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World Cup faces Wembley Grid lock as NFL showpiece causes clash
Wembley, looking its best for Sunday's Capital One Cup final, is the latest venue causing problems in the fraught scheduling of the 2015 Rugby World Cup in England.
The national stadium, with its 90,000 capacity, is one of the crucial venues needed so that ER 2015 can sell the 2.9million tickets necessary to meet their £80m revenue guarantee to the International Rugby Board.
But there is the complication of Wembley's latest contract with the NFL, which will see a projected two American Football games taking place in 2015. And one of the dates clashes with a Rugby World Cup weekend of fixtures.
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This double Wembley booking comes on top of the near-certainty that the amount of Olympic Stadium building work needed to prepare for West Ham's arrival in 2016-17 will rule out the possibility of World Cup rugby there in 2015.
ER 2015, due to put forward the names of their chosen 12 grounds at a board meeting a week tomorrow, realise they have run out of time for Stratford, which makes utilising Wembley even more of a priority.
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Paul Elliott's resignation from all his FA positions, for using a racist insult in a bad-tempered text message to black former footballer and business partner Richard Rufus, has left the FA looking for a credible anti-racism leader.
Elliott was in line to replace Lord Ouseley as head of a new inclusion advisory body being set up to replace the Race Equality Advisory Group overseeing the new anti-discrimination regulations. Ouseley resigned from the FA council in protest at the 'mealy-mouthed response' to the John Terry and Luis Suarez cases.
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The Glasgow youths being mentored through rugby by Will Greenwood and Scott Quinnell for Sky Sports' School of Hard Knocks series, were given an inspirational talk by Royal Marine Andy Grant, seriously injured by a trip-wire blast in Afghanistan.
Liverpool fan Grant described how he had You'll Never Walk Alone tattooed on his right leg before it was amputated just below the knee, taking off the last word.
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Johnson in wildnerness
It's now well over a year since England's Rugby World Cup debacle. But former team manager Martin Johnson has yet to fully recover from that ordeal or decide on his career path since quitting, after returning from New Zealand in the knowledge that his Twickenham contract would not be renewed.
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No place in my area sells chicory (the lettuce)
Thanks, but I've checked Gerardi's and the Top Tomato in Rosebank. Also St. George Greenmarket, Waldbaums Rosebank, Key Food on Bay and on Forest. I think I'm obsessing too much...but haven't been further afield (mid-island, south shore).
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about 21 hours agocomestible in Outer Boroughs
Is it me or is there an Avocado Blight or bad crop lately?
My local Mexican deli, which usually has decent Mexican avocados, surprised me by having Peruvian ones yesterday. They were all fairly hard; I chose the one nearest ripe, brought it home and it was fine. I do agree that Peruvian ones can be problematic though.
Aug 18, 2014comestible in General Topics
Great Pinot Noir under $20 -- Is there such a thing?
Around here (NYC borough) I have found MacMurray Pinot very nice. They have a Central Coast pinot at c. $13, but a much better Russian River Valley pinot at C. $18, which is still under your $20 threshold. That one is pretty darn nice.
Aug 14, 2014comestible in Wine
No place in my area sells chicory (the lettuce)
Well, it's not a question of a supermarket mislabeling anything. If it's there, I'll know it when I see it, even if mislabeled.
It's for a rather pesto-like sauce for pasta. A head of chicory, cut up and briefly blanched, then whirled in the food processor with almonds and a few other ingredients.
Yes, lots of Italian folks out here; it's curious that I don't see this vegetable. But I haven't been all over the Island, just the places closest to me.
Aug 13, 2014comestible in Outer Boroughs
No place in my area sells chicory (the lettuce)
Oh, I am in Staten Island, so Queens would be a trek. Might try the Manhattan Fairway mentioned by Ttrockwood. Or the Union Sq. Greenmarket one of these days. Or maybe I'll substitute some other bitter green for the chicory.
Aug 12, 2014comestible in Outer Boroughs
No place in my area sells chicory (the lettuce)
I'm in a far-flung area of NYC but can't find a source (I want it for an exotic pesto dish). Not the supermarkets, not the farmer's market, not the local greengrocer. I find this kind of extraordinary. You can easily get escarole, Boston, romaine, iceberg, arugula, and the more exotic baby greens, but not chicory. Not even the Dean & Deluca on Broadway in NYC had it.
Aug 11, 2014comestible in Outer Boroughs
I have a memory of liking DJ Anejo a lot. Recently I went to a local bar with a good tequila selection, tried the Anejo again, and liked it just as well. So I went out and bought a bottle, only to find it both more harsh and lacking some depth. I'm forced to conclude that there's some inconsistency in this brand.
Aug 07, 2014comestible in Spirits
Tongue: Authentic Mexican Outer Boroughs
At some Mexican places in Staten Island, you can get not only tongue, but cow eye as well.
Aug 05, 2014comestible in Outer Boroughs
Child Friendly Lunch Near Staten Island Ferry
Well, just wait. If projections are fulfilled, within two years there will be a bustle of tourist-friendly attractions right near the ferry, including an observation wheel similar to the London Eye, a hotel, upscale shopping center, etc. Already real estate values in that area have seen an uptick in anticipation. What all this will do to the quality of life (congestion, traffic) remains to be seen.
Jul 28, 2014comestible in Outer Boroughs
Child Friendly Lunch Near Staten Island Ferry
Note that SanRasa has moved from its Bay St. location to Corson Ave., corner of Daniel Low Terr. Still walking distance. If your kids are comfortable with spicy food!
Otherwise there's pizza and good Italian at Pier 76, 76 Bay Street. Better-than-average pizza including some exotic specialty pies. Maybe best pizza on the North Shore, except I've heard Giuseppe's is also good (haven't been there, on Hyatt St.)
Also on Hyatt is the very good Enoteca Maria, but they are dinner only, and cash only. Probably too formal though.
Jul 28, 2014comestible in Outer Boroughs
Amusing menu gaffes - what's yours? [moved from Boston board]
Painted on the window of a local Sri Lankan restaurant:
"Taste yourself...you'll always have a story to tell."
Jul 21, 2014comestible in Not About Food
I repurpose glass jars with metal lids. I don't worry about light because they're in a dark pantry. One caveat: don't expose lentils or green split peas to light or they will lose their color. And flour, pancake mix, etc. go in the fridge or freezer.
For day-to-day leftovers, they go in plastic Chinese take-out containers. Probably not the best solution but easy.
Jun 23, 2014comestible in Cookware
Has anyone tried "Pasta Modern," cookbook by Francine Segan?
Wow, a shout-out from the author herself! Nice to meet you!
Last night I tried the Corzetti with Marjoram (but using a different cut of pasta). It was lovely, more or less a marjoram pesto including toasted pine nuts and parmesan, just the right amount of "sauce."
i'm intrigued by a good number of recipes because they're vegetarian...even some not in the vegetarian chapter.
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Jun 23, 2014comestible in Home Cooking
Has anyone tried "Pasta Modern," cookbook by Francine Segan?
I perused it at the library, then borrowed it, and it seems fascinating. I did a search here and was surprised not to find it mentioned. Haven't tried any of the recipes yet though.
Jun 21, 2014comestible in Home Cooking
Do Different Types of Alcohol Cause you to Act Differently?
I've heard that many of the legendary bad experiences with tequila arise from the use of basic Cuervo, for the reason that Cuervo is blended with grain alcohol. (One tequila bar states that right on their drinks menu.) Not to mention whatever effects sugary cocktail ingredients might add.
Tequilas that are 100% agave, in my experience at least, don't affect the body any worse than other quality spirits.
Jun 19, 2014comestible in Spirits
Cleaning a gas stovetop. Any suggestions?
I know this is an old thread, but I have a stainless steel stovetop that gets really sticky with stubborn grease. A building contractor told me about straight ammonia; soak towels with it and let them sit on the stovetop overnight; maybe cover them with plastic. (This will smell horrible.) You need the overnight time for the stuff to work, but it does.
I'm going to try this for the enameled burner pans, which are also a mess. I'll put them in a big plastic bag overnight with ammonia in it. Supposedly, it's the fumes that do the work; you don't need to immerse the burners.
Jun 17, 2014comestible in Cookware
PLEASE! A decent pancake mix?? [Moved from Home Cooking board]
For those interested in a whole-grain mix, I have just tried the Arrowhead Mills brand mix and so far I like it. It has more "graininess," if you will, than Bob's Red Mill, which is extremely finely ground. I've been making the waffle recipe, as I haven't a good pan for pancakes right now. I do prefer some coarseness, some evident fiber, in the texture.
I have a box of Trader Joe's Multigrain Mix waiting in the wings, and I'll let you know how it compares.
Apr 25, 2014comestible in General Topics
I got to thinking about this while reading the $5 wine thread.
Is plonk BAD wine, i.e., defective, thin, unbalanced? Or is it simply good sound wine that is not particularly distinctive?
I think the $5 Spanish and Portuguese wines I've been buying (for example) are sound and creditable, but not fascinating. Good everyday wine. There's no reason to denigrate such wine. You'd probably be served such wine at an average restaurant in those countries; would you reject it as plonk?
Is life really too short to drink such wine? Hardly, I think.
I'm just trying to get clarity on a definition here.
Apr 02, 2014comestible in Wine
I had a veg curry at San Rasa a couple of weeks ago. It was quite good, tasted rather dry, but perhaps that is the way it is done in Sri Lanka, compared to an Indian offering.
Mar 31, 2014comestible in Outer Boroughs
Locally I can get quite decent Portuguese and Spanish wines at $4 to $7. These are dry, European profile, balanced, but not the stuff memories are made of. Various labels. They accompany food and do that very well.
We might have something a bit fancier on the weekends.
Mar 10, 2014comestible in Wine
Tasteless food you love for the texture: e.g. Sea Cucumber
Wood ear mushrooms for stir-fry. I think they are used in soups too. You buy them in dried form from Chinese groceries.
Feb 15, 2014comestible in General Topics
SanRasa in Staten Island is gone
Aha! Thanks for this. Looks like they have moved into the space formerly occupied by The Polish Place and its Polish deli (which we were sad to see close).
The restaurant space is nice with a cozy feel (or was when it was the Polish Place). I wonder what they mean by "bakery." I'm unfamiliar with Sri Lankan baked goods.
Feb 14, 2014comestible in Outer Boroughs
SanRasa in Staten Island is gone
Passing by the storefront yesterday, noticed construction work inside and a sign for a fast-noodle Asian place.
I don't know if they're really gone or are moving elsewhere. No visible notice.
If they're going, it's sad. They were good. And the closest Sri Lankan to the ferry.
Feb 13, 2014comestible in Outer Boroughs
How many pots and pans? How many slow cookers? etc....Essentials?!
It all really depends on the individual.
If you do a lot of sauteeing you'll need skillets or saute pans.. That describes me.
As you can see from the replies, answers here are more like a Rorschach test for individual cooks. Maybe the OP is just curious about other folks' cooking styles.
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Need a wholegrain waffle mix or recipe
Thank you all for your responses. We do have a Trader Joe's around here, so when I get over there I'll look around for their pancake mix.
Thanks for the recipe too!
Jan 23, 2014comestible in General Topics
I'm chuckling too...
also about their extremely fine subcategories of wine that require special individual shapes.
Jan 21, 2014comestible in Wine
Need a wholegrain waffle mix or recipe
I'm looking for a good whole grain waffle mix or recipe...maybe even pancakes in a pinch, but I find waffles easier. I've been using the mixes from Bob's Red Mill (except haven't tried the buckwheat one; I find buckwheat difficult) and they're OK but on the light side rather than hearty.
No gluten-free concerns here.
May have to make from scratch if that's the only way, but a good mix would make my day.
Jan 19, 2014comestible in General Topics
Do People Keep The Scotch Boxes?
I don't keep the boxes, but now have a few of those spherical glasses packaged with Glenmorangie. I like the print and logo too.
I know the Glencairn glasses are technically better, but these are nice.
Jan 17, 2014comestible in Spirits
Switching from coffee to tea in the morning
Shu (cooked) puerh has its advocates (and some can be quite nice) but sheng (raw) offers the most variety in flavor and aging potential. It seems it could take a lifetime to really learn all about sheng puerh. Some truly vintage cakes can be quite costly, and fakery of famous cakes has been known to happen. Still, there are many rewards, even in cakes only a few years old. I am a sheng fan, myself.
There are a couple of interesting blogs about puerh that I read with interest: The Half-Dipper and Marshal N.
Puerh can get expensive when buying whole cakes. Most vendors offer 25g (or so) samples, so you can try before you buy.
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Switching from coffee to tea in the morning
An acquaintance with someone who founded a coffee roasting company in the 1970s started me on a coffee binge. I got to the point of drinking 5-6 strong cups a day, and convinced myself this can't be good.
But I had always had a fondness for tea, since my early 20s (I'm now in my 60s). So I reverted to tea -- many varieties, mostly green, oolong, pu-erh, all unflavored.
One tea in particular had a kick equal to espresso coffee, but may be difficult to find...Huang Zhi Xiang, a lemony Feng Huang oolong brewed strong. Man, I was shaking and barely able to walk a straight line! Found it in NYC at a couple of Chinese tea suppliers. Delicious, too, and you can vary the strength.
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Sarah Hall Ingram was commissioner of the IRS's Tax Exempt & Government Entities Division as it began discriminating against and persecuting Tea Party groups and other conservative institutions. As an IRS organizational chart confirms, Ingram was the direct boss of Lois "Fifth Amendment" Lerner, whose administrative leave now allows her to sleep in, relax at home, and collect her annual taxpayer-financed paycheck of $177,000. She still makes $3,000 above what senators earn and more than quadruple the average U.S. wage of $42,980 — all for doing nothing.
• "The IRS is responsible for reviewing, at least once every three years, the community benefit activities of each hospital affected by" Section 9007, observes The Weekly Standard's Jeffrey H. Anderson. "So the judge of whether hospitals are meeting community needs will be the IRS. What could possibly go wrong? (On the heels of [Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen] Sebelius's earlier decrees, one wonders how the IRS will treat Catholic hospitals.)"
Dishing out Obamacare's subsidies and penalties "will require significant resources, particularly customer service resources as taxpayers turn to the IRS with questions and issues about the ACA and their tax and health insurance requirements," IRS Inspector General J. Russell George pleaded with a House Appropriations subcommittee last March 5. "Customer service has been declining in recent years, with fewer taxpayers being served at the local offices and the IRS answering fewer telephone calls. The ACA will further stretch these already limited resources."
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So they will no doubt be doubly pleased today.
Firstly, because in an innovative new form of Non Court Dispute Resolution that really does qualify for the now out of favour epithet "alternative", fathers have begun taking justice to the MoJ along with their tents. To be more precise they are setting up camp on the Lord Chancellor's roof. Keeping it out of court there. And out of doors it seems…
Secondly, because there are some stonking statistics that prove that people are #keepingitoutofcourt en masse. Yes, CAFCASS stats show a 36% decrease in private law applications for this July compared with last. And those of you who are as geeky as me about these stats will not have neglected to notice that this is not entirely a product of the abnormally high figures for last July – if you compare the stats since 2010 the figure of 2928 is substantially lower than any single year since 2010, and still 29% lower than July 2012, which is the last pre-LASPO comparator.
Here's a thought though : If we're getting 30% less cases does that represent a 30% drop in legal aid costs or a 30% drop in court resource? Ah reck'n not.
As for legal aid I would guess that a greater concentration of cases involve *one* party who is publicly funded, because the LASPO effect means that the preponderance of cases that proceed involve DV or CP issues. Most of these cases also involve one LiP. Many of the rest involve two. And of those involving a LiP the amount of time spend working out how to achieve fair trial in the absence of legal aid costs time and money to resolve, as recent caselaw demonstrates. Perhaps the overall financial cost has reduced but the level of wasted time and cost arguing about what legal aid will and won't pay for is scandalous. And how do you factor in the long term social cost in those cases not pursued? How do you quantify the additional cost of mental health and social services to the generation of children whose relationship with their "other" parent has withered or who have been exposed to harm by a parent and who suffer the consequences as adults and as parents?
As for court time, anecdotally many courts are now giving FHDRAs 50-100% more listing time due to the impact of LiPs on their lists – and as for the number and duration of substantive hearings well, my consistent experience is that there is regularly a need for additional hearings with longer time estimates in cases involving LiPs – sometimes they can be quicker but usually not. So, if for every 100 cases that a court previously dealt with it is now dealing only with 70, lets say probably about half of that remaining 70 will require on average twice as much time. Lets say on average each case without LiPs requires 1 unit of time and each LiP case requires 2. So on the old caseload 100 units.
35 x 1 = 35
35 x 2 = 70
= 105 units of time compared to 100 (and that is even without the additional time required to deal with our beloved CAP forms).
Of course there are a number of assumptions and generalisations there, and to some extent I'm working back from my strong sense that whatever the stats say the courts are no less busy and are struggling more than they were say 2 years ago. I know I know. They aren't even statistics, they are IFTTTs….But you get my point. And that's the purpose of statistics, right?
Anyway, it's all about the hashtag folks. So if you are feeling despondent remember : #keepitoutofcourt
And in the unlikely event you are still feeling despondent, you can read this sunshiney summary of all the glorious things that have happened since the Family Justice Review, entitled "A Brighter Future for Family Justice". I have not yet read all of it, but apart from some minor inaccuracies (only about the law you know) I did notice a reference to implementation in "the autumn" of the parental involvement provisions. According to the Bright Future document, that provision is "to send a…message to parents about the approach which the courts will take" (the one's who aren't #keepingitoutofcourt, obviously).
Right. I'm off to devise a system of alternative access to justice that can be achieved in 140 characters or less. The problem is that I got as far as "a child arrangements order naming the person with whom a child is to live and specifying with whom the child should have contact or otherwi" before running out of room…
* Except when it's adoption of course because then its #getitinandoutofcourtquickerthanyoucansaymartinnarey]]>
Anyhoo. I'm a joiner, so I'm passing it on. You're welcome.
Interim Report of the Financial Remedies Working Group (feat. cameo performance from yours truly) :
Interim Report of the Children & Vulnerable Witnesses Group : cvwwg#interim report
Enforcement Stuff : ukme remo – letter ukme remo – legal sfc guidance – august 14
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Bonnie Hough presentation about Californian system : bonnie hough presentation 18 june
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So: Local Family Justice Boards have to report quarterly on their performance. And of course, as is the rage these days, they must do so by means of a template. And it's a template that they need some guidance to conquer…
Yes, you've guessed it. This is about statistics. Damned statistics. I have to keep checking that the paramountcy principle hasn't been sneakily amended on 22 April to provide that "statistical performance shall be the court's paramount consideration" (It hasn't).
Anyway, the LFJB has to report against KPMs and has to escalate issues of concern to the PISG and FJB. So that's the Local Family Justice Board, Key Performance Measures and Family Justice Board. I have no clue what a PISG is but I like to think it is a typographical error for PIGS and that all DFJs (sorry, Designated Family Judges) are supposed to self-report to the Rozzers if their stats go a bit wonky.
Anyway, childish jokes aside – this is the interesting bit:
KPM 1 "For 2014-15, the Family Justice Board have agreed that the level of ambition for each LFJB for this KPM is that the average duration of s31 care or supervision cases should be within 26 – 30 weeks (averaged over the year)."
KPM 2 "For 2014-15, the Family Justice Board have agreed that the level of ambition for each LFJB for this KPM is that 60% – 70% of section 31 cases (averaged over the year) should be completed within 26 weeks."
Read that again.
And again.
The level of ambition for 26 weeks is 60-70% of cases on average.
Basically, we're sort of banking on 30-40% of 'em going long?
Too damned right 26 weeks ain't a straightjacket. Padded cell anyone?
PS If anyone can help me get my head around how you square KPM 1 with KPM 2 I'd be most grateful. I don't think they are inherently inconsistent but what do they tell us about the aspirational distribution of short cases, 26 wk cases and long cases?]]>
Whilst I have often expounded the pressing need for greater transparency I've always favoured the frosted glass of privacy – we need light in our bathrooms, but frankly what goes on in there is private and not to be seen in all its gory details. Totally public family proceedings would be like being paraded in nothing but your grubby grey kecks with last night's makeup still in panda circles round your eyes and all your flabby bits hanging out (yes, this is my room 101). Children and parents deserve and need privacy in most cases, which usually boils down to anonymity but often includes something a bit more sophisticated to avoid the risk of jigsaw identification.
In some cases of course families (usually the adults) actually want to be identified – want to tell their story. But I've rarely encountered a case where a child or young person wants their f*cked up family stuff to be in the papers or online for all their mates to see. I've seen a fair few where the idea that this might happen (real or perceived) is a real and pressing anxiety on the part of children though.
So, whilst I am a supporter of the AIMS of the President's transparency reforms, the project that he is embarking on with such alacrity is a project which hitherto the judiciary (including one Munby J) had made plain were matters for Parliamentary reform. Matters which, in 2009-2010 Parliament thought were matters for Parliamentary scrutiny and reform. Matters which were too complex and difficult for Parliament to make a decent fist of and which led to a great chunk of the hopeless Children Schools and Families Act 2010 being repealed this April. I understand the NEED, but the process makes me a bit twitchy. Does the end justify the means?
I recall the debate in the run up to the CSFA 2010. There was far less appreciation amongst the legal profession of the need for transparency and it seemed far from inevitable that anything much would happen (compare that to now when many people consider the argument for transparency to be over, the battle lost or won depending on your position). But in 2010 lots of lawyers poo poohed it. And the arguments about children's right to privacy and their views on the topic held far more force then than of late. I and colleagues have wondered how the guidance on publication of judgments will work in practice in cases where there is a risk of jigsaw ID and how and when a child's views can and should be obtained before a decision under that guidance is made. Some parents of young children would agree with the idea that a newborn baby could not be identifiable from a video or photo (Re J). I can certainly recall attending a quiz several years ago where participants had to guess the High Court Judge from the baby photo (I know – don't ask!). Apart from those of us with no High Court practice to speak of the hit rate was pretty high.
But now NYAS And ALC have commissioned and published a new study [link added]. I think it rightly brings back to the table the arguments about children's rights to privacy, the arguments about the impact upon children of greater transparency – not just of the fact of being identified, but the fear of being identified, the corrosion of trust in professionals that flows from knowing that whatever you say *might* get out there. And it pulls no punches when it says to the President head on "Look chum. These things are for Parliament. For proper public consultation. Do it properly!"
I agree. Parliament should be given an opportunity to scrutinise these things. But of course it won't. It got into a right old pickle last time it tried. And no Government wants to go there. And Munby P knows as much. So understandably he just wants to crack on. It's completely circular but in the end you have to fall back on due process and separation of powers. Munby P is doing his best within the constraints of proper judicial discretion and guidance, in order to prevent the justice system falling into further disrepute - but there is a legitimate argument for saying he can't really go much further without the help of Parliament.
So they make a good point. But, what I set out to write about is the actual substantive evidence in this study. Because it's easy to be distracted by the hard hitting message for the President which heralds this study, and to forget the study itself (as I have just done for the last blah paragraphs!).
And in fact when I read the study I was rather underwhelmed. Which is not to say that I don't value the information that it provides us with – some of the remarks made by the young people who are interviewed for the study are telling and important reminders of the lived experience of care proceedings and the added difficulty publicity may have upon them. But in terms of a solid evidence base upon which to move forward I thought it was pretty slim. To start with it involved only 11 children. The children were not interviewed separately but concurrently in the course of a day (meaning that they are likely to have influenced one another). Many of the questions they were asked were classically leading questions (it's pretty clear where the authors of the questions were coming from). The 11 participants were all older children or in some cases young adults, so although that was understandable not really representative. The participants were drawn "primarily from the NYAS young people's consultation and participation group (a national group covering England and Wales) and from young people who had been provided with a service by NYAS". Based on my experience this probably doesn't make them terribly representative of the wider group of children involved in Family Court proceedings, not least because they will be at the higher end of the age bracket. They were self selecting and therefore likely to be children / young people with strongly held views / who were vocal. And of course they are drawn from an age bracket the members of which are naturally inclined to assert their independence and the rightness of their view in contrast to anyone in authority!
Having read this study I was rather left with a sense that the study had worked backwards from the desired conclusion (I'm not saying that is what happened and I'm not questioning anyone's ethics, but that was my genuine feeling as I left off the reading of it. It felt a bit uncomfortable and I couldn't shake it off). The questions were worded so as to have the likely effect of raising anxiety and inviting participants to express concern, rather than to explore safeguards, to reassure or to address misconceptions. One of the themes in the discussion is that no group of professionals felt it was their role to reassure children about the media – this was replicated in the study itself meaning that the participants expressed all their anxieties about what might happen in something of a vaccuum. So, for example, one of the early questions is about publishing photos of babies and children. This is exceptionally rare (re J being one such exception) and there are no specific proposals about this – I wonder what impact leading with this sort of topic will have had on the developing dynamic in the groups.
And similarly, a preamble to a set of questions reads as follows "At the moment in ongoing cases, reporters are allowed to attend family courts and listen to what is said in cases (unless the judge says they cannot). They are not permitted to publish information which is intended or likely to lead to the identification of any child in the case. This restriction ends once the case is completed – but the court can decide reporting restrictions should continue if that is thought necessary." which is accurate as far as it goes, but rather gives the impression that there is no restriction on reporting at the end of the case, which is not correct because the not insubstantial provisions of s12 AJA do still apply. This is repeated later on "The automatic restriction on media reporting of the detail of cases and the identities of those involved stop once the case is finished (although the judge can extend restrictions if he/she thinks that is necessary)."
Finally, this troubled me : "There is a proposal from the President of the Family Division that – unless otherwise stated by the court – the media should routinely be permitted to read certain (as yet unspecified) documents." Participants are then asked a series of questions to elicit what they think about this. Again, it's accurate as far as it goes – but it creates an impression that it is going to be a great big free for all on documents, which is no part of any suggestion I have heard. And the subsequent questions make a point of specifically referring to medical reports, which are highly unlikely in my view to be a category of document that is routinely read by journalists. Of course, this brings us back to the central criticism of the study conclusions – that we don't know what is proposed because we are relying on a thumbnail sketch in a President's View at present, rather than a clearly set out Green Paper or consultation document – but again I wonder if the framing of the discussion is going to be likely to prompt a particular response. I think if I have guessed the answers that these questions would have elicited they'd have been pretty much those given. What else would they say?
I'm not poo poohing this study or the views expressed within it – either those of the children and young people or the views of the authors. But I do think that it is information recruited for a cause that we know that the commissioners and at least some of the authors already espouse, rather than a piece of research that stands free of those strongly held views. And they are plainly strongly held views when you read the document itself. This report is a pretty direct challenge to the President, and plainly intended to be so.
I do think that one of the interesting things this study has focused my mind on is who should take instructions / inform / consult a child about possible publication of a judgment – or even about possible media attendance – and when and in what circumstances they should do so. Guardians certainly don't routinely bother asking even teenage children and often adopt a somewhat standardised basis. That probably ought to change. And courts will probably have to get used to allowing for adjournments for children to be consulted before decisions are made about publication of judgments – although the flip side of that is that children's representatives need to get better at spotting the obvious coming well before judgment so they don't get caught out on the day of hand down. I will certainly be giving such issues greater consideration in future.]]>


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Saturday's first-round games
Arizona State vs. Temple, 2 p.m. (ESPN2)
Notre Dame vs. UTAH, 4:30 p.m. (ESPN2)
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Winners, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN or ESPN2)
No. 2 NOTRE DAME (26-7)
Latest line: Lost to Connecticut, 73-64, in the Big East Tournament championship game.
Statistical leaders: Natalie Novosel (14.6 points per game), Devereaux Peters (7.2 rebounds per game), Skylar Diggins (4.5 assists per game).
Head coach: Muffet McGraw (639-251 overall, 551-210 at Notre Dame).
No. 7 ARIZONA STATE (20-10)
Latest line: Lost to California, 48-43, in the Pac-10 Tournament quarterfinals.
Statistical leaders: Dymond Simon (13.5 points per game), Kimberly Brandon (6.5 rebounds per game), Dymond Simon (2.7 assists per game).
Head coach: Charli Turner Thorne (309-208 overall, 269-168 at Arizona State).
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Latest line: Lost to Dayton, 75-67, in the Atlantic-10 Tournament semifinals.
Statistical leaders: Shey Peddy (14.0 points per game), Natasha Thames (5.2 rebounds per game), Shey Peddy (4.1 assists per game).
Head coach: Tonya Cardoza (69-27 overall).
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Latest line: Defeated TCU, 52-47, in the Mountain West Tournament championship game.
Statistical leaders: Iwalani Rodrigues (14.7 points per game), Michelle Plouffe (7.3 rebounds per game), Janita Badon (5.6 assists per game).
Head coach: Anthony Levrets (18-16 overall).
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Environment Canterbury is proposing a controversial amendment to the Waitaki water catchment plan, effectively reducing its minimum flow by nearly 30 per cent for four months.
The Waitaki Catchment Allocation Plan, drawn up after a Government call-in of water-right applications back in 2004, sets the minimum flow for the river at 150 cumecs, to allow for both hydro generation and good environmental qualities.
However, a draft discussion document proposed by the Canterbury Water Management Strategy's Lower Waitaki committee suggests dropping this to 105 cumecs for pre-2006 issued consents for October to January, and between 125 to 145 cumecs for them in other months.
Although any proposed changes will eventually go out for public consultation, Government legislation sacking ECan's 14 elected councillors and replacing them with seven appointed commissioners also removed the right for people to appeal against decisions to the Environment Court.
Ian McIlraith, who is chairman of the Waitaki River Society, said he was concerned the changes were being made for political convenience without adequate science or evidence.
"When the Waitaki Catchment Allocation Plan became operative in 2006, it was a democratic process, and involved a lot of solid evidence and reasoning for its decisions," Mr McIlraith said.
"We haven't seen any convincing information and reasoning for these moves.
"On the other hand, our society has reliable evidence that there is sufficient flow in the Waitaki for irrigation without lowering the minimum flow."
Mr McIlraith was concerned further lowering the rivers' minimum flows could detrimentally affect their quality.
The Canterbury water management zone committee members are all appointed, and feature a mix of representatives from the regional council, district councils and the community.
They are tasked with recommending limits to ECan.
Lower Waitaki committee chairman Robin Murphy said nothing was a fait accompli.
"It will go through the submission process like anything else, we want to get as much community buy-in as early as possible before that happens," he said.
Mr Murphy said there were several existing consents that did not comply with the current limits, and the committee was trying to find a decent compromise.
But fellow society member Dugald MacTavish said such an amendment was unnecessary.
"It seems to me that ECan and the zone committee are trying to pass the buck for not bringing the existing resource consents into line before allocating new consents.
"I don't know whether it is right that the river should pay for that mistake," he said.
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Feb 9, 2011, 10:00 PM EDT
If Marquis Daniels had not suffered a freakish, scary injury last week, the Boston Celtics very likely would have ridden out the trade deadline and watched every other team try to match what they already have. Right now, Boston is the rabbit every team is trying to catch (even San Antonio, Boston scares teams more come the playoffs).
But with Daniels out at least a month that leaves Paul Pierce and then basically the Celtics Dancers at the three, Celtics GM Danny Ainge confirmed to ESPN Boston they are looking at trades now.
"We may be looking at the trade deadline to make a move," Ainge said. "And not just for the short term. We'll see how Marquis does. I like our team. But the Marquis situation could give us something to think about at the perimeter. We'll just have to see where he is."
Boston doesn't have to make a deal, they are in a position of strength. But if a nice, affordable back-up three becomes available….
A deal would not be easy to make. Obviously nobody in the core of this team can be touched. Nobody sane is going to take Jermaine O'Neal, who has another year at $6.2 million after this one (unless you can sweeten the deal). They might have to consider moves if someone would take a Von Wafer or Semih Erden, or maybe even Delonte West. None of those guys is going to bring back a lot, but if they can get a decent backup three that can give them 12 minutes a night, Ainge has to consider it.
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ABKCO Films is proud to join in the celebration of the Rolling Stones 50th Anniversary by announcing exclusive details of the release of the legendary, but never officially released film, The Rolling Stones Charlie is my Darling - Ireland 1965, the cinematic debut of the band. This new cut of the film features newly discovered, never-before-seen or heard performances and will be released in Super Deluxe Box Set, Blu-ray and DVD configurations worldwide on November 6.
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Mostly ... what you see is the intensity of rock 'n' roll at a time when it still felt risky and thrilling.
The kinetically shot concert footage captures the volatile dynamic between performers and audience, as Mick Jagger's provocative posturing is followed by fans storming the stage.
Charlie Is My Darling captures the quintet at their most impossibly vernal and beautiful.
Any Rolling Stones fan -- and quite a few who don't necessarily identify with the band -- will find much that is endearing in Charlie is my Darling.
Revisits a time when 'satisfaction' was more about rebel labor of love music than media attention, before it all became corporatized. Along with a discomfort with fame once upon a time, that has now ironically evolved into anxiety when one is without it.
The doc weaves its footage into a meditation on sex, art, and money among a band not yet wearied of all three.
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The Tasman Group will have to complete an Environmental Assessment before it proceeds with its plan to re-open the abattoir.TYLA HARRINGTON March 11, 2014 4:15am
The Tasman Group has to comply with a list of requirements before it can proceed with its plans to re-open the Deniliquin abattoir, which closed in 2007.
The details were outlined in the Director-General's Environmental Assessment Requirements report handed down by the state government last Wednesday.
Deniliquin Council general manager Des Bilske said if the company was able to meet the state government requirements, a development application for 'facility improvements' should be approved.
Tasman intends to upgrade the 'kill floor', 'receiving yard' and amenities, and has plans for a new boning room, rendering plant and cold storage facility.
Should it receive a DA approval, the plans for the facility will be placed on public exhibition.
As part of the requirements to get to that point, the Tasman Group must complete an Environmental Impact Statement.
The EIS must include a detailed description of the development, need for the proposed development, justification for the proposed development, likely staging of the development and many more requirements.
It must address the specific matters such as strategic context, soils and water, wastewater, air quality and odour, noise, waste management, traffic and transport, hazards and risks, food safety, flora and fauna, Heritage and Aboriginal Cultural Heritage.
It must also include any plans and documents for the development and consultation must be made between relevant local, state or Commonwealth government authorities, service providers, community groups or affected landowners.
''The quicker the response the sooner the development application can go on public exhibition,'' Mr Bilske said.
''We will work with the company to meet these requirements as we would with any company .
''It's in our interests to help as best as we can.''
Fami Corp owned the facility when former operators Klanstin withdrew citing industry difficulty.
The facility had been on the market since 2010, following the death of Fami Corp founder Farouk Fami, and was purchased by the Tasman Group in November.
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The kick start the first of the new shows as The Social Rising on June 7th (tomorrow for those reading when posted) at the venue where Black Balloon EP was launched (The Grand Social). It's then down through Carlow, Sligo, Kilkenny, Mullingar, Wicklow, Limerick, Lahinch and Leitrim making the full nine added dates to their pre-existing tour dates.
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Why you plug gadgets into the wall like a Neanderthal
Wireless charging? We have the technology; what we don't have is industry vision -- or unity.
Computerworld - In the future, your phones, tablets and wearable computing gadgets won't come with chargers -- they'll use inductive chargers built into desks, kitchen counters, bedside tables, cars and other surfaces. Just placing a device on any convenient surface will charge it.
This future will be great for us lazy people, and there are environmental benefits as well.
More than one-third of the "stuff" that comes with your smartphone -- plastic, wiring and electronics -- is in the charger.
Each phone has its own personal charger destined inevitably for the landfill or an environmentally unfriendly recycling center.
How dumb is that? Billions of needless devices are manufactured and discarded every year.
Also, when a mobile phone is fully charged, or when the phone is removed from the charger, the charger continues to consume energy if you leave it plugged into the wall.
The promise of wireless charging is that it could solve both of those problems. With ubiquitous wireless charging, devices would no longer need chargers and power could be managed intelligently based on the device -- or on the absence of one -- much more efficiently.
We have the technology. So what's the holdup?
What's it going to take for wireless charging systems to be so ubiquitous that they're built into our tables, countertops, cars and desks?
What's it going to take for smartphones, tablets and wearable computing devices to not need dedicated internal chargers?
It's going to take a miracle. Here's why.
Why wireless charging has no juice
Yes, a few wireless charging gadgets are emerging here and there. But mostly, the product category is stuck in the dark ages.
The problem is that the wireless charging industry has three competing standards organizations and thus three different sets of standards and protocols. As a result, multiple technologies are competing to become the one true standard.
One of the standards bodies is the Power Matters Alliance (PMA), whose members include AT&T, Duracell Powermat, HTC, Huawei, Kyocera, LG, NEC, Power Kiss, Samsung, Sharp, Starbucks, ZTE and dozens of other companies. The PMA's standards and protocols are known collectively as "Power 2.0."
Then there's the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC), which includes Belkin, Energizer, HTC, Huawei, LG, Motorola, NEC, Nokia, Panasonic, Philips, Samsung, Sony, Verizon and many others. You may have heard about the WPC's devices, which are marketed under the Qi brand (pronounced "chee").
The third wireless charging standards organization is the Alliance for Wireless Power (AWP), whose members include Deutsche Telekom, HTC, Intel, LG, Qualcomm, Samsung, SanDisk and others.
The PMA and WPC are the main players. The AWP was largely irrelevant in the United States until recently when, for some reason, Intel joined.
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New U.S. home construction rose in February and building permits climbed to the highest level in almost five years, adding to signs of progress in the housing market.
Builders broke ground on 917,000 homes at an annual rate, up 0.8 percent from a revised 910,000 pace in January that was higher than initially estimated, the Commerce Department reported today in Washington. Building permits, a proxy for future construction, advanced 4.6 percent to 946,000, the strongest since June 2008, according to Bloomberg News.
Confidence is being restored to the housing market as property values stabilize, the employment outlook brightens and mortgage rates hover around record lows, according to Bloomberg.
"Housing continues to be a bright spot for the economy, and this is a good report," Anika Khan, a senior economist at Wells Fargo Securities, told Bloomberg. "Permits definitely showed a big jump. As long as that is outpacing starts, we'll likely see another positive month next month."
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