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Fact: Opening any social media app means inviting mayhem into one's life. Dramatic? Perhaps, but when world events become inflamed, as they are now, internet cohabitation goes especially bats. Let's review the options: Elon Musk looked into the eyes of Twitter and said, "I am Dorian Gray and this is my portrait." Now X, a once-vibrant online community, dies in real time as hate speech surges and confusion reigns. Across the home screen, Facebook is a chronically depressing stream of suspicious celebrity content mixed with real-life friends selling their used shoes for $15. Meanwhile, everyone on Instagram believes they are press secretaries, memeifying complex humanitarian crises to an ever-simplistic degree. The pressure to post a slide deck denouncing war in between recipes for chicken rollatini and horoscope jokes is absolutely bananas. On Instagram, the people really wait around for Kris Jenner's take on the Middle East. TikTok is arguably the most fun place to hang online, but it's also sinister. Scenario: I am enjoying a pleasant video of a British woman making Yorkshire puddings. Thirty seconds later, I'm in a deep hole of theories about how she possibly faked a terminal illness for cash. One time, I watched a TikTok

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Looking back on my feet-on-the-street selling days, I honestly can’t decide if gaining access to a decision-maker was easier or just seemed easier. Any brain cells carrying those memories have died off from underuse or were killed off by being over-served. What I do remember is this: We were able to walk into buildings through unlocked doors. There were actual people serving as gatekeepers (receptionists, secretaries, assistants) and not technology (Caller ID, voicemail). Some buyers reserved time each month for non-incumbent vendors. There was no voicemail to prove your persistence, and no email or LinkedIn providing an alternative way to gain access. Maybe it wasn’t necessarily harder, just … different. For example, while we see voicemail as a sales obstacle, not having it meant the phone would ring and ring, and there was no opportunity to prove our persistent pursuit. Today, industry salespeople are faced with a new array of challenges blocking them from sitting opposite decision-makers — starting with the basic issue of locating someone to talk to. Between hybrid workers and myriad communication preferences, electronic walls and increased competition, obtaining face time (or FaceTime) has lottery-winning similarities. Let’s change that. Checklist to Get in the Door What hasn’t

CBRE Workers Across Globe Voice Support for IsraelLinkedIn Post Prompts Responses, Reposts Come From US, UK, Canada and Middle East Larry Genet, a CBRE broker in South Florida voice his support for his firm's Israel operation as the country battles Hamas. (CBRE)CBRE brokers and workers from around the globe are expressing support for Israel in its current war with the Palestinian group Hamas, in response to a LinkedIn post from CBRE.Last week, the Dallas-based brokerage's Israeli operation said in the post that it "stands shoulder to shoulder with the resilient residents of the South," near the border with Gaza. "Our hearts go out to the grieving families whose loved ones have been tragically massacred," CBRE Israel said in the post. "We hope and pray for a swift recovery for the injured and the safe return of those held in captivity, among them the children, elderly and families."On Oct. 7, Hamas launched an assault on Israel. The attacks killed some 1,400 people and scores were reported to be abducted. CBRE Israel's post resulted in several of its employees and others sharing it and posting messages of support. A CBRE employee in the United Kingdom, who said a member of one of his

New Pharmacists Begin Studies as Part of TCOP’s Class of 2027 October 25, 2023 Share Ready to Change the World on Facebook Share Ready to Change the World on LinkedIn Share Ready to Change the World on Twitter As fall begins, the new students at Touro College of Pharmacy are settling into their first-year routines. We spoke with several students about what drew them to the world of pharmacy as well as their hopes for their pharmaceutical careers. The class of 2027 boasts diverse backgrounds and includes identical twins, an air force veteran, a former psychologist as well as an immigrant from South America who hopes to reform his homeland’s drug regulation system. 266337 266338 266339 266340 266347 266348 266349

It was an emotional day inside a London, Ont. courtroom as the man accused in a fatal dangerous driving case that claimed the life of Londoner Sarah Jones, took the stand. Christopher Hamilton testified about his training and said he had no way to safely check the load he was carrying, the day the industrial vacuum truck he was driving tipped over, crushing a vehicle on Bradley Avenue. Inside the car was 39-year-old Sarah Jones who died from her injuries, leaving behind her husband and two kids. In an agreed statement of facts the court has heard the industrial vacuum truck was travelling too fast in the intersection where the crash occurred, it turned sideways — tumbling onto Jones’ car. Hamilton is charged with dangerous driving causing death. He has pleaded not guilty. His lawyer Phillip Millar arguing the truck was overweight and there was an issue with the brakes. Last week, Sean Nolan, the president of hydro-vac company PGC Services London, testified that it is the responsibility of the driver to know how heavy their load is during their shift. Jones’ family and friends were inside the courtroom Monday. Speaking with CTV News off camera, Jones’ mother said they

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Pending petition Docket No. Op. Below Argument Opinion Vote Author Term 23-204 10th Cir. TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD Issue: Whether an appellee is obligated to raise all alternative bases for affirmance in its answer brief, or risk waiver of those alternative bases, in contravention of the widely accepted no-waiver-by-appellees rule. DateProceedings and Orders (key to color coding)Aug 31 2023Petition for a writ of certiorari filed. (Response due October 5, 2023)Sep 29 2023Brief of respondent Safeway Stores 46 Inc. in opposition filed.Oct 11 2023Reply of petitioner WY Plaza, LC filed.Oct 18 2023DISTRIBUTED for Conference of 11/3/2023.

Pending petition Docket No. Op. Below Argument Opinion Vote Author Term 23-195 Cal. Ct. App. TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD Issues: (1) Whether the State Controller’s actions under color of the California Unclaimed Property Law violate the due process clause of the 14th Amendment because they deprive owners of their property without affording constitutionally adequate notice; and (2) whether the Controller’s actions under color of the law violate the takings clause of the Fifth Amendment because they take private property without just compensation. DateProceedings and Orders (key to color coding)Aug 29 2023Petition for a writ of certiorari filed. (Response due October 2, 2023)Sep 20 2023Motion to extend the time to file a response from October 2, 2023 to November 1, 2023, submitted to The Clerk.Sep 22 2023Motion to extend the time to file a response is granted and the time is extended to and including November 1, 2023.