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David Graveney, the England chairman of selectors, stressed that the Surrey left-hander, who is recuperating in England, has been set the deadline to prove his fitness following the back problem that ended his involvement in the Ashes tour before the third Test. Thorpe has also been ruled out of the limited-overs triangular series next month involving England, the hosts Australia and Sri Lanka.
A back injury also forced Thorpe out of the final two matches of the summer's triumphant home series against South Africa, in addition to the one-off Test with Sri Lanka at The Oval.
"We are hoping that we will be having some good news about Graham over the next couple of months because he is a loss to England at both Test and one-day cricket," Graveney said. "In one-day cricket, especially, I believe we have missed in the last year the way he is able to knock the ball around in the middle of the innings and make life difficult for the bowlers.
"He is a key player - but he appreciates that he would have to go to the Sharjah Cup in order to be a valid selection for the World Cup. He has only just come back home and at present is getting over the disappointment of not being involved in Australia. A specialist will be looking at his back in the coming days and then we will go from there."
England fly out to Sharjah on 29 March and, after warm-up matches, open the competition proper against India on 7 April.
Warren Hegg, England's so-far frustrated reserve wicket-keeper, has dismissed claims that his captain, Alec Stewart, is struggling to cope with the triple workload of leading the side, being a front-line batsman and keeping wicket.
Hegg's role as reserve keeper has come increasingly into focus in the last few weeks as Stewart struggled to make an impression with the bat - his unbeaten 63 on the final day of the third Test in Adelaide was only the second time he had reached double figures in six Ashes innings.
That uncertainty was heightened by Stewart's surprise omission from the start of today's four-day match in Hobart against an Australian XI featuring nine Test players. He is being rested in advance of the back-to-back Tests in Melbourne and Sydney.
But as much as the Lancashire player might cherish the opportunity to replace Stewart behind the stumps in either of the final two Tests, Hegg admits that a return to form by Stewart would be the best Christmas present England could hope for as they attempt to salvage some pride from a series which can no longer be won.
"A lot of people have speculated that it has been too much for him, but I know Stewie, and he is a tough character," Hegg said. "Maybe it has affected him and maybe it is a big ask to do all three jobs. Who knows if that is the reason why we're two down in the series, but there are other factors involved as well."
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Last week, I was proud to join Governor Patrick, federal and state officials, and nearly 100 members of the US wind energy industry to celebrate the official ribbon cutting of the Wind Technology Testing Center (WTTC). The WTTC, a partnership between the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC), the National Renewable Energy Lab (NREL), and the U.S. Department of Energy, is the first facility in the nation capable of testing large-scale wind turbine blades up to 90 meters in length.
This critical component in the wind energy industry will speed deployment of the next generation of wind blades into the marketplace, attract companies to design, manufacture and test their blades in the United States, and catalyze growth in the American wind turbine supply chain. The WTTC has already attracted new companies to Massachusetts, creating jobs in the Commonwealth. In fall 2009, global wind blade manufacturer TPI Composites opened a wind blade research, development, and prototype manufacturing facility in Fall River, and is currently building prototype wind blades.
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Monday 23 August 1965
It was Monday, under the sign of Virgo. The US president was Lyndon B. Johnson (Democratic). In that special week of August people in US were listening to I Got You Babe by Sonny & Cher.
In UK Help! by The Beatles was in the top 5 hits.
That Funny Feeling, directed by Richard Thorpe, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1965
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On the number of central configurations in the N-body problem
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Central configurations are critical points of the potential function of the n-body problem restricted to the topological sphere where the moment of inertia is equal to constant. For a given set of positive masses m1,..., mn we denote by N(m1, ..., mn, k) the number of central configurations' of the n-body problem in ℝk modulus dilatations and rotations. If mn1,..., mn, k) is finite, then we give a bound of N(m1,..., mn, k) which only depends of n and k.
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Here are some thoughts on the Miami Dolphins' 20-9 victory against the Washington Redskins:
What it means: After an awful 0-7 start, the Dolphins have won two straight. The victory against the Redskins also was Miami's first home win at Sun Life Stadium this season. The Dolphins are playing hard in the second half of the season under embattled head coach Tony Sparano, who continues to audition for his job beyond this season.
What I liked: Miami running back Reggie Bush continues to have his best stretch of the season. Bush didn't register a lot of yards. But he scored both of Miami's touchdowns on the ground, including a fourth-quarter score with 6:17 remaining to seal the game. The Dolphins' defense also took advantage of Washington's rotating door at quarterback. Former Dolphins quarterback John Beck didn't play in his return to Miami. He was benched Sunday in favor of Rex Grossman, who struggled and threw two costly interceptions for Washington.
What I didn't like: There's not much to complain about with Miami's performance. But if I had to nitpick, Miami starting quarterback Matt Moore didn't play as well as last week. He had two key turnovers in the first half (one interception, one fumble) that kept Washington in the game until the fourth quarter. Moore finished with 209 yards and two turnovers. He needs to be more consistent in taking care of the football.
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The supermodel is suing The Mirror for publishing a photograph of her leaving a meeting last year of Narcotics Anonymous in south London. Her claim for damages for unlawful invasion of her privacy is being fiercely opposed by the Mirror editor, Piers Morgan, who is expected to give evidence at the High Court today.
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"Many states offer tax incentives, loans and grants to increase the uptake of fuel cell and hydrogen technologies," said Morry Markowitz, FCHEA's President. "The benefits of fuel cells – superior reliability, high efficiency, and low-to-zero emissions – make them ideal aids to state efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, improve power resilience, reduce grid demand, and diversify energy resources."
While federal funding has supported fuel cell and hydrogen RD&D efforts for over a decade, many states have also stepped up support for fuel cell and hydrogen technologies to reduce emissions, increase energy efficiency, and improve power reliability. The latest edition of the annual report highlights activities in 18 states and shows a significant increase in the number of policies and incentives compared to 2013. The number of states covered in the report has doubled, up from just nine states in the previous iteration of the report. Policies and incentives include:
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A candlelight vigil was held Thursday night in support of Romulo Avelica-Gonzalez, who was apprehended by ICE agents in Lincoln Heights as he was taking his daughters to schools in Lincoln Heights and Highland Park. The family watched and recorded the incident on video. Read More »
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The newest member to the Downtown Milford Business Association is native son and world-renowned musician/composer/event guru Jay Rowe. Every year for the past 13 years, Jay has organized and presented the 'Smooth Jazz for Scholars' concert to benefit the Milford Public Schools' Music Department. This years' concert is set for Friday, April 29 and Saturday, April 30, 2016 and will be held at the Parsons Complex, located at 70 West River Street in Milford. Now in its 14th year, local resident Jay Rowe donates a portion of the ticket sales back to the Milford Public Schools Music Department as a way to thank the educators who were there at the beginning of his musical career
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"I am so pleased to be able to bring a show of this quality to Milford for two nights – it gives residents the opportunity to see a first-rate festival-like performance right here in town, without having to travel to New Haven, Hartford, or NYC," Rowe commented. "And, of course, I am so pleased to be able to contribute in this way to our schools. To bring awareness and attention to the importance of music education is why we do this every year." Rowe has performed and recorded with the elite in the world of jazz throughout the world and has played in many major jazz festivals across the U.S., and around the world, including Portugal, Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Norway, Germany, Holland, South Africa, China, Japan Indonesia and the United Kingdom. As a solo artist, he has recorded and released five CDs, "A Dream I Had" (1994), "Jay Walking" (1997), "Laugh Out Loud" (2001), and "Red, Hot and Smooth" (2006) and "Live At Daniel Street"(2011). "The last three years events, covering two nights, have been a big hit!" commented Rowe. "Many of our long-time supporters of this event are traveling to Milford from out of state and even some from out of the country. Many of them come for both shows and stay and shop in Milford for the weekend," Rowe commented. "It's a win-win for everyone!"
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Located in one of the most exclusive areas in Marbella, just a few steps from one of the best beaches (with it's own beach bar) in Costa Del Sol and the warm waters of the Mediterranean, a short drive from Marbella town centre. Residential Playa De Alicate are luxury apartments & penthouses with two private pools, electronically gated grounds with a video entry phone system, mature landscaped gardens and private underground garages with lifts to all floors. Gated access to apartments and magnifcent sea views. Fantastic location 30 min to Malaga airport, 45 min to Gibraltar (tax free shopping), 90 min to skiing at Sierra Nevada (Nov-April) Over 320 days of sunshine
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Malaga is best known for its string of popular resorts along the Costa del Sol and although these have their own attractions, the province has much more to offer, including a vibrant provincial capital with a fascinating history, a section of the Costa del Sol east of Malaga city that is not as developed the western section and rugged mountain ranges like the Serranía de Ronda and the Sierra de Tejeda.
Many visitors to Andalucia head directly to the Costa del Sol directly from the airport, 6km west of Malaga city, missing the myriad delights of the provincial capital. There is a charming historical quarter, interesting museums, bustling shopping streets packed with great shops, a buzzing nightlife and city beaches lined with excellent seafood restaurants.
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Not too long ago, Marbella sharpened its image still more thanks to a considerable investment initiated by the town's colourful and controversial late mayor, Jesus Gil which resulted in a massive landscaping drive.
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Back to Orange Square, or "La Plaza de los Naranjos", as it is called in Spanish, expect to meet with stately buildings, small shops, art galleries, bars and bistros and is a hub of activity day and night. And, depending on the time of year, the colours here can be vibrant, with the trees and exotic tropical plants set against a backdrop of dazzling white buildings and a deep blue sky.
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Back towards the coast is the La Alameda park where you can book your personal horse and carriage to travel in style or, if you prefer, stroll on towards the sea along the Avenida del Mar. This is arguably one of the most delightful promenades on the costa, flanked by classy restaurants and bars and mercifully free of concrete skyscrapers, glass bottom boat trips, imported shells and I love .... T. Shirts that are fast bringing a sameness to coastal resorts, whether they be in Pathos, Cyprus or Portimao, Portugal.
From Guadalalmina to Cabopino, the Marbella coastline stretches along some 26 kilometres of sunny beaches bathed by the Mediterranean and where you can enjoy traditional fish and seafood favourites like sardines on a spit, fried fish and the incomparable paella. There are also two large parks in Marbella which provide some welcome shade to spend some time with a book. The amphitheatre at Constitution Park (once the garden of a private residence) is frequently used for concerts and plays in the summer. Casinos, clubs and just about every sporting activity under the sun, few places can match Marbella for world class tennis, sailing and golf. There are also three pleasure craft harbours here.
However for the ultimate in coastal charisma it would be hard to beat Puerto Banus, just west of the town. This is the place to be pampered yachtside and watch the world go by or window shop at one of several of the world renowned fashion houses and boutiques. The port has grown considerably over the years and now includes a casino, commercial shopping centre, El Corte Ingles department store, marine observatory and a multi cinema with films shown in their original soundtrack. The nightlife is buzzing here with alfresco bars, piano clubs and discos which are open dusk until dawn.
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Annajune's Reviews > The Vanishing Hitchhiker: American Urban Legends and Their Meanings
The Vanishing Hitchhiker: American Urban Legends and Their Meanings
by Jan Harold Brunvand
by Jan Harold Brunvand
Annajune's review
bookshelves: nonfiction, book-club
Nov 26, 2011
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I liked the stories but the studies and data aspects were boring. It is dated (1981 I believe) and when it said that this media age is changing urban legends I kept expecting more than newspapers. I forgot that media age wouldn't include internet or anything.
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Depression is a mental disorder with feelings of sadness, loneliness and despair. It can be treated with anti-depressant medicines in up to 80% of patients. The challenge is to develop medicines that more accurately target the brain functions concerned. Pharmaceutical companies are rising to the challenge, so millions more people with depression can lead better lives.
Clinical depression can be either a temporary or a chronic mental disorder, with feelings of sadness, loneliness, despair, low self-esteem and self-reproach. These are frequently accompanied by listlessness and sleep problems, and less often by agitation, withdrawal from contact with other people and appetite loss. Dysthymia is a name used to refer to a milder form of depression that persists for two years or more. In bipolar disorder (formerly known as manic depression) there are severe mood swings from high states of agitation to deep despair.
Although there is some evidence of a genetic basis in predisposing to severe depression, this is probably not the case in milder forms. In some cases, experiences in childhood may play a role, notably parental neglect, physical or sexual abuse. There are also clear gender and social biases: depression is more frequent in women and in people who are unemployed, separated, divorced and widowed. Depression must be distinguished from everyday feelings experienced by everyone from time to time - being 'a bit down' or 'fed-up'.
Depression affects people of all ages, but is most common among people between 25 and 44 years old. It represents the third most important cause of early death, following cardiovascular disease and cancer, because major depression carries a high suicide risk. Of the 30,000 males committing suicide in the EU annually, 70 per cent are depressed at the time of death. Depression is the most common cause of admission to psychiatric hospitals.
The 2007 WHO World Health Survey studied adults aged 18 years and older to obtain data for the prevalence of depression. Observations were available for some 245,000 participants from 60 countries in all regions of the world. Overall, one-year prevalence for a depressive episode was 3.2 per cent. It is estimated that some 23 million people in the EU are diagnosed as having depression at any one time and as many as three in four cases may be neither recognised nor treated. According to the pan-European study DEPRES which analysed data on nearly 79,000 people in six European countries, only 18 per cent of patients with severe depression received treatment with anti-depressant medicines.
Treatment usually involves anti-depressant medicines, which may be combined with psychiatric assessment and support such as cognitive behavioural therapy and participation in self-help groups. The anti-depressant medicines which are currently available have a range of mechanisms of action in the brain, mainly involving the action of substances called neurotransmitters - serotonin and noradrenaline. The range of medicines available includes:
Older compounds include the tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs) and lithium salts. At the time of their discovery 50 years ago, TCAs were a major advance and they are effective in treating the symptoms of depression. Unfortunately, all share a relatively wide range of side effects, including dry mouth, dizziness, constipation, sweating and drowsiness. This is a discouragement for patients whose motivation is already low. They are also slow acting and it may take three weeks or more before benefit is felt. Some 70 per cent of people with depression respond to them.
The selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) have a more favourable side effect profile than the tricyclic antidepressants, making patients more likely to continue taking them. However, SSRIs may also produce side effects (principally nausea, headache and tremor) which can be severe enough to make some patients stop taking them.
The principal mechanism of dual reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs) consists of inhibiting reuptake of serotonin and noradrenaline equally, without affecting reuptake of dopamine or acting on post-synaptic receptors. Such accurate targeting has been suggested as lying behind the clinical effectiveness and tolerability of these antidepressants. Other recent additions to the range of new antidepressants are specific noradrenaline reuptake inhibitors (NARIs).
Research into antidepressants continues to be very active. There is a need to explore improved treatments for depression, especially for its more severe manifestations. Up to 30 per cent of patients with a major depressive disorder fail to respond to current medications, especially if psychotic symptoms are present.
Because the neurotransmitter systems on which antidepressants work are widely present throughout the brain, compounds already approved or under development for other central nervous disorders, such as anxiety, schizophrenia, or Parkinson's disease may also have an application in depression. Among the conventional antidepressants in development, a highly selective 5HT₁ᴀ receptor inhibitor is in late phase trial. Also acting at the 5HT₁ᴀ receptor, but as an agonist (stimulant) rather than antagonist (inhibitor), is a compound which is expected to have potential as an anxiolytic as well as an antidepressant.
Several other compounds with mixed actions are in Phase 3 clinical trial. One compound is an SSRI but also antagonises 5HT₂ᴀ receptors and augments adrenergic transmission. Another molecule is a 5-HT₁ᴀ receptor stimulator that also acts as an antagonist at 5-HT₂ᴀ receptors and is expected to be a fast-acting antidepressant because of this combination of properties. Triple reuptake inhibitors which interfere with serotonin, noradrenaline and dopamine are also being studied. Research projects are trying to combine the two antidepressant principles - noradrenaline reuptake inhibition and serotonin reuptake inhibition - with stimulation of the dopaminergic system in the brain.
Another approach is the development of antagonists to neurokinin-1 (NK 1), the receptor for the peptide neurotransmitter known as 'substance P', which is involved in pain and mood. Many such compounds have failed to demonstrate useful clinical effects, but other molecules are still being investigated in Phase 1/2 clinical trials. The inhibition of monoamine oxidase-A has been known for some years to be associated with anti-depressant activity. Clinical research is ongoing on reversible MAOIs.
Stress such as major illness or adverse life events is a potential trigger for depression. Under such circumstances, the hypothalamus in the brain produces a locally acting hormone corticotrophin releasing factor (CRF) which stimulates the pituitary gland to release adrenocorticotrophic hormone (ACTH) into the bloodstream. Circulating ACTH stimulates the adrenal glands to release the steroid cortisol, which is known to be able to depress mood. Much research is focused on trying to intervene in this complex series of events, with several inhibitors of the type-1 receptor for CRF under study.
The existing therapies for depression still leave room for improvement and the development of alternative approaches. One of the most unsatisfactory features of current antidepressants is that they take several weeks to have an effect. It has been found in a small study that the anaesthetic ketamine given intravenously is capable of producing an improvement in depressive symptoms within hours. Because of its hallucinogenic properties, the anaesthetic itself is not suitable for widespread use as an antidepressant, but the study finding underlines that it is possible to develop more rapidly acting medications.
An important recent discovery concerns the way in which particular molecules of the family of SSRIs act. It has been known that one of these triggers the growth of new brain cells in a region of the hippocampus and it has now been found that it acts on a specific type of cell called amplifying neural progenitors. The hypothesis that reversing hippocampal cell loss in depression may be the active principle is a fascinating new development. Having discovered this target, it may be possible to investigate it in more detail, and to search for compounds that have a more potent nerve-cell stimulatory effect.


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NM, who suffered traumatic brain injury (TBI) to the prefrontal cortex (PFC), was compared with a diffuse axonal injury (DAI) patient on tasks of free recall, cued recall and recognition memory. We manipulated the familiarity of items to explore the effects of item strength on retrieval. On free recall, NM performed best during the high-familiarity picture… (More)
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It's difficult to imagine that Troy McQuagge could have anticipated the success he would achieve when he graduated from Central Florida in 1983 with a bachelor's degree in Legal Studies. However, upon graduation he seemed to have found his niche in insurance and remained in the industry for over 30 years. Now a veteran and leader in his chosen area of endeavor, he is being recognized for his accomplishments.
Beginning his career with Allstate Insurance right out of college, McQuagge embraced the insurance industry. By 1997, he was president of UICI's insurance agency, UGA setting many sales records. From there, after their acquisition by private equity investors in 2006, Mr. McQuagge led the sales and marketing department. From then on, he has moved from one leadership position to another, landing in 2010 in USHealth Group and leading it to over $1 billion in annual sales volume.
Since McQuagge's employment with USHealth, he has functioned as president and CEO of its insurance sales subsidiary, USHealth Advisors, LLC, resulting in record annual sales results during each year of his leadership. In 2014, McQuagge accepted promotion to become the insurance company's president, vowing to continue his growth policies while working with the board and steering the company to responsible corporate practices and social responsibility.
In 2016, Mr. McQuagge was named a gold award winner in the prestigious CEO World Awards for Most Innovative CEO of the Year in the insurance category. This coveted title is extremely competitive. Nominees are evaluated on their corporate social responsibility, new products and services, innovation, leadership and general performance. The award is international so there are nominees from all over the globe as CEO World Awards seeks to honor the most deserving leaders in each category. This award specifically recognizes innovation, a trait with which Troy McQuagge has been long associated as he employed cutting-edge policies to increase sales, streamline procedures and recognize excellence in his staff and company.
Typical of Mr. McQuagge, his acceptance was modest, deferring the award from himself and preferring to consider it a recognition of the innovation, corporate conscience and excellence of USHealth.
Also in 2016, Mr. McQuagge was named the Gold Winner as CEO of the Year in the prestigious One Planet Awards. These awards honor business and professional excellence in all industries around the world. Nominees are accepted from all types of businesses and industries, including for-profit, non-profit, established old guard and start-ups.
Again, Troy McQuagge's acceptance comments reflect on the success of USHealth and its hard-working employees rather than himself personally. Hard-working, modest and dedicated, Mr. McQuagge is by no means topping out with his awards in 2016; he is an insurance man to keep an eye on for the future.


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Eyewitnesses said the Leeds defender, who is recovering in hospital today, became caught up in a dispute, after going on a five-hour pub crawl, when he tried to separate the girls and was himself set upon by two men.
But the eyewitnesses denied reports that Woodgate, who has just completed a 100-hour community service order after being found guilty of affray last year over an assault on an Asian student, was the victim of a revenge attack by Asians and claimed he had done all he could to "avoid a fight".
Adam Bragg, 23, a bar worker, saw the violence erupt outside the Dickens Inn pub in Middlesbrough centre at 10.15pm. Mr Bragg said: "I saw Woody try to split a group of girls who were knocking seven bells out of each other. Two of the girls were punching and kicking each other and he and a friend of his stepped in to stop them.
"He was not being aggressive in any way. He was just trying to reason with them and doing all he could to avoid being in a fight."
He was attacked by two men, described as white and in their twenties, he said.
"The two lads who were with the group of girls came over to where Woody was standing and started calling him names, winding him up and trying to pick a fight. But Woody stood back. There was some jostling and the next thing I knew he was out cold on the pavement." He added: "People are saying this was a revenge attack by Asians but these lads were not Asian. It just looked like a scuffle that got out of control."
Another witness, Ranjit Sambhi, 22, who was drinking in the town centre on Tuesday night, said: "It's wrong to assume Asians did this. Woodgate is unpopular with everyone because he is arrogant and flash.
"On Sunday night he was in the Dickens Inn being a right flash harry, throwing his money about. There are as many white lads as Asian who dislike him. But from what I saw and what I've heard the lads who attacked him were not Asians. It was not like that." Another witness said: "There was a hell of a scene outside afterwards, with Woodgate flat out on the ground. He knew his jaw was broken."
The player had started the drinking session at 5pm in the Brunton Arms, close to his £250,000 home in the affluent suburb of Nunthorpe, outside Middlesbrough.
He then visited several city-centre pubs before watching the Liverpool v Bayer Leverkusen match on television at The House, a fashionable bar.
A member of staff there said: "He was here with a group of friends for a couple of hours watching the football. There was no sign of any trouble, although the pub was quite busy.
"He drank a couple of pints but was not drinking to excess. He was just on a night out with friends. He left at about 10pm and minutes later he was attacked."
It is believed Woodgate may have known his attackers as the incident has not been reported to police.
Woodgate had been due in court yesterday for speeding. In his absence, he was banned from driving for six months.
His solicitor Nick Freeman, who acted for him during his trial in Hull involving the attack on 19-year-old Sarfraz Najeib, said: "I had to tell the court my client could not appear because he was in surgery under an anaesthetic."
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Monday, August 22, 2016
Ind. Decisions - Upcoming oral arguments this week and next
This week's oral arguments before the Supreme Court (week 8/22/16):
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Next week's oral arguments before the Supreme Court (week of 8/29/16):
Wednesday, August 31
- 10:45 AM - KS&E Sports, et al. v. Dwayne H. Runnels (49S02-1606-CT-00349) A police officer was shot by a convicted felon using a firearm purchased from a sporting goods store. Alleging that the felon had acquired this firearm through an illegal straw sale, the injured officer filed suit against the sporting goods store and its owner. The defendants moved to dismiss the case pursuant to Indiana's Immunity Statute (Ind. Code § 34-12-3-3), which provides protection for firearms manufacturers and sellers for their own lawful conduct and for damages stemming from a third party's criminal conduct. The Marion Superior Court denied this motion and permitted the defendants to file an interlocutory appeal. In a split decision, the Court of Appeals affirmed the trial court and held that the Immunity Statute did not protect firearm sellers from being sued for damages stemming from illegal straw sales. KS&E Sports v. Runnels, No. 49A02-1501-CT-42, -- N.E. 3d --- (Ind. Ct. App. March 17, 2016). The sporting goods store has petitioned the Supreme Court to accept jurisdiction over the appeal, and amicus curiae National Shooting Sports Foundation has filed a brief in support of transfer.
ILB: The last sentence above appears odd. The transfer list from 6/24/16 indicates that transfer was granted (see 3rd case), and the docket has a link to an order granting the petition to transfer.
This was a March 21, 2016 2-1 ruling with three opinions. See this March 21, 2016 ILB post about the COA opinion, including quotes from Alison Frankel's national "On the Case" column.
Thursday, September 1
- 9:00 AM - James F. Griffith v. State of Indiana (27S00-1503-LW-145) Following a jury trial, the Grant Superior Court convicted Griffith of robbery, conspiracy to commit robbery, and murder, and it sentenced him to life imprisonment without parole. Griffith appeals alleged errors related to his convictions, and he challenges the denial of his request to file a belated notice of appeal.
- 9:45 AM - Parkview Hospital, Inc. v. Thomas E. Frost, et al. (02A03-1507-PL-00959) When an uninsured patient sued for declaratory relief, challenging the reasonableness of charges reflected in a notice of lien filed by the hospital, and the patient sought discovery from the hospital regarding fees that would have been charged to insured patients for the same services, the Allen Circuit Court denied the hospital's motion for partial summary judgment. The Court of Appeals affirmed. Parkview Hosp., Inc. v. Frost, No. 02A03-1507-PL-959, 2016 WL 943430 (Ind. Ct. App. Mar. 14, 2016), trans. pending. The hospital has petitioned the Supreme Court to accept jurisdiction over the appeal. ILB: This is a 2-1 March 14, 2016 COA decision. See also this March 21st ILB post headed "Could Indiana Supreme Court take second look at health care pricing?"
This week's oral arguments before the Court of Appeals (week of 8/22/16):
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Goldman Sachs yesterday emerged as a possible contender to buy Barclays' iShares business, which the bank is trying to sell to boost its capital position.
Barclays, which is racing to sell the business by next week ahead of the deadline for applying for the Government's asset protection scheme (APS), is expecting all those interested in the business to submit binding bids early this week, and Goldman is understood to be one of the parties that could table an offer.
Other bidders include the US-based buyout firm Hellman & Friedman, which is leading a consortium which includes rival buyout firms. While buyout firms are having trouble competing in auctions because of the paucity of debt available, Barclays is offering vendor finance – or a loan to help buy iShares.
Vanguard, a UK asset management company, is also a possible bidder, people close to the matter said. Barclays, Hellman & Friedman, Goldman and Vanguard declined to comment.
Barclays could announce a deal by the end of this week. Analysts at Credit Suisse, Barclays' joint broker, said the bank's management accepted they needed more core capital to retain confidence, whether or not Barclays joins the APS.
The analysts said Barclays was unenthusiastic about the APS terms offered to Lloyds Banking Group because Barclays would need seven straight years of 1992 losses to make the insurance pay.
The analysts said Barclays could need £8bn of new capital but that a sale of iShares and the bank's own cash generation might allow it to trade its way through the crisis. After making a point of turning down state capital, Barclays is trying to avoid taking Government money unless it can show that the terms are attractive.
The bank's shares rose 15.7 per cent to 121.5p, the highest closing price since mid-January, driven by the US plan to clean up banks' balance sheets. The bank's market value was £10.2bn.
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