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Sleep and crying issues are very common problems that confront many parents. These sessions are based on feed, play and sleep strategies and is held once a month.
12 December 2014
Pack a rug and head down to Ruffey Lake Park to celebrate the festive season!
July - November 2014
Explore some of the tributaries and their catchments on both the north and south sides of the Yarra river in Manningham.
We are working with the Warrandyte Community Market Committee and other community groups to undertake tree protection works along the Yarra River Crown Land Reserve in Warrandyte.
Manningham Council has welcomed the long awaited release of the Doncaster Rail Study Phase One Final Recommendations Report but has expressed reservations regarding some of the report's findings.
Manningham Council is once again offering residents living in bushfire prone areas the opportunity to dispose of their garden waste free of charge.
Manningham residents who do the right thing and sort their recyclables have the chance to go into a weekly prize draw.
A draft structure plan to guide the development of the Tunstall Square Activity Centre and nearby area over the next 20 years has been developed and we are now seeking your feedback.
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49 years of experience
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Presented by The Wilbur Theatre at Wilbur Theatre
September 26, 2014
Last Comic Standing returns with their 8th season. The goal of the program is to select a comedian from an initially large group of hopefuls, with the winner receiving a cash prize, a development contract with NBC, and a half-hour scripted project that will be developed by Universal Television. Follow along this season on NBC and then see the finalists LIVE at The Wilbur in Boston!
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text: 120 EAST BALTIMORE ST, SUITE 1700 BALTIMORE, MD 21202 T 410.962.1030 F 410.385.0869 BROWNGOLD.COM Appeals Several of the preeminent appellate lawyers in Maryland practice at Brown, Goldstein & Levy. Mel Sykes is widely regarded as the dean of the Maryland appellate bar. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Appellate Lawyers and is one of just two lawyers chosen as Maryland "Super Lawyers" for appeals in each of the past three years. Mel has argued more than 200 appeals spanning many areas of law. Andy Levy is co-editor of the leading treatise on Maryland appeals, "Appellate Practice for the Maryland Lawyer," now in its third edition. Chris Brown, who has argued three cases before the United States Supreme Court, is an emeritus professor at the University of Maryland School of Law and the author of several articles on the Maryland appellate courts. Representative Cases United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit • NISH v. Cohen, 247 F.3d 197 (4th Cir. 2001) - Randolph-Sheppard Act case. Held that the Act's priority for blind operators of vending facilities applies to military mess halls. • Canada Life Assurance Co. v. Estate of Lebowitz, 185 F.3d 231 (4th Cir. 1999) - ERISA case. Affirmed recovery on $500,000 insurance policy on the life of a former U.S. Bankruptcy Judge who had returned to private practice and died before expiration of conversion period and while not yet covered by another policy. Held that required notice of right to convert not adequately given. • Cane v. Worcester County, 35 F.3d 921 (4th Cir. 1994) - creation of single-member districts to comply with Voting Rights Act and give black voters access to election system. Other United States Courts of Appeals • NISH v. Rumsfeld, 348 F.3d 1263 (10th Cir. 2003) - Randolph-Sheppard Act case. Held that the Act's priority for blind operators of vending facilities applies to military mess halls. Court of Appeals of Maryland • Hoffman v. Stamper, 385 Md. 1, 867 A.2d 276 (2005) - Fraud, conspiracy, and Consumer Protection Act case against real estate speculator, appraiser, and mortgage lender in "flipping" schemes. Affirmed substantial compensatory economic damages; reversed Court of Special Appeals remand for further consideration of trial court's award of $195,591 attorneys' fees; and remanded for further proceedings as to non-economic damages for one plaintiff, and punitive damages for all plaintiffs (which the trial court had withdrawn from the jury as to three defendants). • Georgia-Pacific Corp. v. Pransky, 369 Md. 360, 800 A.2d 722 (2002) - Asbestos case. Affirmed judgment of $9,188,000 in favor of "bystander" who contracted mesothelioma from brief exposure to asbestos containing joint compound used in remodeling basement. Statutory cap on non-economic damages did not apply because exposure to asbestos and inhalation of asbestos occurred before the cap was enacted. • (Keswick) Home for Incurables of Baltimore City v. University of Maryland Medical System Corporation, 369 Md. 67, 797 A.2d 746 (2002) - Interpleader case involving claims of Keswick Home and University of Maryland Hospital to a testamentary trust amounting to approximately $30,000,000 left to Keswick to construct a new building for "white patients who need physical rehabilitation," but if the terms of the bequest were "not acceptable" to Keswick, then to the University of Maryland Hospital without any racial restrictions. The Court of Appeals reversed the lower court and struck the discriminatory condition and awarded the corpus to Keswick; to give effect to the alternative disposition would have given force to the illegal condition, which the Court would not do. • Mayor and City Council of Baltimore v. Ross, 365 Md. 351, 779 A.2d 380 (2001) - Employment law case. Reversed summary judgment against employee claiming right under governing legislation to preferential re-employment after her position was abolished. • Matthews v. Amberwood Associates Ltd. Partnership, 351 Md. 544, 719 A.2d 119 (1998) - Tort case. Duty of landlord to social guests injured by pit bull in tenant's apartment. Judgment of Court of Special Appeals reversed, and judgment for plaintiffs reinstated - $5,580,850 for wrongful death, $354,147 in survival action; judgment for defendant notwithstanding verdict on claim for emotional distress of mother of child killed by pit bull reversed and judgment on verdict for $350,000 (the statutory cap on claims for non-economic damages) on that claim ordered by Court of Appeals. • Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Maryland v. Director of Finance for Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, 343 Md. 567, 683 A.2d 512 (1996) - Tax case, statutory interpretation. Sustained position argued as special counsel for Baltimore City: "gross sale price" of "sales for consumption" of electricity, on which tax was based, included charges that did not vary according to the amount of electricity consumed. • U.S. Gypsum Co. v. Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, 336 Md. 145, 647 A.2d 405 (1994) - Jury awarded economic damages of $17,208,807 against three defendants for cost of asbestos removal. Two defendants settled. Compensatory damages of $8,333,183 against third defendant affirmed. Numerous legal issues including extent of manufacturer's duty to warn even after sale, chargeability of manufacturer with knowledge of "state of the art," and various evidentiary issues. • Richwind Joint Venture 4 v. Brunson, 335 Md. 661, 645 A.2d 1147 (1994), aff'g in part, rev'g in part 96 Md. App. 330, 625 A.2d 326 (1993) (Tort case. Set the legal standard for landlord liability for the injuries of children poisoned by lead paint) • In re Mack, 329 Md. 188, 618 A.2d 744 (1993) - Established Maryland procedures for withdrawing nutrition from dying person. • Marr v. Langhoff, 322 Md. 657, 589 A.2d 470 (1991) - Dispute between legal professional service corporation and former shareholder over fee received after shareholder's departure. Reversed lower courts and awarded entire disputed contingent fee of $812,027 to departed shareholder. • Board of Trustees of Employees' Retirement System of the City of Baltimore v. Mayor and City Council of Baltimore City, 317 Md. 72, 562 A.2d 720 (1989) - Constitutional law case. Court adopted position argued as special counsel for Baltimore City sustaining ordinances requiring that City's Retirement Fund divest its holdings in companies doing business in South Africa. Issues include: right of individual members of retirement fund to intervene, permissibility of delegation of legislative power, impairment of contract, federal preemption, intrusion on federal government's foreign policy powers, and scope of the interstate commerce clause. Court of Special Appeals of Maryland • Weston Builders and Developers, Inc. v. McBerry, LLC, 167 Md. App 24, 891 A.2d 430 (2006) - Real property, contract, and civil procedure case. Judgment for developer reversed in suit by builder for specific performance of contract to sell building lots. Developer moved for dismissal of appeal as moot because lots sold to new purchaser at higher price and no appeal bond had been filed to stay execution of trial court judgment. Held, new purchaser took subject to builder's lis pendens, which persisted through appeal even if no appeal bond was filed. Trial court's conclusion that developer's suit was barred by accord and satisfaction also reversed. • Brooks v. Euclid Systems Corp., 151 Md. App. 487, 827 A.2d 887 (2003) - Securities case. Held that issuers of private- placement/unregistered securities cannot be vicariously liable for any intentional or negligent misrepresentation that an employee of a broker-dealer made when neither the broker-dealer nor the employee was an actual or apparent agent of issuers. • Benadom v. Colby, 81 Md. App. 222, 567 A.2d 463 (1989) - Trust case. Reversed trial court's interpretation of trust. Ruled that under clause of trust giving trustees the power to interpret the trust and decide issues of law, the decision of the trustees should be affirmed even if the court would have decided the issue differently, unless the decision of the trustees is arbitrary and capricious. • Legal Aid Bureau, Inc. v. Bishop's Garth Associates Ltd. Partnership, 75 Md. App. 214, 540 A.2d 1175 (1988); Legal Aid Bureau, Inc. v. Farmer, 74 Md. App. 707, 539 A.2d 1173 (1988) - Sanctions against Legal Aid attorneys reversed in these two cases. Court spelled out applicability of Md. Rule 1-341. See also the similar ruling in Needle v. White, Mindel, Clarke and Hill, 81 Md. App. 463, 568 A.2d 856 (1990), also successfully argued by Mr. Sykes. Other States' Appellate Courts • Kashmiri v. Regents of the University of California, 156 Cal. App. 4th (2007) - Contract case. Affirmed $34 million judgment ($42 million with post-judgment interest) against university for breach of contracts with students when it raised one fee after promising to hold it constant and raised another after billing students for a lower price. Publications • Andrew D. Levy, co-editor, Appellate Practice for the Maryland Lawyer: State and Federal, 3rd ed. (MICPEL 2008) • C. Christopher Brown, "A Search for Clarity and Consistency in Judicial Process: The Maryland Court of Appeals Decides Whether to Change Common-Law Rules," 62 Md. L. Rev. 599 (2003). • Dana W. McKee, "Motions Practice in the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit," Appellate Practice for the Maryland Lawyer (Paul Mark Sandler & Andrew D. Levy eds., MICPEL 2008). Mel Sykes Andy Levy Chris Brown Andy Freeman Dana McKee Joe Espo


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Trammell Crow partnership breaks ground on industrial building for DB Schenker
Trammell Crow Co. and joint venture partner Clarion Partners have started construction of another building in the Kenswick AirFreight & LogisticsCentre in north Houston after securing a tenant. DB Schenker, a transportation and logistics firm, has signed a lease for the entire 150,000-square-foot office/warehouse building. The property sits on 13-acres and includes more than 3 acres of outside […] [Read More]
Apartment complex in The Woodlands to offer garages and dog park
Construction is starting this week on Alexan at Auburn Lakes, a 346-unit apartment complex in The Woodlands. Trammell Crow Co. and Prime Property Investors of Northbrook, Ill., are developing the 12.5-acre development along West Rayford and Gosling roads. "We have been looking closely at the Houston market for a while and are thrilled to be embarking on our […] [Read More]
Report: ConocoPhillips to lease new building – UPDATED
ConocoPhillips will occupy a 20-story office building under construction near its campus along the Energy Corridor. The deal was announced by real estate brokerage Avison Young, which said Don Hrap, president of the Americas for ConocoPhillips, made the announcement in a town hall meeting Tuesday morning. The 546,372-square-foot building, Energy Center Three, is being developed […] [Read More]
Trammell Crow breaks ground on Energy Corridor tower
The strength of the energy industry has given another developer the courage to break ground on an office building in west Houston before finding any tenants for it. Trammell Crow Co. recently started Energy Center Three, which will be a 20-story, 546,372-square-foot tower at the southwest corner of Interstate 10 and North Eldridge Parkway. Mac […] [Read More]
Houston Energy firm leases old HP building
Noble Energy Inc. is consolidating several Houston offices into a 10-story building on Houston's northwest side. The move into the 497,000-square-foot building at the corner of Texas 249 and Louetta, will begin in the summer of 2013. The offices will be the company's new global headquarters. Building owner Trammell Crow Co., in partnership with Principal […] [Read More]
Downtown tower shatters record
A Canadian real estate firm has paid the highest price on record for a Houston office building, according to commercial real estate newsletter Real Estate Alert. Canadian H&R REIT has agreed to pay about $445 million for downtown's 845,000-square-foot Hess Tower, the report said, citing industry "buzz". The deal, which was reported two months ago, […] [Read More]


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Pasadena, CA — Pasadena residents and businesses are reminded that City Hall and many City services will be closed Wednesday, February 12, in observance of Lincoln's Birthday, and Monday, February 17, 2014 for Washington's Birthday (observed). Specific closures, reminders and exceptions are noted below.
- The Pasadena Fire and Police departments will continue to be staffed during the holidays for all patrol, jail, fire, paramedic and other emergency services. For any life-threatening emergencies, please remember to call 9-1-1.
- The Pasadena City Council will not meet February 17.
- The City's new Citizen Service Center, (626) 744-7311, will remain open both days, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., for calls from the public.
- Pasadena residents and businesses with any power emergencies should call the Pasadena Water and Power (PWP) Department at (626) 744-4673 and for water-related emergencies call (626) 744-4138. PWP's regular Customer Call Center will be closed for the holidays, but customers can access their accounts and pay bills online at www.PWPweb.com or by calling (626) 744-4005.
- The City's Municipal Services Payment Center at City Hall will be closed both days, as will the Parking Office, for citation payments, at 221 E. Walnut Street.
- Trash, recycling and yard waste pickups will be on the regular schedule, with no bulky item pickups on either holiday date.
- The City's Area Rapid Transit System (ARTS) buses and Dial-A-Ride programs will be in full operation with no changes to regular service on either date. All parking meters will be in operation and time limits as well as all parking violations will be enforced February 12.
- On February 17, all parking meters will be free and parking time limits will not be enforced. Parking meter enforcement will resume February 18. Violations for red curb parking and blocking fire hydrants will continue to be enforced on both holidays.
- All Pasadena Public Libraries will be closed February 12, February 16 and February 17 in observance of the holidays.
- All Community Centers operated by the City's Human Services and Recreation Department will be closed on both holidays. All parks will be open for picnics, fun and play, but no site reservations are accepted for the holidays.
The City wishes all residents to safely enjoy the holidays. For more information about the City of Pasadena, go online to www.cityofpasadena.net, follow us on Twitter @PasadenaGov or call the Citizen Service Center at (626) 744-7311.