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Agenda and minutes
Health, Housing and Adult Services Overview and Scrutiny Committee
Tuesday, 13 March 2012 7:00 pm
Venue: Salon - York House. View directions
Contact: Louise Hall
No. | Item |
APOLOGIES To receive any apologies for absence. Minutes: Apologies were received from Councillors Blakemore and Bouchier and Co-opted member Martyn Kingsford |
DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST To receive any declarations of interest from members of the committee pertaining to items on the agenda. Minutes: Co-optee Margaret Dangoor declared a personal interest in items relating to Adult Social Care by virtue of her role as a carer. |
MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS MEETING PDF 93 KB To receive the minutes of the last meeting held on 31st January 2012 and approve for signing by the Chairman. Minutes: The minutes of the meeting held on 31st January 2012 were agreed as a correct record and the Chairman authorised to sign them. |
REPRESENTATIONS BY MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC (IF ANY) Any member of the public registered to speak will be asked to make their representation at the beginning of the relevant agenda item. Minutes: No representations from members of the public had been received. |
EXECUTIVE DECISIONS CALLED IN To receive a report on a proposed Cabinet Member Decision called in by two members of the Committee. |
PROPOSED CABINET MEMBER DECISION - FEES AND CHARGES PDF 70 KB To receive a report on a proposed Cabinet Member Decision called in by two members of the Committee. The decision relates to proposed Fees and Charges within Adult and Community Services for 2012/13. Additional documents:
Minutes: Having called in the decision and having declared a personal interest owing to this fact Councillor Jones resigned the Chair for the duration of the item. Vice Chairman, Councillor Butler, took the Chair. The Committee received a report of the Cabinet Member for Adult Services, Health and Housing the purpose of which was to introduce for the committee the Call-in of a Cabinet Member Decision and to explain the reasons for the decision in light of this. The decision called in was the 'Annual Review of Fees and Charges'. The Committee Manager explained the procedural details of the Call-in. The Committee was informed that, although having been previously considered by the Committee, and therefore requiring a majority of the committee to call the decision in as per the council's constitution, the call-in had been allowed with just two supporting members. The decision to allow this was taken by the Cabinet Member for Adult Services, Health and Housing in order to facilitate the fullest discussion and consultation. Councillor Jaeger and Councillor Jones, having called in the decision, addressed the Committee to explain the reasons why. Councillor Jaeger raised the following points: (i) That the budget debate that had taken place since the Committee had first considered the fees and charges report in January, altered the context of the decision sufficiently that it should be discussed again in light of other budgetary and policy decisions. (ii) In particular, the decision that parking charges be frozen, benefiting all motorists but maintaining a new charge on Blue Badges, was considered to be unfair and targeted the most vulnerable. (iii) That the financial implications of the decision to introduce or raise charges had not been fully explained. Percentage increases were not translated to income generated and this would have helped the Committee to put the decisions into context. This should be included in all future reports to the committee. (iv) That information on who charges would affect, and by how much, had not been received by the Committee previously and again this would aid effective scrutiny. Councillor Jones raised the following additional points: (i) That further clarification of various facts was needed and that this call in was aimed at facilitating this as much as questioning the Blue Badge charges. (ii) That more information about the people likely to be affected by changes would be welcomed. Councillor Urquhart addressed the committee, in order to explain the reason for the decision. In particular she referred to the following: (i) That the Administration's policy had been clear – that the greatest number of residents be helped at the lowest cost. This was the motivation behind the freeze on council tax. Fees and Charges were considered after and outside of this decision. (ii) The increases in fees and charges had occurred where they are necessary and fair, and increases applied were considered reasonable. In this respect, introducing a charge on Blue Badges which would never more than meet the administrative costs of issue, was considered ... view the full minutes text for item 132a |
HRCH - FOUNDATION TRUST CONSULTATION PDF 49 KB To receive a paper of Hounslow and Richmond Community Healthcare NHS Trust detailing the timetable and process to secure Foundation Trust status and seeking feedback from the Committee on its overall proposals, strategic objectives and service development priorities. Minutes: Councillor Jones resumed Chairmanship of the Committee. The Committee received a report of the Hounslow and Richmond Community Healthcare NHS Trust (HRCH) regarding the obligation for them to become a Foundation Trust and the work being undertaken to achieve this. Richard Tyler, Chief Executive of HRCH and Steve Swords Chairman of HRCH were in attendance to make a presentation to the committee. The presentation referred, in particular, to the following: (i) The benefits of Foundation Trust authorisation (ii) Governance arrangements in place and the 5 year business plan currently being produced (iii) The process and timeline for the application, of which the consultation at hand was part (iv) HRCH vision, strategic objectives and service development plans (v) Engagement strategy The Committee discussed the information in the report and that received in the presentation; the following themes were explored and in response to comments made and questions raised the following additional information was received from the officers in attendance: (i) That HRCH was the Trust under which responsibility for Teddington Memorial Hospital would fall. The transfer of the hospital to the HRCH FT was part of the application and therefore subject to the risk assessment and rigour that all aspects of the application would be. (ii) That the Chief Executive and Chairman were aware of the strength of feeling in the community relating to Teddington Memorial Hospital, but that Government regulation was clear on the matter of hospital transfer to Foundation Trusts and that should the application be successful the transfer would go ahead. They acknowledged that they had not been present at recent meetings organised to discuss the transfer but also reported that they had not received an invite. (iii) That the Trust had every intention of continuing services at the Teddington Memorial hospital. (iv) That the Integrated Business Plan (IBP) document was currently being signed of by various stages of the NHS process. On completion of this process there would be a comprehensive stakeholder consultation of which the Committee would be part (v) HRCH confirmed that officers were happy to continue to attend the committee until that point to ensure that scrutiny was maintained. (vi) That the application would show how the Trust proposed to deal with the different requirements of the populations using its services, including those people who lived outside of the Borough. Early intervention and preventative work on which there was currently a common emphasis in health care required a thorough knowledge of the people using or likely to use services. (vii)That 'Whitton Corner' would not transfer to the Foundation Trust should it be established. This was related to the rules of the Department of Health and the consideration that this establishment was deemed to deliver primary care as opposed to community services. (viii) That the Whitton 'poly-clinic' had been built to partly provide walk-in services and this may no longer be the case. HRCH confirmed that it need not be so, they would deliver what commissioners wished to commission. It was RESOLVED ... view the full minutes text for item 133. |
CHANGES TO LOCAL HEALTH SERVICES - VERBAL UPDATE To receive a verbal update from the Director of Adult and Community Services, the managing Director of NHS South West London Richmond Branch and the Director of Public Health for Richmond on the latest changes to local health services. Minutes: Cathy Kerr, Director of Adult and Community Services, Dominic Wright, Managing Director at NHS Richmond and Dr Marilyn Plant Chair of NHS Richmond Professional Executive Committee were in attendance to address the Committee. They reported recent changes to local health services and in particular they drew the attention of the committee to the following information: Dominic Wright addressed the Committee: (i) Co-location collaboration with HRCH and Whitton was underway to facilitate the changes in this area including the FT status the committee heard about under the previous item (ii) Financially the PCT had been successful in 2011/12 and it was expected that there would be a surplus which would be banked for use in next? financial year. (iii) That this healthy surplus had necessitated a relocation of funds to Croydon PCT from Richmond NHS and all other SW London Boroughs had also contributed. In addition an amount had been received by Croydon from NHS London. Some of these monies would be recouped. (iv) That a Service Level Agreement had been produced and it was hoped that this would be used when the Clinical Commissioning Groups took over next year to formalise service delivery between the Local Authority and the NHS. Dominic to check (v) To further cement work towards co-location and collaboration work, the NHS had secured office space within the LBRuT Civic Centre offices, it was hoped that this would further integrate health and social care in the Borough. (vi) That the Whitton facility would open in May and would house, 2 GP's, a dentist, and aspects of integrated health & social care provision. The facility would be a poly-clinic in all but name. The Committee discussed the information received and in response to comments made and questions raised the committee received the following information from officers in attendance: (i) That rental charges on pfi financed buildings were high but that this was not now able to be changed. These charges would be paid by those who were entrusted with the Whitton Facility and would be expected to do so without compromising patient services. (ii) That it was not able to be guaranteed that any particular group of people would use the services offered. The way in which this would be resolved would be to ensure a thorough knowledge of the population and tailor services appropriately. (iii) That careful discussions continued with HRCH about the kind of contract that would be utilised to formalise their provision of services at Whitton. These were loosely based around the pros and cons of 'Block' contracts versus 'Pay As You Use' contracts. Dr Marilyn Plant provided an update for the committee on the progress made towards the Clinical Commissioning Group. She explained that: (i) The CCG was now established as a 'Shadow Group' and that it was required to act in this way for a year. The process was very rigorous but Richmond was well placed to meet the tests it would encounter thanks to the early planning and joint working that had ... view the full minutes text for item 134. |
PUBLIC HEALTH TRANSITION PDF 110 KB To receive a report of the Director of Public Health, NHS Richmond and London Borough of Richmond providing an overview of new public health roles and responsibilities for LBRuT, and outlining a transition plan for these roles, the report seeks input from scrutiny before it is received by Cabinet later this month. Minutes: The Committee received a report of the Director of Public Health the purpose of which was to provide an overview of the new public health roles and responsibilities for LBRuT and to outline a transition plan for the formal shift from NHS Richmond public health functions to LBRuT by April 2013. The report would proceed for consideration by cabinet later in the month. Dagmar Zeuner, Director of Public Health for Richmond was in attendance to speak to the report and she introduced it for the Committee, in particular she referred to the following: (i) The new responsibilities, namely: · Commissioning responsibilities · Commissioning support to the NHS · Assurance of effective health protection arrangements · Public Health Outcomes framework (ii) The difference between the services that would be discretionary, delivered in line with local needs, and the services that would be mandatory. Those services that were a local choice function would be based on the joint strategic needs assessment , including the voice of local residents. It was important to assess how this would affect the way in which the council including scrutiny work at present. (iii) That the transitioning approach taken by Richmond was in accordance with the National Guidance issued. In response to a question raised the Director of Public health explained that the Olympics would impact on the role of the council and NHS in terms of public health mainly through the responsibility of public health for emergency planning as well as legacy planning. It was RESOLVED that the report be NOTED. |
To receive a report of the head of Democratic Services making suggestions which seek to address the heavy workload recently experienced by the Health, Housing and Adult Services Overview and Scrutiny Committee and seeking approval for additional alternative working methods. Minutes: The Committee received a report of the Head of Democratic Services which sought solutions to the heavy workload of the Committee experienced in the last year through additional and alternative working methods detailed in the report. In addition the Committee was asked to consider the work programme for the future and issues which it might want to consider. The Senior Democratic Services Officer and Scrutiny Officer were in attendance to speak to the report and the jointly introduced the report, in particular they drew the attention of the committee to the following: (i) The types of scrutiny review that might be implemented, omitted in error from the report at (ix). These were: · In-depth Reviews This is what is currently undertaken in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames. This type of review run for 6 months and is very detailed. · Light-touch Review: –This type of review looks at an issue in some depth but not in as much detail as in-depth review. It tends to run for 3 months, · Challenge Session:If Scrutiny Leads want to look at an issue quickly but want to ensure there is some detailed evidence gathered, they can call for a Challenge Session. In these meetings scrutiny will hear from relevant stakeholders, residents, senior officers and other Councillors, to gather evidence on the issue. Then, like a scrutiny review, a report with recommendations will be created for agreement by the Overview and Scrutiny Committee and Cabinet. There tends to be only one meeting and this piece of work runs for a considerably shorter period of time than both an in-depth and a light-touch review. · Or a combination of these methods. (ii) The additional measures that might be taken to reduce agenda length at full committee, such as Member portfolios. The Committee discussed the report and in response to comments made and questions raised the Committee received the following further information from officers: (i) That it was best practice to have a maximum of 3 substantive items on the agenda for any one committee meeting. (ii) That the scheduled briefings referred to in the report were suggested in order that members had potential dates diaried in order to encourage better attendance. They would not be used unless necessary. (iii) That the length of the meetings could be reduced whist maintaining and improving the scrutiny work undertaken. The Committee continued to discuss the content of the Work Programme and particularly highlighted the need for a standing item on SWL and St Georges Mental Health Trust. The Committee also felt that the work programme should be allotted more time on the agenda in order to give it a more full consideration. The Committee also heard that the NHS Trust Key Accounts were to be released for consultation in the near future and must be consulted upon before April 30. As no meetings of the Committee were scheduled before that date and in line with the new working practices listed in the report the Committee suggested setting ... view the full minutes text for item 136. |
PROCUREMENT ACTIVITY PLANS PDF 327 KB To receive a report of the Assistant Director Commissioning, Corporate Policy and Strategy giving details of the Council's forward procurement activity for the next three years and seeking to identify any specific procurement it would wish to scrutinise over the course of the period detailed. Minutes: The Committee received a report of the Assistant Director, Commissioning Corporate Policy and Strategy the purpose of which was to provide an opportunity for the Committee to review the three year rolling procurement plan and seek to identify particular procurement activities to be scrutinised as part of the committee's work programme and to facilitate the agreement of a cross cutting work plan for all committees. The Assistant Director, Commissioning Corporate Policy and Strategy and the Acting Head of Contracting and Procurement were in attendance to speak to the report and they introduced the report to the committee. In particular they drew the attention of the committee to the following information: (i) That this process being undertaken would be undertaken with each Overview and Scrutiny Committee and on completion of this round of consultation a meeting of the chairs and vice chairs would take place in order that a co-ordinated approach to scrutiny could be agreed and maintained. (ii) That it was important to take this kind of approach in order that scrutiny could have the most impact on policy. (iii) That 2 or 3 procurement activities would be an optimum number for consideration by the Committee and it that it was hoped that these could be agreed at the meeting. The Committee discussed the report and the information received from officers and in response to comments made and questions raised, the committee heard the following additional information from officers and discussed the following themes: (i) That the information contained within the report did not contain live procurements but that this information could be shared with the committee if it was requested. (ii) Members felt that live information would be useful in order to create a context for issues, officers agreed but reminded the committee that some of these procurements would be in the later stages and could not be easily influenced at this point. It was requested that in particular this information include voluntary sector tenders and procurements such as meals on wheels. (iii) That end dates of live contracts should be included in information received by the committee. (iv) That the list of procurements should only include or particularly highlight those which fell within the remit of the committee. (v) That those procurements related to the Supporting people Programme were of particular interest to the committee but that a further breakdown of what these were was needed . It was noted that the Committee had already scrutinised the Supporting People review (vi) In addition Residential Care procurement was suggested; officers warned that the impact of scrutiny in this area would be limited as this was a procurement of an existing service where no significant policy change was planned (vii)Mental health procurement was also put forward by a member of the committee as an area of future interest. (viii) It was commented that under new commissioning arrangements scrutiny would need to adapt in order to successfully scrutinise health and adult services in the borough. (ix) It was suggested that ... view the full minutes text for item 137. |
HOMELESSNESS STRATEGY - UPDATE PDF 234 KB To receive a report of theAssistant Director Commissioning Corporate Strategy & Policy and the Assistant Director Community Operations containing the draft Cabinet Paper on the Homelessness Strategy to be considered by cabinet on 15th March Cabinet. It also includes the latest version of the strategy and an action plan for 2012/13. Minutes: The Committee received a joint report of the Assistant Director Commissioning Corporate Strategy and Policy and the Assistant Director Community Operations which included the Homelessness Strategy and draft report on the same matter to be considered later in the month by Cabinet. Both of the Assistant Directors were in attendance to speak to the report and they briefly introduced it for the Committee and reported the key changes in the document since the Committee had last considered it in January 2012. The report sought any views of the committee that it wished to be verbally reported at the cabinet meeting on the 15th march. The Committee discussed the report and the draft Strategy. A substitute Committee member raised a concern that the Homelessness task group had witnesses unquestioned, namely SPEAR and suggested that the Task group be reformed. On discussion with officers and in light of the Work programme previously approved under item 9 it was agreed that reforming the task group without a clear remit would not provide the best solution and that it might be possible to establish a 'challenge session' to report back findings from any interview conducted to the Committee. It was RESOLVED 1. That the necessity and purpose of a challenge session be investigated by the Scrutiny officer in liaison with relevant Councillors and SPEAR 2. That the draft strategy be NOTED and no comments be relayed to cabinet. |
HOUSING TASK GROUP FOLLOW UP PDF 104 KB To receive a report of the Cabinet Member for Adult Services, Health and Housing in to satisfy the request of the Committee to receive regular detailed updates were in response to the Homelessness Task Group report. The report covers recent patterns in homelessness, latest developments in the New Affordable housing model, and further news on policy changes. Minutes: The Committee received a report, the purpose of which was to provide information for the Committee on recent patterns in homelessness, the latest developments in the New Affordable Housing model and policy changes. This report was brought before the Committee in response to a resolution at the meeting of 31 January 2012 The Assistant Director Community Service Operations was present to talk to the item and he briefly introduced the key themes for the Committee, in particular he referred to the following: (i) That there had been an increase in the number of homeless people for whom a duty had been accepted. (ii) That there had been an increase in the number of people in temporary accommodation. (iii) That people facing housing benefits cuts were being sought out and offered advice on future changes. Some people had voluntarily stopped receiving benefits for a week in order to reapply and as a result extend the transitional relief period allowed by the Government to the end of December 2012. The Item was discussed and the following further information was reported by the Assistant Director in response to questions from the Committee: (i) That turning down a new higher rent property offered would not automatically deny the applicant further offers. Each case would be judged on its merits and a decision made as to whether refusal was reasonable or not. (ii) That the reasons for homelessness of those people under the category 'Parents unwilling / unable to accommodate' were varied and could include a number of the factors identified in the Priority Need Reason table included in the report, but many would have children or be pregnant themselves. (iii) That the changes to tax credit had not been considered in the same way as the changes to housing benefit. Officers do not have access to this information and therefore the effect of these changes on homelessness in the Borough was not yet known. It was not envisaged that the effects on homelessness would be drastic. (iv) Correction: Paragraph 16. Table title should read 'weekly amount', not 'monthly amount' as printed. (v) That any person identified as likely to receive a £20 per week or higher cut to benefits received was being contacted by one of two dedicated workers. This preventative work was considered to be satisfactory to prepare the council for the scheduled changes and mitigate the most serious risks. Should any of those people identified then become homeless despite preventative action having been taken, those people who were not classed amongst the very vulnerable were unlikely to be rehoused. These people were not elderly, or part of a family with young children or disabled. Should they become homeless the council would offer advice and guidance, and in particular attempt to assist in identifying suitable private accommodation. It was envisaged that this might be difficult to find in the borough, due to the Housing Benefit cuts and therefore a private tenancy outside of the borough may be identified. The council would not ... view the full minutes text for item 138b |
TOBACCO CONTROL TASK GROUP - VERBAL UPDATE To receive a verbal update from Councillor Jones and Scrutiny officer on the work and progress of the Tobacco Control Task group. Minutes: The Committee received a verbal report from the Chairman of the Committee regarding the Tobacco Control group of which she was a member. Councillor Jones reported that the scoping meeting had been successful and the terms of reference were agreed by the Committee at its meeting in January. Since then the Task group had met with a Youth Worker and the Director of Public Health amongst other witnesses and planned to invite more stakeholders and interested parties to it's next meeting. It had also enlisted the help of the Youth Council who would be undertaking peer research to feed in to the Groups work. It was RESOLVED that the information received be NOTED. |
To receive a report of the Director of Adult and Community Services providing an update on performance in relation to projects and indicators that monitor the council priorities for Adult Social Care and Housing. [This is a nil return report] Minutes: The Committee received a nil report of the Director of Adult and Community Services regarding performance in relation to projects and indicators. There were no outstanding indicators or projects that met the requirements of reporting to the Committee for underperformance. It was RESOLVED that the report be NOTED. |


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REPLAY: Patch's Blog During the Presidential Debate
The first 2012 Presidential Debate airs live at 9 p.m. EST on Wednesday. Talk about it on Patch!
Bob Carr
6:21 pm on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Thank you but no. It is probably best that I throw spongy "TV bricks" at the big screen in the privacy of my own home.
It is too bad that the debate will not include all the candidates. Jill Stein of the Green Party, Gary Johnson of the Libertarian Party and Steward Anderson of the Socialist Party would certainly liven things up! Unfortunately, the one thing about which there is bipartisan agreement is the need to not let the minor parties play a major role in the election in the way that Ralph Nader and others have in the past. It's really too bad: a truly open debate could make for television that for once might be both more enlightening AND more entertaining.
Keith Best
6:21 pm on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
The GDP (Gross Domestic Product) of this country was recently downgraded to 1.3%.
This is abysmal. The upcoming jobs report will show America to have a 44th month of unemployment over 8%. When you figure in those that have given up looking for work, it's closer to 19%. THAT is abysmal.
Median Family Income has dropped $4,000 under Obama. More people are out of work now then when Obama took office.
The above are the facts. Why are some Americans continuing to support a president who's only experience was as a US Senator in his first term, who spent most of that first term running for higher office. Before that he was a state senator in his first term who voted "present" over 100 times instead of a yea or nay vote.
Romney has run a business, a successful Olympics and a state.
One has "Executive Experience" , the other is still trying to figure out what that is after almost 4 years.
11:45 pm on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
And Romney's "Executive Experience" leads him to think it's a good idea to return to the economic policies that caused the Great Recession prior to Obama's term?
I wish this weren't true, as I have previously voted for Romney, but unfortunately it's clear his private sector experience and other successful endeavors are not the leading influence in economic and foreign policy stances.
It is clear that the most hawkish of W's foreign policy advisors and the most delusional of the W's neocons for economic advisors were chosen by Romney to be part of his team. And THEY are making the calls.
Colin Powell recently offered a thinly veiled warning in an interview - "You have to be careful to see who your candidate is bringing along." I would add you also have to think of the SCOTUS nominations that may occur. Those decisions last decades past a POTUS' term.
Chuck Anesi
12:48 am on Thursday, October 4, 2012
Keith, you are correct -- Obama has been a disaster; as I observed in a recent blog post on this site, total employment is where it was when he took office nearly four years ago, yet we have added 8.8 million people to the working age population, so the percentage of the working age population that is employed (employment-population ratio is right where it was at the trough of the Great Recession. No improvement at all. http://troy.patch.com/blog_posts/michigan-employment-slide-continues
And to make matters worse, real wages for those who are employed have fallen.
Obama's solution? Well, he doesn't have one, actually, and it's pretty clear he has no grasp at all of how an advanced economy works, aside from a few scraps of grade school macroeconomic Keynesianism (duh, run deficit, stimulate aggregate demand). At least Romney understands microeconomics, as every good businessman does, something of which Obama is utterly ignorant.
Dena Sdaa
11:45 pm on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Totally agree with both of you....id really enjoy playing the debate drinking game for it to benefit time in my life wasted watching this crap
10:49 am on Thursday, October 4, 2012
Dena - LOL! Yes, please organize watch party for next one. We'll organize rides home. Drink for every Romney wild hand gesturing, or Obama head shake.
Hartland Dad
11:45 pm on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Wow … This is a snoozer, so far. … Too much "he's a lying about me" from both sides … We need some fact-checkers.
11:45 pm on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Interesting - Romney in the primary was a stickler for candidates following the rules. He just overruled the moderator and insisted that he (Romney) have the last word in a segment even though he was told otherwise.
julia smity
9:09 am on Thursday, October 4, 2012
I wish Romney could tell me what his plans are to 'fix' the country. Guess I read one too many articles on his Bain company and how he bankrupted many, many companies to become very, very rich.
10:25 am on Thursday, October 4, 2012
Julia - he did in his "60 Minutes" interview recently. When asked about the specifics to get his goals accomplished and still tackle debt he said:
"The devil's in the details. The ANGEL's in the policy." To which the interviewer replied: And those policies would be.....? And tax loop holes eliminated would be.....? Still waiting...
omotayo adeyemi
4:45 pm on Friday, October 5, 2012
The Obama we know is better than somebody who could not manage ordinary Bain Company. If you vote for him American, economy will go into coma forever.

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Enabling children and young people with Down's Syndrome to achieve their communication, educational and social potential with Symbol UK
Posted in Events, Towards a Positive Future Conference, Tweets on 05/14/2012 07:25 pm by JanetWe are delighted that Sue Madraszek of Symbol UK will be presenting at the Towards a Positive Future Conference on 16th June 2012 http://www.wordswell.co.uk/
Sue's presentation will give information about the typical communication profile of children and young people with Down syndrome. It will explore the implications this has on how parents, health care staff and educators should interact with these children and young people in order to develop their full potential in the field of communication and thus enable them to access educational and other settings successfully. Participants will gain knowledge about this population of children and young people and be shown some very simple ways of making interaction with the children and young people more effective as well as learning about how to encourage these children and young people to communicate effectively, thus achieving their communication potential and supporting them in reaching their potential educationally and socially.


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Just wanted to share that Jeff posted some blue ZDP Stretches, and a couple other Sprint knives over at CS - go get 'em!
Just wanted to share that Jeff posted some blue ZDP Stretches, and a couple other Sprint knives over at CS - go get 'em!
Thank you I bought the blue stretch
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Sorry, new here. Can you please let me know what is CS?
Cutlery Shoppe.
Sage 1, Gayle Bradley, Camo Para 2, All black Para 2, "Smurf" Para 2, Orange Para2, Lionspy
Green Para 2 on pre order
I wish I had the cash. I know with a post to point us in the right direction and the low prices, the blue stretch & dodo will be gone soon.
My 's:
Native, Manix 2 (BD1, 154CM, S30V, CPM-M4, BD30P, CTS-XHP), Delica 4 (White, Red, Brown, Blue, Orange, BRG, G-10), Spyderhawk, D'fly G-10, Resiliance, Police 3, Volpe, Millie (S30V, CTS-XHP, CPM-D2), Superleaf, Forager, CPM-D2 Para, BRG Stretch, Caly 3.5-SB, Delica 3, CTS-XHP Para-2, SS Stretch, Rescue, Dyad Jr, Pingo, Caly Jr's, CF Caly 3, Southard, AIR, Tasman, GB, Jess Horn
Mules> MT05,08,09,11,12,13,15,16
Pre-ordered >204P-PM2, Cruwear Military
Gone for now>S90V-Manix
Stretch ordered! Thanks for the heads up.
ahh $170 for the dodo? :/ nty haha
Yo 2
Thanks for the heads up on that Stretch! Got one.
"If everyone is thinking alike, someone isn't thinking."-George Smith Patton, Jr
Depends on how bad you wanted the dodo might be cheaper than getting one from ebay. I happened to be browsing his site last night and saw that he had posted a number of knives that they had "found" in the warehouse. 4 orange dodos, a blue and an orange delica damascus, that blue zdp-189 stretch AND a CF zdp-189 stretch, and a Hossom Forester. The dodos were only 15% or 25% off list or something like that, but others were at his normal 44% off list. I picked up the Forester was tempted by the CF stretch, but I already have one (and paid MORE for it than he was offering it for). Jeff was still up at midnight checking stock and sent me an email confirming I did get the one Forester he had (in addition to the automated emails I always get) -- he gives pretty good service!
Which Knife, A or B? get Both! (and C, D and E)
Thanks for posting. I picked up one of the blue handled/ZDP-189 Stretches.
My favorite Spyderco knives include: Caly 3.5, Chaparral, Delica 4 FFG, Stretch, Para-Military 2, Endura 4 FFG, Manix 2 & Manix 2 XL!
Dang, looks like I missed out on the stretches! Day late and a dollar short. That is what I get for not swinging in here over the weekend.
Current : Para2's Brown, Blue & Orange, Etched Spin, CF Caly3 ZDP189, Gayle Bradley, UKPK Orange G10, Manix2 M4, Sage 1, Caly 3.5 in Super Blue, Urban Orange G10


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Well, the hotel is located a few blocks from the Basilica. The room is way too small, barely could move. The shower is next to the toilet and the toilet gets wet when you shower, No elevator, ladies carry what you can carry. The food was nasty. The breakfast was standard. Will I go back to this hotel? NEVER.
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Last night in NYC, Jessica Stam and Alison Mosshart celebrated the launch of "Dream & Drive" photographs featuring The Kills at Milk Studios, Kristen Wiig came out to support Adam Green's Houseface art opening at The Hole, Marina and the Diamonds killed it at Webster Hall, and so much more! Last night's parties were full of opening parties. More»
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Two additional men now face charges in connection with the murder of Jonesville Police Sgt. Gregory Keith Martin and a man already in custody for the crime is facing new charges.
The new developments in this case are the result of a joint investigation by the Jonesville Police Department, the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation, the FBI, the Elkin Police Department and other law enforcement agencies.
Brian Eugene Whittaker, 37, of Cape Coral, Fla., and Marc Peterson Oldroyd, 40, of Rockwood, Tenn., have both been charged in the crime after a grand jury issued indictments against the pair in the 1996 shooting death of Martin.
Scott Vincent Sica, 37, of Cape Coral, Fla., had already been charged in the case.
Sica was arrested on Oct. 3 and charged with first degree murder. This week a grand jury in Yadkin County issued indictments against Sica charging him with attempted armed robbery, conspiracy to commit armed robbery and two counts of possession of stolen goods relating to vehicle thefts.
Whittaker was indicted on charges of first degree murder, attempted armed robbery, conspiracy to commit armed robbery and two counts of possession of stolen goods.
Oldroyd was indicted on charges of first degree murder, attempted armed robbery and conspiracy to commit armed robbery. Oldroyd appeared in court on Jan. 28 for his first appearance during which the judge ruled that Oldroyd be held without bond due to the murder charges.
Whittaker and Oldroyd are in custody in Yadkin County.
No additional information was available this morning.
Martin was shot and killed on Oct. 5, 1996, at 2:42 a.m., while conducting a traffic stop on I-77 South in Yadkin County. Martin was shot multiple times and left for dead on the shoulder of the highway. Numerous law enforcement agencies across the Southeast and Midwest have played a pivotal role in the investigation of this crime.


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This title in the PROCEDURES IN COSMETIC DERMATOLOGY SERIES presents up-to-the-minute, practical guidance on soft tissue augmentation techniques shaping today's practice. Succinctly written and lavishly illustrated, it focuses on procedural how-to's and offer step-by-step advice on proper techniques, pitfalls, and tricks of the trade—so you can refine and hone your skills...and expand your surgical repertoire. You'll find current, to-the-point guidance on the cosmetic use of traditional and new fillers—edited by pioneers in the field, Drs. Alastair and Jean Carruthers. Implement the newest procedures into your practice immediately and confidently—with the outstanding guidance you'll find in this volume of the PROCEDURES IN COSMETIC DERMATOLOGY SERIES.
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Smoking is not a joke, although you see it on T.V., in comics, and maybe right in front of your face! You may see people holding signs saying SMOKING IS DUMB and that's the truth! Seventy-seven percent of people who smoke do it out of stress and peer pressure, but that's no excuse.
As General George Washington said, " Every puff is like a taste of death". In the first half of the twentieth century, movie stars, sports stars and even medical doctors endorsed cigarette smoking. Did you ever take a close look at the bottom of the cigarette box? Well, if you didn't this is what it says: SMOKING MAY CAUSE LUNG CANCER, HEART DISEASE AND MAY ALSO COMPLICATE PREGNANCY. Doesn't it shock you that these tobacco companies are giving you a warning!
I asked a couple of kids in sixth grade what they thought about smoking, and they all said it was stupid and it was a waste of time. But, that's not what an eighth grader said! He said, " It was cool." If he could get a chance, he would try it. Kids today need a chance to learn what smoking is all about and why they shouldn't smoke.
List your reasons for quitting. List personally important reasons such as bad breath, embarrassment in front of the children, and so on.
Information for this essay was obtained from the following books:
Know about Smoking, Hyde, M, Walker and Company, New York 1990.
A Risky Business- Smoking, Prince, Laurence, Morrow Junior Books, New York, 1996.
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"Urbanic Producer Pack" is a massive library of cutting edge Hip Hop & RnB Sounds. This sample DVD is made for the urban producer of today. With more than 1120 individual single drum sounds consisting of punch filled: kick drums, claps, snare, hi hats, percussion, cymbals and shaker samples. This superabundant collection also consists of loops from: hi hat, percussion & FX as well as bassline, synth, guitar, rhodes, piano, string sequences. BPM information and root key (key signatures) are embedded in most loop file names, simplifying selection and direct use. We fortified this library with bass and lead instrument sounds, sampled with lengths of up to 8 sec. With tone captured form top trusted and tested brands like: Moog, Studio Electronics, Oberheim, and Roland, to name a few. This library is stuffed with everything a Hip Hop and RnB producer needs. Undefeated Urban Excellence 1.3 GB Hip Hop and RnB sounds, 2090 Loops and Samples Elastik Soundbank for Mac/PC/AU/VST/RTAS Elastik Player included - no sampler required!
Download Elastik 2 Installer MAC Download Elastik 2 Installer WIN Download Elastik Demo-Soundbank Quickstart Manual Elastik 2 Manual
Free ELASTIK 2 Player is included in this product or can be downloaded for free!
Interfaces: Mac & PC (32 Bit and 64 Bit) - AudioUnits, VST, StandAlone, RTAS (32bit only) System requirements (recommended): MacOS X 10.5 or newer: 2GHz / 2GB RAM Windows XP / Vista / Win7: 2GHz / 2GB RAM
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Product activation: An internet connection on any computer is required to authorize / activate the product (Challenge/Response).
Urbanic Producer Pack If you like this style you'll find the perfect tools at Ueberschall.
Urbanic II & Urbanic Producer Pack
Sound & Recording, 05-2009 www.soundandrecording.de
After Urbanic follow the sequels Urbanic II and Urbanic Producer Pack. (...) Urbanic II is based, just as its predecessor, on Construction-Kits. But in this case we have 4 Kits for each "song": intro, main, outro and variation - and tey all come with single lines of every instrument. (...) Although the arrangments are all fix which blocks the creativity, the material is top notch and the concept does its job as good as it gets - supported by a fat and real sound. In this category Ueberschall is in most of the time ahead of its competitors: It sounds complete and professionally produced. Wide, epic and melodic sounds, not the dark and aggresive HipHop from the streets.
Urbanic Producer Pack however is something completely different. Instead of Construction Kits you find a huge collection of loops- and singlesounds suiting every HipHop-Sound and sorted like a menu (percussion, keyboards, bass, acoustic-loops, etc.). In this way you can create your own Kits or open up multiple Elastiks to combine them. (...) [The drumsamples] are throughout the whole library of a good use and shine because of their loudness and designed mixing. If you like this style you'll find perfect the tools at Ueberschall.
Urbanic Producer Pack This new Elastik-player based sample collection boasts some of the phattest hip-hop and RnB sounds we've ever heard on a sample disc.
Urbanic Producer Pack
computer music, 01/2009 http://www.computermusic.co.uk/
This new Elastik-player based sample collection boasts some of the phattest hip-hop and RnB sounds we've ever heard on a sample disc. The standards are extremely high throughout this library, from the individual drum and percussion hits to the massive synth and FX loops. A lot of attention to detail has gone into this product, which results in a selection of juicy, fresh nuggets of inspiration. We would only question the usefulness of the one-shot synth sounds since the Elastik Player doesn't allow you to play in your own musical patterns.
Rating: 9/10
Urbanic Producer Pack Who is moving within this genre and does not care about Elastik should take his chance to receive a great library plus a huge collection of good drum samples. The technical side of the sounds is superb!
Keys, 10/2008 www.keys.de
The Urbanic Producer Pack is devoted to Hip-Hop and RnB producers. The collection consists of almost 1000 single drum sounds and a huge amount of drum and instrumental loops.
Technically this library is based on the Elastik-Player. The samples are not availble as single files but come as elastik library. If this is a pro or a con is a up to the individual workflow. It is however possible to simply export the samples out of the player and use them in the DAW of your choice. The player offers an easy handling function to switch start and ending of a sample and to change the tempo and the pitch. (...)
The samples cover a wide spectrum of Hip Hop styles. The drumsamples take the biggest part. Here you'll find everything you need to build rough and dirty beats. Kicks ranging from dry and sub-deep to distorted reeverb kicks and a lot of knackling snares and crunchy claps. Here's everything that makes the producers heart jump up. (...) The instrumental loops can easily be integrated. Single instrument sounds however are rare within the library it mainly comes with loops of a wide spreaded choice of instruments. (...) The Rhodes loops are convincing. As well as the choice of FX sounds that spices up every track. (...)
Who is moving within this genre and does not care about Elastik should take his chance to receive a great library plus a huge collection of good drum samples. The technical side of the sounds is superb!
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Urbanic Producer Pack With this library (released early 2008) Ueberschall set the benchmark for every other sample library. Recommendable without a single doubt!
Amazona.de, 17.09.08 www.amazona.de
Right from the start you'll notice that Ueberschall keeps the promise of the "cutting edge" sound. Everything sounds perfect and comes with an unbelievable power straight out of your speakers. the drums and the melodies are almost always up-to-date and could have been made by Scott Storch, Danjaheadz or Cool & Dre. Besides that they cover all the styles of modern urban music. From heavy and dark beats to club hits that revive every party. The whole package is delivered with Ueberschalls Elastik player that can be integrated as VST or Stand Alone in any sequencer and suites all the samples to your needs. Worth mentioning is also the easy way to combine the delivered material with each other. In this way even newcomer can't do any mistakes and will reach a good result with sound on the top level. With this library (released early 2008) Ueberschall set the benchmark for every other sample library. Recommendable without a single doubt! The price of 100 Euro is justified.
Autor: Philipp Cluse
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Urbanic Producer Pack The sound pumps through your speaker, always with the good feeling to hear something never heard before.
Beat, 07-2008 www.beat.de
You can believe us, we would tell you if Ueberschall screws it. But until now we can´t. So do they score one more time with "Urbanic Producer Pack", a library for Hip-Hop and RnB Producers. The sound pumps through your speaker, always with the good feeling to hear something never heard before. The whole library comes with the outstanding Elastikplayer and -editor for Win and Mac.
Thomas Raukamp
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15 May 2013 BBLog 3.5.2 out now - Bugfix Release Again a bugfix release for the newest battlelog update. It's just a quick fix and BBLog probably not work 100% stable. The stable version follow as soon as possible.
5 April 2013 BBLog 3.5.1 out now - Bugfix Release A pure bugfix release. Fixed the not working weapon page (no spread chart and other BBLog stuff) and other bugs.
29 March 2013 BBLog 3.5.0 out now A new update is out, brings you a bunch of new things and a bit greater bunch of fixes. Noticable is the new custom friend groups feature and the fix for the chrome loading bug. All changes, as always, in the changelog.
6 March 2013 Better Battlelog 3.4.0 released Another fine release for you. Introducing the new Content Channels, a lot of fixes for the latest battlelog update and some improvements. Also new BBLog assignments are included. Read the changelog for all changes and goto our Content Channels Subpage for detailed information.
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From the program: Acquiring or Selling the Privately Held Company 2012
Released on: Jun. 22, 2012
Our experienced faculty walk you through all of the steps associated with acquiring and selling a privately held company, whether it is a large independent corporation, a division or subsidiary of a large public company, or a smaller venture capital-backed or family-owned entrepreneurial enterprise. You will learn about the special issues that apply when a private equity firm is the buyer or owns the target company, and about the techniques and strategies ...
From the program: Advanced Compliance and Ethics Workshop 2012
Released on: Dec. 13, 2012
Never in the history of criminal or corporate law has the existence of an effective compliance and ethics program been more valuable to an organization. The enormity of recent criminal fines, the aggressive enforcement of criminal laws against organizations, the extent to which criminal authorities around the world are working together, the risks of civil liability, and the startling speed of communication and the attendant transparency of corporate ...
From the program: Advanced Swaps & Other Derivatives 2012
Released on: Oct. 31, 2012
The Dodd-Frank Act establishes a novel, comprehensive framework for the regulation of over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives and the market participants who transact in these products. The far-reaching effect of the Dodd-Frank Act upon the OTC markets is only now becoming clear. The new regulatory regime touches the activities of all participants in the swaps markets, from end users to major swap participants to swap dealers. The new regulations will ...
From the program: Advanced Venture Capital 2012
Released on: Dec. 18, 2012
Understanding current market practice, deal terms and conditions, transaction documents and applicable securities, tax and ethical issues is critical in the venture capital business. Lecture Topics [Total time 06:57:25] Segments with an asterisk (*) are available only with the purchase of the entire program. Introduction and Market Update [01:00:30] Kathleen Borie, Jay A. Hershey, Katie G. Taormino, Jack Wills Key Investment ...
From the program: Annual Disclosure Documents 2012: Preparation of Disclosure Documents, Annual Meeting and Regulatory Developments
Stay current on disclosure requirements and developments affecting annual disclosure documents and proxy soliciting materials prepared by SEC reporting companies. Hear from the SEC staff and our faculty who will focus on current "hot issues," best practices and practical pointers. 2012 appears headed towards being another interesting year with significant events and uncertainties covering a wide spectrum of matters affecting public company ...
From the program: Antitrust Institute 2013: Developments & Hot Topics
Released on: May. 21, 2013
From mergers and acquisitions to enforcement priorities, resale price maintenance to international competition, you can be certain to hear about all of the developments in antitrust law at this program led by top experts in the field. Hear from leading antitrust practitioners, senior government officials, and state regulators about how to manage all of the challenges new developments might throw your way. Whether you are a seasoned antitrust ...
From the program: Asset Based Financing Strategies 2013
Released on: Mar. 25, 2013
Asset-based financing is a key source of credit for small and medium-size companies and for some larger, publicly traded companies as well. In contrast to equity financing where ownership in the company is diluted, asset-based financing allows companies to use their own assets to generate cash flow. In structuring these loans, lenders and their counsel must consider all senior interests in the collateral, as well as the practical difficulties in ...
From the program: Audit Committee Workshop 2012
Released on: Jul. 6, 2012
As we continue to see many new regulations from the SEC, PCAOB, CFTC and financial institution regulators, numerous challenges emerge for the audit committee. If you are a director or member of an audit committee, or if you advise audit committees, this program will help you understand what is required of the audit committee in this new and rapidly changing environment. An expert faculty of public company directors who have served on audit ...
From the program: Basics of Mutual Funds and Other Registered Investment Companies 2013
Released on: May. 8, 2013
This program is designed to provide you with a basic overview of the legal, regulatory and operational issues affecting "registered investment companies" – the universe of publicly offered pooled investment vehicles that include mutual funds, closed-end funds, exchange-traded funds ("ETFs") and others. You will learn the fundamentals of the extensive regulatory framework that dictates the structure and operations of retail investment funds ...
From the program: Broker-Dealer and Adviser Regulatory Compliance Forum 2013
Released on: Mar. 6, 2013
Brokerage and advisory firms' compliance programs are under intense regulatory scrutiny. In this program, you will be provided with expert analysis regarding today's hot topics impacting the relevant regulatory framework, as well as practical considerations regarding the design and implementation of such programs. A distinguished faculty of practitioners and regulators will review current regulatory initiatives and recent examination ...
From the program: Broker/Dealer Regulation and Enforcement 2012
Released on: Nov. 7, 2012
More than three years since the financial crisis erupted, there continues to be heightened regulation and enforcement of the securities laws - by the DOJ, SEC, CFTC, states and SRO's. A number of significant rules have been promulgated in the last year to implement various provisions of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, enacted in 2010, while other rules have been proposed but not yet finalized. The Dodd-Frank ...
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Released on: Jun. 25, 2012
Corporations, government organizations and millions of consumers are shifting massive quantities of data and their software applications to cloud computing facilities. Cloud computing uses the Internet to give every size organization access to large, dynamically scalable resources (data storage, software applications and computing power). "The Cloud" allows users, at all levels, to avoid large capital outlays for hardware and ...
From the program: Cloud Computing 2013: Cut Through the Fluff & Tackle the Critical Stuff
Released on: Jun. 24, 2013
Corporations, government organizations and millions of consumers are shifting massive quantities of data and their software applications to cloud computing facilities. Cloud computing provides flexibility, enhanced access to software functionality and potential cost savings, but can inject potential new risks. Negotiating contracts for cloud computing services presents new challenges and it can be difficult to formulate a clear understanding of the ...
From the program: Conflict Minerals 2012: How to Comply with the New SEC Rules
Released on: Dec. 21, 2012
The conflict minerals rules adopted under the Dodd-Frank Act will be in place by January 1, 2013. New procedures need to be taken to comply with the rules. Are you prepared to comply? Have you properly determined if your products contain conflict minerals? Do you know the procedures you need to undertake to comply? Currently many companies are trying to assess whether the rules apply to their products and, if so, how the company should comply with ...
From the program: Corporate Compliance and Ethics Institute 2013
Released on: Jun. 14, 2013
Compliance and ethics programs should no longer be considered optional. They are an important aspect of legal risk management, and government standards on compliance programs have become increasingly specific. No matter how large or small the company, paying careful attention to corporate compliance and ethics is critical. No area is safe - prosecutors all over the world aggressively attack corporate crime, as countries now pursue subjects ...
From the program: Corporate Counsel Institute 2012
Released on: Oct. 14, 2012
There's always something new coming along to keep corporate counsel on their toes, and indeed, even awake at night. The role of the corporate counsel continues to evolve to meet new challenges in relation to an increasingly global economy, recent financial turmoil and continually changing new technologies. It is essential for all corporate counsel to be informed of the latest issues and possess effective, budget-conscious strategies for managing ...
From the program: Corporate Governance - A Master Class 2013
Released on: Feb. 27, 2013
Recent developments, including increasingly intense shareholder activism, seemingly shorter investment time horizons, and regulatory developments under the Dodd-Frank Act, have accelerated changes in corporate governance. Many of the changes are fundamental and will have a profound impact on public companies, their directors and management, and the securities markets. Our stellar faculty will discuss what has already occurred as well as what ...
From the program: Defending Immigration Removal Proceedings 2012
Released on: Aug. 27, 2012
With more than 300,000 deportation and removal cases initiated by U.S. immigration authorities each year, immigrants in the United States are in need of competent and knowledgeable representation in this important area of law. Over half of those facing removal proceedings are unrepresented, and studies have shown that those without legal representation face a significantly higher risk of deportation, regardless of eligibility for relief. In response ...
From the program: Delaware Law Developments 2012: What All Business Lawyers Need to Know
Released on: Jun. 26, 2012
Delaware law plays a critical role in U.S. corporate and securities law, particularly in today's challenging and changing business environment. This unique annual program focuses on the important Delaware corporate law developments over the past year and the practical impact on your corporate or legal practice. The very top Delaware corporate law experts from the Delaware judiciary, leading law firms and corporations, and academia, ...
From the program: Delaware Law Developments 2013: What All Business Lawyers Need to Know
Released on: Jun. 12, 2013
Delaware law continues to play a critical role in U.S. corporate and securities law, particularly in today's challenging and changing business environment. This unique annual program focuses on the important Delaware corporate law developments over the past year and the practical impact on your corporate or legal practice. The very top Delaware corporate law experts from the Delaware judiciary, leading law firms and corporations, and academia, will ...
From the program: Directors' Institute on Corporate Governance (Tenth Annual)
Released on: Sep. 26, 2012
In the past year, new expectations were placed on boards in critical areas of governance, including corporate social responsibility, board governance, audit committee oversight of financial reporting and independent auditors, shareholder activism, and executive compensation. In addition, the Dodd-Frank Act will continue to put new requirements on companies and boards, and boards need to remain mindful of the implications of said requirements, as well ...
From the program: Doing Deals 2013: The Art of M&A Transactional Practice
Released on: Mar. 27, 2013
The M&A market has been experiencing a period of great expectations, with economic anxiety creating uncertainty about the future. Increased volumes of tender offers, hostile deals, activist campaigns, as well as spin-offs, has been an important trend, while the use of innovative structuring mechanisms, such as contingent value rights, has been another. M&A participants continue to raise questions about what "the market" ...
From the program: Doing Deals in and with Emerging Markets: BRIC and Beyond 2012
Released on: Jul. 26, 2012
With emerging markets, like those of the BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India and China) countries, playing an ever greater role in the global economy, attorneys and other professionals facilitating cross-border transactions need to familiarize themselves with the world outside the Group of Eight. After all, according to a recent OECD study, emerging markets will account for over 60% of global economic output by 2030. This program will provide a comprehensive ...
From the program: Drafting and Negotiating Corporate Agreements 2013
Released on: Jan. 16, 2013
In this perennial favorite, our expert faculty will teach you the basics of drafting and negotiating corporate agreements - from how the provisions of an agreement fit together, to the fundamental drafting and negotiating principles common to all corporate agreements. You will learn how to reduce your client's goals to a complete, clearly written and enforceable agreement, and how to identify what issues are most likely to come up in a ...
From the program: Drafting Securities Filings 2012
Released on: Oct. 12, 2012
This workshop will analyze in detail the principal forms and certain drafting issues and techniques used in filings with the SEC under the Securities Act of 1933 ("Securities Act") and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 ("Exchange Act"), with particular emphasis on the mechanics of and timing for assembling particular filings. Recent legislation, including the controversial Jumpstart Our Business Startups ("JOBS") ...
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The Associated Press reported Monday that NBA official Bill Spooner is suing the AP and one of its writers for a tweet posted by Minnesota Timberwolves beat writer Jon Krawczynski during a Jan. 24 game.
Hmm, a reporter tweeting about officiating? Writers covering Pac-10 football and basketball games may be wise to seek legal representation.
Spooner claims Krawczynski defamed him in the tweet, which was made after a call that went against the Timberwolves.
According to the report, Minnesota coach Kurt Rambis argued the call, and Spooner told him they'd review it at halftime. Rambis then reportedly asked Spooner how he was supposed to get the two points back that had been nullified by the call.


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CD (Item 598149) Expansion (UK), 1982 — Condition: New Copy
A great early 80s set from Bluey & the Incognito crew – conceived as the follow up to their benchmark Jazzfunk LP – but this tighter, more fusion inspired set ultimately moved into a sound that was just divergent enough of the established Incognito style that they issued it as The Warriors! It's got plenty of jazzy funk and soul flowing throughout, so the approach isn't radically different – lots of dancefloor ready fusiony grooves with some really great solos from an incredible group of Brit musicians. The heavy bass groove of Paul "Tubbs" Williams is integral, with guitar and vocals by Bluey and piano & synth by Pete Hinds – and those 3 co-produced the album – with drums by Jeff Dunn, guitars by Ronnie Mason, keys by Mattie Collins, horns by Guy Barker and Chris Hunter, percussion by Simon Morthon and a sweet backup vocals from the trio of Tessa Webb, Sharon Campell and Jackie Benar. Includes "Hot Apple", "The Warrior", "Midnight Oil", 'Bustin' Loose", "Warrior's Theme", "Destination", "Je Ne Sais Quoi", "Drive" and "Unsung Heroes". © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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360º tour Mexico City 2011-05-11
Topic started 2 years ago by mario_bono in U2 audio and video recordings. Since then 17 posts have been made by 13 users.Browse by page:
hello this is my recording of the 360º tour Mexico City 2011-05-11 at Estadio Azteca, it is a good audience recording
1.- intro space oddity
2.- even better than the real thing
3.- i will follow
4.- get on your boots
5.- magnificent
6.- mysterious ways
7.- elevation
8.- until the end of the world
9.- happy birthday bono / band introduction
10.-I still haven't found what i'm looking for
11.- pride
12.-stuck in a moment
13.- intro beautiful day
14.- beautiful day
15.- miss sarajevo
16.- zooropa
17.- city of blinding lights
18.- vertigo
1.-i'll go crazy remix
2.- sunday bloody sunday
3.- scarlet
4.- walk on
5.- bishop desmond tutu
6.- one
7.- where the streets have no name
8.- space talk
9.- hold me, trill me, kiss me, kill me
10.-with or without you
11.-moment of surrender
12.-rocket man
Taper: Mario Bono Cuevas
Blue Mikey -> iPod touch -> Rectools 2.0 -> WAV
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Recorded from PREFERENTE SUR. This is behind the stage
still miss the art work
hope you like it
mario bono -
Thank you Dowloading it right now -
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Hi Mario, thanks much for sharing! -
Thanks -
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Hi Mario, thanks much for sharing!
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Thanks so much! Been seriously lurking these past few days just waiting to see who the first ringer would be to run in a recording....you made my day -
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Thanks Mario! Lots appreciated. Adding now to our show pages.. -
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