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The Hen's Secret, Laura Beasley
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The Evaluation of a Workbook Designed to Promote Self-Forgiveness, Christopher Bell
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Specific patterns of motor neuron loss in cnd-1 mutants affect backward locomotion in Caenorhabditis elegans, Anela Biscevic
The Vortex of Continuous Development of Embedded Systems: An Inquiry into Agility Orchestration, David A. Bishop
A Comparison between Selected Pre-Final Decision and Completed Superfund Sites in EPA Region 4, Natalie Blanton
From Traditional to Reform: Exploring the Involvement of School Psychologists in the Provision of Educator Professional Learning, Michelle Bolling
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Imagining a Twenty-First Century Strategy, Marcia Bost
Method of Recruitment Produces a Group of Persons Who Look Different from the Groups with HIV in Most Studies: A Case-Control Study, Zaghla Boumenir
American Apparel Advertisements, Heather Bowles
Design and Production of a Recombinant FliC-Antigen Co-Expression Platform for Increased Vaccine Efficacy, Sarah Boyd
The Examination of White Matter Microstructure, Autism Traits, and Social Cognitive Abilities in Neurotypical Adults, Lauren E. Bradstreet
Enhancing Georgia's Paleohurricane Record: A Comprehensive Analysis of Vibracores from St. Catherines Island, Erick Braun
Federal Circuit Courts and the Implications of the Doctrines of Procedure, Jurisdiction, and Justiciability, Shenita Brazelton
Villa-Lobos' Choros No. 5 - Alma Brasileira (Brazilian Soul), Camila Cursio Brioli
Host-specific Plasmacytoid Dendritic Cell Defenses In The Presence of Human and Macaque Skin Cells Infected with B virus, Nicole Brock
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Growing Up On Burritos and Black-Eyed Peas: An Autoethnography of Multiracial Identity Development, Marie Bruner
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Gabaergic and Glutamatergic Connections in the Social Neural Network, Ashleigh Burns
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2014 — Started in 13 of the 14 games he appeared in and found a role as one of the team's primary receivers . . . Second on the team in catches (43), good for 639 yards receiving (fourth on team) . . . One of three players on the team to haul in six touchdowns, tying for second on the team . . . Averaged 14.9 yards per catch, proved to be the Ducks' most reliable possession receiver . . . Best game of his career came in a win against California, notching career highs in receptions (6), yards (103) and touchdowns (2) . . . Caught five passes on two occasions; in a win against Washington (55 yards, 1 touchdown) and a victory over Oregon State (76 yards) . . . Hauled in two passes for a pair of touchdowns – tying a career high – in a win against Utah . . . Recorded receptions in 13 games, 12 of which he had multiple catches.
2013 — A preseason injury contributed to the decision for a redshirt year . . . Demonstrated ability to contribute as a true freshman the previous year as well as part of the 2013 scout team . . . Caught three passes for 14 yards and garnered a 17-yard run in the 2014 Spring Game.
2012 — Appearing in all 13 games, caught passes in each of first four outings… Completed first year with 11 catches for 106 yards in addition to picking up 8 yards on the ground at Arizona State … Hauled in team-high five catches for 41 yards in win vs. Arizona … Also grabbed pair of receptions vs. Arkansas State, Fresno State and Tennessee Tech . . . Opened his collegiate career with a pair of catches in each of his first three games, topped by 25 yards in receptions vs. Tennessee Tech … Second among receivers with 35-inch vertical leap.

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Moonbat Luddites Attack Science
Here's a rebuttal to leftists who recite the absurd talking point that their pro-liberty opponents are somehow hostile to science:
Vandals in Germany have destroyed two experimental sites growing genetically modified (GM) wheat and potatoes. On the night of 9 July, half a dozen masked attackers overpowered the security guard watching over test fields in Gross Lüsewitz, near Rostock. They then destroyed a field of wheat resistant to fungal diseases and a field of potatoes engineered to produce cyanophycin, an amino acid polymer that could potentially be used to make plastics. The fields were part of a trial funded by the German government to develop a more-efficient testing system for gm crops. Two nights later, a dozen attackers threatened guards with pepper spray and bats at a demonstration garden in Üplingen, in the state of Saxony-Anhalt. They destroyed a field of potatoes and trampled wheat and maize. Police estimate the damages from the attacks at more than €250,000. No suspects have been arrested.
Germany's answer to our radicalized Democrat Party responds:
[T]he local Green party in Rostock went ahead with a long-planned anti-GM demonstration at the Gross Lüsewitz test site on Monday. A speaker for the local party said she could "understand but not support" the attacks.
That is, she approves but refuses to take responsibility.
Pretty much all the food we eat is genetically modified, if only by breeding. That's why we are able to feed so many people. To attack GM food is to attack feeding the hungry.
Yet again we see that the liberal agenda cannot be explained without recourse to the concept of evil for the sake of evil.
On a tip from Philip. Cross-posted at Moonbattery.
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The University of Washington is bracing for a frugal couple of years — the UW's endowment is expected to shrink even more next year, and it likely won't see any relief from the Legislature for a while. [Read More]
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Archive for the 'Breaking – Antitrust – News' Category
On appointments to the EU Courts, including some (this time real) breaking news
A decent fiction or joke should generally aspire to have some element of truth in it. In our April Fools' day piece on the appointment of Joaquín Almunia as new EU judge there were, at least, a couple of criticisms elements that had a significant link with reality, and there have been recent developments concerning the two of them:
-A first element of reality was contained in the paragraph that said that "[t]he appointment would take place within the timely addition to the Court of 12 more judges, just when the existing ones had managed to clear the backlog".
That news could have been a joke in its own right, but it really wasn't, it was criticism to In fact, a piece published in today's Financial Times "Judges multiply as EU states fail to agree on appointments" (by Duncan Robinson) is devoted to this reality. The piece does well explaining the poor job that Member States do when it comes to Court-related decisions. In a nutshell, after years of the Court asking for additional staff to clear the backlog in the face of a Council that could not take decisions because of national interests at play, it was decided to hire additional référendaires (clerks); between that and the increased productivity of the existing judges the General Court managed to half the time needed to decide cases. And now, when the problem seems to be solved, Member States are doubling the number of judges. The FT reports that some judges are unhappy (I bet). An arguably wrong and certainly extemporaneous decision to remedy their own inaction. Congrats to the Council for once again giving arguments to those who distrust EU institutions (please note the irony).
-A second reason why our hoax piece may have been taken seriously by some related to our references to how politics could play a role in the selection process adopted by the Spanish government despite the new introduction of a new merit-based appointments procedure. This was really feared by some. Concerns, fortunately, seem to have been misplaced, at least for now: Chillin'Competition is proud to be the first to report that the Spanish Government has made an excellent and truly merit-based choice for new Spanish Advocate General in the name of Manuel Campos Sánchez-Bordona, currently a Supreme Court Judge and formerly, among others, a référendaire at the ECJ. His track record at the Supreme Court, where he dealt, among others, with many competition cases makes him a highly reputed figure in the antitrust community. A great addition to ECJ and very good news for EU law, albeit possibly at the expense of the sound development of competition law in Spain.
Playing for the gallery- On the European Parliament's resolution on the unbundling of Google
I'm typing on Sunday morning, on my plane back from Stockholm, right after reading the excellent pieces by The Economist on market power in the digital age (the image above comes from it), which summarizes many of the things we have been discussing here for quite a while in relation to the Google case (too many links to cite them here), the Microsoft/Skype Judgment (here), to the practical articulation of the economic theories on two-sided markets (here among others) and the interface between competition law and privacy (here and here). If you haven't read it yet, we suggest you to do it here.
The Economist pays particular attention to what has been the talk of the town these days, European Parliament's approval of a resolution that suggests the Commission "to consider proposals with the aim of unbundling search engines from other commercial services". I'd told myself some time ago that I would reduce my coverage of Google related news (despite the increased number of visits they attract to the site) because I had the impression that it had ceased being about the law (admittedly, I´m not sure it ever was), but since everyone's taking about it, and since I have been asked for my views on this quite a few times (Reuters actually published some of them in this piece), here you have them:
On the politicization of competition law. I very much like politics, and I very much like competition law, but I don´t like them together, at least when it comes to individual cases. In previous posts I have written about competition law and big politics (see here for "Antitrust and the Political Center" and here for a follow-up CPI interview on it) as well as, more recently, about competition law and "small politics" (see "On Competition Law and Politics"). When the new Commission structure was unveiled, we also wondered whether it meant that competition law would become more permeable to other policy areas (see here). Interestingly, last week I read that Commissioner Vestager had talked to Henry Vane at GCR about how she was concerned about lack of democratic accountability in competition law and believed that "building bridges with European Parliament is key". I was intrigued by these words, and am curious as to how this will play out in practice.
On separation of powers (and Montesquieu's death). My initial reaction was of surprised by the superficiality of the exercise; I thought it was remarkable that that 384 MEPs have voted for this resolution without undertaking any prior inquiry and without apparent due reflection on an issue that would require very careful scrutiny (unbundling cannot be taken lighltly; think of the debates about the energy and telecom sectors, where the remedy is far less controversial than it would in a rapidly moving industry). On second thought, I realized that that is not even the real issue: the true problem is that something is wrong with separation of powers (even in the peculiar EU context) when the legislative branch steps into the application of the rules and puts pressure on the executive -acting as quasi judiciary- to interpret and enforce the rules in a given way.
I, for one, am much more comfortable leaving competition law enforcement in the hands of perhaps less accountable, but independent, well trained and specialized DG Comp officials, who are, for good reasons, the ones empowered to apply the rules.
A bias against US companies? We've discussed this before in some depth (see here). Aside from the irony in politicians in the US telling politicians here not to politicize the debate (not the first time, though; see here), I find that particular criticism without merit. The EU doesn't play industrial policy with competition law. If you look at the fines imposed in the EU and the US for antitrust violations, you'll see that whilst most fines imposed in the EU affect EU firms, those imposed in the US are imposed on non-US firms. In my view, MEPs were certainly sought to protect certain interests, but not those of the EU versus those of the US.
As I told Reuters last week, the investigations don´t have to do with nationality bias but rather relate to the fact that "in most cases U.S. firms are the allegedly dominant players worldwide. I wish more European firms were in a position to be subject to similar investigations in the U.S." I was glad to see The Economist making the exact same recommendation in their piece ("Europe's leaders should ask themselves why their continent has not produced a Google or a Facebook.")
The underlying strategy. Despite the significant media attention, I doubt that many people have taken this "suggestion seriously". The way to spin it will be to say that even if a break-up seems excessive, the resolution shows that Google's, sorry, search engines' dominance has become too much of a problem. This is yet another smart move on the part of Google's complainants (which, as I've always said, have played the game exceptionally well), but I guess I can't say the same for the Parliament.
Overdoing criticisms might give one visibility, but only at the expense of credibility. The Parliament has always been on a quest for more recognition and powers, and, frankly, these things don't help.
On selectivity and alleged fiscal State aid (today's Judgments in Cases T-290/10 Autogrill /Commission and T-399/11, Banco Santander/Commission)
I'm writing under the influence of a few bottles of Champagne opened to celebrate two landmark Judgments rendered this morning by the General Court annulling the Commission's decision that ruled the Spanish tax regime allowing for the deduction of shareholdings in foreign companies to be incompatible with the internal market (click here for the Court's Press Release).
A very convenient disclosure/explanation: my firm represented all successful applicants.
The Judgments are important not only because of their economic significance (we're talking of hundreds of affected companies and of billions of euros) but also because they are a welcome clarification on how to interpret the selectivity criterion in cases concerning alleged fiscal State aid. You may in fact recall that already 3 years ago my then colleague and still very good friend Napoleón (now on the dark side, at the European Commission) discussed the issues raised by the case on this blog (see here).
A few comments on the news:
- Whereas it's remarkable that appeals by alleged beneficiaries were successful in a case in which the State didn't appeal the decision, the truth is that the Judgments do not constitute any major overhaul on the system. On the contrary, these Judgments only reinstate the obvious, that in order for a measure to be selective it shall offer an advantage to a certain category of companies. Measures which, like the one at issue, are open to any company operating within the system of reference (in this case the national tax system) are not to be considered selective. Rather than being new, this is actually one of the things that is taught on the very first session of any State aid course; the fact that many people forget about it may be explained either because they arrived late to class or because their memory follows a FIFO pattern ;)
- The Judgments come at a moment when fiscal State aid –that we've been doing for a decade- is in the spotlight (the Lux leaks news broke only yesterday) so the first reaction of many will be to think about the impact this may have on other cases in which the Commission has also embraced an arguably excessively wide notion of selectivity (this includes my 25 fiscal State aid appeals currently pending before the General Court as well as the more recent investigations into tax rulings).
- The Judgments expose an unusual behavior on the part of the Commission, which only last week adopted another decision building on the one that has now been quashed without waiting for the Court's Judgment, which they knew was coming. This, which was probably intended to show that Almunia also targeted Spain, doesn't seem to have played out so well.
In brief
– I watched life –rather heard while working- the European Parliament hearings on the new Commissioner for Competition, Margrethe Vestager. She did so well that I couldn't help thinking that perhaps she should have been given a more politically decisive portfolio (it also made me compare her with many politicians in my home country, but that's another story).
– It's been a while since our last quiz. I offer to pay lunch to whoever is able to tell us what was the new and special method for calculating fines that the General Court says to have used in this case (see in para. 5 the mysterious reference to "the Court's choice of a methodology that diverges on purpose from the methodology laid down in the 2006 Guidelines").
– Last Friday the Commission approved the acquisition of Whatsapp by Facebook (on which we had commented here). I'm looking forward to reading the decision, but from the press release I gather that the Commission has significantly refined the approach taken in Microsoft/Skype (e.g. no trace of the "inner circle" argument). Don't know why that would have been necessary considering that, according to the General Court's Judgment, that decision was irreproachable…
– Remember our discussion on the Groupe Gascogne Judgments (see here and here)? It has now been published on the Official Journal that Gascogne has introduced a damages action before the General Court…against the General Court: see here.
– If you have a minute (which I guess you do if you are reading this) read Kevin Coates' new post: Gilding Refined Gold and Painting the Lily
– It is still possible to register to the Competition Day conference within the Brussels Technology Days series of events. I'll be speaking on a panel discussing the Android proto-case together with Trevor Soames, Thomas Vinje and Neil Dryden. For more info, click here.
In the press this week
On the tax-related State aid investigations. Many newspapers opened this week with big headlines on the alleged news that the Commission had adopted a "preliminary decision" regarding the State aid probe into Apple (see e.g. here). I'm a bit intrigued by what's behind this press campaign; the only news is that the Commission has published in the Official Journal decisions that had already been adopted before the summer. This sort of publication is never news, so why the fuss about it now is beyond me.
[It is, by the way, interesting to observe how some developments are "sold" twice, whilst others –including the closure of infringement proceedings against luxury watch manufacturers– go under the radar (disclaimer/advertising: my firm represented one of the main companies subject to that investigation)].
Given that I've lately been working on loads of tax-related State aid cases before the General Court I've developed a particular interesting in these matters. We might comment more in-depth on them in the future; for the moment, I'll simply point out that by questioning not national taxation systems or tax rulings in general but rather APAs (advance price agreements) the Commission might be opening Pandora's box (how many multinationals –including many EU ones- have similar arrangements?; could all of those now be challenged under State aid rules? ) For my previous comments on these issues, see here.
On the Google search investigation. The Google case has been on the news again, which, paradoxically, is no news. It's been a while since we last commented on this investigation (partly because there wasn't anything substantial on which to comment, and partly because the susceptibility around these issues is quite acute). One of the main contributors to this blog –Pablo Ibañez Colomo- gave his views to Global Competition Review a few days ago; Pablo explained that "[i]t is very controversial to argue that, as a rule, article 102 [prohibiting abuse of dominant position] requires all dominant companies to give access to their facilities – including operating systems or search engines – on non-discriminatory terms and conditions (…) I do not believe there is case law supporting this understanding of the provision." According to Pablo, "there is the expectation that remedies are justified even if it is not clear why Google's conduct is illegal".
Last time I wrote about the case I made some comments on the politicization of competition law enforcement (see here). Since then, Vice-President Almunia has explained that politics are being left aside of the case (here, ehem). So, politics aside, let me focus on a purely legal point without discussing who's right or wrong:
The complainant's interesting main legal argument now seems to be that Google's proposed commitments do not address the concerns set out in the Commission's preliminary assessment (see, e.g. here). This a most interesting claim, and one on which many –including myself- can't really comment because we haven't read the preliminary assessment. In fact, no one other than Google was supposed to have seen it (according to the Manual of Procedure, "the complainant has no right to a hearing or to receive a (non-confidential) copy of the Preliminary Assessment or to have access to information"). In this case, however, the Hearing Officer granted a request for access on the part of some of the complainants (see the previous hyperlink for a source).
Now, consider the future implications of this move: in the past the Commission could overdo a bit its concerns in its preliminary assessments because, after all, they are not subject to the same requirements as the SO, would not be subject to any rebuttal on the part of its addressee, unlike SOs do not need the approval of the Commission's President and, at most, could give the Commission a stronger hand in commitment negotiations (which, regardless of what Alrosa says, obviously exist). Now that the Commission is aware of the fact that preliminary assessments will/could be accessed by complainants, will it have to show more self-restraint? Will this have an impact on future commitment negotiations? Would these problems be avoided if the Commission was required to adopt a proper SO prior to entering into commitment negotiations?
On Android. I also saw some headlines this week anticipating, once more, the initiation of a formal investigation into Android. As frequent readers will recall, I've already written quite extensively about this (see here). On October 15th (the same day in which, by the way, the Commission will be making public an avalanche of decisions…) I'll be speaking about it at a conference in Brussels, so in case anyone has thoughts about the case feel free to send them my way.
On the Euribor probe and the role of the Ombudsman. Last week, the fact that Crédit Agricole had resorted to the Ombudsman to complain about a possible bias on the part of the Commission also hit the news. CA's claim has to do with the Commission having adopted a settlement decision finding a cartel infringement in relation to the Euribor prior to concluding the infringement proceedings against those who chose not to settle (see Gaspard Sebag's piece for Bloomberg here). This obviously raises most interesting procedural questions, which I'd nevertheless tend to think pertain more to the realm of judicial review than to the Ombudsman. The piece includes a quote of mine which is a candidate for the prize of 'dullest comment of the year in the press': "It's always uncomfortable to have to deal with the Ombudsman". A deep thought that is… ;)
A new Commissioner for Competition
Putting an end to all rumors and speculations the European Commission confirmed yesterday the names of the members of the upcoming Juncker Commission (European Parliament confirmation is still pending and may be tricky for some). It's now public that once Vice President Almunia leaves office on 31 October the competition portfolio will go to Danish Commissioner Margrethe Vestager.
As widely reported, Ms. Vestager is a 46 year old politician, mother of three, until recently Deputy Prime Minister in charge of economic affairs in Denmark (previously she was also Minister for Education and for Ecclesiastical issues) who has built a very solid reputation both in Denmark and in European circles.
As you may have read, President Juncker has introduced structural innovations in the Commission's work, creating project groups under a hierarchical system under which Commissioners will report to a Vice President. The Commissioner for Competition will not hold a Vice Presidency this time but will liaise with other Commission Vice Presidents and contribute to their projects. The Mission Letter given by President elect Juncker to Ms. Vestager (available here) insists on the fact that Commissioner Vestager "will, in particular, contribute to projects steered and coordinated by the Vice-President for Jobs, Growth, Investment and Competitiveness, the Vice-President for the Digital Single Market and the Vice-President for Energy Union. As a rule, you will liaise closely with the Vice-President for Jobs, Growth, Investment and Competitiveness in defining the general lines of our competition and state aid policies and the instruments of general scope related to them".
Juncker's Mission Letter to Vestager also asks the new Commissioner to focus on "[m]obilising competition policy tools and market expertise so that they contribute, as appropriate, to our jobs and growth agenda, including in areas such as the digital single market, energy policy, financial services, industrial policy and the fight against tax evasion. In this context, it will be important to keep developing an economic as well as a legal approach to the assessment of competition issues and to further develop market monitoring in support of the broader activities of the Commission".
Query: does all this suggest that competition law will be playing more of an instrumental role and would be more permeable to influences from other policy areas? Not that the instrumental role of competition policy is new, particularly in the wake of the Lisbon Treaty, but this is a move that may satisfy the various politicians who have expressed concerns in the course of the present mandate, and that could fit within a "politicization" trend that we've discussed here before. I was also surprised to read in the letter that competition law will be mobilized to fight tax evasion (see here for our preliminary –soon to be developed- take on this).
Another most important point. I've also skimmed through the new Commissioner's twitter account (here) only to find out –despite my poor Danish- that she's got a good taste for pizza (see here for a tweet from last week displaying a picture of easily identifiable Mamma Roma's great material eaten in between talks with Juncker).
Ms. Vestager will take office in November 2014 and will also have to face a number of pending issues. Most attention in this regard has focused on the Google investigation (by the way, the Wall Street Journal quoted some of my views on this matter a couple of days ago- full text available here). Commissioner Almunia now seems to have accepted that he won't be able to finish the case during the rest of his time in office, which is something that many –including myself- would have thought impossible only a few weeks ago.
But despite the media focus, not everything done by Almunia has had to do with Google. This is now the time for observers to review what has been done under his mandate, and the Commissioner himself has started to do just that. Speaking yesterday at Georgetown he did a first balance of his time in office (the speech "Looking back on 5 years of competition enforcement in the EU" is available here). And tomorrow he'll be participating at a roundtable at Fordham's annual antitrust conference that will also take stock of what has been done in the course of his mandate; the roundtable will be chaired by my partner Marcos Araujo and will also feature U.S. Assistant Attorney General Baer, Christine Varney and Ian Forrester.
We'll report on that discussion asap. For now, I'm going to take advantage of the fact that my 10 days old baby is asleep to read and comment on the important MasterCard and Cartes Bancaires Judgments rendered by the ECJ only minutes ago…
Recent Judgments of the EU Courts
In the past few days there have been some remarkable competition-developments coming from EU Courts, the last of which took place only minutes ago in the Greek lignite case (if you're only interested in that one you can go directly to the bottom of the post). This is just a quick overview of some of those recent developments:
Some were anecdotal, such as President Barroso giving testimony as a witness before the General Court.
Others are relevant mainly for cartel geeks, such as the GC's granting reductions of fines in 3 paraffin wax cartel related cases, in which it also (a) carried out a particularly detailed review of the exercise of decisive influence between a parent and its subsidiary (Sasol, available here); (b) observed a violation of the principle of equal treatment and, most unusually, found an infringement of the principle of proportionality in the calculation of the basic amount of a fine (but only due to the peculiar circumstance that the Commission had partly taken into accout the turnover of a company that had merged, in the course of the cartel, with another company participating in the infringement; see the Judgment in Esso, available here); and (c) shed some light on the assessment of the exercise of decisive influence in JV settings (in RWE, available here).
That challenges against the proportionality of fines imposed within the 10% limit are unlikely to be successful was confirmed by last week's Judgment from the ECJ in the Telefónica case. Telefónica had challenged the GC's Judgment upholding the controversial decision sanctioning it for a margin squeeze abuse. The ECJ's Judgment contains nothing of particular interest (aside from an interesting explanation of why the General Court's review is fully compatible with the requirements stemming from the ECHR). The case will mostly be remembered because of Advocate General's Wathelet's Opinion both on the issue of proportionality as well as on the qualities of the appeal lodged by Telefónica, which we're told broke a record as the lenghtiest in the history of the ECJ. (For those of you who are wondering whether limitations on the number of pages didn't apply, you should know that there's a way to bypass them, which I won't explain here in the interest of the efficient use of Court's resources…).
And, finally, most interesting news came from Luxembourg minutes ago, as the ECJ has annulled the General Court's Judgment in the Greek lignite case concerning the joint application of Articles 106 and 102 TFEU. As you may recall, some time ago we held a most interesting ménage à trois debate on the GC's Judgment with Marixenia Davilla (see here), José Luis Buendía (see here) and Makis Komninos (see here). The ECJ and the Advocate General have followed the approach that José Luis had forecasted (the Mr. 106 nickname has a justification).
The Judgment is much more important than many may realize at first sight. The main issues raised by the case are covered in our previous posts, so I refer you to those. Observe only that the Judgment goes pretty far -in the right direction, I would argue- in ruling (in para 46) that "[a]ll that is necessary is for the Commission to identify a potential or actual anti‑competitive consequence liable to result from the State measure at issue. Such an infringement may thus be established where the State measures at issue affect the structure of the market by creating unequal conditions of competition between companies, by allowing the public undertaking or the undertaking which was granted special or exclusive rights to maintain (for example by hindering new entrants to the market), strengthen or extend its dominant position over another market, thereby restricting competition, without it being necessary to prove the existence of actual abuse".
The Judgment would insuflate some life to Art. 106 which, as I said last week, has a tremendous potential which still today remains largely unused. This would nonetheless largely depend on politics at the incoming Commission and on the Commission's discretion, and, judging by history, I'm not opimistic. As the GC reminded us with another Order last month declaring an appeal inadmissible (here), "the Commission's refusal to act under Article 106(3) TFEU following the filing of a complaint by an individual against a Member State does not constitute a challengeable act". This ruling is based on the max.mobil case-law, which I've always seen as unfortunate and in need of repeal.


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|1 Tablespoon
|Evaporated skimmed milk
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|Dried crushed red pepper
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2011: Appeared in all 11 games, starting each game at right tackle... Helped the Hoyas to the second best scoring offense in the league (27.0 points/game), while paving the way for 1,623 rushing yards and 1,897 passing yards...Also helped the Hoyas to one of the third most efficient red zone offenses in the country, scoring on .920 percent of its opportunities inside the opponents' 20-yard line (36-for-39)...Recovered a fumble in the end zone for his first career touchdown in a win over Davidson... Helped GU produce one of its best rushing outputs during the Kevin Kelly era in a win over Marist, as the team rushed for 279 yards and three touchdowns...Selected as the ninth recipient of the Joe Eacobacci No. 35 Memorial Jersey and just the second offensive player...Will continue to wear No. 60 but will have a No. 35 patch on his jersey throughout the 2012 season.
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02 July 2015August Fixtures
The final date for closing dates in August, including 22 August, has now passed, so clubs should not make further requests as they will be refusedThe League are still awaiting confirmation on availability dates from some facilities and also Ryman and Essex Senior League fixtures. As soon as these are received work can start on the August fixturesThere will be a few mid-week matches early in the season on grounds that have floodlights and can therefore accomodate 7:45 kick-offs
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10 clubs, almost 20% of the total membership, have still not returned the forms sent to them by the League Fixtures Secretary in MayA note was posted on this site in May telling clubs that the forms had been sent out and asking any club that had not receved them to contact the League Fixtures Secretary straight awayThe deadline for their return is 30 June after which a charge will be levied against the clubs who have still not returned their completed forms and a fine will follow.Not a good way to start the season.
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Ordered lists showing the averages for all Senior, Reserve and Under 21 Division teams have now been uploadedThese lists are based on the SA of each team. The SA is basically the number of points scored as a percentage of the number of points possible for each teamThe number of points scored takes account of the fact that we changed from 2 points for a win to 3 points for a win some seasons ago and also includes points awarded/deducted for rule infringements.These files are in .pdf format
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