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The angel on my shoulder
I've never been much of a believer in ghosts. Nor do I put much stock in "summoning spirits" and talking with the dead. However, I suppose that when I really think about it, I do believe in spirits of a different kind. Call me naive, but I believe that when our loved ones die, they still remain with us. At times, we don't realize they are there, but other times, they let us know in a way only we could identify. I'm not talking about showing up in ghostly apparitions-I'm referring to the little moments in our lives that seem miraculous or almost too good to be true. Almost like there was a special angel helping us out.
My maternal grandma, Irene Aleva, could have been considered a special angel on earth. She lived with me, my mom, dad and sister, and she was an integral part of shaping the person I became. My sister, Rhonda, and I always called her M-ma because when I was little, I couldn't say "grandma" and instead I called her "M-ma." The name just stuck.
M-ma was an amazing woman. My mom shared with me stories of how she used to bake for hours, especially Hungarian pastries. She often made so much food that she enjoyed giving it away-to churches, to friends and even to strangers. At the age of 60, she was diagnosed with breast cancer and had a radical, double mastectomy. The procedure barely fazed her-she was back at her usual routine in no time.
Not only was M-ma giving and strong-willed, she was also nurturing. My dad worked all the time when I was growing up, at times at two jobs, so my mom and M-ma took me and Rhonda everywhere. They took us shopping, to dinner, on vacation, to the movies . . . if we were out and about as kids, mom and M-ma were right there with us.
I'm not really sure why I was so lucky to have this wonderful woman in my life for so long. She was with me through high school and college. Eventually her health began to decline and a few weeks before I turned 30, M-ma died at the age of 87. It was an exceptionally difficult time for all of us, especially for my mom, who had been taking care of M-ma in her later years as her health failed her.
Of course, life doesn't stop, and eventually we all slowly moved on, although we always thought of M-ma. Sometimes, when I needed to vent my frustrations, I'd stop out at the cemetery and yap away in front of her stone about my issues. I knew she was listening. And it felt good just to get some of that off of my chest.
Two years later, in 2006, the second anniversary of her death had a much different feeling about it. The day before her anniversary, I had a biopsy to remove a suspicious lymph node from my collarbone. The family was especially somber, because even though we were all hopeful that things would be ok, we realistically knew the news would not be good. The worst part of all of this was waiting for one week to hear the official diagnosis. I was anxious and upset. I just wanted to know the diagnosis so I could formulate a plan of attack and get better.
The night before my doctor's appointment to hear the results of the biopsy, I tried to settle into bed a little early since I figured I would have trouble sleeping. While M-ma was still alive but in declining health, she was unable to go up and down the stairs to her bedroom, so we moved her to the downstairs bedroom and I moved in to her old bedroom.
As I sat down on the bed, something on the floor by the closet door caught my eye. Mind you, I'd been in and out of my room at least several times already that evening, and I walked past the closet door every time. Mom even said she was in there a few times. There had been nothing on the floor.
I reached down and, to my surprise, found a pin. It was an angel. The pin was about an inch high and less than an inch wide. The angel's head was a blue circular gem, and her body was a long red gem. She had pretty gold wings and a gold halo.
I just stared at the angel. I wasn't exactly sure what to make of it at first. It just seemed too coincidental that not only was it in M-ma's old room, but it was also an angel and I was the one to find it.
I took the pin downstairs to show my mom. When I explained to her where I found it, she said, "I don't remember your grandma having any kind of pin like that."
At that point, we realized that M-ma sent that pin to me as a way to tell me that she was with me and that she'd be watching over me during what was about to become a three-plus year struggle with Hodgkins lymphoma. From that day forward, I carried the pin with me. M-ma was with me at every doctor appointment, every test and every dose of chemo.
In 2010, after I was almost a year in remission, the thought crossed my mind, "What would happen if I ever lost that pin?" I would certainly be devastated. However, I thought of a way to commemorate that pin as a part of me forever. I had some scars from surgeries related to my cancer diagnosis near my left shoulder. I decided to have the exact likeness of that angel-same colors and size-tattooed over some of my bigger scars. The angel's little blue head covers up a part of the scar where my mediport was underneath my skin, and her long body almost completely covers the scar from the large central line I had while I was in the hospital for my stem cell transplant. M-ma was there to help me through all of it, so it only seemed fitting that she could help me turn something ugly like a scar into something beautiful.
I've been thinking a lot about M-ma lately, especially with my wedding coming up in less than three weeks. She'd be so excited. I really wish she could be with us that day in the church, but I know she'll be with us in spirit. Besides, she already has the best seat in the house. She's the angel forever sitting on my shoulder.


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Aggressive legalism
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In the context of globalization and the subsequent proliferation of free trade agreements (FTAs), legal scholars generally refer to the political strategy used by a sovereign state to leverage a trade agreement's substantive rules to counter behavior it deems unreasonable by its trading partners, as aggressive legalism.[1][2][3][4][5][6]
Development of aggressive legalism[edit]
Following World War II and the Bretton Woods Conference, the United States and the Allied Powers designed a new world economic order, partially emphasizing greater cooperative trade relationships. With the adoption of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) in 1946 and via its replacement by the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 1995, these countries developed a comprehensive legal framework, that reflected their common legal traditions, to facilitate these relationships, including a system to settle disputes that favored litigation.[7][8]
Somewhat under GATT in the 1950s but specifically with the adoption of the WTO, these countries engaged increased trade with Asian countries, as they became signatories.[8] Initially, while the U.S. and the Allied Powers leveraged the agreement's respective legal frameworks and dispute-mechanisms including litigation to deal with disputes with their trading partners, many Asian countries choose not to.[8] Instead, they avoided legal confrontation, in favor of bilateral negotiations to arrive at a settlement. Social-cultural disparities between each, concerning an inclination to litigate, are likely indicative of why.[7][8]
However, in the 1980s and 1990s, under both GATT and WTO, many Asian countries began to utilize their legal frameworks to settle disputes.[8]
In 2001, in Aggressive Legalism: The Rules of the WTO and Japan's Emerging Trade Strategy, Saadia M. Pekkanen described the increasing tendency of the Japanese government's use of the World Trade Organization's (WTO) dispute settlement protocols to counter adverse acts by its trading partners as aggressive legalism. Aggressive legalism, she argued is "a conscious strategy where a substantive set of international legal rules can be made to serve as both 'shield' and 'sword' in trade disputes among sovereign states."[7][8]
Modern aggressive legalism[edit]
In a policy primer for the United States Government, The Policymaker's Library wrote that the United States' influence with its Asian trading partners has waned and that an "emphasis on aggressive legalism" affords opportunities to reshape economic relationships going forward.[9]
United States[edit]
The Korea–US Free Trade Agreement (KORUS), reflects a political strategy by both the United States and South Korea of aggressive legalism. That is, both countries agreed to envelope in the agreement binding legal rules to deal with lingering bilateral trade disputes.[1][10]
Following the succession of GATT with the WTO in the 1980s and 1990s, many Asian countries, including China,[11][12][13] Japan,[14] and South Korea,[1][2][3][4] shifted to a policy of aggressive legalism, evidenced by each's willingness to use the legal frameworks provided under both to directly engage bilateral trading disputes with their partners.[1][2][3][4][15][16]
- ^ a b c d Choi, Won-Mog (September 2009). "Aggressive Legalism In Korea". Journal of Economic Law: 595–615.
- ^ a b c Jung, Youngjin (2002). "China's Aggressive Legalism". Journal of World Trade: 1037–1060.
- ^ a b c Gao, Henry; David Lewis (November 2005). "Aggressive Legalism: The East Asian Experience". Cameron May Publishers.
- ^ a b c Nagakawa, Junji. "No More Negotiated Deals?: Settlement of Trade and Investment Disputes in East Asia". No More Negotiated Deals?: Settlement of Trade and Investment Disputes in East Asia. Journal of International Economic Law. Retrieved 03/25/12. Check date values in:
- ^ Feffer, John (03/12/09). "Japan's Grand Strategy". IP News Asia. Retrieved 03/27/12. Check date values in:
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- ^ Singh, Prabhakar (2007). "From Narcissistic Positive International Law to Universal Natural International Law: The Dialectics of Colonial Disputes". Sri Lanka Journal of International Law. 19 (1).
- ^ a b c Pekkanen, Saadia M. (2001). "Aggressive Legalism: The Rules of the WTO and Japan's Emerging Trade Strategy". World Economy: 707–738.
- ^ a b c d e f Masaki, Hisane (08/21/05). "China and the Legacy of the Plaza Accord". The Asian Times. Retrieved 03/27/12. Check date values in:
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- ^ "The Policymaker's Library: Asia Policy" (PDF). The National Bureau of Asian Research (7): 159–89. January 2009.
- ^ Ahn, Dukgeun (September 2003). "Korea In The GATT/WTO Dispute Settlement System: Legal Battle For Economic Development". Journal of International Economic Law.
- ^ Mercurcio, Bryan; Mitali Tyagi (2012). "China's Evolving Role in WTO Dispute Settlement: Acceptance, Consolidation and Activation". European Yearbook of International Economic Law. 3 (1): 89–123. doi:10.1007/978-3-642-23309-8_3. ISBN 978-3-642-23308-1.
- ^ Verghese, Aditi (2010). "The Evolution of China as a WTO Disputant" (PDF). Trade Law Brief: University of Bhopal, India. Retrieved 03/27/12. Check date values in:
- ^ Manjiao, Chi (March 2012). "China's participation in WTO dispute settlement over the past decade: experiences and impacts". Journal of International Economic Law.
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Patients at the Orthopedic Clinic of St. Vincenz Hospital in Brakel, Germany, were provided
with the new Spinova orthoses following spinal surgery, making them among the first to
try out these aids. The Director of the clinic, Prof. Haaker, feels vindicated – both as a
clinician and as a member of the Spinova development team.
Would you say Spinova has enjoyed a success-
ful première at your clinic?
Prof. Haaker:
The aim was to establish
a solid basis for the new back treatment
platform right from the development phase.
With a great deal of effort, we have been
very successful in achieving this, including
in terms of determining indications. You see,
in the past there was a certain amount of
overlapping and lack of clarity, even in spe-
cialist medical literature. When should we
opt for lordosis, or delordosing treatment?
With Spinova, both of these are possible. If
the product proves convincing in practice, as
it has done at our clinic, we feel vindicated
in our decision to pursue its development.
Our efforts have paid off.
What kind of patients have you treated with
Spinova over the course of the observational
Prof. Haaker:
Thanks to our nationwide
catchment area, we receive a large number
of patients with spinal conditions. These
range from fusion operations and the
straightening of vertebral bodies in the case
of osteoporotic fractures right through to
patients who have undergone intervertebral
disk surgery. All of them were provided with
a Spinova product as part of their post-
operative treatment. In around 70 percent
of cases, we used Spinova Immo Plus.
Like all Spinova orthoses, Spinova Immo
Plus has a modular construction and can be
dismantled bit by bit. What else do the new
orthoses offer that other back orthoses can't?
Prof. Haaker:
In most cases, our spine pa-
tients require stabilization and delordosing.
The new orthoses produce their effect with
pinpoint precision thanks to a special ten-
sioning strap system, which is attached to
the back setting device in variable positions.
The system is individually adjustable, which
is unique. The new tensioning strapping
enables a high, segment-specific exertion of
force, and this can be reproduced too. Cor-
rections are only necessary in extremely rare
cases, so there is a high level of therapeutic
What is important in the case of fusion opera-
Prof. Haaker:
I would not like everything
to be concentrated on the metal implant in
the immediate post-operative phase. After
all, there are massive mechanical forces
involved, which impact on the new surgi-
cal construction. Particularly in the case of
aging patients, we worry whether the bones
will hold. So if I have an orthosis from the
Spinova range at my disposal that can pre-
vent harmful rotating movements, offers ex-
cellent wearing comfort and is not too bulky,
both the patient and I will be happy. After
six weeks the orthosis can be dismantled and
the patient mobilized, because the bone will
have built up by then. After three months of
wearing the orthosis, the patient will have
reached a good level of stability.
How do you treat the large number of inter-
vertebral disk patients?
Prof. Haaker:
They, too, were and still are
being treated with orthoses during post-
operative therapy. However, 15 percent of
our patients still receive purely conserva-
tive treatment. It is worth noting that we
normally have some intervertebral disk pa-
tients, about three to five percent, for whom
surgery appears to be indicated, primarily
those with neurological deficits. But we only
resort to surgery when all multi-modal ther-
apeutic approaches, which include orthoses,
have been exhausted. In general, however, I
always opt for conservative treatment before
surgical intervention, and in these cases in
particular I think the Spinova orthoses are a
good choice.
Prof. Rolf Haaker helped develop the Spinova range.
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The Richard S. Dinner Center for Jewish Studies at the Graduate Theological Union and the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies are pleased to announce the establishment of a new fellowship for students pursuing an M.A. in Jewish Studies at the GTU, with supplementary studies at the Pardes Institute in Jerusalem. Such a fellowship would allow students to take full advantage of the resources at both institutions and inaugurate a collaboration for the mutual benefit of the students, faculty and community at the GTU and at Pardes.
Fellowship Terms for 2016-2017
The Berkeley Jerusalem fellowship covers tuition for up to 24 units taken in the academic year 2016-17. The fellowship also provides funds for a term of study at the Pardes Institute in Jerusalem. Fellows may choose the five-week summer program or the semester program. Fellows receive additional funding for travel expenses and language study.
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Studies at the GTU and Pardes Institute allow students to combine critical approaches to Jewish history and literature with classical rabbinic literacy. Please describe how this combination of academic and rabbinic studies will contribute to your long-term goals. (500 words).
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The Untold Secrets About The Philosophy Of Life
Each one of us has different philosophies about life. These philosophies are usually influenced by our culture, upbringing and even the beliefs of our ancestors. While it is not commonly discussed, a person's philosophy is his guide towards understanding life. Someone may not be able to answer what his philosophy is but observing his ways, actions and the way he talks or deals with problems will definitely show you what type of person he is and what his philosophies are. But before we move on further in this article, let us define some concepts first:
What Is Philosophy?
Philosophy is an academic discipline that deals with the understanding of reality, knowledge and one's existence. It is a deeper search for knowledge about many facets of life using a more straight-forward and less emotional approach with the use of reason and theoretical ideas.
What Is Philosophy Of Life?
As mentioned earlier, each person can have different philosophies of life and different aspects of life like education, parenting, religion, politics and building relationships with other people. These philosophies guide us through life. If you search online or even spend time in libraries, you will find that there are many materials about philosophy. There are a lot of books on philosophy of life as well as philosophy of life essay that you can even relate to. You may also encounter philosophy books about pioneer philosophers like Socrates and Plato. You may notice that early philosophers are mostly Greeks. In fact, philosophy itself was born in Greece.
Socrates philosophy on life is a famous discussion among modern philosophers and even in colleges. Some books about the Greek philosopher are used as course readings in many universities across the globe. For instance, one of Socrates' philosophies is to never do someone wrong even if that person has wronged you. Another is his deep respect for the state. Just like Socrates, even people of history and the modern age have clung to various philosophies like the following:
• John Locke
John Locke is considered the Father of Liberalism. He has always believed that a person has rights specifically to live, be free and to own material possessions.
• Thomas Aquinas
He is considered as a religious philosopher and famous for proving the existence of God through his argument that everything has a beginning and an end. Many of his philosophies have been the foundation of Christianity which is being observed even up to this day.
• Confucius
One of the most famous philosophers of all time, Chinese philosopher Confucius has coined the Golden Rule, claiming that what you do unto others will most likely be done to you, thus, you should not do to others whatever it is that you don't want done unto you. To this day, the Golden Rule has been adopted to be the philosophy behind karma.
• Adam Smith
Known as the Father of Modern Economics, Adam Smith is behind the idea of free markets. In his free market economy philosophy, Adam Smith has advocated that market prices must be influenced by sellers and buyers according to supply and demand not with the intervention of the government.
There are so many more philosophers who have stood out throughout history with their famous beliefs and guiding principles. Likewise you can also check out these life-guiding principles on various aspects like:
• Love
According to Plato, love does want nothing other than good for someone. This kind of love leans toward unconditional love just like what a mother can give her child. Even Greek philosophers have categorized love according to nature as Eros, Philia and Agape.
• Honesty
Benjamin Franklin once coined, "Honesty is the best policy." This means that you don't need any rules or policy in a particular setting or society when everyone is honest. Who needs rules and law when everyone is accountable?
• Education
Jean Jacques Rousseau once said that we are born unequipped and lacking in everything. Everything we need when we become adults was provided by education.
• Belief
Even the famous religious icon Buddha advised to not believe in anything anyone tells you or anything you read unless it coincides with your beliefs and reasons.
• Death
A famous quote that says, Death is certain; life is not, is a common view among many philosophers. Philosophy is grounded in reason and fact. Death in effect is one's end or finality.
• Success
Oprah Winfrey once said, "In life, you get what you have courage to ask for." This means that success or anything that you want to achieve will only be realized if you "ask" for it. Success cannot be earned without hard work.
• Dreams and Age
The wise Aristotle believed that age doesn't limit someone's ability to dream anything.
• Life
Friedrich Nietzsche's famous philosophy about life is well crafted into this quote, "He who has a "why" to live can bear almost any "how"." This means that discovering a reason for living will get you through life no matter how difficult it will get.


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More TED Talks For Your Listening / Viewing Pleasure
This week I'm throwing in a few of my favorite TED talks with no apparent theme. I like them each for different reasons. I'll get right to it; here are some TED talks I've found interesting; check them out via these links or directly on itconversations.com.
- First, "Classical Music With Shining Eyes", a talk delivered by Benjamin Zander. He spends about 18 minutes talking about the beauty of classical music, and he does a good job of doing it. But what I really found interesting about his talk was the notion that nobody is tone deaf, that if you can hear emotion in a person's voice (for example, can you tell by the sound of your mother's voice if she's angry with you?), you can hear different tones in music. He's right; it's called "prosody". Also, he's just plain good at explaining a few things to listen for in classical music.
- Second,Ursus Wehrli presents his ideas on "Tidying Up Art". He's from Switzerland, and as such claims that he's all about tidiness, and just sees too much clutter in classical art. 15 minutes of laugher ensues; the gag is a lot of fun to watch, and he's a charming comedian.
- Finally for today, "A surprising parable of foie gras" by a guy named Dan Barber, to whom I'll return in a future blog post. This is a 20-minute talk in which Barber tells the story of a farmer in Spain who makes the best foie gras in the world, using techniques that are much more kind to the geese he raises, and much better than corporate farming techniques use. Barber is a good storyteller. If you like reading or hearing Michael Pollan talk about food and plants, I think you'll really enjoy this podcast.
As always, I'm looking for new podcasts and stories to listen to. So if you've got suggestions, post them in the comments of this blog post and share them with everybody! Meanwhile, I hope you check out these podcasts and hope you enjoy them as much as I did. There are a lot of other TED talks I've watched and listened to and enjoyed much less than this; I hope my personal highlights are working for you.
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The name of this gem of chess insight is Baroque Chess by Richard Wincor. Mr. Wincor is not (or was not...deceased?? ) a chess master, but an earnest enthusiast of the game as are most members of this site.
However, Mr. Wincor was obviously a profound thinker when it came to chess.
His whole thesis of "Baroque Chess" is that the average player is wasting time and energy in playing "book openings" such as The Ruy Lopez or Queens Gambit.
Likewise for black, playing book defenses against the aforesaid openings is an exercise in frustration. It's not that the average player is too good for book openings...the book openings are too good for the average player! Only a master really knows how to handle them.
Therefore Mr. Wincor advises a "Baroque" approach to chess. Using openings and defenses that are bizarre ?? offbeat, yet sound enough to give the player solid equality in openings or defenses.
For white Wincor advises The Dutch Stonewall, The KIA starting with 1. d3.Or 1. d3 followed by 2. f4 (Balough's Defense reversed). For black he recommends either 1. ..d6 or 1. ..c6 sneaking into the Old Indian Defense as favored by Nimzovitch, tartakower and Bronstein.
With a new found appreciation i have found this book a treasure trove of insight and fresh chessic outlook that has given me greater pleasure with lesser tension in my openings and defenses, not to mention victories.
I highly recommend Baroque Chess Openings by Richard Wincor.
It was a great book. I lost my copy of it and haven't been able to find another.
I opened this topic thinking it was going to be about the little-known chess variant usually known as Baroque Chess.
That was kind of funny. We are encouraged not to play book openings in the fourth paragraph, then encouraged to play book openings in the seventh. Which is it?
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The Steelers didn't play anything close to a good game Saturday. In fact, the game had all the look and feel of their loss to the New England Patriots in the 2001 AFC Championship game.
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There aren't too many safeties you can say that about.
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That's 19 consecutive field goals Reed has now made, including two against the Jets.
Reed is kicking as well as anyone in the league right now and has solved those tricky Heinz Field conditions.
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|Ducks and the risk of avian influenza in Portugal
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|Patos e o risco de influenza aviária em Portugal
|Fabião, António
Rodrigues, David
Figueiredo, Maria Ester
Encarnação, Vitor
avian influenza
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|SPEA - Sociedade Portuguesa para o estudo das aves
|"Airo". 16 (2006) 69-74
|The outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza of the H5N1 virus subtype in Western European countries induced the fear that it could reach Portugal through wild bird migration. Ducks, geese and swans are some of the bird groups with higher prevalence of influenza virus that might be vectors of virus dissemination, considering the existing studies on low pathogenic subtypes that are common in nature (Olsen et al. 2006), and also occur in Portugal (D. Rodrigues et al., unpublished data). Although swans do not occur frequently in Portugal and geese are mostly restricted to Tagus River Estuary Nature Reserve (e.g. Farinha & Costa 1999), ducks are common in Portugal and mostly concentrated on wetlands near the coast (Costa & Guedes 1997), and wintering Aythya duck species are much less numerous than wintering Anas species (e.g. Costa & Guedes 1997). The Portuguese total wintering duck population (Costa & Guedes 1997) is relatively small when compared to the total European population (Scott & Rose 1996), probably due to the location of the country on the South-West limit of the distribution for most of the species (Scott & Rose 1996). However, given the recent occurrence of outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza of the H5N1 subtype in France, Germany, Scotland, Denmark, Sweden and Poland (OIE 2006), there is a risk that outbreaks may also occur in Portugal. In this paper, we aim to discuss the possibility of avian influenza occurrence in Portugal, under the assumptions that outbreaks will persist, will occur new ones or the virus will become endemic on the above mentioned countries and that ducks will be vectors of the virus
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Reminds me of the Lone Ranger when he would say to Tonto, "Now here's my plan………." Then the scene would fade out……………..
(adding to doublepaw's comments)…and Tonto would get the snot beaten of him…lol
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Yes every time the Lone Ranger told Tonto "You go to town" Tonto would end up beaten senseless and bound up. Seems he would have figured this out after a while……………..
but remember the time they were surrounded by Indians and the Lone Ranger said, this looks like it's it, we are surrounded. and Tonto said, what do you mean "we" kemosobee?
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The Ministry of Justice has confirmed that it will continue to fight challenges to the tender process for new criminal legal aid contracts following speculation that it is planning to abandon plans for a two-tier contracting regime.
A judicial review, sought by the Fair Crime Contracts Alliance, will open on 7 April, and is expected to last seven days.
A hearing into more than 100 individual procurement law challenges, sought in accordance with part 7 of the Civil Procedure Rules, will begin on 3 May and is expected to finish on 16 May.
Rumours emerged over the weekend on Twitter that the court action would cease this week.
However, when asked if the ministry was seeking to resolve the litigation ahead of the JR and part 7 hearings, and abandon its two-tier contracting plans, a spokesperson told the Gazette: 'We are defending the legal challenges to the procurement process.'
Zoe Gascoyne, chair of the Criminal Law Solicitors' Association, also issued an update on the association's website after speaking to the ministry.
Gascoyne said: 'The CLSA and London Criminal Courts Solicitors' Association recognise that the profession has been through a prolonged period of uncertainty and, as a result of the speculation over the continuation of two-tier [contracts] have spoken directly with the MoJ today.
'The MoJ confirm that no decision has been made to stop two-tier. As it stands they are continuing with plans for two-tier and will proceed to roll it out in those areas not subject to litigation on 1 April. They have confirmed that they will continue to defend the litigation.'
The Law Society this evening called on the ministry and the Legal Aid Agency to issue an 'urgent public statement' to provide certainty for all involved in the procurement process.
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Stephen Larcombe19 January 2016 12:56 pm...just like when the Big Firm Group etc met and said 'lets postpone the strike and show a bit of professionalism' under assurances that their tenders will all (just about) be accepted. Unfortunately, one of the BFG did not get its own way so started rattling some cages.
If we stand together and steady...the government should really fold first but as you say...who will blink first?
With the continuous attack on professionalism solicitors need to learn fast that a cynical government only respects strength
Countless capitulations and naïveté on a reckless scale has left a perception of weakness.
We must mimic the robust approach of the junior doctors. and win the political arguments for a strong independent legal profession processing the Rule Of Law
"The real issue is the rates of pay. They are too low to sustain practice."
The 2T system was based on consolidation of the market to enable the successful bidders to survive on reduced rates. However work throughout the country has fallen off a cliff so the value of each contract in each area is not what it was. By the time this is all sorted out many firms will be out of business regardless of the outcome of the judicial review and part 7 appeal. The larger firms are more at risk than the smaller ones. They employed all those extra bodies, took out loans and geared up for being handed a contract on a plate. As a smaller firm we have no loans/mortgage or large wage bills etc.
Let's not pretend that our profession is going to strike and is anything but a paper tiger. We had numerous opportunities to fight over the years and did not do so. We just hoped that someone would do it for us. I say that as someone who did join every strike going only to find little support and none from other branches of our profession who are now in the process of being picked off one at a time.
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Malaysia: Islamic political party members to protest against Elton John concert
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Words fail me!
He is going there to perform, it is not like he is going to start pimping out members of the audience.
"This is one of the measures we intend to check social ills in the country."
They obviously don't have any REAL social ills then? Amazing how a pop concert can take up so much of their time.
Hedonism was the official reason. Actually, Malaysians are bigger fans of Madonna and they didn't appreciate Elton's snippy snide asides a few weeks ago about the girl from Bay City, MI.
I think Elton should show up in a burka eating ful mudammas. But you better not light any more candles in the breaking wind he calls a voice.
Although I would never visit a country with such homophobic laws, I do support people of influence, like pop stars, going there. This will show how ridicules their laws really are.
PN is fast becoming religious bigot watch. Would anyone still deny the link between religion and bigotry?
Yes, aged, multi award winning, establishment pop star with a husband and baby at home singing songs like Made In England and Hakuna Matata is bound to drag the youth of Malaysia into vice. Muslims, keep and eye on that scoundrel. He's a dangerous influence.
[..]"which the party claims, could have a bad impact on young Malaysians"[..]
Yes, go on, wrap them in cotton wool, that will make them wonderfully balanced people.
Couldn't he buy Malaysia?
It would be interesting to know if Sir Elton's partner, David Furnish has been allowed to accompany him in Malaysia. When Ben Bradshaw visited that country some years ago he had to leave his partner, Neal Dalgleish, at home as the Malaysian authorities would not allow them to visit the country together. It is unfortunate that Malaysia in spite of two fifths of their population being non-Muslims have to obsess themselves with outdated views that are more associated with many Middle-Eastern countries.
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Earlier this summer Al Altmaier (left above), a mechanical engineering student and EMS employee, said to his boss that the shop's welding equipment was wearing out, no parts were available locally, and it was obsolete 20 years ago. Doug Eltoft asked Al to do some research and propose what new welding equipment he should purchase. Al spent a few days learning about the various welding equipment available and local support for any purchase. He proposed buying welders from Lincoln Electric because another employee in the EMS has experience with those welders and there is a local dealership to can supply replacement parts and repairs, if necessary. In addition the TIG 375 has the best current options and duty cycle. Al also suggested getting a portable welder, a new piece of equipment for EMS. Besides being portable, that welder can run with a 100' extension cord plugged into a free 20 amp circuit.
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