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It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a person who keeps company with cats cannot be considered sane. Equally obsessed with cats and classic literature, I paint cat art for literary people! =^,,^=
My website: http://taraflyart.com
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a person who keeps company with cats cannot be considered sane. Equally obsessed with cats and classic literature, I paint cat art for literary people! =^,,^=
My website: http://taraflyart.com
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Thank you for my order and bookmark, I am really pleased with everything.
I See Cat People....
Everywhere I go, I find inspiration for my paintings.... digging through the classics in the second-hand bookstore, discovering a new BBC mini-series, planting flowers in my cottage garden, and meeting all the other crazy cat people who are drawn to my art.
I wanted to be a cat when I grew up, but as that wasn't possible, I became a cat artist instead. I see the world populated by cats who dress and act like people, and I plan to paint each and every character that I meet.
I love Etsy because it gives me the opportunity to connect with cat people all over the world, inspiring me to stretch my crafty wings, and focus on personal touches. Everything that I sell in my little shop was created by my hands, and packaged just for you. :)
I welcome feedback and special commissions!
Thank you for visiting! =^,,^=
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Tara Fly
Owner, Maker, Artist, Photographer, Actress, Cat Slave, Janeite, And BBC Addict.
All the world is a stage, where cats play all the parts. They have their characters and costumes, and each cat in his lifetime owns many hearts.
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Muse And Model
Dominic works closely alongside TaraFly, adding authenticity to every piece by lending a few cat hairs onto the wet canvas. He oversees each project, giving inspiration and advice, and will occasionally get his paws wet with joint collaborations.
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Find TaraFlyArt at the following upcoming market!
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Westminster, MD
Jun 11–Sep 3
The Carroll County Farmer's Market is the 2nd oldest farmer's market in Maryland, established in 1972. 60-100 vendors from the area participate each week, offering a selection of home grown fruits, vegetables and fresh flowers. Home baked cakes, pies, bread, candy, jams and jellies, gourmet foods, honey, fresh eggs, emu products, farm raised beef, pork, and lamb. Beautiful handmade gifts are made locally. Jewelry, fabric purses, quilts, baby gifts, wood items, art & photography, skin care products and seasonal decorations
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Don't ask me whose legs I spent, however... ;)
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- Additional Info -
We are not smokers, but a cat is usually lying in my lap. I try to keep my artwork and packaging as fur-free as possible.
Any further questions, please contact me via Etsy convo or e-mail me directly at: tarafly [!at] taraflyart.com
Accepted payment methods
- Accepts Etsy gift cards
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I will also accept money orders and personal checks for the exact amount of your total purchase... please allow up to 10 days for the check to clear before shipping.
Please make payments promptly. If I don't receive a payment within 7 days, unless I hear from you, I may decide to cancel the sale and relist the item.
I am very understanding, so if you are having trouble, simply contact me and we'll work something out. :)
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I will gladly gift-wrap, or include a note for the recipient, if you ask! :)
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Additional policies and FAQs
My cat artwork is also available for licensing, wholesale, and consignment arrangements... so please inquire via convo here, or e-mail me: (firstname.lastname@example.com) if you are interested.


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This left me stranded in Arizona so I immediately called the ATT service via pay phone and after almost 3 hrs of back and forth agent to supervisor talk, I was able to prove who I was and have my phone number restored. I was assured that all my features would remain the same because at that time I had no contract or upgrade, I was on month to month. And the people who tried to open the new phone account fraudulently were able to start up a new number with no contract. This information was read to me over the phone.
After my number was restored I had to go and purchase a new SIM card for 26.03 dollars. By this time it was like ten pm. I was assured everything was fine, I place a security code known only to me to acces my account to prevent anything like this from occurring in the future.
My problems escalated when I decided to close my account and go with a provider with better coverage in my area. That was when I found out that I was placed in a contract when they restored my number, even though I was SPECIFICALLY told that it would be restored to what it was before the people fraudulently tried to close my service. I was also told that I didn't specify anything and that because I didn't , that I was put in a contract and thus I would be charged an early termination fee of 175.00 dollars.
Am I the only one here who sees a problem? I had month to month contract free service for over a year. I had the same old phone I started the contract with over 3 yrs ago, never upgraded it because i knew I would be locked in another contract and I wanted to KEEP my freedom to move or change providers whenever I wanted. I never even got reimbursed for the SIM card that I had to purchase through no fault of my own. I offered to prove my case with the police report and written testimony from the manager of the walmart who stood there for an hour while I had my card activated and my phone service restored. I want to warn all of you that AT&T is crooked and will get you if you are not careful. I refuse to be taken advantage of while I am in a vulnerable state such I was. I will also encourage al of my AT&T friends not to do any business with them and I will also make a BBB report.
Benson, Arizona
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United Kingdom > London Bar > Professional negligence
Index of tables
- Professional negligence – Leading sets
- Professional negligence – Leading silks
- Professional negligence – New silks
- Professional negligence – Leading juniors
Professional negligence – Leading sets
11 Stone Buildings*since publication, 11 Stone Buildings has closed
- Essex Court Chambers
- One Crown Office Row
- One Essex Court
Professional negligence – Leading silks
- Andrew Bartlett QC - Crown Office Chambers 'Strong technical ability.'
- Stuart Catchpole QC - 39 Essex Chambers 'Very impressive; he is not only technically excellent but also very commercial.'
- Nicholas Davidson QC - 4 New Square 'One of the leading trial lawyers of his generation with excellent client skills.'
- Michael Douglas QC - 4 Pump Court 'A deservedly outstanding reputation.'
- Justin Fenwick QC - 4 New Square 'A class act on his feet.'
- Mark Hapgood QC - Brick Court Chambers 'Extremely bright and quick to focus on the issues.'
- Ben Hubble QC - 4 New Square 'He provides excellent, pragmatic advice with no fuss.'
- Patrick Lawrence QC - 4 New Square 'Inspires great confidence and tackles problems with the minimum of stress.'
- Graeme McPherson QC - 4 New Square 'Exceptionally talented.'
- Christopher Moger QC - 4 Pump Court 'Very impressive.'
- Michael Pooles QC - Hailsham Chambers 'A superb all-rounder who has excellent client skills.'
- John Powell QC - 4 New Square 'An excellent advocate.'
- Roger Stewart QC - 4 New Square 'He is absolutely charming and meticulous in his preparation.'
- David Streatfeild-James QC - Atkin Chambers 'A brilliant advocate and very quick on technical detail.'
- Marcus Taverner QC - Keating Chambers 'One of the leading silks for construction professional negligence.'
- Roger ter Haar QC - Crown Office Chambers 'He has vast expertise and is excellent on his feet.'
- Nigel Tozzi QC - 4 Pump Court 'Charming, extremely well organised, and a team player.'
- John Wardell QC - Wilberforce Chambers 'Recommended for his client and team management, and knowledge of the law, tactics and technical issues.'
- Michael Brindle QC - Fountain Court Chambers 'A very talented advocate.'
Jeremy Cousins QC -
11 Stone Buildings'An incredibly calm and capable barrister.' *now at Radcliffe Chambers
- Ian Croxford QC - Wilberforce Chambers 'Extremely able.'
- Colin Edelman QC - Devereux 'He is astoundingly clever and presents complex issues in a palatable form.'
- William Flenley QC - Hailsham Chambers 'Extremely tenacious and thorough.'
- Jonathan Gaisman QC - 7 King's Bench Walk 'A heavyweight barrister who is very authoritative.'
- Michael Harvey QC - Crown Office Chambers 'An extremely effective advocate.'
- Mark Howard QC - Brick Court Chambers 'Outstanding on his feet.'
- Bernard Livesey QC - Hailsham Chambers 'Tactically excellent and very efficient.'
- Simon Lofthouse QC - Atkin Chambers 'He gets on with clients at all levels, and distils a vast amount of documentation into simplistic terms.'
- Stephen Moriarty QC - Fountain Court Chambers 'Very user-friendly.'
- Robert Moxon Browne QC - 2TG – 2 Temple Gardens 'He has an exceptional eye for detail.'
- Guy Philipps QC - Fountain Court Chambers 'Truly outstanding.'
- John Ross QC - 1 Chancery Lane 'Extremely focused.'
- Keith Rowley QC - Radcliffe Chambers 'Excellent with clients and a very good team player.'
- Jonathan Seitler QC - Wilberforce Chambers 'He has a measured but intellectual approach and brings his experience to bear when on his feet in court.'
- Mark Simpson QC - Fountain Court Chambers 'Extremely experienced and able.'
- Christopher Symons QC - 3 Verulam Buildings 'A very experienced and robust advocate.'
- Thomas Weitzman QC - 3 Verulam Buildings 'A fantastic intellect.'
- Adrian Williamson QC - Keating Chambers 'Recognised for his quick and insightful analysis.'
- Tom Adam QC - Brick Court Chambers 'He combines strong intellect with clear and robust views.'
- Martin Bowdery QC - Atkin Chambers 'An excellent advocate who is very experienced.'
- Christopher Butcher QC - 7 King's Bench Walk 'He has a deep intellect and is very well prepared.'
- Mark Cannon QC - 4 New Square 'He is brilliant at assessing the law, has a strong sense of justice and is always reliable and responsive.'
- Adam Constable QC - Keating Chambers 'Incisive and is excellent on his feet.'
- James Cross QC - 4 Pump Court 'His experience means that he can unravel the most complicated of issues.'
- Paul Darling QC - Keating Chambers 'Strategically very good.'
- Anneliese Day QC - 4 New Square 'An exceptional performer on her feet and a real hit with clients.'
- Chantal-Aimée Doerries QC - Atkin Chambers 'Extremely able and consistently well prepared.'
- Timothy Dutton QC - Fountain Court Chambers 'He demonstrates true depth of knowledge.'
- Graham Eklund QC - 4 New Square 'He cuts through the extraneous detail to identify the key issues; his advice is clear and he does not sit on the fence.'
- Peter Fraser QC - Atkin Chambers 'A superb advocate with excellent attention to detail.'
- Clive Freedman QC - 7 King's Bench Walk 'Very thorough.'
- Michael Furness QC - Wilberforce Chambers 'His sharp brain means he usually correctly predicts the way the judge will decide the case.'
- David Halpern QC - 4 New Square 'A very intelligent and thoughtful barrister, and a good strategic thinker who is well liked by clients.'
- Charles Hollander QC - Brick Court Chambers 'A thoughtful and tenacious advocate.'
- Nigel Jones QC - Hardwicke 'He displays clarity of thought, discipline of analysis, commercial relevance, responsiveness and focus.'
- Tim Lord QC - Brick Court Chambers 'He has outstanding courtroom presence, strategic vision and technical cross-examination skills.'
- Ali Malek QC - 3 Verulam Buildings 'He is practical, commercial and provides a wealth of experience.'
- Guy Mansfield QC - One Crown Office Row 'A first-class advocate.'
- John Marrin QC - Keating Chambers 'Incredibly thorough and professional.'
- John Martin QC - Wilberforce Chambers 'He is top quality and delivers excellent advice.'
- Alexander Nissen QC - Keating Chambers 'A very clear and strategic thinker who is willing to provide comprehensive advice in tight deadlines.'
- Andrew Onslow QC - 3 Verulam Buildings 'Intellectually very strong.'
- Rory Phillips QC - 3 Verulam Buildings 'A very experienced pair of hands.'
- Andrew Rigney QC - Crown Office Chambers 'Extremely thorough and very well prepared.'
- Patricia Robertson QC - Fountain Court Chambers 'She has a very good command of the law and strategic oversight, which quickly gains clients' confidence.'
- David Sears QC - Crown Office Chambers 'Very personable, excellent with clients, and charming to judges.'
- Alan Steinfeld QC - XXIV Old Buildings 'Highly skilled and very thorough.'
- Andrew Sutcliffe QC - 3 Verulam Buildings 'Very responsive and hands on.'
- Anthony Temple QC - 4 Pump Court 'Tactically excellent.'
- Michael Tennet QC - Wilberforce Chambers 'Extremely knowledgeable and methodical.'
- Ronald Walker QC - 12 King's Bench Walk 'A truly brilliant barrister.'
- Andrew White QC - Atkin Chambers 'Very experienced and effective.'
- Mark Anderson QC - No5 Chambers 'An exceptionally persuasive advocate who is at ease in every situation.'
- Lance Ashworth QC - Serle Court 'He has an excellent analytical mind and second-to-none attention to detail.'
- James Ayliffe QC - Wilberforce Chambers 'An excellent listener who is very good with clients and has an extremely intuitive approach.'
- Nicholas Baatz QC - Atkin Chambers 'A fantastic advocate.'
- David Bailey QC - 7 King's Bench Walk 'He has a wealth of knowledge and expertise.'
- David Blayney QC - Serle Court 'He has a tremendous intellect and has an expert's mastery of complex financial issues.'
- Neil Block QC - 39 Essex Chambers 'A very experienced barrister.'
- Sean Brannigan QC - 4 Pump Court 'He exudes confidence, is unflappable in court, leads the team expertly and works well with juniors.'
- Neil Calver QC - Brick Court Chambers 'A superb intellect.'
- Alain Choo Choy QC - One Essex Court 'He delivers expert advice.'
- Aidan Christie QC - 4 Pump Court 'Methodical and precise in his approach.'
- Edmund Cullen QC - Maitland Chambers 'Excellent on media-related professional negligence matters.'
- Derrick Dale QC - Fountain Court Chambers 'Extremely thorough in his approach.'
- John de Waal QC - Hardwicke 'Not afraid to take a position and very approachable.'
- Nicholas Dennys QC - Atkin Chambers 'He is very responsive, and the clear choice for the largest, most complex disputes.'
- Charles Dougherty QC - 2TG – 2 Temple Gardens 'Elegant and persuasive presentation both orally and in writing.'
- Michael Driscoll QC - Maitland Chambers 'He is extremely intelligent and has a vast depth of expertise.'
- Graham Dunning QC - Essex Court Chambers 'Very detailed in his approach.'
- Ben Elkington QC - 4 New Square 'Very engaged, reliable and approachable.'
- Adam Fenton QC - 7 King's Bench Walk 'Careful, considered and calm.'
- David Foxton QC - Essex Court Chambers 'Extremely client-friendly.'
- Thomas Grant QC - Maitland Chambers 'Very engaged and robust.'
- Simon Hargreaves QC - Keating Chambers 'Very talented.'
- David Hart QC - One Crown Office Row 'He consistently delivers.'
- Philip Havers QC - One Crown Office Row 'Highly experienced and a top-level advocate.'
- Lexa Hilliard QC - Wilberforce Chambers 'She is very skilled and has an impressive style.'
- Adrian Hughes QC - 39 Essex Chambers 'A first-class barrister.'
- Edwin Johnson QC - Maitland Chambers 'A top-notch performer.'
- Philip Jones QC - Serle Court 'He is very thorough, decisive and deals with clients extremely well.'
- Cyril Kinsky QC - 3 Verulam Buildings 'His clarity of advice, experience and strong delivery in court make him a go-to barrister.'
- Andrew Lenon QC - One Essex Court 'He has first-rate expertise.'
- Paul Lowenstein QC - 3 Verulam Buildings 'Knowledgeable and experienced.'
- Richard Lynagh QC - Crown Office Chambers 'Rated very highly across a range of professional negligence disputes.'
- Philip Marshall QC - Serle Court 'Very highly regarded in this area.'
- Manus McMullan QC - Atkin Chambers 'Fantastic client skills and bedside manner.'
- Ian Mill QC - Blackstone Chambers 'Astoundingly good.'
- Simon Monty QC - 4 New Square 'He knows his stuff, and is prompt, organised and very user-friendly.'
- Neil Moody QC - 2TG – 2 Temple Gardens 'He is very responsive, easy to deal with, client-friendly and gives clear, concise advice.'
- Vincent Moran QC - Keating Chambers 'Outstanding and highly skilled.'
- Leigh-Ann Mulcahy QC - 4 New Square 'A fantastic advocate.'
- Andrew Neish QC - 4 Pump Court 'An incisive analyst of the issues and a robust advocate.'
- Paul Newman QC - Wilberforce Chambers 'Thoughtful, methodical and well prepared.'
- Jeremy Nicholson QC - 4 Pump Court 'Incredibly detail oriented.'
- Hugh Norbury QC - Serle Court 'Energetic, enthusiastic and excellent to work with.'
- Craig Orr QC - One Essex Court 'An exemplary advocate.'
- Howard Palmer QC - 2TG – 2 Temple Gardens 'First class on his feet.'
- Ben Patten QC - 4 New Square 'Simply a superb advocate.'
- Robert Pearce QC - Radcliffe Chambers 'A deep level of knowledge.'
- David Phillips QC - Wilberforce Chambers 'He adopts an excellent manner with clients.'
- David Pittaway QC - Hailsham Chambers 'Particularly noted for his experience in solicitors negligence.'
- Laurence Rabinowitz QC - One Essex Court 'A first-rate advocate.'
- David Railton QC - Fountain Court Chambers 'He combines meticulous attention to detail and preparation with brilliant judgement.'
- Dominique Rawley QC - Atkin Chambers 'Extremely client-friendly.'
- Paul Rees QC - One Crown Office Row 'An excellent advocate.'
- Rebecca Sabben-Clare QC - 7 King's Bench Walk 'Totally on top of the detail and the strategy.'
- Simon Salzedo QC - Brick Court Chambers 'He is super-bright, very commercial and grasps complex issues very quickly.'
- Alistair Schaff QC - 7 King's Bench Walk 'A first-class intellect.'
- Fiona Sinclair QC - 4 New Square 'Technically brilliant and a real star.'
- Kuldip Singh QC - Serle Court 'He has a great grasp of the bigger picture.'
- Christopher Smith QC - Essex Court Chambers 'Extremely knowledgeable and hardworking.'
- Joanna Smith QC - Wilberforce Chambers 'Fantastic with clients and very commercial in her approach.'
- Michael Soole QC - 4 New Square 'He displays sheer depth of expertise.'
- Peter Susman QC - Henderson Chambers 'Very thorough.'
- Bankim Thanki QC - Fountain Court Chambers 'He is calm, confident and has a commercial approach, even under pressure.'
- Sonia Tolaney QC - 3 Verulam Buildings 'Extremely good at engaging with and reading the judge.' *now at One Essex Court
- Anthony Trace QC - Maitland Chambers 'Quick and bright but most of all a tenacious advocate and great cross-examiner.'
- Francis Tregear QC - XXIV Old Buildings 'A very experienced advocate.'
- David Turner QC - 4 New Square 'A superb courtroom performer and deadly cross-examiner; he is very quick-thinking on his feet with a measured style which earns the court's trust.'
- Andrew Wales QC - 7 King's Bench Walk 'One of the most intellectually gifted barristers working in the field of professional negligence.'
- Andrew Warnock QC - 1 Chancery Lane 'His formidable intellect allows him to condense the most complex litigation down to the key issues.'
- Joanne Wicks QC - Wilberforce Chambers 'Exceptionally talented and very user-friendly.'
- Richard Wilmot-Smith QC - 39 Essex Chambers 'Highly recommended by solicitors.'
Professional negligence – New silks
- Gary Blaker QC - Selborne Chambers 'He makes himself available at short notice and is someone who is keen to put the client's best case forward.'
- Andrew George QC - Blackstone Chambers 'He is tactically savvy and comes up with imaginative solutions to complex problems.'
- Neil Hext QC - 4 New Square 'Incredibly talented and great to work with.'
- Benjamin Pilling QC - 4 Pump Court 'A tenacious advocate and great strategist.'
- Jamie Smith QC - 4 New Square 'An exceptional talent.'
- Clare Stanley QC - Wilberforce Chambers 'Thorough, approachable and excellent in court, she also commands the respect and confidence of lay clients.'
Professional negligence – Leading juniors
- Francis Bacon - Hailsham Chambers 'Really very good at cutting through pages and pages of material and getting to the core issues.'
- Spike Charlwood - Hailsham Chambers 'Approachable, friendly, unstuffy, and says it like it is, even if it is not what you want to hear.'
- Derek Holwill - Hailsham Chambers 'Thorough, technically excellent and very easy to work with.'
- Kate Livesey - 4 Pump Court 'A shooting star with a formidable brain and a very hardworking approach.'
- Charles Phipps - 4 New Square 'He has a brilliant legal mind and looks at cases upside-down and back-to-front to absolutely get to grips with the issues.'
- Daniel Shapiro - Crown Office Chambers 'His tactical abilities are outstanding and he is extremely good with clients.'
- Hugh Evans - 4 New Square 'An outstanding lawyer.'
- Jason Evans-Tovey - Crown Office Chambers 'Commercial, approachable and able to grasp technical issues quickly.'
- Alex Hall Taylor - 4 New Square 'He has a warm and friendly manner which immediately puts clients at ease.'
- Simon Howarth - Hailsham Chambers 'A very talented advocate.'
- Hugh Jackson - Selborne Chambers 'A very impressive advocate who is commercial and personable.'
- Justin Kitson - Selborne Chambers 'A standout junior for professional negligence matters.'
- Siân Mirchandani - 4 New Square 'Very bright, robust, dedicated and thorough.'
- Paul Mitchell - Hailsham Chambers 'He delivers clear advice, is commercially aware, and has strong personal and diplomatic skills.'
- Matthew Parker - 3 Verulam Buildings 'A clear, forceful advocate with a careful eye for detail; he never allows the wood to be lost for the trees.'
- Scott Allen - 4 New Square 'He delivers quick response times, is very measured and gives clear advice that clients can easily digest.'
- James Cutress - Fountain Court Chambers 'He is very well prepared and focuses on the details that matter.'
- Anthony de Freitas - Hailsham Chambers 'Extremely professional.'
- Thomas Dumont - Radcliffe Chambers 'He is excellent to work with and his written work is first class.'
- John Greenbourne - Crown Office Chambers 'A thorough and enthusiastic barrister, who is a formidable drafter and good on his feet.'
- Julian Greenhill - Wilberforce Chambers 'First rate.'
- Simon Henderson - 4 Pump Court 'Bright, diligent, hardworking, easy to work with and good with clients.'
- Peter Irvin - Brick Court Chambers 'A first-class player.'
- Richard Liddell - 4 New Square 'A superb advocate.'
- Deepak Nambisan - Fountain Court Chambers 'A first-class individual.'
- Andrew Nicol - 4 New Square 'A very able practitioner.'
- John Norman - 1 Chancery Lane 'He has a depth of expertise.'
- Leona Powell - Blackstone Chambers 'She is very bright and really knows her stuff.'
- Christopher Russell - 2TG – 2 Temple Gardens 'Very knowledgeable.'
- Oliver Ticciati - 4 Pump Court 'A class act.'
- Giles Wheeler - Fountain Court Chambers 'Very strong.'
James Barnard -
11 Stone Buildings'Conscientious, diligent and pugnacious.'
- James Brocklebank - 7 King's Bench Walk 'He is very bright, good on his feet and also an excellent team player.'
- Suzanne Chalmers - Crown Office Chambers 'Technically very strong.'
- Ian Clarke - Selborne Chambers 'A very impressive advocate.'
- Jonathan Dawid* - Brick Court Chambers 'Extremely quick-thinking and bright, and even under great pressure he is excellent.' *now at Joseph Hage Aaronson LLP
- Ruth den Besten - Serle Court 'Excellent attention to detail.'
- David Drake - Serle Court 'A top-quality advocate.'
- Michael Gadd - XXIV Old Buildings 'Recognised for his excellent knowledgebase.'
- Rónán Hanna - Atkin Chambers 'Outstandingly good.'
- Timothy Harry - Maitland Chambers 'A strong and focused approach.'
- Stuart Hornett - Selborne Chambers 'He is tenacious, very commercial and has fantastic attention to detail.'
- Matthew Jackson - Hailsham Chambers 'Very thorough, always well prepared and helpful in assessing how a claim will play before a judge.'
- Krista Lee - Keating Chambers 'She is incisive and has the ability to see the real issues, and deal with them incredibly effectively.'
- Daniel Lightman - Serle Court 'Brilliant focus.'
- Shantanu Majumdar - Radcliffe Chambers 'He has a phenomenal ability to assimilate detail.'
- Joshua Munro - Hailsham Chambers 'A fluent and engaging advocate whose legal research and analysis is of a high order.'
- Elizabeth Ovey - Radcliffe Chambers 'Very articulate.'
- Paul Parker - 4 New Square 'Experienced and insightful.'
- Rosalind Phelps - Fountain Court Chambers 'Excellent and very efficient.'
- Fionn Pilbrow - Brick Court Chambers 'Very good on his feet, very bright and personable.'
- Angus Piper - 1 Chancery Lane 'A strong orator and good in conference.'
- Peter Ratcliffe - 3 Verulam Buildings 'Meticulous and thorough in his approach; he has a remarkable ability to recall all of the relevant facts.'
- Amanda Savage - 4 New Square 'Extremely popular and deservedly so.'
- Karen Shuman - 1 Chancery Lane 'Astonishingly good with a calm and considered approach.'
- Camille Slow - Atkin Chambers 'Excellent client skills.'
- Richard Smith - One Crown Office Row 'A very solid advocate.'
- Jonathan Steinert - Henderson Chambers 'A very experienced pair of hands.'
- Kate Vaughan-Neil - 4 Pump Court 'Very considered, immediately seeing the potential counter-arguments and how they could affect the strategy.'
- Richard Walford - Serle Court 'A consummate legal strategist – a skill which he uses to devastating effect.'
- Ian Wright - Crown Office Chambers 'A excellent strategist.'
- Luke Wygas - 4 Pump Court 'Exceptionally good.'
- Nik Yeo - Fountain Court Chambers 'Very gifted.'
- James Barnard -
- Jeffrey Bacon - Ely Place Chambers 'A high level of expertise in this area.'
- Zoë Barton - Selborne Chambers 'A keen eye for detail.'
- Michael Bowmer - 4 New Square 'Very thorough and responsive.'
- Thomas Braithwaite - Serle Court 'He has an eye for detail and is a very robust performer on his feet.'
- Lucie Briggs - Atkin Chambers 'Approachable and extremely knowledgeable.'
- Andrew Bruce - Serle Court 'Technically brilliant and also straightforward, approachable and clear in his advice.'
- Jamie Carpenter - Hailsham Chambers 'Hardworking, intelligent, experienced and a pleasure to work with.'
- N G Casey - 7 King's Bench Walk 'He does not rise to the other side's aggression and instead responds with carefully thought-through arguments.'
- Tim Chelmick - 4 New Square 'He advice is always very clear, concise and pragmatic whether in writing or on the phone.'
- Camilla Chorfi - Selborne Chambers 'A confident and aggressive advocate, fighting her corner to the end.'
- Geraldine Clark - Serle Court 'She shows impressive attention to detail and is excellent in her handling of clients and managing their expectations.'
- Ivor Collett - 1 Chancery Lane 'He provides strong analysis, very fast response times and excellent written work and advocacy.'
- Nicholas Collings - Atkin Chambers 'Very astute.'
- Richard Coplin - Keating Chambers 'A great team player who thinks strategically and always puts his advice in a practical context.'
- Nicholas Craig - 3 Verulam Buildings 'A real team player who is very, very responsive.'
- Peter Cranfield - 3 Verulam Buildings 'Highly skilled and efficient.'
- Clare Dixon - 4 New Square 'She provides crystal-clear written advice, and is down to earth, pragmatic and easy to work with.'
- Peter Dodge - Radcliffe Chambers 'He looks at the bigger picture, often identifying issues which may not be easily seen at first glance.'
- William Edwards - 3 Verulam Buildings 'Highly recommended.'
- Helen Evans - 4 New Square 'Great to work with, extremely strong on paper and a very clever advocate.'
- Eva Ferguson - Hailsham Chambers 'Very easy to deal with and very approachable.'
- Julian Field - Crown Office Chambers 'Highly experienced and easy to work with.'
- Helen Galley - XXIV Old Buildings 'A first-rate advocate.'
- Lucy Garrett - Keating Chambers 'Extremely able and efficient.'
- Doré Green - 2TG – 2 Temple Gardens 'Very highly regarded for construction related professional negligence.'
- Dakis Hagen - Serle Court 'Exceptionally bright with a huge depth of knowledge and understanding of trust law.'
- Simon Hale - 4 New Square 'He has good attention to detail and a commercial approach.'
- Graeme Halkerston - Wilberforce Chambers 'Particularly commended for his expertise in finance-related professional negligence matters.'
- Miles Harris - 4 New Square 'Extremely bright but user-friendly, commercial, hardworking and reliable.'
- Edward Harrison - Brick Court Chambers 'Works well under pressure and is able to take reasoned and commercial judgement calls.'
- Richard Harrison - Devereux 'Exceptional.'
- David Head - 3 Verulam Buildings 'He is insightful, commercial and understands the realities affecting clients.'
- Alexander Hickey - 4 Pump Court 'He is bright and great to work with – a real asset on a hard-fought case.'
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The Edinburgh club owe £25 million to Lithuanian companies UBIG and Ukio Bankas.
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The threat of court action over a partially-paid £100,000 tax bill sparked the decision to place Hearts into administration.
The administrators now running the club's affairs on Thursday laid off 14 members of the Jambos' backroom staff. BDO have also confirmed that three Lithuanian directors - Roman Romanov, Sergejus Fedotovas and Vitalijus Vasiliauskas - have been sacked.
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Skip to comments.No, Really, Ron Paul Cannot Win
Posted on 12/19/2011 3:39:51 PM PST by TBBT
Andrew Sullivan, following up his (Republican primary) endorsement of Ron Paul, argues today that campaign reporters and pundits who say he cant win the nomination are all wrong:
No, he really cant. It would be nearly impossible to imagine the Republican Party nominating a candidate who spent years and years publishing a racist newsletter and has deep associations with the fringe far right. (Here he is speaking to the John Birch Society on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.) It would be even more impossible to imagine the Party nominating a candidate who favors total withdrawal from world affairs and takes a Chomsky-ite line on American power. The notion that the Party might nominate a candidate who does both these things is totally preposterous.
Pauls supporters seem to believe that the media ignoring him is the only thing keeping him from challenging for the Party nomination. More likely, its the only thing thats allowed his candidacy to progress to this point. If more people actually understood the full scope of Pauls fringe-right views, a huge portion of his support would peel off.
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But he can serve a purpose. That purpose is to prevent the Not Romney for coalescing around one candidate.
He is quite useful for Obama. What could be better for Obama than a crackpot polluting the GOP primary process?
Cuckoo on foreign relations — absolutely cuckoo. The GOP convention would sooner drink cyanide Kool-Aid than nominate Paul.
I have voted Republican in every presidential election since my first one in 1972. If Ron-Paul Ahmanutjob is the nominee, it would be the first time I would NOT vote Republican.
Who are you voting for then genius? Anyone is better than Barry.. even *hold my nose* Ron Paul.
Ron Paul is a Re-set Button....
Better than Obama, but still just as painful, maybe MORE painful inthe short run....
The issue is is after Ron paul re-sets would it lead to a Backlash Swing back to the Democrats? Yes, probably.
Even Don Imus knows Ron Paul is a lunatic.
Votes for Run Paul serve a purpose for those who want Obama to have another four years.
He wouldn't just "not win", he wouldn't even carry Utah, the reddest of the red.
And no sane person should want him to win.
Oh My! Lions & Tigers & Bears... The evil JBS too?!
This once great nation will remain on the road to destruction whether we take the fast lane with "O" or change to the slow lane with Mitt or Newt. This country will be toast in another 20, 25 years or so. And we deserve it. Apathetic or Pathetic? Whatever...
It's getting a bit much here the last few days, isn't it?
Someone needs to get a new script.This lunatic nutcase stuff is boring. Also can't win business which has been used on every candidate except Romney. Look anyone that thinks Romney or the GOP can win without the Tea Party is NUTS.
Ron Paul himself probably doesn't think he could win. But this does not negate his candidacy one bit, in fact, by not winning, his ideas could become a lot more powerful.
For example, imagine if the eventual candidate (other than RINO Romney), were to name Ron Paul as his VP? Those who agreed with *most* of Paul's ideas would click their heels, especially if the presidential candidate openly tasked Paul with planning bit cuts in government.
Or, just as good, possibly better, the new president could appoint Paul as head of a major government agency, and task him with eliminating it. And then, when it was gone, to make him head of another agency, with the same prerogative.
Importantly, such agencies spend a lot of time trying to come up with something important to do, to justify their bloat. So if there was something legitimate, Paul would have to identify just it, and arrange for it to be transferred to a surviving agency.
Ironically as all get out, Paul would be able to do this *better* as a VP or cabinet officer than he would be able to do as president.
However, the only way this can come about is if Paul gets such a following as a candidate, that whoever wins the nomination has no choice but to either invite Paul in to a position of real power, or to split the party.
Mind you, this would *not* be Paul splitting the party, as some pundits have suggested, but the *other* candidate. And by doing so, he would almost guarantee he would lose. So he would have no choice in the matter.
So even if you don't believe in all of what Paul is saying, or have other reservations about him, you can still root for his candidacy, and hope he comes in with a close second place.
The author is absolutely right in that Ron Paul will not win the gop nomination. That's already spoken for by Mitt Romney.
But that's not the point. The question is whether he can win the general election as a third party candidate.
Of course, the pre-determined theme on this thread is that "Ron Paul is CRAZY, NUTS, HE HATES JEWS, HE'S AN APPEASER, HE'S DANGEROUS!!"
So I guess we'll see what happens.
"The GOP convention would sooner drink cyanide Kool-Aid than nominate Paul."
But they'll rush to nominate mittens. Bet on it.
"Votes for Run Paul serve a purpose for those who want Obama to have another four years."
Naaaah. That purpose is filled by voters for mitt. Who will be the gop nominee by the way.
For the only time I can remember, I agree with Chait about something.
Go back to TNR and you'll likely find more of this tripe, but aimed at George W. Bush.
Jonathan Chait, for anyone who cares.
I don't.
I plan on voting for the Republican candidate. I cannot possibly imagine Paul being the nominee. The thought is too bizarre to contemplate.
Ron Paul isn't the only Republican Chait haits.
States have rights? Whodathunkit?
Under some strange scenarios Ron Paul could win the presidency. Mitt Romney gets caught embezzeling money from his corporation,and fraudulantly funding his campaign with the money. At the same time Newt gets caught in a gay trist. He want give up his lovers name, but says its ok cause he didn't mess around with other women like he promised his wife he wouldn't. Barack Obama resigns. Telling the media he was tired of cleaning two houses, after divorsing his wife. Ron Paul is the last man standing.
You wonder, if the real reason many in the GOP are afraid of Ron Paul...is that he would cut the budget and spending...
Not my candidate (Michelle Bachmann is my choice)...but with the RINO infestation among the 2012 group....Ron Paul is actually more palatable than the Global Warming guy...the Open Borders/Illegal Alien In State Tuition guy....and the I was ObamaCare before ObamaCare guy.
In 2008 we had much better overall conservative candidates...and ended up with Liberal RINO Soros Funded John McCain. I see the GOP making another big mistake in 2012
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The Jesus prayer is the simple prayer, "Κύριε Ιησού Χριστέ, Υιέ του Θεού, ελέησόν με, translated: "Lord Jesus Christ Son of God have mercy on me." It is one of the central prayers of the Eastern Christian traditions. It forms the primary practice encouraged in The Philokalia, a monumental and massively popular book in the Eastern Orthodox tradition. Many have wondered why such a simple prayer has become such a central part… (more)
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Complaint Review: Expedient Relocation Inc
Expedient Relocation Inc22122 Sherman Way Suite 307 Canoga Park, California U.S.A.
Expedient Relocation Inc Living The Nightmare Canoga Park California
*Consumer Comment: It Won't Happen
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Because Expedient did not arrive on the date promised we were forced to sleep on the floor. We had to purchase items to cook, eat and bathe with. In addition we now have the task of trying to replace or fix the items lost, destroyed or broken by this company. We hired this company in good faith, we put our trust in this company. All we received in return was a nightmare, lies and a bill for $7,000.00+ for very poor service.
We submitted a claim for $7,110.00, Expedients offer of settlement was $292.80. In reality over 90% of our belongings were either lost, destroyed or damaged in some way. The original quote was $3,148.00, after packing and loading, the final cost was $8,614.00. Expedient would not unload or allow us to inspect our belongings until the balance was paid in full, in cash. They would not accept any other form of payment. Expedient arrived 5 days late, after we where told more than once our belongings would arrive on the date requested. In addition, some of the items lost cannot be replaced, nor can Expedient tell us what happened to those items, they were listed on the inventory sheet, but were not unload at the destination.
We would like Expedient to compensate us for what was lost, destroyed and damaged by their incompetence. As stated 90% of our belongings were affected by their handling. Our claim of $7,110.00 is a fair amount versus what was actually lost or damaged.
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Next, toss your claim of $7K and accept the $292.80 because that's all you're going to get. The problem you have is that in your contract, you signed up for $0.60/pound valuation. That means the moving company is only required to reimburse you for the claim at $0.60 per pound for each individual item broken. For example, a 6lb. dining room chair completely destroyed will net you $3.60.
It might have cost you several hundred dollars. $3.60 is all you would get. Moreover, you can't take them to court for it because of legal protections the moving company has - specifically the Carmack Amendment. Your case would be dismissed and the mover knows this. A reputable mover would have at least offered you what in the industry is called Full Replacement Valuation, which might have netted you at least one-half to 2/3 of what your losses truly were.
Going with the cheapest mover is NEVER a good idea. Let me illustrate. Using one of the major moving companies, I suspect you would have been quoted a price of $7,000 or so to do the move and that price (if you received a Guarantee Not-to-Exceed quote) would have been no more than $7000. You probably would have had little to no damage and little to nothing to claim. This move in the end cost you not only the $8600 for the move, but destruction and loss to your property of more than $7100, for a total cost to you of $15,700. In the end, this move cost you more than double what it would have had you gone with a reputable mover.
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SANTA CLARA, Calif. California safety officials have issued $54,000 in fines against an elevator company whose employee was killed while working at the San Francisco 49ers new stadium in Santa Clara.
Mechanic Don White, 63, was killed June 11 by an elevator counterweight.
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Archaeologists have discovered the remains of a 44,000 year old Neanderthal building that was constructed using the bones from mammoths. The circular building, which was up to 26 feet across at its widest point, is believed to be earliest example of domestic dwelling built from bone. Neanderthals, which died out around 30,000 years ago, were initially thought to have been relatively primitive nomads that lived in natural caves for shelter.
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I agree with you, Preston, too short -- it was so good.This was another fine and, unfortunately, the final episode of Your Inner Fish describing our evolutionary path from fish ancestors. Neil Shubin included, in part,
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WYNN,S EXTENDED CARE INC.P.O.Box 2470 Brea, California U.S.A.
WYNN,S EXTENDED CARE INC. Refuse to honor there warranty Brea California
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First Pacific Markets - International Claim Department Received a check for $4,980, need to call before cashing, needs $2995 for taxes by Moneygram or Western Union Morristown Ontario
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I wonder how this person got my information, from where?. I called the bank which is CITY NATIONAL BANK in Beverly Hills, CA & they told me that they don't have anything to do with the company on the check which is "Emergent Game Technologies, Inc. 5016 N. Parkway Calabasas, Suite 210 Calabasas, CA 91302.
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It was a gift of a goal, a real mistake, one that will make a big difference today. That let Chelsea off the hook as they looked very nervy and Liverpool were playing the better football. Its the luck that champions get. I'm sure all the conspiracy theorists will be coming out to say that Gerrard did that on purpose, but I don't believe that to be the case.
Liverpool for all their decent spells of possession don't look capable of scoring though, so I fully expect Chelsea to end up winning this game comfortably in the second half. They had the chances to put the game to bed after that goal, but have wasted them. I thought that should have been a penalty too just before half time.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
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Wonder if Ballack will finish the match? He seems to be on a self-destruct mission today.
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I hope not if it helps Liverpool get a chance of a goal! Malouda could easily have got a second yellow on another day for his high footed challenge against Lucas. He knew what he was doing when he stayed on the ground injured.
glad we got someone whos honest & objective steve!
i actually remember gerrard doing a bk pass to henry which won arsenal the game which was crucial in our fight for 4th with them a few yrs bk. if that hadnt of happened we would have got 4th.
both teams have been pretty poor of im honest. i still think liverpool can score 1 but with their attack i cant see them scoring 2.
dont worry utd fans, liverpool have the lethal subs like ngog, panecho & el zhar to come on. they strike fear in any defenders hearts.
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David Rico who is the person handling my account was so rude and didnt care that my shipment had so many problems they overcharged me then when i complained they refunded these people are crooks and his boyfriend derror baletti who calls himself dan cohen is the mastermind behind this fraud !!!
This report was posted on Ripoff Report on 01/30/2013 01:54 AM and is a permanent record located here: http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/Blue-Horizon-Shipping-Inc/internet/Blue-Horizon-Shipping-Inc-Scam-DO-NOT-USE-THESE-CROOKS-Internet-1005903. The posting time indicated is Arizona local time. Arizona does not observe daylight savings so the post time may be Mountain or Pacific depending on the time of year.
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