What is Radon and does it affect your property?
Radon is a naturally occurring, radioactive gas that forms from the decay of uranium within the ground. Owing to the way we often heat and ventilate our homes, radon can enter the house, causing exposure to this toxic gas. Every building in the UK contains at least some radon, however, in certain parts of the UK the geological conditions allow for naturally higher concentrations of radon. In poorly ventilated properties, these typically low radon levels can build up to harmful concentrations. At high concentrations, the natural radioactivity of Radon can damage the soft tissue cells within our lungs, causing an increased susceptibility to cancer (particularly in combination with smoking/ ex smoking). Approximately 1000 people die each year in the UK from lung cancer related to radon, therefore it is vital that precautions are taken to ensure that we are not living in toxic homes.
A simple screen can identify whether or not a Site/ property is within a Radon affected area (where over 1% of properties in the area are likely to have hazardous concentrations of Radon) and what level risk (low, intermediate or high). If a property is within an affected area, there is no need to worry - a simple and inexpensive measurement pack can be bought to confirm if your desired property is above the Public Health England accepted level. If the property is above the action level, then recommendations will be provided detailing the best next steps to take in order to reduce the radon level down to the target level.
Terrafirma can help by providing a Radon screen within your Ground Report (while also assessing all other ground stability hazards). This screening service will identify whether the site is within a Radon affected area and provide clear and relevant recommendations on any best next steps. Terrafirma is continually developing its modules to provide both in-depth, interpretive assessment for Ground risks and ensure that the best possible guidance and assurance is provided and that the homeowner is best protected.
Environmental & Ground Hazards – do you always need a search?
The answer – no you don't!
A diligent property professional will always recommend undertaking searches for each transaction, so the purchaser can paint an accurate picture of any hazards and restrictions that may affect their future home. Certain environmental risks such as contaminated land, radon and flood are well understood and established in general due diligence during the conveyancing process, however other environmental hazards, namely mining, natural ground perils and planning are not.
A contaminated land search, and often a flood search are both commonly undertaken as standard, regardless of location, property type, size, proposed use or client. There have been attempts to screen this data so searches are only required in areas deemed to be 'at risk', however due to poor datasets and interpretation, more often than not you have to spend large amounts of your clients money when the risk to their property could be non-existent, all so you can make sure that you, your client and the lender are covered by adequate insurance.
However, when we assess environmental and ground hazards properly, we know that not every property is in an area deemed to be 'at risk' – it's time to stop capitalising on poor data and increase transparency and awareness around these hazards.
We are not saying there aren't risks posed by the environment – in fact, quite the opposite! Flood events can have a devastating impact on property value, use, enjoyment and livelihoods and it is essential the potential for them to occur is assessed by experts. The same goes for the risks the ground pose and for emerging 'emotional' risks such as Fracking and planning.
But why do you need to purchase a report in every case? Especially, when you purchase a report and it comes back with not only a 'pass' but looking deeper, it actually doesn't identify a single point of interest. On average, this happens 30% of the time, which means almost a third of your disbursements could be reduced by between £50 - £100!
There is a big difference between a search being returned with a 'pass' with a professional opinion that has identified risk(s) and mitigated against them using expert interpretation; and a search being returned as a 'pass' that has not identified a single risk within several hundred metres. If you have the former, the client can be safe in the knowledge that they are making a sound purchase and you have undertaken your due diligence justifiably, the latter just feels like daylight robbery.
So how can we change this?! Is it possible? – absolutely. We have come a long way since the early days of searches, technology has become exponentially more advanced, the 'data' race and smokes and mirrors around who has more data has been disrupted and data interrogation and analysis is now so powerful that Terrafirma can monitor the ground moving in 'real time'. This level of data interrogation allows for positive disruption of where, why and how you undertake ground and environmental due diligence.
For contaminated land and flood, it is likely that significant investments will be made over the coming years into refining data so that a search isn't necessary on every case. But, for one group of environmental issues, this science-fiction future already exists. Ground risks have already been modelled and assessed by Terrafirma to a level that we can now confidently state that; for over 30% of the country, there is no need to carry out any additional due diligence by ordering a The Assure Certificate - you need only obtain a certificate that can be stapled to your Report on Title for a small cost of £15 + VAT.
This certificate will include robust terms and conditions, including £10 million Professional Indemnity (per certificate) and a professional opinion that will state that there no risks have been identified that will impact upon the ongoing use of this property or site. It will have still looked at all the data, but importantly not just data, it will have interrogated the advanced risk models that Terrafirma have worked tirelessly on for all ground hazards. Complete peace of mind, complete protection against liability, for a fraction of the price.
The risks the ground poses are still an emerging risk in the conveyancing process, a group of environmental issues that haven't had the limelight that flood, and contaminated land has over the past two decades, but that isn't to say it isn't an issue that doesn't deserve our professional respect. Recent changes to legal guidance and best practice around mining and ground perils is testament to the potential liabilities, similar in almost every way to the physical, legal and financial liabilities posed by flooding.
Importantly though, like all the other well-known environmental issues, these varied and complex risks posed by the ground like subsidence, mine shafts, landslides and radon are not an issue everywhere. There are huge numbers of properties, particularly in urban centres, that are free from any risk at all – even in places like Cornwall and the depths of the mining towns in Nottingham and Yorkshire.
So, it is here we begin our mission to educate property professionals and the public alike that you do not need to always undertake an expensive environmental search or mining report, instead getting a humble certificate – appropriately named: Assure.
Assure represents the future of environmental risk assessment, where advanced modelling has been able to instantly analyse the potential hazards present and remove the requirement for any additional expense, delays or reports in over 30% of cases. There is a long way to go before the same can be offered for all environmental issues, but Assure is a positive step in the right direction.
Explore the legacy the UK's once great coal mining industry has left on property and land in Terrafirma's new Infographic. With almost a third of all buildings in the UK underlain by coal mines, over 9000 recorded hazards and a new mining subsidence claim made every week of the year, it is essential to understand the risks present to form intelligent reporting and management solutions for professionals and public alike.
Terrafirma launches pioneering new report to improve understanding and management of the risks the ground poses.
Terrafirma, an expert provider of environmental information and data intelligence, today launched the Ground Report, a risk and liabilities report designed to enable property professionals to better identify, manage and resolve ground and environmental hazards. The Ground Report satisfies recent new best practice guidance on mining and natural ground perils, published by The Law Society in the 25th Edition Conveyancing Law Handbook.
For further information on the Ground Report visit www.understandtheground.co.uk or call 0330 900 7500.


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Tag Archive for incarcerated women
Alan Waldman | August 23, 2013
Oxytocin, the "Love Hormone," Shows Signs of Benefitting Incarcerated Women
Oxytocin can benefit incarcerated women by reducing the stress one experiences in uncomfortable circumstances. Humane Exposures founder, writer Susan Madden Lankford, contends that this is a normal "clutching together" of the women who end up in prison open dayroom or patio experiences.
Oxytocin, sometimes called "the love hormone," has been shown to aid maternal bonding, increase social recognition, raise trust and empathy within groups, affect generosity and inhibit tolerance to opiates, cocaine, alcohol and other addictive drugs, while reducing withdrawal symptoms. It may also be an effective treatment for autism, by reducing repetitive behavior.
Madden observes that women "really bond together in prison units, over their disdain regarding guards and other staff at the facilities, over their physical conditions, over being mothers deprived of their children and so on. Oxytocin is such a strong hormone that women actually do not fear returning to jail, thereby aggravating our recidivism rates in local and state facilities," she notes. There is evidence that oxytocin may actually aid in increasing women's health while they are incarcerated.
Dr. Shelley E. Taylor, a research professor at the UCLA Psychology Department, [please link to: has written:
Socioemotional resources, including optimism, mastery, self-esteem and social support have biological and psychological benefits, especially in times of stress. Our research program of the last 25 years has explored these resources and documented their many benefits, and, as such, attests to the powerful ability of the human mind to construe threatening events in ways that are protective of health.
"Our current research assesses whether oxytocin acts roughly as a social thermostat that is responsive to the adequacy of social resources, that prompts affiliative behavior if those resources fall below an adequate level and that reduces biological and psychological stress responses, once positive social contacts are reestablished.
Female rats given oxytocin antagonists after giving birth do not exhibit typical maternal behavior. In contrast, virgin female sheep show maternal behavior toward foreign lambs upon cerebrospinal fluid infusion of oxytocin, which they would not do otherwise.
Taylor adds:
There is some evidence that oxytocin promotes ethnocentric behavior, incorporating the trust and empathy of in-groups with their suspicion and rejection of outsiders. Furthermore, genetic differences in the oxytocin receptor gene have been associated with maladaptive social traits such as aggressive behavior.
Because oxytocin is destroyed in the stomach, it is generally administered by nasal spray. Several female prison medical staff have been experimenting with oxytocin, and the results are favorable so far.
Category: Humane Exposures, Prison, Women's Issues | Tags: incarcerated women, Oxytocin
States Get Graded on Treatment of Pregnant Inmates
A report card that examines the treatment of mothers and pregnant women in prison has been issued recently, and several states are none too happy about the grades they've received. (California scored a cumulative "C-" in case you are curious.)
Here is a link to the PDF version of the report, which was issued by the National Women's Law Center and the Rebecca Project for Human Rights: "Mothers Behind Bars: A State-by-State Report Card and Analysis of Federal Policies on Conditions of Confinement for Pregnant and Parenting Women and the Effect on Their Children."
For those of you short on time, here is an excerpt from the Executive Summary:
There are now more women behind bars than at any other point in U.S. history. Women have borne a disproportionate burden of the war on drugs, resulting in a monumental increase of women who are facing incarceration for the first time, overwhelmingly for non-violent offenses. This rampant incarceration has devastating impact on families. Most of these women, unseen and largely forgotten, are mothers. Unfortunately, pregnant women, incarcerated women and their children are subject to federal and state correctional policies that fail to recognize their distinct needs or honor their families.
The Rebecca Project and the National Women's Law Center collaborated on this Report Card, which analyzes federal and state policies on prenatal care, shackling, and alternative sentencing programs and grades states on whether their policies help or harm incarcerated women in these key areas. This effort is intended to help advocates assess their own state's policies affecting these significant phases of pregnancy, labor and delivery, and parenting.
The state of California received a "C" in prenatal care, a "B" on shackling policies, and an "A" on the family-based treatment as an alternative to incarceration. The last one is a heartening statistic to see, since that sort of program has the highest chance of reducing recidivism, and also radically reduces the costs at the state level. Other states fared far worse. George Prentiss, a reporter for the Boise Weekly, reports that his state received a "D" in prenatal care, a "D" on shackling policies, and an "F" on the family-based treatment.
Gene Park of the Star Advertiser reports from Hawaii, a state that received a flat-out "F" on the subject of prenatal care:
Most states fared poorly on the report. Only one state, Pennsylvania, received an overall grade of A. Including Hawaii, 27 states received an F grade for prenatal care.
Well over half of the states in the U.S. got an "F" on prenatal care. Think about that for a moment. No matter what view you might have of these women, the bottom line is that the unborn children of inmates are not responsible for where they are. Even if they were, this sort of treatment drastically affects these children, as they grow into adults. Twenty-seven states. We should be ashamed.
Park writes:
The report states more than 115,000 were in prison as of 2009, and that figure is rising at a higher rate than that of men since the introduction of mandatory sentencing policies for drug offenses.
Kat Brady, a coordinator for the Community Alliance on Prisons, told the Star Advertiser that over 80% of the women incarcerated in Hawaii have been convicted on non-violent offenses. Quite often, these same women have a history of substance abuse or physical abuse, she added.
Source: "Report: Idaho Fails to Provide Proper Treatment for Pregnant Inmates," The Boise Weekly, 10/21/10
Source: "Pregnant isle inmates allegedly treated shabbily," The Star Advertiser, 10/22/10
Image copyright Susan Madden Lankford, from the book "Maggots in My Sweet Potatoes." Used with permission.
Category: California, Criminal Justice, Humane Exposures, Maggots in My Sweet Potatoes, Parenting, Prison, Prison Reform, Women's Issues | Tags: alternative sentencing program, Boise Weekly, California, Community Alliance on Prisons, delivery, Gene Park, George Prentiss, incarcerated women, incarceration, Kat Brady, labor, National Women's Law Center, non-violent offense, parenting, pregnancy, pregnant inmate, pregnant women in prison, prenatal care, Prison, Rebecca Project for Human Rights, shackling, Star Advertiser, women in prison
eHow Covers Alternatives to Imprisonment for Women
The issue of imprisoned women is the elephant in the room. A quick Google search reveals that it is a well-known problem, and one that is getting steadily worse. There's even an article about alternatives to incarceration for women on the popular "how-to" website eHow.
The site includes simple directions on how to do a wide variety of things. From making a better paper airplane to instructions for electronics projects, there is a mass of instructional material there that has become a standard destination for web surfers. It is therefore interesting to see eHow's approach to this delicate but important subject.
Kristine Paglio, an eHow contributing writer, sets the stage for her article on the subject with some quick background notes:
Women currently constitute the fastest-growing subset of offenders being incarcerated. In the United States, women make up 7 percent of the total prison population. Incarcerated women are usually convicted of non-violent or drug-related offenses, or as accessories to a crime. Due to the lack of their participation in violent crime, many women can be considered for alternatives to incarceration, as they do not pose a threat to society. Offering them alternatives to incarceration allows women to care for their children and acquire education and job skills, as well as participate in needed counseling or therapy.
Once more, we see the common thread that is turning up more and more frequently, an emphasis on reintegration with society rather than on meting out punishment. Several of our recent posts have touched on that very theme. The similarities continue when one looks at the specific approaches that address this issue. Paglio lists a number of them in her article:
These alternative programs include, but are not limited to: electronic monitoring (i.e., home confinement); parenting classes; educational programming (including G.E.D. acquisition); employability programs (which impart skills like cooking and data entry); abuse and victimization therapy (which teach offenders to break the cycle of relationship violence); supervised living (e.g., halfway houses); and day supervision (in which the offender must submit to drug testing, perform community service and observe a mandated curfew).
Trauma and substance-abuse issues must also be considered, since almost 60-70% of incarcerated women have been abused or victimized, have a substance abuse problem, and have children. Skill- and confidence-building programs such as those suggested above provide additional tools for the inmate to use in her reentry into larger society.
What are your thoughts on these alternative programs? Do you think that a more socially utilitarian approach, where reintegration into the greater whole is the main objective, is the way to proceed? Let us know!
Source: "Alternatives to Incarceration for Women," eHow, undated
Image copyright Susan Madden Lankford, from the book "Maggots in my Sweet Potatoes: Women Doing Time." Used with permission.
Category: Prison, Women's Issues | Tags: alternatives to incarceration, community service, counseling, curfew, drug abuse, drug testing, eHow, Google, halfway house, home confinement, how-to, incarcerated women, Kristine Paglio, non-violent crime, parenting classes, Prison, reintegration, substance abuse, supervised living, therapy, women in prison

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Chairman Nguyen Van Huy of Binh Thuan province's Duc Linh district People's Committee confirmed this morning September 3 that prolonged heavy downpours and floods collapsed Tan Ha bridge locating in DT 766 route in Tan Ha Commune, Duc Linh district of the southern province of Binh Thuan.
The collapsed-bridge interrupted traffic from Ong Don crossroads in Xuan Loc district of the southern province Dong Nai connecting to Duc Linh district of Binh Thuan province.
The bridge was collapsed completely, fortunetely no one was injured.
Local authorities sent forces to the scene to instruct local people ensuring traffic safety.


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Men more likely than women to choose relationship over career
Men may be more willing than women to sacrifice achievement goals for a romantic relationship, according to a new study by Catherine Mosher of Duke Medical Center and Sharon Danoff-Burg from the University of Albany.
Their findings challenge our preconceptions that women are more likely to prioritize people and relationships while men are more focused on themselves and their achievements. Their paper will be published in the next issue of the Springer journal, Gender Issues.
The authors looked at whether personality traits influence students' life goals, and focused on the relative importance of romantic relationships and achievement goals in particular. A total of 237 undergraduate students (80 men and 157 women aged 16 to 25 years), from the psychology department at a state university in the northeast of the US, completed questionnaires measuring personality traits and life goals.
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In particular, Mosher and Danoff-Burg looked at 'agency', or the focus on oneself and the formation of separations, including self-assertion, self-protection, and self-direction, as well as 'communion', or the focus on other people and relationships, which involves group participation, cooperation and formation of attachments. In general, women tend to score higher on measures of communion whereas men tend to score higher than women on measures of agency.
Life goals included seven achievement goals (physical fitness, travel, financial success, home ownership, contribution to society, career and education) and five different types of relationships (romantic, marriage, children, circle of friends and family ties). Participants' willingness to sacrifice achievement goals for a romantic relationship was also examined.
Overall both college men and women showed strong desires for individual achievement and relational intimacy. As expected, self-focus was linked to the importance of achieving, such as having a successful career. Focus on others was related to the importance of having meaningful relationships and making a contribution to society.
Unexpectedly however, men were more likely than women to give priority to a romantic relationship when asked to choose between a relationship and their career, education and traveling.
The authors suggest that college women in this study may have been strongly committed to working towards a successful career and therefore hesitant to abandon their goals for a romantic relationship. In contrast to women, men also appear to derive more emotional support from their opposite-sex relationships than their same-sex friendships.
http://www.springer.com/
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package ca.uhn.fhir.rest.server;

import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.startsWith;
import static org.junit.Assert.*;

import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;

import org.apache.commons.io.IOUtils;
import org.apache.http.HttpResponse;
import org.apache.http.client.methods.HttpGet;
import org.apache.http.client.methods.HttpPost;
import org.apache.http.entity.ByteArrayEntity;
import org.apache.http.entity.ContentType;
import org.apache.http.entity.StringEntity;
import org.apache.http.impl.client.CloseableHttpClient;
import org.apache.http.impl.client.HttpClientBuilder;
import org.apache.http.impl.conn.PoolingHttpClientConnectionManager;
import org.eclipse.jetty.server.Server;
import org.eclipse.jetty.servlet.ServletHandler;
import org.eclipse.jetty.servlet.ServletHolder;
import org.junit.AfterClass;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.BeforeClass;
import org.junit.Test;

import ca.uhn.fhir.context.FhirContext;
import ca.uhn.fhir.model.api.Bundle;
import ca.uhn.fhir.model.api.IResource;
import ca.uhn.fhir.model.dstu.resource.Binary;
import ca.uhn.fhir.model.primitive.IdDt;
import ca.uhn.fhir.rest.annotation.Create;
import ca.uhn.fhir.rest.annotation.IdParam;
import ca.uhn.fhir.rest.annotation.Read;
import ca.uhn.fhir.rest.annotation.ResourceParam;
import ca.uhn.fhir.rest.annotation.Search;
import ca.uhn.fhir.rest.api.MethodOutcome;
import ca.uhn.fhir.util.PortUtil;

/**
 * Created by dsotnikov on 2/25/2014.
 */
public class BinaryTest {

	private static CloseableHttpClient ourClient;
	private static FhirContext ourCtx = FhirContext.forDstu1();
	private static Binary ourLast;

	private static final org.slf4j.Logger ourLog = org.slf4j.LoggerFactory.getLogger(BinaryTest.class);

	private static int ourPort;

	private static Server ourServer;

	@Before
	public void before() {
		ourLast=null;
	}

	@Test
	public void testRead() throws Exception {
		HttpGet httpGet = new HttpGet("http://localhost:" + ourPort + "/Binary/foo");
		HttpResponse status = ourClient.execute(httpGet);
		byte[] responseContent = IOUtils.toByteArray(status.getEntity().getContent());
		IOUtils.closeQuietly(status.getEntity().getContent());
		assertEquals(200, status.getStatusLine().getStatusCode());
		assertEquals("foo", status.getFirstHeader("content-type").getValue());
		assertArrayEquals(new byte[] { 1, 2, 3, 4 }, responseContent);

	}

	@Test
	public void testReadWithExplicitTypeXml() throws Exception {
		HttpGet httpGet = new HttpGet("http://localhost:" + ourPort + "/Binary/foo?_format=xml");
		HttpResponse status = ourClient.execute(httpGet);
		String responseContent = IOUtils.toString(status.getEntity().getContent(), "UTF-8");
		IOUtils.closeQuietly(status.getEntity().getContent());

		ourLog.info(responseContent);

		assertEquals(200, status.getStatusLine().getStatusCode());
		assertThat(status.getFirstHeader("content-type").getValue(), startsWith(Constants.CT_FHIR_XML + ";"));

		Binary bin = ourCtx.newXmlParser().parseResource(Binary.class, responseContent);
		assertEquals("foo", bin.getContentType());
		assertArrayEquals(new byte[] { 1, 2, 3, 4 }, bin.getContent());
	}

	@Test
	public void testReadWithExplicitTypeJson() throws Exception {
		HttpGet httpGet = new HttpGet("http://localhost:" + ourPort + "/Binary/foo?_format=json");
		HttpResponse status = ourClient.execute(httpGet);
		String responseContent = IOUtils.toString(status.getEntity().getContent(), "UTF-8");
		IOUtils.closeQuietly(status.getEntity().getContent());

		ourLog.info(responseContent);

		assertEquals(200, status.getStatusLine().getStatusCode());
		assertThat(status.getFirstHeader("content-type").getValue(), startsWith(Constants.CT_FHIR_JSON + ";"));

		Binary bin = ourCtx.newJsonParser().parseResource(Binary.class, responseContent);
		assertEquals("foo", bin.getContentType());
		assertArrayEquals(new byte[] { 1, 2, 3, 4 }, bin.getContent());
	}

	@Test
	public void testCreate() throws Exception {
		HttpPost http = new HttpPost("http://localhost:" + ourPort + "/Binary");
		http.setEntity(new ByteArrayEntity(new byte[] {1,2,3,4}, ContentType.create("foo/bar", "UTF-8")));

		HttpResponse status = ourClient.execute(http);
		assertEquals(201, status.getStatusLine().getStatusCode());

		assertEquals("foo/bar; charset=UTF-8", ourLast.getContentType());
		assertArrayEquals(new byte[] { 1, 2, 3, 4 }, ourLast.getContent());

	}

	public void testCreateWrongType() throws Exception {
		Binary res = new Binary();
		res.setContent(new byte[] { 1, 2, 3, 4 });
		res.setContentType("text/plain");
		String stringContent = ourCtx.newJsonParser().encodeResourceToString(res);

		HttpPost http = new HttpPost("http://localhost:" + ourPort + "/Binary");
		http.setEntity(new StringEntity(stringContent, ContentType.create(Constants.CT_FHIR_JSON, "UTF-8")));

		HttpResponse status = ourClient.execute(http);
		assertEquals(201, status.getStatusLine().getStatusCode());

		assertEquals("text/plain", ourLast.getContentType());
		assertArrayEquals(new byte[] { 1, 2, 3, 4 }, ourLast.getContent());

	}

	@Test
	public void testSearch() throws Exception {
		HttpGet httpGet = new HttpGet("http://localhost:" + ourPort + "/Binary?");
		HttpResponse status = ourClient.execute(httpGet);
		String responseContent = IOUtils.toString(status.getEntity().getContent());
		IOUtils.closeQuietly(status.getEntity().getContent());

		assertEquals(200, status.getStatusLine().getStatusCode());
		assertEquals(Constants.CT_ATOM_XML + "; charset=UTF-8", status.getFirstHeader("content-type").getValue());

		ourLog.info(responseContent);

		Bundle bundle = ourCtx.newXmlParser().parseBundle(responseContent);
		Binary bin = (Binary) bundle.getEntries().get(0).getResource();

		assertEquals("text/plain", bin.getContentType());
		assertArrayEquals(new byte[] { 1, 2, 3, 4 }, bin.getContent());
	}
	@AfterClass
	public static void afterClass() throws Exception {
		ourServer.stop();
	}

	@BeforeClass
	public static void beforeClass() throws Exception {
		ourPort = PortUtil.findFreePort();
		ourServer = new Server(ourPort);

		ResourceProvider patientProvider = new ResourceProvider();

		ServletHandler proxyHandler = new ServletHandler();
		RestfulServer servlet = new RestfulServer(ourCtx);
		servlet.setResourceProviders(patientProvider);
		ServletHolder servletHolder = new ServletHolder(servlet);
		proxyHandler.addServletWithMapping(servletHolder, "/*");
		ourServer.setHandler(proxyHandler);
		ourServer.start();

		PoolingHttpClientConnectionManager connectionManager = new PoolingHttpClientConnectionManager(5000, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
		HttpClientBuilder builder = HttpClientBuilder.create();
		builder.setConnectionManager(connectionManager);
		ourClient = builder.build();

	}

	/**
	 * Created by dsotnikov on 2/25/2014.
	 */
	public static class ResourceProvider implements IResourceProvider {

		@Create
		public MethodOutcome create(@ResourceParam Binary theBinary) {
			ourLast = theBinary;
			return new MethodOutcome(new IdDt("1"));
		}

		@Override
		public Class<? extends IResource> getResourceType() {
			return Binary.class;
		}

		@Read
		public Binary read(@IdParam IdDt theId) {
			Binary retVal = new Binary();
			retVal.setId("1");
			retVal.setContent(new byte[] { 1, 2, 3, 4 });
			retVal.setContentType(theId.getIdPart());
			return retVal;
		}

		@Search
		public List<Binary> search() {
			Binary retVal = new Binary();
			retVal.setId("1");
			retVal.setContent(new byte[] { 1, 2, 3, 4 });
			retVal.setContentType("text/plain");
			return Collections.singletonList(retVal);
		}

}

}

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Titans show off depth, balance in blowout of Tell City
Gibson Southern showed off balance on offense, going on the road Friday night to knock off Tell City 63-7.
Titans show off depth, balance in blowout of Tell City Gibson Southern showed off balance on offense, going on the road Friday night to knock off Tell City 63-7. Check out this story on courierpress.com: https://www.courierpress.com/story/sports/2016/10/07/titans-show-off-depth-balance-blowout-tell-city/91766836/
Courier & Press Published 10:11 p.m. CT Oct. 7, 2016
Gibson Southern logo(Photo: Gibson Southern Athletics)
Reigning Courier & Press player of the week Dylan Stefanich found the end zone three times, but the story of the Titans' ground game was its depth, as the team spread out 160-plus rushing yards among five players.
Quarterback Isaac Sellers got off to a fast start, with a 61-yard touchdown pass to Chandler McKee for the first score of the game. Sellers threw another touchdown pass later, eight yards to Wes Obermeier, and finished 9-of-13 for 169 yards and no interceptions. McKee ended with four catches for 140 yards.
Stefanich had nine carries for 48 yards while Mitchell Spindler added 44. Four other players combined for 61 yards on the ground.
Caleb Carpenter scored on a 50-yard punt return to close out the first half, staking the Titans (8-0) to a 56-0 lead at halftime. Carter also scored on a 19-yard fumble return.
Steven Wheatley and Mason Stephens combined for 86 yards rushing for Tell City. Joey Engle had the only score of the night for the Marksmen, a 25-yard run in the fourth quarter with the score 63-0.


Weddings in Lake Tahoe Create Memories that Last a Lifetime!
Here are some Lake Tahoe Wedding ideas to help you find the perfect place to get married and host your wedding reception.
Lake Tahoe Weddings are all about location, location, location! Whether you're planning an outdoor wedding or a formal wedding reception, it's important that your Lake Tahoe wedding reception facility provides the right environment in which to celebrate the joy of your Lake Tahoe wedding. From indoor to outdoor, traditional to zany, there are many kinds of options for you to choose from when planning a wedding & reception in Lake Tahoe.
Picture exchanging your wedding vows in front of a brilliant sunset on the shore of Lake Tahoe with your family and friends. Discover romance and serenity as the Lake Tahoe's crystal clear water caresses the beautiful shoreline just steps from your wedding ceremony. Celebrate your magical moment enhanced by stunning vistas of the majestic Sierra Nevada Mountains and lush alpine scenery. In Lake Tahoe, your wedding dreams come true as the stunning landscape and emerald waters take your breath away.To see our wedding in Lake Tahoe please visit our blog.
There is no more enchanting or memorable location for your Lake Tahoe wedding ceremony, reception, or rehearsal dinner than historic Thunderbird Lake Tahoe: Lake Tahoe's Castle-in-the-Sky and its world famousThunderbird Yacht. The 70-year-old stone house and grounds snuggle the shoreline with the water at your feet while Lake Tahoe and the surrounding snow-capped mountains become a panoramic backdrop, perfect for your ceremony, your photographs, and your reception.
For a mountaintop wedding venue with views of Lake Tahoe, to saying "I Do" at the base of towering granite peaks, Squaw Valley Weddings offers an unparalleled wedding setting that is truly one-of-a-kind. Squaw Valley's team of wedding specialists can help you plan your perfect day, whether it's an intimate affair for twenty-five of your closest family and friends, or a grand celebration for up to three hundred and fifty guests. Squaw Valley offers you a team of experienced venue coordinators to help create your perfect day. Our team works with you through every step of the planning process and manages every aspect of the event to ensure a momentous occasion with seamless execution. Squaw Valley's Executive Chef and culinary team will design an amazing menu for your special day. Our wide selection of appetizers, multi-course plated meals and family style banquet options make it easy to create the menu of your dreams. Lodging options abound just steps from your venue. The Village at squaw Valley offers newly renovated condominium style suites complete with full kitchens, cozy fireplaces, and private balconies.
Located right on the lake and next to the Truckee River, the William B. Layton State Park is a 3-acre site managed by the North Lake Tahoe Historical Society. The park offers a beautiful, secluded lakefront lawn for your wedding ceremony, accommodating up to 300 guests. The remainder of the park offers a rustic, natural setting for rehearsal dinners and receptions. Please visit our website for contact information and details.
Tahoe Gal Paddle Wheeler. For something different, why not get married on the water and board the Tahoe Gal Paddle Wheeler. Unique ambiance, beautiful views and great service for your wedding, reception or event.
All of the venues listed have unique ambiance and the best amenities Lake Tahoe has to offer. Also, most of the Restaurants and Lodges in North Lake Tahoe and Truckee would be happy to host any events, for more information refer to our North Tahoe and Truckee Restaurants page. For more information on Wedding Accommodations for the bride and groom or your wedding party and family, visit our Vacation Rental page to search for the best North Lake Tahoe and Truckee Vacation Rentals or Contact Us and we'll be happy to assist with any questions you may have.


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The X-Files Adds Robbie Amell and Lauren Ambrose and Suddenly We're Even More Excited for This Revival
by Chris Harnick | Tue., Jul. 21, 2015 11:08 AM
Robbie Amell and Lauren Ambrose are your new FBI agents on The X-Files. Amell will play the "smart, smooth" Agent Miller and Ambrose will take on the role of "sharp, confident" Agent Einstein in an upcoming episode of The X-Files revival, according to Fox.
Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny are returning to their iconic roles of Dana Scully and Fox Mulder in a six-episode event series this January. Series Chris Carter is behind the revival. Other guest stars so far include Joel McHale, Rhys Darby, Kumail Nanjiani and Annet Mahendru. Mitch Pileggi will also return as Walter Skinner and William B. Davis will somehow be back as The Smoking Man. Silicon Valley star Nanjiani and McHale are professed big fans of the series. Nanjiani shared his experience on Twitter.
CLICK: The first new footage from The X-Files revival is here
Notice any similarities between the new faces and the show's heroes? Yeah, that's for obvious reasons. We heard the next generation FBI agent characters were originally supposed to be just around for one episode, but the deals changed to possibly include series regular options. Hmm…
Ambrose's other TV credits include Law and Order: SVU, Dig, Six Feed Under. Amell starred in The Tomorrow People and recurs on The Flash.
The X-Files returns with a two-night premiere starting Sunday, Jan. 24 at 10 p.m. ET, 7 p.m. PT and continuing Monday, Jan. 25 at 8 p.m. in its normal timeslot.
What Attracted David Duchovny to New Series "Aquarius"
PHOTOS: Flashback! Vintage behind-the-scenes photos from The X-Files
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TCR Series cars create history with San Remo Bridge crossing
The carsales TCR Australia Series has arrived at Phillip Island in style, conducting a demonstration crossing over the San Remo Bridge.
Held under normal road rules, five of the new breed of Australian touring cars drove over the connecting bridge, believed to be the first major Australian motorsport category to conduct such a bridge crossing of its type.
Leading the field was Garth Tander's brand-new Audi, as well as Tony D'Alberto (Honda Civic), Chris Pither (Renault), Dylan O'Keeffe (Alfa Romeo) and Chelsea Angelo (Holden Astra).
Dubbed the 'Gateway to Phillip Island,' the San Remo bridge is the only way vehicles can drive from the mainland to the Island – home of the 4.4km grand prix circuit that the TCR Australia cars will compete at this weekend.
The carsales TCR Australia Series is the headlining act on the Shannons Nationals bill this weekend that will see qualifying and Race 1 held on Saturday ahead of Races 2 and 3 on Sunday.
Supporting the TCR Australia Series is a bumper list of categories, including Australian GT, Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge and Australian Formula 4.
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Tony D'Alberto
Driver, Wall Racing Honda
"That was a pretty cool experience," said Tony D'Alberto.
"I couldn't tell you how many times I've driven over that bridge. I first came to a race meeting at Phillip Island long before I was a race driver. My first trip, I would have still been in a baby seat!
"To have the opportunity to drive my Honda TCR car across the San Remo bridge was great. I can't think of a better way to bring this new class of touring cars to Phillip Island.
"The Phillip Island circuit is one of the best race tracks in the world. We are so lucky to have it here in our own backyard. And these TCR cars are going to be a hoot to drive around here. It's a fast track, and being turbo-charged front-wheel drive, our cars are going to be pretty wild to watch."
Chris Pither
Driver, Garry Rogers Motorsport Renault
""I've been to Phillip Island many times, but today was the first time i've ever driven a race car over the bridge from San Remo to the island itself," said Chris Pither.
"It was a unique experience, it was good to see so many people out and supporting the second round of TCR Australia at Phillip Island this weekend.
"Cruising along the bridge at 60km/hr feels relatively slow in a full-blown race car, it was something I thought i'd never get the chance to do and it was so cool to have that opportunity today.
"I'm looking forward to getting back into the Ice Break Renault Megane RS TCR car this weekend, we had a few issues which hampered our performance at the first round, but we're confident that we can build on what we learnt and come out firing here at Phillip Island."
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Game 2 in Tampa will be fun, already got my tickets. Would be going to game one but I'm in Miami working.
So, odds are out, who you got?
Sounds like something you'd see on Shameless. Frank Gallagher special.


Shiloh Church, Shiloh Battlefield: Originally constructed of rough-hewn timber, the one-room church on this site was badly damaged during the battle and collapsed soon afterward. The present structure was completed in 1952.
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Warwickshire County Cricket Club Press Day 2015 (Series)
Ian Maclaren recorded the following interviews at Edgbaston Cricket Ground on 9th April:
1. Sam Hain – 19 year old batsman who had a record-breaking opening season in 2014
2. Chris Woakes – Warwickshire & England all rounder
3. Dougie Brown – Director of Cricket (Coach) – Warwickshire
4. Varun Chopra – Warwickshire captain and opening batsman
http://www.btna.org.uk/audio-files/Edgbaston Press Day 2015.mp3 [Download]
Birmingham Works of Art (Series)
Kath Dawe presents a series of recordings about public works of art in Birmingham.
Part 1. Introduction
http://www.btna.org.uk/audio-files/Birmingham Works of Art 1.mp3 [Download]
Part 2. Victoria Square
Part 3. Chamberlain Square
Part 4. Centenary Square
Part 5. The Bull Ring
Part 6. Edgbaston
A series of interviews Ian Maclaren recorded at the studios of Insight Radio, Europe's first radio station for the blind and partially sighted.
1. Stuart Barrie – Station Manager
http://www.btna.org.uk/audio-files/Insight Radio1 Stuart Barrie.mp3 [Download]
2. Jill Daley – Daley Lunch Presenter
http://www.btna.org.uk/audio-files/Insight Radio2 Jill Daley.mp3 [Download]
3. Iain Wilson – Senior Broadcast Producer
http://www.btna.org.uk/audio-files/Insight Radio4 Iain Wilson.mp3 [Download]
4. Alan Russell – Afternoon Edition Presenter
http://www.btna.org.uk/audio-files/Insight Radio3 Alan Russell.mp3 [Download]
5. Simon Pauley – Morning Mix Presenter
http://www.btna.org.uk/audio-files/Insight Radio5 Simon Pauley.mp3 [Download]
6. Barry Snell – Broadcast Producer
http://www.btna.org.uk/audio-files/Insight Radio6 Barry Snell.mp3 [Download]
Birmingham Civic Society Plaques (Series)
An 11 part series on the locations of plaques in interesting places around Birmingham
http://www.btna.org.uk/audio-files/Birmingham Civic Society Plaques Series.mp3 [Download]
Birmingham Walk of Stars (Series)
A 12 part series and an introduction in which we provide biographies of a dozen of the famous people who have a star in Broad Street in Birmingham's Walk of Stars.
http://www.btna.org.uk/audio-files/Birmingham Walk of Stars-Series.mp3 [Download]
Birmingham Walk of Stars (Supplement)
Biographies of 3 more famous people with military connections who have a star in Broad Street's Walk of Stars.
http://www.btna.org.uk/audio-files/Birmingham Walk of Stars-Supplement.mp3 [Download]
Around the Outer Circle
A 13 part travelogue series as we go anticlockwise from Six Ways, Erdington, 'Around the Outer Circle'.
http://www.btna.org.uk/audio-files/Around-the-Outer-Circle-Combined.mp3 [Download]
Famous Brummies
A 13 part series with biographies of 12 famous people all born in Birmingham including John Cadbury, Jasper Carrott and Ann Jones.
http://www.btna.org.uk/audio-files/Famous Brummies.mp3 [Download]


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"One (Efe) had the honour of playing for his country in the World Cup finals.
He said "at least £63,000 has been shown to have been received by the fund", but added it was important to note that did not include cash donations, and the defendants "went out of their way" to ensure that proper records were not kept.
National Crime Agency deputy director Chris Farrimond said: "Bright, Efe and Stephen Sodje promoted themselves as generous, community-minded figures when they were knowingly defrauding people who thought they were helping deprived children in Nigeria.
The Charity Commission worked closely with the NCA to secure the prosecution.
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A little more than a year ago, I wrote about ScheduleWorld, a free and open source place to sync Contacts and Calendars with a wireless device. The technology worked, but the setup was painful.
Fast forward to today. Another open source company, Funambol, has stepped up to the plate, pointed to center field, and driven the ball out of the park. I was able to setup a FREE account on my.funambol.com and sync my Sprint PocketPC in under 10 minutes. If all you wanted to do was backup your contacts and calendar, you'd be done. ...And it will push-sync your email too! That's right.. all the parts of a blackberry enterprise server that you use, compatible with a multitude of handsets, for free. And it you don't trust Funambol with your data, they'll give you the server software. For free.
A "normal" user would pop in the Outlook plugin, enter the funambol username and password and be done.
As a "not-normal" linux person, I used SyncEvolution (free, open source, not made by funambol). It wasn't terribly difficult, but the config files would likely scare off any novice users. It let me push my contacts/calendar from Evolution. These instructions were really helpful, with one correction and one addendum. The "stable" and "main" in the apt repository line are lowercase and case sensitive. Also, step 6 didn't apply to me as I used the default calendar, note, and address book names.
I flipped the phone's funambol client to scheduleworld, pulled those contacts down, flipped it back to funambol, and uploaded them.
I now have all my contacts from my original blackberry, the treo, evolution, Outlook on my old Pc, all on my phone!
Thank you Funambol. the portal site is awesome... It is fast, responsive, pretty, and feature rich. The outlook, windows mobile, and blackberry plugin clients work great.
Thank you Funambol, and thank you open source.


In the last years, data warehousing has got attention from Universities which are now adopting business intelligence solutions in order to analyze crucial aspects of the academic context. In this paper, we present the architecture of a Business Intelligence system for academic organizations. Then, we illustrate the design process of the data warehouse devoted to the analysis of the main factors affecting the importance and the quality level of every University, such as the evaluation of the Research and the Didactics. The design process we describe is based on a hybrid methodology that is largely automatic and relies on an ontological approach for the integration of the different data sources.


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This data set is the statistical data of annual characteristic values and basic information table of flow stations in five Central Asian countries, includ...
Monthly average flow data of rivers in five Central Asian countries from 1912 to 2000 (partial years)
The data package is the monthly average flow and station data of rivers in five Asian countries, including 10 sub tables in one table. The monitoring indi...
Monthly runoff data of Yeerqiang River Basin in recent 60 years
This data set includes runoff data of 6 hydrological stations in yarqiang River Basin, including balustrade station, Kaqun station, yiganqi ferry station,...
Statistical data of multi-year characteristic values of flow stations in five Central Asian countries from 1912 to 2000 (partial years)
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There's A Bomb At SXSW, MacGruber!!!!
Richard Connelly | February 4, 2010 | 12:04pm
The South by Southwest Film Festival has firmed up its lineup, and it includes a film by artiste Michael Gondry and....MacGruber.
There is a lot of hatred out there for the Saturday Night Live MacGruber sketches, but we have to admit we like them. Mostly because they come in small doses, not in 90-minute chunks.
We saw the MacGruber trailer in the theater, and got exactly one chuckle out of it (The joke with the wires.) So let's just say our hopes aren't high for where this will land in the not-so-storied ranks of SNL spinoff movies. We assume the SXSW organizers think it's better than It's Pat.
Interestingly, the creator of MacGyver is threatening legal action over the movie and its SXSW showing, saying it damages his dream to make a kick-ass movie that will revive the whole MacGyver franchise (File that under "Dreams of the Deluded").
So maybe SXSW won't get to show it after all. Which might be best for everyone concerned.


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This is one of several sections of a new curriculum for English 1121 that is beginning this semester. In English 1121, we will continue the work we had begun in English 1101. This class aims to take the fundamental tools of writing, reading, research, and critical analysis further. The class will practice close reading and will learn how to approach texts from a variety of genres as well as learn about the idea of discourses and discourse communities. The class will involve assignments that allow us to engage with many types of media, including digital, and we will be asked to explore issues and problems that matter to us in our modern world. We will explore writing and research as a process and build research skills that can be applied to all areas of study. We will be able to develop our own ideas about writing that we can take with us into future academic and professional experiences. Students will engage in class discussion to strengthen critical thinking and develop the language to respond to a wide variety of texts, ideas, and societal issues.
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We started a men's bible study that will meet every Tuesday morning at 6am in the Lincoln Ave. Donut Bank. Come discuss Biblical Doctrine with Donuts and Dudes.
We plan also to do a fellowship event every few months.
At Redeemer, we desire to create authentic community among men, who care for each other.


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A Nest Builder Needs Help!
So I have a beautiful Mama Robin trying to build a nest above my back door precariously perched around the always on light fixture and extension cord. I knocked it down twice in the beginning, but she is a very determined to make it in this spot.
Any thoughts on how to help? I don't know a lot about birds, but wondered about putting up a small shelf up near the light. My fear is that she will have eggs that will drop to the concrete below with the nest.
Nesting materials falling to ground.
Saturday's Coupeville Farmers Market opening day was rainy and blustery! Thanks so much for everyone who came out to support us – even in the rain! You are awesome!
This week – Friday and Saturday I will be at the Skagit County Fairgrounds for their Annual Garage Sale. This is going to be a really fun event with music and food as well as hand crafted items. I will be in Building A.
Yay! The Coupeville Farmers Market opens this Saturday!!
Be sure to come by and say hi!!
Yesterday I delivered jams to Skagit's Own Fish Market on Hwy 20 in Burlington!
Stop by to see their great selection of local products!
Spring is here! It was pretty warm today here in Anacortes. I took advantage of the lovely weather and planted sugar snap peas, carrots, spinach, lettuce, kale, beets and broccoli seeds. Then I made a few batches of Blueberry Gin Jam. I have to say it got pretty hot in my Jammin' Kitchen-not sure I'm ready for that yet!
Hope you got a chance to see the gorgeous full moon tonight. It's amazing!
I just updated the events page with an April event and the farmers markets we are participating in. We're going to be alternating between 2 Saturday Markets, 2 Thursday Markets and 2 Tuesday Markets. I hope to have a schedule up soon for the markets.
The Coupeville Farmers Market Opens April 6th – Can't wait to see you!
Here is just a sampling of some of the fantastic and talented artists, crafters and makers of really good food at this Lynden Show. Saturday should be a great day for a drive! Come on up and enjoy this outstanding collection at the NW Washington Fairgrounds.


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Tom Renyi Joins CVC Capital Partners
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Tom Renyi has joined CVC Capital Partners as a senior advisor. He recently retired as chairman of The Bank of New York Mellon Corp., after also having served as its chief executive.
CVC Capital Partners ("CVC"), a leading global private equity firm, is pleased to announce the appointment of Thomas ("Tom") Renyi as a senior advisor to CVC. Mr. Renyi will become a member of CVC's U.S. Advisory Board and Global Financial Institutions Advisory Board to support CVC's activities in the financial services sector.
Mr. Renyi has had a distinguished career in the financial services industry and recently retired as Executive Chairman and Director of The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation. Previously, Mr. Renyi served as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation and its predecessor institution, The Bank of New York, from 1997 to 2007. In addition to successfully growing the Company through numerous strategic initiatives, Mr. Renyi played an essential role in initiating, leading, executing and integrating the merger of The Bank of New York and Mellon Financial, one of the industry's most successful and transformational transactions.
Mr. Renyi's career at the Bank of New York began in 1971 and included key leadership roles in securities servicing, credit policy and capital markets. In 1989, Mr. Renyi led the transition team responsible for integrating the Irving Trust Company into The Bank of New York, which was the largest merger in the U.S. Banking industry at the time and set the stage for the next chapter in The Bank of New York's global growth.
Mr. Renyi currently serves on the Board of Directors of Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated and RiskMetrics Group. He is a past chairman of The Financial Services Roundtable.
Kamil Salame, CVC Partner and Head of the U.S. Financial Institutions Group, said: "We are delighted to welcome Tom to CVC. He is a tremendously successful executive who is held in the highest regard in our industry. Tom has played an important role in shaping and transforming the financial services sector and we are confident Tom's experience will be extraordinarily valuable to CVC as we assess opportunities at this particularly dynamic time."
With 19 offices throughout Europe, Asia, and the United States, CVC has an industry-leading global presence. CVC currently has approximately $20 billion of uninvested equity capital, making the firm one of the top five sources of available private equity funds in the world. CVC has significant experience in financial services investments, and its dedicated Global Financial Institutions Group focuses on investing in leading financial businesses across Europe, North America and Asia.


The PET water bottle: a revolution!
A new bottle of 1.5 L pet (Polyethylene terephthalate) hits the market: the PET is unalterable, flexible, resistant, neutral, plastic PET allowed to significantly reduce the weight of the bottles.
Lighter, stronger, more flexible, PET water bottle is as transparent as glass.
Plastic water bottles (PET) is a package to sift through public health Code and the European Food Regulation (Regulation No. 1935/2004 and Article R. 1322-36 of the Code of public health). PET is a high polymer with no additive.
Containing phthalates or bisphenol A, it presents a very high chemical inertia in the water.
How do I know if a bottle plastic is pet?
There is a triangular logo composed of three arrows, with a number listed in figure in the middle of these three arrows. If you see Figure N ° 1, in addition with the PET sign engraved underneath, you then guarantee it comes packing a PET.
There is No bisphenol A in water bottles.
The plastic bottles used to bottle water consist only of plastic PET (Polyethylene terephthalate), guarantee of health and food safety.
ANSES (National Agency for safe health food, environment, work) said in a statement "There are no Bisphenol A in bottles of mineral water".
"Bisphenol A, chemical component in objects of everyday life, is present in some rigid type polycarbonate do not confuse plastics with water bottles (PET) plastic that has never contained this type of molecule.
At the request of the entire profession, ANSES has indeed carried out a study to assess the concentration of Bisphenol A in water intended for human consumption.
For the waters conditioned (water bottles): no presence of bisphenol A were found in waters 50 packaged in bottles of water in PET… or even, also in waters 10 packaged in aluminum cans!


You know how it is when you are on the internet working on one thing and then you click on this link that leads to that link that leads you somewhere you probably should not be. Well I started to read something that simultaneously made my blood boil on my own behalf and crushed my heart for my son… and then I stopped reading; clicked it all off; closed the laptop.
I sat for awhile, creating in my mind thinly veiled tweet after thinly veiled tweet. How to say it without actually saying it in 140 characters or less.
Then somewhere in the midst of the angst I only feel when I disobey God's command to keep my eyes on Him alone, the Spirit conquered over the whining and fist-raising nature of my flesh. I felt my weak inward groans gathering real strength from the Presence of my Salvation. Jesus, always save me from my desire to be my own defender!
If you've ever had to really crucify your flesh and die a deeper death than at times feels possible, then you know it requires more than spiritual awareness and wishful thinking. The only thing that works for me to stay free once Truth has made me free, is to entirely refocus my heart. If Jesus enables me to conquer the longing of my flesh and then I don't quickly get myself in worship and thinking about all He is and all He has done, I will easily be taken back over.
So instead of giving him an inch to do his work of killing/stealing/destroying, I am going to rehearse the innate Goodness of the Lord and how His faithfulness has undergirded my life and made it overflow with His abundance.
Tonight I got to hold my precious son on my lap while he fell asleep (after claiming he'd forgotten how to ) I rubbed his back and watched his almond shaped eyes slowly close, the smile on his face fade into ease of sleep, and his breathing become deep and even. The Lord continues to remind me of the promises He has undeniably spoken about Cohen's providential life. He will be like a tree planted by streams of water… He will be whole and solid and unwavering. Though many arrows have been aimed in his direction, I can see how the Lord is already making good on His promise to reroute any weapon intended for my his life. On paper, the account and happenings of his life shouldn't add up to a well adjusted little boy, but it does. On paper, the account and happenings of his life shouldn't add up to a little boy who effortlessly taps into the things of God, but he does.
Superbowl Sunday this year, Cohen and I were driving to our home from my parents' at half time. "Mom, I wish God was real," Cohen said with a sigh.
"Honey, He IS real," I assured him, knowing that line between real and not real is blurry for children who want to believe in Santa and Spiderman.
"Then, why can't He come out of the clouds so I can see Him?" he asked bluntly. We talked about how God is everywhere with us and not just in the clouds and how we can feel Him and talk to Him and hear Him even though we can't see Him with our eyes or touch Him with our hands. I wasn't sure if Co would be able to follow the conversation, but as usual, his childlike understanding of God humbled me.
"When I talk to God, why can't I hear Him, Mom? How do I talk to Him and hear Him?" I did my best to explain how God can speak to our hearts and how we can know its Him.
"Mom, I want to talk to God in my heart. How does He get in there?" asked my wide-eyed preschooler. So we talked about that and I refocused the rear view mirror to look at him. He understood. I pulled over and prayed with Cohen as he told Jesus he wanted to talk to Him forever and that He could come in.
It was an indescribable moment. While I choked back tears, Cohen called Grandma and David to tell them about how Jesus was living in his heart. He got it.
Faithfulness, friends… that's God working ALL things together for Good.
Tonight I am sitting in that very livable house that is getting an addition this spring and a porch and privacy fence for our comfort. In this space, I have everything I need and many things I have just wanted. I have a job that allows me to fulfill a lifetime longing to work with young moms. I am close to paying off all of the debt the divorce left me with. My refrigerator is full. We have two working cars parked in the driveway. When bills come, I open them without anxiety because I know I can pay them. The Lord has by His unmatched power delivered me from depression, anxiety and bitterness. In my womb, fluttering and flipping and kicking all day is my second son, who is big and healthy and strong. I once thought I might never have the pleasure of bringing another child into the world or giving Cohen a sibling, but not even a year later, that is happening.
Upstairs asleep is my husband, the kind of man I wish every woman could share their life with. David exemplifies to me in big and in small ways, what God meant when He drew the parallel of a bride and Bridegroom to help us understand His love. Every day I encounter David's unbending kindness and his joyful pursuit of me and I learn. I learn more of who Jesus is and how He feels about me and just how much I really do love Him because He first loved me. I have now the marriage I could have only dreamt about. I have a husband who, without fanfare, loves Jesus and lives righteously.
And best of all? I hear the Lord speaking to and influencing my person in much the same simple way I explained it to Co in the car that day. He whispers and stills any fear of what will be. He reminds me of what He's already said. He breaks my heart with worship while I am in the car or folding laundry. His correction reminds me that I am His. Like a daily baptism, He helps me to identify my own deaths to His sacrifice and the resurrection of my spirit man with His overcoming. He reminds me that to obey is sweeter than to sacrifice. He renews, revives, restores… He continues to breath new life into what was.
Jesus, You are Good and Your love endures FOREVER.
I wish I could experience what you talk about. I feel lost, depressed, at the end of my rope. Surfing the net tonight looking for hope, anything to escape the mental insanity I am currently living in. I don't know what to do. I so wish God could come out of the clouds ( just like your little boy) and talk to me, show me what to do. I have a four month old…., the only reason I don't want to drink the kool aid…….
Don't give up! God loves you and is there even when we feel like we can't hear Him or see Him. Ask Him to draw you near to Him and cling to the hope that He loves you more than anything in the world—so much so that He sent His Son to die for you!! Look at your precious baby, think how much you love her/him, and then imagine God loving you that way, but a million more times than that—isn't that a beautiful picture? Please, please don't ever give up!!
He is faithful.. Good words Kate. ) thanks….
The goodness and faithfulness of God is so evident in Cohen's life. God is stronger than the circumstances your little boy is in.
And you… choosing to meditate on God, on who He is and what He has done… We have to be alert and not give satan any chance to influence us when we're vulnerable, you are so right.
I couldn't help but tear up reading your exchange with Cohen about the Lord and his decision. What a blessing he is learning to know him so young!
Praise the Lord for his growth & yours!
I don't know you, but I've read your blog for a while now. (Not a creeper, btw! ) I just wanted to say that I find such encouragement in your posts and the ability you have to weave Truth, entertaining anecdotes, AND transparency. Thank you!
So rarely does a post inspire me to deepen my walk with God, but almost every single one of yours do. Thanks for consistently relying on Him and ministering to others in your little place on the web.
But what is the heart and essence of eternal life? Jesus tells in John 17:3: "This is eternal life, that they know you the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom you have sent." The essence of eternal life is the never-ending knowing of God the Father and God the Son. For God so loved the world, that at the cost of his Son's life, he brought us into an everlasting knowing, admiring, loving, enjoying of himself and Jesus. The love of God is the gift of himself. And the greatness of that love increases in proportion to the greatness of his glory.


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Passaic, NJ Divorce Attorney with 13 years of experience
Free ConsultationDivorce, Domestic Violence, Family and Juvenile
Brian Clifford Freeman
Montclair, NJ Divorce Lawyer with 40 years of experience
(973) 370-9242 28 Valley Street
Free ConsultationDivorce, Domestic Violence, Family and Landlord Tenant
Western New England University School of Law
Brian C. Freeman has practiced law for over 30 years including serving as a law clerk to the Hon. Samuel C. Scott of the Hudson County Superior Court and as a Deputy Attorney General for the state of New Jersey. He is admitted to the New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, and District of Columbia Bars and is also admitted to the United States Supreme Court.
Leonard R. Boyer
Clifton, NJ Divorce Lawyer with 38 years of experience
(973) 798-6131 1000 Clifton Ave
Free ConsultationDivorce, Bankruptcy, Family and Foreclosure Defense
Although my firm practices in several different fields of law, my expertise is primarily in Mortgage Foreclosure Defense,Divorce & Family Law, Bankruptcy, and Mortgage loan modification. In terms of divorce law, I have a unique prospective from both my personal and professional experience that few other attorneys can match. To me, each case is personal, each client is a person, never just a file number.
Peter Van Aulen
Saddle Brook, NJ Divorce Lawyer with 32 years of experience
(201) 845-7400 Office Location
Free ConsultationDivorce, Arbitration & Mediation, Domestic Violence and Family
Peter Van Aulen's Practice is 100% dedicated to divorce and family law. He is certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a matrimonial attorney. Said designation is only granted to attorneys who have shown higher levels of education, knowledge, ability and experience in family law and divorce. Peter completed many more Continuing Legal Education classes in family law than is required by the non certified lawyer and passed an extensive exam. He has been positively assessed by judges and other attorneys. Peter Van Aulen has been representing clients in divorce and family law for over twenty-seven years. He...
Leslie Farber
(973) 707-3322 8 Hillside Avenue
Divorce, Domestic Violence, Employment and Family
Leslie A. Farber, Esq. has been practicing law since 1991. She received her undergraduate Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from Drew University, and her Law Degree from Pace University School of Law. In law school, she was an editor of the Pace Law Review and participated in Pace's Appellate Litigation Clinic. For the past 29 years, she has represented both individuals and businesses in many areas of litigation in state, federal and municipal courts from initial consultation through discovery, mediation, arbitration, trial and appeal, when necessary. Ms. Farber has lectured and published works in a variety...
Upper Montclair, NJ Divorce Attorney with 43 years of experience
(973) 744-4000 52 Upper Montclair Plaza
Divorce, Employment and Family
Eugenie F. Temmler is a partner of Rabner Baumgart Ben-Asher & Nirenberg, P.C. Her areas of practice include family law and litigation, including employment litigation. Ms. Temmler joined the firm immediately after graduation from law school and later spent many years in a boutique firm devoted exclusively to family law prior to re-joining the firm.
Ms. Temmler is admitted to the Bars of the State of New Jersey, the United States District Court (District of New Jersey) and the United States Courts of Appeals (Second and Third Circuits). She is an active member of the Essex County Bar Association and the...
Elvin Perez
Passaic, NJ Divorce Lawyer
(908) 848-7228 625 Main Ave
Divorce, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Domestic Violence
Law Office of Elvin Perez
Mr. Perez is a lawyer that has worked with thousands of clients.
He is committed to getting the best results for his clients.
Mr. Perez is well experience having tried many cases in Superior Court in New Jersey and Municipal Court.
Since its founding the Law office of Elvin Perez has earned the respect of the legal community and has protected the rights of its clients. The Law office of Elvin Perez serves all municipalities in Union, Essex and Passaic county including Elizabeth, Newark, Linden, Union, Paterson, Passaic, and Clifton.
Mr. Perez is fully bilingual in English and Spanish...
Rupal Parikh Aristimuno
Montclair, NJ Divorce Attorney with 24 years of experience
(973) 577-6564 33 Park Street
Divorce and Immigration
Temple University Beasley School of Law and Southern University Law Center
As an immigrant myself, I understand the needs, worries, and concerns that people face when coming to America. I know the immigration system can sometimes be confusing and frightening. This is why I am dedicated to the client - from beginning to end. I help my clients evaluate their options, understand the steps along the way, and choose the best path towards legal residence, employment, and citizenship. I have helped people from all over the world find solutions for all their immigration needs. I also business owners who employ foreign nationals as well...
Erin L. Thompson
Totowa, NJ Divorce Lawyer with 18 years of experience
(973) 653-9036 205 US-46
Totowa, NJ 07512
Divorce, Domestic Violence and Family
Cecilia Sardiña Guzman
Saddle Brook, NJ Divorce Attorney with 21 years of experience
(973) 876-6774 50 Market Street
Free ConsultationDivorce, Domestic Violence and Family
Cassandra Savoy
Bloomfield, NJ Divorce Attorney with 31 years of experience
(973) 748-0097 2 Broad Street
Mediation is a great alternative to litigation. Mediation is empowering for the parties. They parties retain total control of their destinies. Mediation is faster and with outcomes that people are usually willing to live with for a long time.
I do divorce mediation and help parents establish workable parenting plans..I work with families to help them solve all types of family matters including, divorce, custody, relocation, guardianships of minors and alleged incapacitated persons.
I also help families with post divorce issues like enforcement of prior court orders, and support issues.
Linda M. Coronato
(201) 845-7400 50 Market St
Linda Coronato is a well respected and experienced New Jersey Divorce & Family Law attorney.
Krista Haley
Bloomfield, NJ Divorce Lawyer with 20 years of experience
(800) 488-1364 2 Broad Street, 6th Floor
Divorce, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Family
With over 15 years of courtroom experience, Krista Haley is a confident and successful litigator. She began her career with the Somerset County Prosecutor's Office before entering private practice. Krista is comfortable in both the courtroom and at the negotiating table, whether she is seeking to obtain services for children with special needs, battling intricate contract disputes, trying complex custody matters or helping a client through the DWI process. Krista is neither afraid to fight the hard fight nor to negotiate, whichever obtains the best result for her clients.
Bonnie Blume Goldsamt
Verona, NJ Divorce Attorney with 43 years of experience
(973) 857-6220 25 Pompton Avenue
Verona, NJ 07044
Divorce, Construction and Family
Today my practice focuses on, but is not limited to mediation, arbitration and collaborative dispute resolution (see below). My clients find this to be faster, less stressful and much more affordable. Moreover, people who participate in processes, such as mediation and collaborative law, appreciate it as a private, compassionate and dignified way to divorce.
Zareh Beylerian
(973) 684-7001 291 Crooks Ave
Divorce, Bankruptcy, Business and Family
areh H. Beylerian, born in Beirut, Lebanon attended the Lycee Franco Libanais de Beyrouth until 1976 when his family emigrated to the United States. After completing high school in the United States, he attended university and graduate school, earning a Bachelor's Degree, an MBA, and a Law Degree. He is also completed the inaugural programme of the United Nations University, International Leadership Academy, in Amman, Jordan. His international background and extensive travel gave him the opportunity to learn about a wide variety of cultures as well as speak several languages, including English, French, Arabic, and Armenian, along...
Lucy Agostini
(973) 239-7288 Suite 201
Divorce, Family and Real Estate
For over 30 years, Lucy Agostini, Esq. has prided herself on providing high-quality legal representation to her clients. Since 1979, she has successfully handled hundreds of contested family law matters. In addition, she has routinely represented clients in residential real estate purchases, sales and refinances, and in the preparation of wills. She has demonstrated a consistent pattern of success, evidenced by the fact that the majority of her firmâs business is derived from former clients and other attorneys. Mrs. Agostini's law firm, Agostini & Slattery, is committed to providing a personalized approach to each case and to building...
Paula Crane
(973) 744-4400 543 Valley Road, Suite 8
Hani Khoury
Hasbrouck Heights, NJ Divorce Attorney with 31 years of experience
(201) 462-9500 777 Terrace Avenue
Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 07604
Divorce, Business, Immigration and Real Estate
Bari Weinberger
Hackensack, NJ Divorce Lawyer with 24 years of experience
(877) 850-9167 21 Main Street
Divorce, Arbitration & Mediation, Domestic Violence and Family
Suffolk University Law School
Divorce and family law expert Bari Zell Weinberger dedicates her practice exclusively to family and matrimonial law matters. As the founder and managing partner of Weinberger Divorce & Family Law Group, Ms. Weinberger leads a powerful team of divorce and family law attorney specialists who all share a passionate dedication to providing their clients with the highest levels of legal care.
Recognizing the difficult and trying problems that bring people to seek her firm's guidance, Ms. Weinberger has built her practice and firm around an unwavering commitment to safeguarding clients' rights, their children and their future.
Clients directly benefit...
Jason Charles Tuchman
Maywood, NJ Divorce Lawyer with 20 years of experience
(201) 368-7713 25 East Spring Valley Avenue
Maywood, NJ 07660
Free ConsultationDivorce, Arbitration & Mediation and Family
My practice focuses on the litigation, mediation, and arbitration of family and matrimonial law matters, including but not limited to, divorce and legal separations, dissolution of domestic partnerships/civil unions and same sex marriages, child custody, visitation and parenting time, child support, alimony and palimony, division of assets/equitable distribution, pre/post nuptial agreements, paternity, emancipation, domestic violence matters, post-divorce matters, and collaborative divorce.
I am Certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a Matrimonial Law Attorney, a certification achieved by only 2% of the attorneys in New Jersey. I am also a court-qualified family law mediator and I am specially...
Jersey City, NJ Divorce Lawyer with 6 years of experience
Brian Iton
Hackensack, NJ Divorce Attorney with 32 years of experience
University of Maryland School of Law
My practice focuses on uncontested and contested divorce matters. I have courtroom-tested, real world experience handling contested and uncontested divorce cases.
The divorce process is foreign and unsettling territory, you are trying to close one chapter of your life with as little cost, stress and damage as possible. You are also trying to find a lawyer – frankly, a complete stranger – to help you navigate this terrain.
I enjoy helping people in this transition as they move from one phase of their lives to another. I provide counsel for uncontested and contested divorce matters. The uncontested divorce process in New Jersey...
Paul H. Townsend
As a founding partner of Townsend, Tomaio & Newmark, Paul Townsend brings hands-on involvement and dedication to every aspect of his divorce and family law practice. He works tirelessly to ensure that his clients not only survive but thrive before, during and after their work together through his honesty, directness, and personal compassion for his clients and their families.
Paul is uniquely qualified to understand and work through the emotional pain of divorce with his clients because he has been through divorce in his own life; his work is deeply personal to him in this way. When clients feel as though...
Tanya L. Freeman
East Hanover, NJ Divorce Attorney
(973) 939-0100 100 Eagle Rock Avenue
Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center
Tanya Freeman is a Principal in the firm's Family Law Group. An accomplished client advocate, Ms. Freeman provides legal representation in all aspects of family law including divorce, child and spousal support, child custody, interstate custody, relocation disputes and domestic violence matters. Ms. Freeman has an extensive corporate audit background that enhances her ability to effectively represent clients with high-net worth cases involving significant assets as well as cases concerning owners of closely held businesses. Prior to practicing law, Ms. Freeman spent fifteen years in the banking and insurance industries leading audit teams; today she can draw upon the...
Maurice Giro
(201) 255-4417 90 Main Street, Ste. 102
Free ConsultationDivorce, Domestic Violence, Elder and Family
I began my career on my own right after I finished working for a Judge. I had no idea how to be a lawyer or how to be a business man so I jumped into the deep end of the swimming pool on my own. I spoke to other attorneys and I read books to help me learn how to practice law and how to run my office. I sometimes felt that the way I was being taught to run the office was unusual and the reality of being a lawyer was very different from what I had in mind...
Mr. Tomaio is a trusted professional in the divorce and family law world. He has extensive experience in handling difficult divorce matters. He is Certified by the Supreme Court of N.J. as a Matrimonial Attorney. He is also a court approved mediator pursuant to the N.J. Court rules. He has also been involved in high profile divorces as seen on "Date Line" NBC. See his web site for the full Date Line story.
Joanna D. Brick, Esq.
Fair Lawn, NJ Divorce Attorney with 22 years of experience
(201) 773-6880 16-00 State Route 208 South
Free ConsultationDivorce and Family
Joanna has been working in the field of law since graduating her undergraduate studies. Her dedication and commitment to the law and her clients has been her greatest asset to her firm. She has a boutique law practice that handles divorce mediation, pre-nuptial agreements, separation, divorce, child support, custody, visitation, college contribution, emancipation, college contribution, spousal support, equitable distribution, post-judgment matters and domestic violence. Contact the firm for your immediate assistance.
Laurie L Newmark
Laurie Newmark is one of the founding partners at Townsend, Tomaio & Newmark. Since completing a Family Part judicial clerkship in 1998 with the Superior Court of New Jersey, Laurie has devoted her practice exclusively to family law. She is an experienced litigator who appears in court regularly in Northern and Central New Jersey. Laurie is admitted to practice law in the State of New Jersey, the State of New York, and the District Court of New Jersey.
Laurie insists that every client be treated with well-deserved respect and compassion. Laurie and her team understand that they are advocating for...
Charles Vuotto Jr
Roseland, NJ Divorce Attorney with 36 years of experience
(973) 403-9200 105 Eisenhower Parkway, Suite 401
The Ohio Northern University Pettit College of Law
I'm a New Jersey divorce lawyer with over 30 years experience in all areas of family law and divorce with offices in Roseland, NJ. I've been awarded Best Lawyers of America 5 years running and am also a member of New Jersey Super Lawyers.
Howard B. Leopold
(201) 345-5907 3 University Plaza Dr
Free ConsultationDivorce, Domestic Violence, Family and Personal Injury
Howard B. Leopold is Brooklyn born and a member of the New Jersey, New York, and Bergen County Bar Associations. He graduated from the State University of New York at Albany in 1987 (Phi Beta Kappa and Summa Cum Laude) with a B.A. in U.S. History and Minors in Hebrew and Business. Mr. Leopold went on to attend Albany Law School and earned a J.D. in 1990. After graduating, he worked as an associate in the litigation department of a New York City law firm for numerous years and then spent four years at a law firm in Rochelle Park,...
Toni Ann Russo
Free ConsultationDivorce, DUI & DWI, Domestic Violence and Family
Toni Ann Russo, Esq. has been providing quality legal services to the Northern New Jersey community for over 33 years. She is managing attorney at the Russo Petrullo Law Group, LLC formerly the Law Offices of Toni Ann Russo, LLC.
Toni handles most family law matters such as Divorce, Custody, Alimony, Child Support, Parenting time, Equitable Distribution, Domestic Violence Restraining Orders, DYFS/DCPP Child abuse and neglect.
Her passion and experience can give you the edge you need in the courtroom.
Jessica S. Swenson
Jessica S. Swenson, Esq. joined Townsend, Tomaio & Newmark, L.L.C. in October 2018. Ms. Swenson received her Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice from Rutgers University in 2004 and her Juris Doctorate from Seton Hall University School of Law in 2007.
After graduating from law school, Ms. Swenson clerked for the Honorable Michael K. Diamond, P.J.F.P. and the Honorable George E. Sabbath, J.S.C. in the Passaic County Superior Court, Family Division, from September 2007 until August 2008.
Since completing her clerkship, Ms. Swenson has dedicated her practice to matrimonial and family law where she represents clients in matters related to...
Melissa Cipriano
West Caldwell, NJ Divorce Lawyer with 24 years of experience
(973) 403-8600 175 Fairfield Ave Suite 4 C/D
Shepard Broad Law Center, Nova Southeastern University
As a child of Divorce and a Divorcee herself Ms. Cipriano has a unique insight into the toll this process takes on a family. As a business owner with not only a Juris Doctorate from Nova Southeastern University, Shepard Broad Law Center but also a Master's of Business Administration from Fairleigh Dickinson University, she understands the unique issues that face business owners when moving through divorce. Ms. Cipriano is here to help her clients, their family and their finances emerge from the process to more stable, happier, healthier future.
She is admitted to practice...
Galit Moskowitz
(201) 419-6223 25 Main Street Suite 603
Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University
Attorney Galit Moskowitz has been practicing exclusively in the area of family law for over 10 years. She handles cases related to custody, child support, spousal support, equitable distribution, dissolution of civil unions and domestic partnerships, palimony, domestic violence, grandparent visitation and international child abduction. She is admitted to practice law both in New Jersey and New York states, and is a fluent speaker of Hebrew. Galit Moskowitz has been recognized for her work as a New Jersey Family Law attorney by various independent legal organizations including AVVO and (201) Magazine. Her former clients describe her as a...
Marvin Wolf
Rochelle Park, NJ Divorce Attorney with 27 years of experience
(917) 434-8115 151 West Passaic Street
Rochelle Park, NJ 07662
I am an attorney and counselor at law with a bankruptcy, consumer, small business and matrimonial law concentration. Because I am admitted in NY, NJ and PA, I can also handle multi-jurisdictional issues - helping clients with problems in different states. Bankruptcy and divorce involves finding creative solutions to sometimes unique problems and personalities. I am very straightforward and cut through the bull to get to the heart of the matter and try to save clients time and money.
Antonio Angelo Gonzalez
North Bergen, NJ Divorce Attorney with 16 years of experience
(201) 662-1427 2035 Kennedy Blvd.
North Bergen, NJ 07047
Divorce, Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence and Family
Practicing in the areas of Criminal Defense, Superior Court, Municipal Court, DWI Defense, Traffic Violations, Family matters, Divorces, Domestic violence, Juvenile court, Personal Injury, Auto accident, Fall Down, Construction Site Accidents, Real Estate, Residential Commercial Tenancy, Bankruptcy and Immigration.
Woodland Park, NJ Divorce Lawyer with 34 years of experience
(973) 870-4325 1181 McBride Ave.
Woodland Park, NJ 07424
Karen Kirchoff Saminski
Continental Plaza
411 Hackensack Avenue, 2nd Floor
With over twenty 27 years experience protecting the interests of clients in all areas of family law, you can be confident that a solution to your problem is at hand. I have been a principal in my own firm since 1989. My job is to listen, provide knowledgeable legal advice, and offer effective help in oftentimes distressing personal situations. It is my goal to be an expert advocate for your interests and a persuasive negotiator that will strive to reach a just and fair outcome for you whether by settlement or trial. If an acceptable settlement cannot be reached, rest...
Fabiola Ruiz-Doolan
(201) 880-5563 Landmark Building 27 Warren Street, Suite 101
Divorce, Bankruptcy, Business and Domestic Violence
Attorney Fabiola Ruiz Doolan started her legal career working in the area of Contracts and Bankruptcy law. Ms. Ruiz-Doolan opened the law firm in 2010 as a full-service legal practice. As the managing attorney for the firm, she concentrates in the areas of Business and Commercial Transactions, Bankruptcy/ Debtor's Rights, and Estate Planning. She is part of the Roster of Mediators for Civil, General Equity and Probate Cases in the State of New Jersey and is an accredited attorney for Veteran's Benefits with the Department of Veteran's Affairs. Ms. Ruiz-Doolan is fluent in Spanish and is conversational in Italian...
Garrett P. Simulcik Jr.
Jersey City, NJ Divorce Lawyer with 18 years of experience
(201) 688-0529 648 Newark Avenue
Divorce, Family, Landlord Tenant and Real Estate
Garrett is the owner of the Law Office of Garrett P. Simulcik Jr., a Jersey City-based general practice law firm firmly committed to guiding its clients in the right direction in a wide array of legal matters, including: civil litigation, real estate transactions (residential and commercial), divorce & family law proceedings, landlord & tenant disputes, traffic tickets & municipal court cases, and general business matters. Garrett is licensed to practice law in the States of New Jersey and New York.
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