Sinkhole in Seattle

SEATTLE — Officials are trying to determine the scope of an “apparent sinkhole” that appeared Thursday morning in the city’s Queen Anne neighborhood, Seattle Department of Transportation spokesperson Norm Mah said. The apparent sinkhole was noticed Thursday morning on 5th Avenue near the intersection of W. Comstock Street. The hole is about 3-feet wide. Mah…

via ‘Apparent sinkhole’ appears in Seattle; street closed — Q13 FOX News

Australia’s Reef

This March 2017 WWF video is about the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. It has coral bleaching problems. Related articles Coral bleaching returns to the Great Barrier Reef Global Warming Is Killing the Great Barrier Reef Great Barrier Reef could lose one million visitors annually if coral bleaching continues New coral reefs study finally gives […]

via Australian Great Barrier Reef coral problems — Dear Kitty. Some blog

* Health Plan via Worldwatch

via Wellness Wednesday – Volume 3 – Week 11 — TRC’s STARS Enhanced Health Plan

Book Review ~ Bodies of Evidence via BookZone

Bodies of Evidence: How Forensic Science Solves Crime by Brian Innes & Lucy Doncaster Synopsis: Bodies of Evidence is packed with intriguing case histories involving an astonishing variety of forensic evidence. Criminal investigators have learned how to interpret vital testimony that is written in the language of fingerprints and flakes of skin, gradients of teeth and bone, […]

FORENSICS IN THE COURTROOM via Manisha Nandan

IT IS A MISTAKE TO THEORIZE BEFORE YOU HAVE ALL EVIDENCE. IT BIASES THE JUDGMENT – Sherlock Holmes FORENSICS IN THE COURTROOM — Manisha Nandan [ CRIME NEVER DIES – PART 3 ] UDGMENT – Sherlock Holmes When someone is charged with a crime, the prosecution and defence typically call in witnesses to testify about […]

The Risks of Cutting Corners in Forensics via Jonathan Desverney @ USA News

[ad_1] With the demise of the internationally renowned public sector UK Forensic Science Service in 2012 came the promulgation and growth of a new competitive marketplace. Private sector companies working in a hastily drawn up framework for forensic science provision were invited into rounds of competitive tendering that were driven by the police service. These […]

Independant Auditor vs. Forensic Accountant via Dee Studler

There is no single definition of forensic accounting, but what everyone agrees on is that forensic accounting involves applying accounting concepts and techniques to legal issues. It is a specialty that requires the integration of investigative, accounting and auditing skills. According to Dee Studler, founder of SDC CPAs, a global investigation and forensic accounting firm, […] […]

Forensic Science and its 9 Governing Principles via The Legal Conundrum

The word ‘forensic’ is derived from the Latin word ‘forensis’ that relates to a discussion or examination performed in public. Forensic science is the application of science and the scientific method to matters of law and resolution of legal conflicts. It is a multi-disciplinary subject which draws upon physics, chemistry, biology, computer science and other […]

UNIVERSAL LAWS of Attraction via theutopiauniverse

1. Law of Attraction. We have covered this law before, but I will attempt to make it interesting for you, and it is a must to be in the 7 Universal Laws,you are aware of the energy that we give out to the universe, that draw to it energies that are of equal frequencies/vibration.And as […]

Key Points about Requiring Proof of Covid-19 Vaccination? via Strategic HR Solutions

In connection with the recent surge in COVID-19 cases caused by the Delta variant, many businesses have begun to require that employees—and sometimes contractors, volunteers and patrons—provide proof of vaccination. This may come in the form of requests for voluntary disclosure, or in connection with employer vaccine policies, or pursuant to newly issued mandates from […]

How Big Pharma Fueled the Opioid Crisis That Killed 500,000 and Counting via Democracy Now

As the U.S. continues to deal with the fallout from devastating the opioid epidemic that has killed over 500,000 people in the country since 1999, we speak with Academy Award-winning filmmaker Alex Gibney, whose latest documentary, “The Crime of the Century,” looks at the pharmaceutical industry’s methods in promoting and selling these powerful drugs. “I […]

The tone of voice to use when talking about forensic mistakes via Bredemarket

Remember my post that discussed the tone of voice that a company chooses to use when talking about the benefits of the company and its offerings? Or perhaps you saw the repurposed version of the post, a page section entitled “Don’t use that tone of voice with me!” The tone of voice that a firm […] […]

Types of Distribution Channels. AKA Sourcing the Product via Jessie Kimball

This week has been a bit better than last, but I still feel a bit overwhelmed. There are so many options and I want to be sure I choose the best option for me. It is great that we are assigned to research our choices though because if I had to just choose one over […] […]

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