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The Los Angeles Lakers opened with a home-heavy slate but haven’t taken advantage of the gift from the schedule makers.

Los Angeles finishes a season-opening stretch of 12 of 15 at home when it faces the Chicago Bulls on Monday night.

The Lakers (8-6) have inched above .500 by winning three of their last four games.

The first two wins were both decided in overtime against the Charlotte Hornets and Miami Heat. Then Los Angeles was beaten resoundingly by the Minnesota Timberwolves 107-83 before recovering to post a 114-106 triumph over the San Antonio Spurs on Sunday afternoon.

That left the Lakers with a 7-4 home mark. Los Angeles resides in seventh place in the West despite the favorable docket.

Of course, not having LeBron James is an issue. James (abdominal strain) will miss his seventh straight game on Monday.

“One day at a time, that’s all I can tell you,” point guard Russell Westbrook said when asked if the Lakers are close to getting into gear while waiting on James. “We hope so, but we’ll take it one day at a time and slowly get guys back and get it turned around.”

Big man Anthony Davis plays the lead role with James sidelined and was superb on Sunday when he had 34 points and 15 rebounds for his eighth double-double of the season.

“I wanted to come out and dominate the game and do whatever I could to get the team going,” Davis said afterward. “That’s the type of energy you need from our bench, our star players, our role players.”

Los Angeles had guard Talen Horton-Tucker (thumb) available for the first time this season and he scored 17 points against San Antonio in 27 minutes.

“He was great,” Lakers coach Frank Vogel said. “Felt confident in starting him. You never know what to expect, but he looked really good. He puts a lot of pressure on the rim, which just helps everything for us offensively.”

The Bulls are aiming to halt an eight-game losing streak against Los Angeles. Chicago last prevailed in the series when it posted an 118-110 road win on Nov. 20, 2016.

The Bulls (9-4) beat the host Los Angeles Clippers 100-90 on Sunday night and are 1-1 on a five-game road trip that began with a 119-93 setback against the Golden State Warriors on Friday.

Chicago opened up a 17-point lead in the first half against the hot Clippers during an impressive victory. DeMar DeRozan scored 35 points on 12-of-16 shooting and Zach LaVine made six 3-pointers while scoring 29 points.

The 30-point outing was the fourth of the season for DeRozan, a Los Angeles-area native who is in his first season with the Bulls.

“It’s always fun to come home and play, especially against good teams,” DeRozan said. “But I couldn’t be more happier than being in Chicago, honestly. It has worked out 1,000 percent perfect.”

The Bulls also will receive a jolt on Monday as guard Coby White is slated to play for the first time after offseason shoulder surgery.

White, 21, made 296 3-pointers in 134 games over his first two seasons. He averaged 13.2 points as a rookie in 2019-20 and 15.1 last season.

White started 54 games last season but will make his season debut off the bench, according to Chicago coach Billy Donovan.

“I do think with our second unit, he can provide some shooting for that group,” Donovan said of White. “It’s probably going to take him a little bit of time to get into a rhythm considering he’s been out for so long. He missed the whole training camp, the whole summer.

“He hasn’t really played necessarily other than a few occasions of 5-on-5. We’re just going to have to see as it goes.”

The Bulls will be without All-Star center Nikola Vucevic for the third straight game. He will miss the entire road trip due to a positive COVID-19 test.

–Field Level Media

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Luckily, today’s the day, so if you’ve been holding out for it to return to the Google Play Store, you’ll probably want to head over there sooner rather than later. After all, there’s no telling if the Nexus 4 will sell out again, but with so many people waiting to buy one, it might not be long before stock is tight. At the time of this writing, the listings for both the 8GB and 16GB variants say orders will be shipping out in 1-2 weeks.

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Reaching for Breadth*

We have seen in previous columns that a desirable way of arriving at the broadest claim to an invention is to Begin from the Problem [Not the Embodiment]. We first identify the problem the invention is intended to solve, think about how—broadly and functionally—the problem was solved and then write a problem-solution statement that reflects what we’ve figured out. The claim itself can then be written based on the problem-solution statement.

The previous column, in particular, offered two prescriptions—Start Early and Think Big—that can help us to analyze the inventor’s embodiment(s) in broad problem/solution terms. This and future columns offer further invention analysis paradigms that can aid in the quest for the broad invention—a quest that the author calls “Reaching for Breadth.” Next month’s column, however, will begin our look at the other side of the coin—ways of analyzing a problem-solution statement to determine if it is too broad and, if it is, how best to narrow it into the patentable realm.

Techniques for burnishing a problem solution statement can also be used by practitioners who would rather just write claims in the first instance.

The broad invention is often some new functionality. How the embodiment implements that functionality is of secondary importance. The inventor may not appreciate that distinction, however, and may lead the attorney to assume that the new functionality is already known in the art. The opportunity to define the inventor’s contribution at its full breadth may then become lost.

The attorney can usually forestall such a result by keeping his ears open and, again, starting early and thinking big.

Consider, for example, the drip-style coffee maker shown in the FIG. When the carafe is not in place, a valve in the coffee basket prevents liquid from dripping out of the brew basket onto the burner or countertop. Sliding the carafe into place pushes up on a pin, which opens the valve and allows coffee to flow. If the carafe is removed, the valve is again closed.

At the time the inventor devised this pin-and-valve design, the broad concept of shutting off the flow of liquid if the carafe is not in place may have been in the prior art. But it may not have been. In that case, the inventor would be entitled to a claim broad enough to encompass all ways of confirming the presence of the carafe—a photocell, micro switch, weight sensor, etc.

Unfortunately, the inventor may describe the problem she set out to solve not as the problem of dripping coffee but the problem of how to shut off the flow. In so doing, she will have relegated her broad invention to the prior art. The attorney is less likely to be misled by such overly narrow thinking by beginning to formulate the problem-solution statement early on. He will then have the opportunity to explore with the inventor whether the invention can, indeed, be as broad as the naked notion of shutting off the flow if the carafe is not there.

The previous discussion involves a situation where the inventor doesn’t appreciate the full breadth of the invention. The opposite is also possible. That is, the inventor’s view of the breadth of the invention may be overly optimistic.

A truism of the patent business is that if a problem is one of long standing and could have been solved years ago, it probably was! Thus an attorney presented with an invention that solves an old problem and that was readily solvable with old technology should bring a healthy dose of skepticism to the invention analysis process.2

Consider, for example, a pager or a cell phone that automatically switches from audible ringing to its vibrate mode when an on-board microphone senses that the ambient noise level is so high—on a busy street, for example—that the audible ringing might not be heard. It’s a cute idea. But the problem of not hearing an audio alert in a noisy environment is as old as the pager itself. And tiny microphones for sensing the ambient noise level have also been around for a long time. The problem could, therefore, have been solved years ago, and our intuition ought to suggest that this is not a new idea. In fact, it is not.3

This does not mean the inventor should be sent packing based on mere suspicions about the prior art. What it does mean is that a prior art search should definitely be undertaken to either validate or disprove our suspicions.

The role of the attorney as skeptic also extends to the question of obviousness under 35 U.S.C. 103. The attorney’s experience may tell him that the invention as broadly presented by the inventor would likely be deemed obvious based on the prior art. The inventor needs to be challenged in such a case to articulate (with the attorney’s help, as discussed below) why an invention so broadly defined would not have been so obvious after all.

The point of such skepticism is not to talk the inventor out of seeking a patent, at least not in the first instance. Indeed, the attorney’s role is to be the inventor’s advocate and help her secure whatever intellectual property protection she is entitled to. The point, rather, is to open a dialog that hopefully will bring to the fore possible arguments against the obviousness rejection the attorney believes is likely to come if the present broad view of the invention is maintained.

Thus, once having laid out for the inventor the examiner’s likely obviousness rejection, the attorney needs to switch roles and become an advocate for the invention. For example, the inventor should be encouraged to identify any incorrect assumptions underpinning the attorney’s skepticism, such as the attorney’s interpretation of what a particular prior art reference actually says. And the attorney should explore with the inventor whether any of the case-law-sanctioned indicia of non-obviousness might apply, such as unexpected results, long-felt need, or the art teaching away from what might be seen as being prima facie obvious.

Surprises often await the attorney on these fronts. He is often surprised to hear from the inventor some cogent technological and/or legally sound reasons why the attorney’s initial view of the obviousness of the invention is not as open-and-shut as first appeared.

Once it appears that all the relevant prior art is in hand and that at least some reasonable argument can be mounted against any anticipated case of obviousness, the attorney will be in a favorable position to advocate for the patentability of the invention if and when the expected obviousness rejection is actually issued by the patent examiner. However, the attorney’s advocative role should be engaged long before that. We will see in future columns how an artfully crafted patent specification can serve as a powerful vehicle for advocating the patentability of the invention.

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Discovering the breadth of the invention is only half the story. We must also be able to evaluate a problem-solution statement or claim to determine if it is so broad as to read on prior art and how to fix it if it is. Our look at that aspect of the practice begins in the next article, Reining in Overbreadth.

1. Copyright © 2007 American Bar Association. Adapted with Permission. All Rights Reserved.

2. This phenomenon is particularly common with the non-professional, armchair inventor who brings to his attorney only the very broad idea because the inventor does not have the engineering skills to design an embodiment.

3. United States Patent No. 5,646,589.

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Smart on Crime

Over the past couple of weeks, Mark Kleiman, UCLA professor and author of When Brute Force Fails, has been on my mind a lot.

First, Phil Bowen and the Centre for Justice Innovation helped facilitate a series of meetings in London for Mark.  Part of the Centre's mission is to serve as a conduit between the US and the UK, bringing new ideas in criminal justice reform from one country to the other.   Mark has some ideas about how to use swift, certain, and relatively mild sanctions to promote more effective community supervision of offenders.  Phil pitched in to help ensure that Mark's ideas reached both local and national policymakers in England.

Following his trip to London, Mark participated in a roundtable discussion at the Vera Institute of Justice alongside a handful of other academics and non-profit types, including me.  In my preparation for that meeting, I stumbled across an essay that Mark had written for the Democracy Journal entitled "Smart on Crime." Of all the things I've read by Mark, this is probably my favorite.  As anyone who has spent time with Mark knows, he is a big personality who takes delight in provocation.  He is also a deft writer who knows how to turn a memorable phrase.  He brings all of these qualities to bear in "Smart on Crime." The whole essay is worth reading, but here are a handful of excerpts that I particularly liked:
The debate over criminal-justice policy often seems to take place between the disciples of Michel Foucalt and the disciples of the Marquis de Sade, with the Foucaldians winning the academic debate even as the sadists mostly get their way in the real political world.
Why do some people keep committing crimes, to their own evident disadvantage? Because they're present-oriented and impulsive...If you're looking for a single "root cause" of crime, look no further: The cause is bad decision-making by offenders.
As Machiavelli warned...a reluctance to punish comes naturally with good-heartedness, but those unable to overcome that reluctance are as unfit to rule as those who have no such reluctance to begin with.
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Asian Granito India Ltd. Eyes 100% Growth in Exports in FY21-22; Targets Exports of Rs. 350-400 Crore

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  • Recently announced a rights issue of Rs. 224.65 crore; Rights issue open from Sep 23 and closes on October 7

  • Company’s consolidated exports sales for FY20-21 was reported at Rs. 216 crore against Rs. 169 crore, i.e. a growth of 28% over last year.

  • There is no duty on Indian tiles as compared to 350% plus anti-dumping duty on Chinese tiles in USA

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Asian Granito India Limited (AGIL), manufacturer of one of India’s leading tiles brand is eyeing exponential growth from exports business in the current fiscal. Anti-China sentiments, lower duties on export to USA, robust export orders from USA, Europe, UK and Middle East are driving the export business in the current fiscal and it is expected to get further momentum in coming months.

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Company expects to clock export business of around Rs. 350 – 400 crore in the current fiscal of FY21-22 and also aims to expand its business network in over 120 countries from 100 currently. For FY20-21, consolidated export sales for the company was reported at Rs. 216 crore.

Asian Granito is one of the largest tiles exporter among organised players from India. Consolidated export of the company grew to around 17% of total revenues in FY21 vs. 14% in the FY20. For the three months ended June 2021, company reported consolidated exports of Rs. 53.19 crore despite covid, freight cost rise and container availability challenges.

Mr. Kamlesh Patel, CMD and Mr. Mukesh Patel, MD, Asian Granito India Ltd.

Mr. Kamlesh Patel, Chairman and Managing Director, Asian Granito India Ltd. said, “Despite challenges of COVID, demand from international markets have remain very strong and injected fresh blood in the Indian ceramic industry. Exports during the past three months have seen considerable jump and are constantly increasing due to the ongoing spat between the USA and China. All larger players in the industry are currently working at a capacity of 80-85% due to robust export orders from USA, Europe, UK and Middle East markets. All plants of Asian Granito are currently working at 95% plus capacity utilization.

Globally, India ranks 2nd and produces 12.90% of the global ceramic tiles output. Increased duties on Chinese tiles have further made Indian tile products more competitive in the World markets. Together with recent developments globally, share of India in the global trade is likely to improve considerably. USA has imposed anti-dumping duty of upto 356% and anti-subsidy duties of upto 358.8% on Chinese ceramic tiles products.

Company has recently announced a rights issue of Rs. 224.65 crore to repay/prepay certain outstanding borrowings, meeting working capital requirements for the company’s business activities and for general corporate purposes. Right issue are offered at a price of Rs. 100 per Share – 40% discount to current share price of Rs. 166 per share on September 3. Rights Issue closes on October 7, 2021.

The Company will issue 2,24,64,188 fully paid-up Equity Shares of face value of Rs. 10 each for cash at a price of Rs. 100 per Equity Share (including a premium of Rs. 90 per Equity Share) aggregating to Rs. 224.65 crore on a rights basis to eligible equity shareholders in the ratio of 19:29 (19 Equity Shares for every 29 Equity shares fully paid-up Equity Share held by the Eligible Equity Shareholders of the Company, as on the record date).

Further to strengthen international business and boost exports, company has launched 18,000 sq. ft. ‘AGL Export House‘ at Morbi – India’s hub for ceramic tiles & sanitaryware. The export house unveils the entire range of tiles, Sanitaryware and bathware range including 3000 plus products in all sizes, designs and finishes at one place for the trade partners across the globe and aims to strengthen its presence in international markets.

For FY 21, Company reported a net profit of Rs. 57.23 crores on consolidated basis – growth of 36% Y-o-Y. Net sales for FY 21 was reported at Rs. 1,292 crores with 6% growth Y-o-Y and EBITDA was reported at Rs. 135.95 crore with 16% growth Y-o-Y. EBITDA Margin improved 91 basis points to 10.5% in FY 21 while Net profit margin improved by 100 basis points to 4.4%.

Asian Granito India Ltd offers widest range of products including, ceramic floor, digital wall, vitrified, parking, porcelain, glazed vitrified, outdoor, natural marble, composite marble & Quartz, etc. Further to leverage the synergies, the company has entered in sanitary ware and recently, the company had launched the CP Fittings and Faucets division to provide ‘Complete Bathroom Solutions‘ under brand AGL. The company expects higher sales in coming quarters due to its dominance in B&C class cities and focused penetration in the market. Company targets to increase its retail touch points to over 10,000, expand exclusive showrooms to over 500.

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Vettel victory hands title to Red Bull

By Gordon Howard

Double world champion Sebastian Vettel won the Korean Grand Prix in crushing fashion Sunday to help his Red Bull team retain the Formula One constructors' title after a dominant season.

Just a week after cruising to third place in Japan, where Vettel confirmed himself as the 2011 drivers' world champion, the 24-year-old German was uncatchable as he drove to his 10th win this year, and 20th of his career.

"This is special for us all, for the whole team," he said. "It was not such an easy race, but we did it. After the drivers, the constructors' - it's fantastic."

Vettel started second on the grid, but took the lead from Briton Lewis Hamilton of McLaren on the opening lap to pull clear and produce a flawless drive to the chequered flag.

He came home in a winning time of one hour, 38 minutes and 1.994 seconds, 12.019 ahead of Hamilton, who drove a splendidly controlled defensive race to stay ahead of Vettel's Red Bull team-mate Mark Webber.

The Australian finished third, ensuring Red Bull clinched their second successive team title, ahead of Briton Jenson Button in the second McLaren, and two-time champion Spaniard Fernando Alonso of Ferrari.

"Fantastic Seb, well done, a great drive," said Red Bull team chief Christian Horner. "Mark, we have won the constructors - well done!"

"Yes, yes, yes and yes again," screamed Vettel, the sport's youngest double champion. "Yes and that makes 10 wins now!"

With Vettel holding a comfortable 11-second lead over the last 10 laps, much of the focus shifted to a heated battle for second place between Hamilton and Webber.

"We had a fight before the pit stop and after the pit stop," Webber said. "We were throwing haymakers at each other, nothing extreme, just real good racing."

Vettel delivered a final flourish with the fastest lap of the race on his last circuit as the top five were separated by just 15 seconds.

Felipe Massa was sixth in the second Ferrari ahead of Jaime Alguersuari of Toro Rosso, Nico Rosberg of Mercedes, Sebastian Buemi of Toro Rosso and British rookie Paul Di Resta, who grabbed a point for Force India team in 10th place.

Seven-time champion Michael Schumacher, 42, was forced into an early retirement after being his Mercedes car was damaged in a collision with Vitaly Petrov of Renault, for which the Russian apologised.

Vettel showed he has no intention of easing off as he bids to equal Schumacher's record of 13 wins in a season.

"In terms of preparation it was not ideal because most of us were tipsy after Sunday night but we deserved that," he said.

"But to come here and have a tough Friday and a tough Saturday morning, and to come back in qualifying and in the race was fantastic."

Horner hailed the team's "unrivalled" team spirit.

"A second title is testimony to the dedication and commitment of the whole team. We're going to enjoy this moment - it's been a phenomenal period for the team," he said.

The race started in dry conditions with Hamilton leading off the grid from his 19th pole position.

But having set himself up early, the new double champion exploited his position with a bold passing move under braking into turn four. The Red Bull swiftly opened up a 1.2 seconds lead, Hamilton having given no resistance.

An uncontrolled attack by Vitaly Petrov saw him slide into Schumacher at turn three on lap 17.

The Renault driver slammed into the back of the old champion's Mercedes, causing serious damage to both cars. Schumacher lost his rear wing, suffered a puncture and had to retire.

Petrov, who also abandoned his race with broken steering as the safety car came out for three laps, was handed a five-place grid penalty for the next race.

On resumption Webber then closed in on Hamilton and began a series of attempts to pass him, with thrilling wheel-to-wheel racing on lap 33 as they interchanged positions before both pitted and, within a lap, resumed their battle.

But the duel cost both drivers time and allowed Vettel to pull clear by more than 10 seconds. The scrap for second also encouraged Button, in fourth, to close the gap with Alonso hot on his tail.

"I give up!" said Alonso at one point, in a radio comment in English - designed, it was suggested, to encourage McLaren to relax.

The British duo both maintained their positions.

Hamilton, 26, has faced mounting speculation about his aggressive driving-style.

"I would never question my belief in myself," he said after his dogged performance.

But it is Vettel and Red Bull who will be full of self-belief after dominating the season.

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The most effective method for detoxing is to use prescription drugs such as Tylenol, Advil and Motrin. There are numerous ways that these systems function. In vivo adulteration is when a toxins enters the body. This triggers an alteration in body chemical composition. This can be used to treat acid reflux and stomach ulcers. This kit is best used in combination with an in-house doctor or nurse.

Other detox kits rely on taking a pill that is taken whilst at home. Before you start any drug detox kits, it’s a good idea that you consult a doctor. Some contain illegal ingredients like depressants. Side effects of the treatments may include nausea and vomiting, blurred vision and headaches. This kind of treatment can take about a week to heal from, and can sometimes cause a relapse within several days. Most medical detox kits are designed to be used for a short period of time, like two or three days.

The third and last main kind of detox kits for drugs are homeopathic detox kits. These should not be confused with the medical detoxification techniques mentioned above. A homeopathic detox kit consists with a variety of natural ingredients such as hyssop, nutmeg and peppermint and aloes and vitamin C. They are typically prepared by an experienced homeopath. Homeopathic practitioners usually make use of flower essences and honey to aid in the process of attaining sobriety. They are safe and effective, however they are not the same as other types of treatment.

Each of these three types of kits have been proven effective in providing addicts with the most complete and lasting solution to their addiction. However, there are a few things to take into consideration when using each of these methods. For instance, in case of a medical detox kit, the addict will most likely need to undergo withdrawal symptoms to fully recover. Based on the length of time someone has been dependent on substances, the recovery process can be extremely long. This is why it’s vital to speak with your physician regarding your addiction to see what the best option is for your particular condition.

Homeopathic detox kits are an alternative to traditional methods. They are made of a mixture of natural ingredients such as hyssop, nutmeg and peppermint and are designed to help the body of the patient to overcome the physical and psychological cravings which often lead to drug abuse. These kinds of detox kits can be purchased on the internet or at a variety of health food stores. The homeopathic doctors who are trained in this field are experienced in identifying various substances that could lead to drug abuse. When you visit their clinics, they will discuss the ingredients which should be present in every detox kit and other important information about the method. Before making a purchase, it’s important to think about every aspect.

If you’re looking to find an effective way to reduce the amount of drugs you use when you are in detox, you might consider pursuing an exercise regimen. A good detox program will teach you how to control withdrawal symptoms and limit cravings. Many detoxification programs include meditation or yoga as part of their treatment. These are all very useful tools for those looking to manage withdrawal symptoms.

You can buy one of these kits and carry it with you while you are at the clinic. If you know where to purchase cleanse products it is possible to carry it along when you apply for a job, or before you start a new prescription medication. Home testing kits come with a lot of advantages. They are effective, they are simple to use, and they don’t require the consumption of any dangerous substances.


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You probably know what kind of foods you should stay away from, but do you actually eat what you are supposed to? These tips should help you adopt a better diet: find out how you can easily introduce healthy habits into your daily life. Lose weight, live longer and feel better thanks to a good nutrition.

When cooking, use as little butter as possible. Instead, use olive oil. It contains monounsaturated fats which are actually organifi liver detox reviews healthy and beneficial to your health. Butter is loaded with saturated fat, something that is harder for your body to burn through and increases your risk of heart complications. So, use olive oil as a substitute for butter, whenever possible.

Whether or not you are vegetarian or a meat eater, protein is a very important part of your diet. You should eat protein at every single meal to keep your blood insulin or blood sugar levels balanced. Eating too many carbohydrates and not enough protein, can give you an energy high, now and an energy crash, later.

Sick of boring meals? One great and simple nutrition tip for making your food taste better is to use spices. Read up on what spices go well with different kinds of meats and other dishes and keep a list. Then visit your local grocery store to purchase these spices. Then get cooking!

In learning about nutrition, you will need to choose between two approaches. One approach bases its findings entirely on studies of the physical body. The other also includes the mind or spirit as a factor. It says that we transmute, to some degree, the physical substances we take in--in accord with our mental or spiritual state.

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Pharmacists Can Be Liable For Malpractice, Too

When most people think of medical malpractice, they think of negligent doctors failing to make a diagnosis, or negligent surgeons who left sponges or other surgical devices inside of a patient. Most people would not think that a pharmacist could be guilty of medical malpractice. However, pharmacists handle hundreds of prescriptions on a weekly or even daily basis. It is not unthinkable, then, that they would accidentally get a prescription mixed up, assign the incorrect dosage, or fail to consider the interaction between one medicine with another prescribed to a patient. When pharmacists mess up, it can result in serious and debilitating injuries or even death. If a pharmacist’s error caused yours or a loved one’s injuries, call the Miami medical malpractice attorneys at Spencer Morgan Law to schedule a free case evaluation.

Dispensing Errors Considered “Criminal”

In 2009, an Ohio pharmacist pled “No Contest” to a charge of involuntary manslaughter for a mistake that occurred under his supervision and that resulted in the death of a two-year-old girl. He faced five years in prison and up to a $10,000 fine. That same year, The Institute of Medicine (IOM) released a report that showed such errors are not uncommon. In fact, of the estimated 98,000 medical malpractice fatalities that occur each year, nearly 10 percent are the result of medication errors. There was talks about making dispensing errors criminal offenses, but not much resulted from them.

Then, in 2015, the same talks resurfaced, this time backed by a ten-year study done by the pharmacy underwriter group CNA and Healthcare Providers Service Organization, “2013 Pharmacist Liability: A Ten-Year Analysis.” The study examined CNA’s closed claims and determined that a whopping 75.3 percent arose from patients who either received the wrong drug (43.8 percent) or the wrong dose (31.5 percent). Of the cases that occurred between 2002 and 2011, 13.6 percent resulted in overdoses and 11.7 percent resulted in death. An equal percentage of mistakes resulted in severe harm, such as permanent brain damage and premature birth.

Other than a few cases such as that of the Ohio pharmacist, most prescription error cases are brought in civil court and not treated in a criminal manner.

Causes of Dispensing Mistakes

Human error is believed to be the number one cause of medication dispensing errors. However, inadvertence is not the only cause. Experts believe that other sources of dispensing mistakes include:

  • Reckless conduct, where the risk is not perceived to be as great as it is;
  • Reckless disregard, where employees are aware of the risks but act anyways; and
  • Pressure to work too quickly.

In the first two instances, a pharmacist may face criminal charges. However, if human error or pressure to work too quickly caused the mix up, the pharmacist may only be considered negligent.

Contact a Miami Medical Malpractice Lawyer

Pharmaceutical errors can have the potential to ruin a person’s life, or even to take it. If you or a loved one is the victim of a pharmacist’s error, you may have a viable medical malpractice claim on your hands. Call the Miami medical malpractice lawyers at Spencer Morgan Law to schedule a free and confidential consultation, and to learn more about how you can pursue a legal claim.

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Arapahoe-Basin Crowds at the base of Arapahoe Basin ski area on Nov. 25, 2020. (Jesse Paul, The Colorado Sun)

A Magellan Strategies survey of Colorado skiers reveals apprehension over pandemic protocols, reservations and visitors. “I can go a year without skiing downhill,” one woman said.

Since 2006, Magellan Strategies has polled voters, helping to measure Colorado’s political winds. Last month they turned their analysis to skiers, asking a mountain of questions about the pandemic-muddled season.

The political strategy firm’s survey of 788 skiers — about 480 of them living near ski areas and the rest hailing from the Front Range — showed a surprisingly large number pondering a season on the sidelines. About 31% of the respondents said they were not planning to ski this season because of the pandemic. And 39% said they had not purchased a pass this season, which means they likely will not be riding chairlifts since most resorts are using day-ticket supplies to control crowds.

The poll, conducted between Nov. 10 and Nov. 16, had a margin of error of 3.5 percentage points.

The skiers who said they were ready to sit out the season cited fears that others might not follow safety guidelines outlined by resorts — like social distancing and mandatory masks — as well as a frustration over reservation systems and concerns over costs in a declining economy.

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SkiBikes Ski school children check out Sno-Go skibikes at Sugarloaf ski resort.

Snow bikes have been offered at ski resorts out West for 20 years but have just reached Maine. The winter bikes are for rent at Sugarloaf and Sunday River.

Skibikes, also called snow bikes, have arrived in Maine — nearly 75 years after the first sit-ski bike was invented. Sugarloaf and Sunday River resorts are renting and selling the bikes this winter, marking the first time the modern skibike has been offered at ski areas here.

Sno-Go Skibikes, the brand that is available in Maine, are more ski than bike: They have no seats, no pedals, and no gears to adjust the speed. The idea is, as with skiing, to let gravity pull the riders over the snow and down the mountain, using the handlebars to guide the bike, and leaning to the inside — or mountain side — to carve into the snow, just as skiers or snowboarders would.

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Snowmobile World A forum community dedicated to snowmobile owners and enthusiasts. Come join the discussion about performance, troubleshooting, trails, maintenance, riding tips, modifications, classifieds, accessories, and more! Tue, 30 Nov 2021 18:15:45 +0000 Tue, 30 Nov 2021 18:15:45 +0000 Snowmobile World Frontier Problem – Dealer Can’t Fix Tue, 30 Nov 2021 00:42:02 +0000 (ebel) ebel We bought a new Frontier on the “snow check” program last year – picked it up in September, and used it for the first time in January. The engine has never worked smoothly.

From the beginning, at idle it would oscillate between 1000 and 2000 RPM. Even when completely warmed up, the engine vibration at idle causes the hood to hit against the frame and make the machine seem like it is going to fall apart. Worst of all, is the hesitation on the throttle (as if the engine is flooding) when...

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88' Exciter; Are these coolant nipples on the carbs? Mon, 29 Nov 2021 23:55:50 +0000 (trevertlc) trevertlc Just got this sled and both carbs have a little block sticking off the side that has two additional brass nipples sticking straight up. Fuel and oil already hooked up so all I can assume is some sort of carburetor warmer? I might be way off here.]]> 1 1979 yamaha excel v paint Mon, 29 Nov 2021 02:18:11 +0000 (kowallm) kowallm Does anyone know what the paint code for a '79 excel v is? Or how I would find it?]]> 0 Oil/Fuel line Diagram Sun, 28 Nov 2021 21:25:17 +0000 (Mark J) Mark J Im having a situation hoping I can get some help with.
I bought a 99 Polaris XC 700 XP and the previous owner pretty much did nothing for maintenance. I have to much into it now to let it go. Besides its a back up sled so I can invite people to come along. Okay so any ways does anyone out there have a hose diagram on the fuel lines as well as the oil lines? I have looked high and low and am not having any luck.
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Adding reverse Sat, 27 Nov 2021 15:08:38 +0000 (Motorhead1) Motorhead1 Is a 2002 zl600 going to change my gear ratio on my 800zrt if I use the reverse off the zl on the zrt]]> 0 Westin LED Lights and Other Products on Sale! Wed, 24 Nov 2021 11:12:50 +0000 (POWERSPORTSiD) POWERSPORTSiD

The Holiday sale season is the perfect time for buying gifts for your friends and treating yourself with accessories designed to make your riding experience safer, more fun, and more exciting. The Westin is one of those brands that uses its experience and knowledge gained throughout the decades on the market and creates new and improve auxiliary lights and other accessories for UTVs, ATVs, trucks, and other off-road...

Westin LED Lights and Other Products on Sale!]]>
2004 Polaris Indy 500- Trailing Arm Issue? Fri, 19 Nov 2021 22:05:23 +0000 (jkak1944) jkak1944 Hello!
My dad asked me to replace the shocks on his 2004 Indy 500. He said it was leaning to the right when its just sitting there, so i ordered the part and got to the house and replaced it. Well it still is leaning to the right. The whole sled.. then I noticed there was damage to the right trailing arm, and someone must of tired to hammer it back straight. If I replace the trailing arm, will that help bring the sled back to the proper height and help him steer while he's putting around...

2004 Polaris Indy 500- Trailing Arm Issue?]]>
Skidoo Fri, 19 Nov 2021 10:01:24 +0000 (Motorhead5959) Motorhead5959 Can anyone lead me in the right direction to get a main throttle hex seat for my 1997 SkiDoo Formula 111 600 triple ?? Looked every where has a big hex with a smaller hex on top of it. Holds the jet tube to carb. VM36-176. Thank You]]> 1 F6 Fri, 19 Nov 2021 09:59:03 +0000 (Hansel.3) Hansel.3 I have a 2005 f6 efi that takes a lot of pulls to Start when cold Once it warms up it will start on the first pull I have Replaced The fuel pump in still no progress so any help or advice is greatly appreciated]]> 1 New - Scorpion info? Fri, 19 Nov 2021 09:50:35 +0000 (Agrindle) Agrindle Just starting restoration of a 1970 Stinger 336. Looking for a parts source. Probably a long shot…
Any leads are greatly appreciated.

heads leaking antifreeze Tue, 16 Nov 2021 12:38:09 +0000 (dogbone20) dogbone20 just replaced jugs on my rev 600. Ran it up and moved it outside, it ran great no leaks. The next day went out and checked the sled and to my surprise antifreeze was all over the top of the head. All torqued to spec, any ideas on why its leaking!!]]> 1 How Many 00 Mach Z Milleniums? Mon, 15 Nov 2021 19:24:22 +0000 (mtrsprt) mtrsprt About how many were produced? Mine is #134 :D]]> 10 '94 formula Z 583 intermittent spark? Sat, 13 Nov 2021 14:58:02 +0000 (Minimike) Minimike I have a '94 583 that I'm just about at my witts end with. I bought the sled with the top end needing rebuilding. Did new pistons and rings along with top end seals. Started and ran it for one night about 50 kms (30 miles). Shut her down and 2 days later rstarted it up and ran fine for a few minutes and then it started running poorly and only on one cylinder. I shut it down and figured it was sucking air somewhere so we tore it apart and did the bottom end. Good thing as the bottom was...

'94 formula Z 583 intermittent spark?]]>
Mandatory new member post Fri, 12 Nov 2021 23:16:25 +0000 (noblepuker) noblepuker I am proud to be here, and honored to meet you.

Currently working on a 97 CBR600 bike. A wrecked bike i am reviving to hold me till the snow flies.
My ice machines are a 1995 arctic cat cougar 550 with a 2000 ZL600 hifax under it. Rear bumper is 21 1/2 in off the ground now! ..very plush, but she's tippy. 80 stock HP, i've done nothing to the powerplant.

My other is a 2001 arctic cat powder...

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Jumping in Fri, 12 Nov 2021 18:12:43 +0000 (Tony Tee) Tony Tee Hi,
I am an avid snowmobiler ( well use to be) Was part of a F1 snowmobile racing team in Canada.
Getting around to fixing up my 94 MX 470, and my 98 Indy 500 that haven't seen a spark for the last 7 years.

Cheers everyone,
Tony Tee]]>
2002 edge RMK 800 cylinder head Thu, 11 Nov 2021 19:56:25 +0000 (jackhmullen) jackhmullen I'm currently rebuilding my RMK because last year it somehow got a hole in the crankcase and some foreign object made its way into one of the cylinders and tore it to absolute pieces.
I couldn't find a head to replace it with so I went ahead and bought one from a 2003 because on visual inspection it was identical and I'd seen the part listed with 2002-2005 compatibility (same with the pistons). It turns out that the 2003 head I got is ever so slightly less dished than the 2002. Not enough to...

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I was wondering Thu, 11 Nov 2021 03:34:53 +0000 (Riske joey) Riske joey I was wondering why Ski-Doo change the exhaust for the 583 and witch one is better
1994 MX 470 electric starter question Thu, 11 Nov 2021 02:31:29 +0000 (Tony Tee) Tony Tee I am not sure if this particular machine ever came with an electric start from the factory.
Mine didn't, but I would like to install one. Does anyone have any info about what specific parts I would need to fit to this engine ( 468cc L/C).
I think the basic engine block is the same as the 440's and the 500's, (please correct me if I am wrong) The mounting holes for the starter(or starter bracket if required) are there, but are not threaded yet.
I would also need the starter RING GEAR for the...

1994 MX 470 electric starter question]]>
2005 rs rage Wed, 10 Nov 2021 06:13:17 +0000 (jrdill72) jrdill72 I need some help i have a 2005 rs rage i purchased machine not running ive replaced all the coils and ecu cranks and fire but wont start]]> 1 1979 yamaha excel v Wed, 10 Nov 2021 04:56:56 +0000 (kowallm) kowallm I am currently restoring this sled, but I am in need of a track. Wondering what size track it is. I see online it's supposed to be a 121×16.5 inch track but I can't find what the pitch is supposed to be. Also will a 15 inch wide track work as I cannot find anything in that width]]> 1 ssi muffler Tue, 09 Nov 2021 20:00:04 +0000 (polaris754) polaris754 fits 800 15/18 axys chassis 75.00 plus shipping]]> 4 Edge Suspension Setup Sun, 07 Nov 2021 15:02:10 +0000 (michahicks) michahicks I'm receiving some questions that I think should be answered in this forum. They are general in nature, and I believe that others are most likely having some trouble too. I don't mind answering these questions at all - but if I can kill two birds with one stone here, it saves writing individual reponses many times.

Please, if you have something to add - do it. We can all learn.

So, starting with the front end first-

Edge and Extra-10 setup are virtually the same

You need to get the...

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2016 skidoo freeride 800 Wed, 03 Nov 2021 20:54:10 +0000 (Crashomatic) Crashomatic I have a 2016 skidoo freeride 800 that seems to be having oil problems of some sort? Whenever I check my plugs they seem to be really oily. The sled doesn’t have any issues at all with performance and rides just like it should. Any ideas of what may cause this? Any easy ways to pinpoint the problem? Should I be expecting something catastrophic to happen in the near future if rode on?

Mach 1 engine options Tue, 02 Nov 2021 15:14:14 +0000 (Machz71) Machz71 Will a 1995 780 triple bolt up to a 1997 Mach 1? I have both complete sleds 700 is blown with a good track and 780 is running good with a bad track, would the 780 work in the Mach 1 chassis?]]> 0 Reverse for Safari 377 Mon, 01 Nov 2021 10:27:40 +0000 (blarsom) blarsom I bought an 87 Safari 377 that is in nice shape and I would like to add reverse to it. Does anyone know if the reverse gearcase from a 91 Safari GLX would work?
I believe I might have to replace the track drive and it might work.. Are there any other gearcase that I should be looking for?]]>
High elevation clutching Sun, 31 Oct 2021 22:54:32 +0000 (Wawa13) Wawa13 I ride in UP of MI so sled is set up for low elevation. Do I need to do more than just clutch weights to take an 8 day trip to Montana? 7500-10,000 ft.]]> 1 Vintage Rotax Motor Identification Sat, 30 Oct 2021 21:06:29 +0000 (jon2002) jon2002 Well a few years ago a friend dumped these 2 old snowmobile engines off on me for free. One was running but disassembled, the other, for parts, seized by years of internal rust. So I'm finally finding time to start working on these motors. I don't know what sled the good motor came out of. Here is what the label reads:

Mot. No. 1944510
bore 2x64,5 mm, stroke 61 mm, capac. 399 c.c.

It has a single Tillotson HR Carb

I've been told its an olympic or a...

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Looking for Contact Info for gumtwo Thu, 28 Oct 2021 18:51:02 +0000 (John Hutterer) John Hutterer A few months ago, I bought a couple of seat covers for two sleds that I am restoring. I got them from gumtwo on Ebay. I have an issue with the covers, and would like to contact gumtwo. Apparently the company is located somewhere in Canada. I have an old email address for the owner, but it apparently is no longer working. Does anyone have any up to dsate contact information?

Thanks John]]>
Scratchers Tue, 26 Oct 2021 07:53:48 +0000 (Sherry L) Sherry L I have a 2012 1100 cat and I'm looking for the best scratchers. Need to be able to go in reverse, not stop to put them on the rail and dont want them on my skis. Any thoughts?]]> 1 Weak suspension on Venture 500 2up Sun, 24 Oct 2021 13:32:28 +0000 (JAR) JAR Can anyone offer some suggestions on how to stiffen up the rear suspension of my sled? It bottoms out a lot. Do the shocks/coils need to be replaced? Thoughts? Thanks.]]> 1 Bigger or dual carbs. Fri, 22 Oct 2021 21:57:54 +0000 (paul) paul I have a 1980 pantera 5000 (500cc) twin with single carb, 34MM. Last year (ever since I got it) it would foul out the fan side cylinder plug. climbing a mountain I siezed one engine because the fan side plug would foul immediatly and I had to get home and overheated the pto side. I thought it was the engine, (internal crankcase air leak) but when I got it rebuilt and put back together, it did the same thing. Have a friend with the same sled, tried all the ignition stuff but same results...

Bigger or dual carbs.]]>
I need gearing and chain help! Tue, 19 Oct 2021 17:53:53 +0000 (Justinhenry) Justinhenry I bought a 2002 mxz 600. I bought some 21/45 gears off ebay. I know my stock gears are 24/43. Not sure about chain length an splines, but these sprockets I got off ebay look to be 15 plate, 15 spline. The ones on the sled look to be 13 plate, 15 spline.Will this chaincase work with the 15 plate, 15 spline?

Just looking to get to 0-70 or 0-90 as quick as possible.

2002 Skidoo mxz 600
Mbrp race can
Vforce reeds
EPI Clutch Kit
1.5 paddle with 144 studs]]>
89 wildcat 650 reresection help Sun, 17 Oct 2021 15:29:00 +0000 (tex1977) tex1977 hey guys i recently found a 89 wildcat 650 but having problems locating a main wire harness for it was wondering if any one knew if the is any compatible ones out there was looking on ebay and found one with the matching part number but its from a ARCTIC CAT EL TIGRE EXT 1990 any one know if it would work.any how thanks for the help]]> 1 Delta Airlines Office Athenaeum Building Thu, 14 Oct 2021 06:32:12 +0000 (Deltaairlines605) Deltaairlines605 With the approach of the web and the headway of advancements, voyaging isn't what it used to be. Because of the limited airfares, people are currently making bother free flight booking to partake in a huge delight while voyaging. Those days are the distant memory when air ticket booking used to be a tedious interaction and right now is an ideal opportunity when this should be possible inside a flicker of an eye. With the assistance of web-based booking, you can't simply reserve a simple spot...

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Often people wonder about the various types of floor tile, and how they can know which option to choose for their home.
We’ll talk a bit here about several of the more common types of tiles and their characteristics, so you can make a wise choice about what you would like to consider in your next tiling project.

Quarry tile is a larger tile that comes in various sizes. It is often square, but can also be rectangular in shape. It’s made from clay. It is similar to brick manufacturing, except that the end result is flat. Quarry tile is quite durable.

Glass raised access floor tiles (also known as ‘กระเบื้องปูพื้นยกแก้ว‘ in the Thai language) are a kind of ceramic tile that is heated to a high temperature in a kind of kiln. This results in a coating similar to the look of glass.

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These tiles often carry a high recommendation because they are sealed by the heat to make them resistant to water and easily cleaned.

Porcelain tile, or ceramic tile, is an extremely hard substance. Expect to dull cutting tools pretty quickly with this type of tile. Porcelain tile comes either glazed or unglazed, and will tend to cost more than just the regular clay variety of tiling would.

You’ve probably heard of terracotta tile – this is the same substance that your clay pots are made from. What many people don’t know is that this tile picks up the color from the clay – depending on the composition of the clay, the colors will vary from orange to brown and several other shades as well.

A relative newcomer on the scene, as far as types of floor tile go, are the recycled glass tiles. Besides being eco-friendly, being processed from post – consumer glass, they are available in a wide array of colors and can be designed into an infinite number of patterns. This tile can be a beautiful addition to your home, and a lively conversation piece as well!


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SEI emerged from a collective design process that identified six grounding principles for the program (see bottom of this page). These six principles provided guidance to the founding funders and grassroots cohort members during the first learning phase of the program. As SEI shifted from a learning phase into a more active leadership phase, members of the collective struggled to identify a coherent theory of change that fit into traditional linear forms (e.g. Logic Model).

The group was introduce to the Chaordic Principles framework, which allows an initiative to sit at the intersection of order and chaos, and assumes a more iterative and evolving approach. This framework allowed us to express the full purpose and theory of the Solidarity Economy Initiative. For reference on Chaordic Principles, see “The Chaordic Stepping Stones: Planning just the right amount of form for invitation, gathering, harvest and wise action

Chaordic Principles for the Solidarity Economy Initiative

Need: the compelling reason for doing anything
  • Capitalism is imploding;

  • oppression is rampant;

  • our planet is dying;

  • economic inequality is growing;

  • our ways of working aren’t working (not loving and supportive)

Purpose: meeting the needs outlined above
  • SEI will provide resources and infrastructure to enable people experiencing oppression to act in solidarity to build economic, political, and cultural power;

  • transform capitalism / build alternatives to capitalism;

  • people with wealth and power learning the value in shifting their wealth and power;

  • working toward healing ourselves, the planet, and our communities

Principles: crisp statements of how we agree to operate together so that over the long term we can sustain the relationships that make this work possible
  • We will embody the new world we want to live in, a world of connection, belonging, love, generosity, abundance, and healing;

  • engage in multi-sectoral, intersectional organizing to create cultural, political, and economic change

  • design emergent, place-based strategies that will require customized, localized iterations across the globe to meet the unique needs of differing communities

People: those involved in the work
  • Massachusetts grassroots groups led by people who have been marginalized by systems of oppression lead the work

  • funders serve as accomplices in support of movement leaders

  • multi-sectoral partners provide additional additional support for change, including elected officials, the general public, worker cooperatives, and social justice enterprises

Concept: a high level look at the shape of our endeavor
  • Shift power;

  • mobilize and collectivize resources;

  • learn and do in communities of practice;

  • build deep relationships;

  • training and capacity building;

  • participatory grant-making

Limiting Belief: how do we question unquestioned models of behavior.

 we will challenge the following notions:

  • "there are no alternatives to capitalism”

  • “capitalism is too big and entrenched to be subverted”

  • “power dynamics between funders and grassroots groups cannot be shifted”

  • “punitive measures are needed for success”

  • “people cannot make decisions (we can’t trust poor people) for themselves because we need experts and politicians”

  • “there are not enough resources for everybody"

  • “connecting and loving are inefficient ways of getting work done”

  • “all value lies in productivity”

Structure: mechanism of allocating group resources such as money, energy, commitment, and attention
  • the steering committee is the central organization which channels money from funders to grassroots leaders

Practice: working with one another in alignment with the designs we have created.
  • SEI engages regularly in meetings and learning circles

  • space is created for caring, different ways of learning, ritual, healing,  as well as heart and soul-centered practices (including art, music, movement)

  • physical space is created as a container for envisioning

  • the grassroots leadership leads their own practices beyond SEI

  • funders lead their own practices, while also being held accountable to grassroots groups via participatory grantmaking;

  • SEI is challenging and shifting away from practices of dominance and supremacy (including white supremacy, patriarchy, heteronormativity, and more)

  • we are loving and restorative ways of accountability to one another

Harvest: making meaning of our work, telling the story and feeding forward our results so that they have the desired impacts in the world
  • relationships and shared political analysis will be built to further political processes

  • we will benefit greatly from the learning cycle in which organizations and funders are positioned to do work and take on field leadership, engaging annually in accountability and learning efforts organized by the steering committee

  • ultimately wealth decolonization and redistribution is the desired harvest

The SEI Design Process engaged leaders in the exploration of six major themes that were collectively determined as barriers to building more transformative, long term organizing strategies. Each theme was synthesized through a listening process that generated a range of everyday challenges faced by grassroots organizations rooted in low-income communities of color across the state.

The SEI Design Team identified the barriers and opportunities relating to each theme, and developed and prioritized learning and programmatic interventions to overcome these challenges. Through this exploration, SEI groups came to understand that the most transformative interpersonal and “new economy” strategies are in fact not new, but have roots in a history of collective struggle and creation. Low-income communities of color, in particular, have long been engaged in mutual aid, cooperatives of various kinds and efforts to reclaim land through a framework of self sufficiency, mutual care and solidarity. The seeds and sprouts of a new economy became an asset to build on, and groups contextualized their existing work within this broader frame of solidarity economy.

While we celebrate essential economic justice strategies like raising the minimum wage, a Solidarity Economy also emphasizes dimensions of democratic control and ownership and promotes the myriad of ways that our communities meet our material needs to survive. Building the potential of Solidarity Economy starts by building a grassroots vision through education and dialogue. Grassroots leaders cited the need for more training, resources and support to engage members in these questions and evolve strategies for a more coordinated, long term transformational political project.

Theme 1: Long Term Vision for Alternatives to Capitalism

The refrain is guiding, “if you don’t know where you’re going, any road will take you there.”  Generative and broad based social movements require at their core both a galvanizing critique and intuitive, transformative solutions. Investigating the possibility of a broad economic justice movement, organizers and funders named an omission in naming modern capitalism as an underlying cause of poverty, ecological damage and political dysfunction. Explaining the avoidance, organizers cited the fear of alienating funders and appearing “too radical,” even at the expense of their personal beliefs. More pragmatic, as frontline organizations face persistent funding and capacity challenges, engaging members around long-term alternatives to capitalism feels like a luxury when more urgent issues demand attention. The design process revealed the need for resources and support for grassroots leaders to engage in new learning opportunities to cultivate and grapple with visions for long term economic alternatives that would also guide our short and medium term strategies.

Theme 2: Cooperative Economic Development

Most organizing nonprofits center their programs on leadership development, civic engagement and issue campaigns. However, a growing number of groups are experimenting with worker cooperatives, community land trusts and democratic financing models to express a more expansive approach to building local control and wealth. Business and finance fall beyond the expertise of most organizations, requiring training, funding and technical assistance to embed successful new economy projects within a movement building infrastructure. At the same time, opportunities to identify new policy paradigms that foster the growth of cooperative economic developed emerged as a complementary opportunity for organizations to help scale core components of a solidarity economy.

Theme 3: Multisectoral Organizing

While Massachusetts’ organizing sector engages hundreds of thousands of residents as voters, workers and residents, there is a lack of strategic engagement with aligned private sector leaders who play critical roles in the economy. Worker justice campaigns rarely intersect with small business organizing. Big bank protests are often siloed from community finance efforts. A multisectoral framework locates opportunities for grassroots organizing within broader social movement strategies that seek scale and resonance across the American economy. Organizations require resources and support to reassess strategy, forge new relationships and build broader, more diverse coalitions capable of challenging consolidated corporate power. Core sectors identified as priorities through the design process included the small business sector, progressive capital and finance providers, and the progressive faith community.

Theme 4: Political Power Building Innovations

In the last decade, the grassroots organizing sector has become increasingly sophisticated with its use of voter engagement strategies to build community power. Coordinated voter tables, integrating issue campaigns into GOTV and employing ballot measures to advance a progressive agenda are increasingly popular approaches. Groups seek technical assistance to understand and engage the evolving landscape of political tools that move beyond voter engagement, including 501c4 structures, independent expenditures, superPACs and Independent Political Organizations (IPO). The design process helped clarify the successes of local political and civic engagement strategies to date, and identified opportunities for evolving political power building strategies for the future.

Theme 5: Healing and Transformative Leadership

Our communities carry generational trauma from a history of institutional and cultural persecution. Many of our grassroots leaders experience regular harm from the police, employers, peers, and even family. The trauma rampant in our communities is both a human rights crisis and an obstacle to successful organizing. The grassroots sector requires training, methods and referral partnerships to more explicitly integrate personal, family and collective healing into the domain of community engagement. Grounding prospects for a solidarity economy in the health and resilience of our communities, SEI groups identified the integration of transformative leadership development work into their organizations as a necessary expansion of our conception of what it means to be a community organizer.

Theme 6: Organizational Capacity Building

While sector leaders invited new theories and approaches to organizing, there was also a recognition that most of our non-profits are barely holding on. Before considering innovations, leaders emphasized the need to help stabilize small, underfunded non-profit organizations. Executive Directors juggle an impossible set of responsibilities and under resourced groups necessarily cut corners to keep their programs running and relevant. This leaves systems for member and donor tracking, online communications, or internal human resources left underdeveloped and even ignored. The grassroots sector is in dire need of individualized consulting and collective resources to fortify infrastructure and build more stable and sustainable organizations. The design process revealed opportunities for applying cooperative principles to nonprofit organizations to share costs, improve efficiencies and grow the collective capacity of the field.


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iPhone SE 3: Will It Be Introduced? Here Is The First Information

iPhone SE 3 is out. Attention those who want affordable smartphones! New reports have emerged about the iPhone SE 3. Here is the first information about the device.

Apple, the world’s largest technology company, is experiencing its golden age. The company, which has a market value of almost 2.5 trillion dollars, achieves this success especially with iPhone models. The company, which is very ambitious and successful especially in high-end phone sales, aims to appeal to every user group recently.

For this reason, the US technology giant, which first launched the iPhone SE model in 2016, combines modern technologies with old designs to create affordable and high-performance products. Finally, Apple, which surprisingly introduced the iPhone SE 2020 last year, is preparing to surprise consumers once again.

When will the iPhone SE 3 arrive?

Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who made some statements for a short time, claimed that Apple would update the affordable iPhone SE series. A recent report backed up these claims. According to some industry sources from Digitimes Asia, Apple has started negotiations with Xintec for the new SE model.

Xintec is a subsidiary of TSMC, the world’s largest manufacturer of semiconductor chips. The company has similarly worked as an Apple supplier for iPhone SE models before. Another piece of information that overlaps with Ming-Chi Kuo’s analysis is history. According to the report, the new phone will be released in the first half of 2022. The device will most likely remain the same in design.

However, it will literally be a flagship by taking advantage of the company’s latest technology. Apple’s iPhone SE 3 is expected to use both 5G and a newer processor. At the same time, reports claim that the phone will be the cheapest SE model on the market. This means that Apple will win back many customers lost because of the price.

So what do you think about this subject? Buy an affordable iPhone SE 3 with old design? Can you share your views with us in the comments section?


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Good Note: Chris Volstad [right] got his first victory of the spring in the White Sox’s triumphant finale on Sunday.
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What a way to end a spring.

The Chicago White Sox — and more accurately, their B- and C-squads — refused to mail in their Cactus League finale, drubbing the Milwaukee Brewers, 16-1, at Camelback Ranch.

Chris Volstad got the default start and went three strong (two hits, two Ks) for his first win of the spring. The veteran righthander threw 14 innings in Arizona and will head into the AAA Charlotte Knights rotation pocketing a perfect 0.00 spring ERA.

Gregory Infante and Ryan Burr pitched scoreless innings in relief, sandwiched around an outstanding outing from Spencer Adams. Adams tossed four solid innings, yielding just a single solo home run.

Offensively, the Chisox subs hit the field pretty quickly, and boy, did they do damage, putting up crooked numbers in the second, third, fourth, sixth and eighth innings.

Seby Zavala kicked off the scoring in the second inning, when he absolutely crushed a ball out to left field, where it landed over the berm and onto the outfield concourse for a three-run shot, scoring Adam Engel and Tyler Saladino.

In the third, three more scored, two coming on a line shot to center by Engel, who got on base in both of his trips to the plate today and ended his spring with a .383 batting average and 1.155 OPS.

At 6-0 in the fourth, Chicago pushed it to double figures by plating four more. The first came on a bases-loaded walk to Matt Skole for the easiest of his 10 RBI on the spring. The next two runs came on a single to center by Mason Robbins.

Even then, the White Sox didn’t downshift.

In the sixth, Eddy Alvarez clocked a two-run oppo shot to left-center to put the Good Guys up, 12-1. Alvarez finished the game 2-for-4 with two runs scored and four RBI.

Two innings later, it was the Luis Basabe of the Jose Quintana trade, Bryant Flete, who got on the board with a two-run shot to right, putting the White Sox up, 14-1.

Joel Booker and Jake Elmore followed later in the eighth with RBI singles, to close out scoring for the game, and for spring training 2018.

All in all, it was a pretty fun Cactus League. Breakouts from Engel and Ryan Cordell, continued strong play from Avisail Garcia, Yoan Moncada and Matt Davidson, and even some succulent sneak previews from Eloy Jimenez, Basabe, Luis Robert, Dylan Cease, Dane Dunning, Zavala, Micker Adolfo and even Jake Burger well offset the occasional Carson Fulmer flameout.

The White Sox finish the spring at 16-12, good for fifth in the Cactus League. Among AL teams, they finished behind only the Cleveland Indians.


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How to Foster Language Development

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Every child develops at his own pace; however, there are certain language milestones to watch for. For example, many children begin to form short, simple sentences by the time they turn two years old. You can help foster your child’s language development by using some simple communication techniques.

Communication with Infants

Infants typically begin producing simple sounds by the time they are six months old. You will likely hear him make gurgling noises and sounds like “ba ba ba.” Reward your child’s efforts by repeating these sounds to him, ideally in a manner in which he can see your mouth move.

In addition to repeating your child’s simple sounds, carry on one-way conversations with him. Every time you bathe him, change his diapers, feed him, and do other activities, describe what you are doing. For example, say “Let’s bathe your tummy” or “You must be hungry.”

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Use language that describes your child’s movements and actions. For example, say “Let’s walk over to the table” or “You stood up all by yourself.” This helps your child connect the words to the physical action. Describe the actions that you take, in addition to your child’s actions. For example, say “Now Mommy is going to tie her shoes” or “Daddy is chopping up carrots to make a salad.”

Talking with your child constantly helps encourage his language development. Discuss playtime activities and other things that you do with your child. Turn family vacations into learning time. For example, if you take your child to a beach or to a water park, talk about how cold the water is. Create games that emphasize learning. Ask your child to select the red crayon, the largest truck, and so on so that he learns to identify descriptive terms with the correct item.

Communication Techniques

As your child begins to form simple sounds and words, give him plenty of time to explore his own capabilities. Wait for him to finish speaking; avoid finishing his words or sentences. Instead, expand on what he says after he finishes speaking. For example, he might say “kitty.” Expand on his word by saying “Yes, the kitty ran out of the room” or “The kitty is very pretty.” If he says “truck,” you might say “You want the toy truck.”

Make eye contact with your child as you speak Do the same while he is talking. Always answer what he says and use gestures to supplement your language. Ask your child plenty of questions to encourage him to talk, but do not attempt to force him to speak. Provide a model of proper speech instead of correcting his speech. For example, if your child says “Me hungry,” say “I am hungry, too.”

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Reading with Your Child

Read books aloud with your child every day. As your child grows older, encourage him to become more engaged in reading by having him select his own age-appropriate books from the library. If your child begins to lose interest in a book, sing the text and encourage him to join in. You can also make up your own stories about the pictures in the book and encourage your child to do the same.

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India Retained Bengal Because of Syama Prasad Mookerjee, Says Amit Shah

New Delhi: In the main auditorium of the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library, a life-size portrait of Jawaharlal Nehru stands witness to many a seminars and academic discussions.

On Saturday evening, the stage was, interestingly, set to remember Jan Sangh founder and Nehru critic Dr Syama Prasad Mookerjee.

BJP president Amit Shah, who was chief guest at the launch of a book on Mookerjee’s vision of education, credited Mookerjee with “stopping the Islamikaran of Bengal before Independence and said it was due to his efforts that India retained Bengal during Partition.

“If you see the population of old Bengal, it was in no way a Hindu-dominated land. He (Mookerjee) stood against the rules that allowed the partition of Bengal, and as a result Bengal did not become part of then East Pakistan, now Bangladesh,” he said.

“In 1940, a bill was introduced in Bengal Vidhan Sabha, which aimed at Islamikaran of education…. It was stopped due to Mookerjee’s intervention and protests,” he added.

Shah also took on the Congress, saying the Partition should not have been religion-based. “When Labour Party came to power, the Congress accepted the partition of India. Why?” questioned Shah, adding, “Partition should not have happened on the grounds of religion but still Congress went ahead with it.”

Calling Mookerjee a “visionary”, Shah said an organisation he had founded has crores of members today.

“Why did he lay down the foundation of Jan Sangh? At the time, there was no corruption and the Congress had not forgotten Gandhi. Still he started an organisation like Jana Sangh because he was a doordarshi (visionary)…. Mookerjee started this party with just 10 people and today there are 11 crore members in the BJP,” said Shah.

At the time, the political situation was such that Jana Sangh would have never got majority, Shah said. “Forget at the national level, it wouldn’t have been in power even in local bodies. The ‘yes’ votes were deposited in Congress account and Nehru’s popularity was at its peak,” Shah said.

The BJP chief said Mookerjee’s contribution to education had not been highlighted, calling it a “grave injustice done by history as well as history writers.” The Jan Sangh founder did not believe in “compartmentalisation and commercialisation” of education, Shah said.

Other speakers at the event included NITI Ayog member Professor Bibek Debroy, Indian Council for Social Science Research chairman BB Kumar and BJP national vice-president Shyam Jaju. The book is a compilation of 29 speeches by Mookerjee and has been edited by Anirban Ganguly and Avadhesh Kumar Singh.

Remembering Mookerjee, Debroy said that with him as Vice Chancellor, the University of Calcutta had invited Rabindranath Tagore for the convocation which was conducted in Bengali for the first time. BB Kumar lamented that the role of people like Moorkerjee in India’s history had been forgotten.

(This Report was published in on 16th July 2017)