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Carlton, Christina v. Wood Personnel Services
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1 University of Tennessee, Knoxville Trace: Tennessee Research and Creative Exchange Tennessee Court of Workers' Compensation Claims and Workers' Compensation Appeals Board Law Carlton, Christina v. Wood Personnel Services Tennessee Court of Workers Compensation Claims Follow this and additional works at: This Expedited Hearing by the Department of Labor and Workforce Development, Court of Workers' Compensation Claims is a public document made available by the College of Law Library and the Department of Labor and Workforce Development, Court of Workers' Compensation claims. For more information about this public document, please contact
2 TENNESSEE BUREAU OF WORKERS' COMPENSATION IN THE COURT OF WORKERS' COMPENSATION CLAIMS AT COOKEVILLE BY INTERCHANGE Christina D. Carlton, ) Docket No Employee, ) v. ) State File No ) Wood Personnel Services ) Employer, ) And ) Judge Robert Durham ) Key Risk Ins. Co., ) Carrier. ) F~ED JUNE 24,2016 1N COURT OF WORKERS ' COMPENSATION CLATh.lS Time 3:07 PM EXPEDITED HEARING ORDER GRANTING BENEFITS (REVIEW OF THE FILE) THIS CAUSE came before the undersigned Workers' Compensation Judge on June 15, 2016, upon the Request for Expedited Hearing (REH) filed by the employee, Christina Carlton, pursuant to Tennessee Code Annotated section (2015) to determine if the employer, Wood Personnel Services (WPS), is obligated to provide workers' compensation benefits. Pursuant to Rule (13) (2015) of the Tennessee Compilation Rules and Regulations, Ms. Carlton requested the Court issue a ruling based on a review of the file without an evidentiary hearing. WPS voiced no objection. On June 6, 2016, the Court sent a Docketing Notice to the parties regarding the contents of the record before it. (T.R. 4.) Neither party raised any objection to the documents contained in the record or offered any additional evidence. Considering the positions of the parties, the applicable law, and all of the evidence submitted, the Court concludes it needs no further information to render judgment. The dispositive issue is whether Ms. Carlton's right wrist complaints arise primarily out of and in the course and scope of her employment with WPS. A secondary issue is whether Ms. Carlton is entitled to any temporary partial disability benefits. The Court finds the evidence submitted by Ms. Carlton is sufficient to establish she is likely to prevail at a hearing on the merits regarding the compensability of her alleged injury, 1
3 thus WPS is obligated to provide reasonable and necessary medical treatment with an authorized physician. However, the Court further finds that WPS was justified in its refusal to return Ms. Carlton to light duty following her outburst on October 22, and so she is not entitled to temporary disability benefits at this time. 1 History of Claim Ms. Carlton is a fifty-two-year-old resident of Davidson County, Tennessee, who worked for WPS, a temporary employment agency, on October 13, (T.R. 1.) On that date, Ms. Carlton began training for an assignment as a warehouse clerk, which required her to inspect three-pound tubs of cookie dough. (Ex. 1 at 27.) According to the Employee Account of Incident form, at 9:00a.m., Ms. Carlton "picked up a tub and when she tilted it up to audit, do quality control, her wrist popped." (Ex. 2.) Ms. Carlton claimed she felt immediate pain in her right wrist and reported it to her line supervisor as soon as it happened. (Ex. 3.) On October 15, Ms. Carlton completed various forms for WPS and selected U.S. Health Works from a panel provided by WPS as her authorized treating physician. (Ex. 4 at 1.) A work status report from Dr. Harold Nevels with U.S. HealthWorks dated October 15 states Ms. Carlton's diagnosis was an "unspecified sprain" and indicated x rays revealed a questionable cortex fracture of the radius. 2 (Ex. 1 at 3.) Dr. Nevels further indicated Ms. Carlton could return to work with a restriction against using her right hand.!d. On October 19, Ms. Carlton returned to Dr. Nevels. (Ex. 1 at 4.) According to the Work Status Report, Dr. Nevels determined her x-rays were negative. He recommended physical therapy and continued her restriction against using her right hand.!d. The record also contains an interview form completed by Todd Drumright, supervisor for WPS, from an interview conducted with Dr. Nevels on October 19. (Ex. 1 at 5.) According to the form, Mr. Drumright asked Dr. Nevels if Ms. Carlton's work-related duties "definitely" caused her injury, and he opined, "Yes, as far as he can tell."!d. Dr. Nevels further opined Ms. Carlton would need a "couple of days to let the swelling go down." The form goes on to state that Dr. Nevels felt Ms. Carlton was exaggerating her injury, and he would see her in a couple of days in anticipation of releasing her.!d. Ms. Carlton worked in WPS' office while on light duty. WPS provided written statements from several WPS employees averring that on October 22, Ms. Carlton began screaming and shouting at Mr. Drumright, apparently over his request that she sign a light duty form regarding her restrictions and her promise not to violate them. (Ex. 5.) Ms. Carlton refused to sign the document, and when he insisted, she became very loud and 1 Additional information regarding the technical record and exhibits is attached to this Order as an Appendix. 2 The parties did not include complete medical records from U.S. Health Works. 2
4 belligerent in front of co-workers and job applicants. Eventually, Mr. Drumright told her to leave, and when she resisted, threatened to call the police. Ms. Carlton then left the premises.!d. Ms. Carlton returned to Dr. Nevels on October 22. (Ex. 1 at 7.) Ms. Carlton complained of continued pain in her wrist and requested a sling so she could hold her wrist close to her body to keep from hitting it. Dr. Nevels noted she was very angry, and her pain seemed to be "out of proportion" to her injury.!d. Nevertheless, he recommended an orthopedic referral and continued her restrictions.!d. On October 26, WPS offered two panels of orthopedists to Ms. Carlton. (Ex. 4 at 2.) She chose Dr. Doug Weikert from one panel and Dr. Paul Abbey from another, although there is no indication which doctor was chosen first or why another panel was offered. (Ex. 4 at 2, 3.) In any event, Ms. Carlton did not see either Dr. Weikert or Dr. Abbey, but went to Dr. N.K. Singh with Vanderbilt Orthopedics on October 30. (Ex. 1 at 11.) Dr. Singh noted Ms. Carlton complained of constant right wrist and forearm pain. She stated the pain began when she lifted a tub of cookie dough off a conveyor belt to inspect it, and she felt a sudden "pain and pop to the distal forearm."!d. She also complained of a flare-up while using a tape gun. Examination revealed tenderness in her right forearm along the radial aspect as well as tenderness in her right wrist with forced flexion and extension. Dr. Singh diagnosed her with a right wrist sprain and right forearm tenosynovitis. He also opined that "more than 50% of her current complaints are related to a work injury."!d. He placed her in a splint, prescribed Voltaren, and provided restrictions against repetitive wrist movement and lifting with her right arm.!d. On November 13, Ms. Carlton returned to Dr. Singh. (Ex. 1 at 24.) Ms. Carlton claimed some improvement since using the thumb splint and Voltaren. However, she still complained of some pain with flexion and extension of her wrist as well as some tenderness in her mid-forearm.!d. Dr. Singh recommended she undergo physical therapy, and the only restriction he recommended was using the thumb splint for support while working.!d. On November 16, Grant Guyse, adjuster for WPS' insurance carrier, wrote to Dr. Singh seeking his opinion regarding causation. In the letter, Mr. Guyse described Ms. Carlton's alleged work injury as follows: "As you are aware, the morning of Ms. Carlton's first day on the job, she just tilted (did not pick it up according to Ms. Carlton) a 3 lb. box of frozen cookie dough and injured her right wrist." (Ex. 1 at 27.) He then asked Dr. Singh whether he believed to a reasonable degree of medical certainty that Ms. Carlton's injuries arose primarily out of and in the course and scope of her employment.!d. Dr. Singh responded on November 24, by answering "no" and explaining that, "I wouldn't expect the above description to have contributed to > 50% of the wrist pain." 3
5 !d. Ms. Carlton filed a Petition for Benefit Determination (PBD) on December 16, 20 15, after WPS denied her claim. (T.R. 1.) In her petition, Ms. Carlton requested four weeks of temporary disability benefits, although there is no indication in the record when she stopped working for WPS or the reason for her separation.!d. WPS filed a wage statement indicating Ms. Carlton's average weekly wage was $ (Ex. 7.) The parties were unable to reach a mediated agreement, and the Mediator filed a Dispute Certification Notice on January 21, (T.R. 2.) Ms. Carlton filed an REH seeking a decision on record review on May 20, (T.R. 3.) On June 6, 2016, the Court sent a Docketing Notice to the parties regarding the contents of the record before it. (T.R. 4.) Neither party raised any objection to the documents contained in the record or offered any additional evidence. Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law The Court must interpret Workers' Compensation Law fairly, impartially, and by basic principles of statutory construction, favoring neither the employee nor employer. Tenn. Code Ann (2015). The employee in a workers' compensation claim has the burden of proof on all essential elements of a claim. Scott v. Integrity Staffing Solutions, No , 2015 TN Wrk. Comp. App. Bd. LEXIS 24, at *6 (Tenn. Workers' Comp. App. Bd. Aug. 18, 2015). Ms. Carlton need not prove every element of her claim by a preponderance of the evidence in order to obtain relief at an expedited hearing. McCord v. Advantage Human Resourcing, No , 2015 TN Wrk. Comp. App. Bd. LEXIS 6, at *7-8, 9 (Tenn. Workers' Comp. App. Bd. Mar. 27, 2015). At an expedited hearing, she has the burden to come forward with sufficient evidence from which the trial court can determine that the employee is likely to prevail at a hearing on the merits.!d.; see also Tenn. Code Ann ( d)(l) (20 15). This lesser evidentiary standard "does not relieve an employee of the burden of producing evidence of an injury by accident that arose primarily out of and in the course and scope of employment at an expedited hearing, but allows some relief to be granted if that evidence does not rise to the level of a 'preponderance of the evidence."' Buchanan v. Carlex Glass Co., No , 2015 TN Wrk. Comp. App. Bd. LEXIS 39, at *6 (Tenn. Workers' Comp. App. Bd. Sept. 29, 2015). In order to prevail, Ms. Carlton must establish she suffered an accidental injury that was "caused by a specific incident, or set of incidents, arising primarily out of and in the course and scope of employment, and is identifiable by time and place of occurrence." Tenn. Code Ann (14)(A) (2015). 4
6 However, in order to establish she sustained a compensable injury, Ms. Carlton must establish to a "reasonable degree of medical certainty" that in the "opinion of the physician" her condition arose primarily out of and in the course and scope of her employment. See Tenn. Code Ann (13) (2015). Thus, lay testimony must generally be corroborated by expert medical testimony in order to meet the burden of proof regarding causation. See Scott, supra, at * 12. In this instance, Ms. Carlton's supervisor asked Dr. Nevels, her original authorized physician, if her work-related duties "definitely" caused her injury, and he opined, "Yes, as far as he can tell." (Ex. 1 at 5.) Ms. Carlton subsequently treated with Dr. Singh, and after her first visit, Dr. Singh opined that, "more than 50% of her current complaints are related to her work injury." (Ex. 1 at 11.) However, the adjuster for WPS, Grant Guyse, wrote to Dr. Singh, describing Ms. Carlton's injury as occurring on her first day when "she just tilted (did not pick it up according to Ms. Carlton) a 3 lb. box of frozen cookie dough." (Ex. 1 at 27.) Based on this description, Dr. Singh stated, "I wouldn't expect the above description to have contributed to> 50% of the wrist pain," and thus found that her work duties did not primarily cause her injury.!d. Normally, Dr. Singh's most recent opinion on causation, as the authorized treating specialist, would prevail on this issue. However, in this instance, Dr. Singh's response to Mr. Guyse's letter appears to be based on a faulty premise; i.e., that Ms. Carlton did not pick up the tub of cookie dough, but merely tilted it toward her. (Ex. 1 at 27.) Dr. Singh specifically qualified his opinion by stating he "wouldn't expect the above description" to have contributed more than 50% to her wrist pain.!d. The documents provided to the Court do not support Mr. Guyse' s description of the October 13, 2015 incident in his letter to Dr. Singh. In the "Employee Account of Incident" form completed by Ms. Carlton on October 15, 2015, she described the incident as follows: "Picked up a tub, and when she tilted it up to audit, do quality control, her wrist popped." (Ex. 2.) (Emphasis added.) In the only other description of the incident included in the record, Dr. Singh noted that Ms. Carlton told him on her first day of this particular job, "she was lifting to inspect the cookie dough off the belt" when she felt a pop in her right wrist and forearm. (Ex. 1 at 11.) (Emphasis added.) The Court finds it relevant that immediately following this description, Dr. Singh opined her injury did causally relate to her work activities.!d. Upon review of the record, the evidence preponderates against Mr. Guyse's description of the incident in his letter to Dr. Singh, thus negating Dr. Singh's response on November 24. As a result, the Court finds Ms. Carlton provided sufficient evidence from which a trial court can determine she is likely to prevail at a hearing on the merits regarding causation. Therefore, WPS shall provide reasonable and necessary medical care for Ms. Carlton's work-related injury to her right upper extremity on October 13, 2015, with Dr. Singh as her authorized treating physician. 5
7 With regard to temporary disability benefits, the Court finds WPS had light duty work available for Ms. Carlton that was within her restrictions, but did not allow Ms. Carlton to return to work due to her outburst on October 22. (Ex. 5.) In Mace v. Express Services, Inc., No , TN Wrk. Comp. App. Bd. LEXIS 49, at *8, 9 (Tenn. Workers' Comp. App. Bd. Dec. 11, 20 15), the Appeals Board held that even though an employee may have an injury that renders her temporarily disabled, an employer still has a right to enforce workplace rules. Thus, if an employer refuses to put an employee to work because of misconduct "under established or ordinary workplace rules and/or expectations," and those actions were a true motivation for the refusal to allow an employee to work, then the employer will not be obligated to pay temporary disability benefits. Id. at *9. The unrebutted testimony is that on October 22, 2015, Ms. Carlton refused to sign a light duty work form and began screaming and shouting at her supervisor, Mr. Drumright, in front of other employees as well as job applicants. (Ex. 5.) Ms. Carlton continued this behavior and refused to leave upon repeated requests. She did not leave until WPS employees threatened to call the police and have her arrested for trespassing.!d. In this instance, the Court finds Ms. Carlton's conduct on October 22, 2015, constituted misconduct "under ordinary workplace rules," and was the true motivation for WPS' refusal to allow her to return to work at light duty. Mace, supra, at *9. As a result, Ms. Carlton failed to prove she is likely to prevail on the issue of temporary disability benefits at a hearing on the merits. McCord, supra, at *7-8. Therefore, her request for temporary disability benefits is denied at this time. IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED that: 1. WPS shall authorize Dr. Singh to provide reasonable and necessary medical treatment for Ms. Carlton's work-related injury of October 13, Should Dr. Singh refuse to see Ms. Carlton, WPS shall provide a panel from which Ms. Carlton may select an authorized physician pursuant to Workers' Compensation Law. 2. Ms. Carlton's request for temporary disability benefits is denied at this time. 3. This matter is set for an Initial Hearing on August 5, 2016, at 9:30a.m. 4. Unless interlocutory appeal of the Expedited Hearing Order is filed, compliance with this Order must occur no later than seven business days from the date of entry of this Order as required by Tennessee Code Annotated section (d)(3) (2015). The Insurer or Self-Insured Employer must submit confirmation of 6
8 compliance with this Order to the Bureau by to no later than the seventh business day after entry of this Order. Failure to submit the necessary confirmation within the period of compliance may result in a penalty assessment for non-compliance. For questions regarding compliance, please contact the Workers' Compensation Compliance Unit via or by calling (615) or (615) ENTERED THIS THE 24th DAY OF JUNE, ~~ Court of Workers' Compensation Claims Initial Hearing: An Initial Hearing has been set with Judge Robert Durham, Court of Workers' Compensation Claims. You must call or toll-free at to participate in the Initial Hearing. Please Note: You must call in on the scheduled date/time to participate. Failure to call in may result in a determination of the issues without your further participation. All conferences are set using Central Time (CT). Right to Appeal: Tennessee Law allows any party who disagrees with this Expedited Hearing Order to appeal the decision to the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board. To file a Notice of Appeal, you must: 1. Complete the enclosed form entitled: "Expedited Hearing Notice of Appeal." 2. File the completed form with the Court Clerk within seven business days of the date the Workers' Compensation Judge entered the Expedited Hearing Order. 3. Serve a copy of the Expedited Hearing Notice of Appeal upon the opposing party. 7
9 4. The appealing party is responsible for payment of a filing fee in the amount of $ Within ten calendar days after the filing of a notice of appeal, payment must be received by check, money order, or credit card payment. Payments can be made in person at any Bureau office or by United States mail, hand-delivery, or other delivery service. In the alternative, the appealing party may file an Affidavit of Indigency, on a form prescribed by the Bureau, seeking a waiver of the filing fee. The Affidavit of Indigency may be filed contemporaneously with the Notice of Appeal or must be filed within ten calendar days thereafter. The Appeals Board will consider the Affidavit of Indigency and issue an Order granting or denying the request for a waiver of the filing fee as soon thereafter as is practicable. Failure to timely pay the filing fee or file the Affidavit of Indigency in accordance with this section shad result in dismissal of the appeal. 5. The parties, having the responsibility of ensuring a complete record on appeal, may request, from the Court Clerk, the audio recording of the hearing for the purpose of having a transcript prepared by a licensed court reporter and filing it with the Court Clerk within ten calendar days of the filing of the Expedited Hearing Notice of Appeal. Alternatively, the parties may file a joint statement of the evidence within ten calendar days of the filing of the Expedited Hearing Notice of Appeal. The statement of the evidence must convey a complete and accurate account of what transpired in the Court of Workers' Compensation Claims and must be approved by the workers' compensation judge before the record is submitted to the Clerk of the Appeals Board. 6. If the appellant elects to file a position statement in support of the interlocutory appeal, the appellant shall file such position statement with the Court Clerk within five business days of the expiration of the time to file a transcript or statement of the evidence, specifying the issues presented for review and including any argument in support thereof. A party opposing the appeal shall file a response, if any, with the Court Clerk within five business days of the filing of the appellant's position statement. All position statements pertaining to an appeal of an interlocutory order should include: (1) a statement summarizing the facts of the case from the evidence admitted during the expedited hearing; (2) a statement summarizing the disposition of the case as a result of the expedited hearing; (3) a statement of the issue(s) presented for review; and (4) an argument, citing appropriate statutes, case law, or other authority. 8
10 APPENDIX Exhibits: 1. Medical records of US Healthworks and Vanderbilt Medical Center 2. Employee Account of Incident Form 3. Post Injury Employee Interview 4. Notice of Denial 4. Choice of Physician Forms 5. Statements ofvarious WPS employees 6. WPS Light Duty Agreement 7. Wage Statement 8. Photographs of cookie tubs Technical Record: 1. Petition for Benefit Determination 2. Dispute Certification Notice 3. Request for Expedited Hearing 4. Transfer Order 5. Amended Docketing Notice CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I hereby certify that a true and correct copy of the Expedited Hearing Order Granting Benefits was sent to the following recipients by the following methods of service on this the 24th day of June, Name Certified Via Via Service sent to: Mail Fax Christina Carlton X 2701 Glenmont Court, Nashville, Tennessee Michael Jones X Clerk of Court 9
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Wright denies he's agreed to leave 36ers
Adelaide 36ers coach Joey Wright has denied recent stories that he has come to terms with owner Grant Kelley to part ways with the club before next season.
Clearly there will be some changes in personnel at the 36ers in the off-season season though.
After coaching his 500th game on Saturday night, a 15-point loss to Perth, Wright, who is still in contract, said he was yet to meet Kelley and could only confirm that he hasn't agreed to anything.
But he then accused some of the players on his roster of being selfish and not playing the game for the right reasons.
The 36ers' chances of playing finals were gone before Saturday's loss to the Wildcats and some of their players performed accordingly, despite Wright's milestone.
Eric Griffin saw only 2:23 minutes of court time, all in the first quarter. Wright said Griffin looked injured, but that wasn't why he was benched.
"He turned the ball over three times in 10 seconds," he said.
"I don't know what was wrong with him, but he wasn't interested in playing tonight, so I wasn't interested in playing him."
Jerome Randle played less than half the game, according to Wright, for the same reason.
The coach didn't mention his own milestone in the build up to the clash and said that it wouldn't have mattered if he did.
"There is no way three or four of those guys were going to come out here and play for me in the 500," he said.
"That was not going to happen. If anything, they were going to play worse.
"In modern society, far too often these guys get so much reinforcement from social media and people, that that's what they grow accustomed to to make them get out and play.
"If they can't get out and play the game of basketball for the simple fact that it is one of the biggest games in the world, something is wrong.
"And obviously something was wrong.
"I love this game.
"I use this sport to really effect people in a positive way.
"It really distresses me when individuals don't use this sport - and they use it for selfish reasons. And we had a lot of guys this year who used it for selfish reasons."
Wright thinks that playing basketball should be enough reason to get up to play. But thinks that some people wanted to take from the game and pillage as much as they could.
He said he didn't want to be around those people.
The 36ers finished the season in seventh spot, with 12 wins, but only five victories came in 17 outings against the five sides that went into Sunday still in championship contention.
Wright was blunt in his reasoning.
"We just wasn't very good," he said.
"It's the first time I have ever coached when we have had games when we weren't playing for the playoffs. It's kind of a weird feeling.
"We weren't very good at making decisions, not very good at making shots. We just weren't very good."

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A Complete Guide to Benoni Systems and Structuresz
Two Great Books Brought Together in One Volume!
Two great books from the Everyman Chess Library, Starting Out: Benoni Systems by Alexander Raetsky and Maxim Chetverik and Starting Out: The Modern Benoni by Endre Vegh, brought together in one volume.
Lasker - Move by Move
Emanuel Lasker was world champion for a remarkable 27 years (1894-1921) and is generally regarded as having been way ahead of his time in his understanding of chess. He primarily regarded chess as a fight and considered that the strongest move in a position was the one that created greatest problems for the opponent and not necessarily the one that was objectively best. The Move by Move series provides an ideal format for the keen chessplayer to improve their game. While reading you are continually challenged to answer probing questions – a method that greatly encourages the learning and practicing of vital skills just as much as the traditional assimilation of chess knowledge.
Keres - Move by Move
Estonian grandmaster Paul Keres is one of the greatest players in chess history. Along with Viktor Korchnoi he is one of the best never to have gained the ultimate title of world champion. He was numbered among the very top players in the world for more than three decades. He was an unusually well-rounded chessplayer, writing numerous books and, additionally, also composing problems and endgame studies. Paraguay grandmaster, Zenón Franco has long been a fan of Paul Keres and has now collected together 38 of his finest games, along with numerous extracts from other encounters.
Morphy - Move by Move
Paul Morphy is a chess legend and without doubt one of the greatest players in the history of the game. His understanding of the game was years ahead of his time and in his era he was easily the best player in the world. In this book, Grandmaster Zenón Franco examines in detail Morphy's chess style, selects and studies his favourite Morphy games, and demonstrates how we can all improve our chess by learning from Morphy's masterpieces.
Rubinstein - Move by Move
Rubinstein was an exceptionally talented player whose legacy includes many truly brilliant games. He helped to develop several chess openings and is widely acknowledged to be one of the greatest endgame players of all time. In this book, Grandmaster Zenón Franco selects and examines his favorite Rubinstein games, and demonstrates how we can all learn and improve our chess by studying Rubinstein's masterpieces
Spassky - Move by Move
Boris Spassky is one of the greatest chess players in the history of the game. He was the World Champion for three years, after winning the title by beating Tigran Petrosian. His name is forever linked with his great rival Bobby Fischer and their epic 1972 'Match of the Century', which did so much to popularize the game throughout the world. In this book, Grandmaster Zenón Franco examines in detail Spassky's chess style, selects and studies his favorite Spassky games, and demonstrates how we can all improve our chess by learning from Spassky's play.
Anand - Move by Move
In this book, Grandmaster Zenón Franco examines in detail Anand's chess career to date. He selects and studies his favourite Anand games, and demonstrates clearly how we can all improve our chess by learning from Anand's play.
E-BOOK Anand - Move by Move
Grandmaster and renowned chess coach Zenon Franco provides a training course designed to help all aspiring players to improve their chess. During each lesson, you are invited to play a 'game' in which you try to find the best moves at all the important moments.
SHOPWORN - Test Your Chess
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Test Evaluate and Improve Your Chess - 3RD EDITION
A Knowledge Based Approach
Through a revolutionary testing system, Dr. Kopec is able to quantify their overall chess strength, specific deficiencies and definite abilities, allowing him to pinpoint which aspects need the most work. This book, developed with the US Chess Federation, represents the sum of Dr. Kopec's knowledge and efforts to help chess players understand and acquire the knowledge necessary to achieve chess mastery.
The Development of Chess Style
This is essentially a book on chess history, showing how different styles of chess play became popular and flourished and then faded in popularity, such as for example the Hyper-Modern Style of play that became ''All the Rage'' in the 1920s and 1930s.
CLEARANCE - Chess Explained - The English Opening
A New Approach to Understanding the Chess Openings
Catalog Code: B0094GB
Chess Explained is a new series of books about chess openings. They are not theoretical works in the traditional sense, but more a series of lessons from a chess expert with extensive over-the-board experience with an opening. You will gain an understanding of the opening and the middlegames to which it leads, enabling you to find the right moves and plans in your own games. It is as if you were sitting at the board with a chess coach answering your questions about the plans for both sides, the ideas behind particular moves, and what specific knowledge you need to have.
EBOOK - Starting Out - Modern Benoni
The Modern Benoni is one of Blacks most ambitious and audacious defences to the queens pawn opening, and it has been used with devastating effect by such legends as Mikhail Tal, Bobby Fischer and Garry Kasparov. From the very start Black creates an exceptional imbalance in the position, one which leads to dynamic play and gives Black real chances to seize the initiative.
Learning Chess - Workbook Step 3
Catalog Code: B0003KNSB
This celebrated chess tutorial system is the number-one course of its kind - to enable one to confidently teach kids the game, in the same way that European students have learned successfully the 'art of chess' for over 18 years.
CLEARANCE - The Brussels Encounter OHRA - Paperback
Thirteen games were covered by the BBC. This book includes those games as well as the other seventeen played in the tournament.
This book is on the Game of the Round; hosting the 27th Chess Olympiad held in Dubai in 1986.


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Taming Corporate Power in the 21st Century
Davis Gerald
There is broad consensus across the political spectrum in the US that monopolistic corporations – particularly Big Tech companies -- have grown too powerful, and that we need to revive antitrust to take on the 'curse of bigness.' But both the diagnosis and the cure are rooted in an outdated understanding of how the American economy is organized. Information and communication technologies have fundamentally altered the markets for capital, labor, supplies, and distribution in ways that undermine the basic categories we use to understand the economy. Nationality, industry, firm, size, employee, and other fundamental terms are increasingly detached from the operations of the economy. If we want to understand and tame the new sources of economic power, we need a new diagnosis and a new set of tools.
Συγγραφέας: Davis Gerald
Εκδότης: CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS
1. The digital transformation of business
2. Rising monopoly power and a new Gilded Age?
3. The problems with the monopoly narrative
4. What is nationality now?
5. What is industry now?
6. What is size now?
7. Every man an LLC? The hollow promise of entrepreneurship for all
8. What next? Business models and power
Gerald F. Davis, University of Michigan
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Henry Kissinger analyses how six extraordinary leaders he has known have shaped their countries and...


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May 25th, 1990, fell on a Friday. It was day 145 of 1990. The decade was the 1990s.
30 years, 7 months and 23 days have passed since May 25th, 1990.
Events that occurred on May 25th, 1990:
Back to the Future Part III (1990) is released in cinemas.
The Witches (1990) is released.
Music Singles
Songs that were on top of the music singles charts in the USA and the United Kingdom on May 25th, 1990:
United States: Vogue - Madonna
United Kingdom: Killer - Adamski
Movie Box Office
What movie was on top of the box office?
The movie "Back to the Future Part III" was at the top of the box office on this date.
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The date is May 25th, 1990 and it's a Friday. Anyone born today will have the star sign Gemini. Currently, people have "that Friday feeling" and are looking forward to the weekend.
The summer of 1990 has finally arrived. The weather has warmed up and the evenings are brighter than usual. In America, the song Vogue by Madonna is on top of the singles charts. Over in the UK, Killer by Adamski is the number one hit song.
George W. Bush Snr. is currently the President of the United States and the movie Back to the Future Part III is at the top of the Box Office. In the United Kingdom, Margaret Thatcher is the current Prime Minister. In fashion, many of the trends from the late 80s are still popular. Colored tights, denim overalls, leotards, flannel shirts and shoulder pads are all fashionable at the moment.
It's 1990, so the airwaves are being dominated by music artists such as Sinéad O'Connor, Paula Abdul, Janet Jackson, Vanilla Ice, Mariah Carey, Stevie B, Madonna and MC Hammer. Rapper Ice Cube has just released his solo debut album "AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted". This is the rapper's first album since his bitter split with N.W.A. In Europe, the Soviet Union is continuing to fall apart. Romania, which was once a Soviet state, has just held its first parliamentary elections after the execution of Communist dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu last December.
The series finale of Newhart has just been aired on television and viewers are shocked that the entire sitcom was a dream that the main character was having. Italian side A.C Milan have won the European Cup after defeating Benfica 1-0 in the final. A 68th minute goal by Frank Rijkaard was enough to secure the victory. A dark comedy film called "The Witches" is currently being shown in movie theaters.
People are watching popular TV shows such as "Cheers", "The Cosby Show", "Charles in Charge" and "The Wonder Years". Meanwhile, gamers are playing titles such as "Super Mario Land", "The Revenge of Shinobi", "Herzog Zwei" and "Phantasy Star II". Children and teenagers are currently watching television shows such as "Muppet Babies", "Pingu", "Adventures of the Little Koala" and "Count Duckula".
If you're a kid or a teenager, then you're probably playing with toys such as "My Little Pony (figures)", "Transformers", "Game Boy" and "Sega Genesis / Mega Drive".
News Topics, Fads & Culture
Trending news stories and fads that were prevalent throughout this time period. These are news stories and events that would have been in the media on May 25th, 1990.
Bette Midler - "From a Distance"
"From a Distance" by Bette Midler would go on to win a Grammy for 1990's Song of the Year.
Costs in 1990.
In 1990, $100 USD was worth roughly $195 in today's money. i.e. A weekly wage of $300 in 1990 would the same as receiving $585 in 2019. A house in the United States could be purchased for around $122,000 in 1990. Gas was about $1.15 per gallon. Adjusted for inflation, that would be the same as paying $1.89 per gallon in 2019.
George H. W. Bush.
U.S. President George H. W. Bush. was named as the Time Person of the Year in 1990.
"Dances with Wolves" won the Academy Award for Best Picture in 1990.
Best football players in 1990.
The best soccer / football players in 1990 were Lothar Matthäus, Diego Maradona, Salvatore Schillaci, Andreas Brehme, Paul Gascoigne, Franco Baresi, Enzo Scifo, Jürgen Klinsmann, Roberto Baggio, Frank Rijkaard and Guido Buchwald.
1990 in movies.
Movies released in 1990 included Ghost, Home Alone, Pretty Woman, Total Recall, Dances with Wolves, Back to the Future Part III, Kindergarten Cop, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Presumed Innocent, Die Hard 2, Gremlins 2 and Predator 2.
Early 1990s Fashion
Early 1990s fashion saw a continuation of the 1980s. Popular outfits included clothes such as coloured tights, denim overalls, black leather jackets with shoulder pads, neon coloured tops, flannel shirts, plaid skirts and ripped jeans.
Who were the best NBA players in 1990?
In 1990, the best NBA players were Magic Johnson, Michael Jordan, Charles Barkley, Karl Malone, Patrick Ewing, Larry Bird, Akeem Olajuwon, John Stockton, Tom Chambers, Kevin Johnson, James Worthy, Chris Mullin, David Robinson, Clyde Drexler and Joe Dumars.
1990 in music.
Popular artists in 1990 included Vanilla Ice, Adamski, Elton John, Sinead O'Connor, Robert Plant, Madonna, ZZ Top, Snap!, INXS, Maria McKee, Ice Cube, MC Hammer and The Beautiful South.
The 1990 Eurovision song contest is held in Zagreb, Croatia. Italy win the contest with the song "Insieme: 1992" by Toto Cutugno.
Basic facts and information about this date:
Week Number: This date occurred during Week 21 of 1990.
Leap Year: 1990 was NOT a leap year.
Age: Anyone born on May 25th, 1990, will be 30 years of age.
People born in 1990 belong to the "Generation Y (Millennial)" generation.
Unix Timestamp: The Unix Timestamp for this date is 643590000.
Around This Time...
Notable events that occurred around May 25th, 1990:
April 27th, 1990: The video game "Final Fantasy III" is released.
May 14th, 1990: Serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer moves into Apartment 213 on 924 North 25th Street.
May 16th, 1990: Ice Cube releases his debut album "AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted".
May 16th, 1990: "The Muppets" creator Jim Henson dies from pneumonia at the age of 53.
May 17th, 1990: Manchester United win the FA Cup final with a 1-0 victory over Crystal Palace.
May 17th, 1990: The World Health Organization removes homosexuality from its list of diseases.
May 21st, 1990: The last episode of the sitcom Newhart is aired.
May 23rd, 1990: Football: A.C Milan win the European Cup after defeating Benfica 1-0.
June 7th, 1990: The Nickelodeon Studios open.
June 8th, 1990: The 1990 FIFA World Cup starts in Italy.
June 14th, 1990: The Detroit Pistons win the 1990 NBA Finals after they defeat the Portland Trail Blazers 4-1.
June 15th, 1990: Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990) is released.
June 22nd, 1990: RoboCop 2 (1990) is released in cinemas.
Horoscopes & Birthstone Information
Zodiac & Birthstone information:
Zodiac Sign (Astrology): Anyone born on May 25th, 1990, will have the star sign Gemini.
However, if you are going by the new star sign system (2020), then the sign for this date is actually Taurus.
Zodiac Element: Air.
Chinese Zodiac Animal: In the Chinese Zodiac, 1990 was the year of the Horse (Yang Metal).
Native American Zodiac: May 25th, 1990 falls under the Deer.
Birthstone: Anyone born during the month of May will have the birthstone Emerald.
TV shows that you might have been watching around this time.
Twin Peaks - Crime drama.
One Foot in the Grave - British sitcom following the life of Victor Meldrew.
Family Matters - Sitcom starring Reginald VelJohnson as Carl Otis Winslow.
Saved by the Bell - Comedy series about a group of friends in high school.
Seinfeld - Comedy sitcom starring Jerry Seinfeld.
Quantum Leap - TV show about a scientist that finds himself inside the body of a different person each week.
Roseanne - Comedy TV show about a working class family called the Conners.
The Wonder Years - A TV show that was set in the late sixties.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Animated series about a team of four teenage turtles.
Star Trek: The Next Generation - Starring Patrick Stewart as Captain Jean‑Luc Picard.
Full House - Sitcom about a widowed man who looks after his three daughters.
21 Jump Street - TV series starring Johnny Depp.
1990 - Kid's TV
Children's and Teen TV shows that would have been airing on this date in 1990.
Nellie the Elephant
Chip 'n' Dale's Rescue Rangers
Noozles
Adventures of the Little Koala
Married... with Children
1990 - Toys & Games
Toys and games that would have been popular on this date in 1990:
Sega Genesis / Mega Drive
My Little Pony (figures)
Water Ring Toss
Easy-Bake Oven
Popular video games that you might have been playing around this time.
Phantasy Star II - RPG game developed by SEGA.
World Cup Italia '90 - Soccer game for the Sega Mega Drive.
Super Mario World - Released on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
Batman: The Video Game - Released on the Nintendo Entertainment System.
Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse - Released on the Nintendo Entertainment System.
Herzog Zwei - Real-time strategy video game for the SEGA.
The Revenge of Shinobi - Platform game by SEGA.
Golden Axe - Conan the Barbarian-style beat 'em-up game.
Super Mario Land - Released for the Game Boy.
SimCity - City-building simulation game developed by Maxis.
Gain Ground - Action-strategy arcade game.
Duck Hunt - Light gun shooter game.
Celebrities and historical figures that were born on the 25th of May:
May 25th, 1939: Ian McKellen: Actor.
May 25th, 1963: Mike Myers: Actor.
May 25th, 1985: Demba Ba: Soccer player.
Weather information for May 25th, 1990:
Dublin, Ireland: It was 15.5 degrees Celsius. It was a dry day. It was a sunny day.
New York, USA: Temperature: 59.0 degrees Fahrenheit. 15 degrees Celsius. Precipitation: 0cm.
London, England: Temperature: 11.78 degrees Celsius.
Who was the US President on May 25th, 1990?
George W. Bush Snr. was the President of the United States.
UK Prime Minister
Who was the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom on May 25th, 1990?
Margaret Thatcher was the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
Irish Taoiseach
Who was the Taoiseach (prime minister) of Ireland on this date?
Charles Haughey was the Taoiseach of Ireland.
Conception Dates
Interesting facts about conception dates.
A baby that was born on May 25th, 1990 was probably conceived around the 15th of August, 1989. (Rough Estimate).
The due date for a baby that was conceived on May 25th, 1990 is the 4th of March, 1991. (Rough Estimate).
How old was I?
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Time Difference & Statistics
Here are some fun statistics about May 25th, 1990.
11,195 days have passed since this date.
967,251,600 seconds have passed since the May 25th, 1990.
If you were born on this day, your heart has beated approximately 1,128,460,200 times.
Since May 25th, 1990, earth has travelled approximately 499,101,825,600 miles through space.
If you were born on this day, your eyes have blinked approximately 161,208,600 times.
If you were born on this day, you have taken approximately 83,183,638 steps. That's about 36,971 miles!
Since this date, 11,607,019 meteors have entered the earth's atmosphere!
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Astrix Security Achieves SOC 2 Type 2 Certification Five Months After Emerging from Stealth
By Dana Katz
The audit verifies that Astrix's App-to-App Integration Security solution complies with the highest security principles
[Tel Aviv, Israel – July 28, 2022] – Astrix Security, the first solution securing app-to-app integrations, today announced that it has successfully completed a System and Organization Controls (SOC) 2 Type 2 compliance audit. Conducted by a Big Four audit firm, the compliance audit reviewed Astrix's App-to-App Integration Security solution, which protects enterprises as they connect to third-party integrations across their XaaS critical systems, along with all security controls and practices, and found no deficiencies.
A SOC 2 Type 2 certification verifies that the company's information security practices and processes meet the trust principles criteria for security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy. In today's cyber threat landscape, the audit also demonstrates a company's compliance with critical security policies over an extended period of time.
"We have always held ourselves to the highest standard of security, which is why we invested significant effort and resources into achieving this milestone, and we are proud to have done this so soon after our launch," said Alon Jackson, CEO and Co-Founder of Astrix. "Receiving this certification demonstrates our ability to offer our customers the highest quality solutions to protect them from the sprawling new attack surface of app-to-app connectivity."
Astrix launched from stealth in February 2022 with a $15 million seed round led by Bessemer Venture Partners and F2 Venture Capital, with participation from Venrock and numerous cybersecurity angel investors. Co-founded by CEO Alon Jackson and CTO Idan Gour, Astrix enables organizations to unleash the power of integration and automation by securing their critical systems as they continuously connect with third-party applications. The agentless, easy-to-deploy solution provides security teams with holistic visibility into all their app-to-app connections, and instantly detects and mitigates integration threats with automated remediation workflows, all while continuously minimizing third-party exposure with zero-trust policies and automated enforcement guardrails.
"Successfully meeting the strenuous SOC 2 standards with zero exceptions listed is a momentous achievement for any company, let alone one that emerged from stealth just five months ago," said Achiad Alter, VP Operations of Astrix. "Not only does it reflect Astrix's top-notch solution, but it also recognizes our internal commitment to adhering to industry best practices from day one."
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Founded in Tel Aviv in 2021, Astrix Security protects cloud-first companies' growing third-party app interconnectivity against the clear and imminent threat of service supply chain attacks. By leveraging their unique "attacker" point of view, Astrix ensures enterprises' cloud services securely connect to their critical systems, enabling them to safely unleash the power of app-to-app integration and automation. The agentless, easy-to-deploy solution provides security teams with holistic visibility into all their app-to-app connections and instantly detects and mitigates integration threats with automated remediation workflows, while continuously minimizing third-party exposure with zero-trust policies and automated enforcement guardrails. Astrix's rapidly expanding team is made up of subject matter experts and was founded by veterans of the Israel Defense Forces' 8200 military intelligence unit CEO Alon Jackson and CTO Idan Gour. Astrix is backed by leading investors Bessemer Venture Partners, F2 Venture Capital, and Venrock.
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Andrian Candu on justice, banking system and stolen billion
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The judiciary remains a complex problem for this country. And it worries the Chișinău MPs. The statements were made by the president of the Parliament, Andrian Candu, last evening, at the talk-show Fabrika, on Publika TV.
"Justice is our biggest headache because it's the most intricate. The justice is based on more elements as integrity, investigation, fight against corruption, justice and protection in the business sector. So that an investor may find justice in the court, not corruption with money," Candu maintained.
Referring to the banking system and the siphoned billion, the president of the Parliament said the truth would be found shortly.
"The Kroll 2 report will be finished later this year or by the middle of next year. The report will show the people involved, the schemes used and the whereabouts of the assets that can be recuperated," specified the head of the Legislature.
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German EV Startup Revives the Legendary 1980s-Era Audi Quattro
Audi's Quattro badge currently graces every vehicle which features the automaker's all-wheel-drive system, but Audi earned its reputation for AWD excellence with the legendary Quattro rally car, which dominated Group B rallying in the 1980s, and its roadgoing homologation counterpart. Audi has teased revivals of the original Quattro a couple of times—first with the chiseled 2010 Quattro concept and later with the plug-in-hybrid 2013 Sport Quattro concept. Now that classic car is finally making a return, but not as an Audi; instead, German EV startup E-Legend is building a limited-production electric homage called the EL1.
According to E-Legend, the EL1 weighs 3704 pounds, on the lighter side of things when it comes to EVs—for instance, the Audi e-tron weighs nearly 6000 pounds. The EL1's looks are unashamedly inspired by the Quattro, with a squared-off front end, chunky wheel arches, a compact wheelbase, and a nearly identical roofline. The car will be constructed around a lightweight carbon-fiber monocoque and a 90.0-kWh battery, which the company claims will provide 249 miles of range according to the European WLTP methodology. Although no specifics on the electric motors were provided, the EL1's 805 horsepower will be sent to both the front and rear axles. E-Legend says that this is enough oomph for the EL1 to zip to 62 mph in 2.8 seconds, to 124 hp in less than 10 seconds, and on to a top speed of 158 mph.
The EL1 will be hand built and will cost the equivalent of more than $1.3 million for the Europe market, where it will be road legal. Just 30 units are planned, and E-Legend is aiming for a functioning prototype to be running by early 2022. The company is also apparently devising an EL2 and EL3, although we don't know what shape these might take, or what icons they might draw inspiration from.
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