Packwood hearings in question

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The activists of National Organization of Women demanded a public hearing to the charges of sexual harassment against Sen Bob Packwood. Sen Barbara Boxer has pledged to bring the issue to the floor of the Senate if the Committee decides against open hearings. Though Packwood had offered to resign and also to have an open hearing earlier, he had not done either. The report of the Ethics Committee also show substantial evidence against Packwood.

Investigations, Sexual harassment, Packwood, Bob

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What's in a name; the legal question of whose workouts can be called Pilates has become the soap opera of the exercise world

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Joseph Pilates developed a stretching and strengthening program in the 1920s that latter became known as the Pilates method. After he died, the trademark was sold several times. Physical therapist Sean Gallagher now owns rights to the name and has sued several fitness instructors who were using it.

Innovations, Cases, Intellectual property, Stretching exercises, Trademark licensing, Trademark licenses, Pilates, Joseph H., Gallagher, Sean

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Question of the heart

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The terrible conditions of Tara Canetta and Peter Canetta were shocked to know that their first child was suffering from Down syndrome. The bringing up of Jack that suffered from Down syndrome is discussed.

Psychological aspects, Care and treatment, Down syndrome, Canetta, Jack

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