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With six Stanley Cups captured in 88 NHL seasons, the Blackhawks are setting their aim on number seven and are trying to become the first to repeat since Detroit turned the trick in 1997 and 1998, prior to the start of the hard salary cap.
It is interesting to note that when the Blackhawks won their first three Cups in 1934, 1938 and 1961, they opened the season at home. The most recent three Cup-winning campaigns in 2010, 2013 and 2015 saw the Blackhawks begin their schedule on the road.
Naturally, there is a ton of hockey with an 82-game schedule that will be decided before the regular campaign ends on April 9.
Taking nothing for granted, Coach Joel Quennville has repeatedly said the toughest task is making the playoffs. After all, the Los Angeles Kings failed to reach the playoffs last season after winning the Stanley Cup in 2014.
The Blackhawks are 38-31-17 (including two overtime losses) all-time in openers. The 1934 and 1961 Blackhawks teams both tied their openers, while the 1938 Cinderella team—which won the Stanley Cup, despite a losing regular-season record—was shut out in their first game.
The 2010 team lost in a shootout at a game played in Finland, but in the 2012-13 opener, the Blackhawks spoiled L.A.'s banner-raising ceremony; last season the Blackhawks beat Dallas 3-2 in a shootout.
Winning the first game of the season after enjoying the banner-raising ceremony against the Rangers would be great, but the long-term plan remains "One Goal" in retaining the coveted Stanley Cup for Blackhawk fans!
Winning the Stanley Cup for the 2015-16 has several meanings. Every opponent has now placed a special target on the Blackhawks, and each team will use their opportunity to measure how they shape up against the champions!
Head Coach Joel Quenneville knows there's parity around the NHL, and there are no easy games. The pressure on the Blackhawks will be there from the opening faceoff to the closing buzzer.
Last season, the Blackhawks registered 24 victories each at home and on the road. Going into the third period with a lead, they were perfect during the regular season (25-0-0) and carried that momentum throughout the playoffs. The Blackhawks were 35-9-2 when they scored first. They were 9-3 in shootouts, while posting a 22-13-6 mark in one-goal wins.
The Blackhawks will have one fewer set of back-to-back games this campaign (13) compared to last season, although nine of them are on the road. The Blackhawks swept 10 back-to-backs and split the other four last season. The first set will be games two and three with the Islanders in October, while the annual November road swing has two tough sets in Calgary and Vancouver followed by Anaheim and Los Angeles.
January will provide three challenges, starting with back-to-back games against Pittsburgh. Later in the month, the road tests include Original Six matches in Montreal and Toronto, plus the following week in Tampa Bay and Florida.
March features another road battle against Boston and Detroit, before the Blackhawks wind back up in Calgary and Vancouver.
The Blackhawks have four sets of four straight home games, while the November road trip features six. There are also two other four-game road swings at the end of January and March.
For the third straight year, the Blackhawks will again play outdoors when they meet the Wild in Minnesota on Feb. 21.
As we eagerly await the drop of the puck on Oct. 7 against the Rangers, the Blackhawks' aim remains "ONE GOAL!"
If Blackhawks fans ever had any doubt about where the Stanley Cup would wind up this year, they should have stuck with the oddsmakers in Vegas who labled Chicago the winner back in September. But like a Hitchcock movie, every game in the final series with Tampa Bay was tense, with twists and turns on every shot off the posts.
To win the coveted Lord Stanley, you need your top players to be their best. However, to capture 16 games over a two month stretch, your supporting cast has to step forward. Going back to the opening round against Nashville, it took the goalscoring of Blackhawks defensemen Duncan Keith (twice) and Brent Seabrook, plus the rookie goaltending of Scott Darling until Corey Crawford took over in Game 6, to eliminate the Predators.
The second round saw the Blackhawks take on the hottest Western Conference team, the Minnesota Wild, who eliminated the division champion St. Louis Blues. The series pattern was set in the opener when rookie Teuvo Teravainen scored his first playoff goal at the 19th minute of the second period for the game winner in a 4-3 decision on the way to a four-game sweep. Corey Crawford made at least 30 saves in every game.
The Western Conference Final had the underdog Blackhawks take on the number-one seeded Anaheim Ducks. This is where the supporting cast stepped up to save the day in overtime, twice. After losing the opener 4-1, fourth-line center Marcus Kruger tallied in the 16th minute of the third overtime -- a franchise record -- to tie the series. Crawford made a team playoff-record 60 saves. And in Game 4, after being scratched the previous game, Antoine Vermette scored the game-winner in the second OT to tie the series. After losing the fifth game, Blackhawks stars Patrick Kane and Marian Hossa registered winning goals in Games 6 and 7, respectively, to take the series.
For the Final, the spotlight swung back to the supporting cast, with Vermette getting the winner with less than 5 minutes remaining in the opener. After dropping the next two, Brandon Saad stepped up with deciding marker 6 minutes into the third period of Game 4 to tie the series. Vermette picked up his third playoff game-winner 2 minutes into the final period of Game 5 for the 3-2 series edge. Keith, Kane and Corey Crawford took over in Game 6 to end the suspense of another Stanley Cup for Chicago fans.
Even Hitchcock couldn't have written a better ending!
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While players from 26 other NHL teams look on with envy at the final four while swinging golf sticks instead of hockey sticks, the tense playoff battles continue. Every hockey coach knows their best players have to be at their best in order to win. In the playoffs, goalies have to raise their level even higher because the stakes mean a lot more. But the true key to success in the postseason could rest with the players who toil on the third and fourth lines and aren't always counted on for scoring.
With the Blackhawks, that role currently falls on the shoulders of Antoine Vermette, Patrick Sharp and rookie Teuvo Teravainen, along with Marcus Kruger, Andrew Desjardins and the feisty Andrew Shaw. Their task is to make sure they keep their opponents off the scoresheet, plus typically seeing a lot of penalty kill time. Let's hope these two lines keep showing they can make the difference in these playoffs.
The Blackhawks' record for longest playoff game is now 116 minutes, capped off by Kruger's overtime winner in Game 2 in Anaheim. That game, along with Vermette' double-overtime decider in Game 4, recalls past successful extra playoff sessions.
In this year's First Round against Nashville, Duncan Keith had a double-overtime winner in the come-from-behind opener, and Brent Seabrook tallied in the first minute of the third overtime in Game 4. Andrew Shaw had a triple-overtime winner at the UC in the opener of the Stanley Cup Final against Boston on the way to the Cup in 2013.
The first Chicago Stanley Cup was won in the second extra period on April 10, 1934, when Harold "Mush" March scored for a 1-0 victory behind the goaltending of Charlie Gardiner, who tragically died two months later from a brain tumor. Before this year's Chicago overtime playoff marks, the old record was set back in 1931 in Montreal, when Cy Wentworth lit the red light nearly 54 minutes into the third overtime period.
Finally, few can forget Patrick Kane's winner four minutes into overtime in Philadelphia on June 9, 2010, for Chicago's first Stanley Cup in 49 years!
Dollard St. Laurent, one of the solid Blackhawks defensemen from the 1961 Stanley Cup championship-winning team, passed away on April 6, 2015, at the age of 85.
"Dolly," as he was called by his teamates, played on the 1961 championship after being a part of four Montreal Cup-winning squads. Wearing No. 19, Dolly played from 1958-62 in Chicago after General Manager Tommy Ivan got him in a trade with Montreal. He appeared in five All-Star Games, the last two in a Blackhawks uniform.
Considered a steady stay-at-home defender at the blue line, Dolly played alongside and in front of Hall of Famers Glenn Hall, Bobby Hull, Stan Mikita and Pierre Pilote. His Blackhawks career included 269 regular-season games and 33 playoff contests.
|The Blackhawks honored the memory of Clint Reif, an integral part of the dressing room, after his passing on Dec. 21.
While Blackhawks stars such as Jonathan Toews, Patrick Kane and Duncan Keith tend to draw the attention and cheers from the fans, the hard work and effort put in behind the scenes came into focus recently, as the tragic passing of Assistant Equipment Manager Clint Reif deeply impacted the Blackhawks family.
Game in and game out, behind the bench and in the locker room, these staff members don't receive the same amount of praise—except from the players and coaching staff who appreciate their work.
When the Blackhawks begin their 88th NHL season in Dallas on Oct. 9, is there any indicator of a successful season? Naturally, there is a lot that can happen between the opener and the schedule's finale in Colorado on April 11.
In 87 seasons, the Hawks have won 66 season openers and qualified for the playoffs 64 times. There's no doubt that the 2013 Stanley Cup champions set the tone, setting a league mark by tallying points in their first 24 games (21-0-3). That campaign began with the Hawks ruining the banner-raising ceremonies for the 2012 champion Kings in Los Angeles. Last year, the Hawks opened at home with a 6-4 victory over Washington.
Recalling the 2013 championship, the playoff comeback against Detroit on Brent Seabrook's overtime goal in Game 7 was only overshadowed by the infamous "17 seconds" triumph in Game 6 in Boston in the last 77 seconds of the game.
While the 2010 season opened on "neutral ice" in Finland with a 4-3 shootout loss to Florida, the championship run the following spring also unfolded in dramatic fashion. Coach Joel Quenneville called Game 5 of the Western Conference Quarterfinals at the UC against Nashville the turning point—when Patrick Kane scored shorthanded in the closing seconds of regulation to tie the game against the Predators. Then Marian Hossa came out of the penalty box in overtime to score the winner. Kane repeated his heroics in the clinching Game 6 in Philadelphia with his OT goal.
The 1961 champions opened the campaign in a 1-1 tie with Detroit, but with the likes of eventual Hall of Famers Stan Mikita, Bobby Hull, Glenn Hall and Pierre Pilote. they conquered Montreal and Detroit in the playoffs.
The Cinderella 1938 champions barely made the playoffs and had a losing season record, which included being shut out 3-0 in the opener. However, with a rare roster of predominantly American-born players, they knocked off the favored Toronto Maple Leafs in a Final that required them to dress a minor-league goalie in the series opener.
Chicago's first Stanley Cup in 1934 came behind the brilliant goaltending of Charlie Gardiner and a goal in the second overtime by Hal "Mush" March in the clinching game against Detroit. So while winning the season opener is no guarantee of re-capturing the Stanley Cup, I feel that the current Blackhawks roster is very capable of bringing back another championship to Chicago's fans!
Blackhawks GM Stan Bowman and his staff have done a great job in building the team into a Stanley Cup champion twice and a perennial playoff contender since he took over in 2009. Bowman's task today is even more daunting due to the hard salary cap, which affects his ability to make deals to build up young talent through trades and key draft selections.
Back in 1952, when Arthur Wirtz and Jim Norris bought the floundering Blackhawks, there were rumors that the Chicago franchise might be moved to St. Louis. On July 8, 1954, the owners lured one of the league's most successful coaches away from Detroit—Tommy Ivan. Although he never played in the NHL and was only 5 feet 5 inches, he coached the Red Wings to three Stanley Cups over seven seasons and six first-place finishes.
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Back on June 1, there were players from 27 NHL teams that wished they had their feet in the Blackhawks' skates when they battled the Los Angeles Kings in that fateful Game 7 at the United Center. While Chicago fans are disappointed in not returning to the Stanley Cup Final for the second straight season, it was a good run that came up only one shot or one goal short.
What makes hockey a great sport for fans is the fact that the game can change in a second—or, as Blackhawks fans remember from last year, the 17-second turnaround in Boston that clinched their second Stanley Cup in four seasons.
There was little doubt all season that being the defending champs, especially against Central Division rivals, the Blackhawks had a target on their backs. The Western Conference has proven to be more than extremely tough, with four teams having a better regular-season record than Chicago.
Not trying to make any excuses, but when you add the short turnaround from last year, plus having 10 players in the Olympics, there were no easy games. Just ask Nashville, who took the season series after winning four of five against Chicago, but didn't make the playoffs and fired longtime coach Barry Trotz.
After winning a physical series with St.Louis, a hungry Minnesota team battled the Blackhawks after upsetting division winner Colorado. Wild Coach Mike Yeo said after losing in six games that Chicago had a greater resolve.
That resolve carried the Blackhawks as they came back from a 3-1 deficit against a resilent L.A. team, which managed to get that last lucky goal off a deflected shot in overtime. So, Blackhawks fans, don't despair, because next season the team's "One Goal" remains—to bring another Cup back to Chicago!
|ST PAUL, MN - MAY 13: Corey Crawford #50 of the Chicago Blackhawks makes a glove save of a shot by Justin Fontaine #14 of the Minnesota Wild as Duncan Keith #2 of the Chicago Blackhawks looks on during the second period in Game Six of the Second Round of the 2014 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs on May 13, 2014 at Xcel Energy Center in St Paul, Minnesota. (Photo by Hannah Foslien/Getty Images)
Hockey players—and most fans—know that when it comes to the playoffs, you can throw the regular-season records out the window, and thus far, the current situation certainly reflects that fact. In the East, Montreal is the fourth seed and New York is fifth. Both teams did not fare well in games against the West during the regular campaign; the Canadiens were 14-12-2, and the Rangers were 14-13-1.
On the other hand, our defending champion Blackhawks had the least amount of regulation losses to Eastern Conference foes, going 19-7-6. Anaheim was the Western Conference point leader with 116, only one behind the now vanquished Boston Bruins. The Ducks went 19-8-5 vs. the East, while Los Angeles had the most wins against teams on the other side of the Mississippi, going 21-8-3.
During the regular schedule, our Blackhawks had the most trouble within its division, as opponents stepped up their game against the champions. Chicago was 1-3-1 against Colorado; 2-1-2 in matches against St. Louis and 2-3-0 against Minnesota—both of whom were knocked out of postseason contention by the Blackhawks. Against the non-playoff squads in the division, Chicago was just 1-4-0 against Nashville, but held a 4-1-0 edge over Dallas and a 3-1-0 record against Winnipeg.
Even though the Blackhawks won all three regular-season meetings with the Kings, the L.A. squad—similar to when they won the Cup in 2012—has shown their toughness in the playoffs. The Kings became only the fourth team in NHL history to rally after being down 3-0, beating San Jose to win a series. They won Game 7 on the road and again knocked off Anaheim on the road in another grueling seven-game series. With the series tied 1-1, the Blackhawks are not taking the Kings lightly, not when they have former Chicago captain and coach, Darryl Sutter, behind the bench.
The current hard salary cap has made it difficult for any team to repeat since 1998, but Chicago hopes to break that drought this year. After winning last year, the Blackhawks became the first team since 2008 to win the Cup after posting the best regular-season record. In 2010, the Hawks were third overall, and they defeated the Philadelphia Flyers—who actually shared 18th in total points. Los Angeles was ranked 13th overall in 2012 as a No. 8 seed, becoming the lowest-ranked playoff team to capture Lord Stanley's Cup.
As Head Coach Joel Quennville and others have stated, regarding the playoffs, "You win when your best players play their best!" So far that has been the case for the Blackhawks.


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A version of "Rummy" with the standard IGI twists, the main one being that players lay down runs and sets *in front of their opponents*, and except for the player who wins the round by being the first to get rid of all of his or her cards, sets and runs in front of a player are scored *against* that player at the end of the round.
In addition to cards numbered 1 through 10 in the red, blue, green, and yellow suits, there are Wild Sting cards (regular wild cards), Double and Triple Wild Sting cards (wild cards that double and triple the score of a run or set), Pass-a-Pile cards (to move a run or set that's in front of you to another player), Take-It-Back cards (to deny Pass-a-Piles), and Super Wild Sting cards (that *can't* be passed and must be eaten at the end of the round). All in all, another IGI game that will have the players ready to knife each other by the end of the night.
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1"Thus said יהוה to His anointed, to Koresh, whose right hand I have grasped, to subdue nations before him and ungird the loins of sovereigns, to open before him the double doors, so that gates are not shut:
2'I go before you and make the crooked places straight; I shatter the gates of bronze and cut down the bars of iron.
3'And I shall give you the treasures of darkness and hoarded wealth of secret places, so that you know that I, יהוה, who are calling you by your name, am the Elohim of Yisra'ĕl.
4'For the sake of Ya'aqoḇ My servant, and of Yisra'ĕl My chosen, I also call you by your name, I give you a title, though you have not known Me.
5'I am יהוה, and there is none else – there is no Elohim besides Me. I gird you, though you have not known Me,
6so that they know from the rising of the sun to its setting that there is none but Me. I am יהוה, and there is none else,
7forming light and creating darkness, making peace and creating evil. I, יהוה, do all these.'
8"Rain down, O heavens, from above, and let clouds pour down righteousness. Let the earth open, let them bring forth deliverance, and let righteousness spring up together. I, יהוה, have created it.
9"Woe to him who strives with his Maker! (a potsherd with the potsherds of the earth). Does clay say to him who forms it, 'What are you making?' Or your handiwork say, 'He has no hands'?
10"Woe to him who says to his father, 'What are you bringing forth?' Or to the woman, 'What are you labouring over?' "
11Thus said יהוה, the Set-apart One of Yisra'ĕl, and his Maker, "Do you ask Me about My sons what is to come? And about the work of My hands do you command Me?
12"I have made the earth, and created man on it. I, My hands have stretched out the heavens, and all their host I have commanded.
13"I have stirred him up in righteousness, and all his ways I make straight. He builds My city and lets My exiles go, not for price nor reward," declares יהוה of hosts.
14Thus said יהוה, "The labour of Mitsrayim and merchandise of Kush and of the Seḇaites, men of size, come over to you and they are yours. They walk behind you, they come over in chains, and they bow down to you. They make supplication to you, saying, 'Indeed, Ěl is in you, and there is none else, no mighty one.' "
15Truly You are Ěl, who hide Yourself, O Elohim of Yisra'ĕl, Saviour!
16They shall be put to shame, and even be humiliated, all of them – the makers of idols shall go away together in humiliation.
17Yisra'ĕl shall be saved by יהוה with an everlasting deliverance. You are not to be ashamed nor hurt, forever and ever.
18For thus said יהוה, Creator of the heavens, He is Elohim, Former of earth and its Maker, He established it, He did not create it to be empty, He formed it to be inhabited: "I am יהוה, and there is none else.
19"I have not spoken in secret, in a dark place of the earth. I have not said to the seed of Ya'aqoḇ, 'Seek Me in vain.' I am יהוה, speaking righteousness, declaring matters that are straight.
20"Gather yourselves and come; draw near together, you who have escaped from the gentiles. No knowledge have they who are lifting up the wood of their carved image, and pray to a mighty one that does not save.
21"Declare and bring near, let them even take counsel together. Who has announced this from of old? Who has declared it from that time? Is it not I, יהוה? And there is no mighty one besides Me, a righteous Ěl and a Saviour, there is none besides Me.
22"Turn to Me and be saved, all you ends of the earth! For I am Ěl, and there is none else.
23"I have sworn by Myself, a word has gone out of My mouth in righteousness, and shall not return, so that to Me every knee shall bow, every tongue swear.
24"One shall say, 'Only in יהוה do I have righteousness and strength' – he comes to Him. And all those displeased with Him shall be put to shame.
25"In יהוה all the seed of Yisra'ĕl shall be declared right and boast. "
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'The perfect antidote to City life'
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Welcome to Harmony House a small 4 star Gold award B&B in the small rural village of Stillingfleet, near York. On arrival you will be greeted with afternoon tea and cakes in the guest lounge overlooking the Green, where in winter you can enjoy a log fire. We make every effort to provide comfortable accommodation, so you can relax, wind down, and explore our beautiful historic city and more. We hope you will enjoy the extra touches we have added, and are happy to source something specific for a special occasion on request.
Our breakfasts are sourced locally and from Castle Howard for which we have won a Kellogg's award. If you prefer a lighter alternative you can choose an assortment from the full English or scrambled eggs and smoked salmon, eggs Benedict, homemade pancakes or waffles, mushrooms brie and tomatoes on toast or smoked haddock and poached egg. If you have any dietary requirement s please let us know when booking and we can organise it for you.
We have several excellent pubs and restaurants in villages within 3 miles of Stillingfleet or if you prefer to stay in after a long day Hilary and Paul are happy to cook and serve an evening meal if booked in advance. Hilary was trained at the Cordon Bleu school of Cookery and has a small cookery school, and Paul who has vast knowledge of cars old and new, auto sport and of the surrounding area, enjoys being your host.
We appreciate that you may like to come away without children, and so we have no family rooms except in our self-catering/ family annex where we provide a breakfast hamper for your convenience in your kitchen. Your key allows you to come and go as you please, but we request you are back by 1pm unless otherwise agreed, as we lock the inner door so as not to disturb fellow guests.
Parts of Harmony House date back to the 17th Century and have played a significant part in village life beginning as agricultural cottages, then a Sunday school, reading room and post office, and now the whole house has been sympathetically restored and modernised, yet still retaining many of the old characteristics.
Situated on the south side of York we are perfect for both holiday makers and business visitors alike. Harmony House is only a short drive to York and 10 minute drive to the park and ride at MacArthur Glen designer outlet. There is also a local service bus which goes from York to Selby should you prefer not to take your car. The sustrans cycleway is close by should you wish to cycle to York or beyond.
In the village we have a Norman Church and Stillingfleet Lodge gardens as well as many walks for you to enjoy. You are a short drive to York University, Science City York, York Racecourse, McArthur Glen Designer Outlet and Fulford Imphal Barracks
When you lead a busy life it is a tonic to come away for a short break to a quiet location but still be close to many amenities. We like to say our accommodation is the perfect antidote to City life
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It's one of the best we have ever been too (we have been to many as we moved here a year ago from Knoxville, TN and lived in SC before that). Many, many organic or non-pesticide sprayed veggies and fruits. Several free-range meat farmers and also many flower, organic herb and other vendors. The 'honey man' brings his bees for everyone to see them in action, very cool. The atmosphere is energizing, so many people of the Columbus community gather together here every Sat and it's just such a positive environment. It's actually very large for the smaller-sized Columbus community, most people have no idea how nice it actually is and are very surprised once they arrive. It's hosted in a very nice, tree-shaded parking lot (thanks Irwin Union Bank!!) with medics on bikes 'just in case' someone has a health problem. Many people bike, it's just a wonderful event and I wish it was held more like 8-2 instead of 9-12. This farmers market deserves to win to help promote it and help all the local farmers who supply the foods for it, we are in a HUGE agricultural area and so many of these local farmers are switching to organic, it's great!
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702 S Ridgewood Ave, Daytona Beach
702 S Ridgewood Ave is a 19,304 sq ft State Owned in Daytona Beach. It was built in 1965. Daytona Beach is in Volusia County County, Florida.
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|Impact of the Universities Counter-terrorism PREVENT in practice conference
The 'Universities and counter-terrorism: PREVENT in practice' conference organised by the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies (IALS) and Institute of Commonwealth Studies (ICWS) at the School of Advanced Study and supported by the University of London, has been in the media spotlight and is helping to continue debate.
The one-day conference on 27 October explored both the ideas underpinning the new Act, the debates surrounding academic freedom and freedom of expression, and the practical questions which universities will need to address in the light of their duty to prevent radicalisation.
In his keynote address to the conference, the Rt Hon Sir Vince Cable, former business secretary and member of the Coalition cabinet, considered the Conservative government's current counter-extremism strategy and argued that it is highly problematic to introduce new duties for universities, beyond the existing legal constraints on freedom of speech. More ...
|Young Italian Lawyers Summer Course 2015
The latest of a regular annual series of one-week Summer Courses for young Italian lawyers was arranged in July by the Italian Bar Association in association with the Centre for Corporate Law of the IALS and the School of Law of KCL on 'New Challenges in European Competition Law: Convergence and Enforcement'. The event was chaired by Professor Guido Alpa, Professor of Law at La Sapienza University of Rome and President of the Consiglio Nazionale Forense. The IALS Director gave the closing speech.
|Legal Records at Risk project at IALS
We are also pleased to announce a generous philanthropic donation of £100,000 to enable the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies to establish a new project examining Legal Records at Risk (LRAR).
|2015 London Annual Summit on Commercial Dispute Resolution in China
The 2015 London Annual Summit on Commercial Dispute Resolution in China was held at the Copthorne Tara Hotel in Kensington on Monday 6th July by the Beijing Arbitration Commission / Beijing International Arbitration Centre in association with the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, the Centre for Commercial law Studies of Queen Mary University of London and BPP University.
|Using Microsoft Word for Dissertations - hands-on training sessions July 2015
Bookings are now open for the very popular Using Microsoft Word for Dissertations hands-on training sessions. Each two-hour session will cover topics such as document layout, cross-referencing, generating and updating table of contents, page numbering etc. and help you produce a professional looking document.
|IALS support the new Ghana Institute of Advanced Legal Studies
The Institute of Advanced Legal Studies has played a major role in helping towards the establishment of the Ghana Institute of Advanced Legal Studies by its founding Director, Professor Stephen Offei.
The new headquarters of the Ghana Institute of Advanced Legal Studies (GIALS) in Accra was inaugurated on 18th June 2015 at a ceremony attended by a large audience including leading figures in the legal community in Ghana. The ceremony, chaired by His Lordship Professor Justice S.K. Date Bah, was held at the new Faculty of Law building of the University of Ghana followed by the cutting of the ribbon and a tour of GIALS. Five Supreme Court Justices, the Attorney General and Minister of Justice, the deputy Chief Justice, Deans of all the University Law Schools, President of the Bar Association and many others were present. Jules Winterton, Director of IALS was among the speakers More ...
|Joint seminar with Clarity on Clarification and Easification of Legislative Drafting 25 March 2015
In association with Clarity, the International Association for Plain Legal Language, Professor Helen Xanthaki and Dr Giulia Adriana Pennisexplored whether a layered structure is a workable way to promote clarity in legislation and other documents in a joint event "Seminar of Clarification and Easification of Legislative Drafting" held at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies on 25 March 2015.
The Legislation and Language Project at the Sir William Dale Centre for Legislative Studies at IALS, continues to investigate the crossroads between legislative drafting and language/linguistics.
|IALS Library road shows 2015
Each spring the IALS Library team takes to the road to visit law schools all across the UK. The purpose of the visits is to speak to postgraduate researchers, academics and librarians from across the country to highlight the valuable collections and services that the IALS Library maintains for the benefit of all legal researchers, regardless of their location. Many students do not realize that we are the national library for legal research and that membership is free. We also take the opportunity to demonstrate some of the online legal research tools maintained by the Institute and made freely available on our website. For example, we provide demonstrations of BAILII, Eagle-i, Current Legal Research Topics, FLAG, the FLARE Index to Treaties and more. So far this spring we have visited the University of Aberdeen in Scotland and Bangor University in Wales. If you would like us to visit your law school please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
|IALS Lib new WiFi network is here! Connecting to E-resources
If you are a member of IALS Library we now have an additional wireless network that enables you to access all available e-resources from your own laptop or tablet onsite when you visit the Library.
To use this network, you need to select IALS Lib from the list of networks detected by your device and connect using your current IALS Library card barcode number and your surname.
Once you are connected, all our online resources including Lexis Library, HeinOnline and Westlaw UK, can be accessed directly onsite without an additional login.
For further information on the IALS Lib wireless network, please ask at the Issue and Enquiry Desk or see our library guide at: http://libguides.ials.sas.ac.uk/wireless_guide
|Professor Helen Xanthaki drafting mission in Hanoi, Vietnam
Professor Helen Xanthaki of the Sir William Dale Centre for Legislative Studies at IALS was one of the European experts contributing to a two-day International seminar on Legal Transplant held in Hanoi, Vietnam, 5-6 February 2015.
The Challenges and Practices of
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|IALS hosts Commonwealth Professional Fellow - Dr Priya Rai
From Monday 2nd February to Thursday 30th April 2015, IALS Library is pleased to act as official host to Dr Priya Rai, Deputy Librarian at the National Law University in Delhi, India, who has been awarded a prestigious Commonwealth Professional Fellowship. We are very pleased to be able to welcome Priya to IALS. More ...
|Launch of the Centre for Law and Information Policy
Does privacy still matter to us, and if so, do we have the right legal tools to protect it? This is the question that Timothy Pitt-Payne QC, information law specialist and barrister at 11KBW, will be addressing at the launch event for the Centre for Law and Information Policy at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies on Tuesday 24th February 2015.
Both events officially open the Centre for Law and Information Policy at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, part of the University of London's School of Advanced Study, which is concerned with the law and policy of information and data, and will explore the ways in which law both restricts and enables the sharing and dissemination of different types of information.
For more information about the work of the new Centre, please contact its director Judith Townend, firstname.lastname@example.com / @jtownend. Blog: http://clip.blogs.sas.ac.uk / Twitter: @infolawcentre.
|Latest volume of Digital Evidence and Electronic Signature Law Review born digital in SAS Open Journals
Volume 11: 2014 of the Digital Evidence and Electronic Signature Law Review has just been published and is freely available now online only.
This extensive annual volume been developed by Stephen Mason (founder, publisher and general editor) with the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies entirely as an Open Access digital publication.
You can read up-to-date articles covering electronic evidence and electronic signature issues in several jurisdictions and in international contexts ... more ...
The 2014 edition also features translations of important recent cases in the field, legislation translation, book reports and details of current research into aspects of electronic evidence and electronic signatures.
The complete run of back issues of Digital Evidence and Electronic Signature Law Review is also published online by IALS in SAS Open Journals at http://journals.sas.ac.uk/deeslr
For more information on the development of the Digital Evidence and Electronic Signature Law Review as an open Access publication please see: http://ials.sas.ac.uk/publish/deeslr/deeslr.htm
|IALS Visiting Fellowships 2015-2016
Applications are now being invited for Visiting Fellowships at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies for the period 1 October 2015 – 31 August 2016 or for any period (being at least three months) between those dates. These non-stipendiary Fellowships are designed for people already established in their own field of activity who are undertaking work within fields covered by or adjacent to the Institute's own research programmes or interests, which are currently in the following areas of research: Access to Justice; the Legal Profession; Legal Education; European Law; Legislative Drafting; Company and Commercial Law; International Financial Regulation; Financial Services Law; Access to Legal Information; Space Law; Information/Data Law and Policy. (NB: While these topics are preferred, the Institute is ready to consider other proposals).
Further details can be found at: http://ials.sas.ac.uk/fellows/fellapp.htm
|IALS to host new Centre for Law and Information Policy
Judith Townend has joined the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies as Director of its Centre for Law and Information Policy (http://ials.sas.ac.uk/clip.htm), which is expected to launch in spring 2015.
The Centre for Law and Information Policy will be interested in the law and policy of information and data, and will explore the ways in which law both restricts and enables the sharing and dissemination of different types of information.
Topics of interest include, but are not confined to, data access and ownership rights, data privacy and confidentiality, freedom of information, legal publishing (both free-to-internet and commercial), preservation and management of legal information, internet and social media regulation (in terms of content, access, and ownership) and the malicious use and misuse of data. It will also be interested in trends in scholarly communication, as they relate to legal studies.
The Centre for Law and Information Policy "will extend the Institute's academic mission into a dynamic area of interdisciplinary research which affects everyone's daily life", according to Jules Winterton, director of the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies.
"Aligned with the Institute's national and international role, the Centre will pursue its own research and will also promote and facilitate the research of others in law and information policy".
One of the first events the Centre has organised is the Humanity of Judging public tour and discussion at the Supreme Court, which will take place on 19 November as part of the Being Human Festival.
|The Office of the Parliamentary Counsel and the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies co-hosted the Quality of EU Legislation London Conference on Thursday 2 October 2014
The purpose of the conference was to provide a forum to discuss the quality of EU legislation with a focus on drafting, negotiation, accessibility and transposition. The one-day event provided a rare and exciting opportunity to hear from experienced practitioners from all three of the EU institutions involved in the legislative process as well as UK specialists in the field.
|IALS at the International Association of Law Libraries Conference in Buenos Aires, Argentina 2014
The International Association of Law Libraries organised its 33rd international course on international law and legal information in Buenos Aires, Argentina between 28th September and 2nd October. The theme of the conference was "Libraries and the rule of law" and the strong academic programme covered such topics as gender and human rights; foreign law in Argentina; Mercosur: Argentinian regional and international cooperation; and legal research in Argentinian law. David Gee, IALS Deputy Librarian and IALL Board Member, chaired a conference panel session on the struggle for human rights in Argentina and helped to lead the legal information literacy workshop. He also attended two IALL board meetings during the conference. Further details on the IALL conference at www.iall.org/iall2014
|Professor Helen Xanthaki addressed the IAL Conference in Seoul, September 2014
Professor Helen Xanthaki addressed the 11th bi-annual conference of the International Association of Legislation, which took place in Seoul on 19 September 2014. The conference was co-organised with the Korea Legislation Research Institute and supported by the Ministry of Government Legislation. The theme of the conference was "Innovation of Legislative Processes" and in her talk "Innovations in Legislative Drafting in the UK" Professor Xanthaki explored the Good Law initiative, the National Archives' work on publication models for legislation, and the AHRC funded project on Big Data in Legislation led by The National Archives and undertaken by a consortium including the IALS.
|Autumn training programme 2014
Brush up on your legal information search skills at IALS Library. This year we have added additional training sessions to the Autumn training programme. We will be running an introduction to Lexis Library and Westlaw, EU law databases, sources of public international law, and citing your references using OSCOLA. Bookings open on 26th September 2014. All students, researchers and academic teaching staff with a current IALS Library card or SAS card may attend.
To find out more about the training offered by IALS Library this Autumn and throughout the year, please refer to our Training Guide:
|Obituary: Frank Wooldridge (1928-2014)
Francis (Frank) Wooldridge was born in Brighton on August 22, 1928, the second child of George Albert and Ivy Sarah Ellen Wooldridge. His mother was a teacher and his father came from a family some of whom had held distinguished university chairs. Frank loved London, where he lived most of his life. He attended William Ellis and Quentin Grammar Schools although his education and upbringing was altered radically by evacuation to rural Lincolnshire during the "blitz", in World War II (an event that killed his sister). In 1948 he won a Leverhulme Scholarship to the London School of Economics, where he graduated in Law in 1952. In 1964, he obtained the London LLM, and in 1971 a CNAA PhD in comparative company law under the supervision of Professor C M Schmitthoff. This was the first PhD awarded in the social sciences by the Council for National Academic Awards. Continues ...
|IALS' flagship Workshop addresses the future of legal education and honours Professor Avrom Sherr
This year the Institute's annual W G Hart Legal Workshop was on the very topical and vital subject of "Legal Education and Training and the Professions". Currently legal education is going through a period of unprecedented change and the Workshop provided an important opportunity for reflection on these changes and specifically on the report and recommendations published last year by the Legal Education and Training Review (LETR). The workshop addressed not only the changes proposed by the LETR but also the broader issues of what is, and what should be, the role of legal education; whether legal education should continue to seek to provide a liberal, humanist education (and whether it will even be able to do so), or whether the emphasis on the market inevitably means that legal education will become tailored to the demands of the profession. The Workshop brought together some 80 academics to discuss these and other issues, both practical and pedagogical, including contributions from America, Australia Canada, Hong Kong and Israel, and from the regulators for England and Wales. The Academic Directors of the Workshop were Professor Avrom Sherr (IALS), Professor Richard Moorhead (UCL), and Professor Hilary Sommerlad (Birmingham). The keynote addresses were given by Professor Richard Abel from UCLA Law School and Professor Harry Arthurs, Osgoode Hall Law School, Canada. More ...
|Citing legal materials using OSCOLA - a brand new online guide from IALS Library
The IALS Library has published a new addition to its popular range of online Research Guides; referencing and citing legal materials using the Oxford Standard for Citation of Legal Authorities (OSCOLA) http://libguides.ials.sas.ac.uk/referencing. OSCOLA is the only UK born legal citation system, and since its inception in 2000 it has become the most commonly used system in UK higher education, providing a simple, uniform way to reference all types of primary and secondary materials. The new guide from IALS provides a brief introduction to using OSCOLA, with examples and pointers on where to find extra help. The guide will be of use to legal researchers all across the country. As it is freely available on the IALS website, anyone new to using OSCOLA will benefit from reading it. More ...
|FLAG, the Foreign Law Guide, updated and rebuilt
The project to update and rebuild FLAG, the Foreign Law Guide, has been completed in June 2014. You can now search the updated and rebuilt database! FLAG is a guide to collections of foreign and international law held in UK libraries. It describes holdings of primary materials in print and microform, (but not electronic resources, which are beyond the scope of the guide). FLAG contains a wealth of information to help researchers and librarians discover and locate collections of treaties, papers of the United Nations and other international organisations, the law reports and codes and legislation of many jurisdictions, and useful indexes and other finding tools. More ...
|Call for Papers - Forbidden Access:Censoring Books and Archives
Call for Papers - Forbidden Access: Censoring Books and Archives, Thursday 06 November - Friday 07 November 2014
'Forbidden Access' is a multidisciplinary conference exploring how published works and archival materials and the ideas contained in them are affected, obscured or distorted by censorship. The conference is a collaboration between the Institute of English Studies, the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies and Senate House Library.
The conference seeks to explore the proliferating and divisive causes, symptoms and effects of the censoring impulse, from overt interference with a text to the subtler, intangible effects of caution and fear in the face of anticipated control, and to do so in relation to a variety of angles and contexts: aesthetic, cultural, socio-economic, ideological, legal, and political.
Proposals for 20 minute papers on censorship without restriction as to historical period or place are invited from historians, book historians, lawyers, legal historians, biographers, librarians, archivists and literary scholars on any aspect of the power of censorship, including, though not limited to More ...
|Sir William Dale Centre for Legislative Studies wins UNCP training contract
The Sir William Dale Centre won by competitive tender a UNDP contract to train 10 Nepalese drafters in legislative drafting and in drafting international treaties. The 10 Nepalese drafters will be trained at IALS for a week via a combination of in house training sessions and study visits to the Office of Parliamentary Counsel, the Tax Simplification Office, and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
|Former student, Wael Saghir, talks about his time studying the LLM in International Corporate Governance, Financial Regulation and Economic Law at IALS
|New Big Data for Law project announced
On 6 February 2014, 21 Digital Transformations in the Arts and Humanities projects were announced as part of the Arts and Humanities Research Council investment in Big Data. Just over £550,000 will support the Big Data for Law project, co-lead by Professor Helen Xanthaki, Professor of Law and Legislative Drafting at IALS, and Director of the Sir William Dale Centre for Legislative Studies.
For more, please see: http://ials.sas.ac.uk/news/new_big_data_for_law_project.htm
|Record number of new PhD Completions at IALS
It is with delight and pride that the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies congratulates the large number of recent successful PhD completions. Within the space of two months four new Doctors have been added to the IALS alumni community:
Jules Winterton, IALS Director, leads IALS staff in congratulating the new alumni. We will follow their future careers with great interest and hope to maintain these fruitful scholarly relationships.
|Professor Mads Andenas elected Chair of the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention
Professor Mads Andenas, IALS Senior Research Fellow who has been attached to the Institute since 1992, has been elected Chair of the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention of which he has been a member since 2009, and appointed as the UN Special Rapporteur on Arbitrary Detention, both for a term of three years.
The Working Group is one of the oldest and most respected human rights bodies in the UN, and rule on individual complaints, undertake country missions and adopt advisory opinions to the UN Human Rights Council. On the Council's request, the Working Group is currently drafting "Principles and Guidance on the the right of anyone deprived of his or her liberty by arrest or detention to bring proceedings before court, in order that the court may decide without delay on the lawfulness of his or her detention and order his or her release if the detention is not lawful, in accordance with their international obligations".
|Professor Helen Xanthaki's evidence published - EU Future Justice and Home Affairs
21 October 2013 the House of Lords EU Home Affairs, Health and Education Sub-Committee (Sub-C F) published the latest compilation of written evidence offered on the Future Justice and Home Affairs Programme (2015-2019) . Professor Helen Xanthaki's evidence shed light to the Area of Freedom, Security, and Justice (AFSJ) from a rather ignored focus, that of regulatory and legislative quality. The full analysis of the theoretical background for her assessment of the AFSJ stems from her Oral Evidence at the Public Hearing at the Legal Affairs Committee of the European Parliament, where she was asked to report on the EU's Smart Regulation agenda. Her evidence to the House of Lords applies her evidence before the EP to the area of AFSJ.
|The IALS Think Tank on Law Reform
|EU Law Making, Legislation and Language - Professional Distance Learning Module
|EU Law Making Winter School (PaDeCo) January 2014 - Call for applications
|IALS Library launches new and improved online Research Guides
|IALS Student Law Review Issue 1 just published in SAS Open Journals
|Professor Arthur Grimes announces programme of public lectures as the NZ-UK Link Foundation Visiting Professor for 2013
|IALS Library exhibits at the SLS Conference 2013 in Edinburgh
|SAS announces two ST Lee Visiting Professorial Fellows for 2013-2014
|Good Law Initiative and Sir William Dale Centre for Legislative Studies at IALS
|Winter School (PaDeCo) founded within the Erasmus Intensive Programmes
|Jules Winterton at CAFLL 2013
|Experts gather to discuss Commercial Dispute Resolution in China
On Friday 14 June 2013 Experts gathered at IALS to discuss Commercial Dispute Resolution in China. The Beijing Arbitration Commission held an international forum on "Unlocking the Intricacies of Commercial Dispute Resolution in China" jointly with the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies here in London. The forum brought more than 20 experts from China and the UK together, including experts and scholars from famous universities, senior partners of world renowned law firms and QCs, judges and politicians. The forum provided the official launch for BAC's Annual Review on Commercial Dispute Resolution in China (2013). This one day conference was opened by Madame Wang Hongsong, Vice-Chairperson, Beijing Arbitration Commission and IALS Director, Jules Winterton. Participants enjoyed full, friendly and enlightening discussions on topics such as: China's commercial arbitration, commercial mediation, construction engineering, intellectual property and financial dispute settlement. Rt Hon Jack Straw MP delivered concluding Remarks.
|Summer School in EU Law-making to be funded by European Commission
The IALS is delighted to announce that the European Commission has decided to fund the proposal undertaken by an impressive consortium of 7 European Universities for a Summer School in EU Law-making. The consortium consists of The University of Stockholm [leading institution], the IALS of the School of Advanced Study of the University of London, Freie Universität Berlin, Universiteit Antwerpen, Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali (LUISS), Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, and Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences. The Summer School will offer the opportunity to 20 postgraduate students from the Universities involved to attend a 10 day workshop in Stockholm on legislative drafting theory and practice. Professor Helen Xanthaki and Dr. Constantin Stefanou are the lecturers on behalf of IALS.
The first meeting of the consortium will take place in London in September. The IALS is looking forward to welcoming all colleagues.
|Jules Winterton appointed Director of the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies
The School of Advanced Study, University of London is pleased to announce the appointment of Jules Winterton to the post of Director of the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies.
Jules Winterton took up his post as Director on 21st April and will also continue his duties as Librarian of the Institute.
|IALS Global Law Library completes successful series of UK road shows
The Institute of Advanced Legal Studies Global Law Library is very pleased to announce the successful completion of its series of road shows for the current academic year.
During the road show series, librarians from the Institute travelled to universities across the country to talk to law researchers and academics about the national role of the Institute and to highlight the wide range of library resources, collections, expertise and training available to them. The sessions also included demonstrations of the national legal research tools developed by the Institute, which are freely available online and available to legal researchers across the globe.
Over 100 academics, researchers and law librarians from eight universities attended the road shows, with many signing up for a library reader ticket on the day.


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Rated 5 out of 5 by Mj122a Awesome hotel Our stay this past weekend was wonderful. My family was more than comfortable. I truly recommend this hotel. July 16, 2013
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Rated 4 out of 5 by serve packages I found it found it funny that when you buy the breakfast package that no where in the literature does it say limited to 18.00. you only find that out after you order your food. I think you could put more people in room with a more complete menu and better prices. 5.00 for a glass of orange juice and 4.00 for 2 pieces of toast. Come on! July 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by nursetraveler01 amazing staff Absolutely everyone goes above and beyond to guarantee that your stay is perfect. July 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by GiddyupLori Relax and Unwind People and Pets are pampered here.Food is outstanding.Howard at the nauti mermaid is a wonderful asset to the hotel.The spa was wonderful too. Had a lovely haircut by Cathy. July 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sorada15 Wonderful Great stay. The front desk employees are all very nice. We traveled with our dog and all the staffs welcomed her with open arms. They always gave her treats every time we pass by. Janice who checked us in was very nice and had put us in a nice room cause our room was not ready. Good for you Westin Cape Coral team. We are looking forward to come back in August. July 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by DiannaW512 CAPE CORAL'S HIDDEN GEM!!! Wow! What a fantastic weekend. The resort is five star and beyond!!! I have lived and vacationed in Southwest Florida for many years and never even knew this piece of paradise existed. Thank you Westin for bringing a first class resort to this area. I plan to return again this year for a longer stay in order to experience all that you have to offer. Not enough time to do it all in one weekend! July 8, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Greg01 Excellent Accommodations!! This was our first stay at this property. The accommodations exceeded our expectations! Our room was spacious, clean, nicely decorated and rivaled more expensive properties we've stayed in. Dinner at Marker 92 was great! The hotel and restaurant staff were genuinely friendly and helpful. We'll definitely stay at this property again. Westin got it right!! July 8, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Rob6590 Bad experience at check-in. We are residents of Cape Coral and decided to try to check in early. The room was not ready and we understood. We were told our room would be ready at the regular check-in time at 3:00, it was not. We finally got our room keys after 4PM, but when we got to the room a half eaten sandwich was on the counter and the room was not cleaned. We had friends joining us for dinner and it delayed us for several hours. The staff made no effort to make this up to us. Cleaning lady though was awesome!!!! July 8, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bdog great staff & facilities We really enjoyed our stay, the grounds were beautiful, staff was very friendly and always helpful. The food was excellent and the live music made for memorable evenings. We would suggest that seating could be added in several areas where the grounds are beautiful but unused because there was no place to sit or lounge. The beautiful and quiet terrace near the pet run would be a great place to sit and read or just relax. Some areas along the perimeter walkway with a great view over the water were just empty, no place to sit and relax. Our only disappointment was the distance to travel to find outside entertainment. Next time we will have to bring our boat. July 8, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by RiverR Great Stay Room was awesome. Setting is in a quiet relaxing place. July 6, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 great stay My family and had a blast staying in the Westin Hotel. More than I expected! July 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by bobrai A Resort worth returning to From check in to check out my stay was fabulous. The registration personnel (Ann Marie) greeted me and took care of my needs. The valets were very personable and served us well. The restaurant server was very friendly and attentive. I regret I forgot to bring platinum cards with me to give out for outstanding service June 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by gaines63 hotel staff was friendly They made us feel important. From the time we entered until we left. Loved the service at dinner. The view was great. June 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by joeski1973 Awesome, Awesome, Awesome Place is a 5 star. The rooms are great and the staff is even greater. I love this place and we will return in the future. June 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dennist Great hotel This hotel exceeded my expectations with the property and staff. All staff where very helpful. June 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by JMel Great hotel! My husband and I went there for a two day getaway and I cant wait to go back with the kids! My only issue is that they said they have three pools but we could only find one(and their map only list one). The pool is very small for such a big hotel. Overall a great place to stay! June 24, 2013


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It's day two of the Mackinac Policy Conference. Here's what's worth watching.
1. Free Press Editorial Page Editor Stephen Henderson will join Detroit News Editorial Page Editor Nolan Finley to moderate the Detroit Mayoral Debate Thursday evening from 5:30 p.m to 6:30 p.m. Confirmed participants include former Detroit Medical Center CEO Mike Duggan, Wayne County Sheriff Benny Napoleon, State Rep. Fred Durhal and former State Rep. Lisa Howze.
The debate comes the day after an exclusive Detroit Free Press-WXYZ (Channel 7) poll showed Napoleon with a slight lead over Duggan.
The debate will live stream on ABetterMichigan.com from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Thursday.
2. Michelle Rhee -- a lightening rod for both criticism and praise -- will talk about making quality education a priority.
Rhees group, StudentsFirst, claims more than two million grassroots members nationwide and describes itself as an empowering vehicle to amplify the voices of parents and other education stakeholders in education reform. But her group has also been harshly criticized for its intense focus on teachers, teacher unions and teacher performance assessment.
ABetterMichigan.com will live stream Rhees speech from 11 a.m. to noon.
3. How do we bring back manufacturing to the U.S.? It is what drives Michigan's economy, no matter how much the state attempts to diversify. But as manufacturing has fled the U.S., the economy has suffered.
At 2:30 p.m. a panel will take up the issue. Moderated by Mark Davidoff, Michigan managing partner of Deloitte LLP, the panel will include: Rush Group Founder and President Andra Rush, National Association of Manfacturers President and CEO Jay Timmons and Sturgis Molded Products CEO and President Mark Weishaar.
Watch live video of the panel on ABetterMichigan.com.
4. If you're on the island, don't miss a chance to sip a bourbon with Stephen Henderson of the Detroit Free Press and Nolan Finley of the Detroit News. At 7 p.m., they will host "On the Island, Off the Record Bourbon Night."
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It was nearly dark, for the full November twilight had fallen around Green Gables, and the only light in the kitchen came from the dancing red flames in the stove. Anne was curled up Turk-fashion on the hearthrug, gazing into that joyous glow where the sunshine of a hundred summers was being distilled from the maple cordwood.
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I'd be right where your kitty is! I love to sit by the warmth of a fire. BTW, I think we have the same kettle only mine's dark green.ReplyDelete
A big wave to you Nan! So nice to find your blog. And even better to see a photo like this reminding me of when you shared photos of your amazing kitchen and views! How are you my friend?ReplyDelete
Now that I am a grandmother, it seems that I am often late in replying to your most-appreciated comments. But I read them as soon as they come in, and I will write as soon as I can. Please do come back and check. I love these blogging conversations. A little addendum - I've just spent quite a long time catching up with dear notes you left me months ago!! I do hope you can get back to read them. And I'm trying to be much more prompt now!
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Fusion Centers: Big Brother's Infiltration Into Your Communities
In the midst of the never-ending NSA spying revelations, it is easy to lose track of all of the unconstitutional acts committed by the so-called intelligence community – and the ways that NSA spying, and mentality behind it, permeates law enforcement at all levels.
One troubling aspect recently revealed is the fact that the feds give warrantless, illegally-collected information to local law-enforcement agencies for their investigations. This is done through something called "Special Operations Division," and through Fusion Centers.
The Fusion Centers act as a conduit for Big Brother – they're a place to simply receive data collected, with or without a warrant, by federal agencies like the NSA. That information is passed on to local law enforcement and often used in day-to-day criminal investigations.
Fusion Centers were set-up under the Bush Administration to "help keep America safe" after 9/11. The Patriot Act removed barriers that prevented the feds from sharing intelligence information with local law enforcement. This was meant to facilitate communication between agencies so decisions could be made quickly in order to "prevent another terrorist attack." At least that's how it was sold. Unfortunately, this practice has been abused and focused on the whole American population – not just terror suspects.
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Push For Entrepreneurship, November 7th at Fairfield University's John Barrone Campus Center's Oak Room. Michael Carter is a long-time NFTE board member in the region, and this signature event that he created link the challenge between starting your own business and doing push-ups. Pushers will raise money for NFTE based on the number of push-ups completed. For more information, to participate, or attend, please follow this link: https://pushforentrepreneurship.com/


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Reviews - The Iron Duke3
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Desperate for renovation
Our room was normally used for stag party-goers, who would probably not mind the odd assortment of worn out, sad furniture, the one double socket and the non-working TV.
The curtain rail fell down and we were assured that happens all the time. The loo was much used and only round the corner, but the showers were up another flight of stairs. The window overlooked a vent so the room smelt of old cooking, and had lots of cigarette butts which had been thrown out so that previous guests could by-pass the non-smoking policy. The dining room had only one double socket in use, so guests had to choose between using the coffee maker, tea-urn or toaster. They also ran out of mugs on our last day, but this time we were giggling hysterically. We had to ask to have tea bags etc. after the first day as they were never replenished. There is no parking and if you want a hair dryer you have to ask to borrow the one behind the bar.
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good value for money
Very friendly and professional
Lovely place
Really lovely pub with such interesting history.
The owners and staff were really friendly and welcoming. The bed was comfortable to sleep in and okay for the money.
We'll definitely come back for a drink in the pub very soon!
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Good room and bargain price
The room was clean and well presented.
Good facilities and little noise disturbance from the pub below. A good room especially considering the price, good for somewhere to sleep. The hairdryer didn't work though which was a shame
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Dont believe the pictures this hotel is poor and very tired.
Rooms were in desperate need of upgrading, the whole place is a dump. Beer in the bar was undrinkable. Only thing that was ok was the bed was comfy and clean. Keep clear.
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Worst B & B I have ever stayed in!
The only good things were that the bed linen was clean and towels changed daily.
On arrival we were met with "because you booked through Laterooms you have to pay £3.99 each for breakfast". The door lock was hanging off the door so we had to push it against the door to lock it. The shower had mould on the seal between the wall and on the ceiling. The carpet was very dusty especially behind the door. The valances around the beds looked as though they had never been washed. The curtain was hanging of the track. The music in the bar was so loud that it drowned the TV and went on until gone 2 a.m. on a Sunday morning. The cable in the extension for the TV was coming out of the block. One of the bedside lamps hardly stretched to the socket so we had to move some furniture and found loads of dust and fluff underneath. There were no fire escape details in the room. The shared loo had holes in the walls where the door handles had hit the wall and the seat was loose. The door at the top of the stairs which was outside our room kept banging when other guests came through it. At £80 a night a complete rip off.
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The room looked nothing like the photos and the halls smelled like stale smoke.
A crack in the window was covered up with a plaster and paint was peeling off the walls. The shared toilet did not have a sink in and the toilet seat was not fitted properly. However, the beds were very clean and comfortable.
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Nice B&B, although the second 'B' is continental only.
Staff very friendly and helpful, room clean and tidy. Walls a bit thin and plumbing very noisy but adds character to the stay at least. Right off the seafront and few minutes walk from shopping areas and/or pier. Would stay again.
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Clean and quiet room for a cheap getaway
We had a large room with a beautiful fireplace and a very clean bathroom.
However the curtains were hanging off the rail and did not close properly and the leather sofa was very dusty. Under the bed could have been a bit cleaner. For what we paid, the room serviced our needs. Spotless bedding and a very comfy bed. There items for making coffee but sadly no tea bags for my morning cuppa. The room was overall clean and tidy it does really need updating. Staff were nice enough and helpful about finding a car park, as they do not provide permits.
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