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Kinesiology is a complementary holistic therapy that uses muscle testing techniques to identify physical, emotional and chemical imbalances
An Introduction to Kinesiology
Kinesiology is a therapy focusing on muscle testing techniques. The belief is our muscles are linked to particular organs, glands and energy lines. When a muscle shows weakness, it can signal a distant internal problem such as nerve damage, internal pain, a chemical imbalance or an emotional blockage.
How did Kinesiology originate?
The discipline was developed by the chiropractor George Goodheart in 1964. He discovered that when a particular muscle is isolated and gently tested, it can reveal information about your overall health and wellbeing.
Kinesiology is a relatively new and evolving practice, and its uses are wide-ranging. Practitioners may choose to specialise in a particular branch of kinesiology which includes creative, educational, health and progressive kinesiology. This means each branch will have its own health benefits depending on your desired outcome and the practitioners speciality.
Kinesiology practitioners are often chiropractors, but may also be osteopaths, dentists, nutritionists or general physicians. Depending on the speciality of your practitioner, you may receive other treatments in combination with your kinesiology session.
How can it benefit you?
In general, many people report feeling more energized, focused and motivated after a session. People suffering from various problems may choose a Kinesiology treatment to help them feel more balanced in their daily lives and cope with heavy schedules or family pressure.
People who have been treated with Kinesiology find the benefits to be wide-ranging including:
Balance Hormones
Improving gut health
Improve mental wellbeing
Manage stress
Find balance & harmony
Increase energy and vitality
Find empowerment & motivation
Personal development & goals
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Further Reading / Studies
More and more studies are being conducted into the health benefits of Kinesiology, and the Kinesiology federation showcases results from case studies done on various issues and patients.
According to the Kinesiology Federation UK, a case study was undertaken on a patient with a painful neck and shoulders. The patient said she had felt 'fuzzy' and was unable to concentrate for longer periods of time. She could not relate the problem to any past injury or particular emotional trauma – it had developed over time as though out of the blue. After a few treatments, she reported back that all her neck and shoulder pain had disappeared completely and her head felt clear for the first time in months.
According to the Kinesiology Federation UK, a case study was undertaken on a patient with headaches and IBS symptoms over a period of 6 months using Kinesiology treatment. Working on reducing stress in FW's digestion and using techniques for rebalancing the intestinal system. The patient reported that the headaches had reduced significantly and 6 months on she said the treatment had changed her life.
What are the modalities/branches of Kinesiology?
Creative Kinesiology
Creative Kinesiology works with the whole person. All levels are addressed, body-mind – emotions – nutrition – energy systems – spirit – soul. The practitioner and client work together to discover the triggers for healing that are most appropriate for the client, creating the conditions for the body to find its own way of healing. At the heart of this approach is the knowledge that we are made up of our stories – that our life experiences contribute to who we are today.
Educational Kinesiology, also called Brain Gym, was developed by Paul Dennison PhD, an educationalist. It has applications in education, business, physical and performance skills and self-development.
Functional Kinesiology College
At its core, it uses "The Triangle Of Health", a concept that simplifies the complex interplay between hormone systems that, when imbalanced, are often the root cause behind the major disorders currently affecting society. The practice combines techniques and methodologies from a variety of sources, combined with nutritional science and emotional techniques ensuring that the root cause of conditions is treated biochemically, electrically, emotionally and structurally.
Health Kinesiology
In a Health Kinesiology session, the practitioner uses a locked/unlocked response of an isolated muscle to conduct a dialogue with your energy system.
Holistic Kinesiology
Holistic Kinesiology is solidly grounded in applied kinesiology techniques and further enriched by learning gained from other models, providing explorations of the hidden depths and outer reaches of our human experience.
Neuro Energetic Kinesiology
Neuro Energetic Kinesiology looks at energetic structures and different chakra imbalances and what psychological states come from those imbalances.
Optimum Health Balance
Optimum Health Balance (OHB) is a system of kinesiology which uses vibrational icons monitored by muscle response to access information from deep levels within the body. It deals with imbalances on all levels – physical, emotional, mental, electromagnetic as well as one's spiritual being.
Progressive Kinesiology
Progressive Kinesiology is a system that works on setting goals and helping our brain to accept changes we wish or need to make, our energy body including the chakra system, our chemical needs such as nutrition, diet and intolerances and deficiencies, our structural body, from our skeletal system, jaw issues to the health and wellbeing of the organs of our body, including the digestive system.
Touch for Health Kinesiology is the most widely known system of kinesiology in the world. It is a system of balancing postures, attitude and life energy.
What happens in a typical Kinesiology session?
Your session typically begins with a detailed medical history exploring diet, emotional stresses, sleep patterns and your physical alignments. Practitioners may also observe your blood pressure and ask you to do a series of sitting and standing exercises to check your posture, gait and range of motion.
Once these are complete, muscle monitoring and testing can begin. Typically, your practitioner will apply light pressure and ask you to 'match' that pressure. Depending on the test and isolated muscle, you will either match the pressure implying a strong or 'locked' muscle or will not match the pressure implying a weak or 'unlocked' muscle. These tests will ascertain any imbalances for the practitioner.
The remainder of the session will focus on treatments and on the body holistically. This may include structural treatments (massage, acupressure, structural realignment or meridian balancing), chemical treatments (nutritional, herbal, homoeopathic or flower remedies) or emotional treatments (stress release, relationship or lifestyle suggestions).
How do I find a Kinesiology practitioner?
The tools that a Kinesiologist uses to make the corrections can vary greatly depending on their therapeutic and clinical skills. Kinesiologists with a background in Osteopathy, Chiropractic or sports massage may favour more structural corrections.
Whilst other Kinesiologists work with balancing energy and may implement treatments from disciplines such as Reiki, Acupuncture, and Sound Therapy. Before booking an appointment, it's worth checking if the practitioner specialises in the area you want to specifically work on.
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Audi A6 - is a car with Sedan body configuration. Car components 3.0 Quattro, characterized 4 door body, with a sitting capacity of 5.
Audi A6 was released in 2004. The engine displacement is 2976 cm3 (cubic centimeters).. Engine is V, a number of cylinders is 6. Maximum car power in horsepower is equal to 220 hp. The maximum torque is 300 Nm.
The power unit is at the Front. Paired with the transmission, Manual, they transfer power to the Full wheel drive, thus allowing to speed the car from 0 to 100 km/h in 7,6 while the maximum speed is 240 km/h.
Fuel type used in the vehicle - Gasoline, the flow rate declared by the manufacturer is: urban 16,2 L/100 km, highway mode 8,8 L/100 km, combined cycle 11,5 L/100 km. Fuel tank capacity is 70 liters.
Audi A6 car body has the following dimensions: 4833 mm. in length, 1460 mm. in wide, 1820 mm. in height, 2759 mm wheelbase. Vehicle curb weight is 1590 kg.


Although interest in sustainability is expanding to include a wide range of areas, an analysis of 40 leading "green" websites indicates that digital footprints are often overlooked. At the end of April, the World Wide Web celebrated its 20th anniversary, and while the Internet is often considered to be more environmentally friendly than traditional communications channels, this supposition is subject to a number of caveats.
Most people think the web is a green medium, but the average website has a carbon footprint that is similar to a book or a newspaper. Some web pages have a carbon footprint which exceeds that of a printed page, especially if the web page is left open for long periods of time.
According to a recent report in the New York Times, data centers use 30 billion watts of electricity per year globally, and the U.S. is responsible for one-third of that amount (10 billion watts). Most of that energy comes from sources that are neither renewable nor clean.
A 2011 analysis titled Carbon Footprinting the Internet, suggests that global IT is responsible for two to four percent of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
Nowhere is the pursuit of sustainability more acute than in the businesses community. Most corporations now acknowledge that sustainability not only offers a competitive advantage, it is a business imperative. This trend is being driven by many factors, not the least of which is consumer demand.
As revealed in a 2011 Cone/Echo Global CR Opportunity Report, consumers now expect companies to be more socially and environmentally responsible. As revealed in this report, only 6 percent of consumers believe that the role of business is simply to make money and 94 percent want companies to change business practices so they have a positive impact on the world. More than 90 percent want companies to go beyond the minimum standards required by law.
According to a report titled the Generation Roadmap, two-thirds of consumers say that, "as a society, we need to consume a lot less to improve the environment for future generations." Changing consumer demand constitutes a powerful incentive for companies to adopt organization wide sustainability initiatives.
The business case for sustainability has been repeatedly proven. A summary review of 20 studies from Natural Capitalism demonstrates that sustainability offers tangible business benefits. Companies are now employing sustainability officers and deploying green teams who look for ways of increasing efficiency and minimizing their environmental footprints.
For most companies, improving sustainability begins in the physical space with initiatives like recycling programs and eco-friendly sourcing of materials. However, it is far less common for companies to examine and improve their online environmental impacts. This represents an important opportunity, as many corporate sustainability leaders have web sites which are both inefficient and unsustainable.
Green hosting is assessed based on a provider that is powered by renewable energy or associated renewable energy credits (RECs).
Findability is based on the amount of time the user spends looking for the information that he or she needs on a website. (The less time a user has to search for the information that they are looking for, the less energy is required to deliver that content).
Design and user experience ranking is grounded in mobile optimizations and the use of HTML 5 and CSS 3 instead of Flash. (When data-heavy assets weigh down a site, more energy is required to bring up the site).
Performance depends on page load times and the number of files and server requests required for each page to load.
Scores in each area are aggregated to generate a composite grade between 0 and 100 (Mightybytes own website generated a score of 89).
A review of leading green websites using EcoGrader reveals that most receive a failing grade. Included in this assessment are the websites of corporate sustainability leaders, green business & sustainable development magazines, green news & environmental advocates and green lifestyle sites.
The combined average score across all four areas is 46.75. The failing average grade and the failing individual grades given to most of these sites demonstrates that even those who purport to be "green" are often oblivious to their digital footprints. On the flip-side, these abysmal scores suggest that there are widespread opportunities to minimize environmental impacts in the digital realm.
Interest in website footprint assessment is destined to grow as we increasingly look for ways to minimize our environmental impacts. This may very well be the next frontier of environmental sustainability.
Nick, thanks for the heads up on Pair.com. We are accruing a list of additional hosting providers to vet since the Earth Day launch, so we'll definitely add that one. Appreciate you letting us know about them.
Our philosophy behind including mobile optimization in the EcoGrader scoring criteria is that it takes far less time to search, find and interact with information when a site is optimized for the device you're using. Since there are 1 billion people across the world browsing the internet using smart phones, it makes good business sense to optimize websites for viewing on those devices. Collectively, those sites will use far less resources if the experience they offer is optimized for mobile.


The Dairy Industry Association of Australia (DIAA) is a professional association for people working in dairy product manufacturing and allied trades. The DIAA was incorporated on 24 March 1986, following the amalgamation of the Australian Dairy Institute and the Australian Society of Dairy Technology.
The DIAA's mission is to provide a forum for communication, continuing education, professional growth, recognition and fellowship for all members, sectors and participant organisations involved with the dairy industry.
Every year, the DIAA National President selects a theme that is particularly relevant to the DIAA and the industry. The President's Theme sets the direction for the DIAA and is picked up by all DIAA State branches in their annual conferences and other DIAA events.
The DIAA National Annual General Meeting (AGM) will take place at 5pm on Thursday, 9 May 2019 at Peninsula A, Shed 14, Central Pier, 161 Harbour Esplanade, Docklands, Victoria.
In addition to general business, the meeting will consider four special resolutions related to the adoption of a new Constitution.
DIAA is a truly national organisation, with branches in every State. Each branch, through its elected executive, independently conducts the DIAA's affairs as appropriate to that State. This includes organising conferences, social events, technical seminars, dairy product competitions, and more.
The DIAA is governed by the State Representative Committee (SRC), which meets four times a year to set the policy of the DIAA. The SRC is made up of a representative elected by each State branch, as well as the DIAA National President, Treasurer, National Executive Officer, Business Development Manager and the Communications Manager. There are also ex-officiary members, as nominated by the SRC relevant to the agenda of each meeting. The State branch members of the SRC usually serve a six-year term, advancing through to a two-year term as National President.
DIAA executive committee members are volunteers and represent a wide cross-section of the post-farmgate dairy industry. Joining your State executive committee is an excellent way to shape your professional association, meet others in the industry and develop your skills. Whatever your talents and interests, there is a position on the executive for you! Get in touch with your State branch representatives today and find out how you can get involved.


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Wallenstein's Army, 1625-1634
Wallenstein! His very name is synonymous with the Thirty Years War. Despite his army being almost as infamous, very little has been written about it, especially in English. However, by using archives from record offices from Germany, Czechoslovakia (formerly Bohemia), Sweden and Britain as well as the latest archaeological evidence from mass graves
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Albrecht von Wallenstein! His very name is synonymous with the Thirty Years War. From a poor nobleman he rose to become the Duke of Friedland and Mecklenburg. Many see his assassination at Eger in 1634 as the end of the "interesting" period of the war, since he was the last of the war's titans to be killed.
However, his army continued to serve the Emperor loyally to the end of the war, and a few regiments existed well into the 20th century. These would see action in the First World War as part of the Austrian Army and, after the Austrian Anschluss of March 1938, in the German Army during the Second World War.
Despite Wallenstein's Army being infamous, very little has been written about it, especially in English. However, by using archives from record offices from Germany, Czechoslovakia (formerly Bohemia), Sweden and Britain, as well as the latest archaeological evidence from mass graves of the Thirty Years War period, this book looks to rectify this by giving a vivid account of what life was like for a soldier in Wallenstein's Army.
The chapters include recruiting the army, its officers, as well as the logistics of clothing, equipping and feeding the army. There are also chapters on regimental colors, how to quarter an army, and the arms industry, plus case studies on siege warfare using Stralsund and the Alte Veste as an example, as well as Wallenstein's tactics at the Battle of Lutzen.
It also dispels the myths that have arisen about Wallenstein's Army, such as it being one of the first to be well clothed during the war, and did not follow the Catholic League's General Johan von Tilly's alleged doctrine of "a ragged soldier and a bright musket" (which in itself is incorrect).
Therefore, this book will be essential reading to anyone interested in the Thirty Years War, the English Civil War or warfare in the early modern period.
Laurence Spring studied at the Universities of London and Aberystwyth. He is also a qualified archivist, and has worked for many years at the Surrey History Centre. He has researched the early seventeenth century for many years and has written on various aspects of the English Civil War. He has also written many books on the Russian Army during the Napoleonic Wars as well as several articles for the "Surrey in the Great War" website. Since he has an archival background he prefers to search through archives looking for various interesting facts for his books, rather than relying on printed sources, which give a vivid insight to the subject and are not mentioned in secondary sources. Using this method, he has found evidence that contradicts the established 'facts' on many subjects.
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Georgetown guitarist inducted into Tejano Hall of Fame
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GEORGETOWN, TX (KXAN) — Longtime guitarist Johnny Joe Leal said he was deeply moved by being inducted into the Tejano ROOTS Hall of Fame just a few weeks ago.
The awards are selected and presented by the non-profit organization of the same name, which selects multiple musicians in multiple categories for the award.
The Hall of Fame name ROOTS stands for "Remembering Our Own Tejano Stars," according to the organization's listing on the Texas State Historical Society website.
Leal has said that his own musical roots began when he was 15 years old. He grew up in Houston and was sweeping kitchen floors for his mother when he was moved by the music playing in the house.
"Music was playing and she saw me and I used her as a guitar. So my birthday is in December and she bought me my first electric guitar. Fender, Leal said.
According to Leal, when he mastered the guitar, he and his friend, who took up the bass guitar, began to play with other musicians.
Eventually, Leal was approached to play in other bands, playing everything from Tejano to soul to R&B.
The guitarist said his prowess took him to the US, where he occasionally shared the stage with several big names.
Al Green, The Chi-Lites, Freda Payne. I can go on and on," Leal said.
Preservation of the Tejano music genre is the aim of the award organization.
Although unrelated, the Tejano Texas Music Alliance has a similar goal of promoting the heritage of Tejano music.
President Thomas Medina said recognizing the contributions of musicians like Leal is important for the future of Tejano culture.
"This is our culture and we must preserve it for future generations. So that they know where they came from," Medina said.
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Come learn about the School of Business and Economics' new Accelerated Tech MBA program!
Dr. Rebecca Middlebrook will be hosting an info session on Wednesday, October 12 in Academic Office Building 101. Stop by to learn how to double count undergraduate courses, utilize the Senior Rule and graduate with your Tech MBA in one year! Pizza and soda will be provided.
For more information, visit the Accelerated Tech MBA Program website, or contact Dr. Rebecca Middlebrook, ramiddle@mtu.edu.
Derek Thompson Lecture
On October 5, Derek Thompson, a senior editor at The Atlantic, will be visiting our campus and giving a lecture at the Rozsa Center. His lecture, sponsored by WGGL, Minnesota Public Radio, will discuss educational, economic, and political topics: What Will Election 2016 Mean to YOUR Future.
Wednesday, October 5th
7:30 PM – Lecture
8:00 PM – Panel Discussion / Q&A
9:00 PM – Reception: All interested members of the MTU community are invited
The School of Business and Economics strongly encourages our students and faculty to attend the event, not only because of the relevance of the topic, but the SBE's faculty (Dr. Emanuel Xavier-Oliveira) and students (Jerrid Burdue and Patrick Hufnagel) will also serve as the panelists to lead the discussion.
About Derek Thompson:
Derek Thompson is a senior editor for The Atlantic magazine and the author of its 2015 cover story "A World Without Work" about the future of technology and employment. He also writes the business column for the magazine and contributes to the website on issues ranging from behavioral psychology to the economics of entertainment. Thompson is a weekly contributor to "Here and Now," the national afternoon news show on NPR, and he appears regularly on CBS and MSNBC. He has served as an adjunct professor at the Columbia Journalism School. He has appeared on numerous lists, including Folio's 15 Under 30 in Media. Thompson is currently working on his first book about the science of hits in pop culture.
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Understand Stifle Stresses in Dressage Horses
A closer look at this important and often-injured joint in dressage horses
Greg Staller, DVM, DACVS
Credit: Courtesy, Greg Staller, DVM, DACVS This radiograph of a dressage horse's stifle shows signs of arthritis with new bone produced around the joint (arrows) and increased soft tissue density indicating excess fluid within the joint.
The nature of dressage places unique stresses on the horse's body. At the higher levels, the movements are precise and slowed down so there is less forward momentum than with, for example, a jumping horse. However, there is a tremendous amount of upward, sideways (lateral) or turning momentum. In addition, with the dressage horse working properly, the majority of the horse's mass is propelled from the hindquarters and the horse works from a constant and somewhat crouching stance. Therefore, the stifle joint is a very important and relatively often-injured joint in the dressage horse. The stifle joint corresponds to the human knee joint and is comprised of the distal end of the femur, the menisci, the cruciate ligaments, the proximal tibia, the vestigial fibula and the patella (kneecap). Like the human knee, the joint has a relatively large range of motion, a property imparted from its unique structure. The structure of the stifle provides for tremendous power but subjects the components of the joint to forces that can lead to injury. With dressage horses, veterinarians often become involved earlier in the process of diagnosing injury to the musculoskeletal system than in other disciplines. Because of the precision, power, symmetry and rideability required of the dressage horse, dressage trainers know that very mild or subtle pain can cause difficulty for the horse in performance and seek veterinary advice before the horse may show clinical lameness. Stifle pain can manifest itself in subtle ways that a sensitive rider, trainer and veterinarian may be able to identify before more significant injury leads to overt lameness.
Common clinical signs that the stifles may be hurting include abduction of the upper hind limb as it is carried forward, which may be observed as a somewhat circular movement of the limb, rather than a straight movement forward. The horse may shorten the stride of the limb and be unwilling to reach under with it, which may alter the willingness or quality of the half pass away from the affected side. The horse may not maintain weight for as long on the limb in the passage and particularly the piaffe. There may be an irregular gait or rhythm in the extended trot. These issues are not diagnostic of stifle pain, but are consistent with it and may lead one to focus on this joint. More significant and long-standing stifle issues may lead to clinical signs that are more specific for the stifle. These would include palpable increases in the amount of fluid within the stifle joints, thickening of the soft-tissue structures around the joint, pain on flexion and manipulation of the joint and signs of obvious lameness in the affected limb.
The diagnosis of lameness in the stifle is confirmed by injecting anesthetic into the stifle and observing for an improvement in the horse's gait or the elimination of lameness. It may be possible to identify the stifle as the source of the problem without this step but it is important to positively identify the source of pain. If the stifle is, in fact, the joint involved, it is even more important to identify which of the many important structures associated with the joint is injured, as the treatment plan is very much dependent on what is injured and the extent or severity of the injury. As with many injuries in the horse, it is the veterinarian's job to decide if a horse can safely continue to train with a certain injury or if he requires rest. Therefore, the exact nature of the injury is important to determine so the most appropriate treatment can be instituted.
Radiography, diagnostic ultrasonography and diagnostic arthroscopy are the main tools in the veterinarian's toolbox with which to accurately diagnose and treat stifle injury. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) produces excellent images of the interior of the horse's stifle, but there are practical issues, such as the need for the horse to be under general anesthesia and risks of injury from positioning the horse within the machine, that make this modality less useful.
Once an anatomic diagnosis is made, the treatments are varied. It may be appropriate to simply rest the horse briefly and prescribe a short course of anti-inflammatory medication. It may be indicated to inject the horse's stifle joints with an anti-inflammatory medication such as hyaluronic acid, a corticosteroid or possibly a biologic such as IRAP (interleukin receptor antagonist protein) or PRP (platelet-rich plasma). The intra-articular use of stem cells may be beneficial. For more severe injuries, arthroscopic surgery for treatment and positive identification of a lesion may be indicated and is usually combined with rest, medication and a careful rehabilitation program.
The prognosis for stifle injuries in the dressage horse depends on the structure injured, the severity of the injury and the level at which the horse is required to work.
As with the human athlete, the earlier the problem is identified and properly treated, including making changes in the training program, the more successful we can be at keeping the horse in top form.
Greg Staller, DVM, received his doctor of veterinary medicine degree from the University of California at Davis in 1987. With primary interests in surgery, lameness diagnosis and treatment, ultrasonography, ophthalmology and internal medicine, he is a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons and an FEI Official Veterinarian in the disciplines of dressage, three-day eventing and combined driving. Married to FEI dressage rider Catherine Haddad, he is the founder and owner of Running 'S' Equine in Califon, New Jersey, and provides sports-medicine services in Wellington, Florida, and Aiken, South Carolina, during the winter season.
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Q: How to change Background of selected element via tab? I am creating a contact form and want to make it more barrier friendly by highlighting the background of a selected item while tabbing through them with keyboard.
Here is a fiddle to help explain.
When clicking in the first box and then hitting tab, the dropdown menu is selected and should change its background-color to indicate its selection.
(Note: not affecting the dropdown options)
How do I change the correct part of the element when its selected via tabulator?

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    <option value="volvo">Volvo</option>
    <option value="saab">Saab</option>
    <option value="opel">Opel</option>
    <option value="audi">Audi</option>
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A: I have edited the jsfiddle link
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You just need to add :focus selector for all your form elements as above in textarea and select.
textarea:focus, select:focus { background-color: yellow; }

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Casa Marreco is a modern, spacious 4 bedroom villa located in the grounds of the Quinta de Santana estate. Its splendid gardens with fruit orchards, terraces with panoramic views over the valley and extensive vinyards which produce the Quinta's own wine, make it the perfect location for a relaxing Portuguese holiday.
Casa Marreco is in a secluded part of the estate. Guests enjoy their own private patio, garden and swimming pool.
Casa Marreco is beautiful, modern villa which has been tastefully decorated in a traditional, Medditerranean style.
Its large, confortable lounge/dining room, which features an open marble fireplace, offers panoramic views across the valley. Also on the ground floor is a fully equipped kitchen and a separate utility room with a washing machine.
Casa Marreco has four bedrooms, all with french doors leading onto terraces. On the ground floor the master bedroom and a further twin bedroom both have ensuite bathrooms. On the first floor there is a double bedroom and a twin bedroom which share a large bathroom with a free standing cast iron bath and a separate 'walk-in' shower.
Casa Marreco has central heating (extra charge) and free wireless internet.
Cots, highchairs and other facilities for children can be provided on prior request.
For larger groups, there are additional 2 and 3 bedroom villas on the estate which can also be rented: Adega, Caseiro and Lemon.
Casa Marreco is located on a large, historical estate, parts of which date back to 1633. A large part of the estate is used as vineyards and in other parts eucalyptus trees, fruit orchards and meadows are in abundance.
This villa is in a secluded part of the estate. Surrounded by a beautiful private garden with panoramic views over the valley below, it is a perfect spot to relax.
From the rear of the villa, stone steps lead from the lawned area to the villa's private infinity swimming pool. There are plenty of sunloungers surrounding the pool for guests' use.
The lawned garden at the rear of the villa has a shaded, paved patio and barbecue area which is completely fenced off, ideal for children.
Gradil, the pretty local village, offers basic supplies and a few good restaurants, all within walking distance from the estate. Larger shops can be found in Mafra which is approx. 15 kilometres away.
The beautiful long sandy beaches of the west coast of Portugal are approx. 25 kilometres away. Ericeira, famous for its seafood and fishing restaurants, has the closest beach to Casa Marreco.
The villa is well located to visit the many interesting places within an hour drive. These include Lisbon, the religious shrine at Fatima, the convent of Alcobaca, the monastery of Batalha, the medieval town of Obidos and Sintra famous for its wonderful palaces. In addition there are local markets, the Golega horse fair and other places of beauty and historic interest.


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Q: JavaScript spread object as function params I am trying to spread an object to use as the parameters of a function. I'm pretty sure I've seen this done, but I cant remember how. I know how to do this with an array, but I need to do it with an object. Also, I can't just turn the object into an array using Object.values(obj) since in some cases the order of the values won't match the order of the params.
function sum(x, y, z) {
    return x + y + z
}

obj = {x: 23, y: 52, z: 12}

sum(...obj)  // <--- WHAT DO I PUT HERE?

Using an array, I would just do:
function sum(x, y, z) {
    return x + y + z
}

arr = [23, 52, 12]

sum(...arr)

In python, this would be:
def sum(x, y, z):
    return x + y + z

dict = {'x': 23, 'y': 52, 'z': 12}

sum(**dict)

A:
Also, I can't just turn the object into an array using Object.values(obj) since in some cases the order of the values won't match the order of the params.

If this is the case, then there's no way to do this without somehow enumerating the desired property order, or by changing the function signature.

function sum(x, y, z) {
    return x + y + z
}
// while this works, it's quite unusual - I don't recommend it
sum.params = ['x', 'y', 'z'];

const obj = {x: 23, y: 52, z: 12}

console.log(sum(...sum.params.map(param => obj[param])));

function sum({ x, y, z }) {
    return x + y + z
}

const obj = {x: 23, y: 52, z: 12}

console.log(sum(obj));

A: You can catch object fields by name as below
function sum({x,y}) {
    console.log(x + y);
}

obj = {
    x: 5,
    y: 10
}

sum(obj) // output: 15


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Q: In pandas how to search for words and phrases to create new dataframe? In Python3 and pandas I have this dataframe:
bens_gerais_candidatos_2014.info()
<class 'pandas.core.frame.DataFrame'>
Int64Index: 6400 entries, 0 to 6399
Data columns (total 12 columns):
uf_x               6400 non-null object
cargo              6400 non-null object
nome_completo      6400 non-null object
sequencial         6400 non-null object
cpf                6400 non-null object
nome_urna          6400 non-null object
partido_eleicao    6400 non-null object
situacao           6400 non-null object
uf_y               6400 non-null object
descricao          6400 non-null object
detalhe            6400 non-null object
valor              6400 non-null float64
dtypes: float64(1), object(11)
memory usage: 650.0+ KB

I need to select the rows that have in the "detalhe" column the words  or phrases: "LOTE RURAL" or "FAZENDA" or "IMOVEL RURAL" or "GLEBA" or "AREA RURAL" or "AREA NO LOTEAMENTO"
Initially I thought about selecting each part:
mask = bens_gerais_candidatos_2014['detalhe'].str.contains("LOTE RURAL", na=False)
parte1 = bens_gerais_candidatos_2014[mask]

mask = bens_gerais_candidatos_2014['detalhe'].str.contains("FAZENDA", na=False)
parte2 = bens_gerais_candidatos_2014[mask]

And so on. And then merge these lines with a few merge:
areas1 = pd.merge(parte1, parte2, left_on='cpf', right_on='cpf', how='outer')
areas2 = pd.merge(areas1, parte3, left_on='cpf', right_on='cpf', how='outer')

...
Please, is there another easier way to look up words and phrases to create a new dataframe?
Without repeating lines - for example, there are cases where "LOTE RURAL" appears in a single line and others in which "LOTE RURAL" appears along with "FAZENDA", or cases that only appear "FAZENDA". Like this:
"LOTE RURAL 42"
"LOTE RURAL 38, DENOMINADO FAZENDA CATARINA"
"FAZENDA ÁGUA VERMELHA"

A: I think you can do:
str_choice = "LOTE RURAL|FAZENDA|IMOVEL RURAL"
bens_gerais_candidatos_2014[bens_gerais_candidatos_2014['detalhe'].\
                               str.contains(str_choice, na=False)]

The symbol | means "or" in str_choice so it could get all the different words you look for, add as much | you need

A: You can try below code:
search_list = ["LOTE RURAL","FAZENDA","IMOVEL RURAL","GLEBA","AREA RURAL","AREA NO LOTEAMENTO"]

mask = bens_gerais_candidatos_2014['detalhe'].str.contains('|'.join(search_list))


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Filed 4/12/22
CERTIFIED FOR PUBLICATION
IN THE COURT OF APPEAL OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
SECOND APPELLATE DISTRICT
DIVISION SIX
CLARITY CO. CONSULTING, LLC,
Plaintiff and Respondent,
LARRY GABRIEL,
Defendant and Appellant. 2d Civil No. B311823
(Super. Ct. No. 56-2020-00547889-CU-BC-VTA)
(Ventura County)
This appeal illustrates an attorney's misuse of the anti-SLAPP statute. (Code of Civ. Proc. § 425.16.)[1] "[H]owever efficacious the anti-SLAPP procedure may be in the right case, it can be badly abused in the wrong one, resulting in substantial cost—and prejudicial delay." (Grewal v. Jammu (2011) 191 Cal.App.4th 977, 981.) This is the wrong case. Appellant was given more than adequate notice in the trial court that his anti-SLAPP motion was not designed for this contractual dispute. He has been given the same notice on appeal. The warnings should have given him pause. They did not.
What we said over twenty years ago is as true today as it was then: "[w]e . . . observe that trial attorneys who prosecute their own appeals, such as appellant [and his law firm], may have 'tunnel vision.' Having tried the case themselves, they become convinced of the merits of their cause. They may lose objectivity and would be well served by consulting and taking the advice of disinterested members of the bar, schooled in appellate practice." (Estate of Gilkison (1998) 65 Cal.App.4th 1446, 1449-1450.)
Respondent Clarity Co. Consulting, LLC, and ONclick Healthcare, Inc. (ONclick), entered into a written contract whereby respondent agreed to provide services to ONclick on an hourly basis. ONclick "is a start-up health care company that was formed in 2019." Appellant Larry Gabriel, a licensed California attorney, is the General Counsel of ONclick.
ONclick did not pay for the services rendered. So respondent filed a complaint alleging an ordinary breach of contract action and related causes of action against ONclick, appellant, and other persons associated with ONclick. Acting in his individual capacity, appellant filed a special motion to strike the complaint as a strategic lawsuit against public participation (SLAPP). The other defendants did not join in the motion. The motion was denied. This appeal is from the trial court's orders denying the motion and awarding respondent its attorney fees as a sanction for making a frivolous anti-SLAPP motion. (§ 425.16, subd. (c)(1).)
Appellant contends that the trial court erroneously determined that he had failed to satisfy the first step of the anti-SLAPP statute, i.e., he had not made a prima facie showing that respondent's causes of action were based on protected activity. He also claims that the trial court abused its discretion in awarding attorney fees incurred by respondent in opposing the anti-SLAPP motion.[2]
We affirm. We grant respondent's motion for sanctions for taking a frivolous appeal. We order appellant and his counsel to pay sanctions of $12,798.50 to respondent and $8,500 to the clerk of this court.
Respondent's Complaint
The complaint alleged: "Defendants breached the contract [the contract between respondent and ONclick] . . . by failing and refusing to pay for the services contemplated by Defendants and completed by [respondent]. Multiple demands for payment have been made. To date, no payment in any amount has been provided." Respondent claimed that it had "sustained damages in the minimum amount of $63,500.00." The prayer for relief requested both compensatory and punitive damages.
The complaint consisted of the following six causes of action, each of which was against all defendants: (1) breach of a written contract, (2) breach of an oral agreement, (3) unjust enrichment, (4) breach of a covenant of good faith and fair dealing, (5) intentional misrepresentation, and (6) concealment.
In his opening brief, appellant claims that his motion to strike was directed at only the fifth cause of action for intentional misrepresentation and the sixth cause of action for concealment. "[T]he [m]otion was not addressed to the breach of contract action." But appellant's motion to strike expressly recited that it was directed at respondent's "complaint in its entirety." Since appellant's briefs discuss only the fifth and sixth causes of action, we limit our analysis to these causes of action.
The fifth cause of action alleged that respondent had detrimentally relied on defendants' misrepresentations concerning ONclick's financial health and "Defendants' ability to pay for services . . . provided by [respondent] pursuant to the Contracts." Defendants intentionally misrepresented that they "were not in financial jeopardy and that ONclick . . . was financially sound and had secured significant investor financing to operate its business." Respondent was "deceived into believing that compliance with the terms of the Contracts would and could occur." "In furtherance of the fraudulent misconduct and in an
attempt to secure the services of [respondent] . . . , Defendants engaged in overt attempts to hire Jennifer McCoy, the President and Chief Executive Officer of [respondent], as full-time Chief Operating Office[r] of ONclick Healthcare, Inc. . . . [T]he . . . [proposed] employment contract [was] valued in excess of $1,000,000 annually. All of these negotiations . . . occurred while Defendants all knew, but failed to represent . . . that Defendants had no ability to finance such a contract since there were no funds with which to do so. . . . [I]n reliance on the good faith and fair dealings which [respondent] assumed were occurring, [it] continued to perform work on behalf of Defendants despite never having been paid to date." Respondent "declined other opportunities from existing and potential clients which resulted in a loss of income . . . ."
The sixth cause of action alleged: "Defendants concealed from [respondent] certain information regarding the financial soundness and ability to pay for services which Defendants sought [respondent] to perform." The concealment was "a ruse designed to secure the services of [respondent] under false pretenses because Defendants could not operate without the work product created by and the services performed by [respondent]." Had respondent been aware that ONclick was in financial jeopardy, it "would not have engaged in the Contracts and/or would have taken additional safeguards to ensure payment for services contemplated and performed, such as advance payment for services."
Appellant's Motion to Strike
Appellant alleged that at all times he had acted "solely in his role as the general counsel of ONclick." "[H]e was not involved in the negotiations of the [service] contract with [respondent], is not a party to [that] contract and only became involved in negotiations with [respondent] as counsel for ONclick in an attempt to work out a long-term employment relationship between ONclick and [respondent's] CEO [Jennifer McCoy] . . . by and through [respondent's] attorney, Stephen Fishback." "When the negotiations broke down, and Mr. Fishback was unhappy that ONclick refused to immediately pay [respondent] on its alleged invoices, Mr. Fishback threatened to sue [appellant] personally, without any factual basis for the claim whatsoever." "Mr Fishback . . . also threatened to file a complaint with the State Bar against [appellant]." "The parties then engaged in settlement negotiations. Those negotiations failed. . . . In engaging in the [employment] contract negotiations and the settlement discussion, [appellant] was exercising his constitutionally protected rights."[3]
Trial Court's Ruling
In a minute order the trial court ruled: "The motion is denied. This is a breach of contract action based on the agreement [between respondent and ONclick]. [Appellant] is clearly annoyed at being sued, but his remedy is a demurrer and/or a motion for summary judgment. . . . Based on what was pleaded, this [SLAPP motion] should not have been filed. There may have been actionable words exchanged between counsel, but none of that has been pleaded. What is at issue is what is in the complaint, and that is nothing more than a breach of contract along with some related causes of action. Sanctions in the amount of $3,300 are awarded in favor of [respondent] . . . ."
The Anti-SLAPP Statute
"A SLAPP suit . . . seeks to chill or punish a party's exercise of constitutional rights to free speech and to petition the government for redress of grievances. [Citation.] The Legislature enacted Code of Civil Procedure section 425.16—known as the anti-SLAPP statute—to provide a procedural remedy to dispose of lawsuits that are brought to chill the valid exercise of constitutional rights." (Rusheen v. Cohen (2006) 37 Cal.4th 1048, 1055-1056.)
"A court evaluates an anti-SLAPP motion in two steps. . . . [¶] . . . The defendant's first-step burden is to identify the activity each challenged claim rests on and demonstrate that that activity is protected by the anti-SLAPP statute." (Wilson v. Cable News Network, Inc. (2019) 7 Cal.5th 871, 884 (Wilson).) "A defendant satisfies the first step of the analysis by demonstrating that the 'conduct by which plaintiff claims to have been injured falls within one of the four categories described in subdivision (e) [of section 425.16]' [citation], and that the plaintiff's claims in fact arise from that conduct [citation]. The four categories in subdivision (e) describe conduct '"in furtherance of a person's right of petition or free speech under the United States or California Constitution in connection with a public issue."' (§ 425.16, subd. (e).)" (Rand Resources, LLC v. City of Carson (2019) 6 Cal.5th 610, 619-620.) "At this stage, the question is only whether a defendant has made out a prima facie case that activity underlying a plaintiff's claims is statutorily
protected . . . ." (Wilson, supra, at p. 888.)
"'If the defendant carries its [first-step] burden, the plaintiff must then demonstrate its claims have at least "minimal merit."' [Citation.] If the plaintiff fails to meet that burden, the court will strike the claim. . . . [¶] Because the [trial court] determined [appellant] had failed to carry its initial burden, we are here concerned only with the first step of the analysis." (Wilson, supra, 7 Cal.5th at p. 884.)
Standard of Review
"A ruling on a section 425.16 motion is reviewed de novo. [Citation.] We review the record independently to determine whether the asserted cause[s] of action arise[] from activity protected under the statute . . . ." (Stewart v. Rolling Stone LLC (2010) 181 Cal.App.4th 664, 675.) "'We consider "the pleadings, and supporting and opposing affidavits . . . upon which the liability or defense is based." . . .'" (Flatley v. Mauro (2006) 39 Cal.4th 299, 326.)
Appellant's Theory on the First Step of
Appellant argues: Respondent's fifth cause of action for intentional misrepresentation and sixth cause of action for concealment "addressed [his] freedom of speech in representing his client, ONclick, regarding a potential contract with [respondent's] owner [Jennifer McCoy], and thereafter in engaging in settlement discussions. As such, these allegations invaded [his] ability to advise his client and attacked his efforts at settlement, which are all protected speech." "The Motion [to strike] . . . addressed 'speech' in the context of negotiations regarding a[n] [employment] contract, and then a settlement, all under the threat of litigation by [respondent's] counsel [Stephen Fishback]." "Given the factual scenario, . . . [appellant] has satisfied the first [step] required for an Anti-SLAPP motion, to wit: the activity is a protected activity under the anti-SLAPP statute." "It is unassailable that '[s]ettlement discussions made in connection with or in anticipation of litigation are protected activities under the anti-SLAPP statute. . . .'" Although such settlement discussions constitute protected activity, the fifth and sixth causes of action have nothing to do with settlement discussions. Nor do they arise out of protected free speech.
Protected Activity – Free Speech
Section 425.16, subdivision (b) provides, "(1) A cause of action against a person arising from any act of that person in furtherance of the person's right of . . . free speech under the United States Constitution or the California Constitution in connection with a public issue shall be subject to a special motion to strike . . . ." Section 425.16, subdivision (e) provides, "'[A]ct in furtherance of a person's right of . . . free speech . . . in connection with a public issue' includes: . . . (3) any written or oral statement . . . made in a place open to the public or a public forum in connection with an issue of public interest, or (4) any other conduct in furtherance of the exercise of the constitutional right of . . . free speech in connection with a public issue or an issue of public interest." "[B]oth the third and fourth categories of conduct that fall within section 425.16[, subdivision (e)] are subject to the limitation that the conduct must be in connection with an issue of public interest. The Legislature intended this requirement to have a limiting effect on the types of conduct that come within the third and fourth categories of the statute." (Weinberg v. Feisel (2003) 110 Cal.App.4th 1122, 1132 (Weinberg).)
Section 425.16 "does not provide a definition for 'an issue of public interest,' and it is doubtful an all-encompassing definition could be provided. However, the statute requires that there be some attributes of the issue which make it one of public, rather than merely private, interest." (Weinberg, supra, 110 Cal.App.4th at p. 1132.) Appellant's negotiations and settlement discussions with respondent were "simply part of a private transaction, unconnected to any 'public issue' or 'issue of public interest.' (§ 425.16, subd. (e), clauses (3), (4).) Therefore, . . . clauses (3) and (4) of section 425.16, subdivision (e) . . . are unavailing to [him]." (Moore v. Shaw (2004) 116 Cal.App.4th 182, 200 (Moore); see also Workman v. Colichman (2019) 33 Cal.App.5th 1039, 1048 (Workman) ["To be considered an issue of public interest, the communication must 'go beyond the parochial particulars of the given parties'"].)
Protected Activity – Litigation-Related Activity
Litigation-related activity may be protected under the first two clauses of section 425.16, subdivision (e). The clauses apply to "(1) any written or oral statement or writing made before a . . . judicial proceeding, or . . . (2) any written or oral statement or writing made in connection with an issue under consideration or review by a . . . judicial body . . . ." (§ 425.16, subd. (e), clauses (1) & (2).) Unlike the third and fourth clauses of section 425.16, subdivision (e), the first two clauses "do not have an 'issue of public interest' limitation. . . . " (Moore, supra, 116 Cal.App.4th at p. 196.)
"Numerous cases have held that the SLAPP statute protects lawyers sued for litigation-related speech and activity. [Citations.] Put otherwise, legal advice and settlement made in connection with litigation are within section 425.16, and may protect defendant attorneys from suits brought by third parties on any legal theory or cause of action 'arising from' those protected activities." (Thayer v. Kabateck Brown Kellner LLP (2012) 207 Cal.App.4th 141, 154.) "The protection of the anti-SLAPP statute applies 'even against allegations of fraudulent promises made during the settlement process.' [Citation.]" (Optional Capital, Inc. v. Akin Gump Strauss, Hauer & Feld LLP (2017) 18 Cal.App.5th 95, 114.)
As alleged in the fifth cause of action, the injury-producing conduct was appellant's intentional misrepresentations that (1) ONclick was financially healthy, (2) it would be able to pay for respondent's services, and (3) it had the means to finance an employment contract with respondent's CEO that was "valued in excess of $1,000,000 annually." As alleged in the sixth cause of action, the injury-producing conduct was appellant's concealment of ONclick's poor financial condition and inability to pay for respondent's services or to finance the proposed employment contract. The purpose of the misrepresentations and concealment was to induce respondent to enter into the service agreement with ONclick and provide its services on credit instead of requiring payment in advance.
The injury-producing conduct, which both causes of action characterize as "fraudulent misconduct," does not qualify as litigation-related protected activity. Appellant's misrepresentations and acts of concealment were not made in contemplation or anticipation of future litigation. When they were made, there was no claim or dispute to be litigated or settled.
Appellant's litigation-related activity did not commence until the employment-contract negotiations "broke down" and ONclick refused respondent's request that it immediately pay respondent's invoices. As appellant stated in his points and authorities filed in the trial court, "The parties then engaged in settlement negotiations" that "failed."
Respondent aptly observes: "[Appellant] ignor[es] . . . that all the allegations of [the fifth and sixth causes of action] arise solely out of the defendants' failure to pay the amount [they] owed [respondent] for the services provided and the defendants' misrepresentation and/or concealment of material information during the negotiation of the services contracts and/or the . . . employment contract. . . . [T]hose negotiations in no way involved any attempt at settlement of anything . . . ."
Accordingly, appellant failed to carry his first-step burden of establishing "a prima facie case that activity underlying [respondent's] claims [in the fifth and sixth causes of action] is statutorily protected . . . ." (Wilson, supra, 7 Cal.5th at p. 888.) The fifth and sixth causes of action focus on appellant's unprotected activity before the commencement of protected settlement discussions on respondent's breach of contract claim.
Sanctions for Making Frivolous Motion to Strike
"If the court finds that a special motion to strike is frivolous or is solely intended to cause unnecessary delay, the court shall award costs and reasonable attorney's fees to a plaintiff prevailing on the motion, pursuant to Section 128.5." (§ 425.16, subd. (c)(1).) The trial court ruled that appellant's motion to strike was frivolous. "Frivolous in this context means that any reasonable attorney would agree the motion was totally devoid of merit. [Citation.] An order awarding attorneys' fees pursuant to section 128.5, as incorporated in section 425.16, subdivision (c), is reviewed under the abuse of discretion test. [Citation.] A ruling amounts to an abuse of discretion when it exceeds the bounds of reason, and the burden is on the party complaining to establish that discretion was abused." (Gerbosi v. Gaims, Weil, West & Epstein, LLP (2011) 193 Cal.App.4th 435, 450 (Gerbosi); see also Estate of Gilkison, supra, 65 Cal.App.4th 1443, 1448-1449 [collecting cases and describing the standard of review].)
Any reasonable attorney would agree that appellant's special motion to strike was "totally and completely without merit." (§ 128.5, subd. (b)(2).) Appellant has not made, and could not make, a prima facie showing that his acts underlying the fifth and sixth causes of action were in furtherance of his constitutional right of free speech in connection with a public issue or an issue of public interest. Appellant's acts related to matters that were of purely private concern. Appellant should have considered the component words of the SLAPP acronym – "strategic lawsuit against public participation." (Italics added.)
Nor could appellant make a prima facie showing that his allegedly wrongful, injury-producing conduct constituted litigation-related protected activity. Any reasonable attorney would know that "'it is the principal thrust or gravamen of the plaintiff's cause of action that determines whether the anti-SLAPP statute applies . . . .'" (Robles v. Chalilpoyil (2010) 181 Cal.App.4th 566, 575.) In addition, any reasonable attorney would realize that the principal thrust or gravamen of the fifth and sixth causes of action was defendants' allegedly fraudulent misconduct during the negotiations of the service and employment contracts. These negotiations preceded the litigation-related settlement discussions that occurred after respondent's attorney had demanded immediate payment of respondent's overdue invoices.
"In 2003, concerned about the 'disturbing abuse' of the anti-SLAPP statute, the Legislature enacted section 425.17 to exempt certain actions from it. (§ 425.17, subd. (a).)" (Simpson Strong-Tie Co., Inc. v. Gore (2010) 49 Cal.4th 12, 21-22.) Respondent's fifth and sixth causes of action are not exempt under section 425.17. But appellant's special motion to strike these causes of action is an example of the "disturbing abuse" of the anti-SLAPP statute. "Whatever defenses [appellant] may have, those defenses could not be established by way of an anti-SLAPP motion." (Gerbosi, supra, 193 Cal.App.4th at p. 450.)
Sanctions for Taking Frivolous Appeal
After the filing of appellant's reply brief, respondent timely filed a motion to impose sanctions against appellant pursuant to section 907, which provides, "When it appears to the reviewing court that the appeal was frivolous or taken solely for delay, it may add to the costs on appeal such damages as may be just." "'Courts have struggled to apply . . . section 907. [Citation.] On the one hand, the statute should be used to compensate for a party's egregious behavior, and to deter abuse of the court system and the appellate process. [Citations.] On the other hand, sanctions should not be awarded simply because an appeal is without merit. Indiscriminate application of section 907 could deter attorneys from vigorously representing their clients, and deter parties from pursuing legitimate appeals.'" (Malek Media Group, LLC v. AXQG Corp. (2020) 58 Cal.App.5th 817, 834.)
Sanctions for taking a frivolous appeal "should be used most sparingly to deter only the most egregious conduct." (In re Marriage of Flaherty (1982) 31 Cal.3d 637, 651 (Flaherty).) "Further, '[a]n appeal, though unsuccessful, should not be penalized as frivolous if it presents a unique issue which is not indisputably without merit, or involves facts which are not amenable to easy analysis in terms of existing law, or makes a reasoned argument for the extension, modification, or reversal of existing law. [Citation.]'" (Dodge, Warren & Peters Ins. Services, Inc. v. Riley (2003) 105 Cal.App.4th 1414, 1422 (Dodge).)
The taking of the present appeal falls within "the most egregious conduct" referred to in Flaherty, supra, 31 Cal.3d at p. 651. The appeal does not involve a unique issue. It involves a "garden-variety" issue under the anti-SLAPP law. Appellant does not make "'a reasoned argument for the extension, modification, or reversal of existing law. . . .'" (Dodge, supra, 105 Cal.App.4th at p. 1422.) The facts "'are . . . amenable to easy analysis in terms of existing law . . . .'" (Ibid.) Appellant needed only to determine "'[t]he allegedly wrongful and injury-producing conduct . . . that provides the foundation for the claim[s]'" in the fifth and sixth causes of action. (Hylton v. Frank E. Rogozienski, Inc. (2009) 177 Cal.App.4th 1264, 1272.) These causes of action are not complex. They are simple and straightforward. Any reasonable attorney would have understood that the allegedly injury-producing conduct involved a matter of private concern and was not in furtherance of appellant's constitutional right of free speech in connection with a public issue or an issue of public interest. Any reasonable attorney would also have understood that the allegedly injury-producing conduct was defendants' fraudulent, unprotected misrepresentations (fifth cause of action) and concealment (sixth cause of action) that preceded litigation-related settlement discussions over respondents' unpaid invoices.
"This case is simply '[a]nother appeal in an anti-SLAPP case. Another appeal by a defendant whose anti-SLAPP motion failed below. Another appeal [with] no merit, [which] will result in an inordinate delay of the plaintiff's case and cause [it] to incur more unnecessary attorney fees.' [Citation.] Thus, we find an award of sanctions to be appropriate, and grant [respondent's] motion." (Workman, supra, 33 Cal.App.5th at p. 1064.)
Respondent has submitted declarations showing that its reasonable appellate attorney fees and costs total $12,798.50. This amount is a reasonable and appropriate sanction.
"'Courts, with increasing frequency, have imposed additional sanctions, payable to the clerk of the court, to compensate the state for the cost to the taxpayers of processing a frivolous appeal. [Citation.] The cost of processing an appeal that results in an opinion has been estimated to be approximately $ 8,500.' [Citations.] We find that additional sanctions in the amount of $ 8,500.00 are appropriate." (Workman, supra, 33 Cal.App.5th at pp. 1064-1065, fn. omitted.)
"'Sanctions may be ordered against a litigant [citation] and/or against the lawyer. . . .' [Citation.] Sanctions are warranted against a lawyer 'who, because the appeal was so totally lacking in merit, had a professional obligation not to pursue it.' [Citation.] We find that sanctions are appropriate against both [appellant] and [his] counsel of record: [Daniel J. Mulligan of Jenkins Mulligan & Gabriel LLP]. We therefore sanction appellant and [his] attorneys, jointly and severally, in the amount of $12,798.50, payable to [respondent], and in the amount of $ 8,500.00, payable to the clerk of this court. [¶] This opinion constitutes a written statement of our reasons for imposing sanctions. [Citations.]" (Workman, supra, 33 Cal.App.5th at p. 1065.)
The trial court's orders denying appellant's special motion to strike and imposing sanctions of $3,300 for making a frivolous motion are affirmed. For taking a frivolous appeal, sanctions are imposed upon appellant Larry Gabriel as well as his counsel of record, Daniel J. Mulligan and Jenkins Mulligan & Gabriel LLP, jointly and severally, in the amount of $12,798.50 to be paid to respondent, and $8,500.00 to be paid to the clerk of this court. Upon issuance of the remittitur, the clerk of this court is ordered to forward a copy of this opinion to the State Bar. (Bus. & Prof. Code, §§ 6086.7, subd. (a)(3), 6068, subd. (o)(3).) All sanctions shall be paid no later than 30 days after the date the remittitur is issued. Respondent shall recover from appellant any additional costs on appeal to which it is entitled pursuant to rule 8.278(d) of the California Rules of Court.
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PERREN, J.
Henry Walsh, Judge
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Jenkins Mulligan & Gabriel and Daniel J. Mulligan, for Defendant and Appellant.
Keller, Fishback & Jackson and Stephen M. Fishback, Dan C. Bolton; The Arkin Law Firm and Sharon J. Arkin, for Plaintiff and Respondent.
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"An attorney fee award in connection with the denial of a special motion to strike is sufficiently interrelated with the denial that the fee award is reviewable on appeal from the order denying the special motion to strike." (Chitsazzadeh v. Kramer & Kaslow (2011) 199 Cal.App.4th 676, 680, fn. 2.) ?
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How Do Climate Change and Energy-related Partnerships Impact Innovation and Technology Transfer? Some Lessons for the Implementation of the UN Sustainable Development Goals
A. Mert, P.H. Pattberg
Environmental Policy Analysis
Multi-layered governance in EUrope and beyond (MLG)
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Public-private partnerships (PPPs) are endorsed and applied across a number of global public policy arenas, from health to climate change. PPPs for sustainable development at the global level emerged after the 2002 Johannesburg World Summit on Sustainable Development as voluntary cooperative arrangements between governments and non-state actors to address and implement specific sustainability goals, but the role and relevance of these partnerships remain contested. This chapter addresses the relationship between partnerships and intellectual property rights as part of a broader inquiry into processes of technology transfer and institutional innovation. It scrutinizes whether climate and energy-related partnerships focus on technical implementation of existing technologies, technology transfer, knowledge dissemination, or innovation. It analyzes their performance related to tackling the problems they were set up to address, drawing on multi-year research on the emergence and effectiveness of PPPs for sustainable development, using the large Global Sustainability Partnerships Database to understand better the role and relevance of PPPs in contemporary global environmental governance.
The Cambridge Handbook of Public-Private Partnerships, Intellectual Property Governance and Sustainable Development
Margaret Chon, Pedro Roffe, Ahmed Abdel-Latif
10.1017/9781316809587.016
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Mert, A., & Pattberg, P. H. (2018). How Do Climate Change and Energy-related Partnerships Impact Innovation and Technology Transfer? Some Lessons for the Implementation of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. In M. Chon, P. Roffe, & A. Abdel-Latif (Eds.), The Cambridge Handbook of Public-Private Partnerships, Intellectual Property Governance and Sustainable Development (pp. 289-307). Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/9781316809587.016
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Фигаро́ль (, ) — коммуна во Франции, находится в регионе Юг — Пиренеи. Департамент — Верхняя Гаронна. Входит в состав кантона Сали-дю-Салат. Округ коммуны — Сен-Годенс.

Код INSEE коммуны — 31183.

География
Коммуна расположена приблизительно в 660 км к югу от Парижа, в 75 км к юго-западу от Тулузы.

На севере коммуны протекает река Гаронна.

Климат
Климат умеренно-океанический. Зима мягкая и снежная, весна характеризуется сильными дождями и грозами, лето сухое и жаркое, осень солнечная. Преобладают сильные юго-восточные и северо-западные ветры.

Население
Население коммуны на 2010 год составляло 276 человек.

Администрация

Экономика
В 2010 году среди 165 человек трудоспособного возраста (15—64 лет) 130 были экономически активными, 35 — неактивными (показатель активности — 78,8 %, в 1999 году было 70,0 %). Из 130 активных жителей работали 121 человек (72 мужчины и 49 женщин), безработных было 9 (3 мужчин и 6 женщин). Среди 35 неактивных 8 человек были учениками или студентами, 16 — пенсионерами, 11 были неактивными по другим причинам.

Достопримечательности
 Церковь Св. Архангела Михаила

Фотогалерея

Примечания

Ссылки

 Официальный сайт

Коммуны департамента Верхняя Гаронна

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Erik Krummedige (død 14. september 1439), var hofmester, ridder og rigsråd.

Erik Krummedige var en søn af Segebod Krummedige, der ved sit giftermål med Cæcilie Pedersdatter Skram havde erhvervet hovedgården Rundtoft i Angel. Denne gård gik over til Erik Krummedige, og da han havde ægtet, som det synes, en datter af drosten Johan von Thienen, tilskødede denne ham 1397 meget gods i samme egn. Hans godsrigdom og anselige slægt bragte ham snart frem i første række blandt den schauenburgske fyrsteslægts tilhængere; ridderslaget fik han i begyndelsen af det 15. århundrede, måske under et af hærtogene imod ditmarskerne, og da hertug Gerhard var falden i kampen imod disse (1404), indtog Erik Krummedige den første plads blandt formynderne for hans enke og børn og kaldes drost i Sønderjylland.

Fra dette øjeblik af er Erik Krummediges historie en menneskealder igennem uopløselig forbundet med Sønderjyllands og kan her kun antydes i sine hovedtræk. Vistnok under påvirkning af ham, der som medejer af Løgismose på Fyn også var knyttet til Danmark, valgte enkehertuginden det parti i dronning Margrete 1. at søge en støtte imod sin mands efterlevende broder, greve og biskop Henrik af Osnabrück, der havde forladt sit bispedømme Osnabrück og krævede sin part af Holsten og Slesvig, og da hertuginden havde pantsat Tønder Slot med dets store underliggende til dronningen, overdrog denne det som len til Erik Krummedige; også på anden vis spores det, at han har stået i gunst hos den danske dronning.

Snart kom dog det øjeblik, da enkehertuginden og hendes rådgivere mærkede, at Margrete trak nettet stedse fastere sammen om dem; de brød så igennem og Erik Krummedige forrest af alle. Fra dansk side klagede man over, at han begik fredsbrud, og fra 1410 var det åben kamp, om end stadig afbrudt af forlig; midt under et sådant erobrede Erik Krummedige byen Flensborg ved et natligt overfald (1411). Endnu i danehofsdommen 1413 nævnes han som hertuginde Elisabeths fornemste rådgiver og modstander af den danske konge.

Kort efter skiftede imidlertid Erik Krummedige parti, og sammen med ham gik en hel række af holstenske slesvigere over til kong Erik af Pommern; de have vel anset videre modstand for håbløs, og i tide villet slutte sig til sejrherren; mulig har også personlig antipati
imod grevebiskoppen Henrik spillet en rolle herved. Erik Krummedige selv fik straks den største indflydelse i den danske konges råd; han
nævnes senere undertiden med titlen hofmester (magister curiæ), og han fremtræder atter og atter som den, der er Eriks mest betroede mand. Ved alle de følgende års talrige forhandlinger med holstenerne og hansestæderne er det som regel ham, der fører ordet; til ham er det, man henvender sig, når man vil have sat noget igennem hos kongen, og frem for alt i Eriks sønderjydske politik har han sikkert været den ledende ånd. Det har jo for ham også været en kamp for hans hele velfærd; i hertugdømmet havde han sine egne godser, og disse lå endda så langt
imod syd, at de vare højst udsatte under den hele strid.

En tid kune Erik Krummedige triumfere; kong Eriks politik syntes at lykkes, og det danske herredømme nåede over næsten hele Sønderjylland; byen Slesvig blev erobret, og da den ved et forlig foreløbig overgaves til hansestædernes varetægt, betroede disse den i 1417 til Erik Krummedige. Senere gik det anderledes; skridt for skridt trængte holstenerne atter frem, og kampen endte som bekendt med, at de generhvervede omtrent hele Sønderjylland. Afgørende var det især, at de 1431 erobrede byen Flensborg; selv forsøgte Erik Krummedige, der ellers mere synes at have været diplomat end kriger, nu at undsætte den ved Flensborg anlagte borg med en flåde, men det mislykkedes, og den måtte overgive sig; i samme år faldt også hans egen gård Rundtoft i modstandernes hænder og blev jævnet med jorden.

Således havde Erik Krummedige mistet sit oprindelige hjem. I Danmark havde han dog fundet et nyt; som kongens lensmand sad han inde med det rige Ålholm Len på Lolland, og alt tyder på, at den tyskfødte adelsmand nu var ganske indlevet med det danske aristokrati. Hans sidste leveår vise i det mindste, at han følte sig mere som det danske riges råd end som kong Eriks personlige tilhænger. Med ham i spidsen søgte rigsrådet at mægle mellem kongen og svenskerne; på mødet i Kalmar i 1436 var det ham, der i forening med en lybsk borgmester fældede en voldgiftskendelse, der langtfra var efter kongens hjerte, og 2 år efter sendtes han til et møde i samme by, hvor han da var med til at vedtage en ny unionstraktat, hvis ånd helt igennem er aristokratisk. Dette er sidste gang, at Erik Krummedige nævnes, og han døde 14. september 1439, således at han ikke har oplevet at se Eriks afsættelse eller det danske rigsråds forbund med den hertug Adolf, som han så længe havde bekæmpet. Hans talrige børn forblev i Danmark.

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Mackenzie, C. J., editor; Ball, R. C., assistant editor; O'Brien, R. W., associate editor; Osborne, W. H., exchange editor. The Blue Bonnet, Vol. 3, No. 27, 1936-07-18 - Page 1. July 18, 1936. Special Collections, University of Houston Libraries. University of Houston Digital Library. Web. January 20, 2022. https://digital.lib.uh.edu/collection/p15195coll22/item/464/show/460.
Mackenzie, C. J., editor; Ball, R. C., assistant editor; O'Brien, R. W., associate editor; Osborne, W. H., exchange editor. (July 18, 1936). The Blue Bonnet, Vol. 3, No. 27, 1936-07-18 - Page 1. USS Houston Blue Bonnet Newsletters. Special Collections, University of Houston Libraries. Retrieved from https://digital.lib.uh.edu/collection/p15195coll22/item/464/show/460
Mackenzie, C. J., editor; Ball, R. C., assistant editor; O'Brien, R. W., associate editor; Osborne, W. H., exchange editor, The Blue Bonnet, Vol. 3, No. 27, 1936-07-18 - Page 1, July 18, 1936, USS Houston Blue Bonnet Newsletters, Special Collections, University of Houston Libraries, accessed January 20, 2022, https://digital.lib.uh.edu/collection/p15195coll22/item/464/show/460.
Alternative Title The Blue Bonnet, Vol. III, No. XXVII, 1936-07-18
Mackenzie, C. J., editor
O'Brien, R. W., associate editor
Osborne, W. H., exchange editor
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Original Item Location ID 1981-001, Box 11, Folder 8
Transcript Volume III * " S. S... 0 .. 5-.- 0.. * SEATTLE, WASHINGTON- IS JULY, 1936. Number XXVII HOUSTON NINE WINS --::-- Take Measure of Chester Nine In Exciting Contest --::-- Displaying great improvement since their last game, the HOUSTON nine produced definite indications of their strength in downing the strong Chester nine last Thursday afternoon. • Playing a seven inning practice game on the Queen Anne diamond, our boys were extended to the limit, but benefits gained in recent batting practices resulted in steady hitting with the team opening up in the sixth with a barrage of six hits and the three runs which clinched the game. The Chester first drew blood in the second when one run was pushed across the plate before Weber bore down and fanned two in a row to retire the side. The Houston came back in their half of the inning to collect two runs, manufactured when Weber homered with Battle on the sacks. In the third the Houston increased her lead two more when Willmuth singled, scoring on Wright's doub'le to left field, Wright then scored from 3rd. on Spruell's slow roller to short. In the 4th the Chester collected anothe: run before Rimmer registered a strikeout to retire the side. In the 5th. the Chester again jumped into the lead when Barrett tripled with two on, himself scoring on a pich hitter line drive to right. Houston then tied up the score in their half of the frame when Wright smacked the first pitch deep into left field for a homer. The Chester again jumped into the lead in the 6th when ( Continued on Page Two) HOUSTON FLOAT GETS BIG HAND --::-- The HOUSTON float depicting King Neptune's Court drew a big hand from the crowd of some 50,000 people as it passed through the locks of Lake Washington Canal. Number one Motor Launch rigged as old King Nep's Royal Barge and the Royal Court which it carried was perhaps one of the saltiest assem-" blages that ever passed through the locks. On going to press no word had been received as to the official outcome but from the cheers our entry received, King Neptune & His Royal Court seemed to be the favorite Navy Float. ( Continued on Page Four) ••• NEW CPO'S --::-- During the past week two of our very popular shipmates, J. J. Vizard, Phmlc and L. D. Proimos, BMlc received the good news of their appointment to Cphm( AA) and CBM( AA). Through the Blue Bonnet, all hands extend their felicitations to the new Hackies. • • NEW UNIFORMS --::-- During the past week our baseball team tried out their new uniforms and from reports it seems the new outfits have given the boys quite an incentive to produce more wins on the diamond for the HOUSTON. It must be admitted the uniforms are really snappy in appearance and all the old timers on board say these are the best suits ever S( lQJ1 on the HOUSTON. TACOMA HOSTS TO NAVY The Chamber of: Commerce of Tacoma, Washington has arranged a varied an interesting schedule of entertainment to cover the period of the Navy's visit to their city. This entertainment varies from dances for both enlisted men and officers to baseball and boat races. NAVY MOTHERS CLUB HOSTESSES AT DANCES Friday and · Saturday evening!':, July 23 and 24, from 2100- 2400 the Navy Mothers' Club will have an open house for the enli ted men at the Edward B. Rhodes Post Legion Hall, 409 South G Street. These two dances are the first of a series that will be held during our visit. CHURCH AND CO CERT SUNDAY All churches in Tacoma extend a cordial invitation to all officers and enlisted men to attend their services. Mo" rning services, as a rule, are held at 1100. Each ship will be furnished at a later date, i1 list of the participating churches and addressess. In addition to these, the Navy Mothers' Club is sponsoring church services and a social hour from 2000- 2200 Sunday, 26 July. Sunday afternoon the Cruisers Scouting Force Band will give a concert at Point Defiance Park. DA TCE AT CRESE T . BALLROO. I FOR . IE.• Monday evening from 2100- 2400 there will be a dance for 1500 enlisted men at the Cresent Ballroon, 1302 Fawcett Avenue. The uniform for this dance will be Service Dress Blue Baker. Tuesday evening a similar dance will be given in this same ballroom ( Continued on Page Four) .


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