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Multimedia Artist - Producer
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I like to think of my works as existing on the axis of reality and the realm of dreams. This place is a multidimensional, in-between space in which the surreal and the mundane may exist alongside and within one another. My choreographic canon draws from the visceral, the innate, and the essential strangeness of the human existence.
My work thus far has used the frame of Butoh dance to illuminate the dark and unfamiliar spaces within the self to reveal presence and our interconnectedness on an infinite scale, and in the process, to bring about a recognition of sorts—a meeting place which encompasses the deep and ancient familiarity that is at the core of our existence, often hidden in plain sight. I have found the landscapes of surrealism and deconstructionism to be useful in the rearranging of received ideas, images, and motifs.
The pieces I make are placed in the canon of performance and multimedia art, in hopes of making visible what is often overlooked and unnoticed. My work has always been grounded in the altering of time and space, encouraging the witness to seek these dark places to bring about presence, reflection, and internal revolutions.
Caroline Haydon is a Los Angeles-based producer, performer, & filmmaker working with sound, video, choreography, art direction, and performance art. She explores the intersectionality between ancient forms and innovative mediums, focusing on both the individual human experience and our existence on a universal and infinite scale.
Caroline's background in movement and physical theatre have allowed her work as a Butoh dancer and performance artist to be featured at events such as the Sundance Film Festival (Park City, UT), the opening of gallery shows at Studio C Gallery (DTLA), and events hosted by Highways Performance Space & Interscope Records (Los Angeles). As an actor, she has been featured in films shown at the Cannes Film Festival. Her dance & new media films have been featured as official selections at festivals such as 40 North Dance Film Festival (San Diego, CA), the Experimental Dance & Music Film Festival (Toronto, ON), and the Videodanza Butoh Film Festival (Guayaquil, Ecuador). Her film work has also been featured in online publications such as The Creator's Project (VICE), NOWNESS, & Galore Magazine. Caroline has also acted as a Butoh consultant and choreographer for a number of feature films, short films, music videos, and plays.
As a Butoh dancer, Caroline has trained under Jerry Gardner, a pupil of Yoshito Ohno, attended workshops with Yukio Waguri in Salt Lake City, UT, and Denise Fujiwara, a pupil of female Butoh master Natsu Nakijima, in Toronto, ON. She is a Certified Actor/Combatant within the Society of American Fight Directors, and holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting from the University of Utah.
Caroline frequently works as a producer for Los Angeles-based digital production company Safety Third Productions. Recent work includes a live installation event for global fashion brand HERMÉS.
Musically, she has provided backing vocals for David J (Bauhaus/Love & Rockets) for his live performances, toured with Echo & The Bunnymen and was personally invited by record industry guru Alan McGee to perform at the opening of his Tabernacle live music venue in Wales. She is a talented vocalist and percussionist.

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How Much is Burt Reynolds Worth?
Full Name Burton Leon Reynolds Jr.
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Date of Birth February 11, 1936
Birthplace Lansing, Michigan, USA
Height 5' 11" (1.80 m)
Weight 172 lb (78 kg)
Net Worth Total $5,000,000
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Mostly known for being a movie actor, Burt Reynolds was born in the winter of 1936. His date of birth is February 11, 1936. He was born under the Aquarius zodiac sign and belongs to Silent Generation. According to the Chinese calendar, his year of birth, 1936, is the Year of Rat.
He is from Lansing, Michigan, USA. Burt Reynolds is an American actor, voice artist, and director who rose to fame with his outstanding and breakthrough performance in the movie 'Deliverance.' He is also the ex-owner of a restaurant and a sports team. He has won many awards and nominations for his outstanding performances, where he also gained a star on the 'Hollywood Walk of Fame.' He appeared alongside Sally Field in the classic comedy film Smokey and the Bandit.
Burton Leon "Burt" Reynolds Jr. was an American actor, director and producer. He first rose to prominence starring in television series such as Gunsmoke (1962-1965), Hawk (1966), and Dan August (1970-1971). Burton Leon Reynolds Jr. was born in Lansing, Michigan, USA, on February 11, 1936. Burt is currently eighty six years old. He earned a football scholarship to Florida State University, where he became roommates with football broadcaster Lee Corso. He is recognized for being a movie actor. In 2012 he guest-starred as himself in an episode of Archer titled "The Man from Jupiter."
Burton Leon Reynolds was born to Fern H. Reynolds and Burton Milo Reynolds, Sr. on 11th February 1936, where his father served the US Army and was also the police chief. Reynolds completed his studies from Palm Beach High School and then went on a college football scholarship to Florida State University.
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1. Burt Reynolds is a Aquarius.
2. He has been alive for 31,748 days or 761,967 hours.
3. He was born in the Year of the Rat.
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9. Burt Reynolds's birth flower is Violet.
10. Burt Reynolds's nickname: Buddy
11. His birthstone is Amethyst.
12. Burt's life path number is 5.
13. His ruling planet is Uranus.
As of today (January 13th, 2023), Burt Reynolds is exactly 86 years, 11 months, and 2 days old. His next birthday is in . He is 5 feet 11 inches (1.80 m) tall, and his weight is 172 lb (78 kg).
So how much is Burt Reynolds worth today? At the age of eighty six, the American movie actor has a net worth of about $5,000,000. This roughly translates to €4,650,000 euros or £4,050,000 pounds. The net worth estimates vary because it's difficult to forecast spending habits over the years. Burt Reynolds's wealth comes mostly from being a successful Movie Actor.
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The lead single, "Eunoia" is electrifyingly beautiful, listen below:
With only 78 likes on Facebook, people are sleeping on this up-and-coming artist. Andrew has no plans for touring as he is still building up content and exposure. His debut album The Stampede of Life, was released in March of this year and he followed it up excellently with the release of this album, S.F.A.² just a couple months ago.
Reigning out of Portland, Oregon, Andrew says his main influences range from rock legends such as Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughn to folk stars like Iron & Wine and even to electronic bands including Emancipator, Bonobo and Tycho. All of these influences are clearly evident in his music and fuse together to form this interesting genre of "Bluestronica".
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Apple's new Senior Vice President of Retail + People Deirdre O'Brien speaks to Apple employees on February 5, 2019.
Cupertino, California — Apple today announced that Deirdre O'Brien is taking on new responsibilities for Apple's retail and online stores in an expanded role as senior vice president of Retail + People, reporting to CEO Tim Cook. After five transformative years leading the company's retail and online stores, Angela Ahrendts plans to depart Apple in April for new personal and professional pursuits.
In her expanded role, Deirdre will bring her three decades of Apple experience to lead the company's global retail reach, focused on the connection between the customer and the people and processes that serve them. She will continue to lead the People team, overseeing all People-related functions, including talent development and Apple University, recruiting, employee relations and experience, business partnership, benefits, compensation, and inclusion and diversity.
"At Apple, we believe our soul is our people, and Deirdre understands the qualities and strengths of our team better than anyone," said Tim Cook, Apple's CEO. "For more than three decades, she has helped keep Apple focused on serving customers and enriching lives. She's an exceptional leader and she's been a vital partner to our retail teams around the world since the very beginning. I am thrilled to work alongside Deirdre in her new role, and I know our 70,000 retail employees will be, too."
"People come to Apple to do the best work of their lives, and our retail teams show their passion every day, in every interaction, all around the world," said Deirdre O'Brien, senior vice president of Retail + People. "It is the opportunity of a lifetime to work with, and learn from, such a talented, diverse and imaginative team. I am looking forward to this journey, and to continuing the important work of the People team in supporting all of Apple's amazing employees."
Deirdre O'Brien, a 30-year Apple veteran, will lead Apple's Retail and People teams.
Apple today operates 35 online stores and 506 retail stores on five continents, staffed by teams who are dedicated to enriching lives and serving their communities. Every Apple retail store location offers innovative programs for customers, including Today at Apple, designed to unlock creativity, inspire learning and encourage connection.
"I want to thank Angela for inspiring and energizing our teams over the past five years," said Tim Cook. "She has been a positive, transformative force, both for Apple's stores and the communities they serve. We all wish her the very best as she begins a new chapter."
"The last five years have been the most stimulating, challenging and fulfilling of my career. Through the teams' collective efforts, Retail has never been stronger or better positioned to make an even greater contribution for Apple," said Angela Ahrendts, senior vice president of Retail. "I feel there is no better time to pass the baton to Deirdre, one of Apple's strongest executives. I look forward to watching how this amazing team, under her leadership, will continue to change the world one person and one community at a time."
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Q: Unable to add form in magento 2 custom checkout step What I have done so far,

*

*I have added a custom checkout step successfully(wirtten a separate module for it) by following the steps given on http://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.1/howdoi/checkout/checkout_new_step.html

*I added the step in between Shipping info and Payment step

*Now I am following
http://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.1/howdoi/checkout/checkout_form.html
to add a form to the newly added custom checkout step.

*I have already created a separate module successfully following the docs reference given in last step(
http://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.1/howdoi/checkout/checkout_form.html), but it shows the form inside the shipping step and I don't want it this way. I want show it in the separate step that I have already created.
Module that I created for the separate step,

app/code/Dgs/DgsDealerStep/view/frontend/layout/checkout_index_index.xml, this is my overridden checkout_index_index.xml, in this i have already added my new custom checkout step and it working fine, i have also added form that i want to display in this step, but it never showed up, no errors in console, see this comment in xml  for the form that i want to add and  for the new step that i have added

<page xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" layout="1column" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="urn:magento:framework:View/Layout/etc/page_configuration.xsd">

        <referenceBlock name="checkout.root">
                <arguments>
                    <argument name="jsLayout" xsi:type="array">
                        <item name="components" xsi:type="array">
                            <item name="checkout" xsi:type="array">
                                <item name="children" xsi:type="array">
                                    <item name="steps" xsi:type="array">
                                        <item name="children" xsi:type="array">

                                            <item name="my-new-step" xsi:type="array">
                                                <item name="component" xsi:type="string">Dgs_DealerStep/js/view/dealer-checkout-step</item>

                                                <item name="sortOrder" xsi:type="string">2</item>
                                                <item name="children" xsi:type="array">

                                                                        <item name="custom-checkout-form-container" xsi:type="array">
                                                                            <item name="component" xsi:type="string">Dgs_DealerStep/js/view/dealer</item>
                                                                            <item name="provider" xsi:type="string">checkoutProvider</item>
                                                                            <item name="config" xsi:type="array">
                                                                                <item name="template" xsi:type="string">Dgs_DealerStep/dealer</item>
                                                                            </item>
                                                                            <item name="children" xsi:type="array">
                                                                                <item name="custom-checkout-form-fieldset" xsi:type="array">

                                                                                <item name="component" xsi:type="string">uiComponent</item>

                                                                                <item name="displayArea" xsi:type="string">custom-checkout-form-fields</item>
                                                                                <item name="children" xsi:type="array">
                                                                                <item name="text_field" xsi:type="array">
                                                                                <item name="component" xsi:type="string">Magento_Ui/js/form/element/abstract</item>
                                                                                <item name="config" xsi:type="array">

                                                                                <item name="customScope" xsi:type="string">customCheckoutForm</item>
                                                                                <item name="template" xsi:type="string">ui/form/field</item>
                                                                                <item name="elementTmpl" xsi:type="string">ui/form/element/input</item>
                                                                                </item>
                                                                                <item name="provider" xsi:type="string">checkoutProvider</item>
                                                                                <item name="dataScope" xsi:type="string">customCheckoutForm.text_field</item>
                                                                                <item name="label" xsi:type="string">Text Field</item>
                                                                                <item name="sortOrder" xsi:type="string">1</item>
                                                                                <item name="validation" xsi:type="array">
                                                                                <item name="required-entry" xsi:type="string">true</item>
                                                                                </item>
                                                                                </item>
                                                                                <item name="checkbox_field" xsi:type="array">
                                                                                <item name="component" xsi:type="string">Magento_Ui/js/form/element/boolean</item>
                                                                                <item name="config" xsi:type="array">

                                                                                <item name="customScope" xsi:type="string">customCheckoutForm</item>
                                                                                <item name="template" xsi:type="string">ui/form/field</item>
                                                                                <item name="elementTmpl" xsi:type="string">ui/form/element/checkbox</item>
                                                                                </item>
                                                                                <item name="provider" xsi:type="string">checkoutProvider</item>
                                                                                <item name="dataScope" xsi:type="string">customCheckoutForm.checkbox_field</item>
                                                                                <item name="label" xsi:type="string">Checkbox Field</item>
                                                                                <item name="sortOrder" xsi:type="string">3</item>
                                                                                </item>
                                                                                <item name="select_field" xsi:type="array">
                                                                                <item name="component" xsi:type="string">Magento_Ui/js/form/element/select</item>
                                                                                <item name="config" xsi:type="array">

                                                                                <item name="customScope" xsi:type="string">customCheckoutForm</item>
                                                                                <item name="template" xsi:type="string">ui/form/field</item>
                                                                                <item name="elementTmpl" xsi:type="string">ui/form/element/select</item>
                                                                                </item>
                                                                                <item name="options" xsi:type="array">
                                                                                <item name="0" xsi:type="array">
                                                                                <item name="label" xsi:type="string">Please select value</item>
                                                                                <item name="value" xsi:type="string"></item>
                                                                                </item>
                                                                                <item name="1" xsi:type="array">
                                                                                <item name="label" xsi:type="string">Value 1</item>
                                                                                <item name="value" xsi:type="string">value_1</item>
                                                                                </item>
                                                                                <item name="2" xsi:type="array">
                                                                                <item name="label" xsi:type="string">Value 2</item>
                                                                                <item name="value" xsi:type="string">value_2</item>
                                                                                </item>
                                                                                </item>

                                                                                <item name="value" xsi:type="string">value_2</item>
                                                                                <item name="provider" xsi:type="string">checkoutProvider</item>
                                                                                <item name="dataScope" xsi:type="string">customCheckoutForm.select_field</item>
                                                                                <item name="label" xsi:type="string">Select Field</item>
                                                                                <item name="sortOrder" xsi:type="string">2</item>
                                                                                </item>
                                                                                <item name="date_field" xsi:type="array">
                                                                                <item name="component" xsi:type="string">Magento_Ui/js/form/element/date</item>
                                                                                <item name="config" xsi:type="array">

                                                                                <item name="customScope" xsi:type="string">customCheckoutForm</item>
                                                                                <item name="template" xsi:type="string">ui/form/field</item>
                                                                                <item name="elementTmpl" xsi:type="string">ui/form/element/date</item>
                                                                                </item>
                                                                                <item name="provider" xsi:type="string">checkoutProvider</item>
                                                                                <item name="dataScope" xsi:type="string">customCheckoutForm.date_field</item>
                                                                                <item name="label" xsi:type="string">Date Field</item>
                                                                                <item name="validation" xsi:type="array">
                                                                                <item name="required-entry" xsi:type="string">true</item>
                                                                                </item>
                                                                                </item>
                                                                                </item>
                                                                                </item>
                                                                            </item>
                                                                        </item>

                                                </item>
                                            </item>
                                        </item>
                                    </item>
                                </item>
                            </item>
                        </item>
                    </argument>
                </arguments>
        </referenceBlock>

</page>

app/code/Dgs/DgsDealerStep/view/frontend/web/js/view/dealer-checkout-step.js, this is the js file of the new custom checkout step that i have added

define(
    [
        'ko',
        'uiComponent',
        'underscore',
        'Magento_Checkout/js/model/step-navigator'
    ],
    function (
        ko,
        Component,
        _,
        stepNavigator
    ) {
        'use strict';
        /**
        *
        * mystep - is the name of the component's .html template,
        * <Vendor>_<Module>  - is the name of the your module directory.
        *
        */
        return Component.extend({
            defaults: {
                template: 'Dgs_DealerStep/dealer-checkout-step'
            },

            //add here your logic to display step,
            isVisible: ko.observable(false),

            /**
            *
            * @returns {*}
            */
            initialize: function () {
                this._super();
                // register your step
                stepNavigator.registerStep(
                    //step code will be used as step content id in the component template
                    'step_code',
                    //step alias
                    null,
                    //step title value
                    'Affiliates (for Dealers and Agents Only)',
                    //observable property with logic when display step or hide step
                    this.isVisible,

                    _.bind(this.navigate, this),

                    /**
                    * sort order value
                    * 'sort order value' < 10: step displays before shipping step;
                    * 10 < 'sort order value' < 20 : step displays between shipping and payment step
                    * 'sort order value' > 20 : step displays after payment step
                    */
                    15
                );

                return this;
            },

            /**
            * The navigate() method is responsible for navigation between checkout step
            * during checkout. You can add custom logic, for example some conditions
            * for switching to your custom step
            */
            navigate: function () {

            },

            /**
            * @returns void
            */
            navigateToNextStep: function () {
                stepNavigator.next();
            }
        });
    }
);

app/code/Dgs/DgsDealerStep/view/frontend/web/template/dealer-checkout-step.html, this is the html file for the new custom checkout step

        <form data-bind="submit: navigateToNextStep" novalidate="novalidate">

                    <button data-role="opc-continue" type="submit" class="button action continue primary">

                    </button>

        </form>

app/code/Dgs/DgsDealerStep/view/frontend/web/js/view/dealer.js, this is the js file for the form that i want to display in custom checkout step that i have added

/*global define*/
define([
    'Magento_Ui/js/form/form'
], function(Component) {
    'use strict';
    return Component.extend({
        initialize: function () {
            this._super();
            // component initialization logic
            return this;
        },

        /**
         * Form submit handler
         *
         * This method can have any name.
         */
        onSubmit: function() {
            // trigger form validation
            this.source.set('params.invalid', false);
            this.source.trigger('customCheckoutForm.data.validate');

            // verify that form data is valid
            if (!this.source.get('params.invalid')) {
                // data is retrieved from data provider by value of the customScope property
                var formData = this.source.get('customCheckoutForm');
                // do something with form data
                console.dir(formData);
            }
        }
    });
});

app/code/Dgs/DgsDealerStep/view/frontend/web/template/dealer.html, it is the html file of the form that i want to display in the step

    <form id="custom-checkout-form" class="form" data-bind="attr: {'data-hasrequired': $t('* Required Fields')}">
        <fieldset class="fieldset">
            <legend data-bind="i18n: 'Custom Checkout Form'"></legend>

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Home » Departments and Centres » Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies » Research » The Mediterranean Programme
The Mediterranean Programme
Institutional Setting
The Mediterranean Programme was inaugurated in 1999 and it was funded mainly by private and public corporations, banks, and public authorities.
The Programme focused on the Euro-Mediterranean area, thus embracing Southern Europe, the Balkans, the Middle East and North Africa, including the countries involved in the Barcelona Process, the Arabian Peninsula, Iran and Iraq. It was an active member of EuroMeSCo and FEMISE, and partner of the UN-UNDESA InnovMed Programme.
The Mediterranean Programme operated under the scientific direction of Olivier Roy and the overall direction of Stefano Bartolini. The Scientific Board included two external members: Massimo Livi Bacci (Università degli Studi di Firenze, Florence) and Ghassan Salamé (former Minister of Culture of the Lebanese Republic), the President and the Secretary General of the EUI, and the Director of the Robert Schuman Centre.
To create a network between research and cultural institutes of the Mediterranean countries
To document and study relevant social, economic, political and demographic phenomena in the area
To offer an environment for informal contacts between policy-makers and experts around the Mediterranean (migration, political stability, transport and energy policies, Islam, the Israel-Palestine conflict etc.)
To further develop our understanding of the relations between the EU and the countries of the Balkans, Middle East and Northern Africa.
Main Instruments and Activities
Organisation of an annual international Mediterranean Research Meeting
Development and implementation of externally funded research projects
Hosting of post-doctoral Jean Monnet Fellows
Organisation of lectures, seminars and conferences and working groups
Creation of and participation in networks for research and human capital formation in the Mediterranean region
Dissemination of the Programme's scientific output through the Mediterranean Programme Working Papers series and other publications
Mediterranean Research Meeting
European Research Council Projects
Publications and Dissemination
Africa Platform
The Mediterranean Programme Seminar Series


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WA – Carnarvon Flood Mitigation Works
Author: Bob Wark.
The town of Carnarvon is protected from major flooding from the Gascoyne River by an extensive levee bank system. However, the surrounding horticultural district and the Kingsford area have minimal flood protection and are prone to severe flood damage. Major flooding has occurred regularly in recent decades, most recently in December 2010/January 2011. This flood was the highest recorded and caused extensive damage throughout the region. The flood damage bill was estimated to be approximately $90 million.
Photograph 1 – Flooded Plantations 2010 – 2011
Photograph 2 – Banana Plantation water logged
This flood damage estimate does not include the wider regional impacts as well as the flow-on effects throughout the Carnarvon and the Western Australian community and transport losses to major mining traffic through to the Pilbara. There are major sections of the North West Coastal Highway in the Carnarvon area significantly affected by flooding and its level of serviceability is critical as it is the main coastal route that services the major mining and resource sectors in the Pilbara.
Carnarvon's horticultural industry comprises 2000 hectares that are zoned intensive horticulture with up to 1200 hectares planted at any one time. There are 170 plantations that play an important role in the stability of the Gascoyne economy providing 60-70% of Perth's winter fruit and vegetables and it is valued at $80M per year.
The Department of Water has led a State Government Inter Agency Working Group to develop and implement a plan to provide flood mitigation benefits to the Carnarvon horticultural district. The chosen flood mitigation works comprises of five levees with a total length of ~17km.
Main Roads WA managed the design and project managed the construction of the works on behalf of the Department of Regional Development (State funding body), Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development (Commonwealth funding body), Regional Department of Lands (asset manager and owner on behalf of the Western Australian State Government), Department of Water (designer) and Shire of Carnarvon (project beneficiary). Construction was via a Program Alliance Arrangement with each of the five levees forming a discrete Work Package.
Funding for the Project has been provided by:
· $46.84 million – State Government with $45 million being sourced through Royalties for Regions.
· $2.0 million of this funding is quarantined for the ongoing maintenance of the new levees
· $15 million – Federal Government through its Regional Development Australia Fund
Due to the urgency to commence construction as early as possible, ongoing design reviews, funding uncertainties and outstanding approvals a Program Alliance approach was chosen. A major benefit of this approach is the ability to vary the project scope, in particular to reflect any funding constraints. The participants in the construction Program Alliance, known as Browns Range Alliance (BRA), are Main Roads WA and MACA Civil Pty Ltd (MACA).
The project consists of the construction of five levees, as five discrete Work Packages, adjacent to Carnarvon's horticultural district (refer Figure 1). The levees are:
Work Package
Name/Description
Six Mile Creek Levee – 0.9km long & ~2.5m high
Lawson Street Levee – 4.8km long & ~4.0m high
Nickol Bay Levee – 5.4km long & ~5.0m high
South River Road Levee – 4.6km long & ~1.5m high
McGlades Road Levee – 1.6km long & ~2.5m high
Photograph 3 – Nickol Bay Levee nearing completion
Photograph 4 – Gascoyne River minor flow 2014
The project commenced in late 2012 and has been progressing well, with the first 3 work packages reaching practical completion. However while the river flow in Photograph 4 was a welcome relief to the irrigators who had been in a drought since the floods of 2010/2011, work on the last work package (McGlades Road Levee) has been delayed due to the disruption of access across the river. However, the complete project remains on schedule to be complete by mid-2014.


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Supreme Court Considers Revisiting Key FCA Decision
Yesterday, the justices asked the Trump Administration's Office of the Solicitor General's views on a petition for certiorari in United States ex rel. Campie v. Gilead Scis., a False Claims Act (FCA) suit against pharmaceutical giant Gilead Sciences. The suit, which was brought by two former Gilead employees turned whistleblowers, alleges the company made false statements about its compliance with relevant FDA regulations related to certain Gilead-produced HIV drugs. Gilead receives federal reimbursement for the drugs both directly, through the Department of Defense, Department of Veterans Affairs, Federal Bureau of Prisons, USAID, and the Public Health Service, and indirectly via reimbursement programs including Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, FEHBP, and the Ryan White Program. In 2008 and 2009 alone, the government paid Gilead more than $5 billion for the three relevant medications: Atripla, Truvada, and Emtiva.
When a pharmaceutical manufacturer seeks necessary FDA approval of a new medication, it must submit a "new drug application" (NDA), in which it reveals the drug's chemical composition; specifies the facilities where the medication, and its component compounds, will be manufactured; and states the methods and controls used in the manufacturing process. Federal law and regulation empower the FDA to deny an NDA or revoke a previously approved application if it finds facilities or methods inadequate. Any major changes to the manufacture of an approved product require similar approval based on the submission of a "prior approval supplement" (PAS). The whistleblowers' claims that Gilead's alleged false statements rendered its drugs unapproved, and therefore ineligible for government payment or reimbursement. The allegedly false statements at issue involved representations Gilead made in its NDAs and PASs about the origin facilities for a key ingredient—FTC—in the three anti-retroviral drugs. The whistleblowers further allege that Gilead failed to notify the FDA about negative test results, contamination, and adulteration problems related to FTC sourced from the undisclosed facilities.
The case was initially dismissed at the trial court level, when the judge rule that plaintiffs' failed to state an actionable claim, but that decision was later overturned by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. The main issue in the case has become materiality, or whether the company's false representations were likely to affect the government's decision in making a payment. Here, the government continued to pay for the products even after learning of alleged infractions.
After the 2016 Supreme Court decision in Universal Health Services, Inc. v. United States ex rel. Escobar, many defendants have argued that the government's decision to continue payment after knowledge of alleged fraud proves that the fraud was immaterial to them, and thus not actionable under the FCA. The Ninth Circuit applying Escobar's "demanding" standard, concluded that although "at all times relevant, the drugs at issue were FDA-approved," and in spite of the fact that the government "continues to make direct payments and provide reimbursements" for the drugs, a determination that such approval and continued payment would preclude FCA liability would be inconsistent with Escobar. In reaching its ruling, the court noted that "to read too much into the FDA's continued approval—and its effect on the government's payment decision—would be a mistake" given, among other factors, the "many reasons the FDA may choose not to withdraw a drug approval," unrelated to concerns about fraud.
Other courts have taken a more defendant-friendly interpretation, including the Middle District of Florida and the Fifth Circuit, which overturned jury verdicts of $350M and $600M when applying Escobar.
The Court's request of the Administration followed a Friday conference at which the Justices discussed the Gilead case for the first time. If the Supreme Court grants certiorari to the case, it would allow it to resolve the Escobar interpretation of the materiality standard which has been inconsistently applied in the lower courts.
Tagged in: FCA Federal, FCA Materiality, FDA Fraud, Pharma Fraud,


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Welcome and thank you for your interest in St. Mark Catholic School!
St. Mark Catholic School is committed to the development of character, scholarship and faith in its students.
St. Mark Catholic School encourages prospective families to contact the school office for information and/or a personal tour. We would like you to see firsthand what we have to offer. We know that when you are touring, you will experience the excellence in academics, technology, spirituality, and community of which we are so proud.
To inquire about our school or to schedule a tour, please contact the school office or complete our the inquiry form.
No student shall be refused admission to Catholic Schools on the basis of race, color, sex, national or ethnic origin.
From Our Principal
The community of St. Mark School welcomes you to its website! As a virtual visitor you will have an opportunity to catch a glimpse of our school experience. Our programs are strong, our students are enthusiastic, and our teachers are committed to nurturing the best attributes in our children.
In every grade, we foster the growth and development of the whole person. Religious education and its formation of responsible young adult Catholics is the foundation of our parish school. As an academic institution, St. Mark School is dedicated to designing an individualized program of success for each child. Careful planning of classes allows for every child to be known and loved, while providing a broad range of learning opportunities in academics, extracurriculars, service, and leadership.
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Financial assistance is available to registered parish families who regularly attend Mass and support the parish through stewardship of time, talent, and treasure. Financial assistance is objectively based on the cost of tuition and the family's ability to pay. Tuition scholarships are given upon recommendations of FACTS, a financial reviewer company, so long as funds are available.
Follow these steps to apply for tuition assistance:
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Complete the John Lancaster Spalding Scholarship Application
The due date for this year's completed financial scholarship application is April 15. The Diocese will not accept late applications, so please file early.
Financial scholarship applications and information are handled as confidential school material. Tuition scholarships are given upon recommendations of FACTS, a financial reviewer company, as long as money is available.
If you have any questions regarding financial scholarships, please contact the school office.
Shadowing is the process of following a student through all or part of a school day to gain insight into what a student experiences within the school setting. This allows the student to experience firsthand what it's like to be a member of the St. Mark's family!
Download the brochure for more details.
Applying is easy using our Online Application. We encourage families to apply online as it simplifies submission and provides parents a tool for tracking online the status of their admission after their application has been submitted. A non-refundable fee of $50 must be submitted with each application.
Note: PK3 students must be age 3 by September 1st and PK4 students must be age 4 by September 1st.
Create an Online Application
To begin the Online Application process, Create an Account. Then log in to your account and Create A New Student Application for your child. You will then have the flexibility to log in and out of your account and access your open application.
After submitting the application, you will be able to track online your admissions status at the school by logging in to your account. There you will be able to print the completed applications, monitor when the school receives supplemental application forms and, if necessary, reprint the supplemental forms.
We Look Forwards to Meeting You
If you have not already done so, please consider making an appointment to visit. We would very much like to meet you and encourage you to tour our school and campus.
We appreciate your interest and hope to assist you any way we can. If you have questions, please feel free to contact us at 309-676-7131.
St. Mark's Catholic School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. St. Mark's Catholic School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.
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Netflix Streaming Report: Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, How to Train Your Dragon 2, Archer, and More
Posted on March 12, 2015 by Tyler Schirado
Welcome to your Netflix Streaming Report for March 12, 2015. After the long week you deserve a relaxing staycation with a bowl of popcorn, a bucket of ice cream, and only your Netflix queue to judge you. This past week, Netflix Watch Instant has been kind enough to supply us with Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Archer, How to Train Your Dragon 2, and more, which you can find after the jump.
How to Train Your Dragon 2 (Dean DeBlois) Rated PG [102 min] – When Hiccup and Toothless discover an ice cave that is home to hundreds of new wild dragons and the mysterious Dragon Rider, the two friends find themselves at the center of a battle to protect the peace. Starring Jay Baruchel, Cate Blanchett, America Ferrera, Gerard Butler, Djimon Hounsou, Kit Harington, Jonah Hill, Kristen Wiig, T.J. Miller, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, and Craig Ferguson
My frontrunner for the Best Animated Picture at the Oscars this year, How to Train Your Dragon 2 is a spectacular display of beautiful animation and riveting storytelling full of all the feels you can handle. If you haven't caught up with this franchise yet, you need to get on it. Dragon 2 is seriously the Empire Strikes Back of animated films. I'm distraught that the trilogy won't be complete until 2018, so HTTYD2 will have to hold me over until then. (Read my full review)
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Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (Season 1) (Tina Fey and Robert Carlock) Unrated [30 min] – A woman escapes from a doomsday cult and starts life over again in New York City. Starring Ellie Kemper, Tituss Burgess, Carol Kane, Jane Krakowski, Lauren Adams, Dylan Gelula, Ki Hong Lee
With a frenetic pace that would put Parks and Rec to shame and a dry, witty humor that resonates with the pop culture musings of 30 Rock, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt is a whirlwind of crazy and smart. However, if the show took a little more time to focus on what it wanted to be, the first eight episodes wouldn't feel so aimless. There is hardly any direction until the final third of the first season and half of the characters could tone down the cartoonishness, but its the clever writing that keeps the show afloat. It's worth a glance, and luckily it's only a 30 minute sitcom. If you get offended by Asian stereotyping, though, you may want to avoid this show.
Archer: Vice (Season 5) (Adam Reed) Rated TV-MA [22 min] – Join suave super-spy Sterling Archer and his fellow covert government operatives for more irreverent adventures across the globe. With an overabundance of cocaine at their disposal, the team forms a cartel and sets out to sell the drug. As this dubious new venture speeds into hilarious motion, the team deals with addiction, Cheryl's turn as a country singer, an FBI bust, an open marriage, Kenny Loggins, a South American dictator, and an announcement Archer couldn't have imagined in his murkiest, tequila-influenced haze. Loaded with sexy, animated fun and all 13 outrageous episodes, the 5th action-packed season of Archer comes with a cool stash of classified extras. Starring H. Jon Benjamin, Judy Greer, and Amber Nash
Straying away from the typical Archer espionage formula, Archer: Vice is a bit uneven and messy. The show is able to maintain most of its humor, but everything about the direction of the characters and the narrative doesn't have the same spark or energy its preceding season had. I haven't seen the sixth season yet, but I would guess that you could skip this season if need be.
The ABCs of Death 2 (Many Directors) Not Rated [125 min] – Another 26-chapter anthology that showcases death in all its vicious wonder and brutal beauty. Starring Many Actors
If you liked the first ABCs of Death you'll want to run in the other direction and not watch ABCs of Death 2. The shorts are far less creative and a lot more crude to the point that the ridiculousness of them all feel too forced and uninventive. A terrible showing of what the horror genre is capable of.
Glee (Season 5) (Ian Brennan, Brad Falchuk, and Ryan Murphy) Rated TV-PG [44 min] – A group of ambitious misfits try to escape the harsh realities of high school by joining a glee club, where they find strength, acceptance and, ultimately, their voice, while working to pursue dreams of their own. Starring Jane Lynch, Matthew Morrison, Darren Criss, Jenna Ushkowitz, Chord Overstreet, Lea Michele, Chris Colfer, Naya Rivera, and Melissa Benoist
After Season 3, Glee lost its way. It tried too hard to keep itself tied to McKinley High while desperately gripping tight on its big players – Rachel and Kurt – who moved on to New York City to discover their adulthood. Rachel and Kurt's adventures kept being pulled away to put some attention to McKinley and the new kids on the block weren't as well developed to make it worth the effort. It's as if a hurricane rampaged through the writer's room, tossing ideas any which way the wind blew. I couldn't even finish the fourth season. I did see the one episode in Season 5 that was in memory of Cory Monteith, which was fine and dandy because it worked in the original group, but I haven't given the show the time of day to catch up. Watch at your own risk.
The Angriest Man in Brooklyn (Phil Alden Robinson) Rated R [83 min] – A curmudgeonly man is mistakenly told that he has 90 minutes to live by his doctor and promptly sets out to reconcile with his wife, brother and friends in the short time he believes he has left. Starring Robin Williams, Mila Kunis, and Peter Dinklage
One of Robin Williams' last films, The Angriest Man in Brooklyn gives audiences a chance to see the funny man's range. The movie isn't very memorable, but it's sincere. I can't say that the movie is humorous, but there are times where the movie is steeped in some pretty heavy emotion due to its existential conflict.
And here are a bunch of other titles that have been released recently:
Danger 5 (Season 2)
After the Fall
Tyler Perry's The Single Moms Club
By the Gun
Crash (2004)
Aziz Ansari Live at Madison Square Garden
What will you be watching this weekend?
Look forward to more new titles from the Netflix Streaming Report every Thursday on TTRC.
You can follow me on the Twitter @TyRawrrnosaurus
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One of Iowa's most notorious contractors is back in trouble again
Sixteen new complaints have been lodged with the Iowa Attorney General against Jeremey Lawson.
One of Iowa's most notorious contractors is back in trouble again Sixteen new complaints have been lodged with the Iowa Attorney General against Jeremey Lawson. Check out this story on desmoinesregister.com: https://dmreg.co/2GvKY2x
Lee Rood, lrood@dmreg.com Published 7:00 a.m. CT March 26, 2018 | Updated 9:05 a.m. CT March 28, 2018
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Jeremey Lawson, 42, is the subject of 16 new complaints with Iowa's Attorney General.(Photo: Special to the Register)
Three years ago, Jeremey Lawson was ordered by an Iowa judge to stop taking money up front for construction jobs he never completed and refrain from other shady practices that made him one of the most complained-about contractors in Iowa.
That judgment, which Lawson agreed to, required the 42-year-old Bloomfield man to pay $102,000 in restitution to dozens of victims across the state.
But since then, Lawson has racked up 16 new complaints with the Iowa Attorney General from former customers who wanted to build pole barns, houses and other buildings in Iowa, Illinois, Missouri and Tennessee.
Customers' estimates of the most recent losses after Lawson and his crews walked off jobs total more than $205,000, the Reader's Watchdog found.
Last November, two deputies gave chase to Lawson as he sped and drove drunk in Davis County, crashing into a stop sign and plowing into a bridge before flipping his Chevy Silverado, according to a criminal complaint against him.
After refusing blood or urine tests, the longtime convict was arrested a sixth time on charges of felony drunken driving, felony eluding, driving while barred and probation violations related to a previous OWI. Two of three passengers were taken to the hospital.
The police chase that night was not Lawson's first. Yet he has never spent more than 11 months behind bars in Iowa, despite convictions for first-degree and second-degree theft, eluding law enforcement, trespassing, failure to appear, driving drunk while barred and violating probation.
Those whom Lawson has duped say that's not right. They say the contractor has a well-documented track record spanning decades of scamming those with whom he has done business in at least six states.
"He has a pattern of criminal, fraudulent behavior," said Chad Blish, general manager of a Fort Gibson, Oklahoma, building supply company.
Like dozens of others, Blish said, he was told by Iowa authorities recently that his beef with Lawson over $142,000 in never-paid-for building supplies was a civil matter.
"My understanding in my own state is that when a person intends on defrauding a customer or supplier, that begins to turn the table into a criminal case," he said.
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A month before his latest OWI arrest, Lawson obtained a credit line with Burrow's Post Frame Supply by changing his last name. Reader's Watchdog obtained a copy of the credit application, which shows Lawson's Iowa phone number and his address.
But when Lawson listed himself as one of the principals of Ranch Hand Builders LLC, he spelled his last name "Lawmoore."
Blish said Lawson charged thousands in building supplies to that account before disappearing.
"We deliver 700 miles away, so we have customers in Nebraska, Iowa and Missouri," Blish said. "At first, he was a little slow to pay, which isn't all that unusual. … Then he quit paying altogether. We really got taken for a ride."
Lawson wrote on the Burrow's Post Frame Supply credit application that a Missouri man named Harlin Snead was president of Ranch Hand Builders. A Facebook page advertising the business also listed Snead as president.
Ranch Hand Builders advertising listed Harlin Snead of Missouri as president. (Photo: Special to the Register)
But when reached by Reader's Watchdog, Snead said he was merely a salesman, not an officer. He said he and Lawson got together when they were assembling crews to build pole barns in Missouri.
"I haven't been with him for four months," said Snead, who has since started a similar business called Victory Post Frame. "He should have had all kinds of money because we had lots of sales. But Jeremey took care of everything."
Snead said he didn't know about Lawson's track record — or that of his brother, Marvin "Todd" Lawson — until about a month ago when he read Watchdog columns on the Lawson brothers dating back to 2014.
"I was amazed," he said. "Customers have been calling me, and I just don't understand it."
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Pattern continued through 2017
A 2014 Watchdog probe found Jeremey and Marvin Lawson had racked up criminal convictions, civil court judgments and allegations of construction fraud and theft in at least four counties in Missouri, four in Illinois and 19 in Iowa.
Illinois authorities took the rare step of issuing public service announcements acknowledging Jeremey Lawson was under criminal investigation for numerous projects that never happened.
At the time, Lawson had several building companies, none of which were registered with the state of Iowa.
Marvin Lawson and his wife, Anna, were arrested at their home in Moulton in southern Iowa after the probe.
Marvin "Todd" Lawson (Photo: Special to the Register)
Watchdog found one reason the Lawsons often didn't face bigger charges was because the allegations of theft and fraud crossed several jurisdictions.
Federal authorities often don't get involved in construction fraud investigations because those offenses fall mostly under state laws.
Jeremey Lawson has been held in jail since his OWI arrest and could not be reached for comment. He is scheduled to be arraigned April 6.
An official for the Iowa Attorney General acknowledged last week that Lawson's 16 newer complaints to the Consumer Protection Division largely slipped under the office's radar until Watchdog began to investigate new allegations.
Ben Bellus, an attorney in the Consumer Protection Division, said an employee who used to track cases involved in court judgments initiated by the division had left the office.
"That part didn't get passed on," Bellus said. "So this is not pretty for me right now. You did that for us on this one. It was an 'Oh crap' moment when we dug through" the new complaints, he said.
The division is now electronically flagging cases that need monitoring, he said.
Bellus said he's investigating Lawson anew for violations of the consent judgment reached in 2015, but that there is a limit to what his office can do.
Lawson, he said, can be banned from doing construction work in Iowa and be fined for breaking his consent judgment.
But he said the Oklahoma supplier still has to go through civil court to try to recoup losses from Lawson because his kind of business doesn't fall under Iowa's consumer fraud laws, which apply only to transactions that take place within the state.
Several of the newest complaints against Lawson also involve the partial delivery of services or labor, which county attorneys often hesitate to prosecute.
As has been covered in past Watchdog columns, construction fraud schemes are difficult to prosecute, in part because a county prosecutor has to show intent and a pattern and practice using evidence such as bank statements and business records, as well as testimony.
Often, contractors claim they are just poor money managers, not crooks.
"Beyond a reasonable doubt is a high burden," Bellus said. "But it's a much better case (against Lawson) now."
In Nebraska, a new trail of misery
On social media and online, Ranch Hand Builders advertised as an honest broker in an industry riddled with more than a few grifters.
"We honor and live by that tradition that a handshake still means something. To us, it means that we do what we say and stand by our products and services," the company's website said.
But several Nebraskans told Watchdog last week they have lost thousands since Lawson was arrested again last fall.
Lanny Lovitt said he hired Lawson in September to build a $69,000 pole building after seeing an ad on Craigslist.
"We ordered the building, and it was supposed to be all up by December," he said. "They didn't show up to put the building up until November. From November until now, we've been waiting for the cement."
Shane Wobig, a rancher from Cody, Nebraska, said he decided to buy a house and two outbuildings from Snead, the salesman, a project amounting to about $300,000.
"But the work was terrible, they were extremely slow and Jeremey was never here unless he wanted money," he said.
"Basically, I had my lawyer draft them a letter saying they could walk away or they had to do everything exactly per the contract," he said. "In the end, I got a half-finished house, and I had to sub the rest of the work out."
Wobig said his lender required Lawson to produce a lien release from suppliers, confirming they wouldn't try to obtain a lien against the property if he didn't pay for materials.
"Come to find out from a supplier, that was a forged document," he said.
He estimates the failed project cost him an extra $25,000.
Chris Caddy of Kearney said Lawson's crews built a pole barn last year on his land but never delivered the concrete.
"I don't know about you Iowans, but we trust too much," Caddy said. "I'm out about $4,000. If it was more money, I would have gone after them. They're crooks."
But Davis County Sheriff Dave Davis said the new felonies pending against Lawson may result in him doing more time behind bars than he has served for construction fraud.
Davis responded the night last fall when deputies tried to pull over Lawson, ending in the high-speed chase and crash. He said he had to transport Lawson after the crash to Story County for another charge, and Lawson also was wanted in Missouri at the time.
Lawson, he said, faces 10 years apiece on the new OWI and eluding charges. Ultimately, however, his sentencing is up to the judge in the case.
"We put good cases in front of the court, and it can be frustrating to us too. Our job is to keep society safe, and there are those who just seem to thumb their nose at the system," Davis said. "But his fate will probably be a little different this go-around. You get that many OWIs and someone's going to get killed out here."
Lee Rood's Reader's Watchdog column helps Iowans get answers and accountability from public officials, the justice system, businesses and nonprofits. Contact her at lrood@dmreg.com, 515-284-8549 on Twitter @leerood or at Facebook.com/readerswatchdog.
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