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History of the United States
War and Military History
Was Abraham Lincoln on the North or South in the Civil War?
He was fighting against the south so he was with the north fighting against slavery.
Why were poll taxes created
What is a graduated income tax
What sparked the beginning of the Civil War
When Abraham Lincoln was elected president what was the result for the southern states
Q: Was Abraham Lincoln on the North or South in the Civil War?
North's president in civil war?
Abraham Lincoln was the North's president, and in the south, Jefferson Davis.
What was another saccomplishment Abraham Lincoln did while he was president?
Abraham Lincoln was in the civil war in which he convinced the north and the south to stop fighting
Why did Abraham Lincoln have the civil war?
The north (Abe lincoln) fought with the south over the right to have slaves. the south wanted slavery. the north won.
Who was the prsident during the civil war?
Abraham Lincoln for the North, Jefferson Davis for the South.
What did Abraham Lincoln did for the Civil War?
Abraham Lincoln was a leader in the Civil War and he also defeated the South
Was Abraham Lincoln on the north or south side in the civil war?
He was on the North's side. He also wanted to end slavery
What side was Abraham Lincoln on in the civil war north or south?
He was the leader of the Union which is the north. lets just make it simple the north
Did Abraham Lincoln want the south or the north to win the civil war?
Mr. Lincoln was a big fan of the North so he definitely wanted them to win.
What were the after affects of the civil war?
After the north have won the south was forced to move back into the north. After that Abraham Lincoln banned slavery.
Who were the main leader of the civil war?
Jefferson Davis led the South and Abraham Lincoln led the North .
What famous politician in the north had 3 brothers in law that fought for the south in the civil war?
What war did Abraham Abraham Lincoln end?
The South surrendered to the North in the US Civil War and only 5 days after this achievement, Abraham Lincoln was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth.
Who was the President of the north and south during the Civil War?
Abraham Lincoln was president of the United States of America (the North) during the Civil War. Jefferson Davis was president of the Confederate States of America (the South).
Who were the two president during the Civil War?
Abraham Lincoln was president of the North. Jefferson Davis was President of the South.
Who were the leaders of the North and the South during the Civil War?
Abraham Lincoln was President of the United States (North) Jefferson Davis was President of the Confederate States (South)
Who was the president for the north and the south during the civil war?
Abraham Lincoln was president of the Union, or the North, and Jefferson Davis was president of the Confederate States.
What was the biggest challenge that Abraham Lincoln faced?
Abraham Lincoln's biggest challenge was to abolish slavery, and prevent the country from becoming permanently split from north and south during the civil war.
Who were the leaders of the north and the south at the end of the civil war?
The North was lead by Abraham Lincoln and his general, Ulysses Grant. The South's president was Jefferson Davis and its general was Robert Lee.
Was Abraham Lincoln in the south or noth in the war?
"noth" north
What did Abraham Lincoln mean when he spoke of the divided house in 1858?
He was referring to the United States split into the north and south of the Civil War.
What was A major area of disagreement between Abraham Lincoln and the Radical Republicans?
One major area of disagreement between Abraham Lincoln and Radical Republicans is that Lincoln wanted to restore the United States by uniting North and South after the Civil War. Radical Republicans wanted to keep the South and North separate.
Why do the souths don't like Abraham Lincoln?
They were in favor of slavery while President Lincoln pressed against it. That conflict eventually began the Civil War between the North and South. The North supported Lincoln and no slavery, while the South begged to differ.
What caused Abraham Lincoln to die?
He was shot and killed by William Booth, someone who lived in the North. (Abraham Lincoln was the South)
Which president freed slaves in the south during the civil war?
Why did hostility between the north and south continue even after the civil war was over?
Because the south was unhappy about the end of the civil war. Abraham Lincoln created amendments which gave rights to the slaves.
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Top 5 Iconic Cars From Movies
By Zero2Turbo	 On Apr 22, 2020
Cars have played key roles in many movies throughout the history of cinema, but some models have had more of an impact than others thanks to their time on the silver screen.
Here are just a few of the vehicles that became movie icons when they were committed to celluloid and projected for adoring audiences worldwide.
DeLorean DMC-12
While the DMC-12 may have been a commercial failure when it was originally released, it became a staple of pop culture thanks to its appearance in the Back to the Future franchise in the 1980s and has since become something of a collector's item.
With its angular lines, gull-wing doors and atypical interior, there is no doubt that the designers at DeLorean were aiming to make something special when they created the DMC-12. It may not have the vintage charm of some other classic cars for sale, but it has a place in the hearts of millions of movie fans thanks to the exploits of Marty McFly and Doc Brown.
James Bond has jumped behind the wheel of a huge number of different exotic cars over the years, including some hyper-modern models featured in recent outings including 2015's Sceptre. However, it is the Aston Martin DB5 which has managed to remain the most closely associated with 007 over the decades, first appearing in Goldfinger and then again in Goldeneye and more recently in 2012's Skyfall.
While the aesthetics of the DB5 are undeniably antique, it still manages to look stunning thanks to the aerodynamic body and superb silver paint job.
Ford Mustang Fastback
Car chases have been pivotal to many great films over the years, but most experts agree that the best pursuit ever shot features in the Steve McQueen-starring classic Bullitt, originally released all the way back in 1968.
Bullitt helped to make the Ford Mustang Fastback an international hit, bringing American muscle cars to an entirely new audience and also managing to make the most of the San Francisco setting.
In all likelihood, the Beetle would be a much-loved automobile with or without the help of Hollywood, but there is no doubt that Disney's comedy caper The Love Bug helped to cement its status as a seriously special car in the late 1960s.
The filmmakers took advantage of the already personality-rich design of the Beetle in order to create a loveable, sentient racer that spawned lots of spin-offs and even a rumoured recent TV revival.
Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spyder
Like the DeLorean, this car got its big break in the mid-80s when it was featured in a knock-about comedy aimed at kids, in this case, the seminal Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
In the intervening years, this very rare Ferrari has become one of the most valuable vehicles of all time, which may have something to do with the fact that the Italian automaker only produced 37 models during its brief run over 20 years earlier. Since then its appeal to film fans and car nuts alike has only increased.
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Reunite and Celebrate at Don Diego Scholarship Foundation's June 24, 2022 Gala and Sam Hunt Concert at the San Diego County Fair
May 18, 2022; For Immediate Release
Contact: Ashley Colburn, Executive Director, Don Diego Scholarship Foundation
858.792.4210; acolburn@dondiegosf.org
Guests attending Don Diego Scholarship Foundation's exclusive June 24, 2022 Gala at the San Diego County Fair will be thrilled to experience the debut event at Del Mar Fairgrounds' fantastic new venue: The Center.
Tickets at staging.dondiegoscholarship.org are $350, with a $50 per ticket discount if purchased by June 13th. Gala-goers enjoy all-day preferred parking so they can come early and enjoy the return of the Fair.
Beginning at 4 pm in The Center, the Gala will feature a hosted wine and beer bar, gourmet food stations, a tribute to retiring Executive Director Chana Mannen, and a live auction; all culminating in VIP Corona Grandstand stagefront seating for country music performer Sam Hunt. Country western attire is suggested.
The Gala will present Don Diego's 2022 college scholarship recipients sharing $55,000 in awards. The 18 high-achieving students from throughout the San Diego area will mingle with guests, meet donors, and be feted for their accomplishments.
Don Diego Chair Juanita Hayes states, "This year's event is very special as we reunite and celebrate after the pandemic paused our on-site events in 2020 and 2021. We look forward to a large, enthusiastic crowd and encourage people to buy tickets before the Gala sells out."
The Don Diego Scholarship Foundation was named for Don Diego, AKA Tom Hernandez, who served as the Fair's welcoming goodwill ambassador from 1947-1984. Since its inception in 1986, the Foundation has awarded $1,276,844 in scholarships to 362 students and in agriculture education grants. More information is at staging.dondiegoscholarship.org and facebook.com/DonDiegoScholarship.
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In an effort to boost ratings, Cooper will move to the CBS Broadcast Center and bring on big names for live interviews.
Anderson is getting a makeover.
When Anderson Cooper's eponymous talk show returns for its second season Sept. 10, it will do so with a new name – Anderson Live — and rotating daily guest hosts, an experiment that proved successful during May sweeps.
In its bid to infuse more live coverage --and garner higher ratings in its sophomore season-- Warner Bros.' Anderson Live will move from the Time Warner Center to a new set at Manhattan's CBS Broadcast Center, which allows for a live studio audience. As part of that live push, whcih was first reported by Broadcasting & Cable, the show will be able to incorporate real-time feedback incorporated into the show through Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr.
"Our biggest overall goal for Anderson Live is to take the best elements of daytime and put it in a show that works in 2012. Being live plays to Anderson's strengths, providing immediacy and topicality, which allows us to talk about what is going on in the world," said executive producer Terence Noonan, who will be joined this season by new co-EP George Davilas, a daytime vet who most recently served as senior supervising producer at The Doctors.
Unlike newcomers Jeff Prost and Katie Couric, who have been vocal about not wanting to have celebrities on their show simply to plug their latest film or series, the CNN anchor will continue trotting out stars. Among Cooper's fall interview subjects: Richard Gere, Mindy Kaling and Stephen Colbert.


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News for 2019, September - Show latest items
AMF activity update: September 2019
Created on Monday 30 Sep 2019 19:09 by Rob Mather
A short update on activities going on in-country this month.
In DRC, preparations are being made for the distribution of 1.5 million nets in Équateur province, which is due to begin mid-October. Nets have arrived in province and are being sent to the health zones in the correct quantities according to registration data. Nets are also arriving in Sud Ubangi province, where the registration of 600,000 households will begin in the coming weeks using electronic devices. Half the nets purchased were PBO nets, and half standard nets, and the effectiveness of these nets will be monitored. In Haut Katanga, registration of 1.4 million households will take place in October using paper forms. The printing of these forms is complete and we are engaging with our data entry partner, AGAPE, to put in place a data entry centre in Kinshasa. 8.4 million nets have been produced for the provinces of Tanganyika, Haut Katanga and Haut Lomami and are being shipped to the port of Dar Es Salam in Tanzania, and from there to Eastern DRC.
In Zambia, our partner CHAZ has just finished post-distribution monitoring in Western province, completing the first round of PDMs in all four provinces receiving AMF-funded nets. Across these provinces, the sleeping space coverage is 65%, with a hang up rate of 81%. This is low and we are investigating with our partners in country. One explanation is that AMF nets are generally being used, but too few were given out during distribution to cover all sleeping spaces. 3.0 million nets were distributed in 2018.
In Ghana, our partner World Vision has completed data collection for the 9-month PDM in Upper East region using electronic devices. Photos below. The results of the PDM in Brong Ahafo region have been imported into AMF's database and show a sleeping space coverage of 84% at 9 months post distribution.
In Malawi, our partner the Malawi Red Cross Society has collected PDM data in 6 districts in Southern region, which show an average sleeping space coverage of 73% at 9 months post distribution. Data is currently being collected in Central region.
In Guinea, we are currently investigating a possible theft of AMF nets and are working closely with all partners to 1) establish if the nets recovered in Mali are AMF-funded nets, and 2) conduct, as necessary, a thorough audit of the movement of all nets in country.
In Uganda, lists of specific households in specific villages, randomly selected by AMF, that will visited during PDM activity have been shared with our partner organisation Malaria Consortium for the 30-month PDM taking place in the Eastern region. Results from the 24-month PDM in selected districts in the Western region show a sleeping space coverage of 83%.
In PNG, our partner RAM continues to distribute nets on a rolling basis. So far in 2019, more than 395,000 nets have been successfully distributed in the provinces of Southern Highlands, Hela, Oro and Central. Distribution is ongoing in the New Ireland and North Solomons (ARoB) provinces. In total, about 1.0 million nets will be distributed during 2019. PDM activity has just been completed in Milne Bay, two years after the distribution, and data is being entered for review.
In Togo, preparations are taking place for the 24-month PDM which will take place in all four regions (Savanes, Kara, Centrale and Plateaux) that received 2.4 million nets in 2017. Data will be collected using electronic devices.
AMF investigating possible theft of nets in Guinea
Created on Tuesday 24 Sep 2019 09:00 by Rob Mather
Summary: It is possible that a number of tens of thousands of AMF nets have been stolen from the recent Guinea universal coverage net campaign. A quantity of nets have been discovered and recovered in Mali, across the border.
AMF recently provided 4.8 million nets for distribution in Guinea as part of a larger nationwide campaign. The vast majority of the nets were distributed as planned and are accounted for in our database. However, we are currently investigating a possible theft of some nets. Our investigations relate to a quantity in the region of 2 to 3 per cent of the nets provided. However, we take any instance like this extremely seriously and are working with local organisations to carry out an investigation thoroughly. We also want to report on any such matter openly to our donors. We are also working intensively to recover all nets possible and learn what process improvements can be made to reduce the probability of recurrence.
Detail: On Wednesday 11th September it was brought to AMF's attention that a small quantity of nets with AMF labels and clear 'For Guinea' markings had been found in Bamako, the capital of Mali. Mali shares a border with Guinea.
The report indicated that further nets, potentially tens of thousands could be involved and that these were likely to include some of the nets provided by AMF. All the organisations affected informed the Minister of Health in Mali, who, late in the evening of Friday 13th September, with support from ministry department staff and the local police, visited a privately owned warehouse in Bamako. They reported that 800 nets were found, empty USAID-Guinea packaging, as well as cut-off net labels and 1,900 unused counterfeit packaging. After further investigation, on Wednesday 18th September, a second warehouse was visited and 98,500 nets were found in counterfeit packaging with the net brand labels removed. Both quantities of nets were placed under guard by the authorities. Initial indications are that there are four different types of nets involved, including PermaNet 2.0 nets, the brand funded for Guinea by AMF.
The authorities in Mali have so far responded quickly and decisively. In Guinea, the authorities have begun an investigation to establish where in the supply chain a potential theft of nets may have occurred.
We do not yet know the exact quantities of AMF-funded nets involved.
Our immediate next steps, working closely with other net funding partners and the authorities in Mali and Guinea are to
identify the brands, quantities and provenance of the nets found;
establish if other quantities of nets may be found in other warehouses;
perform a full audit of net movements in Guinea
Identifying the brands and batch numbers of nets will help establish what quantity of nets has come from Guinea and, for any such nets, help establish from which region they came.
Given AMF collects detailed household-level distribution data, we were able to establish an initial estimate of the quantity of AMF-funded nets that may be involved of 80,000. AMF shipped 4.8m nets to Guinea and detailed household-level distribution records are currently being verified and error-checked as part of the normal process following a campaign, so the following numbers may change. They show 4,551,694 nets were distributed. The difference is 248,306 nets. From this figure we subtract the current estimate of nets in the possession of the authorities in Guinea, reported to us by the National Malaria Control Programme, which is 170,000. This leaves an initial estimate of 80,000 nets to be accounted for.
As verification is completed this number will change. However, we felt it important to report on the situation and the steps we are taking in advance of knowing all the details.
Our longer term goals are of course to a) return any AMF-funded and other Guinea nets to their original destination so they can protect the intended beneficiaries and b) understand what caused this and, as necessary, update our processes accordingly.
In the coming days we will provide updates and report fully on what is found.


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Front Page Welcome Home
by Sara Sybert - Oct 12, 2020
HOMEARAMA is doing something different this year for its 57th annual show. Learn more about a brand new development in the heart of historic Cincinnati, and everything new to expect at this year's event.
The Home Builders Association of Greater Cincinnati is marking the 57th year of its HOMEARAMA show.
This single-site new home showcase attracts thousands of Cincinnatians as they see newly built, fully decorated and landscaped homes in a variety of styles ranging in price from $800,000-$1 million. The event, which typically pulls locals out into the suburbs, is being held in the City of Cincinnati for the first time ever.
The "Bella Vista" by Sterling Homes at HOMEARAMA 2020
"Walworth Junction is an urban infill development containing 39 single family lots located in the City of Cincinnati's Historic East End neighborhood," says the Home Builders Association of Greater Cincinnati's Executive Director Dan Dressman.
Walworth Junction was developed by East End Development, LLC and is located just north of the intersection of Riverside Drive and Delta Avenue, adjacent to The Precinct Restaurant.
"The site was formerly the Pennsylvania Rail Road's Pendleton Yard and contained a Round House, a Turntable, and multiple other structures related to railroad operations," says Dressman.
This newly established neighborhood in Cincinnati is a walkable community that offers sidewalks throughout, connecting it to the business districts of Columbia Tusculum and East End's Riverside Drive.
"Riverside Drive connects directly to downtown Cincinnati and has dedicated lanes for bicycle enthusiasts," says Dressman. "There is a public pedestrian tunnel at the eastern edge of the property, which provides connection from Walworth Avenue to Riverside Drive, directly across from the High Mark Bar, Emma's Wine Bar, and just down the street from Eli's Barbeque."
Inside the "Bella Vista" by Sterling Homes at HOMEARAMA 2020
Homes at Walworth Junction are within the Cincinnati Public School District. Dressman says school options close by include St. Ursula Villa, The Summit Country Day School, and St. Ursula Academy.
Aside from the ability to tour the homes in the development, HOMEARAMA also offers opportunities for professionals and aspiring professionals in the home and construction industry.
This year, HOMEARAMA will offer a Careers in Construction event on two different dates: October 14 and 18.
These free events are ideal for someone who's interested in one of the fastest-growing industries in the region.
"The Cincinnati region was ranked recently by the U.S. Census Bureau as one of the best- paying markets for construction careers," says Dressman. "According to the agency, the region's median adjusted salary in construction is $55,701, compared to $47,430 nationally."
Dressman says the events include an overview of the most-sought positions, education requirements, and personal opportunities to meet potential employers. Complimentary registration can be made with Mel Meyer at mmeyer@cincybuilders.com.
In addition, Cincy Chic and HOMEARAMA are teaming up to bring Blanca & Bling to the festivities. This event will be held October 15 from 5:30-8:30pm.
Attendees will be able to sip, shop, and savor their way through the HOMEARAMA homes. They'll enjoy sips from Streetside Brewery, light bites, and the chance to shop a variety of local businesses with pop-up shops. Plus, guests who wear a "Blanca & Bling" inspired outfit will be entered to win a staycation at Hotel Covington and custom jewelry designed by Paolo Jewelers — a package valued at $3,000! Tickets for Blanca & Bling can be purchased at www.cincy.live/events/blanca.
Here's a calendar of events for the remainder of HOMEARAMA 2020:
5:30pm: Puppies & Pints with Gamble N Fin & League for Animal Welfare
9:00am: Reflections Jazz Duo
9:00am & 12:00pm: Realtor Day (Realtors Only)
4:00pm: Show Opens to Public
1:00-3:00pm: Careers in Construction
3:00-5:00pm: OVDC Meeting
5:00pm: Chapter 3 – Band
5:30-8:30pm: Cincy Chic Blanca & Bling to Benefit the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Cincinnati
12:00pm: 3 East Business Alliance Neighborhood Day
12:00pm: Octoberfest
12:00pm: Beers, Brats & B105 Remote
4:00-7:00pm: Bourbon Road Band
9:00-11:00am: Careers in Construction
12:00pm: City of Cincinnati Employees' Day
12:00pm: City of Cincinnati Residents' Day
11:30am: HBA Lunch & Learn
4:00pm: Green Energy Ohio: Grow with GEO Day
4:00pm: Give for Good Day
5:00-9:00pm: HBA Happy Hour
6:00pm: Acoustic Blue – Band
6:00pm: Q102 Date Night with Tim & Toria
6:00-9:00pm: 3 Piece Revival
12:00pm: Cincinnati Animal Care Day
4:30-7:30pm: The Brody Bunch
You can purchase tickets for HOMEARAMA 2020 at www.cincyhomearama.com. Discount tickets are available at area Kroger stores for $17 and a special two-day ticket will be available for $29 at the gate only. Children 12 and under are free if accompanied by an adult.
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For all our friends that will be in town this weekend, we will be hosting two trunk shows. The India Hicks Summer Collection will be showcasing in our shop on Friday, March 25th. Lots of wonderful things to see !
And...we have also invited Hayes Hamilton to show you his collection of beautiful and exotic, magnetic flower pins which are hand-cut from python, cobra and crocodile as well as suede and linen. In addition, his newly designed lacquer boxes and frames adorned with coral or shells in modern graphic designs will be here.
Hope you will be able to drop on by !!


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Frank E. Reardon
freardon@pldolaw.com
Biography/Practice Areas
Frank E. Reardon is Of Counsel with Pannone Lopes Devereaux & O'Gara LLC and a prominent New England health care and employment law attorney and litigator with over 30 years of experience representing individuals, providers and corporations in both civil and criminal matters. During his prestigious career, he has served as advisor, arbitrator and counsel on a wide range of issues including fraud and abuse, ethics and malpractice, discrimination and sexual harassment, and disputes involving breach of contract, whistle blowing and HIPAA and OSHA compliance. Among his health care corporate clients are Massachusetts General Hospital, Beth Israel Hospital, Dana Farber Cancer Institute and UMASS Medical. He has also served as Rhode Island counsel for the National Association of Government Employees and in the General Counsel's Office of Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
He is a highly respected scholar in his practice areas, having lectured and written extensively on health care legal issues for numerous publications, including the New England Journal of Medicine and The Journal of the American Medical Association. Throughout his career, Mr. Reardon has held leadership positions on professional and health care organizations' committees and boards including serving on the Massachusetts Bar Association's Health Section Council and as a member of the Institutional Ethics Committee of the Brigham and Women's Hospital, Inc. He is a former Chairman of the Board of Directors of St. Monica's Nursing Home in Roxbury, MA and the Medical Area Credit Union in Boston, MA and served as a trustee of Deaconess/Glover Hospital in Needham, MA.
Mr. Reardon is a founding partner of Reardon Law Office, LLC. He received a J.D. from Suffolk University Law School, a master's degree in health and hospital administration from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and a BA in political science from the College of the Holy Cross. He is licensed to practice law in Massachusetts and Rhode Island and is admitted to the bar of the United States Supreme Court. Over his career, he has briefed and argued numerous appeals in state and federal courts and serves as an arbitrator and mediator as part of his practice and as President of Dispute Resolution in Healthcare & Hospitals.
Health Care and Employment Law
Massachusetts, 1978
Rhode Island, 1978
U.S. Court of Appeals 1st Circuit
U.S. District Court District of Massachusetts
Top Attorneys in New England
Top Attorneys in Massachusetts
Top Lawyers in Massachusetts
Education/Professional Associations
Suffolk University Law School, Boston, Massachusetts
College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, Massachusetts
B.A. – 1975
Major: Political Science
M.S. – 1994
Major: Health Care Administration
Classes/Seminars
Lectured, Number of Articles and Book Chapters on Medical Legal Issues
Massachusetts Bar Association's Health Section Council, Member
Brigham and Women's Hospital, Inc., Member, Institutional Ethics Committee
American Bar Association, (arbitrator)
American Health Lawyers Association, (arbitrator)
Massachusetts Bar Association
Chairman, Board of Directors, Monica's Nursing Home, Roxbury, Massachusetts
Chairman, Board of Directors, Medical Area Credit Union, Boston, Massachusetts
Trustee, Deaconess/Glover Hospital in Needham, Massachusetts
Select representative matters in the health care industry counseling physicians and other health care providers, patients and their families, and business executives and corporations for over 30 years.
Licensing Board and Government Investigations
Represented a major teaching hospital in a federal administrative law appeal regarding whistleblowing allegations.
Counseled a nurse who was facing disciplinary action due to missing drugs.
Counseled a physician about his licensure application where the Board was challenging the adequacy of his residency.
Represented a surgeon in relation to a Board of Registration investigation.
Represented an administrator at the Board of Registration for Nursing Home Administrators.
Represented an LPN before the nursing board in a license suspension hearing following termination from employment.
Represented a researcher regarding grant awards.
Represented a client at the licensing board regarding enrollment in a substance abuse program.
Represented a solo practitioner against Medicare fraud charges.
Represented a free standing laboratory after a state inspection that resulted in closure and advised the laboratory on steps to take to prevent this from happening again.
Credentialing, Staff Privileges and Peer Review
Provided consultation to a physician in a staff privileges dispute with her hospital in order to avoid disciplinary action.
Provided consultation and representation to a surgeon who was accused of unprofessional conduct in the operating room.
Counseled a senior physician about issues he was confronting at his hospital regarding interactions with hospitalists and other members of the professional staff.
Litigation Representation: Employment, Malpractice, HIPAA Compliance and Management Issues
Represented a physician at a court hearing regarding a restraining order.
Represented several health care providers in medical malpractice and employment trials.
Represented physicians and hospitals regarding notice of potential medical malpractice actions pursuant to the recently enacted Massachusetts General Law Chapter 60L.
Represented a hospital regarding court ordered production of confidential HIPAA-protected materials in a divorce proceeding.
Counseled and prepared a physician who had been subpoenaed to testify in a Superior Court action.
Counseled and represented a client who sought assistance in bringing a pending complex and stressful trial to resolution.
Employment, Corporate and Real Estate, Personal Planning and Personal Injury
Represented a physician in his negotiation of an employment contract.
Represented solo practitioner in employment lawsuit when an employee sued for sexual misconduct.
Represented a patient caught in a reimbursement dispute between a hospital and her health insurance company.
Represented hospital patients on a pro bono basis in legal matters that needed to be resolved due to their health conditions and was awarded a pro bono award by the American Health Lawyers Association.
Represented a new health care facility with new business setup issues.
Drafted health care proxy, will, and power of attorney for nurse's ailing family member.
Represented a nurse in a personal injury matter after she was left out of work when she was struck by a car resulting in a significant settlement.
Represented a health care club owner in a personal injury matter after her car was struck from behind and her business suffered resulting in a settlement.
Dispute Resolution: Negotiation, Mediation & Arbitration
Served as an arbitrator in an employment dispute between a physician and a hospital.
Selected to serve as one of four faculty members by the American Health Lawyers Association to conduct three day intensive mediation training programs in New Orleans and Austin.
Advisories/Articles
PLDO Business MATTERS
"Going to Court" with Health Care – What Organizations Need to Know, Rhode Island Small Business Journal, November 2017
John J. Paris, Gregory Webster and Frank E. Reardon, "Ethical and Legal Issues in Intensive Care," in Richard S. Irwin and James M. Rippe (eds.), Manual of Intensive Care Medicine. Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2006: 871-875.
John J Paris, Michael D Schreiber, Frank Reardon, "Letter to the Editor: Response to Clark Study on Miller." Journal of Perinatology 2005:25:76.
John J. Paris, Michael D. Schreiber, Frank Reardon, "The Emergent Circumstances Exception to the Need for Consent: The Texas Supreme Court Ruling in Miller v. HCA." Journal of Perinatology 2004:24:337-342.
John J. Paris, Michael D. Schreiber, Frank E. Reardon, "Ethical and Legal Issues in Assisted Ventilation of Newborns." Goldsmith JP. (ed) Assisted Ventilation of the Neonate (4th ed.) Philadelphia: Saunders, 2003.
John J. Paris, Michael D. Schreiber, Frank E. Reardon, "Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy for a Neurologically Devastated Child: Whose Decision Is It?" Journal of Perinatology 2003; 23(3):250-253.
John J. Paris, and Frank Reardon, "Bad Cases Make Bad Law: HCA v. Miller is not a Guide for Resuscitation of Extremely Premature Newborns." Journal of Perinatology 2001; 21: 541-544.
John J. Paris, Jeffrey Ferranti, and Frank Reardon, "From the Johns Hopkins Baby to Baby Miller: What We Have Learned from Four Decades of Reflection on Neonatal Cases." Journal of Clinical Ethics 2001; 12(3):207-214.
John J. Paris, J. Cameron Muir, and Frank E. Reardon, "Ethical and Legal Issues in an Era of Managed Care," in James Rippe and Richard Irwin (eds.) Manual of Intensive Care Medicine, 3rd ed., Philadelphia: Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins, 2000.
John J. Paris, J. Cameron Muir, and Frank E. Reardon, "An Economic, Ethical and Legal Analysis of Problems in Critical Care Medicine," in James Rippe, Richard Irwin, Frank Cerra (eds.) Intensive Car Medicine, 4th ed., Vol. II, New York: Lippincott-Raven Publishers, 1999.
John J. Paris, Edwin H. Cassem, G. William Dec, and Frank E. Reardon, "Use of a DNR Order Over Family Objections: The Case of Gilgunn v. MGH," Journal of Intensive Care Medicine, 1999; 14:41-45.
John J. Paris, J. Cameron Muir, Frank E. Reardon. "Ethical and Legal Issues in Intensive Care," Journal of Intensive Care Medicine, 1997; 12:298-309.
John J. Paris and Frank E. Reardon, "An Ethical and Legal Analysis of Problems in Critical Care Medicine," in James Rippe, (ed.) Textbook of Intensive Care Medicine: 3rd ed., Vol. II, Boston: Little, Brown and Co., 1996; 2549-2567.
Jeffrey P. Burns, Frank E. Reardon and Robert D. Truog, MD, "Using Newly Deceased Patients to Teach Resuscitative Procedures," The New England Journal of Medicine, Vol. 331, No.24, December 1994.
John J. Paris and Frank E Reardon, "Physician Refusal of Requests for Futile or Ineffective Interventions," in Wittenberg, (ed.) Emerging Issues in Biomedical Policy, NY: Columbia University Press, 1993; 32-43.
John J. Paris and Frank E. Reardon, "Cruzan v. Director, Missouri Department of Health," Clinical Ethics Report, 4 (1), July, 1990; 1-10.
John J. Paris, Robert K. Crone and Frank E. Reardon, "Ethical Context for Physician Refusal of Requested Treatment," Journal of Perinatology, 1991; X1(3):273-275.
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Peter Sillence Fleming (November 23, 1928 – January 8, 1956) was a Christian who was one of five missionaries killed while participating in Operation Auca, an attempt to evangelize the Huaorani people of Ecuador.

Early life
Fleming was born in Seattle, Washington. At Queen Anne High School, Fleming earned letters in basketball and golf and graduated as valedictorian of his class. He also won a citywide oratorical contest.

In 1946, Fleming entered the University of Washington as a philosophy major. He was very driven in college, working part-time and dedicating much time to prayer and Bible study, as well as keeping up on his classes. He was also elected president of the UCA at his college, and received a master's degree from there in 1951.

Fleming met Jim Elliot during many conferences and mountain climbing expeditions arranged by a large Christian organization. They were good friends and once spent six weeks preaching together across the country. Elliot had a great deal of influence on Fleming and was largely responsible for his becoming a missionary and for his decision to (temporarily) break off his engagement to Olive Ainslie, a childhood friend.

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Design by Diamond, owned by brothers Nicholas and Tony D'Amico, is located in the heart of Sugar House in Salt Lake City, Utah.
More than just a fashion label, Design by Diamond pitches itself as a collective of creatives who specialise in designing and producing clothing, photography, typography, film, music, and just about everything else.
Created by Nicholas D'Amico himself, this particular tee shirt design-come-brand was for Design by Diamond's summer 2013 line entitled 'Ideals We Wear'.
Nicholas also art directed, filmed and edited a promo commercial for the release.


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A Perfect Cemetery
Charco Press are quite a niche press, based in Edinburgh, who have made it their mission to publish Latin American literature and bring it to new readers in the English-speaking world. I absolutely love what they're about and am so happy to be reviewing this book for them!
A Perfect Cemetery is a collection of five short stories (each around 20-50 pages in length) translated from Spanish. In every story there is a protagonist who experiences some sort of loss or who lives outside of respectable society in some way. There was a melancholic edge to the collection which gave it soul, as well as being beautifully written and original in plot.
My favourite story was 'A Perfect Cemetery' which follows cemetery architect, Victor Bagiardelli, as he's commissioned to build a new cemetery in a small town in the middle of nowhere. The mayor of the town is conscious that his own father is ailing and wants only the best grave to bury him in, but much of the townsfolk are against the build which further complicates things. A lot of the story is about Bagiardelli's passion for building the most elaborate cemeteries, but it's also about the strange relationship between the mayor and his father. This one was undoubtedly the highlight of the collection for me.
The rest of the stories were also very good (although I didn't much enjoy the 'Forest Life') and overall they fit really well together as a collection. This is something I've struggled with in a lot of short stories that I've read, although I suppose it's made easier by the fact that each story was written and translated by the same two people.
Often I think that translators don't get enough credit for what they do and Jennifer Croft's essay at the end of this collection, which discusses specific challenges she faced and her minute attention to detail in the translation of Falco's work, is evidence of this. Croft's translation really allowed the genius of Falco's writing to come across, so I'm definitely interested to read more from both of them in the future!


his month's Rising Stars are a diverse and unpredictable bunch, and we're proud of that. It shows that type is alive. It also indicates that, whatever the effect you want to achieve with your graphic designs, MyFonts probably offers the font that is just right for the job.
Plumage is one of the liveliest scripts that have come out recently. By George Titling is an amazing movie title font (of the silent kind). And then there are two faces from Holland, as wide apart as Dutch fonts can possibly be. Fancy Pens is a script that seems to have been written with two pens at once; Dutch Mediaeval is the first serious digitization of a great classic from 1912. Also, check out our revealing interview with Professor Brian J. Bonislawsky – the mysterious Mr. Astigma.
Among the many well-made script faces that have come out recently, Plumage is special. It is a passionate homage to the quill, our forefathers' writing tool. Robbie de Villiers made a font that has elements of calligraphy as well as informal script, with interesting stroke terminals that lend a unique energy to the typeface. He also did some interesting research. For instance: did you know that when making quills from goose feathers, pens for right-handed writers come from the left wing, and pens for left-handers, from the right? Read the designer's notes for these and other amazing facts about feathers and pens.
With his work for the Amsterdam Typefoundry, designer Sjoerd H. de Roos heralded a new age in Dutch typography. When Dutch Mediaeval was released in 1912, it was the first original Dutch text face to come out in over a century. The face never received a worthy digital treatment until now. Designer-researcher Hans van Maanen has produced an exemplary revival, turning Dutch Mediaeval into a more versatile typeface than it has ever been before. The gorgeous Ornaments fonts is included with all packages as a free bonus.
JoeBob is a Dutch illustrator and painter, and the maker of a series of highly idiosyncratic fonts based on handwriting. Recently, his fancyPens has been a cult hit on the MyFonts Starlets list. It has been described as "an erratic, inconsistent and loose free-style calligraphy font", for which the designer used several pens in several ways. If you like your scripts slightly messy, fancyPens is the way to go.
By George Titling is based on an alphabet originally drawn for title cards in silent movies. Nick Curtis of Nick's Fonts found it in the 13th edition of Ross F. George's Speedball Text Book from 1938. For non-Americans: Speedball is a brand of pens used for making line drawings and constructed alphabets – rather like the famous Redis pens in Europe. Speedballs are unique tools for creating sharp detail, and there's plenty of that in By George. Its letterforms are crisp, wide and quirky; its capitals feature subtle diamonds in the verticals that add just the right touch of sparkle.
He is sometimes referred to as "Astigma" or "Prof. Bonislawsky." He is the heart and soul of Astigmatic One Eye Typographic Institute, a microfoundry with maximum output. His font styles range from retro-futurist streamline via the hand-painted and the hard-rocking, to cool, clean digitech. Between Astigmatic and the Breaking the Norm project (more about that later), he has over a hundred font families on MyFonts. He is a real person living and working in Las Vegas. And he has loved and lived typography and lettering ever since his father gave him a Speedball lettering booklet.
On the Astigmatic website there is a compelling account of the Bonislawsky family history and the foundry's Central-European roots. Something tells me that story is a clever mixture of fact and fiction. Would you mind telling our audience how you really got into type?
The fantastic nature of the Astigmatic roots is definitely a mixture of fact and fiction, weaving in numerous personal interests I hope to incorporate into my designs as time goes forward.
How I really got into type is quite simple. My father gave me a 1973 Speedball Lettering booklet when I was in fourth grade and I've been lettering in one way or another ever since. I just eventually found a way to make my hobby into a living.
Are you astigmatic? How many eyes have you got?
Yes, I am astigmatic. Early on it was just my left eye, but now in both eyes. I only have two eyes though, unless you count my mystic third eye.
You sometimes use your 'Professor' title. Is that: professor of Fontology?
A self-proclaimed professor of Fontology & Typographic Engineering, indeed. When I started, sharing information or schooling on how to make fonts really didn't exist. You had to figure it all out as you went along. To a degree, that is still the case today.
I've been lucky to connect with various individuals and share knowledge over the years to improve my own skill and proficiency, and I've tried to help young designers starting out in the same manner. I love to pass on knowledge and help others when I can, and so came the title.
Your designs cover virtually every genre of type: from deco to techno, from tribal to typewriter. How did you master all those styles?
When I first started out, I was labeled the Darth Vader of type, or the grunge fonts guy, and I wanted to break out of any labeling as soon as I got it. Ever since, I've been trying to cover every genre of typestyle out there, and I've still a lot left to do. I wouldn't call myself a master of any style, just well rounded in a lot of styles. Would that be a Jack of all Types, so to speak?
Among your own fonts, which are your favorites? Which were the most fun, or the most rewarding, to work on?
Among his own fonts, Quick Handle is one of Brian's personal favorites.
My favorites would be the Digital Disco Family, MoTenacity, Manic Tambourine, and Quick Handle. Typefaces like Manic Tambourine, Mother Hen, Tapehead and other offbeat styles were definitely the most fun to put together. Fonts like Quick Handle, Library Report, and Digital Disco were the first typestyles I made in those genres, which made them the most rewarding for me personally in moving forward.
What are the main sources of inspiration for your typefaces? Have you got a large collection of old magazines, photos of lettering, etc?
Inspiration is easy. It's all around us. I find myself influenced not only by visual resources like old magazines, lettering books, and movie posters, but also by more abstract influences like song lyrics, movies, and strange word combinations. I currently have a ridiculously large specimen resource library which would last me the rest of my life if I stopped collecting today, but I will still collect more books, shoot more photos, and continue to expand on my reference library. I'm always looking for opportunities to work with other designers collaboratively to try and make as many of these specimens into digital reality as is humanly possible.
Who are your heroes in typography?
My heroes would be both fellow type designers I've worked with closely, and some with whom I have only had limited contacts, but who have inspired me through their designs, work ethic, and personalities.
Some designers I've worked more closely with are: Stuart Sandler (Font Diner), Jim Lyles (Bitstream), Mark Simonson, Rich Kegler (P22), Brian Jaramillo (VersusTwin / Foundry X), Eduardo Recife (MisprintedType), and Jess Latham (BlueVinyl). Others that I've had more limited connections with are: Matthew Carter, John Downer, Ilene Strizver, and Jill Bell – to name a few.
Through my connections with these designers I have learned a lot about lettering, type, technique, discipline, as well as how to break all the rules.
Almost all your fonts are display and script fonts. Do you have ambitions to create a text type family?
Text type families are definitely in my list of goals and genres to journey into, along with more scripts and historical revivals. I have made some basic text families already through the Breaking The Norm project such as Revelation, Register Sans, Register Serif, and Unknown Caller, but I would definitely like to expand into more refined text styles.
Could you tell us a little more about the Breaking The Norm project and your collaboration with Stuart Sandler?
Stuart Sandler of the Font Diner and I have been collaborating on various font projects and other side ventures like the Machine Wash Image Filters for almost 8 years now. Working together on Breaking The Norm was just another extension of that. We worked together with Bitstream on this project, for which we each created 250 fonts, a total of 500 fonts, within a 3-month period. It was a lot of long days, sleepless nights, and intense work, but it was also great to work so tightly with Bitstream and get this incredible range of typefaces available to the general public for such a great price. This project not only challenged us, but helped us improve our skills and proficiency.
Finally, do you have any message for our readers?
To other designers, don't be afraid to share your ideas or techniques, and collaborate with others…by helping each other out, we only raise the bar of quality and design for future typefaces.
To the font buying public, thank you for supporting not only myself, but type designers in general, because without you, we wouldn't have our bizarre yet wonderful careers as alphabeticians. I look forward to inspiring and facilitating your designs with typefaces I will create far into the future.
Thank you Brian! We look forward to seeing many more of your fonts in the future!
Copying and pasting can be hazardous practice. In using the March edition of Rising Stars as a template to create the April edition, the first paragraph from an old interview managed to avoid being removed. So you were very right if you frowned when you read that our April interviewee, Bob Alonso, who started his career in 1964, did an internship in 2003! The intern was in fact Rebecca Alaccari, the subject of our March interview. Apologies to all.
Chunky Meloriac, with Japanese Katakana characters for putting some J-pop flair into your designs.
Meloriac by Ray Larabie of Vancouver, Canada, has been one of our best selling fonts since it came out in early March. It's a pretty straightforward Ultra Black all-caps face – until you need to use the E (and who doesn't?). Then it suddenly becomes something really special: a streetwise, heavy-duty unicase headline font. Those who bought the font during the first two months have already received an invitation to download an update, free of charge, with a few refinements; needless to say, all new buyers receive the improved version!
Cutiful. A warm, friendly, button-cute script. Depending on your choice of color, it's ideal for packaging fruit yoghurt, romantic novels or tissues.
Meposa. A mutated mélange of 70s custom van culture, historical wood type and retro-tech, Meposa OpenType offers an enormous selection of ligatures and custom pairs. Bold is better. Put your stamp on the future with Meposa.
Korataki. A tribute to that 1970s futuristic classic, China (also known as Chimes). Keywords: audio, computer, fast, futuristic, geometric, japanese, modern, robot, square, techno. Alternates are included for A, G, Q and 4.


Revealing the inner workings and structural underpinnings of the London home, this reformatted layout features wood and plywood in an unusually open way and thus also provides more natural light throughout.
Jonathan Tuckey Design added skylights and open-frame walls and ceilings to help inside spaces feel expansive, connected and illuminated. Reminiscent of Frank Gehry's Santa Monica home, the result is an expressive articulation of building elements normally hidden from view.
Exposed brick and steel help reinforce the effect of showing off the materials in the house, while also making it feel both vintage and contemporary at the same time.
Strategically applied in certain rooms (like a restful library or office nook), plywood paneling provides some visual relief from the highly-articulated material details found throughout most of the renovated building.


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Something like:
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"/api/books" (resources: "book", format: "json")

Thanks!

A: This works:
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La Placa Laureada de Madrid fue una condecoración militar española concedida por la Segunda República española durante la Guerra Civil. Tuvo una corta existencia y debido a ello se hicieron pocas concesiones, aunque constituía la máxima condecoración militar, equivalente a la entonces desaparecida Cruz Laureada de San Fernando en zona republicana.

Historia
Constituía la más preciada condecoración concedida por la República española durante la Guerra Civil, sustituyendo durante la contienda a la Cruz Laureada de San Fernando (que continuó vigente en la zona sublevada. La Placa Laureada de Madrid fue creada por decreto gubernamental el 25 de mayo de 1937; Con la derrota de la II República también vino el final de la corta existencia de esta condecoración.

Concesiones
Con una corta existencia, esta condecoración solo se concedió en contadas ocasiones, siendo los premiados:

 General de brigada José Miaja Menant, en recompensa por su extensa actuación durante la Defensa de Madrid.
 General Vicente Rojo Lluch, por su actuación durante la conquista de Teruel como Jefe del Ejército.
 Mayor de caballería Manuel Fontela Frois, por su heroica actuación durante la Defensa de Madrid.
 Teniente Coronel de Infantería de Marina Ambrosio Ristori de la Cuadra, muerto durante la Defensa de Madrid. Concesión a título póstumo.
 Almirante de la Marina de Guerra de la República Española Luis González de Ubieta, por su actuación durante el hundimiento del crucero pesado Baleares en la Batalla del Cabo de Palos.
 Mayor de Aviación Leocadio Mendiola Núñez, por sus servicios prestados.
 Los Mayores de milicias Domiciano Leal Sargenta y Manuel Álvarez Álvarez, por su actuación durante la Batalla del Ebro. Propuesta su concesión a título póstumo, constituyeron también las últimas concesiones que se realizaron.

Véase también
Órdenes, condecoraciones y medallas de España
Cruz Laureada de San Fernando

Referencias

Fuentes
Reglamento de la Placa Laureada de Madrid. Gaceta de la República: Diario Oficial, núm 145, 25 de mayo de 1937:

Historia de Madrid
Segunda República Española en guerra
Órdenes, condecoraciones y medallas militares de la República española
Historia militar de España
Premios establecidos en 1937


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We are beginning a new initiative where we will provide a list of individuals who are comfortable having you contact and seek out their guidance on how to navigate your faith transition while "Leading with Faith". Our hope is they can provide the empathy you need while also providing a faithful outlook with positive ways to engage the Church and remain faithful. This is a fine line. It is not easy to both deal with the difficult issues and also maintain and even strengthen one's faith. The individuals marked with an asterisk are vetted (I personally know them and am extremely confident in their ability to keep the mission of this effort.
Hello I have struggled with my faith crises for 4 years. I tried to leave the church this past November to February but became so lost and full of anxiety that I had to come back and get my recommend and start wearing my garments again and go to church. I can't live without the church so I feel there must be a power in the gospel of Jesus Christ or I just can't cope without what's been ingrained in me from birth. I don't like feeling like I have to be Mormon because without it I don't function well. I don't want to feel hypocritical like I do when at church. I would like to be a middle way Mormon. But feel so alone and it's so hard to sort things out and find the peace I so desire! I have seven children and want to teach them goodness and truth. Please direct me to someone that could help me. Thank you!!
No one's reached out to me for those of you who live in the GTA.
I thought you would like to know you misspelled the word "acknowledgement". Silly mistakes are a pet peeve of mine and they can ruin your website's credibility. In the past I've used a tool like SpellingScan.com to keep mistakes off my website.
Today is Fast Sunday. My wife and I aren't excited to suffer through so many brainwashed testimonies claiming unsubstantiated knowledge . As a child I took certain things on faith. Yet Christ warned of false prophets in which their corrupted vision of sensuality leads away from truth. We're looking for the real infinite and eternal destiny of man.


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