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By EDWARD A. GARGAN, Special to the New York Times
Published: April 29, 1988
BEIJING, April 28— China today issued a draft of a constitution for Hong Kong that would grant considerable autonomy in economic, trade, cultural and political affairs for 50 years after British rule ends in 1997.
''The region shall not practice the socialist system and policies, and will maintain the current capitalist system and life style for 50 years,'' the official New China News Agency said of the provisions of the draft law.
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''It's supposed to be a mini-constitution for the new administrative district of Hong Kong,'' Mr. Lee said. ''I'm not happy with it at the moment. A great majority of the articles are all right, but about 10 percent are not all right.'' Wording of Draft Assailed
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Mr. Lee lashed out at provisions of the draft law that would give China the right to revise and interpret the basic law and to change or revoke laws passed by the Hong Kong legislative body. In addition, Mr. Lee said the wording of the current draft could effectively outlaw some forms of political dissent against Chinese policy.
''In the years to come it is possible that the central Government may push some unpopular laws into Hong Kong which should really have no place in Hong Kong,'' Mr. Lee said.
China's press agency made no reference to the views of dissenters from the draft. Rather, it emphasized the freedoms being granted Hong Kong in the post-colonial era. Chinese officials here in Beijing refused to provide a copy of the law to foreign journalists today. Dealings With Other Nations
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How can I have matlab pick random samples from that PDF.
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> Say that I have some probability distribution function.
> How can I have matlab pick random samples from that PDF.
> .....
There are many ways to do this. I'll just mention one which utilizes matlab's 'rand' function and the inverse of the desired cumulative distribution function (cdf). With F the desired cdf, let G be its inverse function and use it in the following way:
r = rand(n,1);
y = G(r);
This will give a vector y of n samples with the desired distribution.
The reason for that is this. Since r = rand is uniformly distributed on the interval [0,1], it is true that P{r<=t} = t for any 0<=t<=1. Also we have that y = G(r) implies that r = F(y). Therefore, substituting F(x) for t, we have
P{y<=x} = P{F(y)<=F(x)} = P{r<=F(x)} = F(x)
which shows that y will have the desired cdf, namely F.
You can experiment with it to generate a standard normal distribution by using matlab's 'erfinv' function which can be converted to the inverse of the cdf for a standard normal distribution. You can compare the result with the performance of 'randn' which accomplishes the same thing.
This all depends on being able to solve for the inverse of a desired cdf. This is not always easily done however, so there are many other methods used in generating random variables. Also note that MathWorks' Statistics Toolbox is able to generate random variables with a great many kinds of distribution.
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> Say that I have some probability distribution function.
> How can I have matlab pick random samples from that PDF.
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>> set(0,'advertisement_mode','on')
If you do not know the underlying function, but only the distribution of that function, you may find RANDP useful:
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> Say that I have some probability distribution function.
> How can I have matlab pick random samples from that PDF.
Stas, you got some useful information from other posters. I'll just add
that if you have the Statistics Toolbox, and you only have the pdf of the
desired distribution, then you may want to look at the slicesample function.
-- Tom
It depends how this PDF is represented. For instance, if it is the normal distribution, then you can use MATLAB's function randn. If it's the uniform, you may use rand. If it is some other distribution, like the chi-squred, it is sometimes possible to map from the normal, i.e., if f(x) if the pdf of N(0,1) and g(x) is the pdf of your distribution G, you may find a T so that g(x)=T(f(x)), then if X~N(0,1), T(X)~G.
If you have some arbitrary distribution for which you know its histogram (approximate PDF), you can use this implementation: http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/41689-pdfsampler
The Matlab function random does the job:
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This function offers a nice solution:
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USW protestors rally at the Shell building in downtown Houston on February 6. They've been on strike since February 1.
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Representatives from the United Steelworkers and Royal Dutch Shell have been arguing over a new national contract for the oil refinery workers with no success, but now it looks like the two sides are gearing up to sit down and try once again to work out a new national contract. Or at least they're talking about talking, which seems something like progress at this point.
So far, USW reps have rejected at least seven contract offers from Shell, and pulled more than 6,500 workers at 15 plants -- with about 5,000 coming from 12 oil refineries -- since the strike started on February 1. Locally, the strike started by pulling union workers out of LyondellBasell, Marathon's Texas City Refinery and Shell Deer Park. The two sides are reportedly butting heads over safety issues, rules that make sure fatigued workers aren't stuck on the job, and contractors. Things haven't exactly been going well.
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After the last round of negotiations broke down about a week ago, both USW and Shell issued statements declaring they'd negotiated in "good faith" and were very disappointed in the other side for not coming to an agreement. USW then upped the ante by pulling more workers out on strike, including the ones at the Motiva refinery in Port Arthur. (It's one of the largest refineries in the country and is owned by Shell and the Saudis).
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There's been no word of renewed negotiations -- or of any plans for the two parties to get together since the last contract offer was shot down, but now it looks like that's about to change.
The two sides are talking about talking, as Reuters reported. We're betting the people on the picket lines are crossing their fingers and hoping that the talks go well this time. Not only are the strikers not getting paid right now, the ones at the Texas plants are having to strike in the brutal Texas winter. And yes, we know it's nothing like the "real winter" that's happening up north.
USW spokeswoman Lynn Hancock said she hasn't received word of any communication between USW and Shell but noted that USW is willing to do some communicating any time. Meanwhile, Shell spokesman Ray Fisher's response was kind of wonderfully cryptic. "We are in contact with USW."
(If Fisher, who has seemingly mastered the art of the brief, direct and yet opaque email response, puts together a book of haikus composed entirely of his responses to the many media queries he's had to handle during the strike, we will totally buy a copy.)
No word on if or when these unofficial chats between USW and Shell officials will lead to another round of actual negotiations.
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Toronto earned a 4-3 victory over New Jersey on Friday, but needed a shootout to do it at Prudential Center.
Toronto won as a +170 underdog, while Over-Under bettors who played OVER the total of 5.5 were rewarded at the payout window.
The win was clinched by Nazem Kadri, who beat Martin Brodeur in a shootout to gain the extra point in the standings for Toronto. Dave Steckel, Tyler Bozak, and Nazem Kadri each scored for the Maple Leafs in the victory. Bozak opened the scoring for Toronto, finding the back of the net at 13:47 of the second period. The goal was assisted by Luke Schenn and Matthew Lombardi.
James Reimer stopped 43 of 46 New Jersey shots in the victory.
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MISSION: Ballet Renaissance is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to educating and inspiring youth and the community through the art of classical ballet.
HISTORY: Established in Michigan in June of 1997, Ballet Renaissance has a long history of building bridges that span urban and suburban communities, uniting individuals in common vision. Sustaining the traditional, Ballet Renaissance remains open to new visions of hope and creative solutions to modern challenges. A long history of alliances with various artists and organizations, poises Ballet Renaissance for its current partnerships. In 2011, Ballet Renaissance expanded the scope of its mission, and established a second branch in Colorado.
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Ms. Furnish is a native of Dallas, Texas and the daughter of a classically trained modern dancer who taught Martha Graham technique at Southern Methodist University. After dancing alongside her mother from an early age, Furnish, following in her mother's footsteps, began formal studies in the Graham technique at age 5, under the tutelage of Juilliard graduate, Ms. Jerry Bywaters Cochran. At age thirteen, Furnish was encouraged to begin ballet training as a means for augmenting her chances for a professional modern dance career. She began private studies with Denise and Evelyn Brown and a year later began training on talent scholarship with Dallas Ballet's professional program, under the direction of Royal Danish Ballet's Flemming and Vivi Flindt. It was there that she first met and trained with the late great Madame Nathalie Krassovska, former prima ballerina with Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, who became a significant mentor in Furnish's personal and professional life. A year later, after relatively little ballet training, Furnish was accepted to the acclaimed School of American Ballet in New York, where she had the exceptional opportunity to study with such ballet greats as Mme. Alexandra Danilova, Suki Shorer, Mme. Antonina Tumkovsky, Andrei Kramerevsky and Stanley Williams. She was then accepted to train an additional year at North Carolina School of the Arts, where she studied under the careful attention of former New York City Ballet principal dancer, Ms. Melissa Hayden. Furnish danced for several regional companies in Dallas and Tennessee, including Krassovska's Ballet Jeunesse and Tennessee Ballet (Memphis), while continuing private instruction with both Mme. Krassovska and the late Robert Scevers (Harkness Ballet). It is Krassovska and Scevers, along with Danilova, Hayden and Bywaters, who Furnish attributes with having shaped her own teaching style most profoundly. After moving to Detroit to pursue medical studies at Wayne State University, Furnish became involved with the Maggie Allesee Department of Dance, where she taught ballet for the college and was given the opportunity to stage a ballet for Detroit Public School's "All City" High School dancers and teach a special ballet outreach series. Inspired by the passion of Detroit students, Furnish founded Ballet Renaissance in June of 1997, as a means of fostering local talent and inspiring community. She taught college ballet as Adjunct Professor for Wayne State University's Maggie Allesee Department of Dance (1996-2004), served as full time high school ballet instructor for Fraser's Arts Academy in the Woods (2006-2007), and as Ballet Master Class Instructor throughout the Detroit Public Schools (1996-2011). In 2006, after ten years of work in the city, Furnish completed a degree in Dance from Wayne State University's Maggie Allesee Department of Dance, the school through which her inspiration for "Ballet Renaissance" had originated. In 2011, along with Co-Director, Mr. Radoslaw Kokoszka, Furnish had the opportunity to establish a second branch of Ballet Renaissance in northern Colorado.
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Mr. Kokoszka is a native of Wodzislaw Sl., Poland. He began his early ballet training as a boarding student at the Ludomir Rozycki Ballet School in Bytom, Poland . At age 13, he moved to the United States with his family, settling in Hamtramck, MI, and was introduced to Ballet Renaissance through the 1999 American Ballet Theatre Summer Intensive. He trained and performed as Furnish's ballet partner and founded the first annual Ballet Renaissance Summer Intensive for Kids. He received numerous talent scholarships and trained at a number of prestigious professional schools including: the Harid Conservatory (FLA), Boston Ballet (MA), Kirov Academy (Washington, DC) and the renowned School of American Ballet (New York), from which he graduated. Mr. Kokoszka was part of New York Choreographic Institute before dancing professionally for Carolina Ballet, New York's emerging Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet, and the Suzanne Farrell Ballet, where he had the great honor of performing George Balanchine's Don Quixote for the annual acclaimed Edinburgh Dance Festival in Scotland (2006). Kokoszka has trained and performed alongside the world's greatest talents, and brings a wealth of knowledge and resources to Ballet Renaissance.
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Ms. Shirel Jones - Detroit Instructor
Ms. Shirel Jones, born in Port of Spain, Trinidad moved to New York with her family when she was three years old and took her first ballet class in a mirrorless church auditorium, in TriBeCa Manhattan, where the backs of chairs were used as ballet barres. This was one of the few classes her parents could afford at the time. In this improvised studio, a passionate teacher ignited Jones' love for dance, which still burns strong today. Jones went on to train at the LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and the Performing Arts (the "Fame" high school), the Dance Theatre of Harlem (NYC), the Alvin Ailey School (NYC), American Ballet Theater (NYC), and Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet (PA). She continued her studies on the collegiate level at the California Institute of the Arts, earning a bachelor's degree in performance and choreography. Along her path as a performing artist, she fortuitously discovered a special talent and affection for teaching dance to children. She began her journey as teacher in New York, but she eventually sought to make a larger impact in a city with a budding art scene, and a need for more early arts educators, Detroit, MI. To this end, Jones relocated to Detroit and established an arts program for young children, Lil Dumplins, where students explore the Arts (dance, music and visual art) through play. Her young children's teaching technique is play-based stemming from her belief that children gain a love and deeper understanding for the art of dance if they are having fun and release themselves uninhibited into the art form. She is also an accomplished and highly skilled classical ballet instructor, with a generous spirit and rigorous teaching style, and we are thrilled to welcome her as lead instructor at our Detroit Central Site, kicking off our 20th anniversary year.
Ms. Elizabeth Crall Mawhinney - Detroit Instructor
Ms. MaWhinney began her dance training in Mansfield, Ohio, at the Ethyl Battin Dance Academy and attended summer programs at the School of American Ballet in NYC and Jacob's Pillow in Massachusetts. She received a B.A. degree in dance and an M.A. degree in theatre, respectively, from Butler University and The Ohio State University. Her performing credits include dancing with the Ruth Page Chicago Opera Ballet, Radio City Ballet, Emily Frankel Dance Drama Company of NYC, Indianapolis Ballet Theatre, and summer stock companies under Equity contract in Minneapolis, Seattle, Ohio, New Jersey, and Indiana. In Detroit she is a member of the adjunct faculties of Marygrove College, Wayne State University, and Ballet Renaissance. Previous faculty positions include teaching and/or developing courses in dance and theatre movement for Radford University in Virginia, University of Oregon, Butler University, and Wayne State University where she was also a faculty member of the American Ballet Theatre Summer Intensive for several years. While tenured at Butler University she was resident choreographer for the Butler Ballet and received grant support for dance history research conducted in France. After moving to Detroit in 1987, she served on the Board of Directors of the former Michigan Dance Association and is currently a member of the Board of Directors of Detroit Dance Collective. She is a long time supporter of, and instructor for, Ballet Renaissance, and a member of Ballet Renaissance's Advisory Board.
Ms. Lisa Levy - Detroit Instructor
Ms. Levy is a metro Detroit native who grew up in Farmington Hills, MI. She discovered dance at age 4 years old, falling in love with ballet immediately and insisted that her parents sign her up for classes. She attributes the bulk of her early studies to Detroit's Carole Cotter (a former Boston Ballet ballerina), for whom Levy also taught children's classes. Later, Levy studied with the late acclaimed ballet instructor, Mr. Iacob Lascu (Marygrove College and Oakland University Dance Departments), and as a high school student, had the privilege to perform as a corps de ballet member for Lascu's well-respected production of "The Nutcracker." Levy supplemented her classical training with various Summer Ballet Intensives, including those at Marygrove College and the International Ballet Seminar (instructors: Gelsey Kirkland, Janina Cunova, Mikhail Lavrovsky, Audre Deckmann Mendel, Ute Mitreuter, Victoria Rockhill-Schneider, Jurgen Schneider, Mark Spivak, Margarita Zagurskaya). She holds an Associate Degree in Social Work and a Bachelor's of Science in Behavioral Science (Psychology, Sociology and Anthropology). She has a long history of work with agencies that assist children facing particularly difficult challenges, including agencies which assist children in crisis and children with autism. At Ballet Renaissance, her passion for ballet meets her commitment to help children. Levy has taught for Ballet Renaissance since 2011 and is a particularly generous, patient, committed and significant member of our Michigan Ballet Renaissance family.
If you are interested in participating, please fill out reach us form , and Ballet Renaissance will contact you directly with further information. Class assignment is initially based upon the age of the student (does not apply to adult students). Ballet Renaissance instructors will make final class placement recommendations based on observation of each individual student during the first several weeks of classes.
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Dress Code
At Ballet Renaissance "Every day is picture day!" Aesthetics is an important part of the classroom environment and the art of classical ballet. There is a dress code for all children's ballet and teen ballet classes. There is no admission to class without proper dress code. (Adult Ballet students may wear appropriate ballet classroom attire of his or her choosing. We do require all adult students to wear proper ballet shoes for class – pink for ladies, and black or white for men).
Girl's Dress Code:
Plain black leotard (must be long sleeve), no straps (crop tops, sports bras, etc) should be visible; no skirts, leg warmers or other warm-up attire during the class itself; pink tights covering entire foot, pink leather ballet shoes (with draw strings tucked completely and securely inside the shoes); hair secured neatly in an "up do" (off face and back of neck). No jewelry. All girls are required to purchase a beige-colored camisole leotard. Camisole must be worn under costumes at all times (camisole may also be worn under classroom attire). Camisoles are important for keeping costumes clean and for preventing dancer's skin from being irritated by the costume. Camisoles are worn like a bathing suit as a layer of modesty and provide a smooth aesthetic line under both costumes and classroom attire.
Boy's Dress Code
Plain white, fitted short sleeve t-shirt, black tights, black leather ballet shoes (dance belt required for teens). Performance costumes are provided by Ballet Renaissance.
Ballet Renaissance students perform twice annually (winter and spring) and at other times throughout the community.
Costumes / Performance Fee / Fund-Raisers
Ballet Renaissance purchases and maintains all costumes to alleviate the burden on families (and the general waste) of purchasing costumes a child or teen will wear once and outgrow. This model also enables Ballet Renaissance to maintain a full wardrobe of costumes available for encore performances that students are invited to participate in at various community events throughout the year. To support costs associated with purchasing and maintain these costumes, as well as other costs associated with performances and the class season in general, performing students submit a $100 seasonal performance fee (once in the fall and once in the winter/spring). The performance fee may be either be submitted outright or "raised" by participating in the seasonal fund-raiser.
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45 min classes: $9/class
1 hour classes: $12/class
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HE was an opportunistic offender. And when that bus went past, leaving the little boy behind, he saw his opportunity.
This was the explanation from Brett Peter Cowan, uttered to a covert police officer, and secretly recorded, as they sat in a car a few metres from where Daniel Morcombe was last seen.
Cowan was nervous. It was August 10, 2011, and it had been some time since he'd last seen Queensland.
He'd flown into Brisbane with two of his new Perth friends, people he thought were members of a gang he was working his way into. A gang that promised big earns and a camaraderie Cowan hadn't experienced before.
But in reality, his mates Fitzy and Ian were undercover police who'd been working to extract a confession from Cowan for the murder of the 13-year-old Sunshine Coast boy eight years earlier.
And in the recording, he obliges.
Sitting by the overpass where Daniel had been waiting for a bus, Cowan told them he'd pulled in and stood behind the boy after spotting a broken-down bus further down the road.
They were metres from the Christian Outreach Centre. The church where he'd been to countless Sunday morning services. The church where he'd married his wife. The same one where his aunt and uncle had served as pastors.
"The bus had broken down, it was late," he told them.
"He was a f ...... cute little .... and I parked right here."
He told them he leaned against the wall. Watching. Waiting. And then the bus drove past without stopping.
"So I've gone and said 'oh, f..., I was expecting somebody to get off that bus, I'm going into town to ... pick 'em up from in town, do you want a lift?'," Cowan said he'd told Daniel.
"So I told him I'd give him a lift, but ah, I had no intention of taking him to the shopping centre."
His new friends considered this as they looked at the verge under the Kiel Mountain Rd overpass, the stretch of dirt Cowan had just pointed out.
"What were you thinking before that?" Ian asked.
"I don't, I really don't know what I was thinking. You know, um, I'm an opportunistic offender," Cowan replied.
They wanted to ask him more but Cowan cut them off.
"I don't want to sit here for too long. I just don't know whether ... 'cause my aunty and uncle were head pastors."
They moved on. He kept talking them through that day.
Daniel had told him he was heading to Sunshine Plaza in Maroochydore for a haircut.
He'd gotten in the car, in the front seat, quite happily.
Cowan said he told the boy he had to drop in home and let his wife know where he was going.
Daniel, he said, seemed to find it a reasonable explanation why they were heading in the wrong direction.
``He didn't ask me where I was going. I said that to him and explained that to him. I had no intention of going anywhere near my wife,'' Cowan said.
``And he didn't say f… all while you were driving to…?'' Fitzy asked.
``Oh, just general conversation,'' Cowan said.
``You know what I mean, f… the sky's blue today and that sort of s…''
He didn't ask the boy too many questions, he said. He had other things on his mind.
``I wasn't, wasn't interested, more or less in my mind, I'm thinking where am I going, what am I gonna do, s… like that,'' Cowan said.
He told the undercover police he drove Daniel through farmland, past crops and houses and creeks.
They eventually arrived at a demountable house on a macadamia farm at the end of a dead-end road.
He'd invited Daniel inside for a glass of water. A minute or two later, according to Cowan, the boy was dead.
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BRETT Peter Cowan told undercover police he "choked'' Daniel Morcombe when he tried to flee but a killing was "never on the cards''.
A jury in the Supreme Court in Brisbane yesterday heard the man on trial for the Sunshine Coast teenager's murder covered up his tyre tracks with a branch, burned his clothes in a barbecue and could not sleep after dumping the body in thick scrub off Kings Rd at the Glass House Mountains on December 7, 2003.
In secretly recorded audio tapes played in court, Cowan told undercover police said he never meant to kill the boy and would even have taken him back to the shopping centre after molesting him.
"I had no intention of knocking him at all, I just wanted to have some fun with him,'' he said.
Cowan lead undercover police officers from Western Australia, known to him as Paul "Fitzy'' Fitzsimmons and Ian, to where he said he left the body so they could help him "clean up'' anything incriminating on August 10, 2011.
He took Fitzy and Ian to the macadamia farm off Kings Rd and pointed out where a relocatable house had once been beneath a mango tree.
"That's where it happened,'' Cowan said. "I thought he was going to run and my arm went around his neck and I choked him out, I actually felt that break in there.''
Cowan said he took the body to the sand mining site about 200m away and threw it down the embankment, dragging him near to a tree.
He said there was nothing left when he came back 10 days later "to bury him''.
"There was no bones, no teeth, nothing, there was just what I thought was a bit of skull," he told them.
The next day, Fitzy and Ian met with Queensland detectives and filmed a walk-through of the place where Cowan told them he left the body, fringed by long grass, thick foliage and steep, muddy and rocky terrain.
Cowan has pleaded not guilty before Justice Roslyn Atkinson to murder, indecent treatment and misconduct with a corpse.
His defence argues he fabricated his confession to impress the undercover police officers he believed to be new friends.
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Despite a better-than-expected 18 percent third-quarter profit gain of $436 million vs. $369 million a year ago, Target Corp.'s forecast of a trying holiday season on the heels of tepid early-November results sent its share price down over 5 percent.
Despite a better-than-expected 18 percent third-quarter profit gain of $436 million vs. $369 million a year ago, Target Corp.'s forecast of a trying holiday season on the heels of tepid early-November results sent its share price down over 5 percent.
With a modest 1.4 percent sales gain to $14.8 billion and a 1.6 percent same-store sales dip during the third quarter ended Oct. 31, Gregg Steinhafel, CEO of the Minneapolis-based retailer, said, "Our early sales results for November provide additional justification for being cautious," in view of moderately stronger store traffic and smaller-than-average transaction sizes that are collectively creating pressure on top-line sales.
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A novel by John Brady
On a headland park that looks out over the sea just south of Dublin, student Rhiannon Brophy prepares to put her borrowed digital camera to work photographing the bay, when middle-aged couple comes up the path with their hyper terrier. The couple moves on. Their terrier charges back after a minute, and begins to growl. Rhiannon watches it back away and then carefully advance into the leaves. Then the dog has something in its teeth, tugging at it, twisting it. An arm appears rising from the leaves, and then a coast sleeve. The body is Philip Larkin, of no known address. He had not been reported missing; no family is looking for him. Larkin was a fixture, a common sight to hundreds, if not thousands, of his fellow Dubliners who have spotted him over the years. 'The High King' many called him. Larkin rambled the roads and lanes of these prosperous Dublin suburbs, talking to himself. Minogue receives a phone call from Commissioner Tynan's office some months later. What could be done in six months on the backlog of cases, he is asked. Would a long hard look at these cases budge them?
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August 31, 2008, John F. Grossbauer, Janine M. Salomone, Ryan J. Frampton
On July 18, 2008, the Delaware Supreme Court issued its eagerly awaited opinion in CA, Inc. v. AFSCME Employees Pension Plan. The opinion represented the first decision in which the Delaware Supreme Court answered certified questions of Delaware law from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), a power only recently granted to the Court by the Delaware legislature. In an en banc opinion, the Court held that a proposed bylaw that would have required corporate reimbursement of the reasonable expenses of successful short-slate proxy contestants, while a proper subject for stockholder action as a matter of Delaware statutory law, would, as drafted, violate Delaware common law by infringing on the directors' fiduciary obligations.


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Do you know who Frank Skott is? No? That is because Frank is one of Europe's best kept secrets.
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