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Q: Is spring security OAuth valnurable to XSS? Why is the authorization request in the session? When we request an authorization from a Spring OAuth authorization server, the server stores the authorization request that contains clientId and scopes in the session if the user still needs to approve the request.
Next we are forwarded to the confirm_access page which displays some kind of form to the user where the user can approve or deny the request. After the user makes a decision, the request from the session is continued to be used and I don't see any check whether the authorization request in the session may have changed in the meantime. In case of the DefaultUserApprovalHandler the user will just approve the request whatever request there is, in case of the ApprovalStoreUserApprovalHandler at least the scopes are checked due to the nature of this approval handler, but not the client id.
So my concern is that while the user is staring at the approval screen and thinks about whether he should approve or deny the request the authorization request in the session changes and thus the user will approve unknowingly some random request. In best case this happens because the user opens another browser tab and starts a second request. In worst case an XSS attack happens during this time and an attacker thus gets a random approval instead of what the user actually wanted to approve.
Of course that is easy to fix, just a wrapper for the ApprovalHandler that requires scope and client_id as request parameters and matches them with the session which will get rid of the XSS problem and makes this just a small usability issue. But am I missing something what is built-in to prevent this behaviour? And why is the request stored in the session in the first place? Why not just pass the params on to the confirm_access view which in turn passes them back as URL params to approveOrDeny (which of course needs to be protected by a CSRF token).


Taking place 7-9 May 2014 in Quebec, Canada, the third edition of the International Forum wants to contribute to a better management of transboundary waters resources whether they are surface waters or groundwaters. The Nexus is one of the Forum's themes.
The deadline to submit abstracts has been extended to November 1, 2013.
Call for Papers // Critical Thinking on the "New Security Convergence" in Energy, Food, Climate and Water: Is the Nexus Secure... and for Whom?
Water Alternatives, an interdisciplinary journal on water, politics and development, will publish a special issue on Critical Thinking On the 'New Security Convergence' in Energy, Food, Climate and Water.
As of late this summer, the ADM Institute is a partner of an innovative initiative called "The Power of 3: Food, Water, and Energy", with the Institute of Food Technologists (IFT) and others. This partnership unites the strengths of industry and academia behind a science-based effort to develop cross-cutting solutions for global food security.
As of late this summer, the ADM Institute is a partner of an innovative initiative called "The Power of 3: Food, Water, and Energy", with the Institute of Food Technologists (IFT) and others.
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By Bernhard Zymla. The nexus approach aims to improve the use of water, energy and food resources by coordinating sectoral strategies and improving governance processes. Since the Bonn conference, hosted by the German government in 2011, GIZ on behalf of the BMZ has supported several initiatives to integrate a nexus perspective in its water, energy and agriculture programs. Two new initiatives which work at the intersection of energy, water and agriculture are profiled below.


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Anaheim Ducks players
Canadian ice hockey players
Hamilton Bulldogs players
Portland Pirates players
Prince Albert Raiders players
Kyle Chipchura
Born February 19, 1986 (1986-02-19) (age 33)
Westlock, Alberta, Canada
Height 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m)
Weight 206 lb (93 kg; 14 st 10 lb)
Position Centre
NHL team
Former teams Arizona Coyotes
National team Canada
NHL Draft 18th overall, 2004
Kyle Chipchura (born Kyle Douglas Glen Chipchura on February 19, 1986) is a Canadian professional ice hockey centre of the Arizona Coyotes of the National Hockey League (NHL).
He was selected in the first round, 18th overall of the 2004 NHL Entry Draft by the Montreal Canadiens.
Kyle began his major junior career with the Prince Albert Raiders of the Western Hockey League (WHL) in 2002–03. Following his second season with the Raiders, he was drafted by the Montreal Canadiens.
On March 25, 2006, he was signed to a three-year entry level contract by the Canadiens and joined AHL affiliate the Hamilton Bulldogs to complete the 2005–06 season.
In 2006–07, Kyle remained with the Bulldogs. After posting 39 point in the regular season, he added a further 6 goals and 13 points in the playoffs to help Hamilton capture the Calder Cup.
In the 2007–08 season, Kyle played his first NHL game on October 10, 2007. He netted his first goal later that month on October 20 against the Buffalo Sabres.
On December 2, 2009, Kyle was traded to the Anaheim Ducks for a fourth-round pick in 2011.
He found a checking line role within the Ducks and posted 6 goals and 6 games to finish out the 2009–10 season. His second season with the Ducks proved less successful, in struggling for a regular roster spot, Kyle finished with just 2 assists in 40 games.
Released by the Ducks to explore free agency, Kyle signed to a one-year contract with the Phoenix Coyotes on July 19, 2011.
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2006 Canada WJC Template:Goca 6 4 1 5 0
Medal record
Competitor for Canada
World Junior Championships
Gold 2006 Vancouver
Kyle attended Team Canada's selection camp prior to the 2005 World Junior Championships and was expected to make the team despite being only 18 (players up to 20 years old are eligible for the tournament).
During practice with the Raiders, however, he sustained a severed Achilles tendon and was not able to be selected as a member of the gold-medal-winning Canadian team.
The following year, Kyle was invited to try out again for the 2006 World Junior Championships. After being selected for the Canadian team, he was named team captain by head coach Brent Sutter on December 16, 2005.
Personal Life Edit
Kyle was born in Westlock, Alberta, Canada.
He played minor league hockey in nearby Legal and Westlock, and attended high school at R. F. Staples Secondary School and Carlton Comprehensive High School during his major junior career with the Prince Albert Raiders.
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stir fried veggies in a sweet and sour sauce. a popular indo chinese recipe.
rinse, peel and chop all the veggies first.
heat 2 to 3 cups water with 1 tsp salt till the water starts boiling.
add the carrots, french beans, cauliflower to the hot water.
switch off the fire and cover and keep aside for 5-10 minutes.
if you want to preserve the colors of the veggies, then just drain and keep the veggies in cold water.
add the chopped ginger and garlic and stir fry on high flame for half a minute.
then add the onions and stir fry for 2-3 minutes on a high flame.
add the bell pepper and mushrooms and stir fry for 2-3 minutes.
then add the blanched veggies - cauliflower, french beans and carrots and stir fry for another 2-3 minutes.
add the celery and stir fry for a minute. in a small bowl, mix the soy sauce and tomato sauce.
add these two sauces to the veggies. stir and season with pepper, sugar and salt.
stir and add 2 cups of water or veg stock.
let the sauce get heated through and come to a simmer.
add the corn starch paste to the veggies and stir briskly so that no lumps are formed.
simmer till the corn starch gets cooked in the sauce and the sauce thickens.
lastly add the apple cider or vinegar.
stir through and serve sweet and sour vegetables hot with veg fried rice or steamed rice or plain noodles.
you can alter the sugar in the recipe as per your taste buds. also depends on the sweetness in the tomato sauce.
even the vinegar & soy sauce can be adjusted as per your requirements.


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Faulty products continue to cause serious injury and harm to thousands of Australians, with more than 4.5 million items recalled by suppliers in the 2017-18 financial year.
New figures show at least 10 people a day are injured and require medical attention as a result of unsafe products, according to mandatory reports provided to the ACCC by manufacturers and retailers.
"Ten injuries a day due to defective products is alarming, but we suspect this is just the tip of the iceberg as many more consumers don't report injuries to the product suppliers at all," ACCC Deputy Chair Delia Rickard said.
"Australians would be surprised to hear that it is not illegal to supply unsafe products in Australia, as it is in a range of places like the United Kingdom, European Union, Canada, Malaysia and Brazil. We think consumers should be able to expect the products they purchase aren't going to cause them an injury."
"The number of Australians being injured by unsafe products is far too high, and we encourage people to sign up to recalls information or follow us on social media so they can be alerted to any potential risks in their homes," Ms Rickard said.
Recall notifications peaked significantly in the summer months, with products ranging from cars and caravans, to children's toys and prams. Around half of these notifications are referred to specialist safety regulators for assessment, like food, building products and hazardous chemicals.
Of the types of products the ACCC has sole responsibility for recalling, the highest represented categories included outdoor and camping products, kitchenware, furniture and items for babies and kids.
"Parents and people with young children are encouraged to be aware of recalls that may affect products they have in their home. But the high numbers of injuries across Australia indicate many people will be injured or know someone who has been injured by an unsafe product at some point during their lives," Ms Rickard said.
The ACCC says the consistently high number of recalls suggest the need for a General Safety Provision, currently being considered by Consumer Affairs Ministers, which would require businesses to ensure the safety of the goods they sell.
"We strongly support the introduction of a General Safety Provision by the Australian Government, which is designed to stop unsafe goods from being sold in Australia," Ms Rickard said.
"Consumers are encouraged to sign up to Product Safety Australia email alert to keep up to date with current recalls. When it comes to safety, you don't want to take unnecessary risks."
Key recalls for 2017/18:
Compulsory Takata airbag recall: deadly airbags fitted in one in four vehicles
Infinity cable recall: faulty electrical cabling installed in homes that is a fire or electrocution risk
Samsung washing machine: faulty wiring resulting in house fires
Safetech hardware pool gate latches latch may lock in open position allowing access to pool areas resulting in drowning
Consumers can sign up for tailored email alerts on the products that are of interest to them and their families. Consumers can also report an unsafe product to the ACCC by completing a simple web form to help protect others from harm.
The Product Safety Australia website also provides consumers with safety education, lists the products that are managed by mandatory safety standards and explains which specialist agencies have responsibility for products that aren't managed by the ACCC.
(Source: Australian Competition & Consumer Commission)
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If you are trying to get a drivers license before your 21st birthday and you have not been licensed previously, you will need to apply for a Missouri instruction permit first. The permit will allow you to practice driving while being supervised by another licensed driver, so you can obtain some driving experience before you take the road test. When you apply for a learners permit in Missouri, you are required to complete a number of testing procedures, such as vision screening and a knowledge test based on the state driving rules and safe driving practices. Make sure you know what restrictions apply to the Missouri drivers permit as you will have to observe them until you get your first license.
It is a widely known fact that teen drivers are much more likely to be involved in a traffic accident than an average adult driver is. There are a few factors at play here and lack of driving experience is one of the most important ones. Combine this lack of driving experience with the fact that teenagers are more likely to take risks and frequently disregard basic safety precautions, such as wearing a seat belt and you got yourself a very dangerous mix. That's why the Department of Revenue has developed a set of rules and restrictions that must be observed by all teenage drivers. These rules came to be known as the Missouri graduated license program and it applies to everyone who chooses to apply for a Missouri drivers license before reaching the age of 21 years.
Before the DOR will allow you to get behind the wheel, you must prove that you know the state driving rules and that you possess the health required for operating a vehicle. Driver testing in Missouri is performed by the Missouri State Highway Patrol and they will administer a drivers permit test and vision screening before the DOR will issue you with a permit.
Those who fail the vision exam or are unable to take it at the MSHP office are required to have an eye specialist or physician to fill out a vision exam form. If both your natural and corrected acuity vision are worse than 20/160, or your peripheral combined is worse than 70 degrees , you are not eligible to receive a Missouri learners permit or drivers license.
The knowledge exam is also known as the Missouri permit test and it contains two parts, one of them covering the road signs and the other one based on Missouri driving rules and regulations. The test consists of 25 multiple choice questions and you need to answer at least 20 of them correctly. Permit test questions are originate from the information provided in the drivers permit book, so if you are looking for ways to prepare for the test, you should definitely go ahead and study the book.
Drivers permit applicants who aren't sure whether they are ready for the learners permit test can go ahead and take a Missouri permit practice test online. Practice tests cover the same topics as the real permit exam and should give you a good estimate of how well you can do on the real DOR permit test.
Learners permit applicants under the age of 18 years will need to have a parent or legal guardian to be present at the time of the application. The parent will need to sign a permission statement.
If you are not sure as to what documents may be used as proof of identification, please refer to the Missouri drivers permit book or the DOR website, both of them contain a full list of acceptable documents.
The minimum age when you can apply for a Missouri learners permit is 15 years. In order to do so, visit a local MSHP office where you will take a vision exam and the permit test. Once the tests are passed, you are given a receipt that you can present at a DOT branch where you submit the actual application for a permit. Keep in mind that you must have a parent or legal guardian present at the office when the application is filed, the application will not be accepted without parental signature.
Those who are at least 21 years of age are not required to apply for a drivers permit at all and can aim straight for a drivers license. However, this option should be taken only by those who have previous driving experience and are able to pass the Missouri driving test. If you have never held a license before, you should definitely go ahead and apply for a permit first.
The first thing you need to do is to learn Missouri driving rules. Once done, go down to a local MSHP office where you can take a vision exam and a permit test. If you pass, you are provided with a form that reflects your testing score. Take the form to the DOR along with other required paperwork and you will be issued with an instruction permit there.
The main and only purpose of the drivers permit is to allow you to practice driving before you take the road test, the permit is not meant for granting you full driving privileges. Keep this in mind while you are operating under a learners permit and remember that you are to observe Missouri permit restrictions at all times. You cannot drive alone and must be supervised by a licensed driver at least 21 years of age at all times. If you are under 16 years of age, the supervising driver must be your parent, step-parent or legal guardian.


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Macbeth Act 3: Characters, Themes, Motifs
Macbeth Act 3: Characters, Themes,…
|Act 1|Act 2|Act 3|Act 4|Act 5|
Macbeth Summary: Act III, Scenes i, ii, iii
Scene Summaries Characters Themes Motifs
Scene 1:
Banquo thinks about the prophecy when Macbeth and Lady Macbeth enter to invite him to the banquet that night. He goes riding with his son, Fleance and Macbeth thinks about his fear of Banquo. Some men arrive whom Macbeth sends off to murder Banquo.
Banquo's suspicion rises when he monologues. He is the only other person who witnessed the prophecy. Therefore he has reason to believe Macbeth may have committed a horrid deed in order to gain the crown. Banquo states this in the line, "Thou played'st" p 84 most foully for 't. Saying the crown came to Macbeth's grasp through shameful ways.
Macbeth is aware of the threat Banquo poses on his life, and title. The prophecy has come true so far so it's possible Banquo's end will come true too. When Macbeth states 'Our fears in Banquo stick deep.' That could be because Banquo has a certain nobility, and morale that Macbeth himself lacks. Macbeth knows that if he lets Banquo know about the horrid deed, Banquo will do only what he knows is right. Macbeth sees that by killing Duncan and taking the crown he's just stepped the prophecy even closer to Banquo's offspring receiving the crown. Macbeth doesn't have any children he can pass his crown to. Therefore, he sees that he killed a man he cared about for a crown that will ultimately be fruitless.
Appearance hiding reality is something we see in this act. There are people of the nobility who are suspicious and fearing Macbeth may not be the man he seems to be. Banquo has more of an insight than the other thanes. He knows the possible motives for why Macbeth would kill the good King Duncan.
Macbeth uses his titles and his respected position, to convince some people that Banquo is bad, and has caused them grief. He leads them to murder an innocent, and good man, just to protect himself. Which could also be seen as a form of tyranny.
Blood – when talking about the murderers to Banquo, Macbeth calls them 'bloody cousins'. p 86 Putting blame on someone else, trying to lower Banquo's suspicion.
Disease – Macbeth talks about Banquo as if he is but a disease. Something that needs to be abolished in order for him to be fixed. This is all a part of his delusions. Macbeth says this in phrases such as 'Which in his death were perfect.' P92
Macbeth discusses his troubles with Lady Macbeth: he is unhappy that not everything is sorted out but won't tell her the next part of his plan. He tells her to stay innocent until everything is completed.
Macbeth keeps chasing his ambition, but alas it causes paranoia. He went from being an ambitious man, knowing what he wanted, to being a shell of regret. Wondering if the ends justify the means, and what the end really is. He has become such a ruin that he feels jealous of King Duncan. He is dead and resting. He died noble and loved. Macbeth experiences the thought of "Better be with the dead – than on the torture of the mind to lie in restless ecstasy." P 98 frightening forms as he explains to his wife, "Oh, full of scorpions is my mind!' p 98
Lady Macbeth watches her husband in his insanity and only wishes for him to calm down. He has worked himself up, and it's too late to fix anything that has already happened. "what's done is done." P 96 His demons are taking many
Ambition is a heavily discussed theme here. The is guilt too that takes the form of fear. Seen Macbeth says 'we have scorched the snake but not killed it' p 96 Macbeth is continuing to use disease as to how he sees the problems. There always seems to be a new problem haunting him. He thinks he has solved the issue and another comes up.
The murderers kill Banquo but Fleance escapes
A third murderer appears at the murder of Banquo. I believe that this is Macbeth. It shows his insecurity and the fact that he doesn't even trust the men he hired to complete the murder right.
When Banquo dies Fleance runs away, not to the castle. This tells us that Banquo may have told Fleance of his suspicions of Macbeth. Fleance could have felt if he runs to the castle it will be even worse of a fate for him.
Evil surrounds this whole scenario. Macbeth going as far as to try to kill Banquo and Fleance is an evil act.
During a feast, Macbeth sees Banquo's ghost and is terrified. Lady Macbeth covers for him although she doesn't know what he can see or why.
The murder of Banquo has further ruined Macbeth. He has killed many people before as a leader in battle. The murders of Banquo and Duncan are very different for him. Those are people he once cared about, men who trusted him, friends. There is a sense of guilt and horrid shame that follows Macbeth. This takes place in the form of visions, like Banquo's ghost, holding him back. Chaos, there is a form of chaos running through the veins of this scene. It starts out calm and relaxed. The thanes were nobly asked to sit in the order of their ranks. Everything is controlled, and Macbeth is very in charge. The sudden and haunting appearance of Banquo's ghost moves everything into unrest and deformalized the event. By the end of the scene, Lady Macbeth takes control of the mess clearing everyone out saying 'Don't bother exiting in the order of your rank but leave right away. Her distress growing as the tension does is a good metaphor for the whole scene.
The Witches meet with Hecate, the goddess of witchcraft: she tells the Witches off for meddling and says she will take over, promising to create visions for Macbeth which draw
We meet Hecate: She is the leader of the witches and she is angry. She is upset that the other Witches would meddle with someone, and share the prophecies without first consulting her, as she is their leader. She decides that she will continue on tinkering with Macbeth. She will give him prophecies that make him believe he is invincible and untouchable. As we see with any scenes relating to witchcraft, darkness and evil are themes. Witches are related to negative energy. Especially in the times, this play was originally written. Similar to evil, we sense an aura of darkness and trickery. Hecate makes it her goal to confuse Macbeth, and send powerful illusions his way.
Two Lords discuss Banquo's death and their suspicions of Macbeth. They also discuss how Macduff has gone to England for help in fighting Macbeth.
Lennox is absolutely convinced that Macbeth is a bad man and has killed Duncan. There is a large amount of sarcasm that takes place in his soliloquy that takes place at the start of this scene. "Such a heinous crime – How it saddened Macbeth! Wasn't it loyal of him to kill those two servants right away?" p 127 Showing Lennox's suspicion towards Macbeth's horrid deed.
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By Ellen Webre, senior screenwriting major
The sun rises over the hills onto where a fortress lies buried. Walls emerge from a blanket of thistles, and the scent of olive trees fill the air. Cástulo was once an Iberian city in Andalusian Spain that controlled the Guadalquivir river and its trade. The city possessed the wealth that allowed princess Himilce to give her husband, the Carthaginian military commander Hannibal Barca, 300 pounds of silver a day for his campaigns in the second Punic War. Cástulo would (wisely) later come to make pact with the Romans, becoming their ally and betraying Carthage. The fortress is now a upcoming archaeological site in rural Jaén, nearby a small town called Linares. Now, I am not an art, history, or art history student, and before I heard of this project run by Justin Walsh I had never met him. It was chance discovery at the professor research fair, and I am so glad I found it.
All my life I've had the good fortune to be able to visit other countries, but this was my first time living abroad without my family. I was one of a team of five Chapman students, and all of them were strangers to me before they became friends. Almost immediately upon arrival we were immersed in the work that would fill up our summer. Pick axes were handed out to excavate a trench that was covered in Roman pavement except for a carved drain covered in roof tiles. I found a rare piece of slag from glass production on the first day sifting. The discovered material would soon be followed up by pottery, bones, metal and the occasional pieces of glass that had rested underground for around 2,000 years, give or take. It was dirty work, more so than any of us had actually expected, as dust tends to fly upwards in the wind, but soon enough the daily coatings of dirt became a part of life. We developed an eye for spotting artifacts in the soil, learned how to use trowels, shovels, and broom brushes inside the trenches. This job took me out of my comfort zone, showing me capabilities I didn't know I had, including the strength to uproot stone walls with a pick nearly my size, and the endurance to survive being baked by the hot sun for two months.
Learning about archaeology is splendid, but the best part is getting to know other people. A new country presents a whole world of characters formed by different experiences. Linares is three hours from Madrid, and not a place foreigners would usually visit. It had once been a industrial town, where lead was mined for weapons, and generations of men lost their lives to injury and blood poisoning. These mines have since been abandoned to the hands of graffiti artists, and now olive trees stretch out as far as the eye can see. Most of the locals only spoke Spanish, so Professor Walsh, Clarissa, Dani, Kelsey, Kira, and I stood out as English-speaking Americans. Nevertheless, everyone we met was extremely sweet and were all excited to hear that we were working on Cástulo. Two television crews filmed and interviewed us at the dig site. Our team consisted of hired archaeologists (and their dogs), men for digging, local volunteers, and two batches of students from all over Spain. I learned bits and pieces about things like European larping, Spanish politics and economics, regional accents, how to make frisuelos, and how to sing and dance to the popular party song:
"Vamos _______ sal a bailar que tú lo haces fenomenal, tu cuerpo se mueve como una palmera, suave suave su su suave."
The camaraderie among the experienced archaeologists was delightful, and this companionship carried over into the museum environment,
among the conservators. I sorted pottery by origin, and performed restoration on ceramic vessels, Roman coins. I helped carve out foam settings for pieces of a Neptune mural and edited Spanish-to-English translations for a presentation. These are all things I never imagined I would do during college, but I did, and it reminded me that there are so many possibilities that exist in a life outside of what you expect. When I first came to Spain I was riding the waves of a broken heart, but there is no better therapy than filling yourself up with achieving something new. I am so grateful that I had the chance to heal by immersing myself in history while becoming friends with dozens of wonderful people across the world. I think that the most amazing thing about assisting in this archaeology project was the realization that everything we found, every building structure and piece of pottery, was made by someone. I will never know who they were, their personality or what they loved most, but they were where I have been, and they were alive. They were alive and I have held the proof.
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By Karla Rendon-Alvarez and Cassy Arsenault	• Published December 10, 2019 • Updated at 12:53 am on December 11, 2019
Many across the nation are mourning the loss of former Boston College baseball star Pete Frates, who died Monday, but his work to raise awareness about ALS will live on.
Frates, who inspired the viral Ice Bucket Challenge, died at the age of 34 after a years-long battle with the progressive disease. The disease affects nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord and has no known cure.
The Beverly, Massachusetts, native's philanthropy will continue on with his family's foundation, the Peter Frates Family Foundation. Anyone who is interested in making a donation can do so here.
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Frates' funeral will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at St. Ignatius of Loyola Parish in Chestnut Hill. It will be followed by a celebration of his life in Boston's North Shore at a date that is yet to be determined.
And Tuesday evening, a vigil was scheduled to be held at Pete Frates Park in Beverly, where flags were at half staff and flowers placed at the playground named for him.
The number he wore, 3, was on display in doorways as well.
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By Randy Brogdon, Lisa Zak & Shawn O'Brien on July 3, 2019
Posted in Air, Air Quality, Greenhouse Gas
On June 21, 2019, the White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) released a new draft guidance redefining the process federal agencies will use to evaluate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). In marked contrast to GHG guidance issued by CEQ under the Obama Administration in 2016, the draft guidance encourages federal agencies undertaking NEPA review to follow the "rule of reason" and use their "expertise and experience" to decide whether and to what degree the agency will analyze particular effects of GHG emissions. Therefore, the draft guidance moves to a more deferential approach to agency review under NEPA than the Obama Administration's prescriptive guidance. The draft guidance will be published in the Federal Register for public review and comment. If finalized, it will replace the Obama Administration's 2016 guidance, which was withdrawn effective April 5, 2017, after President Trump issued Executive Order (EO) 13783, "Promoting Energy Independence and Economic Growth." …
EPA Considers Changing its Cost-Benefit Review Process
By Peter Glaser & Shawn O'Brien on June 11, 2018
Posted in EPA
On June 7, 2018, U.S. EPA issued an advance notice of proposed rulemaking ("ANPR") aimed at developing a consistent and transparent interpretation of cost and benefits consideration in regulatory analyses, including regulations promulgated pursuant to the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, Safe Drinking Water Act and other statutes. EPA will accept comments on the ANPR for 30 days after it is published in the Federal Register.
Assessing costs and benefits has been a contentious part of EPA rulemakings. For instance, in the Mercury and Air Toxics (MATS) rulemaking, EPA determined that the monetized cost of the rule would be $9.6 billion annually whereas the monetized benefit would be $4-6 million annually. EPA determined that MATS was nevertheless "appropriate" regulation, but the Supreme Court reversed, ruling that the agency had improperly refused to consider costs. While EPA, during the Obama administration, subsequently modified its "appropriate" determination for the MATS rule, it has been speculated that the Trump administration might take some further action in that regard.…
EPA Establishes Final Ozone Designations
By Peter Glaser & Shawn O'Brien on May 10, 2018
Posted in Air
The U.S. EPA has adopted final nonattainment designations for 51 areas across the country for the agency's 2015 national ambient air quality standards (NAAQS) for ozone. In a previous action, EPA had issued its attainment and unclassifiable designations, finding that 85% of the nation's counties qualify for one of those designations (a designation of unclassifiable means that the agency does not have enough information to determine whether the areas is in attainment or. nonattainment). Still to come, likely by July 17, 2018, is action by EPA on eight counties around San Antonio, Texas.
EPA Streamlines NSR Permitting for Projects with Insignificant Air Quality Impacts
By Peter Glaser, Margaret Campbell, Mack McGuffey & Shawn O'Brien on April 27, 2018
On April 17, 2010 EPA issued a guidance document on the implementation of significant impact levels ("SIL") for ozone and fine particles. Under EPA's air pollution permitting regime known as "New Source Review," SIL values are one way to demonstrate that a new facility or modification of an existing facility will not cause a violation of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards ("NAAQS") or Prevention of Significant Deterioration ("PSD") increments for a regulated pollutant. In short, if a source's "projected impact on air quality" is below the "SIL," the source is deemed to have no significant impact on air quality. If a source's impacts are above the SIL, far more extensive modeling analyses are needed to demonstrate compliance, so the SIL helps streamline the permitting process for projects that can meet it.
D.C. Court Sets Deadlines for Risk and Technology Reviews for Nine Source Categories
By Angela Levin & Shawn O'Brien on April 18, 2018
On March 31, 2018, the District Court for the District of Columbia ordered the Environmental Protection Agency ("EPA") to complete a residual risk and technology review ("RTR") by October 1, 2021 for nine source categories of hazardous air pollutants ("HAPs"). The specific source categories at the center of this challenge were:
• Primary Copper Smelting…
D.C. Circuit Issues Latest Decision on Long-Running Boiler MACT Saga
By Angela Levin, Mack McGuffey & Shawn O'Brien on April 1, 2018
On March 16, 2018, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals partially upheld and partially rejected an EPA rule known as the "Boiler MACT." Officially named the "National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Major Sources: Industrial, Commercial, and Institutional Boilers and Process Heaters," it regulates the emissions of certain types of air pollutants known as "hazardous air pollutants" from boilers located at "major sources" of those pollutants. EPA issued the rule in several different rulemakings, due to the fact that the agency decided to reconsider a few provisions several times along the way. As a result, the litigation over the rule became very complicated. Sierra Club challenged numerous provisions of the rule, claiming that they failed to comply with the Clean Air Act. Most of those challenges were resolved in a 2016 decision, but the court had reserved two issues that were finally decided this week—namely Sierra Club's challenges to EPA's carbon monoxide (CO) limits for certain boilers and the startup and shutdown work practices. Specifically, Sierra Club alleged that (1) EPA failed to adequately justify its decision to make CO limit less stringent (130 ppm), and (2) EPA's qualitative "work practice" standards during startup and shutdown are unlawful.
EPA Decides Both "Increases" and "Decreases" Count in Determining NSR Applicability
By Mack McGuffey, Margaret Campbell & Shawn O'Brien on March 14, 2018
Posted in Air, New Source Review
NSR—the program imposing onerous permitting requirements on the construction of new sources and "major modification" projects at existing sources—requires industrial sources of air emissions to determine whether the projects they propose will increase those emissions. EPA adopted regulations in 2002 to provide a new structure for those critical emission calculations, which specifies that sources must calculate the "sum of the differences" between a baseline and a future projection for each existing emission unit. That language is particularly important for individual projects that may cause emissions to go down at one unit but up at another.
EPA Seeks Comments on its Proposed Withdrawal of the Oil and Natural Gas Control Technical Guidelines
By Shawn O'Brien on March 7, 2018
On March 1, 2018, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's ("EPA") Administrator, E. Scott Pruitt, signed a notice seeking public comment on the proposed withdrawal of the control techniques guidelines ("CTG") for the oil and natural gas industry. The oil and natural gas CTGs make recommendations for reducing volatile organic compound emissions from oil and natural gas equipment and processes in ozone nonattainment areas classified as Moderate or higher and states in the Ozone Transport Region by addressing reasonably available control technology review requirements in their state implementation plans.
Preliminary Steps Toward NSR Reform
By Shawn O'Brien & Peter Glaser on February 15, 2018
On February 14, 2018, the House Committee on Energy and Commerce held a hearing on the Environmental Protection Agency's ("EPA") New Source Review ("NSR") permitting program as an initial step towards NSR reform. See https://energycommerce.house.gov/hearings/new-source-review-permitting-challenges-manufacturing-infrastructure/. Six witnesses presented testimony at the hearing, with four in favor of and two against reform. There is wide…
EPA Withdraws "Once in Always in" Policy, Removing Disincentive to Reducing Emissions
By Margaret Campbell, Shawn O'Brien & Mack McGuffey on January 31, 2018
On January 25, 2018, EPA's Assistant Administrator, William Wehrum, issued a memorandum addressing when a "major source" subject to a section 112 maximum achievable control technology ("MACT") standard of the Clean Air Act ("CAA") can be reclassified as an "area source," and thus avoid any more stringent requirements that only apply to "major sources." The memorandum departs from and supersedes EPA's longstanding "Once in Always in" ("OIAI") policy articulated in the May 1995 Seitz Memorandum. Under the OIAI policy, a major source of hazardous air pollutants ("HAPs") was permanently subject to the MACT standard at the "first compliance date" of the standard even if the source was able to later limit its potential to emit ("PTE") HAPs below the major source thresholds. EPA's new policy explains that a major source will become an area source once it takes enforceable limits on its PTE to ensure emissions cannot exceed the applicable major source thresholds for HAPS.


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While New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo gets it, Niagara Falls Mayor Paul Dyster clearly does not.
In his recent State of the State address, Cuomo railed against the tax-and-spend policies that have made New York one of the least attractive places in the country to do business. The governor's speech was delivered just four days after Dyster's 2011 property tax increase -- which averages 3 percent for Niagara Falls businesses and homeowners -- went into effect.
"New York property taxes are out of control and are destroying the state," Cuomo told a crowd of 2,000 in Albany. "High property taxes are hurting our entrepreneurs, farmers and homeowners."
Cuomo said that he would initiate a statewide property tax cap that would have made Dyster's tax hike illegal. Under Cuomo's proposed plan, any property tax increase would be limited to the rate of inflation or 2 percent, whichever is less, and even then would require a 60 percent majority vote of the people to go into effect.
Cuomo also targeted absurdities such as the creation of needless bureaucracies like USA Niagara Development when local economic development is already served by the county Industrial Development Agency.
"Economic development efforts are balkanized across 28 separate agencies and hundreds of public entities with economic development missions," he said.
For Dyster, who never met a government program he didn't like, the dissolution of USA Niagara would be a disaster, despite the fact that the agency has failed entirely in its efforts to create permanent private sector jobs in the city over the past decade.
"Obviously, when it comes to USA Niagara, it's advantageous for us to have the agency here and we'd like to see that continue," he said.
And while Dyster takes great pride and all the credit for taking properties like the former Rainbow Centre Mall off the tax rolls, and has engaged in open warfare with some of the biggest developers in the city, Cuomo said that private enterprise is the key to New York's future.
"We have to put up a sign that New York is open for business, we get it, and New York is going to be a business-friendly state," the governor said.
Dyster's big government philosophy is the polar opposite of that espoused by Cuomo in his speech. While Dyster believes government to be the solution to every problem, Cuomo made it clear that he believes government itself to be the problem.
Unlike Dyster, newly elected state Rep. John Ceretto embraced the concept of a downsized government articulated by Cuomo.
"We have to make real cuts and we have to start now," Ceretto said. "Increasing taxes is yesterday's solution, and it's no longer sustainable."
Newly elected state Sen. Mark Grisanti agreed.
"Gov. Cuomo has my support on reducing wasteful spending in New York, creating jobs and putting the people, not special interests groups, first," Grisanti said.
State Sen. George Maziarz, the elder statesman of Niagara County's Albany delegation, praised Cuomo's sense of determination.
"Gov. Cuomo was right on point with his vision of what needs to be done to put New York back on a path to fiscal stability," said Maziarz. "If New York is to regain its status as one of the best states in the country to live, work and raise a family, we must make fundamental changes in the way we do business."
With Maziarz, Grisanti and Ceretto now representing Niagara County in Albany, and Gov. Cuomo seemingly resolved to fight wasteful government spending, pie-in-the-sky projects like Dyster's mutimillion-dollar train station and the removal of the Robert Moses Parkway seem unlikely to get much state support in the foreseeable future.
Dyster's anti-business policies have generated negative publicity for the city around the state and the rest of the country. A recent article in Bloomberg's Business Week charged local government here with making "just about every mistake a city could make" as it detailed Dyster's continuing harassment of companies like Niagara Falls Redevelopment.
While the article provided an honest assessment of the state of the city, any prospective entrepreneur, developer or investor reading it would come away with a grim view of the business potential of Dyster's Niagara Falls. And entrepreneurs, developers and investors are precisely the audience Business Week is aimed at.
Anti-business initiatives such as limiting the height of downtown buildings to a stunted 80 feet and licensing owners of rental properties here do little to dispel the notion that Niagara Falls isn't interested in new money coming in. And raising taxes in what is already one of the most brutally taxed municipalities in the nation is nothing short of a kick in the teeth to those already trying to live or do business here.
No, Paul Dyster seriously doesn't get it. But Gov. Cuomo, Sens. Maziarz and Grisanti and Rep. Ceretto do, and that spells even more trouble for our current one-term mayor.
Somewhere out there, there's a candidate who realizes that private enterprise -- and not City Hall -- will be the key to the ultimate success or failure of Niagara Falls. That candidate need only step forward to be embraced by both the responsible leaders of our region and the voting public.
And come November, Dyster can join his predecessors like Anello, Elia, Galie and Palillo in the fading memory of the beleaguered Niagara Falls populace.
Niagara Falls Reporter www.niagarafallsreporter.com Jan. 11, 2011


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I was recently honoured to be asked to take over the position of Chair of Birmingham Science City's Digital Working Group from Dave Harte. As an alumnus of the University of Birmingham and as a long-term resident of the city I have a passion for exploiting new developments in technology to add value to the city's economy.
There's been a distinct change recently in how we describe what a "Smarter City" is. Whereas in the past we've focused on the capabilities of technology to make city systems more intelligent, we're now looking to marketplace economics to describe the defining characteristics of Smarter City behaviour.
The link between the two views is the ability of emerging technology platforms to enable the formation of new marketplaces which make possible new exchanges of resources, information and value. Historically, growth in Internet coverage and bandwidth led to the disintermediation of value chains in industries such as retail, publishing and music. Soon we will see technologies that connect information with the physical world in more intimate ways cause disruptions in industries such as food supply, manufacturing and healthcare.
There are two reasons we've switched focus from a technology to an economic perspective of Smarter Cities. The first is that these new marketplaces are the way to make both public service delivery and economic growth within cities sustainable. The second is that it's only by examining the money flows within them that we can identify the revenue streams that will fund the construction and operation of their supporting technology platforms.
The importance of driving sustainable, equitably distributed recovery to economic growth from the current financial crisis was championed by Christine Lagarde, the Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, in her speech ahead of the Rio +20 Summit. She emphasised the role of stability in enabling such a recovery. Instability is change, and managing change consumes resources. So stable systems – or stable cities – consume less resources than unstable ones. And they're much more comfortable places to live.
This concept explains a shift in the economic strategy of some cities and nations. In recent decades cities have used Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) tools such as tax breaks to incent existing businesses to relocate to their economies. When cities such as Sunderland and Birmingham lost 10%-25% of their jobs in less than two decades in the 1980's and 1990's, FDI provided the emergency fix that brought in new jobs in call centres, financial services and manufacturing.
But businesses that find it possible and cost-effective to relocate for these reasons can and do relocate again when more attractive incentives are offered elsewhere. So they tend to integrate relatively shallowly in local economies – retaining their existing globalised supply chains, for example. When they move on, they cause expensive, socially damaging instabilities in the cities they leave behind.
The new focus is on sustainable, organic economic growth driven by SMEs in locally re-inforcing clusters. By building clusters of companies providing related products and services with strong input/output linkages, cities can create economies that are more deeply rooted in their locality. Examples include the cluster of wireless technology companies in Cambridge with strong ties to the local university; or Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter, an incredibly dense cluster of designers, manufacturers and retailers who work with Birmingham City University's School of Jewellery and Horology and their Jewellery Innovation Centre. Many cities I work with are focussing their economic development resources on clusters in the specific industry sectors where they can demonstrate unique strength.
In order to succeed, such clusters need access to transactional marketplaces for trading with each other; and for winning business in local, national and international markets. The disruptive, disintermediating capabilities of Smarter City technologies could help such marketplaces to work more quickly, at lower cost; to extend the market reach of their members; to find new innovations through discovering synergies across traditional industry sectors; or to support the formation of innovative business models that recognise and capitalise social and environmental value. These marketplaces are also exactly what's needed to support the transformation to open public services.
Marketplaces need infrastructure. In traditional terms, that infrastructure might have consisted – in the case of my local cattle market in Kidderminster say – of a physical building; a hinterland connected by transport routes; a governing authority; a system of payments; and a means of determining the quality and value of goods and services to be exchanged. Smarter City markets are no different. They may be based on technology platforms rather than in buildings; but they need governance, identity and reputation management, payment systems and other supporting services. The implementation and operation of those infrastructure capabilities has a significant cost.
This is where large and small organisations need to partner to deliver meaningful innovation in Smarter Cities. The resources of larger organisations – whether they are national governments, local councils, transport providers, employers or technology vendors – are required to underwrite infrastructure investments on the basis of future financial returns in the form of commercial revenues or tax receipts. But innovations in the delivery of value to local communities are likely to be created by small, agile organisations deeply embedded in those communities. An example where this is already happening is in Dublin, where entrepreneurial organisations are using the city's open data portal to develop new business models that are winning venture capital backing.
In order to replicate at scale what's happening in Dublin and Sunderland, we need to define the open standards through which agile "Apps" developed by local innovators can access the capabilities of new marketplace infrastructures. Those standards need to be associated with financial models that balance affordability for citizens, communities and entrepreneurial businesses with the cost of operating resilient infrastructures.
If we can get that balance right, then stakeholders across city systems everywhere could work more effectively together to deliver Smarter City solutions that really address the big survival challenges facing us: reliable systems that everyone can use across the rich diversity of our cities, communities and citizens.
I hope that I can help the Birmingham Science City Digital Working Group contribute to Birmingham's Smarter City agenda by exploiting the ideas I've discussed in this post. One very concrete way we could do that is by holding co-creation events with local stakeholders to discuss how new technologies might disrupt industry sectors in which Birmingham has a strong capability already. I'd like to discuss how we might do that at the next Working Group meeting on Wednesday 19th September. Perhaps I'll see you there.
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"Our manufacturing sector has been facing many challenges and its growth has been stagnant. It is heartening to see the emphasis this vote on account puts on the criticality of manufacturing for the Indian economy. If the manufacturing sector has to contribute 25% to India's GDP, then we need to reengineer our processes through technology enabled innovation.
"This interim budget is important as India fights its way back to greater than 8% growth trajectory. A significant boost to the industry is needed and the government scored brownie points by reducing the excise duty on select capital goods. It will have a ripple effect on the ancillaries to the automotive industry as the demand for automobiles will increase.
This will provide a much needed boost to the manufacturing sector. However, it was again unfortunate that no specific timeline was given for introduction of GST.
A multitude of agencies and taxes continue to harass the SME's. Taxes have to be streamlined for the industry to conduct business smoothly. The country needs to focus on innovation to solve its unique problems and this has to come from the SME's. It is unfortunate that the focus on encouragement of innovation among the SME's was missing. Besides, the Finance Minister as always made a general statement that we must focus on the manufacturing sector but there was no mention on what and how it intends to do it with respect to the SME sector. The SME sector is responsible for more than 50% of the jobs in India and the government needs to come up with innovative policies so that the SME's can thrive in this globalized world. Hopefully, the new government would look at this when it presents the full budget later this year."


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El Centro Workers' Compensation Lawyers
El Centro employers must provide their employees with a healthy and reasonably safe work environment, but even so, on-the-job accidents, injuries, and illnesses still happen. Some of these injuries are not merely harmless conditions that heal quickly, but instead inflict significant trauma and disability that prevent employees from returning to work temporarily or even permanently.
In California, employees who get hurt or sick in connection with their jobs have substantial rights to receive benefits from employer-provided workers' compensation insurance. Gomez Trial Attorneys assists workers who suffer from serious work-related injuries and illnesses in obtaining that compensation, especially when insurance companies deny their claims. Contact us today for a free case consultation to discuss your El Centro workers' compensation claim.
Call the El Centro personal injury lawyers at Gomez Trial Attorneys now, or read on for more information about car accidents, the legal options available in your situation, and how we want to help you recover compensation.
About Gomez Trial Attorneys
Founded by John Gomez, a former prosecutor, Gomez Trial Attorneys has grown into a premier Southern California law firm representing people who have suffered severe injuries and illnesses and need help obtaining compensation from insurance companies and parties with legal liability. A significant party of our practice involves representing workers in seeking workers' comp benefits after a work-related illness or injury leaves them buried in medical debt and unable to earn a living. We've helped many people over the years recover millions in compensation for their injuries.
Our firm cannot promise that our clients will always receive compensation after a workplace injury or illness disrupts their lives. We can, however, promise to put the full weight of our firm's resources and know-how into fighting for every penny our clients deserve.
Overview of El Centro Workers' Compensation
Workers' compensation is a form of insurance that California employers must buy to cover the costs of injuries and illnesses their employees suffer on the job. Employers pay for workers' comp. By law, employees cannot be made to pay for it.
Workers' comp pays workers' medical expenses and replaces some of their lost income related to any work-related injury or illness. El Centro workers receive those benefits regardless of who was at fault for the incident or situation that harmed them. In that sense, it is a form of no fault insurance; in the vast majority of cases, it pays benefits to injured and sick workers no matter how their injuries or illnesses happen. That, however, doesn't make those insurance companies happy to pay what you deserve—which is why you want us to file your initial claim and fight any denials or reductions of benefits they try to impose on you.
In California, all employers must purchase workers' compensation insurance, no matter how many employees they have. El Centro employers purchase workers' comp insurance from a licensed insurer or the State Compensation Insurance Fund (SCIF). If an employer is not insured or not adequately insured, California's Uninsured Employer's Benefit Trust Fund (UEBTF) will step into the place of the insurance company and pay workers' compensation benefits to an injured or sick employee.
El Centro Workers' Comp Benefits
Under California law, workers' compensation insurance provides the following categories of benefits to eligible workers:
Temporary disability benefits: These benefits replace some of the income a worker misses out on earning while recovering from a work-related injury or illness. Typically, they pay two-thirds of a worker's average weekly wage, up to a state-mandated weekly maximum amount. Temporary disability payments last up to two years after the injury (or up to 104 weeks within a five-year period), unless the employee suffers from one of the following conditions, in which case the worker can collect temporary total disability payments for up to 240 weeks.
Hepatitis B or C
Particular eye injuries
Severe burns
Medical care or treatment: These benefits cover expenses related to an injured or sick employee's medical treatment, such as the costs of surgery, doctor visits, and medication.
Vocational retraining costs: These benefits, also referred to as Supplemental Job Displacement Benefits, are available to employees who cannot return to their previous job and whose employers did not provide them with modified or alternative employment. Eligible employees may receive up to a $6,000 voucher for education-related training at a state-approved school.
Permanent disability benefits: These payments are made to employees whose injury altered their ability to return to work in any capacity. The amount of benefits they receive varies according to a permanent disability rating based on the worker's age, type of injury or illness, occupation, and medical restrictions. Disability payments can last anywhere from four weeks to 14 years.
Death benefits: These benefits are paid to a spouse or the dependents of an employee who dies from a work-related injury or illness, and includes income-replacement payments and funeral and burial costs.
At Gomez Trial Attorneys, we work to make sure our clients receive the full range of benefits to which they are entitled under California workers' compensation law.
Workers' Comp Covers Injuries and Illnesses in El Centro
Many Southern Californians spend most of their waking hours at work. For that reason, a large number of the injuries and illnesses they suffer happen in connection with their job duties. Virtually any physical or mental health complication can arise from an incident or condition at work in El Centro.
Lawyers for workers often break those injuries and illnesses into two broad categories:
Specific (or acute) conditions, which result from a one-time incident or accident at work, such as when a worker falls or gets crushed under a heavy object at work; and
Cumulative conditions, which develop over time because of a work-related activity or exposure to an environmental factor in the workplace, such as when a worker suffers a repetitive stress injury or develops a disease because of exposure to toxic chemicals at work.
Workers' comp covers either type of illness or injury. In fact, workers' comp covers just about any work-related health challenge you can think of, so long as it does not result from:
Commission of a felony on the job;
Drug or alcohol impairment on the job;
Starting a fight on the job; or
Intentionally harming yourself.
No matter what circumstances lead to harm suffered by an El Centro worker, the team at Gomez Trial Attorneys has the skill and resources to help that worker obtain full workers' compensation benefits, and to evaluate whether the worker has rights to compensation from other sources as well.
El Centro Workers' Compensation Claims
Obtaining workers' comp benefits as a worker in El Centro requires following a procedure for filing a claim with your employer's workers' compensation insurance carrier. In theory, this process should feel straightforward and simple for the injured or sick worker. Unfortunately, in practice that is not always the case.
Here are the basic steps in the El Centro workers' comp claim-filing process:
Report the Injury or Illness to Your El Centro Employer Immediately
Notify your employer as soon as you can after suffering any work-related injury, or becoming aware of any work-related illness. You must notify your employer to receive benefits. If you fail to report your condition to your employer within 30 days, then you may lose your ability to collect benefits.
Seek Medical Attention for Your El Centro Workers' Comp Claim
Get emergency care if you need it; workers' compensation will cover the cost.
Workers' compensation will also cover the cost of medical care for any injury or illness you report to your employer, so long as you notify your employer of it within 30 days as described above.
Always follow the medical advice you receive. Failing to do what the doctor tells you can put your workers' compensation benefits at risk.
Be aware that for anything other than emergency care, you may have to seek medical treatment from a doctor designated by your employer or workers' comp carrier. You can find detailed information about getting medical care here. An experienced lawyer can also answer your questions about getting medical care, if need be.
Fill Out a Claim Form and Give It To Your Employer
Your employer should give you a claim form to fill out after you notify your employer of your injury or illness. Complete the employee section of the form and return it to your employer as soon as possible—or, better yet, call us for help filling it out. Your employer must complete the employer section of the form and submit it to the workers' compensation insurance company. Within 14 days, the workers' comp company should send you a written claim decision, telling you the status of your claim, and within 90 days the company should tell you if your claim is approved or denied.
Common Reasons Given for El Centro Workers' Compensation Claim Denials
In a perfect world, a workers' compensation insurance company would approve a claim right away and pay an injured or sick El Centro worker full benefits. Unfortunately, we do not live in a perfect world. Workers' comp carriers deny claims all the time, for all sorts of reasons. That is how insurance works: insurance companies make money for themselves by paying out as little money as possible to beneficiaries.
Common reasons workers' compensation insurance companies give for denying a claim include:
The injury or illness was not work-related;
The injury or illness happened in connection with some other job;
The worker failed to provide sufficient evidence to prove the injury or illness, or its connection to work;
The worker failed to follow proper procedures for making a workers' comp claim, such as by not notifying an employer or missing deadlines;
The worker is not disabled or can return to work; and
The worker does not need medical treatment or the medical treatment the worker wants is not appropriate.
At Gomez Trial Attorneys, we have heard it all when it comes to reasons workers' compensation insurance companies give for denying all or some of a worker's claim. El Centro workers can often benefit by having a skilled legal team like ours on their side to fight for every penny of workers' compensation benefits they need and deserve.
How We Help Injured and Sick El Centro Workers
The key to obtaining maximum workers' compensation benefits, typically, is to follow all required procedures and to submit the strongest claim possible from the get-go. On its website, the Division of Workers' Compensation makes filing a claim seem pretty simple and straightforward, like something any worker can easily handle on their own.
Don't be fooled.
Yes, the steps to follow in filing a claim are simple. However, that does not mean it's easy to prepare and file the strongest possible claim that gives a worker the best shot at maximum benefits. Workers who suffer anything more than a truly minor injury or illness on the job can almost always benefit from having a skilled workers' compensation injury attorney on their side.
Help With El Centro Workers' Comp Claim Preparation and Filing
In connection with filing a claim, an experienced workers' compensation lawyer can often:
Collect the documentation workers need to prove their claims for maximum benefits;
Help the worker fill out a claim form, to ensure the worker uses appropriate language to describe an injury/illness and the benefits needed; and
Communicate with a workers' compensation insurance company about the claim, to facilitate processing and approval of a claim.
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Many workers, however, do not think about hiring an attorney to help them with a workers' comp claim until after they have received notice that the insurance company has partially or totally denied their claim. That is ok. An experienced lawyer can still help at this point, but it is very important to contact a workers' comp lawyer right away.
El Centro workers have legal rights to appeal the denial of their workers' comp claim. However, they can lose those rights easily by failing to meet deadlines or failing to prepare an effective appeal submission. At Gomez Trial Attorneys, we strongly urge anyone who has received a denial of a workers' comp claim to contact an experienced law firm like ours right away.
In appealing a claim denial, an experienced lawyer can:
Evaluate the reasons given for the claim denial;
Collect evidence that responds to those reasons;
Identify and obtain medical opinions the worker might need to respond to the claim denial;
Communicate with the insurance company about the appeal; and
Represent the worker at any in-person hearings related to the appeal.
Appealing a workers' comp claim denial, particularly one relating to a serious injury or illness, is not easy. Virtually all El Centro workers need experienced legal representation to give themselves the best possible chance of convincing the insurance company to reverse its decision. Gomez Trial Attorneys can help.
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The small Slovak village of Cicmany in the mountains near Zilina is well-known for the traditionally built and hand-painted wooden houses.
The village dates back to the early 13th century. These geometric paintings are about 200 years ago, although many houses were destroyed in fires in the early 20th century and rebuilt.
It has the status of a National Cultural Monument.
Location: Cicmany, Municipality of Zilina, Slovakia.
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Keala, thank you! It is an interesting village to visit with many differently painted wooden houses.
Tom, thank you. There are several interesting places to visit in the area – lots of old castles on rugged rocks too.
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Lawmakers slam social media giants for fake news and Russian ads
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He told the lawyers: "I'm disappointed that you're here".
Warner's fellow Democrats were similarly tough on the companies. Dianne Feinstein. "What we're talking about is a cataclysmic change".
"Ironically, one person who attended stated, 'The Heart of Texas promoted this event, but we didn't see one of them, '" Burr added. Mark Warner as Congress held a second day of hearings on the issue.
Tech firms tried to draw attention to work that they were doing to improve and crack down on malicious foreign actors but were shot down in many cases by lawmakers who called their work to vague. US lawmakers have threatened tougher regulation and fired questions at Facebook General Counsel Colin Stretch in hearings this week. "We are determined to do everything we can do to minimize abuse going forward", Sandberg said.
Facebook general counsel Colin Stretch told a hearing that Instagram posts by suspect Russian accounts were seen by some 20 million Americans previous year. Facebook said the new estimation technology is also why it now pegs duplicate accounts at 10% of monthly active users, versus 6% last quarter. At left is Twitter's Acting General Counsel Sean Edgett.
Of the Russian Federation scandal enveloping Facebook publicly, Feinseth said: "In the bigger picture, I don't think it's a really big factor".
"This is bigger than any one company", Stretch said at one point.
The ad was targeted at people in the USA who had expressed interest in conservative commentators including Laura Ingraham, Bill O'Reilly and Rush Limbaugh and also those who expressed an interest in Christianity, Jesus, and "Conservatism in the United States".
During the hearing, both Warner and Burr also revealed new examples of efforts on Facebook carried out by the Internet Research Agency, a Kremlin-linked "troll farm" that has created and disseminated digital content with the intent to misinform Americans. Facebook had previously disclosed that 126 million accounts were served that content on Facebook.
"If we go through this exercise again, we would appreciate seeing the top people who are making the decision", said Senator Angus King, an independent.
All three companies said they saw Russian activity on their platforms as early as the beginning of 2015, before the presidential election kicked off in earnest.
Like yesterday, the companies will face questions about the extent of Russian-backed propaganda on their platforms and the role it played in influencing American voters during the 2016 election. They included a "Heart of Texas" post pushing for the state to secede from the US, as well as posts from a page called "United Muslims of America".
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text:
require('enyo');

/**
* Contains the declaration for the {@link module:enyo/Jsonp~JsonpRequest} kind.
* @module enyo/Jsonp
*/

var
	kind = require('./kind'),
	utils = require('./utils');

var
	Async = require('./Async'),
	Ajax = require('./Ajax');

/**
* {@link module:enyo/Jsonp~JsonpRequest} is an [Async]{@link module:enyo/Async~Async} task specifically designed
* to wrap {@glossary JSONP} requests to a remote server. Be sure to read about the use
* cases for JSONP requests, along with the documentation on [Consuming Web
* Services]{@linkplain $dev-guide/building-apps/managing-data/consuming-web-services.html}
* in the Enyo Developer Guide.
*
* @class JsonpRequest
* @extends module:enyo/Async~Async
* @public
*/
var JsonpRequest = module.exports = kind(
	/** @lends module:enyo/Jsonp~JsonpRequest.prototype */ {

	name: 'enyo.JsonpRequest',

	/**
	* @private
	*/
	kind: Async,

	/**
	* @private
	*/
	published: {
		/** @lends module:enyo/Jsonp~JsonpRequest.prototype */

		/**
		* The URL for the service.
		*
		* @type {String}
		* @default ''
		* @public
		*/
		url: '',

		/**
		* The optional character set to use to interpret the return data.
		*
		* @type {String}
		* @default null
		* @public
		*/
		charset: null,

		/**
		* The name of the [function]{@glossary Function} that is included in the
		* encoded arguments and used to wrap the return value from the server.
		* This may also be set to `null` in some cases.
		*
		* @see module:enyo/Jsonp~JsonpRequest.overrideCallback
		* @type {String}
		* @default 'callback'
		* @public
		*/
		callbackName: 'callback',

		/**
		* When `true`, a random number is appended as a parameter for GET requests
		* to (attempt to) force a new fetch of the resource instead of reusing a
		* local cache.
		*
		* @type {Boolean}
		* @default true
		* @public
		*/
		cacheBust: true,

		/**
		* In cases where a backend is inflexible with regard to
		* [callback]{@link module:enyo/Jsonp~JsonpRequest#callback} names, this property may be used to
		* specify a global [function]{@glossary Function} instead. Note that when using
		* this, it will replace any existing function with the given
		* name and only one [JsonpRequest]{@link module:enyo/Jsonp~JsonpRequest} using this property may
		* be active at a time.
		*
		* @type {String}
		* @default null
		* @public
		*/
		overrideCallback: null
	},

	/**
	* @private
	*/
	protectedStatics: {
		// Counter to allow creation of unique name for each JSONP request
		nextCallbackID: 0
	},

	/**
	* @private
	*/
	addScriptElement: function () {
		var script = document.createElement('script');
		script.src = this.src;
		script.async = 'async';
		if (this.charset) {
			script.charset = this.charset;
		}
		// most modern browsers also have an onerror handler
		script.onerror = this.bindSafely(function() {
			// we don't get an error code, so we'll just use the generic 400 error status
			this.fail(400);
		});
		// add script before existing script to make sure it's in a valid part of document
		// http://www.jspatterns.com/the-ridiculous-case-of-adding-a-script-element/
		var first = document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0];
		first.parentNode.insertBefore(script, first);
		this.scriptTag = script;
	},

	/**
	* @private
	*/
	removeScriptElement: function () {
		var script = this.scriptTag;
		this.scriptTag = null;
		script.onerror = null;
		if (script.parentNode) {
			script.parentNode.removeChild(script);
		}
	},

	/**
	* @private
	*/
	constructor: kind.inherit(function (sup) {
		return function (params) {
			utils.mixin(this, params);
			sup.apply(this, arguments);
		};
	}),

	/**
	* Initiates the asynchronous routine and will supply the given value if it completes
	* successfully. Overloaded from {@link module:enyo/Async~Async#go}.
	*
	* @param {*} value - The value to pass to responders.
	* @returns {this} The callee for chaining.
	* @public
	*/
	go: function (value) {
		this.startTimer();
		this.jsonp(value);
		return this;
	},

	/**
	* @private
	*/
	jsonp: function (params) {
		var callbackFunctionName = this.overrideCallback ||
			'enyo_jsonp_callback_' + (JsonpRequest.nextCallbackID++);
		//
		this.src = this.buildUrl(params, callbackFunctionName);
		this.addScriptElement();
		//
		global[callbackFunctionName] = this.bindSafely(this.respond);
		//
		// setup cleanup handlers for JSONP completion and failure
		var cleanup = this.bindSafely(function() {
			this.removeScriptElement();
			global[callbackFunctionName] = null;
		});
		this.response(cleanup);
		this.error(cleanup);
	},

	/**
	* @private
	*/
	buildUrl: function(params, fn) {
		var parts = this.url.split('?');
		var uri = parts.shift() || '';
		var args = parts.length? parts.join('?').split('&'): [];
		//
		var bodyArgs = this.bodyArgsFromParams(params, fn);
		args.push(bodyArgs);
		if (this.cacheBust) {
			args.push(Math.random());
		}
		//
		return [uri, args.join('&')].join('?');
	},

	/**
	* If `params` is a string, we follow the convention of replacing the string
	* `'=?'` with the callback name. If `params` is an object (the more common
	* case), we add an argument using the `callbackName` published property.
	*
	* @private
	*/
	bodyArgsFromParams: function(params, fn) {
		if (utils.isString(params)) {
			return params.replace('=?', '=' + fn);
		} else {
			params = params ? utils.clone(params, true) : {};
			if (this.callbackName) {
				params[this.callbackName] = fn;
			}
			return Ajax.objectToQuery(params);
		}
	}
});

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text:
class SubjectsController < ApplicationController
  def index
    @subjects = @bibliome.subjects.period(@period).paginate(:page => params[:page], :per_page => 10, :total_entries => @bibliome.send("#{@period}_subjects_count"))
  end

  def show
    @subject = Subject.find(params[:id])
    @journals = JournalSubject.find(:all, :conditions => {:bibliome_id => @bibliome.id, :subject_id => @subject.id, :year => @period}, :order => "total desc", :limit => 10, :include => [:journal, :bibliome])
    @authors = AuthorSubject.find(:all, :conditions => {:bibliome_id => @bibliome.id, :subject_id => @subject.id, :year => @period}, :order => "total_direct desc", :limit => 10, :include => [:author, :bibliome])
    @cosubjects = Cosubjectship.find(:all, :conditions => {:bibliome_id => @bibliome.id, :subject_id => @subject.id, :year => @period}, :order => "direct desc", :limit => 10, :include => [:cosubject, :bibliome])
  end
end