminate. This is a powerful rationale.
It might be simpler to decide the straightforward question of whether Congress intended the new law to be retroactive, and most observers expected federal courts to focus on that. This court, just one step below the U.S. Supreme Court took a broader approach of incorporating Equal Protection under the 14th Amendment.
Fairness v. Discriminatory Intent
According to Senate Judiciary Chairman Patrick Leahy, the 100-to-1 ratio is "one of the most notorious symbols of racial discrimination in the modern criminal justice system." 156 Cong. Rec. S1683 (daily ed. Mar. 17, 2010).
Many policies seem to be neutral on their face. Nobody says "pass this law so we can round up all the young Black males and put them away forever." (Not on the record, at least). Yet when the War on Americans known as the "War on Drugs" kicked into gear: law enforcement overwhelmingly targeted Black Americans, and overlooked the clear majority of drug users: White Americans. Not only do the latter have far more actual drug users (which makes sense if a group is three-quarters of the whole), but they also have higher individual rates of usage. And yet over 80% of federal crack defendants have been Black American people, despite Whites using more crack.
Congress and the courts have since concluded that the 100-to-1 ratio was based on no empirical evidence, and realize a few $20 "rocks" will garner the same sentence as large bag of powder worth thousands of dollars. Basically, the sentencing structure was inverted, and the Big Willy dealer got less than the small time user- in direct violation of publicly claimed goals of stopping drug dealers.
What is the impact? Will 13,000 People Return to Their Families?
The 6th Circuit has binding federal law in Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, and Tennessee. This case will be persuasive in the other courts that have yet to rule on the retroactive application of the Fair Sentencing Act. The real impact will be if, and when, this rationale infiltrates state courts. Federal prisoners constitute about 15% of all 2.5 million prisoners in America. And yet 15% of the federal prisoners (30,000) are serving time for crack. The bulk of this problem exists in state laws, state enforcement, state budgets, and state cultural levels of acceptance for racial disparity.
17,000 people would not be eligible for relief, even assuming this decision becomes the law of the land, because their sentence triggered other pieces of the complex sentencing provisions, such as "career criminal." Yet 13,000 could be eligible for release or halfway houses as soon as they could be re-sentenced. The federal government is certainly petitioning the Supreme Court for review, which may take the case out of anticipation of another Circuit claiming otherwise (and may in fact wait for that to happen), and they will seek a stay of execution.
English: The United States Supreme Court, the highest court in the United States, in 2010. Top row (left to right): Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor, Associate Justice Stephen G. Breyer, Associate Justice Samuel A. Alito, and Associate Justice Elena Kagan. Bottom row (left to right): Associate Justice Clarence Thomas, Associate Justice Antonin Scalia, Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Associate Justice Anthony Kennedy, and Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
The Court spoke on the Fair Sentencing Act in 2010 (Dorsey v. United States), and clearly acknowledged the factual racial disparity, while concurring in Congressional intent to right the past wrongs. In that case, it was decided that people whose crimes predated the Fair Sentencing Act, yet their sentences came afterwards, were to be controlled by the Fair Sentencing Act- not the old 100-to-1 law. The ruling was 5-to-4, with Scalia writing a dissent joined by Roberts, Thomas, and Alito. Because Scalia and Thomas rarely see a punitive measure they disagree with, and the more punitive the better, they can typically be counted upon for their positions.
The Dorsey decision, penned by Justice Breyer, left open the question of full retroactivity because that was not the case before them. This court could agree with the 6th Circuit, yet create different reasoning. Or, of course, they could shoot it down. The reasoning is essential to the case as it can guide other applications of policies that create "disparate impact"- where a non-racist law results in racist outcomes. Policing patterns and tactics, such as non-enforcement on college campuses and Stop-and-Frisk based on "reasonable suspicion," need a fresh analysis as to whether they conform with our fundamental principles of Equal Protection under the law.
A further indication of the Court's approach might be found in the forthcoming Shelby County v. Holder decision. This Voting Rights Act case was well framed by Scalia when he opined, regarding the protection of voting rights, "isn't this just another racial entitlement?" Clearly, at least one jurist can characterize the protection of a fundamental right as a bad thing needing elimination. How traditional swing justice Kennedy rules is important, as well as not-entirely-predictable Kagan, Alito, and Chief Justice Roberts. Whoever writes the Shelby County decision has an opportunity to provide the Court's framework on civil rights and equal protection for years to come.
English: Antonin Scalia, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Justice Scalia's Error
Scalia will once again assert that the law requires an express intent by Congress for this new Act to be retroactive. And that case precedent allows for a "fair implication" (past usages have been "clear" and "plain" implication). He doesn't see that here. But he operates from a mistaken premise that the old law was constitutional, and fairly applied.
Congress did not create the new law simply because they decided to be more lenient on crack offenders. They struck down the old law because they recognized it had a racist application and racist result- this is in the Congressional Record. Thus, the proper questions are layered:
Should the Fair Sentencing Act apply retroactively based on Congressional implication?
Is the former sentencing structure, 100-to-1, a violation of Equal Protection where Congress has acknowledged its racially disproportionate impact?
Can the intent of "disparate treatment" attach after a policy, drafted neutrally, becomes accepted as having disparate impact?
Correcting Injustice
Our nation is often slow, imprecise, and incomplete when it comes to correcting injustices- with the most notorious being slavery. To publicly suggest, today, that slavery deserves any legitimacy is akin to suggesting that Hitler's treatment of the Jews was understandable. Yet this universal agreement did not happen in 1861, nor 1866; it took roughly five generations to create actual race-neutral laws in America, and it has been only two generations since that change.
Our criminal justice policy in America, particularly the drug prohibition, is akin to our slavery policy of 1859. Most people realize it is anywhere from problematic to catastrophic. And even when we see a change, such as the Fair Sentencing Act, it is without the authoritative power of flags waving Truth, Justice, and Equality. We send teenagers off to foreign lands to "Defend Freedom," with F-16 jets flying at sporting events, and yet we half-heartedly recognize that this racist policy should be "less racist" (rather than ending completely), and those who suffered under the racist regime, well… sorry.
The 6th Circuit majority (Judges Merritt and Martin) recognize that the old law has been deemed "racist" by the body that created it, and Equal Protection requires this more informed characterization to hold sway. As they say about the Dissenting judge:
"The dissent then refuses to acknowledge, come to grips with or rebut the equal protection argument in this case. The dissent fails even to acknowledge the language of the Supreme Court in Dorsey stating that Congress found the old 100-to-1 ratio to be racially discriminatory and therefore reduced the penalty to 18-to-1. Nor does the dissent acknowledge or rebut the many legislative history statements that the law the dissent would continue to apply is blatantly racially discriminatory. The dissent only cites United States v. Hammond, No. 12-5522, 2013 WL 1363908 (6th Cir. Apr. 5, 2013), as authority. The Hammond case does not purport to deal with the equal protection problem. A dissent that refuses to acknowledge the main problem in a case and then relies primarily on a case that does not mention the problem is not responsive or relevant. In order to be responsive, disagreement at least requires a discussion about why we should continue to hold thousands of people in jail who are there because of a law that is acknowledged to be racially discriminatory by a majority of the Supreme Court and by the vote of a large majority of the Congress of the United States. Congress does not often acknowledge that it passed a racially discriminatory law and then try to redress its own prior mistake. To be relevant, a dissent must at least try to deal with that issue.
In 2013 we are likely to see another Circuit's opinion on the matter, and in 2014 we are likely to hear from either Breyer or Scalia, depending on which Supreme Court justice can swing four of his brethren.
Hopefully, at least some of the impacted people will read these rulings from the comfort of a home rather than the continued cold confines of a cellblock.
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As a supporter of The New Joneses, Momentum Energy recently joined them at Pako Festa in Geelong. We had a little stand sitting near The New Joneses 'Tiny House'.
What's a Tiny House? Exactly what it sounds like. A liveable low-impact home with two beds, a tiny bathroom (hidden behind the bookshelf), a little kitchen and small garden – all taking up a miniscule 12.5 square metres.
This little space showcases the principles The New Joneses promote – doing more with less and making little changes to your daily habits that can help the planet.
Here's what Kate (from Momentum Energy's marketing team) learnt during the day.
To help the planet, you don't have to go big...or small.
As much as I loved this tiny house, the chances of me and my cats actually moving into one are pretty low. Luckily, The New Joneses tell me that doing the right thing isn't about uprooting my entire existence, but incorporating new habits that already suit my lifestyle.
Take reusable coffee cups, for example. I see plenty of Momentum Energy colleagues regularly sipping from these. Meanwhile, mine sits unused on my desk (sorry planet, my bad). So instead of continuing to try to swim against the current, I'm just going to swap my usual takeaway latte for a sit-and-stay coffee instead. It generates the same enviro benefits as a reusable cup. But I don't have to remember to take it with me and I get an extra ten minutes to myself in the morning. Win-win.
Kids are more environmentally aware than I thought.
Consider who you're doing business with.
The old tips (mostly) still apply.
Momentum included a bunch of energy saving tips in the Tiny House. Many of them aren't new ideas, but they're still relevant, and they still work. I know I'm often chasing the latest thing, so it's good to remember that tried and true ideas can be just as good as shiny newfangled ones.
Inventing new ways to reduce waste is fun.
In partnering with The New Joneses, our marketing department had to rethink the way we usually run an event. We thought it'd be tricky, but it turned out to be fun.
Instead of printing a bunch of new flyers, we reused existing business cards. Plus we printed the kids' colouring picture on recycled paper, and since the event, we've turned any abandoned colouring sheets into tiny notepads.


The possibility of a clash between the Trump administration and the Fed is real as the Fed is optimistic about the US economy, whereas Trump thinks it's a total mess.
The long anticipated March FOMC came and went, and, as was widely expected, the Fed raised the key Fed rate another 25 basis points (bp) to 0.75%–1.00%. Canada's bank rate remains at 0.50%. It is the first time in years that Canada's bank rate is below the Fed rate. The rate hike was widely telegraphed in advance, but if there was a change it was the Fed's hawkish tone before the rate hike contrasted with a more subdued mood following the rate hike. Some termed the rate hike as the "dovish hike." The markets had widely expected that the Fed would hike four times in 2017 but the latest indication from the Fed is that it might only be three.
Not quite as hawkish as the market had led itself to believe. The result was bond prices softened after the rate hike and gold soared. So did the stock market believing that all is well with the economy and that the Fed is not quite as hawkish as it was before. Still, the rate hike coupled with soothing tones from the Fed allowed economists to up their forecasts going forward.
The odds of a clash between the Trump administration and the Fed looms as a real possibility. The Fed remains cautiously optimistic on the US economy with Fed Chair Janet Yellen characterizing the economy as "progressing nicely," whereas Trump has called the US economy a "mess." With the potential for huge stimulus programs, tax cuts, and increased military and homeland security spending the Fed fears an upsurge in inflation. The administration's desire to slash departments such as Justice and the EPA and a host of programs along with Obamacare is already running into considerable roadblocks in both Congress and the Senate. Many have said the proposed changes are "dead on arrival." If the spending is increased without offsetting cuts, and even if they did happen, the proposals would still be potentially inflationary and add considerably to the US deficit.
Janet Yellen's term ends in February 2018 and it is becoming widely expected that she won't be renewed. With upwards of a year to go and the US debt ceiling expiring the potential for a clash between the Fed and the White House is real given their agendas are polar opposites.
The Trump administration was admonished by the Senate Intelligence Committee for their accusation that former President Obama tapped the Trump Tower during the election campaign. Even Great Britain was accused of acting on behalf of Obama, which was vehemently denied by Britain. The head of the FBI James Comey also denied that any wire-tapping took place. Nonetheless, the Trump administration continued their line that it did happen. The circus in the White House continues.
The Dutch election saw the re-election of a center-right party with the far right anti-EU party a distant second. That seemed to end at least one piece of political uncertainty hanging over the EU, but it hasn't buried the anti-EU xenophobic populist parties. France's Presidential election looms on April 23 and May 7 and Britain is on the cusp of triggering the Brexit which has to be done by the end of the month. The potential for turmoil in the eurozone remains real.
The model portfolio improved this past week. Of the big cap stocks, Alamos Gold (AGI/T) was the surprise with a 15.5% jump on the week. Detour Gold (DGC/T) continues to disappoint but we will continue to hold as it can move up and down quickly. Detour is in prime gold mining territory in Northern Quebec. Of the juniors, Moneta Porcupine (ME/T) had a recovery week and Integra Gold (ICG/T) had a good week.
New highs refer to new 52-week highs.
March consumer confidence as measured by the preliminary Michigan Sentiment Index rose to 97.6 from 96.3 the previous month. It was over the estimate reading of 97. The index is at its highest level since November 2000. Improved personal finances are behind the rise. The all-time high was in June 2000 at 111.40. The current Michigan Sentiment Index is higher today than it was in 2007 before the financial crash of 2008. Many are pointing to the high reading as confidence in the Trump administration and its plans for the economy. The other interpretation is that a high consumer confidence level was seen before important market tops. The consumer confidence index is seen as a contrarian indicator.
The Canadian Manufacturing PMI rose to 54.7 in February from 53.5 in January, the highest reading since November 2014. The high reading points to strong new orders and accelerated growth and production levels in Canadian manufacturing. It has pointed to strong employment growth as well. The all-time high was at 56.3 in April 2011. The report comes from Markit Economics.
It is possible now that the Dow Jones Industrials (DJI) has put in at least a temporary top. The potential ascending wedge triangle forming suggests a possible correction could occur at any moment. The DJI made a high, pulled back, and then attempted to return to the high. That the index failed on Friday to make any further advance now leaves the advance open to question. A breakdown under 20,900 would appear to break the ascending wedge triangle and could target back down to support that ranges between 19,400 and 19,700. A breakdown below the August 2016 high of 18,668 would suggest that the entire up move might be over. We do not believe so and suggest five minor waves to the upside may have formed intermediate wave (3). Major support is seen at 19,250 and below there the August 2016 high. A breakdown under wave (2) at 17,883 would suggest that a major breakdown could be underway.
If our scenario of a pullback to the 19,400/19,700 zone is correct, then the markets led by the DJI could move once again to new highs sometime into the summer. If this up wave is not yet complete then there remain targets up to 21,400/21,500. Note the uptick in volume on Friday, a down day. That is another suggestion that the high of 21,169 seen on March 1, 2017 may have been the top. The market has been riding a wave of optimism for the Trump agenda. But with the presentation of a budget from Trump this past week and strong suggestions that it is "dead on arrival" at congress, it may begin to sow seeds of doubt as to whether the agenda can be accomplished. Even the repeal of Obamacare with nothing to replace it is coming under opposition. It has been suggested by the CBO that while the plan will save upwards of $337 billion over 10 years upwards of 24 million could lose coverage by 2026.
While the DJI, the Dow Jones Transportations (DJT), and the S&P 500 failed to make new all-time highs this past week the tech-driven NASDAQ did. Is this a divergence? It's hard to say until points below break down. It is interesting to note the DJT has already fallen 5% from its all-time highs even as the DJI is down only 1%. Divergences always occur at important tops (and bottoms), so this divergence bears watching. Note what appears to be an ascending wedge triangle forming on the NASDAQ too. It wouldn't take much to push the NASDAQ down. A break of 5,875 could do it.
The world economy must be doing okay as the MSCI World Index just made new 52-week highs this past week. It is well off the highs of April 2015 and the all-time high for the index was seen way back in October 2007 at 2,390. The index is still down 26% from that high.
The DJI Bullish Percent Index is in danger territory currently at 87. Anything over 75 is considered warning territory of a potential high. Conversely, anything under 25 suggests a potential low is forming. The Bullish Percent Index was more optimistic back in April 2016 then it is today. However, the markets have moved to new highs but the Bullish Percent Index has not. A divergence? Worth keeping an eye on.
Have interest rates topped (bond prices bottomed as prices move inversely to yields)? Bonds reacted positively to the Fed rate hike this past week. It is possible that the iShares 20-year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) has put in five waves down with the fifth wave a truncated one. Keep an eye on 121.91 the last high. If that were taken out to the upside then it would confirm the low at 116.49. Potential targets on the up wave would be to the 200-day MA currently near 128. This should be a corrective wave that unfolds in an ABC manner.
It is probably no surprise that the commercial COT has jumped higher as bond prices moved lower. The commercial COT improved to 57% this past week even though long open interest fell about 17,000 contracts but short open interest dropped about 45,000 contracts. At the other end, the large speculators (hedge funds, managed futures, etc.) who are often wrong at tops and bottoms saw their COT fall to 37% the lowest level in weeks. Long open interest dropped about 4,000 contracts while short open interest jumped about 16,000 contracts. Two bond players, both moving in opposite directions. We follow the commercials.
Has the US$ Index topped? Once again, a breakdown under 99 looms large. A breakdown under 98.50 would most likely mean a sharp decline in the US$ Index. If we really do have a head and shoulders top, the projected target would be between 94 and 95. Despite the Fed hike this past week the US$ did the opposite of what was expected—it fell rather than rose. Still, one cannot eliminate the bullish case just yet. Key is the 99 area, and if that holds then another rebound could get underway. The US$ Index is not oversold yet and this is where, if a rally is developing, it would be from the 100 level. A move lower in the early part of the week would, however, weaken the bullish case.
It is hard to call the pattern on the Euro a head and shoulders bottom. The neckline is upward sloping when the classic definition is a downward sloping neckline. And the right shoulder is below the left shoulder. But many would acknowledge it as an H&S bottom pattern. Let's assume it is. So, no surprise it is the opposite of what we are seeing on the US$ Index since the Euro makes up 57.6% of the US$ Index. The Euro breaks out over 108.50 and could project up to about 113.50. No doubt the Dutch election helped the Euro this week. A coalition of centrist left and right parties will assume power keeping the far-right anti-EU party to the sidelines. Polls are showing that the French far-right party under Marine Le Pen is also slipping. Anything that takes the pressure off a potential breakup of the EU is positive for the Euro. Obviously, if the Euro fails to break out and falls back under 105 then odds would favor new lows.
As we had suspected gold followed the "sell the rumour—the Fed is going to hike interest rates" and "buy the news—they hiked, they hiked" pattern. The question now is: is the recent decline back towards $1,190 over, or is there another decline to come? Gold did gain 2.4% this past and marginally outperformed silver. Usually one wants to see silver leading. As well, the gold stocks were better on the week but not hugely better. Regaining above $1,250 and especially above $1,260 would go a long way to suggest that the bottom is in and another leg up is underway. A decline back under $1,215 would be a warning sign and under $1,210 and especially under $1,200, new lows would most likely lie ahead. Right now the wave count is confusing so we don't have a sense of the pattern just yet. Often, gold tops around the time of PDAC and goes through an irregular decline into May/June. This time gold topped in front of PDAC on February 27, 2017. The Fed hike sparked the rally as the Fed's comments were more cautious than the market had expected. Volume wasn't strong this past week either. But, as noted, a break over $1,250 would most likely signal that the low is in.
There was good news on the commercial COT front as it rose to 31% this past week from 28% the previous week. The large speculators COT (hedge funds, managed futures, etc.) fell to 67% from 70%. The commercial COT saw a small roughly 3,000 gain in long open interest, but more importantly, short open interest fell about 26,000 contracts. This is a positive report as it suggests that the commercials were covering their short positions on the recent gold pullback. One would now expect gold prices to start rising again.
Silver rallied this past week as well, but the rebound was marginally behind the jump in gold prices. Silver needs to rebound above $18.10 to suggest that a low is in and that the recent $18.54 high might fall. A return back under $17 would be negative and suggest that silver was set up to fall below the recent low of $16.82. As with gold, the volume on the rebound wasn't overly strong.
Unlike the gold commercial COT, silver's commercial COT is not showing a lot of strength. It improved marginally this week to 24% from 23%. The large speculators COT is quite high at 84%. Our preference is to see the commercial COT improving while the large speculators COT falls. It is not happening with silver even as it has appeared to happen with gold. So this is a possible warning sign that the recent correction is not yet over.
Gold stocks, as represented here by the TSX Gold Index (TGD), have been through a healthy correction. The recent decline to a low of 191.89 was just over 50% of the entire move from the September 2015 low of 114.48 to the July 2016 high of 283.72. Recent up action has taken place on good volume suggesting that a low may be in. Overall, the gold stocks only gained 2.4% this past week despite the big up day on Wednesday following the Fed hike. And lest we become complacent the TGD remains down 55% from its September 2011 high. The TGD reached to the 200 day MA (225.27) in February 2017 before failing. The rebound this past week has only taken it back to the 50 day MA (212.25) and it has found support so far on the 100 day MA (205.40). The TGD needs to break through 225 to suggest new highs lie ahead. It will be important that 195 holds on any pullback. The TGD breaks down under 175. Despite the up week, the Gold Miners Bullish Percent Index barely budged this past week and remains at 32. It most likely will take another good up week to pull the index higher. The action on the gold stocks appears bullish, but there is more work to do before we can declare that the recent correction is over.
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The Basics of designing an e-commerce website
March 9, 2015 Kheil Smith
Ever wondered what went into the making of amazon or eBay which made them household names in the ecommerce domain? Exactly what was it about their designs which have compelled so many of us to spend minutes, nay, hours even when we had no intention of shopping? Is it the wide variety of products listed on them, or the simplistic layout of the website, or the attractive way in which the products are displayed? Actually, it's a mix of all.
Successful components of an ecommerce design.
There are a few basic requirements for an online shopping site without which it can never take off. For instance, a website designed for small scale sellers and businessmen can consist a maximum of 20 to 30 pages in all. There can be unlimited insertions of products and the website design should be such that payment gateway forms, image gallery, query forms or blog setup are part of a theme that can be customized.A lot depends on the matter of the website and the age group of visitors that are more likely to haunt this platform in search of new and exciting things. For instance, websites selling video games, play stations and game CDs should make sure they have everything and more that a typical teenager wants to look at when he enters the site. Customization is therefore the only key ingredient when it comes to website design.
Like any successful website, a successful ecommerce website can be built is the designer is really keen on finding out how his designs have been doing. Evaluation of one's own work and seeking feedback and sure shot ways of designing an effective ecommerce website. The cycle of design ends only when the designer evaluates his work in a bid to figure out if there are areas in which he could have done better. A good eye which points out mistakes in one's own work not only helps the Website Design be flawless, but also promotes the artist's work and helps him gain recognition in the process.
The final successful angle in making a strong ecommerce website is to opt for a web designer. Mostly what happens is that clients often opt for a graphic designer thinking that they complement each other. But the truth is that there are very few designers who can bridge the chasm between print and web based projects. The last element in this field is technological advancement. An expert of design constantly needs to stay updated with the latest trends in technological advancements and tricks of the trade. Web designers should dedicate a few hours every week to educate themselves about new technologies and trends if they want to build a successful ecommerce website and stay ahead of competition.
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Tracy Towers Medical PC, a small independent practice in the South Bronx, has successfully implemented techniques to help their patients with diabetes control their A1C levels. The practice is led by Dr. Chaula Patel, who has been a physician for over 18 years and has been working at Tracy Towers for 11 years.
Dr. Patel is one of the top performing NYC REACH providers in the South Bronx – with less than 13% of her patients with diabetes in poor control (based on A1C level > 9%). She is currently performing above the average for the South Bronx and New York City. According to analysis from the New York City Hemoglobin A1C Registry, nearly 20% of people with diabetes in the South Bronx are in poor control. In New York City, 17% of people with diabetes are in poor control.
Dr. Patel has made controlling A1C levels and maintaining a healthy BMI a critical strategy for Tracy Towers Medical. All providers at Tracy Towers Medical have been trained to be able to independently work with patients with high A1C levels . Dr. Patel has been able to maximize her efforts of communicating lifestyle changes to her patients through modifications to workflow changes within the practice; she equips her staff with the tools to help patients make lifestyle changes needed to combat diabetes. Additionally, she joins her physician assistants when meeting with certain patients to stress the importance of healthy eating and exercising. Dr. Patel dedicates extra time during her appointments to counsel patients on improving eating habits, identifying key issues and determining a plan of action together with the patient. Plans of action focus on diet and exercise, and are based on the patient's A1C level, BMI, and the patient's commitment to change. "It is important to know how much a patient is eating, and what they are eating on an average day. Food is an addiction; it is hard for people to separate what they are eating from what they should be eating," advises Dr. Patel.
Tracy Towers Medical faces many challenges in helping their patients lower their A1C levels. Dr. Patel leverages multiple resources aligned with the Chronic Care Model of disease to help equip her patients with the best tools to control their diabetes. "It's still very difficult to manage [A1C levels], I struggle every day." Dr. Patel continues. "I plan to continue to leverage the information available to me to continue helping patients".


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I thought you might like to know a bit about how the Book Brooch idea came about and evolved. From 2012-2014 my illustration focused in gouache painting and prismacolour (rough concept paintings dated 2014 - top left). Japanese brands were releasing beautiful library prints and I was incredibly inspired.
Following this I started testing out a fabric print which went to swatch stage in early 2015 (top right). It featured falling books with titles including "Natural History of the World" and the Rabbit Scholar🐰 It was my first print illustrating digitally with a little wacom bamboo tablet and a very slow laptop. I showed it to my friends, family and other designers in the area and decided that there was not enough detail being captured by the equipment or fabric for it to go ahead. I decided to keep testing the idea in accessory form (bottom left) with many bubbly and mutant trials and errors (although I still want to try a Poe and mustard book!). The finished product released under "The Royal Library" collection that June. I later upgraded to a Cintiq drawing tablet and brand new speedy computer!
Thankyou for reading! We can't wait to share more book related designs with you!


Discussion in 'rFactor 2 Racing Club & Leagues' started by Ivo Simons, Aug 9, 2010.
I will take Heikki with his Mclaren then.
Ivo good choise of track. I use to hate the old Silverstone layout because I allways lost the rear end but this layout is just something diffirent .
Kazuki Nakajima for me please.
On a side note - where are the test drivers for BMW, Toyota, Toro Rosso, Red Bull and Force India?
We are just having a 25 driver grid, there for you cant see all teams test drivers.
i will have to miss the race, every day in the hour of race time my internet disconnects so i will not be able to race unless my connection issues get fixed.
Sign me up in Piquet's Renault please!


About Bella Rose Boutique in Nelson Bay, Port Stephens.
Two sisters, Jessica and Katie together through their own love of children, creativity, fashion and shopping have created Bella Rose Boutique.
Aptly named after their girls; Bella and Rose, the family-run boutique is the seventh child between them. A wonderfully delectable array of gorgeous garments, high quality gifts, inspiring decor and petit furniture for children up to 12 years. The combination of products you will not find anywhere else, with exceptional service to boot!
Spend time discovering treasures in store or browse from the comfort of home.
In 2013 Bella Rose Boutique took out the "Gift Store" category in the Port Stephens Examiner Annual Business Awards.
Ranges we are currently stocking Rock Your Baby, Flatout Bears, One Red Fly, Love Henry, Britt, Wilson & Frenchy ,Cheeky Little Soles, Fox & Finch, Fox & Finch Baby, Disney Couture, La De Dah Kids, Ergo Cocoon, Down to the Woods, Plum, Milky, One Sonny Day, Tiger Tribe, Marquise and Milk & Soda.


Company DIABETES WELLNESS CLINICS is located in the city of TAMPA. The legal address of the company is 5455 W WATERS AVE. Other interesting information can be found on working days by phone Data not provided. The scheme of travel to the company DIABETES WELLNESS CLINICS can be viewed on the interactive map.


I recently had an article published entitled Cultivating Dynamic Leadership through Creativity.
She leads through her curiosity and sensible risk taking, and all emerge with new understanding and innovative methods.
She leads with empathy, which drives her to connect and comfort others.
She leads through her belief in the power of possibility, discovery, research and experimentation.
So, who do you think she (or he) might be?
A teacher? An entrepreneur? An artist? An IT professional? A psychologist? A parent? A scientist? A researcher? A doctor?
While each are suitable guesses, they are not who I had in mind when I wrote.
I didn't write of a professional, or even of an adult. Instead, I wrote of my kindergarten students.
They are remarkable, strong, powerful children. While they are fantabulous, these characteristics are not unique to them. All children, have incredible strength, power and potential.
Children are natural leaders. Placed in an environment that enables and encourages creativity, their innate leadership abilities germinate, increase and flourish.


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Wikinews interviews Steve Burke, U.S. Democratic Party presidential candidate
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Macomb, New York Councilman Steve Burke took some time to speak with Wikinews about his campaign for the U.S. Democratic Party's 2016 presidential nomination.
Burke, an insurance adjuster and farmer, was elected councilman in Brookhaven, New York in 1979. He left the town after being accused and found not guilty of bribery in the 1980s. Since 1987 he has served as Macomb councilman off-and-on and currently holds the post. From 1993 to 1996 and 1999 to 2002 he worked as chairman of the Democratic Party of St. Lawrence County, New York. Among his many political campaigns, Burke unsuccessfully sought the Democratic Party's presidential nomination in 1992 and recently attempted to run for U.S. Congress in 2014 but too many of his ballot petition signatures were found invalid. Burke filed with the Federal Election Commission to run for president in the 2016 election on September 18, 2015 and has qualified for the first-in-the-nation New Hampshire Primary.
With Wikinews reporter William S. Saturn?, Burke discusses his political background, his 2016 presidential campaign, and his policy proposals.
Service held in Nova Scotia on tenth anniversary of Swissair crash that killed 229
A memorial service has been held in Nova Scotia, Canada to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the Swissair Flight 111 disaster. None of the 229 people on board survived the aircraft's impact with the sea on September 2, 1998.
Hundreds of search and rescue personnel and local fishermen were mobilised after the crash in St. Margaret's Bay near Halifax to recover fragments of both the aircraft and the victims. The state of the human remains was such that identifying them resulted in what would remain the largest DNA identification operation up until the World Trade Centre collapsed.
At the ceremony, attended by around 100 people, 229 heart-shaped stones crafted from beach rocks and simply decorated with painted stars flowers and hearts were available for the mourners to take and place at the foot of the memorial at Bayswater, one for each of the 229 names upon the granite monument. Many flowers were also laid there.
The aircraft was a wide-bodied jet which had departed John F.Kennedy International Airport in New York at 8:18 p.m. 53 minutes after takeoff pilot Urs Zimmerman and co-pilot Stephan Loew smelt smoke in the cockpit and within three more minutes smoke was visible. The plane, by then in Canadian airspace, tried to reach Halifax Airport but never made it, hitting the water at around 9:31 p.m. at 350 mph (563 kph).
The cause of the disaster was determined to be highly flammable insulating foam, which caught light after an arcing electrical wire triggered a small fire. The fire was ferocious enough to destroy critical power cables, leaving the aircraft uncontrollable.
The investigation was one of aviation's costliest and most complicated, costing the Transportation Safety Bureau of Canada $60 million. The TSB produced 23 recommendations to prevent a recurance of the disaster, but only five have been implemented in the decade since the crash, including some flammable material restrictions and electrical safety improvements.
Several people at the hour-long multi-faith ceremony complained at the perceived lack of action. "How come after 10 years we are hearing reports that only five of some 20 recommendations for airplanes have been carried out? What has gone wrong with the bureaucracy – the inertia for that?" asked Rabbi David Ellis. John Butt, who headed the identification effort as Nova Scotia's chief medical examiner at the time, said it was 'disappointing' that action had not been taken and that it was "not very good to think about flying in an aircraft when you know recommendations have been made about the standards of safety and they haven't been adopted."
TSB member Jonathan Seymour was also critical of the lack of action, particularly on the US Federal Aviation Administration's part. "It's just that obviously after 10 years you would have hoped that things would have moved on quite significantly further than they have. It's frustrating that we're still that far away from where we might want to be after 10 years," he said.
Woman returns home with Christmas turkey, a month after setting out
A Scottish woman who set out before Christmas to purchase a turkey finally made it home on Monday, after being cut off by snow for a month. Kay Ure left the Lighthouse Keeper's cottage on Cape Wrath, at the very northwest tip of Great Britain, in December. She was heading to Inverness on a shopping trip.
However on her return journey heavy snow and ice prevented her husband, John, from travelling the last 11 miles to pick her up. She was forced to wait a month in a friend's caravan, before the weather improved and the couple could finally be reunited.
They were separated not just for Christmas and New Year, but also for Mr Ure's 58th birthday. With no fresh supplies, he was reduced to celebrating with a tin of baked beans. He also ran out of coal, and had to feed the couple's six springer spaniels on emergency army rations.
"It's the first time we've been separated", said Mr Ure in December. "We've been snowed in here for three weeks before, so we are well used to it and it's quite nice to get a bit of peace and quiet."
Manitoba volunteers go to war against Red River flooding
Over 1,600 volunteers registered to help build approximately 65,000 of the 500,000 sandbags to create dikes 20.5 feet (6.2 meters) high to protect the City of Winnipeg, Manitoba in the war against the Red River of the North flood.
700 volunteers answered at the rural municipality of St. Andrews alone. Once sandbags are filled for West St. Paul, St. Andrews, and Selkirk, then frozen culverts must be cleared.
The height of the river is expected to be Thursday, and predictions are that it will be less than Flood of the Century of 1997. There is no precipitation in the forecast, and snow in the province should be melted by the end of the week.
"The fear right now is we have to get that ice out of the river. The Amphibex [Excavators] are still working and breaking the ice apart, and everyday we buy with the warm weather and the current, it is thinning the ice down a bit, so when it does start to move, the better chance it'll move right out into the lake," said Paul Guyder, the emergency coordinator for the RMs of St. Andrews and St. Clements.
"I feel that we've done everything humanly possible to get ready," said Gary Doer, Premier of Manitoba, "But … there are fallibilities with human behaviour. We can take every preventative measure as human beings possible and we can still get Mother Nature proving again she is superior."
Communities with ring diking will partially or fully close their dikes at the beginning of the week. Provincial officials are considering opening the Red River Floodway gates around mid-week before ice is fully melted.
Ice jams could cause flooding within the city, however opening the gates could spare neighbourhood flooding when the river rises to the estimated 6.3 meters (20.7 feet) height. The province does have back up plans for dealing with ice jams within the city if they do occur. The unpredictability of ice jams and the ensuing water level rise may cause neighbourhood flooding. The city is raising dikes where the river has jammed with ice in the past such as on tight curves and past bridges. Likewise there are excavators and backhoes positioned at these points.
Vulnerable neighbourhoods on the river banks have been reinforced with sandbag dikes at vulnerable areas from the massive volunteer effort over the weekend. Guyader feels no more extra volunteers are needed, however volunteers are still being asked to leave their names and number in case of unpredicted need. Existing personnel will assess roads, and help with clean up.
Approximately 400 of the 800 people who evacuated the Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation have returned to their homes.
Former Premier, Dufferin Roblin, brought forward the floodway as a protection for Winnipeg residents and economy following the 1950 Red River Flood. The Red River floodway, "Duff's Ditch" was finally finished in 1968, and its floodway gates have been opened 20 times saving Winnipeg from an estimated CA$10 billion in damages. The floodway expansion began in 2005 at a price of $665 million.
Polish and Chinese experts have come to survey the Red River Floodway, and Dennis Walaker, mayor of Fargo, North Dakota recognises the need for Red River flood defences down river. "Every town that you drive by from the Canadian line up to Winnipeg is either elevated or ring-diked," said Walaker.
Australians enjoy second lunar eclipse for 2007
Citizens in the Australian city of Bathurst in Central-Western New South Wales have turned out in the hundreds on top of Mount Panorama to observe tonight's lunar eclipse. Those who turned out for the spectacle were treated to live music and purple flags with lighting to take on a mystic theme.
Mount Panorama provided perfect conditions for the show, with minimal light and clear skies. Just before 7 p.m. AEST the eclipse began to be visible with the Earth beginning to shadow the Moon, by 8:37 p.m. AEST the top of Mount Panorama was bathed in an eerie red glow as the moon glowed deep red.
Michael Stanton, a local astronomy fan told Wikinews "this is just great, we have music and this visual delight to see".
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No prosecution for UK minor who called Scientology a 'cult'
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) of the government of the United Kingdom told the City of London Police on Friday that there will be no prosecution for a 15-year-old boy who called Scientology a "cult" at a May 10 peaceful protest. The City of London Police had previously confiscated the boy's protest placard and gave him a court summons at the demonstration, which took place near St Paul's Cathedral at the Church of Scientology's London headquarters on Queen Victoria Street. The boy's poster read: "Scientology is not a religion, it is a dangerous cult". The human rights organization Liberty has come out strongly against the City of London Police for their actions at the protest, and said they are pursuing an inquiry into the police force for what they say is a troubling freedom of speech issue.
Individuals from the group Anonymous have held monthly international protests against the Church of Scientology since February, as part of the anti-Scientology movement Project Chanology. The Project Chanology movement began when the Church of Scientology attempted to get a leaked Scientology promotional video featuring Tom Cruise removed from websites YouTube and Gawker.com.
Members of Anonymous were motivated by the actions of the Church of Scientology, and bombarded Scientology websites and were successful in taking some of them down. Anonymous later changed tactics towards legal measures, and held international protests against Scientology on February 10, March 15, April 12, and most recently May 10.
I am going to fight this and not take it down because I believe in freedom of speech.
City of London Police approached the 15-year-old boy at the May 10 protest and cited section five of the Public Order Act 1986, which deals with "harassment, alarm or distress". In response, the boy cited a 1984 judgment given by Mr. Justice Latey in the Family Division of the High Court of Justice of Her Majesty's Courts of Justice of England and Wales, in which Latey called Scientology a "cult" and said it was "corrupt, sinister and dangerous". In the actual 1984 judgment made by Judge Latey, he stated: "Scientology is both immoral and socially obnoxious. […] In my judgement it is corrupt, sinister and dangerous. […] It is dangerous because it is out to capture people, especially children and impressionable young people, and indoctrinate and brainwash them so that they become the unquestioning captives and tools of the cult, withdrawn from ordinary thought, living and relationships with others." The boy told fellow protesters he was not going to take the sign down, saying: "If I don't take the word 'cult' down, here [holding up his sign], I will be either, I think, most likely arrested or [given] a summons. I am going to fight this and not take it down because I believe in freedom of speech, besides which I'm only fifteen."
… it is not abusive or insulting and there is no offensiveness, as opposed to criticism, neither in the idea expressed nor in the mode of expression. No action will be taken against the individual.
When the boy refused to take his sign down, City of London Police removed it, cited him with a court summons and informed him that the matter would be referred to the Crown Prosecution Service. The boy was the only protester who did not comply with the police requests to remove signs which referred to Scientology as a "cult". According to The Guardian, a CPS spokesman stated Friday that: "In consultation with the City of London police, we were asked whether the sign, which read 'Scientology is not a religion it is a dangerous cult', was abusive or insulting. Our advice is that it is not abusive or insulting and there is no offensiveness, as opposed to criticism, neither in the idea expressed nor in the mode of expression. No action will be taken against the individual."
"The CPS review of the case includes advice on what action or behaviour at a demonstration might be considered to be threatening, abusive or insulting. The force's policing of future demonstrations will reflect this advice," said a spokeswoman for the City of London Police in a statement in The Guardian.
The 15-year-old boy's mother called the CPS decision a "victory for free speech", saying: "We're all incredibly proud of him. We advised him to take the placard down when we realised what was happening but he said 'No, it's my opinion and I have a right to express it'."
The incident has generated significant interest on the Internet, from civil rights groups and anti-cult groups, and in the press. Shami Chakrabarti, director of Liberty, and Ian Haworth of the United Kingdom-based Cult Information Centre were highly critical of the actions of the City of London Police. George Pitcher of The Daily Telegraph called the actions of the City of London Police "a mockery of the law". Other publications also criticized the actions of the police, compared the boy to past civil rights protesters, and analyzed how the characterization of "cult" applied to Scientology. The Guardian reported that human rights activists "were outraged" when reports of the actions of the City of London Police at the protest surfaced this week. Marina Hyde wrote in a comment piece in The Guardian that the City of London Police should spend a little less time "reaching for the collar of free-speaking children". An article in The Guardian about the boy's court summons hit the front page of the website Slashdot on Wednesday, and an article about the statement by CPS hit the site's front page on Friday. The anti-Scientology website Enturbulation.org devoted its front page to the incident on Saturday.
The police may have ended their inquiries into this tawdry incident but rest assured that Liberty's inquiry will continue.
BBC News reported that attorneys for Liberty represented the 15-year-old boy to the CPS. In media statements Friday, Liberty said it would continue its inquiry into the actions of the City of London Police. "The police may have ended their inquiries into this tawdry incident but rest assured that Liberty's inquiry will continue. Democracy is all about clashing ideas and the police should protect peaceful protest, not stifle it," said James Welch, legal director at Liberty. "Reason has prevailed in the case of the anti-Scientology protester", wrote Welch in a comment piece in The Observer. According to The Press Association, Liberty's inquiry may result in actions taken against the City of London Police.
The City of London Police has faced controversy in the past for its close association with the Church of Scientology. When the City of London Scientology building opened in 2006, City of London Chief Superintendent Kevin Hurley praised Scientology in an appearance as guest speaker at the building's opening ceremony. Ken Stewart, another of the City of London's chief superintendents, has also appeared in a video praising Scientology. According to The Guardian over 20 officers for the City of London Police have accepted gifts from the Church of Scientology including tickets to film premieres, lunches and concerts at police premises.
Unlike the City of London Police, the Metropolitan Police Service (the territorial police force responsible for Greater London excluding the City of London) has not raised an issue with protesters using placards with similar wording at protests against Scientology, according to The Guardian and Londonist.
Each of the Project Chanology international protests against Scientology has had a theme: the February protest called attention to the birthday of Lisa McPherson, who died under controversial circumstances while under the care of Scientology, the March protest was arranged to take place two days after Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard's birthday, the April protest highlighted the Church of Scientology's disconnection policy, and the May protest highlighted the Scientology practice of "Fair Game" and took place one day after the anniversary of the publication of Hubbard's book Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health. Another international protest is planned for June 14, and will highlight the Church of Scientology's elite "Sea Organization" or "Sea Org".
This story has updates See UK group Liberty, Edinburgh city council on Scientology 'cult' signs
Workers at Swansea auto parts plant vote to strike
Workers at the Linamar automobile parts factory in Swansea, Wales voted by a wide margin today to strike, after an dispute over the firing of one of the worker's union organisers remained unresolved.
An 88% turnout resulted in a vote of 139 in favor of striking to 19 against.
Canada-based Linamar took over the plant from Visteon in July 2008. Shortly after the takeover, Linamar offered 208 of the plant's 360 workers voluntary redundancy, hoping to transfer work to Mexico; 140 accepted. Linamar claims to have no long-term plans to close the plant. On April 28, however, Linamar fired political activist and union convener Rob Williams. Upon Williams' firing, he refused to leave the Visteon plant. The police escorted him from the building as the day shift workers at the plant staged a spontaneous walkout. Williams was temporarily reinstated after emergency negotiations between Unite and Visteon management, but his dismissal was made permanent a week later.
Unite, Williams's trade union, describe Williams's firing as an "illegal" "attack on the union" and has brought the matter to the attention of UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Williams himself told left-wing newspaper Socialist Worker: "They have sacked me because they want to weaken the union and intimidate the shop floor."
Workers at the plant also say Linamar is breaking a promise made to the union when the plant was taken over to keep Visteon's terms and conditions, particularly to establish a final pension scheme for workers who were part of the company before its 2000 spin-off from Ford.
Linamar has not given comment to the press on the dispute as of this writing.
Rallies in support of Williams, who is also running for European Parliament on the No2EU ticket, and of the union have drawn sizeable crowds, with about 90 at the most recent rally include three Members of the Welsh Assembly representing the ruling coalition of the Labour Party and Plaid Cymru as well as the Liberal Democrats, on May 17 outside the Visteon plant in Swansea.
Linamar Swansea has close ties with Visteon factories in Enfield, Belfast and Basildon. Workers at those three factories recently won a victory against Visteon by occupying their plants and locking management out when redundancies were announced in April.
Lorry drops thirteen tonnes of fish in British town
A lorry spilt thirteen tonnes of raw fish on a road in the small British town of Shaftesbury, Dorset, earlier today.
Crates of iced fish, worth £80,000, apparently burst out the rear doors of the lorry as it climbed a hill.
The BBC reports Dorset Police as saying "It appears as the lorry started its ascent up the hill the load in the rear of the articulated container slipped backwards, probably on the wet floor, and the weight of the fish on the rear doors forced the doors open."
The clean-up was hampered by poor weather conditions as Dorset County Council struggled to use a digger and a second lorry to clear the fish.
What To Consider Before Purchasing A Vehicle From A Local Dealership
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Are you in the market for a new automobile? Is your current vehicle on its last leg and you want to buy a new auto before it stops working? When it comes to purchasing a new automobile, it can be a challenging task to find the right auto for you. However, there are a few questions you can ask yourself before visiting local car dealerships in Cleveland, OH to buy a new vehicle. When you know the answer to these questions, you can make it easier to find the right automobile that fits your specific needs.
Questions to Answer Before You Shop
Do you want to purchase a new car or a previously owned vehicle?
What type of make and model do you prefer?
Do you want to buy a car, truck, SUV or van?
How many people should the auto seat is a good question to answer before visiting local car dealerships in Cleveland, OH.
What purpose will the vehicle serve? Is the auto for leisure or business reasons?
Will you require financing for the automobile?
Are there any specific features you require with the auto such as AC, towing ability or heated seats?
Acquire a Dependable Auto You are Proud to Own
Whether you are buying a new or used automobile, it is a huge decision to make and a large investment. That is why it is important to take the time to find the right automobile for you. The professional and friendly team at Tradewinds Motor Center has a primary focus to assist you in finding the right automobile that fits your needs and budget. They offer competitive prices on reliable vehicles to ensure you are fully satisfied with your purchase before you drive off their parking lot.
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Welcome to informationhood.com. Today, we will be discussing the best belly fat burner you could use to get a good fit and look healthy. Do enjoy your day.
Everyone loves to look fit and good but one way or the other we gain so much weight and we feel unease. In Nigeria, there are various ways of burning belly fat either through herbs and spices, exercises or drugs. Using herbs helps burn fat in the stomach faster through that you lose weight very fast and they have fewer side effects than the normal drugs that would be prescribed by the doctors. Alongside with this herbal drug usage, you need to take a good reduction is your food intake, the kinds of food. For instance, if you take too much of carbohydrate, you need to focus more on protein and feed more on brown rice which contains fiber and less starch, with this you help smolder fat in your body system.
Herbs and flavors are the ideal methods for adding flavor to your dinners for no extra calories, sugar, sodium or different throws out which is the basics of getting a perfect fit. Research has shown that most of the times we don't take note of what we eat or the quantity of we feed on regardless of how disciplined we are which is very essential in our daily activities.
This detox drink enhances blood circulation, energy levels, and stamina. It regulates the blood sugar levels, help to fight against infections in the blood vessels, cleanses the digestive system, regulates the cholesterol level or blood fat, fights cancer, and restricts it from growing, gives anti-inflammatory benefits to the health, it improves the immune system against infections, burns belly fat with the green tea content mixed in it. It serves as a safe health tonic for both young and old.
This drug is a nine-day detox program made with the aid of getting a good health. It is designed to cleanse and purify your body from harmful preservatives and chemicals, as well as to burn excess fat in the body. It helps gives a slimmer look and a good body fit with a healthier look. It does not only burn belly fat but it also boosts energy alongside with it and help you transform your body into a more pleasant look which is more appreciated.
This ultimate fat burner comprises of original Ceylon cinnamon to give a super weight loss. With this fat burner, you don't need to bother yourself with what you eat and the level of cholesterol in it because the fat burner will help break down absolutely and eliminate dangerous cholesterol in the body. It Is highly effective in burning excess belly fat thereby decreasing the weight drastically. The effect begins to manifest after about ten days of usage, it has no side effects and completely inhibits excess fats in the body. Therefore, with this, you have less belly fat, arm fat, fear of cardiac arrest or heart failure and obesity.
This particular kind of tea is a 100% natural weight loss detox tea formulated with natural herbs like cassia seeds, hemp kernel, and green tea. It flushes the body fat while detoxifying the system in just 28-days. The tea is made of the finest herbal ingredient for the enhancement of weight loss and metabolism increment. It is known as the fastest route to getting a good healthy fit.
Taking these belly fat burner helps to reduce weight loss effectively and increases metabolism suppresses appetite and reduces the food cravings. With that, we have a healthier and better look.


This homemade costume for women entered our 2010 Halloween Costume Contest.
I had a great time making this costume. I purchased a wedding dress and mannequin torso from ebay. I cut the torso in half and attached the upper part of the torso to a bookbag. Once the torso and bookbag was sturdy I then attached the dress. The rest of the items were cosmetic work (ie: fake blood, ring, flowers, bloody neck stump).


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Michael Joseph Lepore-Capek-Piper, 33, of Salisbury
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MICHAEL JOSEPH LEPORE-CAPEK-PIPER
SALISBURY — Michael Joseph Lepore-Capek-Piper, age 33, passed away Thursday, July 23, 2020, at his home in Salisbury.
Michael was born in Middlebury on Sept. 22, 1986. He grew up in Forest Dale, where he received his early education at Neshobe Elementary School. He moved with his family to Salisbury and was a member of the Middlebury Union High School class of 2004. Following his education, he has worked in the restaurant business, as a prep cook for Applebee's, McDonalds and more recently Green Pepper's. He enjoyed playing video games, hiking and campfires with family and friends. His kindness and smile will be missed by all who knew him.
Surviving is his mother and father; Patty and Clifford Piper, III of Salisbury and his sister, Amanda Piper of Middlebury.
A private gathering of remembrance will take place at a later date in Pine Hill Cemetery in Brandon.
Arrangements are under the direction of the Miller & Ketcham Funeral Home in Brandon.◊
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As a wedding band we have noticed October is a becoming a very popular month for a couple to tie the knot; and we are not surprised!
The beautiful autumn colours, crisp clean air and clear skies add an extra magical touch, which provide the perfect setting for a new Mr & Mrs.
Over the past couple of weeks we have entertained at some gorgeous wedding venues.
We are very lucky to have an incredible family of singers; therefore we can always count on a singing sensation to lead our Yorkshire based party band. On the 21st of October our band was lead by singing sisters, Melody Reed and Marina Gears.
The stunning Wedding venue, Holdsworth House Hotel and Restaurant in Halifax was the perfect location for our newlyweds autumnal wedding.
The Bride and Groom chose an intimate performance of 'Northern Sky' by Maximo Park for their first dance as Husband and Wife. To make this moment extra special for the happy couple, our live rendition was performed as a duet by vocalist Melody Reed and guitarist Jake Whitehouse. The new Mr & Mrs danced beautifully to the duos rendition of their personal song.
This memorable moment was then followed by a special request from the Bride. The full band kicked in with the 1970's Van Morrison classic 'Brown Eyed Girl'. The Bride danced to this song with another very important man in her life; her father! The proud Father of the Bride had a wonderful time dancing with his little girl to a live performance of their special song.
The evening continued with a dance-floor full of smiling faces all there to celebrate the marriage of Amanda and Matt.
Func On The Rocks thoroughly enjoyed being a part of the bride and grooms special day and would like to wish the happy couple a lifetime of happiness together.
On the 28th of October, Func On The Rocks headed up North from Leeds to one of our most visited wedding venue's Middleton Lodge in Richmond.
The Bride first encountered Func On The Rocks at her sisters wedding in August 2016 at Eshott Hall, Northumberland and as she had such a good time listening to the live music she decided to book Func On The Rocks for her own wedding too.
She could then sit back and relax knowing she had picked a wedding band whom would stop at nothing to make sure their special day was unforgettable.
The huge illuminated initials of the Bride and Groom 'K and J' sat proudly on the dance floor and looked fantastic!
We loved the earthy theme to this wedding; with wedding cake stand being a huge round tree stump and the gorgeous decorations around the wedding reception marquee.
The Bride and Groom chose a very upbeat, feel good first dance; The 1966 hit 'I'm A Believer' by the Monkeys.
We were very excited to perform this live as we knew it would get the guests ready for an evening of dancing.
It was such a thrill to watch the couple have so much fun on the dance-floor and the friends and family of the Bride and Groom just couldn't wait to get up and join in!


Yemen is the largest humanitarian crisis on earth, where 24 million people - 80% of the population - need humanitarian assistance and protection, and almost 10 million people are one step away from starvation. Around 10 million children don't have access to adequate healthcare, one in three girls and one in four boys don't go to school, and 1,5 million children fled their homes to escape hunger and violence.
Children's Peace Resolution excerpts (read the full version here): "When we walk, we are scared, when we sleep, we are scared. When we play, we are scared. We don't want to live in a warzone anymore, we are sick of it…We are innocent. We are children just like any other children, just like your children.
Tamer Kirolos, Save the Children's country director in Yemen: "We believe only words, not weapons, can bring peace to Yemen's children. And the children have told us very clearly that they expect better from the international community, by whom they feel abandoned and neglected. Children are dying every day because of the lack or denial of food, a lack of medicines, because of violence. Around 240,000 people are living through catastrophic levels of hunger and are barely surviving - half of them children hovering on the brink of starvation.
As 80 per cent of the Yemeni population requires some sort of humanitarian assistance with millions of children on the brink of starvation, it's more urgent than ever for world leaders to put children front and centre of its foreign, defence and aid policies. That means calling out allies when they violate humanitarian law, suspending arms sales to warring parties that are killing children in Yemen, and implementing a clear strategy to protect children and their families caught up in conflict.
The children aged 13-18 gathered in Sanaa in December 2018 in one of Save the Children's Child-Friendly Spaces (CFS). CFS's are protected areas set up by Save the Children staff, together with members of the local community. They provide children with a safe space where they can play, learn, express themselves and socialise. These spaces are especially designed to meet the unique needs of children in conflict, many of whom have faced distressing experiences. Children are also offered important psychosocial support to help them overcome distressing or traumatic experiences.
Save the Children estimates some 85,000 children under five in Yemen may have died from extreme hunger since the escalation of the conflict in April 2015. Others died while fleeing the violence in Hodeidah or other hotbeds. Currently, one in ten children have been forced to flee their homes and some two million children are out of school.
Some 1780 schools were either destroyed or damaged, and 23 schools are being used by armed groups. Another 167 schools are used as shelters for families who had to flee their homes.


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It Started with Dan Nguyen (blog | twitter) retweeting this yesterday.
I was late to notice it, but got intrigued when I did.
The link goes to an article on MuckRock, showing what apparently is a breakdown of deaths by race and gender for the police custory dataset of 2014.
At the end of the article, there's a link that has a breakdown of the FOIA request and all data received so far. It's an interesting read and sheds some light on the data quality issues in the dataset.
There are 3 files, one for each year.
Get the full enriched dataset here: CaliforniaDeathInCustodyData_2013-2015.
Bin fields, for example. Join ages into groups (kid, young adult, adult, …) and look for patterns.
Combine several fields into new fields (features) and look for patterns.
And when you're done, blog, tweet or link the result to me!
Read more about this and other FOIA datasets on Dan Nguyen's blog.
Share your thoughts and what you did with the data.


September 27, 2018 - The Center Volunteer Fire Department will be selling chicken leg quarter plates on the square for their annual fundraiser on Friday, September 28, 2018. Plates will be ready at 10am until sold out. Plates consist of leg quarter, baked beans, potato salad, bread, and drink for a $7 donation.


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David Polow
Hyde Park, VT Lawyer with 38 years experience
(800) 300-1717	125 Main Street
Hyde Park, VT 05655
Vermont Attorneys Representing Businesses and Individuals Lawyers Representing Individuals and Businesses Throughout Vermont and Colorado Our firm is comprised of attorneys David Polow and James R. Dean "Jim" Mahoney. Together, we provide competitive legal advocacy to give our clients an advantage in negotiations and in the courtroom. This is our fourth decade representing individuals in auto collision cases, personal injury cases and insurance disputes throughout Vermont and, beginning in 2014, Colorado. Attorneys from our firm have developed the knowledge, experience and strategy to effectively represent injured people. We know that often, the best way to settle a case is...
Stowe, VT Attorney with 36 years experience
(802) 253-4011	954 So. Main Street
Stowe, VT 05672
Appeals, Business, Divorce and Family
Brice Simon
STOWE, VT Lawyer with 18 years experience
Business, Criminal Defense, Divorce and Traffic Tickets
Bryce Breton
STOWE, VT Attorney
Heidi S. Groff Esq.
Montpelier, VT Lawyer with 18 years experience
(802) 375-7603	453 Stone Cutters Way
Montpelier, VT 05602-3619
Free ConsultationPersonal Injury and Workers' Comp
I have been with the firm for almost 20 years, and I am a partner. I specialize in helping people with their workers' compensation and personal injury claims because it is personally rewarding for me when I am able to help an injured person get the benefits that they deserve, and I am able to hold an insurance company accountable. Having an injury can be very difficult and I know that insurance companies often do not treat people fairly. My clients like me because I am passionate about their claims and don't give up! It is obvious that I enjoy...
Patrick L. Biggam
I have been practicing law in Vermont since 1979 and am a founding partner of the firm. I take great satisfaction in fighting for injured workers or accident victims who are being treated unfairly by insurance companies. Before starting my legal career, I worked in many different job settings. I was a schoolteacher, hospital aide, factory worker, construction laborer, and farm hand. I understand the difficulties that face workers in these different job sites, and the problems that arise when you are injured. One important legal issue I helped clarify was the right to vocational rehabilitation for injured...
Kelly Elizabeth Massicotte
I became an attorney so I could help ordinary people fight for the things they are entitled to. Before becoming an attorney, I worked in the construction industry, where I saw firsthand how hardworking people do not always get a fair shake. At Biggam Fox Skinner LLP, I focus on helping people win workers' compensation and personal injury claims. I work closely with my clients and our paralegals to present the strongest case possible. I am very detail-oriented and learn the specifics of each case by really listening to my clients and what they need. Although the legal process...
Steven Bredice
Jeffersonville, VT Attorney with 23 years experience
(802) 644-6610	17 GW Tatro Drive
Jeffersonville, VT 05464
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Personal Injury, Products Liability and Workers' Comp
Vermont personal injury lawyer Steven A. Bredice limits his practice to plaintiff's civil litigation, with a heavy emphasis on accidents, medical malpractice, products liability and wrongful death cases. Admitted to all state and federal courts in Vermont as well as the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, Attorney Bredice has successfully tried numerous cases to verdict before juries throughout Vermont. A former insurance defense lawyer whose practice is now devoted to representing only the injured, attorney Bredice has a behind-the-scenes knowledge of insurance company settlement and litigation tactics and strategies. Attorney Bredice is a Board Certified Civil Trial Specialist...
Ronald Fox
Montpelier, VT Attorney with 46 years experience
Suffolk University Law School
I have been practicing law for more than 40 years, and I am a founding partner in the firm. I have chosen to specialize in helping people with personal injuries because I care. I represent injured workers in their workers' compensation claims and people who have been injured due to the negligence of others. One case that was particularly meaningful for me was when I represented a man who had been a laborer all of his life. He was essentially at the end of his career and he fell and injured his back. He had no high school diploma...
Richard Scholes
(800) 639-6609	8 St. Paul St.
Free ConsultationBankruptcy
Practice limited to bankruptcy law since 1990. Over 1,300 cases filed.
(802) 223-3479	Corner of State and Main
Appeals, Consumer, Environmental and Municipal
Glenn Howland has practiced law in Vermont for over twenty five years and has significant experience in municipal law, business, zoning and environmental law and enforcement, real estate, civil litigation and appellate law. He is admitted in all Vermont state and federal courts, in the Federal Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, and in the United States Supreme Court.
Claudia Ines Pringles
Montpelier, VT Attorney
(802) 778-0306	17 State St.
Annette Lorraine
(802) 262-6400	PO Box 1466
7 Main Street, Suite 201
Real estate attorney in Vermont and land conservation consultant nationwide
Darren Misenko
Waterbury Center, VT Lawyer
(802) 242-0302	1820 Waterbury-Stowe Road Suite #2
Misenko Construction Law is focused on the legal issues faced by our local construction industry. We proudly represent general and specialty contractors, public and private owners, developers, construction managers, design builders, subcontractors, suppliers, architects, and engineers.
We tackle the issues spanning every stage of a construction project – from contract creation to insurance coverage, bid disputes to claims for additional payment, change orders to costly delays.
How you address these issues can impact your business, your reputation, and your bottom line. Our approach is to seek realistic results; often...
Joshua Thomas Martin Esq.
(802) 387-0691	6 Baldwin Ave, 4th Fl.
Appeals, Construction, Consumer and Criminal Defense
Tulane University School of Law
Andrew B. Delaney
Barre, VT Attorney with 8 years experience
100 North Main Street, Suite 2
Free ConsultationCivil Rights, Criminal Defense and Personal Injury
I'm a trial lawyer. I'm admitted to the Vermont Bar, the District of Columbia Bar, the New York Bar, and U.S. District Court for the District of Vermont. I'm a member of the American Association for Justice, the Vermont Association for Justice, the Vermont Bar Association, the American Bar Association, the NYSBA, the NYSTLA, and the DC Bar Association. My practice is varied—focusing mostly on plaintiff's personal injury, but including general business law, criminal defense, and at least a bit of sports and entertainment law.
William Leckerling
Burlington , VT Attorney with 34 years experience
(802) 864-5756	84 Pine Street
Burlington , VT 05402
Free ConsultationEmployment, Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Bill concentrates his practice on matters involving negligence including products liability, medical malpractice, wrongful death, brain injuries, and cerebral palsy claims. Bill has successfully resolved (either through trial or settlement) complex personal injury claims for over 30 years including those involving:
•	A brain injury which occurred when the surgeon entered into patients brain while removing sinus polyps
•	Cerebral Palsy and other brain injuries caused by an anesthesiologist who administered an adult dose of anesthetic to a six-month-old infant
•	The death of a nineteen-year-old caused by the hospital's emergency room's failure to properly treat an aspirin overdose
•	The death of a seventy-year-old woman due to...
Robert Kaplan
Burlington, VT Attorney with 26 years experience
(802) 651-0013	95 St Paul St
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Aggressive Criminal Defense and Plaintiff's Personal Injury.
David Bond
Burlington, VT Lawyer with 20 years experience
(802) 540-0434	2 Church St., Ste 3A
Business, Construction, Insurance Claims and Personal Injury
Boston University School of Law
I am a Vermont attorney practicing civil litigation. I strongly support my clients, helping them to understand the process, the choices, and the range of probable outcomes they face. As a classical musician, I have an ability to look at problems creatively, with a high level of attention to detail. I bring those skills to bear in every case, at a cost-effective rate.
Mr. Michael John Gannon
Essex Junction, VT Lawyer with 35 years experience
(802) 878-2797	15 Brickyard Road
Free ConsultationInsurance Claims, Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law
The Affolter Gannon law firm is uniquely suited to fight for the rights of victims injured in accidents because Mike Gannon and Dick Affolter used to be among Vermont's premiere insurance defense lawyers. The AG team were the attorneys insurance companies called when claims were asserted against them. In fact, Mike and Dick received awards from insurance companies and were asked to instruct their adjusters how to handle legal issues. A little more than ten years ago, AG made the decision to "switch teams" and to represent injured claimants who are being treated unfairly by insurance companies. We...
Frank Talbott
Shelburne, VT Lawyer with 32 years experience
(802) 497-1265	53 Falls Rd.
Creighton University School of Law
Frank Talbott has been involved in workers' compensation litigation for more than 30 years, representing employees, employers, insurance companies, and acting as a contract hearing officer for the Department of Labor in workers' compensation matters. He is a Vermont Attorney with a long history of work-place accident and injury litigation, having been involved in hundreds of cases involving all sides. His practice is currently focused exclusively on representing injured employees. Frank Talbott was also an acting contract hearing officer for the Department of Labor in workers' compensation matters for six...
Neil Groberg
(802) 399-2240	123 Summit Street
Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University
Neil Groberg, Attorney at Law, provides mediation, arbitration, facilitation, teaching, training, and independent harassment investigations in Vermont, throughout the Northeast and beyond! Employers and employees, businesses, aggrieved individuals and others rely on Neil and the almost 40 years of experience he brings to the table.
Neil graduated from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and Hofstra University School of Law. He enhanced his formal education by, among other things, completing a Mediation Certificate course sponsored by the University of Connecticut Labor Education Center, three Executive Leadership courses and extensive Improvisation training.
Taking advantage of his superior education, training and...
Richard T. Cassidy
Appeals and Arbitration & Mediation
Richard, one of the founders of Hoff Curtis, has more than 30 years experience with the practice of law in Vermont. He firmly believes that the best representation and advice comes from the most objective perspective that a legal professional can attain. Richard has represented all sides in many kinds of disputes: plaintiffs and defendants, employers and employees, injured parties and insurance companies. He believes that the breadth of his experience benefits all of his clients.
Brian Stark
South Burlington, VT Lawyer with 16 years experience
(802) 497-2010	1233 Shelburne Road Suite 460
Free ConsultationBusiness, Estate Planning and Real Estate
Brian J. Stark & Stark Law, PLLC | Experienced and responsive Vermont real estate & estate planning law practice.
Charles Jordan Handy
Burlington, VT Attorney with 6 years experience
(802) 373-9201	86 St. Paul Street
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Landlord Tenant and Personal Injury
C. Jordan Handy is a litigation attorney practicing in all areas of criminal law, including: DUI, criminal defense, personal injury and landlord-tenant cases. He aggressively fights for the rights of his clients, carefully analyzing all pieces of evidence in every case.
BETHEL, VT Attorney with 38 years experience
(802) 234-6244	PO Box 60
1542 Vt. Rt. 107
Bankruptcy, Business, Estate Planning and Foreclosure Defense
Vermont Law School and Western Illinois University
Jeffrey T. Dickson
(802) 999-7975	86 St. Paul Street, Suite 205
University of Montana - University of Montana-Missoula
Jeff was born and raised in Burlington, Vermont and formed Dickson Law Office, PLLC, in January 2014. Jeff used to represent insurance companies, so he knows how they operate when you've been injured. Jeff's goal is to ensure his clients feel confident they're being represented by someone who cares about their needs, keeps them informed, and works hard to get recover what they're entitled to.
Jeremy Farkas
Burlington, VT Lawyer
(802) 861-7000	275 College Street
Burlington, VT 05406-4485
Business and Real Estate
Jeremy's practice focuses on commercial real estate law, in which he represents developers, property owners and municipalities in the acquisition, financing, permitting, development, management, leasing and sale of a wide variety of commercial, residential, hotel, resort and office properties. Jeremy's practice additionally includes general commercial transactional law, including entity formation and management, secured financings, and mergers and acquisitions. He also works with individuals and businesses to obtain state and municipal land use permits, and represents property owners in the establishment and management of condominiums and common interest communities. Jeremy concentrates an aspect of his practice on representing telecommunications companies in...
Benjamin M Black
Bristol, VT Lawyer with 16 years experience
(802) 458-0409	1244 Bristol Rd.
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense and DUI & DWI
The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law
Benjamin Black is a Vermont lawyer concentrating in the defense of DUI and criminal matters. Based in northwestern Vermont, attorney Black handles cases in all Vermont state courts.
Todd Schlossberg
(802) 860-2600	BURLINGTON, VT 05402
Nursing Home and Personal Injury
Todd Schlossberg:
I was born on May 8, 1959. After various stints running ski lifts at Killington Ski Area, picking apples in Putney, and traveling in Central America, I moved to Burlington, Vermont in 1981. Over the following several years, I taught skiing, flipped pizzas, sold bicycles, and worked as an adolescent and family counselor for a community action agency. I eventually went on to study law, graduating from Vermont Law School, summa cum laude (1st in my class) in 1990.
After receiving my law degree, I served as a law clerk to Associate Justice John A. Dooley of the Vermont Supreme...
Sarah S North
Strafford, VT Lawyer with 18 years experience
Strafford, VT 05072
Domestic Violence, Elder and Probate
I'm a lawyer who is committed to providing high quality, affordable legal services. My practice focuses on probate and guardianships. I help people probate wills and administer estates, and I help people with both adult and minor guardianships. I provide legal advice and representation in both Vermont and New Hampshire.
I believe that everyone deserves legal advice and representation, regardless of ability to pay. Through the use of income-based sliding scale fees and limited scope representation, I help people afford legal services.
Craig S. Nolan
(802) 864-9891	30 Main St
Criminal Defense and White Collar Crime
Focus on criminal defense, complex civil litigation and internal investigations. Served 13 years as Assistant U.S. Attorney, State's Attorney, and Deputy State's Attorney. Tried more than 25 cases to juries in the federal and state courts of Vermont. Appear regularly before the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit and the Vermont Supreme Court.
Glenn A. Jarrett
So. Burlington, VT Attorney with 45 years experience
(802) 864-5951	1795 Williston Rd., Suite 125
So. Burlington, VT 05403
Free ConsultationElder and Estate Planning
Glenn Jarrett is Jarrett , PLC, located in South Burlington, Vermont. The firm limits its practice to estate planning, elder law, special needs, guardianship and Medicaid planning, as well as probate and trust administration. Glenn is admitted to practice in Vermont. He is a member of the Chittenden County, Vermont and American Bar Associations. He presents estate planning seminars to the public and presents continuing education seminars on a variety of subjects for attorneys and financial professionals. Organizations he has presented for include the New England Regional ACTEC meeting, the Alzheimer's Association of Vermont,...
William Brownlow Towle
(802) 863-0307	3069 Williston Rd
Ward Law, VT
Business, Employment and Personal Injury
A native of Dummerston, Vermont, Will is a graduate of Yale University (history) and received his law degree in 1992 from the University of New Mexico School of Law. He began his law career as a litigator, as one of only two associates working with the nationally recognized trial lawyer, Randi McGinn, in Albuquerque, NM. His trial lawyer practice focused on wrongful death, catastrophic injury, employment discrimination and insurance bad faith litigation. For eight additional years, Will operated his own firm and expanded his specialties to include business transactions, business formation, commercial litigation, and providing lawsuit defense services for his...
Christopher Moll
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Domestic Violence and Juvenile
Thomas M. Cooley School of Law
Mr. Moll has successfully tried over 200 cases to jury verdict, successfully argued over 30 cases before the Vermont Supreme Court and prevailed in countless motions before the trial courts. He as held corporations and individuals accountable. Mr. Moll has 27 years of successful trial experience with DUI, Traffic Violations, Felony and Misdemeanor Criminal Cases, Family Law matters, Sexual Assault Cases, Domestic Violence Cases and Juvenile Law matters. Mr. Moll's expertise in cross examination have often allowed him to dominate a trial outcome. As one Superior Court Judge put it: "Mr. Moll, you are one of the...
Adam Bergeron
(802) 863-1191	27 Main Street
Samuel M Dworkin
Barre, VT Lawyer with 5 years experience
(802) 479-0568	100 N. Main Street, Suite 2
Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Domestic Violence and Juvenile
Hinesburg, VT Attorney with 28 years experience
(802) 482-2905	10719 VT Rt. 116
Hinesburg, VT 05461
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Personal Injury and Workers' Comp
David is a graduate of the University of Vermont and Vermont Law School, where he was awarded a Juris Doctorate, cum laude. He is licensed in Vermont since 1991 and brings extensive experience, knowledge and personal attention to every client.?
Essex, VT Lawyer with 21 years experience
(844) 476-7352	8 Essex Way
Suite 104 A
Essex, VT 05452
Free ConsultationInsurance Claims, Personal Injury, Products Liability and Workers' Comp
Vermont Trial Lawyer who offer compassionate representation to injured people and workers' while fighting tirelessly to protect your legal rights and get you the benefits and settlement you deserve. My practice focuses on auto accidents, personal injury, and worker's compensation claims.
Kathleen Walls
Middlebury, VT Attorney with 24 years experience
(800) 863-2818	7 Seymour Street
Offering compassionate and confidential legal assistance for individuals and businesses seeking to file for bankruptcy protections. With a practice limited to bankruptcy, and over 15 years experience in Vermont, Attorney Walls has a proven record of effectively navigating through the bankruptcy process. Stop foreclosures, harassing creditor calls, and reduce or eliminate credit card, medical and other unsecured debt.
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