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Cloudy with a chance of litigation
Have you ever relied on a weather forecast and incurred injury because of a mistaken prediction? That happened to an Israeli women who sued a local TV station for broadcasting a wrong weather forecast. The
woman claimed that because of the station's forecast, she went out in a light dress only to discover the prediction was off the mark. She caught flu, had a week off work, incurred expenses for her medication, and got stressed in the process. She claimed $1000 worth of damages and, surprisingly, won. (Source: the10mostknown.com)
Principal fired over stamping policy
An elementary school principal says she was fired for fighting against a policy requiring kids to get their hands stamped if they don't have enough money in their lunch account. Roni says that higher-ups at the charter school became angry with her when she demanded that cafeteria workers stop stamping the hands of children who did not have enough money in their account to pay for lunch. Although the charter school is allowed to set its own policies, other schools in the Denver area notify parents when students do not have money for lunch, rather than stamping their hands, according to Colorado news outlet the Daily Camera. Roni reportedly was told that some children were too embarrassed to go through the lunch line because of the practice. "The kids are humiliated. They're branded," Roni told CBS Denver. "It's disrespectful. Where's the human compassion? And these are little children."
