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Russians Have Their Own Ideas of Democracy
The Kremlin's demand that the U.S. Agency for International Development cease its activities in Russia follows months of accusations by Vladimir Putin that recent anti-government protests in Russia are the result of meddling by the U.S. and other Western governments. However, many Russians may not be convinced that such meddling is a fact.
Russians Back Protests, Political Freedoms
A solid majority of Russians see attending protests as an opportunity to speak out about how the government is run, and more than half specifically approve of the mass demonstrations that followed the December 2011 parliamentary vote, which was marred by fraud allegations. Nonetheless, 72% of Russians voice a favorable opinion of Vladimir Putin.
Chapter 2. Reaction to Presidential Election, Protests
On balance, Vladimir Putin's first-round victory in the March 4th presidential vote appears to sit well with most Russians, with a majority saying they are satisfied with the results of the election. Views on the fairness of the election, however, are more mixed. Only a plurality believe the presidential election was "clean," while a substantial […]


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Wiesli, Peter; Krayenbühl, Pierre; Uthoff, Heiko; Seifert, Burkhardt; Schmid, C (2009). Omitting breakfast and lunch after injection of different long-acting insulin preparations at bedtime: a prospective study in patients with type 2 diabetes. Diabetologia, 52(9):1816-1819.
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AIMS/HYPOTHESIS: The aim of this prospective trial was to compare the effect of different long-acting insulin preparations injected at bedtime on glucose concentrations in patients with type 2 diabetes omitting breakfast and lunch the next day. METHODS: Twenty patients (ten women) with type 2 diabetes who were on an intensified insulin therapy participated. Mean (+/-SD) age was 63 +/- 10 years, diabetes duration 18 +/- 9 years, BMI 32.5 +/- 5 kg/m(2), and HbA(1c) 7.3 +/- 0.7%. Patients received neutral protamine Hagedorn (NPH) insulin, insulin detemir or insulin glargine for at least 2 months; doses were adjusted to achieve morning blood glucose levels of <7 mmol/l. At the end of the respective treatment period, the long-acting insulin was injected at bedtime (at 22:45 hours) as usual but patients refrained from breakfast and lunch the next day; glucose was measured by a continuous glucose monitoring system (CGMS). RESULTS : Comparable glucose target ranges were reached at midnight (5.8 to 6.1 mmol/l) and at 07:00 hours (6.7 to 6.9 mmol/l) with all three insulin preparations, using mean doses of 29 +/- 10 U (NPH insulin), 33 +/- 13 U (insulin detemir), and 32 +/- 12 U (insulin glargine). Glucose levels between midnight and 07:00 hours were not significantly different for the three insulin preparations. Symptomatic hypoglycaemia did not occur from 08:00 to 16:00 hours; glucose concentrations during this time were slightly lower with NPH insulin than with insulin detemir (p = 0.012) and insulin glargine (p = 0.049). CONCLUSIONS/INTERPRETATION: Following bedtime injection of NPH insulin or of the analogues insulin detemir or insulin glargine, fasting glucose <7 mmol/l was achieved in the morning, without subsequent hypoglycaemia when participants continued to fast during the day.
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ALISTER - by DanLuVisiArtWatch
©2008-2016 DanLuVisiArt
Character for L.M.S.
My graphic novel coming out 2010
My graphic novel coming out 2010
Bioshock (key chain toy gunmurai sword) ,Little Big World (key chain toy short gun sword),Transformers (belt)
well played.
well played.
Nearly choked on a grape when I saw the little Big Daddy.
i fave this just for the big daddy
Is that. IS THAT A FUCKING SNIPER SWORD OR SOMETHING?
Mind if I take the idea for the Bioshock keychain and make a 3D model from the idea?
Alister is my name. But I'm certainly not that cool.
DAT BAPE LOGO!!!! took me a long time to notice it
Lol epic, Lil Planet key chain is a nice touch. I like that weapons hoister too.
The sniper like weapon that he's holding is nice too. Love the mag'
The sniper like weapon that he's holding is nice too. Love the mag'
is like zoro ... scary and cool xD
Big Daddy, Sackboy, Transformers, Awesomeness....
My friend told me while we were looking through Killbook that Alister had a Big Daddy keychain and I didn't believe him because that would create an unstable badass-vortex. I was wrong
I just love this. The illustration itself is beyond awesome, just love how the smoke on the cig is sort of from an simplified anime or oriental style of drawing. The amount of detail, personality and thought in a stylish sense that has gone to creating this character is mindboggling. Oh man I wish had that jacket
common what about the transformers belt bad ass.
hhaha sweet! i love the detail with he has a a iphone in his belt - and its not broken(!) can you imagen how pissed he would be when he went to battle and someone broke his iphone,,, "oh heeeeeell no!" xD
So many videogame references xD
flat cigarettes? awesome!
this dude is my favorite out of these guys.
this dude is my favorite out of these guys.
You see, it's for reason like THIS image that I'm so anxious for my copies of LMS to finally arrive! I've been holding off on browsing this gallery too much specifically in anticipation for the book. Any day now (I hope).
soon, bro! Hope you dig it when you get it!
I got my books This morning! Two for me, one for my best friend for Christmas. I've only got to page 76 so far and absolutely LOVE the shit out of it! I REALLY like the writing style you used. It feels very personal, more like reading a letter than reading a graphic novel/comic book. The universe you set up impresses me most. I'm really big into creating a universes for my stories as well, so this speaks my language. You had me as a fan from the get-go so Congratulations on the book, and THANK YOU for creating this, Dan. Now I'm off to go finish reading this thing!
oh my god just noticed the sackbot hanging from his gun "SICK"
i think allister is one of the best characters
Yo hes FReeeeeeesh!
the one-armed gunswordsman...wait a minute..what the? wtf is on that barrel it's too small I can't make it out! It's kinda creepy...
I'm just kidding.
I'm just kidding.
i have a question, do you have to like pay the companies for adding their logos and stuff cause i'm wondering if i can do that in my comic book
Holy crap dude! That is awesome, and I just noticed the sackboy keychain. Nice!
is that...
is that huxley monkey logo?
is that...
is that huxley monkey logo?
So cool. Great artwork.
AMAZING! wonderful character, I believe I'll get into this comic just cuz of him!
That hand gun would be difficult to unsheath with his right arm.... lol
Love this character Dan
Love this character Dan
wait does he have a Louis Vuitton belt?
I love all the details in your pictures *____*
the big daddy is so sweet : ) <3
the big daddy is so sweet : ) <3
what does it say in japanese in the back?
yeaaah transformers and bioshock ! xD
intresting weapons
intresting weapons
love it =] the autobot symbol is a nice touch too
my favorite in lms by far.
So cool, great work.
How does the copyright thing work, though, when releasing this?
How does the copyright thing work, though, when releasing this?
Gun..sword? I don't understand it, but to hell with practicality! When you have tons of geek-worthy items pinned and hanging from ya, who cares?
My fave character in L.M.S. already. I love that Kid Robot, Big Daddy, LV belt and BAPE jacket.
haha autobots nice
The gun/sword is interesting... it'd be nice to see a pic of him using it... that'd be sweet!
Mad skills dude... love your work. The detail is the SHEIST!
ah sweet hes got a big daddy plushy on his gun-staff-thing!
my eyes went straight to the bape logo...lol that's an awesome piece you have there man! i wish I could draw and edit this well....sigh.....(picture envy)
iPhone FTW!
Besides this being a really cool picture I'm most fascinated by the fact that he looks like a mash-up of three of my buddies characters.
The missing arm, the gunblades, the overall look and attitude. Interesting coincidence.
The missing arm, the gunblades, the overall look and attitude. Interesting coincidence.


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Mending Wall
by Robert Frost
Nature and Tradition
Symbol Analysis
Nature seems to act as the third wheel in this poem – the silent character swirling around the speaker and his neighbor. Although he doesn't explicitly describe the landscape, we see it very clearly, and we seem to know what the seasons are like in this part of the world. Similarly, tradition seems to be the silent subject over which the speaker and his neighbor wrestle. The neighbor upholds his ancestors' way of life, while our speaker questions this philosophy.
- Line 5: "Hunters" are a metaphor both for the speaker and for us (the readers), all of whom try to get at something (even if we don't know exactly what that something is).
- Line 25: The apple trees are momentarily personified, as the speaker claims that they will never wander across and eat the pine cones on his neighbor's property.
- Line 51: The speaker uses a simile and likens his neighbor to "an old-stone savage armed," or a caveman ready for battle.


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March 6, 2014 · Posted in: Access to Information, Civil Society, Congress Watch, Free Expression - Asia, Freedom of Information, General, Governance, Human Rights, Media
Senators favor decriminalized libel
but Pimentel wants Right of Reply
THE PHILIPPINE SENATE is likely to pass a measure that would decriminalize libel, or at least significantly reduce the penalties for the offense by removing the jail term.
This view was raised by Senator Aquilino Pimentel III after Thursday's hearing of the Senate commitee on justice and human rights, which he heads. The committee called the hearing to deliberate on at least 11 bills in the Senate decriminalizing libel, or substantially reducing the penalty for the offense.
There may be a catch, though. Pimentel also says he favors a Right of Reply measure that would give persons who feel aggrieved the guarantee of free and equal broadcast time or print space in the same media where they had been criticized or slighted.
Pimentel said that while he is convinced of the need to decriminalize libel, there is a need to address the concerns of those who feel that they are being defamed. As such, Pimentel said he is still in favor of a Right of Reply measure similar to those previously filed with the House of Representatives, which guarantees those who feel aggrieved by media the right to demand equal airtime or print space to give their reply.
These measures have been opposed by media groups as a violation of press freedom and an intrusion into editorial decisions made by newsrooms.
"I want to propose a right of reply as a remedy or an option," Pimentel said. "When you are attacked in a two-by-six inch article in a newspaper, you should have the right to reply and be given the same area in the newspaper."
When media organizations present in the hearing raised objections to the right of reply proposal, Pimentel said he may consider one proposal for an "opportunity to respond" measure, which may not be as harsh. "We will study it," Pimentel said. "That is a midpoint, a possible compromise."
Pimentel said he is confident that the chamber will fashion a bill that would decriminalize libel, or at least remove the prison term. Pimentel pointed out that there are at least 11 pending bills to this effect before his committee, or almost half of the number of senators in the chamber.
"That number shows you the number of senators interested in the decriminalization of libel, or the weakening of penalties for libel," Pimentel said. He said his committee will probably call one last hearing on these bills before drafting a committee report to present to the plenary. Pimentel is confident that a consolidated bill would be thrown to the Senate floor for deliberations by June this year.
Pimentel added that such a move would benefit, not just journalists, but anyone who wants to express himself. "In the modern day, we are all journalists when we post opinions on the internet. We will all benefit when we relax the rules on libel."
However, Pimentel stressed the need to give those who feel aggrieved "an effective remedy" to prevent them from taking the law into their own hands."
"Tignan natin if the Philippine justice system is ready for the decriminalization of libel, because people defamed feel that they also have other remedies under the law," he said. "Meron pa rin dapat effective remedy sa nasasaktan, kung may remedy, people will not take the law into their own hands."
(Let us see if the Philippine justice system is ready for the decriminalization of libel. There has to be an effective remedy for those aggrieved; if there is a remedy, people will not take the law into their own hands.)
Different media organizations made a concerted push for the decriminalization of libel during Thursday's hearing. Malou Mangahas, executive director of the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism, showed the committee how the current libel laws have been used throughout history to suppress criticism and dissent.
Mangahas referred to the case of the newspaper El Renacimiento, which was hit with the first libel suit in Philippine history during the American colonial period. The newspaper carried an editorial attacking unnamed colonial American officials of benefiting from the exploitation of the country's natural resources.
Then Secretary of the Interior Dean Conant Worcester felt alluded to, filed a libel suit, and won. The paper's editor and owner were sent to jail, and the paper was forced to fold up.
The country's libel laws are contained in Article 353 to 362 of the Revised Penal Code, enacted during the American period in 1930.
"If you decriminalize now, you are correcting an 84-year old law," Mangahas told the committee. Mangahas said the country's libel laws are outdated because they were crafted during a time when the country's colonial masters thought that "Filipinos are not ready for democracy and not good enough for a free press."
Mangahas said the news organizations generally agreed with most of the contents of the 11 bills decriminalizing libel or removing the prison term. However, she expressed concern over provisions in the bill of Senator Gregorio Honasan that serve to regulate membership in the fourth estate.
In particular, Mangahas said Honasan's bill requires professional news organizations to register with the Securities and Exchange Commission, prescribes ethical standards rules and regulations, including penalties, and requires mass media members to be members of these professional news organizations.
"So no journalist or netizen may practice unless he is a member of a registered professional organization?" Mangahas asked of Honasan's bill.
Mangahas also told the committee that self regulation of the media is still the best option, as a democracy mandates a press that is open and unfettered. "A free press can be good or bad, but without freedom, it can never be anything," she said. "Self-regulation works for the most part, and it is best to leave to the journalists the improvement in ethical standards and compliance."
Officials from the National Union of Journalists of the Philippines and the Philippine Press Institute also pointed out that libel laws are being used to give a "chilling effect" to many journalists in the countryside. NUJP vice chairman Alwyn Alburo and PPI director Ariel Sebellino pointed out that unlike their colleagues in large national news organizations, community journalists often do not have resources with which to secure legal protection from libel suits.
Not everyone in the committee hearing supported the idea of decriminalizing libel, though. Police Senior Superintendent Carlos de Sagun, chief of the public information division of the Philippine National Police, said decriminalizing libel would have a "humiliating effect" on policemen.
De Sagun said this was his own personal opinion, as the PNP has not yet drafted an official position on the issue.
De Sagun said if libel is decriminalized, then police officials would no longer have any defense over what he calls reckless attacks by some in the media.
"Ang mga radio programs, ang daming umaatake sa pulis," de Sagun told the committee. "Rinig po ng buong pamilya, mumurahin ka sa broadcast sa radyo. Wala na kaming ano para madepensa ang aming mga sarili."
(There are radio programs that keep attacking the police. These are heard by the whole family. They curse us during their broadcasts. We would no longer be able to defend ourselves.)


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Other than the obvious reason that it is easier to remember than SSMW.com, we wanted to emphasize the long term nature of our practice. The origins of the Firm can be traced back to 1855. In 1922, George V. Strong (1893-1964) joined the firm of Lewis Lawrence Smith which had been in existence since 1855, and the name of the Firm was changed to Smith & Strong. Mr. Strong's son George V. Strong, Jr. (1925-2002) joined the Firm in 1952 and continued as a senior partner in the Firm until his retirement in 1998. Over the decades, the Strongs (and the many other attorneys who were partners, members and associates of the Firm) wrote hundreds of wills and trusts and represented thousands of clients. Over the generations, the Firm has administered estates, guided trustees, worked out disputes over real estate and inheritances, and assisted each succeeding generation with its planning needs. We hope to serve our client base for generations to come. As a final and important point, we do not have a threshold; we work with plenty of clients with minimal assets, as well as those with more substantial holdings. We hope this encourages you to consider speaking with us to update your plans as family milestones and business situations come across your horizon. –Emory, Jim, Debbie & Tom
The topic heading, "Family Law and Estates" is meant to reflect the importance of considering both of these areas of law together. We have experience in Divorce, Support and Custody, as well as Estates and Trusts. You can see the overlap of these legal issues in divorce cases: what happens if someone inherits money and then files for a divorce? You can see the overlap in spousal and child support cases: can you use a trust to protect assets from being considered available for child support? You can see the overlap in estate planning: what if you want to leave money to your adult child but do not trust her Husband and suspect they may divorce soon?
If you are interested in these types of issues, you may want to read on to get a sense of the how they play out in the limited context of a prenuptial agreement.
Protecting Your Assets From Your Spouse
From a personal perspective, prenuptial agreements are not very appealing, but from a common sense and legal point of view, they can be essential. Getting married is the biggest financial decision in most people's lives, but many do not consider the financial entanglements that marriage creates. Just ask anyone who has lost a house or retirement plan in a divorce.
Despite reading articles about the importance of using a prenuptial agreement as a tool for planning, plenty of people feel uncomfortable with prenuptial agreements. Luckily, there are secondary measures, not all as good as a prenuptial agreement, but perhaps more in line with your personal views and the realities of your relationship. For example, there are ways to structure corporate documents to insulate your business from divorce proceedings, whether your own divorce or that of a business partner. Buy-sell agreements among shareholders and corporate insurance policies in the event of a forced buyout can be effective tools to protect the business. Likewise, postnuptial agreements are an option, even if the prenuptial agreement seemed awkward at the time of marriage. A postnuptial agreement can be all encompassing, or it can be limited to a spouse relinquishing claims on an interest in a business, a retirement account, or the increase in value on an inheritance.
Awkward: Asking For a Prenuptial Agreement
How to avoid awkwardness in asking your loved one for a prenuptial agreement? Blame it on someone else.
Blame your Mom. Maybe Mom's will is written such that it requires you to provide her Executor with a valid and in-force pre/post nuptial agreement in order to inherit money from her outright, otherwise, it is left in a trust to be controlled by a trustee.
Blame your business partners. A prenuptial agreement can be a mandatory prerequisite for ownership in a business, essentially forcing all owners to enter either prenuptial or postnuptial agreements to protect the business from divorce. This can be effective, as the pressure to enter such an agreement is external, and the blame for needing a postnuptial agreement can be shifted to the attorney for the business.
Second Marriages, Blended Families – What Can A Prenuptial Agreement Do for Me?
Everyone (whether married or not) should make sure their estate plans are up to date and there are a variety of situations in which prenuptial agreements should part of those estate plans. The most important of these situations is in a second marriage, or in a blended family where at least one spouse has children before the marriage.
Let's start with what happens in a second marriage from a social perspective. Some statistics tell us that 2 out of 3 second marriages fail. Yet hope springs eternal, as does love, and plenty of divorced folks will remarry. Those who remarry are more experienced than the first time around, having learned either personally or through a friend the expense and stress associated with a difficult divorce. Most people have heard about prenuptial agreements, but may not understand how a prenuptial agreement can help them avoid a long and costly divorce, while also protecting their Estate for their children. Essentially, a prenuptial agreement should streamline a divorce in the event the marriage does not work out, having resolved the marital financial issues before the marriage. The prenuptial agreement, however, will not address the issues as to any children of the marriage, such as child support and custody. With that exception, what it can do for you is to protect your business, your salary, your pension and your retirement account from claims related to a divorce. It can state how the marital home is to be handled and what property is separate property. The significance of protecting your business from equitable distribution during a divorce, and your salary from years of alimony cannot be understated.
A prenuptial agreement can also set forth the financial parameters of the marriage from the day of the wedding up through and including how your Estate is handled after you die. It can state whether your spouse has a right to an interest in your retirement benefits and your business. It can state whether or not your spouse waives the right to claim spousal support or alimony. Some couples do not agree on a straightforward waiver of rights, but instead agree on a sliding scale—the longer the marriage lasts, the greater a dependent spouse's entitlement to a portion of specified marital property. Other couples agree to limit the scope of their prenuptial agreement to certain assets or rights.
Make Them Match Up – Your Prenuptial Agreement and Your Estate Plan
Once you finalize and sign your prenuptial agreement, you must effectuate it by ensuring that your estate planning matches up with what your prenuptial agreement says. This means, check your Will/Trust, update it if necessary. Check that your beneficiary designations, deeds and the titling of bank/investments accounts reflect the terms and intentions of the prenuptial agreement and your estate planning. You will have a serious clash if your prenuptial agreement says plaid, your Will say stripes, and your beneficiary designations say polka-dotted.
Yes, this seems like a lot of work. But without it, your assets could be left to someone who, not so long ago made you smile while holding hands at a movie, but today kills your appetite when he slurps milk out of his cereal bowl.
For Piecemeal Planners –What's Your Main Concern – Divorce or Death?
Best practices tell us that clients should execute a seamless and complete personal plan including all recommended agreements and documents and review their plan regularly and in the event of major life events and changes in the law. But, reality sometimes comes into play, even in the practice of law. Some clients do not have the funds, the legal freedom (perhaps due to an ongoing divorce), or the time to ensure a robust, complete and up-to-date personal plan. Thus, a client may pick and choose among which planning aspects he will accomplish this year. So which to pick?
From the perspective of protecting personal assets from a spouse, if you do not wish to or cannot take care of all angles of attack (i.e., (1) will/trust, (2) beneficiary designations and asset titling, (3) pre/postnuptial agreement), consider what you can accomplish with your existing time, budget and emotional constraints.
The order of importance for critical planning tools in marital and estate planning depends on whether your concerns are more focused on death or divorce. Young folks without children may be more likely focused on how to deal with assets that will accumulate during a marriage, just in case they later divorce. So their most important concern might be a prenuptial agreement. Older clients may be more interested in updating or preparing a Will/Trust and double checking their beneficiary designations and how assets are titled.
Second Marriage Finances – Most of Your Money Is For Your Children
A prenuptial agreement is the best tool to prevent your Estate from ending up in the hands of someone else's children, while also setting the financial parameters of your marital relationship.
Let's consider Mom, who at 65 looks great. Last year, she married Bob. Mom has a son and a daughter, but Mom did not get around to having a pre-nuptial agreement…so what happens when Mom dies before Bob and she does not have a will? If Mom is a resident of Pennsylvania, we need to consider Bob's statutory right of Election. This law allows, but does not require, Bob to "Elect" to take 1/3 of Mom's Estate. The right of election exists whether or not Mom has a Will, and regardless of what Mom leaves Bob in her Will. The only way to cancel this right is by agreement between Mom and Bob, such as a pre/post-nuptial agreement.
If Bob Elects against Mom's will, he gets 1/3 of Mom's assets that pass through her Will. Let's say Mom's Estate assets are a $200,000 investment account, and her house worth $400,000—a total of $600,000—essentially the money Dad made through hard work and careful saving. This means that Bob gets $200,000, Mom's son inherits $200,000, and Mom's daughter inherits $200,000. Did Mom want Bob to get $200,000 from her Estate? Didn't Mom always say she would leave everything to her children 50/50?
A simple solution would have been a prenuptial agreement stating that Mom and Bob mutually waive their rights to each other's Estates, including a waiver of their statutory right to claim an Elective Share. Or, if there was no prenuptial agreement, a post-nuptial agreement is another option. The agreement to waive the elective share need not occur before the marriage.
In the event Mom does not want to leave Bob without anything, Mom and Bob can explore options that express loyalty and respect for her late husband and their children, as well as for Bob's well-being after she dies. For example, Mom may wish to grant Bob a life estate in her home, so long as he pays upkeep and taxes. Or, she may want to fund a testamentary trust from which Bob can obtain income and support after her death. Depending on Mom's wishes and the situation, this can be accomplished in a prenuptial agreement, a Will or by Deed.
Second Marriage – Mom's Remains:
Who Decides Burial/Cremation, New Husband or Children?
After Dad died, Mom married Bob. Mom's children know that Mom and Dad want to be buried in the family plot in Pennsylvania. However, if Mom does not make her intentions as to her remains firmly known, then Pennsylvania law allows Bob as the surviving spouse the unfettered right to decide where she will be buried. Bob might want her to be buried in Florida near his winter condo. To resolve this issue, Mom can state her intentions as to her remains in her Will.
Marriage: Dealing with Creditors and Bills
Can you avoid your spouse's Debt, and, if yes, how?
A prenuptial agreement won't be of much help here. For example, a prenuptial agreement cannot protect Mom's Estate (after she dies) from bills owed to third parties who provided Mom with "necessaries" such as a hospital care. Nor can a prenuptial agreement protect Mom's Estate from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania seeking reimbursement for Medicaid benefits provided to her late Husband.
Something as simple as how the Deed to your home is titled could be important in dealing with creditors. Let's say, for example, your new Husband is not financially responsible. In that case, maybe his name should not be on the Deed to the marital home. First, you will not likely qualify for the lowest interest rates on a mortgage if his credit score is part of the mortgage application. Second, if you and your new Husband's name are on the Deed as husband and wife by the entireties, and you die before him, the home you paid for out of your earnings and assets may be taken by his creditors. Sometimes, however, having the Deed titled in your name alone may not protect you entirely–in Pennsylvania, spouses can be held responsible for each other's basic support.
In additional to being careful about how you title your assets, depending on your circumstances, there are estate planning tools that can be used to address various concerns about protection from his creditors, including gifting or placing monies in an irrevocable inter vivos trust.
Second Marriage With Young Children
Second marriages involving younger couples are fraught with their own types of financial concerns that benefit from a prenuptial agreement. In the case of younger couples who remarry with children from a prior marriage, the prenuptial agreement might consider addressing the thorny issues of how income and assets will be allocated to children and step-children for things ranging from medical expenses, to college tuition, to legal fees for custody and child support proceedings.
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The San Jose Sharks begin their quest for the 2014 Stanley Cup starting with a street rally Thursday afternoon April 17 at 5:00 p.m. at the SAP Center in San Jose just 2½ hours before they take the ice against the Los Angeles Kings.
Sharks will open the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs facing the L.A. Kings looking to avenge a semi-finals loss (4-3) to the Kings in last year's run for the Stanley Cup.
The rally, sponsored by El Camino Hospital, will take place on Autumn Street between Santa Clara and St. John Streets is open to the public.
Aaron Colton, a Red Bull-sponsored freestyle street rider, will perform stunts as part of the special entertainment.
Comcast SportsNet will broadcast the pre-game event with additional entertainment, DJ Music, merchandise and give-a-ways available to those who are in attendance.
The Sharks have been in the Western Conference Finals twice in the last four years but lost to Vancouver in 2011 and the Black Hawks in 2010.
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|Independence Day Celebration Returns
With great anticipation, Montville Township's Vincent Maffucci, the newly appointed President of the Montville Township Independence Day Celebration Committee, a group of township residents, business owners and leaders, announced the return of the Montville Township Independence Day three-day Celebration, which will include great food, entertainment, rides and our renowned fireworks display.
Victor Canning, Montville Township's Administrator, upon hearing the good news, stated, on behalf of the Township Committee, that he would like to thank all the volunteers for their efforts and hard work to make this annual tradition possible once again. Mr. Canning and Mr. Maffucci both thanked Lakeland Bank, which once again has committed to be a major sponsor of this year's Independence Day three-day Celebration.
The new Montville Township Independence Day Celebration Committee, Inc., is a not-for-profit volunteer organization that has been working very hard to bring back a Montville Tradition, where everyone from the very young to old enjoy three fun filled days, with their family, friends and neighbors enjoying our great nation's birthday. Anyone interested in volunteering and/or donating to this great event or for daily updates is welcome to visit the website: www.montville4th.com.
This year's 2014 Independence Day Celebration will take place from Thursday, June 26 through Saturday, June 28, with a rain date for the fireworks on Sunday, June 29.
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My 16-year-old son has a hard painless lump about an inch above his left knee and slightly towards the interior. The skin above it looks fine. The lump is large. He has had it every since he can remember but never told anyone.
When he first told me I searched and searched to try and figure out what it was while waiting to get into see a doctor. I am posting this because I know what it is now, but I never came across the answer when I was searching and I want to help out others who may also be searching for hard painless lump on leg.
His bump was diagnosed as osteochondroma which is a benign condition. The lump is hard because it's bone - not a mass, not a lipoma. It was diagnosed with an x-ray. More males get it than females and it's usually dx between ages 10-20. It's just excess bone growing in the wrong direction and can happen in other areas too with other bones. The femur is the most popular.
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Breaking news for movie and science fiction fans in Fresno and all over the world today as Lucasfilm has finally announced the cast of the upcoming Star Wars: Episode VII.
As reported by such sources as SuperHeroHype.Com, actors John Boyega, Daisy Ridley, Adam Driver, Oscar Isaac, Andy Serkis, Domhnall Gleeson, and Max von Sydow will join the stars of the original trilogy Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Mark Hamill, Anthony Daniels, Peter Mayhew, and Kenny Baker in the new film.
According to director J.J. Abrams, "We are so excited to finally share the cast of Star Wars: Episode VII. It is both thrilling and surreal to watch the beloved original cast and these brilliant new performers come together to bring this world to life, once again. We start shooting in a couple of weeks, and everyone is doing their best to make the fans proud."
For those of you who may not know some of the new additions to the cast, SuperHeroHype.Com offer a breakdown over the actors who are about to become household names very quickly:
John Boyega is a relative newcomer to Hollywood, most well known for the 2011 Joe Cornish film Attack the Block, as well as last year's Half of a Yellow Sun. He's also slated to appear in the upcoming 24 revival, 24: Live Another Day.
Daisy Ridley is another newcomer, having appeared in such TV series as Mr. Selfridge and Silent Witness and stars in the upcoming horror film, Scrawl.
Seen most recently in the HBO hit series Girls, Adam Driver has also appeared in a number of films ranging from large Hollywood pictures such as Lincoln and J. Edgar to smaller movies like Inside Llewyn Davis and Frances Ha.
Oscar Isaac was recently nominated for a Golden Globe for his portrayal of the title character in the Coen Brothers' Inside Llewyn Davis, but his credits also include Won't Back Down, Sucker Punch and The Bourne Legacy.
Andy Serkis is most well known for his providing the voice and motion capture for Gollum in The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit films, but he has also appeared in Rise of the Planet of the Apes and The Adventures of Tintin, as well as the title ape in Peter Jackson's King Kong.
Domhnall Gleeson has appeared in some fan-favorite films including the final entries in the Harry Potter series along with 2012's Dredd and the 2010 remake of True Grit. Last year, he starred in About Time and can be seen coming up in Frank, Calvary, Unbroken and Ex Machina.
Finally, Max von Sydow is a two-time academy Award nominee who has appeared in over a hundred feature films including The Exorcist, Conan the Barbarian, Flash Gordon, Never Say Never Again, Dune, and Minority Report.
The remainder of the cast need no introduction to Star Wars fans. Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Mark Hamill, Anthony Daniels, Peter Mayhew, and Kenny Baker will all be reprising their iconic roles as Han Solo, Princess Leia, Luke Skywalker, C-3P0, Chewbacca, and R2-D2, respectively, from the original Star Wars trilogy.
This is exciting news for fans, the most exciting since the projects was first announced in October 2012 along with the Disney buy out of Lucasfilm, and the announcement of J.J. Abrams getting the directing job in January 2013.
Big news and exciting times lie ahead for all of us fellow Star Wars fans; may the Force be with us!


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Ribber Intensive – Thursday April 25th & Friday April 26th.
Garment Intensive – Saturday April 27th – Monday April 29th
Cost of all four classes together $1400.
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I have been working on some patterns for machine knit garments which I hope to publish later in the year. Last week I scored on some vintage machine knit pattern books on ebay. They are from the early 1930′s. The illustrations and photos are adorable. There are a couple of problems however – they are for Dubied machines and the patterns are written in French. But wait – I have a Dubied machine, two in fact, and I kinda sorta know french. I impressed myself by how much of the instructions I could understand. The instructions seem a bit scanty – were people just smarter back then? Stay tuned for more…]]>
I can get lost in cabling – the more complicated, the better as far as I am concerned. Bring it on!
I am offering two cable workshops in September and October. If you want to expand your cabling skills give me a call.
We will start off simple and get as complex as you like. You control the speed you want to learn at and I will be there to give you tips and instructions and generally to cheer you on. Maybe you can even design your own cables.
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I have spent the last hour hanging out at the ITunes store and have come up with some new tunes.
I am calling the collection "Where's the Effing Sun" because, well, that is what I have been wondering a lot of the time.
Bon Iver – holocene
Cass McCombs – county line
Destroyer – chinatown
Great Lake Swimmers – everything is moving so fast
Merz – moi et mon camion
Great Lake Swimmers – palmistry
Andrew Bird – oh no
Sean Hayes – calling all cars
JayMay – sea green see blue
Brett Dennen – ain't no reason
Brandi Carlile – turpentine
Brett Dennen – she's mine
Clem Snide – our time will come
A A Bondy – mightiest of guns
Zee Avi – monte
Vanessa Carlton – paradise
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Indonesian investments and international treaty law
Authors: Simon Butt, Luke Nottage and Brett Williams, University of Sydney
Indonesia's new mining regulation requiring divestment of majority foreign investments is unlikely to generate many formal investor-state arbitration (ISA) claims against Indonesia, based on existing bilateral or regional FTAs, or investment treaties.
Avoidance of arbitration is primarily motivated by immediate pragmatic considerations. But considerable scope remains to use the international investment law framework further down the track and this may lead to complex adverse effects on cross-border investment, particularly in the rapidly evolving Asia Pacific region.
A conciliatory attitude toward the new regulation is still likely where the investor's home state desperately lacks natural resources, such as Japan. This is one explanation for the lack of (direct) ISA claims by Japanese investors, despite Japan's growing number of investment treaties around the world. These include the investment chapter contained within the 2006 Japan–Indonesia Economic Partnership Agreement, with its heavy focus on enhancing Japan's energy security.
But Indonesia's new regulation could still lead to formal ISA claims, or — more likely — it could frame renegotiations with foreign investors and possibly their home states, which may well be covered by investment treaty protections. Indonesia has reportedly only been subject to three ISA proceedings under the 1965 International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) Convention, to which Australia, Japan and the UK are also party. But a British mining company (Churchill) has recently announced it intends to bring ICSID proceedings against Indonesia for an earlier incident involving one of the world's largest potential coal coking reserves.
Indonesia is also taking very seriously a highly politicised claim filed last year by a large UK-based investor in the financially troubled Bank Century. Rafat Ali Rizvi is alleging unfair treatment by the Indonesia authorities, including the judicial system, and expropriation after the Deposit Insurance Agency forced the bank into administration in 2008. On 4 April 2012 the tribunal (chaired by a former Solicitor-General of Australia) reportedly rejected Indonesia's application, under ICSID Rule 41(5), for the claim to be dismissed on an expedited basis as manifestly without legal merit. A key issue — whether the claimant's investment was properly 'granted admission' under the Indonesia–UK bilateral investment agreement — was found to be too complex to resolve under this preliminary procedure. Nonetheless, the arbitrators are likely to re-examine this jurisdictional objection at a later stage of proceedings.
Many investment treaties concluded by Indonesia, as well as several other ASEAN states, contain provisions requiring investments to have been 'admitted' in specified ways. For Australian investors potentially affected by mining investment divestment regulations and considering investment treaties with Indonesia, for example, the 1993 treaty between the two countries defines an 'investment' to be one 'admitted by [Indonesia] in its territory in conformity with the laws, regulations and investment policies of [Indonesia] applicable from time to time'. It applies to investments 'granted admission in accordance with the Law No. 1 of 1967 concerning Foreign Investment or with any law amending or replacing it'. (Indonesia's current Foreign Investment Law is Law 25 of 2007.) The 2010 ASEAN–Australia–New Zealand Free Trade Area agreement (AANZFTA) defines a 'covered investment' somewhat differently: one 'admitted by the host party, subject to its relevant laws, regulations and policies'.
Such provisions may create difficulties for foreign investors considering treaty claims against Indonesia. Post-Soeharto democratisation and decentralisation have generated an extraordinarily complex set of laws and policies affecting the admission and operation of foreign investments. But if such preliminary hurdles can be overcome, Australian investors seeking compensation or a better negotiating position might argue that the new Indonesian regulations breach the following substantive protections under international treaty law.
First, one avenue may be through AANZFTA, which, for covered investments, provides 'national treatment', namely 'treatment no less favourable than that [which the host state] accords, in like circumstances, to its own investors and their investments'. But footnote 33 makes this commitment subject to a Work Program, with national treatment obligations only coming into effect along with schedules of reservations permitted under Article 12 of the agreement. Australia's 1993 investment treaty with Indonesia does not provide for national treatment, but it does include 'most favoured nation' provisions, allowing Australian investors to claim the benefit of protections extended by Indonesia to third countries.
Second, foreign investors might claim compensation for 'expropriation' or its equivalent arising from the host state's measures. This option is provided in both the 1993 investment treaty and AANZFTA.
Third, the host state commits to extending 'fair and equitable treatment' to Australian investors under both the 1993 treaty and AANZFTA. Both treaties also extend other protections, which Indonesia's new regulations may well violate, such as a requirement for the 'transparency of laws'. Some provisions may impact on future measures as well, such as proposed restrictions on foreigners holding key management positions in human resources departments.
Lastly, while the 1993 treaty only allows Australian investors to commence ICSID arbitration, AANZFTA adds several options designed for ad hoc proceedings. The former usually provides for greater transparency in proceedings, but AANZFTA allows the host state, for example, to make public all awards and decisions rendered by a tribunal. This is important for host states, given the greater public interests involved in ISA compared to inter-firm commercial arbitration.
The international law regime does not and cannot solve all disputes, even with the increasingly sophisticated drafting of investment treaties. Widely accepted legal interpretations are still evolving and ISA disputes tend to become quite fact-intensive, generating costs and delays. But international law provides additional mutually agreed understandings aimed at balancing a host state's interest in maintaining appropriate regulatory discretion while attracting foreign investment, with the reasonable predictability foreign investors expect — particularly in the resources sector. The ISA mechanism is important in giving traction to substantive rights. Recent developments in Indonesia therefore provide another reason to reconsider the eschewal of ISA in all of Australia's future treaties, a change in direction announced by the Gillard Government's Trade Policy Statement in April 2011.
Simon Butt is Senior Lecturer at the Sydney Law School and acting Director of the Centre for Asian and Pacific Law at the University of Sydney (CAPLUS).
Luke Nottage is a Professor and Associate Dean at the Sydney Law School, University of Sydney, and founding co-director of the Australian Network for Japanese Law (ANJeL).
Brett Williams is Senior Lecturer at the Sydney Law School, and Public International Economic Law Program coordinator at the Sydney Centre for International Law.
A longer version of this article, including hyperlinks to further sources, is available here on the Japanese Law and the Asia-Pacific blog. The article draws on research for Luke Nottage's project with Micah Burch and Brett Williams, 'Fostering a Common Culture in Cross-Border Dispute Resolution: Australia, Japan and the Asia-Pacific', supported by the Commonwealth through the Australia-Japan Foundation, which is part of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
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Season 3 of "Nashville" is in production and the premiere episode will have a big surprise for viewers – live musical performances! According to Christian Today on July 15, show creator Callie Khouri has created a premiere episode that will feature live performances from Connie Britton and Hayden Panettiere interspersed with the usual prerecorded scenes. The live scenes will be broadcast from the show's set and the prerecorded scenes for the premiere will begin filming July 17.
Last year, the show did a two-episode special that gave the show's artists a place and means to showcase their musical talents. It included performances by the stars and the show's songwriters. Khouri credits the success of the series with giving her the courage to tackle live performances in the show.
Though the show has a growing number of fans, there are still many people who don't believe the stars they see on "Nashville" are really the ones doing the singing. Khouri thinks the live performances will put the naysayers to rest once and for all. "We want people to know what it's really like," she says. "The live music here is such a huge presence in our show that we thought maybe we could find a way to share with the world what that feels like for real."
Many of the cast have performed in a variety of venues and done "Nashville" concerts. For those who haven't had the opportunity to hear them perform live, this will be their chance. Khouri is eager to show off just how good her cast really is.
Is Khouri afraid of taking on the logistics of a live performance? "It's a huge thing to take on but I think we're up to it," she said. "Barring some technical, possibly weather-related problem, I think it's a fun thing to try and do. We're always looking for new ways to challenge ourselves and just thought this would be really great," she said.
ABC announced the premiere date for the big show. "Nashville" season 3 will return to ABC with season 3 on September 24. We'll keep you updated as news becomes available.
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- 'Nashville' finale recap: Rayna's proposals, Will's announcement, Juliette's woe
- 'Nashville' season 2 finale: Rayna-Luke-Deacon love triangle comes to a head
- 'Nashville's' Chris Carmack talks about second once-in-a-lifetime chances
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That a man be willing, when others are so too, as far forth as for peace and defense of himself he shall think it necessary, to lay down this right to all things; and be contented with so much liberty against other men, as he would allow other men against himself.
Thomas Hobbes (1588 - 1679)
Source: Leviathan, 1651
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The right of nature . . . is the liberty each man hath to use his own power, as he will himself, for the preservation of his own nature; that is to say, of his own life.
Geometry, which is the only science that it hath pleased God hitherto to bestow on mankind.
Source: J. R. Newman (ed.) The World of Mathematics, New York: Simon and Schuster, 1956.
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My Female Mini Dachshund recently started limping in her left hind leg. This went on for a few days with her sometimes limping and sometimes not and then totally stopped for a few days. Today, she started limping again. It seems a little more severe with her sometimes not putting any weight on it at all but sometimes putting a little weight on it. She is 2yr 2mo old and is going through her womanly cycle, my wife and I adopted her about a month ago from a breeder after she had her litter. What are your thoughts about her limping?
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Tried to get an answer on one of the other forums but i'm impatient so here is another attempt at answers. I don't remember the guys saying anything about this on the bombcast and when the quick look went up Patrick and Ryan said they were like three quarters through. However, it is late for a review so i'm leaning towards no. Think it would be sort of odd if they didn't cause it is a fairly big release.
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Ross D looks like the pitcher he was drafted to be….what a change form the last few years and last summer for sure. I was hard on him and thankfully wrong!
Ian D looks like he still does not know how to charge a routine ball….he is looking like 650AB's and 40 Errors…..what did you see on that ball?
You should already know the answer to that? Sue Dinem is one of the few (if not only blogger) brave enough to come and ask why Espinosa isn't tried at shorstop (surer cannon arm) and Desmond at second base. A swap? If Riggleman can stick Guzman in right field and Willie Harris at third base … why not try something that actually makes sense? No one knows the answer to that.
Oh I know but that is not going to happen so now we I want to see if Sue is seeing the same basic issue with Ian that I do…….He sits back on his heels on 4 hoppers right too him….it seems so easy to fix….I was a SS in college…..it seems so strange that Ian D does not have this skill ingrained into his DNA by now.
CF?…..Did you see those Morgan throws…..and that route to the ball that rolled to the wall…..I have to assume Rizzo sees this stuff If I do?
SpringfieldSpouse and I are just back from a quick couple of days in the land of sunshine and baseball, with some very quick impressions about things that you didn't get to see on TV
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– In the scrimmage yesterday, most of the players on our side ended the year at Hagerstown, but there was a mix. Norris, Moore, Lyons, Antonelli, King, Hague, Hood, Kobernus, Martinson, Freitas, and Souza all got in the game at one point or another. Most notable event was Hood's two stolen bases. Again, I apologize for not scoring the game — I'd have a lot more to report.
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Well, according to Byron Kerr's story, my memory is already terrible about Solis's pitching, because Solis said that he didn't allow a baserunner. All I know for sure is that it looked easy for him.
First batter HBP, then a DP. That was it.
Great article in today's Post on Harper begining a 9-6-5 putout at third in the Yankee's game.
How are the ex-A's kids looking especially 3b Valdez in the B fields???
While I realize it's still early, the 1st week results from Viera are starting to smell like both Storen & Mock are headed for the minor-league side of camp sometime soon. Storen should go down because he apparently neglected his off-season throwing regimen, and Mock should go down because he can't throw strikes at the MLB-level.
Others looking like early culls to the minor-league camp could include: Maldonado(CA), Solano(CA), Aubrey(1B), Barker(1B), Nix(OF), Van Every(OF), Atilano(SP), JDMartin (SP), Wilkie(RP), & Mattheus(RP). Harper might just force his hand & stay with the big club for another few days – Just my two-cents worth so far.
I'll second Sue's comment….but the Suns have been slamming their website with "harper starting here" for the past 2 months. The suns start on the road this season – my bet is that he plays for the Suns, but never sees the Muni and sent to the Pnats after the first few away games 🙂


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