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Is arbitration the last nail in the coffin for litigation? At a recent Lincoln's Inn soirée one judge voiced his concerns to The Lawyer that the increase in arbitration and other forms of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is beginning to threaten the development of English law.
The judge said: "We're seeing a huge decline in the number of cases going through the courts and I can foresee that there will come a point when we'll no longer be able to rely on English law."
Or is he being too pessimistic? Herbert Smith litigation partner Tim Parkes takes a longer view. New law is not yet threatened, he says, adding: "Well, maybe if the trend for arbitration continues for another 100 years or so."
With arbitration often taking place behind closed doors, there is no real way to know exactly how many cases are now being kept out of the courts. However, a report published by the International Dispute Resolution Centre (IDRC) estimates that, in the UK, there could be anywhere between 5,000 and 10,000 arbitrations annually.
Maritime law also gives a snapshot of what is happening to litigation. In maritime alone it is believed that more than 2,000 arbitrations take place annually, while only 973 claims forms were issued at the Commercial Court and Admiralty Court in 2005, a 12 per cent drop on the previous year.
Meanwhile, the latest figures from the London Centre for International Arbitration (LCIA) reveal that the centre, which is just off Fleet Street, has seen an increase in casework referrals of more than 35 per cent on the previous year.
Robert Englehart QC of Blackstone Chambers, who believes the end of English case law is "a bit of a doomsday scenario", says that, with statistics like these, he can see why some may believe case law is under threat.
"In the old days – 20-30 years ago – the ability to appeal arbitration rulings was much more readily available, thus bringing in much case law," says Englehart. "But since the Arbitration Act 1996, the possibility to appeal is small, so in that sense I can understand why some see the development of the English law suffering if arbitration and other ADRs continue to increase in volume – but it would have to be a much higher volume than it is now."
The act that Englehart refers to came into effect a decade ago following Lord Woolf recommending a shake-up in the world of dispute resolution by avoiding "slow, expensive and unpredictable" litigation in favour of ADRs.
Since then, as the statistics show, the legal profession has seen a litigation slowdown as it is shunned in favour of other forms of resolution, namely arbitration and other ADRs.
Another major factor is the effect of the collapse of the UK's two longest-ever trials – BCCI and Equitable Life – as clients simply feel that the possible monetary losses are just not worth it.
The Olympic Delivery Authority is already in talks to devise an ADR strategy in anticipation of a flood of challenges over the infrastructure for the 2012 Olympic Games.
But as Hew Dundas, the president of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, explains, interested parties will always run test cases, so English law will continue to develop.
"My experience in commerce is that few users of arbitration want to be – and therefore pay for a test case – in the House of Lords and the notion of lack of development comes from the lawyers and the judiciary, not from arbitrators or users," he says.
The change in consumer focus, however, has led chambers and law firms to look at how they can strengthen their arbitration and ADR services.
Brick Court Chambers strengthened its arbitration capabilities with the hire of door tenant Klaus Reichert, who moved from Littleton Chambers, while commercial set 3 Verulam Buildings' expansion into Old Square Chambers' former home has enabled it to introduce an arbitration suite.
US firm Shearman & Sterling has moved arbitration partner David Reed from his Paris base to London to start a practice in the UK, as the firm sees this as a growth area in the coming years.
Reed says the UK legal profession needs to take heed of what has happened in other countries where arbitration has been the preferred choice for decades. He says that there have been difficulties in some jurisdictions because of the lack of development in case law.
But he adds: "A relatively recent development shows the courts as having a much more supportive attitude to arbitration. This was illustrated by last month's Court of Appeal decision in Fiona Trust & Holding Corporation v Privalov [2006], which endorsed the crucial principles of separability of arbitration agreement and Kompetenz-Kompetenz."
So clearly the courts currently do not endorse the view that arbitration is going to kill litigation – and are in fact willing to push for more use of it.
The result is more traffic coming through London as groups such as the LCIA market themselves as the strong alternative to the International Chamber of Commerce's (ICC) International Court of Arbitration in Paris.
The LCIA initially managed to steal work from the ICC when it was first founded, but as a result of increasing costs (80 per cent of which go to lawyers), the rate at which ICC-loyal companies have defected to the LCIA has allegedly dwindled.
London, however, does appear to be winning the new players on the market, not least because most IPO deals hold English arbitration clauses. The capital also dominates the maritime and commodities arbitration sectors.
Reed says English arbitration clauses are currently favoured in international contracts, which is why more work is coming London's way.
"London does also offer some unique advantages: the sophistication and reach of the English law firms, the technical excellence and forensic skills of the English bar and the first-rate facilities at the IDRC, to name but three," he says.
On the whole it is clear that arbitration is trouncing litigation as the favoured form of dispute resolution. Englehart says: "Privacy and informality are at the heart of what makes arbitration so attractive."
But English law can sigh with relief, as litigation is here to stay – well, as Parkes puts it, at least for the next 100 years.


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Jen was our wonderful, fearless Okinawa Hai Society Ning forum leader for several years. She recently PCS'd away from her beloved Okinawa and wanted to share a last post with us!
45 more sunrises
45 more days to see the island
45 more mornings of sitting in traffic on 58
45 more lunches with friends
45 more afternoons of warm ocean breezes
45 more walks along the beach
45 more days in my cramped apartment
45 more evenings to watch the waves from my balcony
45 more sunsets
45 more nights to count the stars and say goodbye
The other morning I finally heard the words I've been dreading for the past three and a half years. I am officially leaving Okinawa. My time here and this chapter in my life has finally drawn to a close. I am inexpressibly distraught. Although time may heal all wounds, I feel that, though healed, there may be a scar on my heart that looks suspiciously like this island. Yes, life here has many hurdles and frustrations, but this island has given me so much more than I have given it.
Moving out here, as most of us do, I left all of my friends and family and the life I had known behind. Everything familiar was an ocean and a continent away. At first, it is hard, really hard – lets not pretend about that. How many of us have gotten out of bed on our first mornings here, gone outside and thought to ourselves, "Omg, what have I done?" As if it was ever, realistically, up to us in the first place?
Sometimes, though, that far separation can be a good thing. I come from a family with some very strong ideas about who I should be and what goals I should strive for in life. Ideas like job stability and raises and career advancement and benefits and 401Ks and home ownership and investments and 9-5. Ideas that really, I didn't care much about. Not to say they aren't important, but it took moving out here and being away from all of my previous life to get it through my stubborn head and to see clearly that I wanted other things out of my life. Thank you Okinawa.
I know I will never have the material assets that the rest of my family has – I'll never be able to measure my successes in life in such concrete ways as they are able to, but I will never again feel like my life has been less richly rewarded because of it. My brother probably has close to a million dollars, all added up – all I really have are a lot of photographs – and I don't even have a million of those. But would I ever trade places? Not in a million years. I have the memories and experiences of one thousand two hundred seventy-seven challenging, enchanting, rewarding, enriching, delighting, frustrating, bewildering, unregrettable days.
In my time here, the island has given me myself, and that is a truly awesome gift. It has become my home like no place I have ever lived has. Many of us are asked the seemingly straight-forward question of, "Where are you from?" only to stall for a moment and begin with something along the lines of, "Well, you see . . . ." Clearly this was about to be a longer answer than the asker had anticipated. They might rephrase and ask, "Well, where is home?" I would never have the delusion to say that I was from Okinawa, that would be absurd. But, I would say this is my home. This is where my heart is. I must pack up my life (again) and leave it behind, likely never to return. That makes for a heavy heart indeed.
I have been here long enough that most of the friends I have made have already left, most of the rest are leaving this summer. That is the unavoidable flow of life and relationships when you're affiliated with the military. Either you pack up and move, or they beat you to it.
This is also the only home my daughter has really known. She has never known a life in which you couldn't walk to the beach from school or see the ocean every day. A country in which all meals are not served with rice is a foreign land to her. When we get lunch at Family Mart and I wrap up her onigiri in the seaweed wrapper she asks me, "Mommy, can I have your nori too?" I'm not a fan of that much seaweed in one sitting so I happily share mine with her. She stuffs the whole thing in her mouth in one bite.
When I talked to my husband on Skype the other morning and he told me the news, he could not understand why I was so upset. He was thrilled with his new assignment – had been trying for it for about two years now. I had expected this news to come along much sooner in my life and have stayed here much longer than expected. Even from the start I knew my days were numbered. Now, I have that number.
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Wonderful clarity !! I've lived in Japan for 24 yrs by choice! Friends and family often ask me " What on earth keeps you there?? " I'm from Vancouver which is considered a pretty good place to live.
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A toast to Sachin Tendulkar
As the country celebrated the first anniversary of India's World Cup triumph on 02 April 2011, batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar tweeted - "Time flies but memories last forever". This emotion expressed by Sachin in many ways encapsulates my emotions about the little champion, his batting genius and his persona. Time will pass by, Sachin will retire one day and we will be left with replays of his batting to watch on television and articles and books to read about him, but the memories that the cricketing legend has bestowed on us will last a lifetime. Every innings that I could watch (though sadly I missed some) will be imprinted in my memory forever. So all I want to say to him is – THANK YOU.
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Lot of Sachin baiters said a lot of uncomplimentary things about him when he went without scoring a century in 33 innings since the 2011 World Cup. But his detractors had no impact on a rock-solid fan like me. I never once doubted his commitment to the game and his ability to prove everyone wrong as he had done in the past. This is not the first time that his critics were gunning for him. He has fought his injuries and bad form with grit and determination and has always let his bat do the talking. Remember, by the time Tendulkar played in the 2007 World Cup, many were sure that it would his last outing at the event. But we all know what happened in the ensuing years and the rest is history.
Yes, 2007 was a bad year for Sachin but from 2008 to 2010 it was vintage Sachin at his best who scored prolifically. He was named ICC's cricketer of the year in 2010 and also returned to number one spot in ICC Test rankings.
Having said that, I must accept that at times it did frustrate me to see Sachin struggle during the past year and get out after getting a start. The feelings are best described by Sachin's coach and mentor Ramakant Achrekar when he told a reporter after Tendulkar's 100 in Bangladesh - "Sachin failing again and again was difficult to understand. I would get tensed and my mood would sour every time he was dismissed." When analysts of the game and former players started the talk that Sachin must call it quits, I too asked myself this question – was it time for him to bid adieu to the game that he loves so much, at least in the ODIs. And however much I would like him to continue forever, I did feel at times that he should not continue in the 50 over format. But never once did I doubt his place in the Tests. Also, I gave him the benefit of doubt when he decided to pick and choose to play in the ODIs telling myself that there must be a reason to it.
So does that make me an irrational and die-hard fan of Sachin Tendulkar who thinks that he can do no wrong? Maybe yes. Nonetheless, neither do I feel guilty about it nor do I think I am in the wrong. I simply don't care. For me he is a genius whose batting has been sublime to watch. Feelings of admiration, liking and love are more often than not spontaneous. You meet two people who may be more or less the same but you become friends with one. There may be two actors who may be equally talented but you develop a soft corner for one. And there may be two sportsperson of probably the same stature but you start following one. Some things in life cannot be explained. Just as some of my friends can't understand my partiality for Sachin, the same way I cannot understand their criticism of him. And anyways, in the confines of my home, I have the freedom of choice to watch what I want to watch on television and follow whom I want to. As the French philosopher Voltaire said - "Appreciation is a wonderful thing. It makes what is excellent in others belong to us as well." Yes, I feel just like many in this country feel that Sachin belongs to me and all that is good in him belongs to me too.
No one is saying that Sachin should be playing forever but he can and must play till he is as good as others if not better. Why should his place be questioned in the team just because he has reached a certain age? Sachin has the legitimate right to fight for a place in the team as much as others. The young should be given a chance but no team wins just because of young blood. A good team all over the world is one which strikes a fine balance between the young and the experienced. Also, the young need to prove themselves. How many of our generation-next cricketers have been able to impress and be consistent in recent times? But that is a matter of another debate. And if someone wants to take Sachin's place in the national side then he will have to earn it. Just as Sachin after serving the country for more than two decades has earned the right to decide when he will retire.
Various aspects of the game of cricket may be analysed threadbare by experts, day in and day out - batting technique, bowling actions, various shots, weaknesses and strengths of various players and so on. But at the end of the day for many it is simply a game about the ball being hit by a bat. And the joy of watching Sachin hit the ball with the bat has surpassed all other cricketers that I have watched, even though I have admired the likes of Rahul Dravid and Sourav Ganguly.
Many say that Sachin is not a big match player and he does not stand up and deliver when it matters most. But I say that for years the onus to score and perform was virtually on Sachin's shoulders. Till he was batting everything used to be fine, but all hell broke loose the moment he got out. Remember the fighting 136 against Pakistan in Chennai on 28 January 1999 that he scored with an excruciating back pain – ranked by critics as one of the greatest Test knocks ever. The whole team let Sachin down when they lost to our neighbours by 12 runs after he got out. It is said that Sachin cried that day and the whole nation cried with him.
Or the 175 that he slammed in 2009 in an ODI against Australia in Hyderabad (100 in 81 balls) – the rest of the batsmen caved in after Sachin got out and we lost a match which we should have won. Or the 2011 World Cup match against South Africa at Nagpur where Sachin scored his 99th century with a strike rate of over 100 and once again after he returned to the pavilion, the rest of the team frittered away the good work done by him. But when Sachin scored 114 in 147 balls against Bangladesh in the recently concluded Asia Cup, there were many who blamed him for India's loss against the minnows forgetting the contribution of the bowlers. Tendulkar once rightly said, "If one man is representing India in cricket, then yes, blame that person when things go wrong. But it doesn't always happen according to plan."
The burden and the scrutiny on Sachin has been so intense that the usually reticent man finally could not hold back his emotions after scoring his hundredth 100 and told the media, "I am not God, I am Sachin Tendulkar." He also added sarcastically, "My critics haven't taught me my cricket." It is times like these that you realise that the man is human too. When he said - "I felt that even after 22 years, the cricket God was testing me over the last one year. I will be honest, I was frustrated at times but I never gave up" – we fans could almost feel his pain.
He also said, "There is no doubt the 100th hundred was the most difficult to get. I really don't know why but it was - may be because it turned into a national obsession. May be because I wasn't able to escape talk of the 100th hundred and it was affecting me at a subconscious level. May be God was trying me harder." Come on guys, give Sachin a break, enjoy his cricket and thank God that he was born an Indian.
Sachin has had the guts to accept his failures in the past and has not shied away from his shortcomings. A case in point is the time when he accepted that he could not deal with the pressures of captaincy and it had started affecting his game. He was honest about it and passed on the mantle to Sourav Ganguly who he thought could do a better job. One day just as honestly and courageously he will walk away from the 22 yards when he realises that the time is right to do so.
To Sachin baiters I would also say - credit the man with a little bit of intelligence and pride. The man who has conducted himself impeccably on and off the field will never drag on and force himself in the team the day he realises that his time is up. That day he will quietly walk into the sunset with his head held high albeit I am sure with tears in his eyes. He did say recently that the day he feels "a little less passion" when going out to bat for India he will "give up the game".
For me the best statement that Sachin has made in his entire life was when he pointed at the national emblem on the helmet with the handle of his bat looking towards the dressing room after scoring his hundredth 100 at Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur. Yes Sachin, we know that every run that you scored, every shot that you hit, every half-century that you reached, every hundred that you slammed, every catch that you held and every wicket that you took has been for India. And if this does not shut-up your critics then nothing will. So just ignore them and get on with the game. As Sourav Ganguly said in one of his columns, "The tricolour is still imprinted on his helmet and I am sure, it will be there for a few more years."
In the same column Ganguly called the master blaster 'Chotu Babu' which he said meant the 'Special One' in Bengali. Yes, there will be the likes of Virat Kohlis who will wear the India cap in future, yes, the old order will give way to the new and yes, the game of cricket will go on. But what will not be is the fact that there will never be another Sachin, just as there never was another Don Bradman. And when I say this, I also say with pride that I wear my patriotism on my sleeves. I celebrate when India wins and I cry when India loses. But Sachin's presence made the Indian team a wee bit more special.
Postscript: From being a ball boy during the 1987 World Cup semi-final between India and England to scoring his first century in 1990 at Manchester in England to reaching the milestone of 100 centuries, it has been a long and memorable journey for Sachin. And it has been memorable for all of us who have been a part of that journey. So Sachin, thank you for this and much more that is yet to come. For me, the memories will last a lifetime.
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Opportunity International Bank of Malawi (OIBM) will be taking part in the GMW 2017 celebrations mainly through secondary school visits for financial literacy and capability sessions. As another way of raising financial awareness, the bank will host students at the bank to show them the banking processes.
2016 Malawi Global Money Week
Malawi has been commemorating Global Money Week since the initiative was first launched five years ago. The Reserve Bank of Malawi led this year's GMW celebrations by organizing a number of financial education activities including "Open Days" and an educational visits to the Malawi Stock Exchange. The Malawi Stock Exchange also held an "Open Day" for students during the Week, which provided them with the opportunity to better understand how the exchange functions. Personnel at the stock exchange provided insight into their daily operations and answered questions from the students. The stock exchange also organized a ceremonial "Ring the Bell" event for the students to commence the start of trading during their visit.
The Reserve Bank of Malawi coordinated a number of other activities that were organized by its stakeholders and partners throughout the country. For example, financial literacy workshops as well as radio and television talk show programs took place during the Week.
2015 Malawi Global Money Week
Malawi joined the rest of the world in celebrating the Global Money Week under the theme 'Save Today. Safe Tomorrow'. The Director of Microfinance and Capital Markets Supervision at the Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) launched the week in Blantyre, emphasizing the need for Malawian youth to be financially literate. As part of the launch students from Ndirande Hill Secondary School toured the Blantyre Branch of RBM. The students also attended lectures on budgeting as well as other money related issues.
RBM in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Malawi Institute of Education have integrated financial literacy curriculum topic in eight subjects at the secondary school levels. This curriculum is expected to be piloted in the country by September 2015. The subjects include Agriculture, English, Chichewa, Home Economics, Business Studies, Life Skills, Mathematics and Social Studies.
Opportunity International Bank of Malawi (OIBM) also commemorated Global Money Week with fun and educative activities. The activities included football and netball tournaments, dance and theatre performances, financial literacy meetings, bank visits as well as account opening for youngsters. OIBM placed particular attention on females to increase their participation in their formal financial sector.
OIBM's agenda for the 2015 Global Money Week was specially designed to reach out to young people, especially females. The Bank engaged them in interactive sessions on the financial sector, informing them about money and what happens to it when it is at the bank. OIBM during the week sought to bring out the energy in young girls and eventually see them taking a center role in financial inclusion issues. The climax of OIBM's Global Money Week celebration was a "Global Money Week Open Day" on March 17. This event brought on board young people from all circles, schools, communities, youth service organizations. These youngsters were provided the opportunity to open accounts with the Bank and listen to motivational talks from bank officials.
2014 Malawi Global Money Week
During Global Money Week, the Malawian government called upon all young people to develop a culture of saving and investment through a media campaign. This savings campaign, spearheaded by the Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM), was run on television, radio and newspapers. Due to the interest in the campaign shown by the youth, Cecoyode Malawi intends to sustain the campaign, with slight realignments in order to target youths in schools. The media campaign was kicked off by a general press release that informed the public of Malawi's participation in Global Money Week. Throughout the week, the government issued daily press releases themed on budgeting, saving, opening and maintaining a bank account, how to use an ATM, how and when to use a check book, investing, understanding financial fraud, how to determine counterfeit money, and how to lodge a complaint against a financial institution. On 10th March, there was an educational visit to the Central Bank. Students learnt about the role of the bank and how it executes its roles. This was achieved through a guided tour of the Central Bank, an address by the Deputy Governor, and presentations which were given by senior Central Bank Officers. On the 11th and 13th March Children's Talk Show program was aired on television. Children were engaged in a debate on how they want to manage their finances for economic and personal development. The talk show program was pre-recorded live on 7th March.
Financial lessons were given on the 12th March where the organizing team visited a learning institution to talk to teachers and students on financial education related matters.The highlight of the week was a visit to Malawi Stock Exchange on 14th March. Children watched a presentation on the operations of the Malawi Stock Exchange and they had the opportunity to ring the bell to mark the beginning of the day's trading activities. After the Malawi Stock Exchange, children visited one of the major commercial banks to learn about the banking products and services and how they can develop a career with the banking industry.
Opportunity Bank Malawi employees enjoyed teaching primary school children about financial education during Global Money Week. Students visited 3 Opportunity Bank of Malawi branches. Malawian youth were invited to visit a selection of Premium Trust Bank branches to learn about the inner workings of a bank and what happens to their money when they open an account. On the 11th and 12th March, the bank employees held workshops, lessons and a quiz in primary and secondary schools at various schools and community centers.


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Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has proved beneficial for presenting anatomy for regional anaesthesia and to demonstrate spread of local anaesthetic.
A new axillary plexus block with a triple injection (1), combining a short axillary catheter method with a transarterial axillary block, is now being evaluated with a 3 Tesla MRI. In this study, the investigators are investigating MR visualisation of three different block techniques and compare the clinical efficacy of the techniques, with the MR findings.
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After obtaining approval of the protocol from the regional ethical committee, 3 x 15 adult patients, scheduled for hand surgery, were included in a randomised, blinded prospective study.
Nerve Block
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Procedure: Active Comparator: Arm 1: catheter injection
Procedure: Active Comparator: Arm 2: transarterial injection
Procedure: Active Comparator: Arm 3: catheter and transarterial injection
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|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Basic Science
|Official Title:
|Axillary Plexus Block in a High Resolution MRI
- Clinical efficacy of the blocks used compared with MRI findings [ Time Frame: One year ]
|Study Start Date:
|January 2009
|Study Completion Date:
|August 2012
|Primary Completion Date:
|February 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Active Comparator: Arm 1: catheter injection
40 ml of LA through the catheter
|Procedure: Active Comparator: Arm 1: catheter injection
Active Comparator: Arm 2: transarterial injection
30 ml deep and 10 ml superficial to the artery
|Procedure: Active Comparator: Arm 2: transarterial injection
Active Comparator: Arm 3: catheter and transarterial injection
20 + 10 ml transarterial block and 10 ml through the catheter
|Procedure: Active Comparator: Arm 3: catheter and transarterial injection
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After obtaining approval of the protocol from the regional ethical committee, 3 x 15 adult patients, scheduled for hand surgery, were included in a randomised, blinded prospective study.
In all patients a short axillary plexus catheter is positioned close to the median nerve using nerve stimulator.
Technique 1 = 40 ml in catheter Technique 2 = 30 ml behind and 10 ml in front of the brachial artery (BA) Technique 3 = 20 ml behind, 10ml in front of the BA and 10 ml in catheter
Clinical High Field MRI (3T) scanner has simplified the recognition of brachial plexus nerves in the axilla. After injection of local anaesthetic (LA), the identification of the nerve structures is nevertheless difficult. When all nerves are surrounded of LA in the axilla (MRI), it seems to be associated with a clinical complete brachial plexus block
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|18 Years to 75 Years (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
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- patients scheduled for hand surgery
- Weight from 50 - 95 kg
- MR compatible, suitable
Exclusion Criteria:
- Neurologic deficit
- Reaction to LA
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01033006
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|Diakonhjemmet Sykehus, University of Oslo
|Study Director:
|Øivind ØK Klaastad, PhD, MD
|Rikshospitalet, Dep. of Anesthesiology, Oslo University Hospital
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|Trygve Kjelstrup, MD, Section manager, Diakonhjemmet Hospital
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01033006 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|December 15, 2009
|Last Updated:
|February 12, 2014
Keywords provided by Trygve Kjelstrup, MD, Diakonhjemmet Hospital:
Peripheral Nerves
Axillary Block
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"Where is she?" I half scream hysterically at the page standing by the open golden doors. He points to the throne room. I run down the corridor, holding my skirts bunched into one hand to I can move faster. Boss and Derek are behind me. The silver doors to the throne room are cracked, and I shove them wide enough for me to fit in, and run across the marble floor to where my mother is laying on the floor, her head in Verlaine's lap.
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I look down at the frail form of my mother, her skin so pale that the veins show beneath her skin. Her breathing is shallow and her eyes move rapidly behind her closed eyelids. I lean down and put my ear over her heart, to see how weakly it's beating, but instead of a heartbeat, I hear something mechanical and whirring. Confused, I pull down the collar of her dress and look at where her heart should be. Gwen's gold and ruby hummingbird in flying in place where my mother's heart should be.
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Sign used in the Enterprise Hostel, it was printed by Commonwealth Hostels Ltd, circa 1970, and has been signed by the General Manager of Commonwealth Hostels Ltd R. Bruce Brown. The sign represents a record of the company's role as a provider of services to both the government and newly arrived migrants.
The Enterprise Migrant Hostel, in Springvale, operated from December 1969 until it was closed on 22 December 1992. Enterprise was managed by Commonwealth Hostels Limited (renamed Commonwealth Accommodation and Catering Services in 1978). Enterprise and other hostels were the first home for many new assisted migrants and refugees, upon arrival in Australia. Migrants were charged for their accommodation and meals according to their income or had their tariffs deducted from their social security benefit until they were able to secure employment. The hostels were designed to assist migrants in establishing a new life in Australia by providing a period of subsidised accommodation, while they secured work and found housing.
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White cardboard sign inserted into a wooden frame with text comprising the Company's Overall Objective printed in blue ink. There are several small holes at the top and bottom edge of the cardboard
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The stories of migrants and the organizations that assisted them comprise a significant part of Australian post-war history. Since World War II, thousands of government-assisted migrants and refugees have experienced arrival and accommodation at the migrant hostels. Yet migrant hostels are an under-documented area of Australia's immigration history - with the exception of Bonegilla Migrant Reception Centre, which was managed by the Department of Immigration. This collection is significant as it contributes to filling the gap in knowledge about the Commonwealth migrant hostels, which were a function of the Department of Labour and National Service. This collection and the accompanying archival documents are a rare find. Items from the migrant hostels were often sold or disposed of by the government soon after they were closed-down. Many migrants have kept photos taken during their stay at the hostels but day-to-day items belonged to the Company and were returned to the hostel upon departure. This collection has the potential enhance collections in cultural institutions such the NSW Powerhouse Museum and Migration Heritage Centre (Villawood [Westbridge] and Cabramatta hostels).
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Commonwealth Hostels Ltd., Greater Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, circa 1970
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Enterprise Hostel, Springvale, Greater Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, circa 1970-1992
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R. Bruce Brown, Australia, circa 1970
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This collection is also accompanied by a small archive consisting of company magazines, financial documents, and material relating to personnel and residents. 'A worthwhile Enterprise: the migrant hostel in Springvale', Exhibition Catalogue, Museum Victoria (2009); Powerhouse Museum website: [Link 1] Migration Heritage Centre website: [Link 2] ; Agency Notes for CA 1649 "Commonwealth Hostels Limited, Central Office", National Archives Australia: [Link 3]
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text: PARSIPPANY, N.J., April 29, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- On the heels of the Company's successful initial public offering of common stock last month, Pinnacle Foods Inc. (NYSE: PF) announced today that its indirect wholly-owned subsidiary, Pinnacle Foods Finance LLC, has completed its previously-announced debt refinancing, in a transaction that will significantly lower its annual interest expense and improve its debt maturity profile. The refinancing was comprised of a new senior secured credit facility, consisting of a $1,630 million term loan due 2020 and a $150 million revolving credit facility due 2018, as well as $350 million aggregate principal amount of 4.875% senior unsecured notes due 2021. Pinnacle Foods is using the proceeds from both the new term loan and senior unsecured notes to: (i) repay its existing term loan; (ii) complete the planned redemption on May 10, 2013 of all $400 million outstanding principal amount of its 8.25% senior unsecured notes due 2017; and (iii) pay all fees and expenses related to the refinancing. Following the completion of the redemption of the 8.25% notes, Pinnacle Foods debt outstanding will total approximately $2.0 billion, with no meaningful maturities until 2020. The Company indicated that annual interest expense savings from the refinancing total approximately $30 million, and one-time fees and expenses associated with the transaction approximate $52 million, including $34 million in fees associated with the early redemption of the 8.25% notes. In addition, annual interest expense savings stemming from IPO-related debt reduction total approximately $50 million. On a cumulative basis, including the benefits of ongoing debt reduction during fiscal 2012 and interest savings from refinancing actions taken in 2012, the Company expects its annualized interest expense, excluding one-time fees and expenses, to decline by approximately $100 million versus 2012. In fiscal 2013, on a pro forma basis, assuming the IPO and the 2013 refinancing occurred as of January 1, 2013, the Company expects its annual interest expense, excluding one-time fees and expenses, to approximate $80 million, versus approximately $180 million of interest expense incurred in fiscal 2012. On a reported basis, excluding one-time fees and expenses, the Company expects its interest expense in fiscal 2013 to total approximately $110 million. Commenting on the announcement, Pinnacle Foods Inc. Executive Vice President and CFO Craig Steeneck stated, "The refinancing we just completed builds on the success of our recent IPO and the refinancing actions we took last year. These transactions, taken together, will dramatically lower our annual interest expense and greatly improve our debt maturity profile. We are pleased with the ongoing support from our banking partners and debt holders, and we believe the enhanced financial flexibility and improvement in our already-strong free cash flow that these transactions have enabled will serve us well for the future." This press release will be furnished as an exhibit to a Current Report on Form 8-K of Pinnacle Foods Inc. that will also contain additional information regarding the refinancing.


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A night of babysitting for a college slacker takes an unexpected turn in this comedy from director David Gordon Green.
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Great location and the room are well equip.
Our 2 bedroom apartment was huge and included a full kitchen, laundry facilities in main bathroom and massive lounge area. Great views over Darling Harbour were also a bonus.
This is my second stay at this hotel, the location is fantastic but the rooms are a lot to be desired. Both times I have had to ask for a different room, I do wonder if you get their worst rooms because you have paid a discount price. On saying that, the staff were very good in finding alternative rooms. The pool is great for kids and adults.
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The future of male sex toys is here, and after lagging behind women's sex aids for decades, there are finally some decent toys worth buying if you're a guy.
Say hello to the revolutionary Pulse II, a toy that has five different vibrating patterns, nine speeds and is waterproof – oh, and has also won awards for it's quality.
The Pulse II isn't like a fleshlight, which is trying to replicate sex with a woman, and acts as a vagina, but more a toy to increase the experience of masturbation.
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It's not like a blowjob, and it's not like a vagina. It's a completely unique sensation in orgasm.
The guy that has a Fleshlight, it's like saying if he wasn't a woman, he can't get one, so that's why he has a Fleshlight.
That's how people would see it. But if a woman has a Rabbit under her bed, you wouldn't make that association, because the Rabbit doesn't replace a guy. It's a different experience.
The 'guybrator' will not suck or stroke the penis, it will oscillate, as the 'wearer slides it over his penis and a pulsing plate will tap against it, making it hard and ultimately bringing it to orgasm'.


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Five-Finger Piano. Composed by Various. Five Finger Piano Songbook. 32 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.316065).
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There once was a man from Nantucket
Whose di—
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Hi, I'm Peter Longstaff, Director of Tourism for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. For years we've enjoyed the humor of the great Limerick about the "Man from Nantucket." But Massachusetts is more than that lovely island, and we have more activities than things you can do with your ear. So I invite you to come explore some new Limericks about the Commonwealth, and to discover the many parts of Massachusetts…
Said a longtime resident of P-Town,
"Summer's end always makes me frown.
You might think it queer,
But when the beaches all clear,
There's nobody left to blow me down!"
Confessed the young witches of Salem,
"Our bodies, by night we'd unveil 'em.
The Devil had us possessed
As we showed off our breasts,
Any farm boys showed up, we would nail 'em."
A fisherman out on Cape Cod
Went blind from yanking his rod.
When he finally came,
He neglected his aim,
And hit both his eyes with his wad!
A promiscuous housewife in Worcester
Had a husband who just didn't trust her.
So he hid in the hedges,
Kept an eye on the ledges,
All in the hopes he could bust her.
While shopping in Fanueil Hall,
My wife and I ducked into a stall.
We hid in the wares
And stripped to our bares
And there's where we had us a ball!
In the Berkshires, a Miss Penny Jones
Makes money on the telephones.
For $8.99
She'll stay on the line
Until you get off on her moans.
In the Vineyard, Louisa and Dunn
Planned to have a picnic for fun
But they were in such a hurry
That while still on the ferry
His hot dog slipped into her bun!
Up on the Monster in Fenway
A fan would get up and then say,
"The Bosox all rule.
Kevin Youkilis is cool.
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The latest version of BlackBerry OS has brought with it a much improved browser that for the most part makes navigating the web a pleasure on any BlackBerry, including this Bold 9790. It's fast, renders web pages correctly and it's easy and intuitive to zoom in and out, add bookmarks, open a new tab and all the other basics you want from a browser.
However, on this particular phone the small screen does make things feel a little restrictive and you do find yourself often hoping desperately that whatever site you visit has a mobile version, so you don't have to spend too much time zooming in and scrolling around. The browser also doesn't support Flash, which is more of a problem here than on iPhones because there are fewer dedicated apps that get you access to this content. The likes of iPlayer, for instance, are out of reach.
Apps in general are another major problem for BlackBerry at the moment. Quite simply, there aren't enough of them. We tried to track down a selection of classics, or alternatives for them, and came up wanting more often than not. All we could find for Angry Birds was a brazen copycat title called Angry Pigs, which was horrendously slow. 'The Times' could only offer up the NY Times while DropBox simply wasn't catered for (though SugarSync was).
At least Twitter and Facebook are accomodated for, as is the newly popular WhatsApp, cross platform messaging app. Until RIM really starts pushing developers to get onboard, it's going to continue struggling.
Another victim of the small screen is video playback, to the point where you're really only going to want to watch the odd YouTube clip, rather than going to the effort of copying whole movies onto it. Otherwise, format support and performance is actually quite good, for what it's worth.
Taking your own video is an easy affair, though you're limited to just VGA (640 x 480) resolution, rather than HD. Footage is quite watchable with smooth motion, good colouration and smooth transitions from dark to light areas.
Likewise, photos look decent but are limited to only five megapixels. The Bold 9790's camera is is hardly class-leading but results are otherwise decent. The camera/camcorder app is also easy to use and quick, while the shutter button on the phone's side comes in useful for both launching the app and taking a shot. However, some of the luxuries of modern phone cameras are missing with only no ability to touch to focus, no real time silly effects, and post processing is limited to rotating your snaps. Many other phones offer many more options.
Battery life is not bad for a smartphone. We found two days was easily obtainable, so you'll probably only need to charge it every other night.
The BlackBerry 9790 is another solid, keyboard-equipped smartphone from RIM, with the very welcome addition of a touchscreen. Its keyboard is decent, screen quality good and interface nice to use. As a budget alternative to the Bold 9900, it does what's required. However, the small, low-resolution screen and still deathly slow uptake of apps mean it trails behind most equivalent phones by some distance. As such it's only really a device we'd recommend to a limited subset of people - those who really want a touchscreen BlackBerry with a physical keyboard.
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Also you have option of Blackberry Balance and BES and the other corporate stuff. But that is adding alot to the cost. But with RIM's Mobile Fusion coming along and QNX. Might be hard to put up with for 2 years. Also BlackBerry Traffic is US /Canada only :( and no visual voicemail which you get on iPhone.
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screen resolution differs between spec pages and the first bullet point of your review
@Peter @Martin Thanks for the spot, has been remedied now.
I have the 9790 and it has caused me nothing but problems ever since having it. I've had this phone for only 5 months and i have had to send it back numerous times due to problems and had another 9790 send out due to the other being faulty, this one having the same problems as the last. Constantly freezes, flash on camera isn't always reliable, touch screen has stopped working numerous times and has caused me to loose my contacts, apps, messages and files on more than one occasion and also does not charge frequently when plugged in. waste of money.
This phone is stupid, i've had this phone for 18 months now and I wish I never had got it; the battery only stays on for 7 hours at the most, the phone is easy to break if you accendently dropped it. This phone broke a week and a half after I got it, I have had constantly had to glue parts together as I'm on contract I can't get a New phone until july 2014. I did think it waas a good phone until the loading symbol was constant. When my phone does have the loading symbol it does it for about 15 minutes without changing and the phone heats up and restars the phone which happens to me about 3 times a day. I would get this phone, a Nokia Brick phone is better then this phone!
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Mentos and CokeMature
Worst. Day. Ever.
Changing the names in this will probably get pretty confusing and I don't have much time because I have to get to work at 5.
Science was the last lesson today and because people that were at zone and I weren't there to choose the groups the day before, we had to just join a group. There were too many people in the group that we usually went in.
So of course we had to change the up-themselves group.
Lets just say what was going to be a fun experiment was going to go downhill. And fast.
Apparently, according to who we shall call Bob (not his real name, obviously), Bob 2 and Bob 3, I have AIDS and Gonorrhea (The Clap).
Obviously, I do not. I'm 15 and I have never even had a boyfriend. And have you seen my face? Why would anyone want to be sexually active with this potato that is named Cindy.
Not that I would want to do anything like that until I'm older though.
But the story goes like this:
Once upon a time we were stuck in a crappy group with people who would not listen to us and people who pretended to like me and say 'you're beautiful, I love you.'
No. Shut up. Look here Bob 2. I may have liked you once but that was like years ago before you turned into the delusional jerk you are now. I think the reason you are such a jerk now is because you found out that people actually liked you.
Well not anymore douchebag.
Anyway, we had to strap the coke to a mini sciencey trolley and then somehow put the mentos into it and measure how far it went.
We had to do the same thing with a cold coke and a warm coke.
So we suggested to use the cold coke first, before it went warm.
So what does Bob, Bob 2 and Bob 3 do?
Uses the warm one and then fails with the mentos because they ate half of them first.
Then after the coke has exploded and gone pretty much nowhere, Bob 3 decides to lick the coke of his arms (WTF) and Bob 2 decides to drink the remaining coke. Then passes the bottle to everyone else in the group like its freaking Vodka or something.
So then a friend of mine drinks out of it too and comments that 'he's going to get aids now because they'd all drunk out of the same coke and mentos bottle.
Somehow that turned back on me and suddenly according to Bob, I had AIDS and according to Bob 2, I had Gonorrhea.
Then other people walk up to us and come near me and Bob yelled out to them
'Don't touch Cindy, she's got AIDS'.
Now in high school, rumours spread like wildfire. Anyone could of heard that.
So you can see why when my dad found out, he now has texted Bob's parents and is saying that if he doesn't tell everyone that it was a joke, he'll tell the deputy principal who will suspend him and then hold an hour long assembly judging everyone for his misbehaviour.
Little do MY parents know, Bob will probably find a way to blame me.
So now I have to go to work and I'll probably get into trouble for something that I never did.
Bob will most likely say it was all my fault.
This is why I hate school sometimes.
Actually I hate stuck up douchebags who think they can get away with everything.
See you later, alligators.
Have a think about how much douchebags have ruined your life.


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Kidnapped from Earth by an alien warrior when she visits her uncle, Summer Mills is terrified she will never be able to return home. Her alien captors are using human females as breeding stock, and her only chance to return to Earth is Ke'lar, the one Hir warrior willing to stand between her and his own kind.
Returning this human female home won't be easy, and Ke'lar knows by this act of defiance he is throwing his own chances at a lifemate away. Both his family's enemies and his own clan have pledged to reclaim the woman he has stolen - the only woman he will ever love.
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- Cheri "I'm a Romance Junkie! Love Whispersycn Deals! Tips I use: Sort reviews Most Recent; play with narration speed, some narrators sound better."
the way Kelar was so accepting of Summer's secret and did not give up when he had to leave the enclosure.
Kelar. He was very loving and a honorable warrior when it came to doing what was right.
when he came back for Summer.
I laughed and cried. this book really hit me hard. The scenes were very emotional to me.
this no 3 in this series and it the best far. This one had everything. Action, love. It was funny and had some very emotional moments that made me cry. He proved he was an honorable warrior even though he had to do some things that went against his clan and Hir laws in order to help Summer. He was very accepting of her secret and he was willing to sacrifice his happiness for hers. But in the end all worked out for everyone. I believe everyone learned a lesson from this situation. I recommend this book and this series. I have really enjoyed this series.
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> CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS (1) the first known of the
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> records indicate that he had a
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> DOROTHY,who d.21 nov.1572,m.11 aug.1567 to WILLIAM
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> b.1612,JAMES,GILBERT,
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> REYNOLDS of (2),b. circa 1606
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> MARGARET EXTON and settled in Chester co.,penn.He engaged
> in
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> died in england while on one such
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> Issue:JAMES,ROBERT,JOHN b.1650,FRANCIS JOSEPH
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> aug.1724. He
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> Burlington,N.J There is a carving in possession of

> decendents,which would have made HENERY either 6 or 16 when he
> arrived in this
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> PRUDENSE CLAYTON,who d.4 feb.1728,and
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> co. penna. Issue:MARGARET,b.25 may 1680 who m.MAULDER
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> dec.1695,HANNAH b.11 nov.1697 and d. 13 march 1726,m. 30 aug.
> 1717 to
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> july,1701. (5) WILLIAM
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Jayakumar Hiremath, a social activist, accused Dhoni of insulting Lord Vishnu and hurting religious sentiments of the Hindus. The complainant filed the case in the court of the 6th Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate (ACMM) Choori Khan.
Dhoni has been booked under section 295 (injuring or defiling place of worship with intent to insult the religion of any class) along with 34 of the Indian Penal Code.
The petitioner claimed that in an advertisement in a leading business magazine, Dhoni allegedly posed as Lord Vishnu holding several things including a shoe in his hands. Hence, the India cricket team captain allegedly had denigrated the Hindu god and hurt religious feelings of the Hindus.
Registering the case against Dhoni, the court on Monday, May 6 declared that it would hear the petitioner's statement and would record it on May 12.
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Circle Brook Fruit Share 2016
We will once again offer a fruit share for the 2016 season. It will be a slightly shorter season (12 weeks) and comes with some caveats. All of the local fruit producers have had a very bad season due to late frosts and freezes in the spring. Many have lost their entire crop of plums and apricots and have had significant losses with peaches and nectarines. Normally most of the fruit we distribute comes from an organic farm in the Hudson Valley, NY. While the farm grows their vegetable crops organically, the fruit is labeled Eco-grown. This means that they adhere as much as possible to organic methods but do spray when necessary with products not approved for organic production. These sprays are primarily early in the season when the fruit is just setting. The farm regularly tests the fruit to insure it is free of pesticide residues. (more…)