In the latest efforts to enforce Arizona’s strict employer sanctions laws, Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio announced a raid on Handy Manny’s workshop. The shop’s owner Manuel “Manny” Garcia and several of his talking tools were taken into custody.“You break it, we fix ow, ow, wait please wait,” was the last thing that a local resident heard following a raid that included several g
The FIFA Disciplinary Committee has decided to sanction Eduardo Carlos Morgado Oliveira and Melvin King for anti-doping rule violations during FIFA competitions.
(USDOJ) WASHINGTON – Siemens Aktiengesellschaft (Siemens AG), a German corporation, and three of its subsidiaries today pleaded guilty to violations of and charges related to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), the Department of Justice and U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission announced.At a hearing before U.S. District Judge Richard J. Leon in the District of Columbia, Siemens AG plead
The Winograd Commission published a lengthy report in the Hebrew language dealing with its assessment of the factual findings that came out of the investigation of the violations of international law during the War in Lebanon in the summer of 2006 (Israel has refused to refer to the conflict as a war and has consistently [...]
Larry McClure, a founding member of Morgan-McClure Motorsports, was indicted Tuesday on charges of federal tax law violations.An indictment returned by a federal grand jury in Abingdon on Tuesday charged McClure with multiple counts of mail fraud, filing a false tax return, obstructing a tax investigation, money laundering and one count of wire fraud.McLure faces up to 115 years in prison and a $2
Amnesty International has submitted a briefing to the Committee Against Torture in view of its consideration of Israel’s fourth periodic report on its implementation of the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment. The briefing focuses on Amnesty International’s concerns about Israel’s failure to implement the Convention against Torture particu
1. Enroll them in driver education courses. Discounts are available for teens who take recognized driving classes. But call your car insurance company to find out which schools are covered before paying big bucks.2. Steer clear of sports cars. Don't try to live vicariously through your teenager by giving them the hot car you couldn't get in high school. Getting your teenager a safe car to drive, w
Violations of Workers' Rights Reported in Asian Mobile Phone FactoriesCellular-News, UK -9 hours agoThe mobile phone industry is often presented as a clean, unproblematic industry, but a report from the lobbying group, makeITfair claims that this is not …
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Why? I'll tell you why.<br><br>Yes, technically all you YouTube videos should be original and the rights owned by the uploader, but give me a flippin' break. Who gets upset that someone upped a mid-80s Burger King chicken tenders Christmas commercial? It's complete bull. No one is profiting from old commercials being posted, if anything, if the product is even still around, it might ma
Federal prosecutors are examining collusion by egg producers and tomato processors, according to an article in Tuesday’s Wall Street Journal.Food prices have risen in recent years due to rising energy costs, rising world demand, and drought, and -- for eggs and tomatoes, among other food products – also, in all likelihood, because of collusion. Fresh egg prices are up over 40% over the past ye
Postville Once Touted As Iowa's Beacon Of DiversityNow Considered "The Shame Of Iowa" by Agriprocessors...The Iowa attorney general's office has filed child labor charges against the owner and managers of the Agriprocessors kosher meatpacking plant in Postville.The complaint filed Tuesday alleges more than 9,000 violations of Iowa's child labor law at the plant. The attorney general's office said
Islamic areas risk being seen as the world's Badlands - although they won the battle for special protection under the UN for Islamic norms such as stonings, honour killing, child brides, female circumcision/mutilation, beheading, removal of limbs and the killing, torturing or incarceration of apostates from Islam- they are likely to lose the war for respect, trust and to be taken seriously. For th
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla -- NASCAR announced Wednesday that Kirk Almquist, crew chief for the No. 9 Dodge driven by Patrick Carpentier and Paul Wolfe, crew chief for the No. 22 Dodge driven by Ryan Newman, have been fined due to rule violations during the Nationwide Series event at Watkins Glen International.Almquist was fined $5,000 for violating Section 12-4-A (actions detrimental to stock car racing)
GAZA - PalestineNews : The Hamas Movement stated that the ongoing repressive acts against Hamas cadres and institutions in the West Bank prove that PA chief Mahmoud Abbas's calls for national dialog is insincere and aimed to cover up for his security apparatuses' violations. In a press statement to the Quds Press published on Monday, Fawzi Barhoum, a Hamas spokesman, said that all facts confirm th
RAMALLAH, (PIC)-- The Hamas Movement stated that the violations committed blatantly in the West Bank by the security apparatuses under the command of PA chief Mahmoud Abbas are contrary to law and morality and must not go without retribution, warning that it will not stay for long monitoring these infringements. "Now you are seeking protection from the Zionists, and you know well if the Zionists s
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Boulder, Colorado (ThaLunatic Daily) -- Brian Bonsall, the 26 year old former 'Family Ties' actor who played 'Andy Keaton' when he was a child, has been named in a bench warrant that was issued after he failed to show up for court.According to court records, Bonsall was ordered to appear in court regarding an alleged probation violation stemming from a conviction against him for abusing his gir
AMMAN - PalestineNews : Prasad Kariyawasam, the head of the special UN committee on human rights in Palestine, voiced deep concern about the ongoing Israeli violations against human rights in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, pointing out that the Israeli siege increased poverty and destroyed economy in the Strip.Kariyawasam, the representative of Sri Lanka in the three-member committee, warned ag
AMMAN - PalestineNews : Prasad Kariyawasam, the head of the special UN committee on human rights in Palestine, voiced deep concern about the ongoing Israeli violations against human rights in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, pointing out that the Israeli siege increased poverty and destroyed economy in the Strip.Kariyawasam, the representative of Sri Lanka in the three-member committee, warned ag
A European Commission is meeting with Turkish officials to discuss the presence of extensive torture and abuse of people in prisons as well as the general population. The EU commission was told there had been a significant increase in reports of violations of human rights and people being subject to torture. A major factor is [...]
Editor’s Correction: The RICO lawsuit filed by Anita Hunter against Ed Okun was actually filed in May of 2007 not May of 2008 as originally reported. Apologies to all parties involved. In May of 2007, I was just beginning to report on the Ed Okun 1031 Advance connection and the overall scheme of his 1031 [...]
By Kevin Canessa Jr.The Hudson LineNUTLEY — A senior partner at the law firm Bisceglie & DeMarco says the firm has initiated civil litigation in federal court on behalf of Donna Koeppel against the Township of Nutley and members of its police department for violation of her civil rights.According to Angelo Bisceglie, a tort claim filed by Bisceglie & DeMarco with the municipality lists a
Judicial Watch, a government watchdag group, wants Nancy Pelosi and Al Gore investigated for the commercial that ran featuring her and Newt Gingrich talking about global warming. As I first wrote about here, this commercial appears to have broken the restriction of free speech bill otherwise known as McCain-Feingold campaign finance reform. The problem lies [...]
The chief inspector of the State Securities Commission (SSC) today signed a decision on administrative penalty on Viet Nam Investment Limited for violations of the Securities Law.
According to the Hanoi Securities Trading Centre (HASTC), from January to March 2008, Viet Nam Investment Limited, a major shareholder of...
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This from the H-L:INVOLVED IN FATAL SCHOOL BUS CRASHFALMOUTH --A trucking company that was involved in a school bus crash that killed one student and injured 12 people has violated federal and state safety regulations, a newspaper reported.A review by the Kentucky Vehicle Enforcement agency found eight safety violations for XXL Trucking, according to The Kentucky Enquirer. Three violations for the
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gpl-violations.org () afferma che Skype () violava la General Public License versione 2 (GPLv2); si è cercato di risolvere la questione in via del tutto pacifica ma la cosa non è andata in buca ed è scatta la denuncia. gpl-violations.org, nel luglio scorso, ottiene un'ingiunzione nei confronti di Skype e quest'ultima rinuncia al ricorso in appello. Si chiude così un
With 12-30 million third-world Mexican illegal alien peasants dumped on the backs of U.S. taxpayers, one would expect Mexican officials to keep their mouths shut about border violation issues.
Although there is penalty of federal law, brokerage firms may cheat investors. Here are some rights of investors which must be given two times, before trading and after doing any process –buying or selling– by written confirmation:
1- The bid and offer price quotes for penny stock. Here, [...]
Stories of Photos being downloaded and used left and right is more rampant today than ever. I was meeting with a friend and he said that clients asked him to download photos for use for an ad campaign. I said I would be the first one to report him! He said that he was joking [...]
The DNC is suing the Federal Election Commission over its failure to investigate John McCain's campaign finance practices.
From NPR this morning:
When McCain's campaign was about to go broke over the winter, he got a line of credit from a bank. He had already applied for public financing. But when his fundraising got better, McCain declared that he was withdrawing from the public financing program.
The DNC lawsuit says he can't do that — because he had already made financial use of his access to public funds. The Democrats point out that McCain's campaign manager guaranteed to the bank that McCain could qualify for public money in the future.
Though McCain never made use of any public money, he is technically still signed up for the public funding program for the primaries. Last month, F
This from the Enquirer:KENTON CO. -- A Villa Hills woman accused of violating the terms of her probation appeared in Kenton Circuit Court Friday. (Backstory) Jeni Lee Dinkel was kicked out of a court-ordered sex offender treatment program for violations that include refusing to take a polygraph test, according to prosecutors.She has appealed that decision, and results are expected next week.At Friday's hearing, Kenton Circuit Judge Gregory Bartlett denied a motion by Dinkel's lawyer Robert Lotz for access to Dinkel's file kept by the Kentucky Division of Probation and Parole. Bartlett said those documents would be made available before the hearing on Dinkel's probation revocation, set for 9:30 a.m. Friday.Dinkel's probation officer and the director of the sex offender treatment program hav
CHRISTIAN SOLIDARITY WORLDWIDE voice for the voiceless MARCH 2008 The religious rights of prisoners of conscience are systematically violated in Cuban prisons, according to a new report released by Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW) in London: Report distributed via internet by the Coalition of Cuban-American Women / Joseito76@aol.com
As a driver, I always do my best not to get a traffic ticket. Years of driving had made me familiar with how cops rush at the end of the month just to meet their quota. In short, I’ve had my fair share of traffic violations over the years. The simple fact is as much [...]
I found that many people don’t know how to deal with Google when problems happen. Here list of forms to report common problems to Google.
Adsence policy violation- use this form if you find websites which violate AdSense policy using spam, fraud clicks, inappropriate ads, illegal content, hints and tricks to increase click rate, offer to exchange [...]
Typhoon Touch is working its way down the tablet PC food chain. After suing Dell and Motion Computing for allegedly infringing on two of its patents for portable computers with touch-screen technology, Typhoon, and licensing partner and co-plaintiff Nova Mobility Systems, said Tuesday they are targeting three more potential infringers: ...
In a brief voice-mail message about 10 days before the slaying, he apologized for everything he had done. It seemed harmless...If there is someone who has threatened or harmed you, don't give them the benefit of a doubt. Report any and all contact in violation of an order of protection.
The so-called Technical Committee recently received a build of Windows 7 from Microsoft and is checking it for any features that might violate the federal antitrust agreement.
The court-mandated committee overseeing Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT)'s compliance with a federal antitrust settlement has commenced reviews on the company's next major operating system to ensure it meets the settlement's terms.
In its recent judgment, the court held Qualcomm guilty of withholding a large number of electronically stored documents. Qualcomm never searched the e-mails of certain key witnesses for responsive documents. It held back tens of thousands of e-mails that were decisive…
The Union of Myanmar is governed by a strict military regime. The current head of state is Senior General Than Shwe, who holds the posts of “Chairman of the State Peace and Development Council” and “Commander in Chief of the Defense Services”. General Khin Nyunt was prime minister until 19 October 2004, when he was [...]
This is part one of a special report conducted by the Yesha Council that lists human rights violations against Jewish residents of Judea, Samaria and Gaza that the MSM won't pay any attention to. I strongly recommend that everyone read it and the parts that'll follow, to know what's not being discussed.
Fri, Dec 07, 2007
Ruling puts state’s virtual schools at risk
Appeals court says Wisconsin Virtual Academy violates state law
From eSchool News staff and wire service reports
Primary Topic Channel: Virtual schooling / Distance Learning
Parents of virtual-school students in Wisconsin fear a court ruling puts online instruction in jeopardy.Online education programs for thousands of Wisconsin students [...]
Nearly two years after Reggie Bush won the Heisman Trophy, a book detailing improper benefits he allegedly received while playing for the University of Southern California and his relationship with the financiers of a fledgling sports marketing company could further damage his chances of keeping the most prestigious award in college sports.
The book, "Tarnished Heisman" by Don Yaeger and Jim
Beijing Olympic organizers have openly expressed a policy banning Falun Gong adherents from attending the 2008 summer Olympics, the Falun Dafa Information Centre reported Wednesday. Beijing’s decision stands in stark violation to Articles 35 and 36 of China’s own Constitution, which promise freedom of association and religious belief, as well as the International Olympic Committee’s [...]
I was talking to Jonathan Dalton on the phone about the people appearing in some of the Bad MLS Photo of the Day posts. He pointed out that having people appear in MLS photos are a violation for his MLS.
Actually it’s the same thing in Connecticut, and I suspect the majority of other MLS’s. Likely for simple reasons of the fear of lawsuit of people not having signed model releases etc. Plus the very obvious fair housing concerns come to mind too.
So not only are the agents putting photos of people in listing photos destroying the photo as a sales piece, they’re willing to risk some hefty fines to do so.
It’s so mindlessly inept, that I can’t dwell on it too long.
I just post the silly photos, laugh and move on.
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The ambitious Sakrama — building regularisation scheme — may have come as a breather for owners of buildings with violations. But till it gets off the ground and cases are settled, the BBMP has decided to milch the cow. With the Capital Value...(read more)
As if being investigated by the FBI back in March and getting busted trying to buy their reputation back in May wasn't enough, Beazer Homes is in trouble again. This time, it's with the SEC and the U.S. Attorney's Office who are investigating Beazer Homes for violations of HUD regulations governing down-payment-assistance programs. This comes after a series of stories in the Charlotte Observer came out documenting cases where Beazer Homes appeared to have broken rules governing down-payment-assistance and had sold homes to low-income buyers who couldn't afford them in the first place.
Beazer admitted that it's own internal investigation found evidence that employees of Beazer's Mortgage division violated certain HUD regulations dating back to at least 2000. The company is seeking to negotiate a settlement with regulators to the tune of $8M to $15M, but no deal has been struck as of yet.
Beazer also announced today that they would restate earnings going back to 2004. The restat
There has been enormous pressure on the United Nations from the world for more harsh actions against the Burmese military regime.The article reported on Agence France-Presse (AFP) mentioned that despite worldwide protests in support of Burma’s pro-democracy movement, any sanction resolution would probably face a veto from China and Russia, the former being the main backer of the junta all these years. The reason given would be the turmoil in Burma is an internal affair that does not represent a threat to regional or international peace and security.Although theoretically what happened in Burma will not affect the world in terms of peace and security, it is imperative to note that according to the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights, it seemed that there have been serious violations of the chapter: Article 4. No one shall be held in slavery or servitude; slavery and the slave trade shall be prohibited in all their forms. Article 5. No one shall be subjected to
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The NCAA placed Purdue University on two years’ probation Wednesday after it determined that a former assistant women’s basketball coach wrote a paper for a player and made more than 100 impermissible recruiting calls. The women’s basketball program will also lose three scholarships, reducing the number from 15 to 13 for 2007-08. The university already cut one scholarship for the 2006-07 academic year. The program will not face a postseason ban. Former assistant more…
MUNCIE, Ind. (AP) — Former Ball State basketball coach Ronny Thompson’s attorney denies that the coach committed any rules violations as alleged by the NCAA in a letter to university officials. The NCAA asked Ball State officials to investigate new accusations surrounding the men’s basketball program, including an allegation that the women’s volleyball coach was fired for reporting suspected infractions. The latest allegations were outlined in a letter from the NCAA dated two days before more…
NASCAR has issued penalties and fines to the No. 24 and No. 48 Hendrick Motorsports teams that compete in the Nextel Cup Series, as a result of rule infractions found this past weekend at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, Calif.
DENVER (AP) — Colorado was placed on two years’ probation and fined $100,000 by the NCAA on Thursday for inadvertently undercharging 133 athletes for meals totaling $61,700 over six academic years. The school also was ordered to cut one football scholarship for the next three seasons.
The violations are considered “major,” the infractions committee said. The fine is to be paid to a hunger- or homeless-relief charity.
The probation will not limit CU’s television exposure or NCAA more…
Arab Times , KUWAIT CITY: With both the Popular Bloc and National Bloc increasing the heat on him and leading a tireless campaign to oust him from the Cabinet, Oil Minister Sheikh Ali Al-Jarrah Al-Sabah says he has left the issue of his resignation in the hands of HH the Prime Minister Sheikh Nasser Mohammed Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah. A reliable governmental source said Sheikh Ali Al-Jarrah’s resignation will depend on the nature of the grilling motion expected to be submitted next week by MPs Musallam Al-Barrak and Faisal Al-Muslem, and the number of MPs who support the grilling. On the same issue, MP Dr Waleed Al-Tabtabaei said “we should judge Sheikh Ali Al-Jarrah on his performance and not on the basis of a wrongly worded statement. We should give the minister a final opportunity to deal with the violations, which were revealed by MPs.”
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A firm based in El Centro, Calif. has agreed to pay $9,027 for demolishing a structure without notifying the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as required by federal Clean Air Act asbestos regulations.CT EL Centro, LLC, owner of a property located at 1523 W. Main Street in El Camino, and its contractor, Action Environmental Enterprises, Inc., failed to notify the EPA of a demolition taking place at said location as required under the National Emissions Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants regulations.“When a building is demolished, asbestos must be properly removed in order to protect the health of the public and immediate community,” said Deborah Jordan, director of the EPA’s Air Division for the Pacific Southwest. “Appropriate regulatory agencies must be notified in advance so they can ensure that the required safeguards are in place.”The EPA has classified asbestos, a known carcinogen, as a hazardous air pollutant. Individuals exposed to asbestos fibers are at risk of
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency reached a $20,000 settlement with a construction consultant for violating federal regulations governing asbestos removal from buildings in Hayward, Calif. in 2000.The construction consultant, Timothy Chu Construction Consulting Services, is paying a penalty of $20,000. Settlements were previously reached with the building owner, Cheng, Chow and Chu, Inc, for $149,000 and the construction company, Sincere Construction, for $1,500. The asbestos removal was also the subject of a criminal investigation which resulted in a plea agreement under which the building owner Clifford Cheng served four months under house arrest and paid a $5,000 criminal penalty.“This case was particularly important because of the large amounts of asbestos and the delay in mitigating the problem,” said Deborah Jordan, director of the Air Division in the EPA’s Pacific Southwest region. “We are pleased that all responsible parties were held accountable, and acknowledge
Oregon State Hospital has been fined for violating state environmental regulations governing asbestos. Hospital authorities failed to inform a contractor installing a new water line that the old pipeline they were excavating contained asbestos. A 1990 survey documented where the amosite asbestos -containing pipeline lay on the hospital campus. Asbestos causes mesothelioma, a rare form of cancer. Asbestos diseases do not develop until many years after exposure.For the full story, go to www.statesmanjournal.com.
by Joe Carrol
Exxon Mobil Corp. has agreed to pay $400,000 in penalties to California for air-permit violations at its biggest West Coast refinery. Irving-based Exxon Mobil also agreed to spend up to $2 million on a plan to cut excessive emissions of carbon dioxide, volatile organic compounds and other pollutants from its Torrance plant, the company said Tuesday in a public filing. And in Texas,
by Joe Carrol
Exxon Mobil Corp. has agreed to pay $400,000 in penalties to California for air-permit violations at its biggest West Coast refinery. Irving-based Exxon Mobil also agreed to spend up to $2 million on a plan to cut excessive emissions of carbon dioxide, volatile organic compounds and other pollutants from its Torrance plant, the company said Tuesday in a public filing. And in Texas,
Anna Solis, Phoenix, AZ, was removed by the Superintendent of the Arizona Department of Financial Institutions from any and all positions she may hold in any financial institution or enterprise within the State of Arizona. The allegations against Solis, deemed admitted, concerned statutory escrow violations. The Superintendent issued her final order on April 25, 2007. The order may be appealed within thirty (30) days.
I know I’m constantly showing bad real estate photos on the blog. I’m enjoying mocking and spinning them into something humorous. But at the same time I’m also more than a little disgruntled about them.
I’ve been tossing and turning about this for a couple weeks now. I’m getting to the point where I think that because bad photos act to drive potential buyers away from asking for showings and writing offers, that bad photos are in fact a serious ethical violation by listing agents. One that should or could result in lawsuits, fines, revoking of licensure.
Jim Duncan mentions similar thoughts in passing.
“The fact that there is only one picture in the MLS should be a violation in and of itself as well.”
Assume that a seller has a good home, reasonably priced and generally market ready. Then the listing agent shoots terrible photos and then uploads those photos to the Multiple Listing System (MLS). Then those photos get spread far a
Washington -- The United States and the inter-American community are united in condemning human rights repression in Cuba and Venezuela.
The State Department said in a new human rights report, released April 5, that Cuba had at least 283 political prisoners and detainees at the end of 2006.
The report said thousands more citizens in Cuba served sentences in 2006 for “dangerousness,” in the absence of any criminal activity. In addition, the report said beatings and abuse of detainees and prisoners, including human rights activists, were carried out with impunity, and that harsh and life-threatening prison conditions included denial of medical care.
The Cuban government uses the concept of "dangerousness" in an attempt to justify detaining its citizens, saying these people supposedly have a “special inclination” to commit crimes.
In a separate development, a human rights body of the Organization of American States (OAS) says in its own new report that the Cuban people endure a
The editor-in-chief of Playboy Indonesia was found innocent Thursday of violating indecency laws in the world's most populous Muslim nation and will not face time behind bars, judges ruled Thursday. Erwin Arnada had faced a maximum punishment of more than 2 1/2 years in prison in a case closely watched by Islamic hardliners, who have loudly protested since the toned-down version of the American magazine hit newsstands in Indonesia one year ago. But Efran Basyuning, presiding judge of the South Jakarta District Court, said pictures of scantily dressed women, some in underwear with their breasts partially exposed, could not, under criminal laws, "be categorized as pornography."Earlier:Indonesia News Blog: Is Indonesian Playboy indecent?Indonesia News Blog: Playboy Indonesia editor could face two years ...
An Anchorage Salvation Army thrift store has agreed to pay a $76,906 penalty to settle with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for alleged violations of the asbestos National Emissions Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (asbestos NESHAP) under the Clean Air Act.In response to customer complaints, EPA conducted an inspection of a thrift store operated by the Salvation Army in Anchorage in September 2005, and found untrained workers removing over 7,500 square feet of asbestos-containing floor tile during business hours. EPA’s inspector determined the floor tile was in a deteriorated state and easily crumbled with hand pressure. The store had already disposed of much of the broken floor tile prior to the inspection. Samples collected by EPA’s inspector showed the floor tile contained asbestos.Upon learning of the asbestos concern, the Salvation Army immediately closed the store, located on Northern Lights Boulevard, and kept it closed until an abatement company was abl
PHILADELPHIA - Eight companies that voluntarily disclosed and corrected environmental violations had penalties waived by the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency, the result of an EPA policy that has been successful in getting companies to make good-faith efforts in self-policing their own environmental compliance. » original news (via-hugg.com)
Construction safety needs to be everyone's concern working in the industry. Great strides have been made by many companies. Yet people are being injured in roughly the same numbers as they have been for the last 15 years. OSHA issued these violations1 in the year ending September 2006:
Scaffolding, General Requirements (7895 violations)
Duty to Have Fall Protection (5746 violations)
Hazard Communication (5586 violations)
Respiratory Protection (3410 violations)
Lockout/Tagout (3068 violations)
Powered Industrial Trucks (2582 violations)
Electrical, Wiring Methods, Components, and Equipment for General Use (2396 violations)
Machine Guarding, General Requirements (2296 violations)
Ladders (2115 violations)
Electrical, General Requirements (1791 violations)
Trenching hazards, while not on this list represent an additional big problem for the industry. There is something you can do. Use the Last Planner System®2 on your project. Anecdotal evidence suggests safety incidents wil
As Andrew Sullivan reports, the evidence keeps mounting that former U.S. Secretary of Defense is a war criminal.
In a Reuters article, Former U.S. Army Brigadier General Janis Karpinski says "she was ready to testify against Rumsfeld, if a suit filed by civil rights groups in Germany over Abu Ghraib led to a full investigation."
As I posted last week, this is only the beginning. Time to shine a
The Asian Center for Human Rights (ACHR) has ranked Nepal 3rd in issue of human rights violations.
A newly released SAARC Human Rights ViolatorsÂ’ Index 2006 released...
