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About Nottingham Law School
Why Nottingham Law School?
Nottingham Law School is one of the largest university Law schools in the UK with a long-established national and international reputation for modern legal education. In recognition of the School's innovative teaching and commitment to social mobility and diversity we were awarded Legal Education Provider of the Year at the 2016 Solicitors Journal Awards.
Our courses
As a fully serviced Law school, we offer courses at every stage of legal training. Our postgraduate and professional courses are designed to provide practical skills training and specialist knowledge in preparation for your legal career.
Our professional LLM Legal Practice Course (LPC) and LLM Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC) are enhanced Masters qualifications, providing the next step in your legal path to becoming a solicitor or barrister. We also offer a Graduate Diploma in Law conversion course, a stepping stone for non-Law graduates who wish to take the first step in their legal career.
Our suite of Masters in Law (LLM) courses offers varied and exciting opportunities for you to enhance your knowledge and skills across a range of subject areas. Our flexible approach means you can choose to study full-time or part-time and we also offer a number of subjects through distance learning.
Our courses
Graduate Diploma in Law
Graduate Diploma in Law (Distance Learning)
LLM Legal Practice Course
LLM Legal Practice Course (Part Time)
LLM Bar Professional Training Course
Corporate and Insolvency Law (FT, PT, DL)
Health Law and Ethics (FT, PT)
Human Rights and Justice (FT, PT)
Intellectual Property Law (FT, PT)
International Trade and Commercial Law (FT, PT, DL)
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Oil, Gas and Mining Law (FT, PT, DL)
Sports Law (FT, PT)
Dual LLM in Corporate and Insolvency Law / European and Insolvency Law (FT)
Legal Practice (DL only)
Teaching and research
Many of our academic staff come from a practitioner background and can relate to the expectations and skills needed to succeed in a professional environment. As well as this we have six well-established research centres in the following areas: Advocacy; Business and Insolvency Law; Conflict, Rights and Justice; Legal Education; Mediation and Dispute Resolution; and Sports Law. These Centres attract some of the leading-experts in their specialist areas
Legal Advice Centre
Nottingham Law School has its own Legal Advice Centre (LAC). The Centre is a teaching law firm offering pro bono services to the local community and providing students with the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in practice. The Centre has been granted Alternative Business Structure (ABS) status by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) and is the only Free Representation Unit (FRU) outside of London. Students represent clients at employment and social security tribunals, with supervision from our staff.
The LAC has recently won two national awards at the annual LawWorks and Attorney General Student Pro Bono Awards for commitment to providing access to justice.
Visiting us
We host a number of professional and postgraduate open days and drop-in events throughout the year. To view the dates available and to book your place visit our events webpage.
Fees funding and scholarships
We offer a number of competitive scholarships to home, EU and international students. Visit the fees, funding and scholarships section on the Nottingham Business School website for more information.
There's a wide range of student accommodation in Nottingham, including a great mix of purpose- built, contemporary student rooms. We're here to help you find a home in the city, and wherever possible we'll put you with other postgraduate or mature students. Visit our website to view the accommodation on offer.
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United duo revel in victory
Edwin van der Sar and Wayne Rooney were pleased to start the season with a win in the Community Shield.
By Lewis Rutledge
Last Updated: 05/08/07 7:47pm
Edwin van der Sar and Wayne Rooney were pleased to start the season with a win following Manchester United's success in the Community Shield.
The Premier League champions were held to a 1-1 draw by a weakened Chelsea side in the traditional curtain-raiser at Wembley.
But van der Sar saved Chelsea's first three spot-kicks in the penalty shoot-out, allowing Rooney to fire home the winner.
Reflecting on his achievement, the Dutch goalkeeper told Sky Sports: "I've never saved three in a row and it's a great feeling.
"I think we deserved it. We played better football and created more chances.
"It's a little revenge for the cup final and a great start to the season for us."
Rooney eyes fast start
Rooney played down the significance of the outcome for the coming league season.
"I'm not too sure. It depends how the results go in the first few weeks of the season," he said.
"We've got a big week coming up and hopefully we'll start the season well.
"It's fantastic to win a bit of silverware at the start of the season. The game went a bit dead in the second half but we're glad of the win."

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What's my case ? Which Degree of gynecomastia? (photos
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Types of Gynecomastia & Treatment Options
There are several common factors which contribute to gynecomastia. These include excessive levels of #estrogen, natural #hormone changes, use of recreational drugs or alcohol, medications and their associated side effects, and, various health conditions. Also, there are different types of #gynecomastia.
Normal Gynecomastia is usually apparent in boy between the ages of 12 to 15 years old and older men 65 years old or more who experience a drop in their testosterone levels. This type of Gynecomastia takes about one to two years to regress on its own.
Pure Glandular Gynecomastia is seen more commonly in body builders and is caused by steroid use. Surgical removal of the gland is required for treatment.
Adult Gynecomastia – Fat deposits are apparent in the glandular tissue. This type of gynecomastia is the most common. Doctors may recommend surgery for treatment of the condition.
Adolescent Gynecomastia is hereditary and usually appears in 30% to 60% of boys between the ages of nine to fourteen. Many cases of adolescent gynecomastia resolve on its own as the boy grows into adulthood. Some may choose to undergo surgery to correct the situation, this usually happens at the age of 18 or above. In severe cases in young boys, the physician and child development specialists will need to speak to the parents regarding the severity of the gynecomastia and if surgery is an option before the age of 18.
Assymetric or Unilateral Gynecomastia appears in either one or both breasts at different degrees. In many cases one breast appears larger than the other. Surgery is a common treatment for this type of gynecomastia.
Pseudo-Gynecomastia is composed of adipose tissue instead of glandular tissue. This type of gynecomastia can be treated with diet, liposuction or surgery
Severe Gynecomastia commonly affects those who have lost skin elasticity at an older age and those who have been obese or overweight at one point in their life and lost weight may have saggy skin and breasts that are severely enlarged. Surgery is the recommended treatment for severe gynecomastia.
There are three types of surgical treatment options available that treat gynecomastia. The doctor will recommend the one that is best suited to each individual case. Consulting with a board-certified plastic surgeon in person, is highly suggested in order to determine if you are a surgery candidate and what treatments are best for you.
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An in-person consultation is essential in developing a surgical plan. In my experience, however, most cases require both liposuction and gland excision for best results. Both techniques are required to sculpt smooth, masculine contours and assure no trace of puffy nipples remain. You'll need to plan for at least a few days of rest after surgery, and you'll need to refrain from strenuous activities like soccer for a few weeks. You'll heal faster with some rest and it will all be worth it!
Your scars should be tiny--nearly invisible. To see examples, have a look at the photo gallery on our website.
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First, the scars: incisions limited to the inferior areolar border will result in most cases in scars that are faint to even invisible. In many patients that is the only incision you need. In patients with significant chest hair, small liposuction access incisions in the subpectoral fold (the crease at the bottom of the male pectoral area) are acceptable as they will be invisible, but not in patients with little to no chest hair. When needed, an axillary incision can be used for liposuction cannula or arthroscopy shaver access, and a well-designed incision in that location is also minimally noticeable to invisible in most cases. Surgeons who are experienced with and proficient at gynecomastia surgery limit the incisions to areas where the scars will be imperceptible.
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What's my case ? Which Degree of gynecomastia?
Based on the photograph, you are probably dealing with a mild case of gynecomastia. Generally speaking, assuming a young man has achieved a long-term stable weight and there are no "causative agents" involved, surgery may be indicated to treat persistent gynecomastia. It is often best treated with partial excision of the prominent glandular tissue as well as liposuction surgery of the peripheral chest area. If the prominence of the chest wall is caused by adipose tissue, then liposuction surgery may suffice. You may find the attached link, dedicated to gynecomastia surgery concerns, helpful to you as you learn more. Best wishes.
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'A KwaZulu-Natal man has been hospitalised with suspected rabies, contracted from his dog,' the Agriculture and Environmental Affairs Department told iafrica yesterday.
This comes just days after a 45-year-old farmer was admitted to a hospital in Empangeni after being suspected of contracting rabies as well, adds The Citizen.
And the authorities are worried – especially since four people have died from rabies recently.
But it's not the first time rabies has been high on KZN's warning list!
Last year, the KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Government made massive inroads to boost the province's capacity to deal with the outbreak of rabies by setting up a task team to develop an intervention strategy, reports sanews.gov.za.
But since rabies is endemic in South Africa – particularly in rural areas like KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape – it's vital you do what you can to protect your employees in
If an employee gets rabies while on the job, you could be held liable
The health and safety risk for your employees is two-fold.
After all, 'people who work outdoors stand a good chance of encountering snakes, spiders, scorpions and other animals like dogs which can result in potentially harmful effects on your employees,' explains The Health and Safety Advisor. And travelling employees are also at an increased risk.
So if you're based in KZN or have employees working or travelling there, it's up to you to ensure you've done everything you can to protect them from harm. And that includes making sure they know what steps to take if they're bitten, scratched or licked by a rabid animal.
Here's what you need to do if your employee thinks he's come into contact with rabies:
So there you have it! By ensuring your employee understands what to do if he suspects he's come into contact with rabies, you can rest assured knowing you've done everything in your power for ensure his health and safety while on the job.
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What are some of the lies female tells?
Have an opinion?
What Guys Said 22
This says it all. . . hilarious!
I have a boyfriend
It's not you it's me
You don't have to if you want to
It's okay
Noo really it's okay
I'm fine
Don't worry about it
I'm not mad
Nice guys don't finish last20|20|0
"Sure, it's totally cool if you go out with your buddies for a few drinks!"
"Why would I be jealous? She is just you coworker"
"I've never done that before!"
"Personality is much more important than looks"
Someone should make a female version as well. :)20|20|0
"Hey honey, what's the matter?"
Yeah right!10|10|0
No it's not new I had it for years.
I be ready in... ?
I told you this before/already
It only cost £...
I only had 2-3 drinks
i didn't move it
My family are only coming for the day/ staying one night
I got no money left can you lend my some
It's your turn to drive and my to drink/ I don't like driving you big car you will have to drive.
I'm sure there's more.00|00|0
Often when they tell you something and say "just kidding" after they tell you something that they probably shouldn't have, they aren't kidding at all and the most common ones are "nothing's wrong", "like I said I'm not mad at you"..."Have a great time going out with your Friends", "I really do like that shirt"00|00|0
"I love you"
"I love you for who you are" Meaning I love your bank account.
After bad sex "its okay. don't worry about it" and she smiling when she really saying in her head "I hope Brad is free in the morning"10|10|0
Yep, I can easily believe all those were lies if they were said to you.
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I didn't like you at all but now you've changed your pic to a Lego man... I'm a sucker for a plastic yellow face...
typical female only liking men for what they look like and have.
"Nothing is wrong, I don't want to talk about it"
lol i'll just sit there until they decide to talk about it and listen intently.00|00|0
Size doesn't matter
I've got a headache
I'm going out with my female friend
It's not your fault10|10|0
"I have a boyfriend."
"I'm lesbian."10|12|1
I'm not ready for a relationship.00|00|0
Haha.. nice try
shouldn't u know lol?00|00|0
When their lips are moving and sound is coming out, it's lies.30|31|0
What Girls Said 26
lol why is a female asking about female lies? hmmmmmm hard to tell
i'm not really good at lying lol21|10|0
"you're so pretty"
"don't worry, I promise not to tell"
"it wasn't me"
"I don't like your boyfriend like that"
"(insert name) said (insert lie)"
"I think he might like you"
"We're together"
"You're my best friend"
.. I could go on and on.. :/10|10|0
"i'm not wearing any makeup"
"oh, mine are natural"
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@yourfutureex haha lol whatever :)) but it's true! A lot of girls lie about the gossip they spread :))
Evil yes!
you are not that fat.
you are a nice guy u deserve a better female then me
i have never had an orgasm before but with you i had it 7 times.
you have such a huge penis
your ex was quite pretty.
your mums cake is a way better then mine.
you look amazing in a new dress
your ass is not that fat, no worries, you can wear that skinny jeans.
"You have a huge penis" Seriously?, I can't believe girls would say that as a lie lol, especially since we all know the size of our own dicks. That would kill my ego, I would just have sex and and then leave. No comments are better lies
-I woke up like this
-I got it on sale
-You are such a bitch! Lol i'm kidding
-This is my natural hair colour
-I don't tan
-Yeah sure you can have my number
-You're so hot
-Omg you're so big
As for the boyfriend/Lesbian comment, Most of the time it's not a lie. Girls love boobs. Sometimes some girls like boobs more than other girls like boobs.00|00|0
Ok cool
It's fine
Don't worry about it
I don't want to see you right now
Sure let's share a dessert
but for me it's mostly "I'm fine". Those words are never genuine.00|00|0
Yup.. so true
Birthday presents... "you don't have to buy me anything"10|10|0
"I'm not even mad."10|10|0
"You're so pretty!"10|10|0
So dayum truth!
"I swear yours is the biggest one I have ever seen"00|00|0
If she is hungry
If she is ok
and calling someone else cute00|00|0
"I'm fine"00|00|0
Last night was great (or not)
I'm fine (fuck you)
I have a boyfriend (you're just creepy)
I don't masturbate - ever (I probably do it more than you do)
Awww thanks, you didn't have to! (you actually had to)00|00|0
The biggest lie I tell is "I'll owe you one!" The sad truth is i won't repay you lol10|10|1
So you always borrow money but never pay them back? Lmao, I have a few of those friends lol.
No I have never had to borrow money, I mean like favors for people, chances are I won't repay your favor
"I'm not mad, I'm fine..." ;)00|00|0
I don't masturbate. I don't watch porns. These are the biggest lies ever xD00|00|0
The ones I have heard the most are!
1. I'm busy
2. I have a boyfriend00|00|0
im ok i dont need anyone00|00|0
"I love you" lol00|00|0
jean size and age00|00|0
Your dick is the biggest one I've ever seen.00|00|0
It's okay you can go.00|00|0
People lie about different things for different reasons. Don't generalize00|00|0
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Remember the dream about how the Internet will change the world for travelers?
It went something like this: In the near future, Internet-based travel agents would harness the awesome power of new information technologies to scour the wired universe for the travel products that match your precise needs--airline tickets, hotel rooms, rental cars and more--at the lowest possible price. You'd be liberated from the tyranny of predatory airline pricing, of any one travel agent's limitations or self-interests, even maybe of the "hold" recordings played on airline, hotel and others' 800 numbers. Want a week at a beachfront cottage on the southern coast of France, including round-trip air, a seaside cafe and a skilled masseuse? How much you want to spend? $900? Wait one second . . . page loading . . . Click here to reserve, brother!
Well, wake up and smell the airline breakfast entree. That dream will not become a reality any time soon.
At least that's what struck me after spending three days in Phoenix at PhoCusWright '98, the online travel industry's biggest annual honchopalooza, now in its third year. The chiefs of the major online travel agencies--Preview Travel, Internet Travel Network, Travelocity and Microsoft Expedia--along with about 500 leaders from airlines, lodging companies, niche competitors, business partners and technology suppliers, gathered to preen, perform and ponder their futures. The place was scary with brainpower: Stanford and Harvard MBAs, Silicon Valley CEOs and plenty of folks with expensive eyewear and corporate-logoed polo shirts. Like a lot of people in the travel business, they looked as if they could stand to get out a little more often. (Interest revealed: Your correspondent was a speaker at the conference.)
The reason the online dream is dead, I discovered, is that the airlines want it dead. If online travel agencies were to succeed at finding customers the tickets they want at the lowest prices, they would quickly dominate the retail travel business--and squeeze much of the profit out of the passenger airline industry. The airlines are not standing by and letting this happen.
While airline reps at PhoCus Wright denied trying to put online travel agencies out of business, their actions make it difficult to infer otherwise. In one of those episodes of brow-raising coincidence that give anti-trust lawyers reasons to keep on living, most major airlines recently decided to cap the commissions they pay online travel agencies at 5 percent, or $10 maximum per ticket. The online agencies say this is less than it costs them to sell the average ticket (reportedly around $21). And they also point out that this $10 cap is even less than the airlines pay "real" ("face-to-face") travel agents, who themselves are squealing that the airlines' 8 percent/$50 commission caps on most round-trip domestic tickets are killing them.
Meantime, we learned, many major airlines are doing plenty to encourage their best customers to book online--but at their own Web sites, not the online agencies'. United has announced a bonus of 20,000 frequent-flier miles (nearly enough for a round-trip ticket!) to customers who use its Web site to book 10 trips in the next year. Northwest is luring frequent fliers to its Web site by making frequent-flier award travel bookable online. Delta has floated the idea of Net-only discounts for certain trips booked exclusively at its Web site.
So: Airlines are offering incentives for customers to book directly on their Web sites. And they are lowering commissions they pay to independent online agencies. You don't need a Stanford MBA, or even a Silicon Valley polo shirt, to connect these dots. Airlines want to sell tickets online to their most lucrative customers themselves--not via independent agents who may steer their best customers to a better deal.
So where does this leave companies like Expedia, Travelocity, Preview Travel and Internet Travel Network? Scrambling to figure out new ways to make money. (They are also contemplating legal and legislative action against the airlines, but trust me, you don't want to know the details.)
Most have decided to sell travel products that have higher commissions, just as "face-to-face" agents have, including package vacations and cruises. In this model, being adopted most aggressively by Preview Travel and Expedia, online agencies will create tools that help people purchase these more "complex" products electronically. Many people at PhoCusWright seemed invested in the idea that people will buy a cruise to Bermuda or a seven-day, six-night Hawaii package online, but so far there are few numbers to support this hope. Preview is the first service to permit online booking of cruises, and others say they'll soon be there.
Expedia has redesigned its page to highlight "special offers from our suppliers"--deals the fine print identifies as "advertisements" for which Expedia takes no responsibility. For now, this seems strictly a forum for "distressed inventory"--stuff suppliers can't unload at retail prices. Debut offers included cabins on the Disney Magic cruise ship, which are some of the most visibly distressed, and widely discounted, merchandise in the travel market right now, and "family" trips to Acapulco, a destination about 40 years past its peak and a hard sell to U.S. vacationers any time of year.
Expedia has also decided to declare itself MSN Expedia, as part of an effort to attract customers of Microsoft's many Web-based commerce sites. The assumption is that people who use other MSN Web sites to conduct online tasks--say, purchase a car, manage their bank accounts or collect news--might easily be persuaded to book their vacations on the one-click-away, in-the-family MSN Expedia. Interesting idea. The problem is, like most institutions in Late Empire phase, Microsoft appears to have become utterly unaware of its imperial excesses and vanities. Rich Barton, general manager of Expedia, gave a boosty presentation in which he referred to the network of disparate Microsoft Web sites as "city-states" being connected by "arterial roads" and "highways to the capital city" under the MSN brand name--a breathtaking metaphor for territorial domination, especially for a company under investigation by the Justice Department for illegal ter- ritorial domination. To his great credit, Barton did not extend the city-state metaphor by referring to Web customers as "serfs."
According to new research cited at PhoCusWright, only 18 percent of wired travelers actually buy travel products online--they tend to look on line but book via 800 number or conventional agent, creating what's called a low "look-to-book" ratio. As Microsoft executives spun it, this is evidence that online agents influence a huge amount of travel--and another good reason for travel suppliers to advertise on Expedia. But the other online agencies seemed more determined to urge consumers to "cross the chasm" into online booking. Most are working to educate people about how little risk it is to send their credit card information over the Web. Travelocity and Expedia are making marquee space available on their home pages to attack this problem.
But they also have to smooth the process of booking. (Fun fact: A typical non-productive session on an online travel service--querying various fares but not purchasing any of them--costs the agency around $4 in fees it pays to the (airline-owned!) computerized reservation services. This more than anything explains why all the big online agencies are losing money, despite increasing revenues.) The most aggressive move toward easier booking is from Travelocity, which made the startling claim that its new purchasing system will place just three (3!) screens between a flight request and purchase confirmation. Like most electronic products that sound too good to be true, the new version was described as being "in final testing." Meantime, Travelocity has streamlined its entire site for easier navigation.
Preview Travel announced that it will, in an attempt to draw customers to its site from the scattered provinces of electroland, allow any Web site operator to post Preview's best-of-breed low-fare ticker (and its middling travel news wire service) for free. Preview also announced plans to encourage regular site users who don't book at the Preview site with unnamed incentives to make an initial online purchase. Internet Travel Network, meanwhile, announced several new partnerships to sell or lease its booking tools. United recently took a big (though not a majority) stake in ITN, making it the second online agency (along with Travelocity) to lie down formally with an airline.
If I were in a position to advise your basic PC-owning householder about what to expect from online booking sites in the future, I'd say to expect airline sites to offer harder-to-resist incentives to book there. I'd say to expect online agencies to push more packages and cruises, even as your priorities remain a cheap airline ticket and clean hotel room. I'd say to expect airlines or big travel agencies eventually to absorb the independent online agents.
But I'd tell folks to hold out some hope for, of all things, the upcoming recession. Nobody said any of this on the record or even onstage at PhoCusWright, but many talked about it in the sunny courtyards just outside the conference hall. The thinking goes like this: Right now, with the economy still running well and planes flying nearly full, airlines can afford to dictate the terms to its agents. But when a downturn comes, travel is one of the first industries to suffer. How will airlines fill all those empty seats, especially with recession-pinched consumers trying to save every dollar?
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This is a recipe from the Sept. 2007 cooking light. I'm cataloging them for my own future use so I don't have to keep the magazines lying around. The picture for this looked amazing.
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I also found this recipe in one of my cooking light magazines and decided to give it a try, it turned out really good. I liked that It wasn't overly fishy and the breading on the fish was simple, but at the same time tasted really good. I didn't make the Aioli, just the fish and it was fine as is!!
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- 2 tablespoons minced fresh cilantro
- 3 tablespoons fat-free mayonnaise
- 1 serrano chili, seeded and minced
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 cup nonfat milk
- 1 large egg white, lightly beaten
- 2 cups corn flakes, finely crushed
- 1⁄4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄4 teaspoon black pepper
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 24 ounces halibut fillets
- 4 lemon wedges
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- Aioli:Combine cilantro, mayonnaise, serrano, and minced garlic, stirring well.
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Leap Day suggests leaping about the dance floor. But it's Monday, and you're wiped. The next best thing is listening to dance music — beats from assorted cultures and historical periods, to improve your mind if not your body.
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The Mundells - A Famous Tinwald Family
My name is James Mundell (Jim). I was born in Paisley, Scotland before moving to London in 1976. My grandfather, James Mundell came from Dumfries where he was born about 1900.The following newspaper article has been reproduced from his cuttings (undated) found in a scrapbook that must be about 50 years old. The text has been checked against the original article to ensure accuracy.
I always understood that Mundells were entitled to wear the Cameron tartan but it was only after readingthe cuttings that I can understand why.
I hope you find the paper of interest and plan to complete the second part within the next two weeks.
A Famous Tinwald Family
ByMr. A. CAMERON SMITH.
We publish the first part of a paper given by Mr. A. Cameron Smith of Milnhead, at last night's meeting of the Dumfries and Galloway Antiquarian Society on "Mundells in Tinwald", including some notes on the Family of Mundeville, ancient lords of Tinwald.
In a preface, Mr. A. Cameron Smith of Milnhead, said that three hundred years ago the surname of Mundell was scarcely to be found outside of the parish of Tinwald and a few of the neighbouring parishes of Dumfriesshire to which it had strayed. Few of the possessors of the name were probably aware that the name was pure Norman. In the paper (he continued) the form Mundeville would be generally adopted, though vagaries of scribes and copyists have reproduced it in slightly varying forms. In a Latin document it must appear as Mundavilla; in modern French it would be Mondeville. Both forms are the equivalent of "Cleantoun". I daresay it might be possible to discover where in France the original Mondeville was situated.
The last of the Mundeville lairds, Henry de Mundeville, may have been the Sir Henry de Mundeville , knight, who was a witness to the charter granted by Maxwell of Carlaverock "circa 1407" . The other witnesses indicate the local character of the group: they include the abbots of Hollywood and of Sweetheart, a Herries, a Jardine, a Durant and a Grierson.
Henry was alive in 1427, in which year a complaint reached the papal court that he, "lord of the Place of Tinwald and patron by ancient custom, had presented Robert Stott, priest, to the rectory of Tinwald, before he had obtained possession of the lordship".
After Henry's death disputes arose about his succession. From the records we learn that he had held not only Tinwald, but also the Temple-land of Dalgarnock (modern Templeland) and the lands of Monreith in Wigtonshire. There seem to have been at least three daughters - Margaret, who was married to Edward Maxwell, the ancestor of the Maxwells of Tinwald, latterly of Monreith. Another was Janet, who married William Hepburn, and a third was Elizabeth, who is perhaps the same person as Hawise (of whom later). At some date before 1468 the legitimacy of Elizabeth, "daughter and Heiress of the late Henry Mundeville , lord of Mureiffe", had been impugned by one David Boswell: but "silence had been imposed on him by the papal court".The civil authority, on the other hand, had declared Margaret to be heiress to all four quarters of Tinwald and the Temple-land, "wrangusly haldin fra hir be William Hepburn (husband of Janet) and by Hawyse. This was done by a local assize sitting in the Tolbooth of Dumfries in 1455. At a later date (1483) Maxwell acquired such right as Hawise had possessed in Monreith (a quarter), from her grandson, Robert Boyd of Arneil (one of the Boyds of Du?cow). It is worthy of note that in the proceedings at Dumfries "sir" Thomas Broky, vicar of Kirkmahoe, was present (as clerk) and on the assize was one John Stewart, probably from Dalswinton. Kirkmahoe had another connection with the Mundevilles. One of the earliest known priests of the parish was Simon de Mundavilla, who obtained the benefice in 1408. He was one of the most erudite and far travelled men of his time and much more is known of him than all the rest of the Mundevilles in Scotland together.
Other notices of the Mundevilles connect them at different periods with Stranraer (of which Fergus de Mundeville had half), and with Channelkirk, the parish immediately north of Lauder. Some time in or after the 12th century, Henry de Mundeville set up a chapel at Glengelt(in Channelkirk), by which the abbey of Dryburgh was thought to be prejudiced. So Henry gave them three acres in Glengelt which had come from Ivo de Vetere Ponte (Vipont) "my ancestor in the same territory". Ivo belonged to the 12th century.
It is curious that all the Mundells with whom we are to deal were Cameronians. But there were degrees of Cameronians. The first two, James and John Mundell (brothers apparently), belonged to the extreme wing led by Sir Robert Hamilton , who carried with him till his death an open wound which he had received at Bothwell. We shall see them in correspondence with Sir Robert , sharing imprisonment with him for violent action and generally defying the civil magistrate. They were probably sons of John Mundell in Runnerfoot (Tinwald), who died shortly before 1680, leaving two sons, James and John. These Cameronians always fell out with their ministers, and finally recognised no minister but old Mr. Houston, and he was in Ireland. For nine years they kept a minister out of Tinwald, during which time the Society of Tinwald conducted their own worship, under the lead of "old Father Mason", perhaps a cobbler, if my guess is correct. I see hints that they were responsible for a similar vacancy in Closeburn. The Tinwald Society of Cameronians seems to have been the most militant in broad Scotland, and its members were probably the authors of what is often referred to as "the Tinwald Paper". The organiser of the societies was Robert Smith who was never more than "student" but was the lieutenant of Sir Robert Hamilton. From some expressions in his letters it might be inferred that he was of Tinwald origin, and this would account for the stoutness of the Tinwald Society. James Mundell died in 1724 in his 65th year, and left a "dying testimony", in which he gives a few details of himself : "I personally covenanted with the Lord upon the 28th October 1684 about the mid hour of the night ; wherein I engaged to stand to hair and hoof of all His controverted truths". He also testifies against all of the once sympathetic ministers, not excepting Mr John McMillan. From 1708 to 1710 James had been a regular attender at the general meeting, and brought away the money allocated to their poor in Nithsdale. Mr McMillan married him in 1709 to Agnes Gass, but James did not have his children baptised by him ; he left these to come forward after his death at ages of eighteen or thereby. In his dying testimony there is no allusion to his imprisonment, except that he quotes the text referring to "the Lord's prisoners". We learn all about it from the letters of Sir Robert Hamilton, supplemented by the Privy Council registers. Some thirty of the society people had invaded Dumfries in arms, had seized two curates, and taken their service book from them, then dragged them out of the ports of the town and frightened them with certain death. They fixed a paper to the Cross forbidding the provost and magistrates "to suffer such locusts to enter the town again." James and some three more in Tinwald, John Heron from Kirkmahoe and some others, were imprisoned for six months or longer in various prisons about Edinburgh. This was in 1692, in which year they also made a Declaration at Sanquhar, which irritated the authorities. For art and part in publishing this Declaration Sir Robert Hamilton suffered a much longer period of imprisonment. Some of the letters which passed between him, James and John Mundell and others were written from prison. In 1695 there seems to have been some effort to settle a minister in vacant Tinwald, Mr Paisley, then in Morton, being the person in view. The Society of Tinwald, however, warned him off, in a letter which used no ambiguous terms . It ended: "No more at present, but remember that, if you kepp scaith , blame not us." Mr Paisley stayed in Morton.
Among many references of local interest in these letters, there are one or two to Luke and Francie Frizzel in Glenmade, the upland farm on the borders of Kirkmahoe where McMillan often visited to marry and baptise. The Frasers were much associated with the Mundells. Luke, the younger, was a scholar of James Mundell , the Edinburgh teacher, and was, in time, the beloved teacher of Sir Walter Scott and of Lord Brougham.
James Mundell in his "Dying Testimony", made reference to his "natural enemies, my own relations".(He should perhaps have said "unnatural.,") These, we think, may be the family to which we next come ; for we shall find one in office in the "malignant" town of Dumfries ; and one , (a Macmillanite, too), a tenant of Dalziel of Glenae at the Place or Mains of Kirkmichael.
James Mundell, the oldest name on the family tombstones in Tinwald, who died in 1692 of age 55, may naturally be assumed to have been the progenitor of the next generation to whom we now pass.
William is not among the family who rest in Tinwald; but in St Michael's, Dumfries, there is a stone "erected by the heirs of William Mundell, treasurer in this Brough, 1716". It is a monument to the ingratitude of these heirs, brothers and sisters, for it has no other inscription. The eldest brother, Robert, is known from William's testament (which gives the date of his death as 13 Mch., 1716) and from a deed of 1717 showing that Robert, the eldest brother, acquired the share of his brothers and sisters, Joseph in Dalrusken, Janet, spouse to William Neilson, late baillie, and Jean, spouse to Thomas Gillespie (who lies in the family burial place in Tinwald).
Robert is the only one of these who interests us here. In 1716-17 he was "in Dalrusken" like his father; but as his tombstone states, he was afterwards in Kirkmichael. He was in the Mains of Kirkmichael (otherwise Kirkmichael Place) in 1756, when he witnessed deeds of Alexander Dalziel of Glenae, son and heir of Robert , late Earl of Carnwath. He was in Kirkmichael in 1758, when he made a testamentary disposition in favour of his (second) wife, Elizabeth Murray, his youngest son, Alexander, schoolmaster at Closeburn, Robert his second son, now in Jamaica, Janet and Rebecca, his daughters.
Robert's dates (1678 - 1761) are on his tombstone; as also those of his (first) wife, Mary Raining(1684 - 1736). Their son , Robert, who died in 1715 , aged one year, was the former of two sons whom the father names after himself. Of his eldest son, James, named after his paternal grandfather, we do not know anything from McMillan's Register, which is very useful for the others. The marriage with Mary Raining was celebrated by himin 1709; Robert (second son of the name) was baptised at Hartbush in 1724, being then 11 months old.. He is Robert (died 1787) , late of the province of Maryland, whose will clears up some of his relationships, and contains some peculiar clauses. "Having the perfect use of my mental faculties (such as they are) , instead of bequeathing my soul to God and my body to the earth, as I have seen done, I leave the last to accident, being perfectly indifferent what becomes of my body when the breath is gone ; my spirit I resign to Him who gave it. My funeral is to be at the smallest expense decency will permit.; mournings a black ribbon or scarf or some such trifle for a week or so."
Alexander, who was to be the famous master of Wallace Hall , was baptised at Hartbush , 30th June 1729, being born 12th January, 1729. Janet was baptised in 1709 at Glenmade, the home of Luke and Francie Fraser. Rebecca was baptised in 1711, being then seven months old.
It remains now for me to trace the two brothers, James and Alexander, who may with justice be claimed to have been among the most eminent schoolmasters of the eighteenth century, the former at Edinburgh and the latter at Wallace Hall. The proof of the statement is to be found in the record of distinguished men who were educated by them. Fortunately, lists of these have been discovered, but the discussion of them is beyond the scope to which this paper is restricted.


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Delhi: A magnificent half-century from Dinesh Karthik helped the Delhi Daredevils to a comprehensive 67-run victory over the Rajasthan Royals in the Indian Premier League at the Feroz Shah Kotla.
A fine knock from Dinesh Karthik for his 38 ball 69 helps Delhi to post a modest total of 188 for the loss of six wickets against Rajasthan Royals here on Wednesday in Delhi.
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Delhi Daredevils skipper Gautam Gambhir won the toss and the elected to bat first against Rajasthan Royals in the 29th match of IPL 3rd edition here on Wednesday in Delhi.
Virender Sehwag decimated the Royals in the previous encounter betweeen the two teams.
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"total hip replacement - 4 days on orthopaedic ward"
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overall I was very happy with the care I received throughout my operation and stay in Colchester General Hospital.
The admission procedure helped to allay anxieties and staff gave me all the information I needed;
the procedure went well and the transfer from recovery to ward was calm and professional.
I was in a 6 bed ward. Cleanliness on the ward was good; at times the bathrooms were not as clean as might have been desired and bathrooms were not designed entirely with the needs of patients on crutches in minds eg the door opened next to the sink without proper clearance.
the ward was remarkably quiet and peaceful at night with staff responding to patient calls quietly and reasonably promptly.
ward staff and therapists were helpful in maximising my recovery and move towards rehabilitation - particular praise for the physio support on the ward.
the food was unexciting but adequate and nutritious with sufficient options.
staff kept water jugs well topped up.
I was kept informed throughout on my progress and medication (with the opportunity to decline medication if I wished eg options on painkillers)
Overall I was happy with my care and had intended to give very positive feedback.. However the discharge process was poor. I was told that I could be discharged at 9.30 am but it took until after 4pm to actually process the discharge. in this time I was given on information on proposed timing which made it very difficulty to plan for return to home.
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Sylvain Wallez wrote: > Jason Johnston wrote: > >> Sylvain Wallez wrote: >> >>> Jason Johnston wrote: >>> >>>> The only AJAX-related code I can find in the Widget (formmodel) >>>> classes is in AbstractWidget.generateSaxFragment(), where it creates >>>> an fi:placeholder if the widget is invisible. It seems odd to me to >>>> have this here, perhaps it would better belong in the template layer >>>> as well. >>> >>> >>> >>> Hmm... the idea behind this is to ensure that the view layer, >>> whatever it is, has no possibility to produce the XML representation >>> of a widget if that widget's state prevents it to be displayed. >> >> >> >> And that would still be the case, but the production of fi:placeholder >> (which is an AJAX-only implementation detail, right?) would be moved >> into the view layer. Keep the "if", move the "else". > > > > Yes, you're right, the placeholder is only useful when in Ajax mode. Now > having it in at the widget level was a way to avoid to re-test again the > widget's state in the template, which requires to crawl up the ancestors > to combine their states. Efficiency for the server and lazyness for the > code writer ;-) I understand the performance concern. Turns out, though, that most of the JX macros are *already* re-testing the widget's visibility! (See JXMacrosHelper.isVisible() which generates the fi:placeholder as a side-effect.) So the "else" in AbstractWidget.generateSaxFragment() which creates an fi:placeholder never gets reached that I can see. The redundancy should be removed one way or the other.
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Candidates must have successfully completed a relevant Postgraduate Diploma to undertake the MA Professional Development and Practice Dissertation module.
Each student will identify a desk-based or empirical research project which is associated with their programme of study and which will be subject to approval from their supervisor and (where appropriate) the School Ethics Committee.
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The group walks around the tower looking for the spot to put the charges. The tower was huge place and they couldn't figure out where they were. They were also trying to avoid being spotted by the Chimera that were still inside the tower. "I think were lost," Nazo said.
"Oh really, did you think were knew we were going? We've been lost for over 30 minutes," Aria said
"Be quiet you two, they can still hear us," Ash said.
"If we don't hurry up they'll kill everyone outside."
"I know we have to hurry, but if we rush me might get even more lost." As Aria and Ash talk, Nazo started to walk towards a door. He wasn't sure why, but he felt like something was calling to him. When he did get to the door Aria stopped him.
"Where do you think your going? We have a job to do." Nazo came back to his senses and the group went back to look for the spot. As they were looking, the Chimera started to push back the Resistance fighters. They were pinning down the fighters and they couldn't hold their ground. The Resistance fighters were trying there best to hold them off, but the ground started to shack.
"Don't tell me there already here," a soldier said.
"I thought it would take a while too, but I guess I was wrong. The Goliaths are coming," Drake said.
"If those things come here were doom. They have those spire missiles that can infect people."
"I believe we'll gone before they come. That is if they can get the job done. Lets hope they don't bring in the fleet as well."
"I hope they do get the job done. It would be a big blow to the Chimera." Inside the tower, the group finally found the spot to put the charges. As they were setting up the charges, Nazo had the same felling again. Something was trying to talk to him, but he didn't know what. As they were finished, something grabbed Nazo and dragged him away. Ash and Aria tried to follow them, but they lost them.
"Did you see what grabbed him?" Aria asked.
"No I didn't, but we need to find him. We have at least ten minutes to find him. Those charges are on a timer you know," Ash said. As the two were looking for Nazo, Nazo woke up in a room. He looked around and saw a creature. It looked like an armored worm with big teeth and six eyes.
"What are you?" Nazo asked.
"I am your enemy Avatar. This world doesn't belong to you," the creature said.
"So you're a Chimera. I guess you're a new strain."
"I'm not a strain. I'm the original Chimera, the Pure Chimera."
"So you're the one who created these other Chimera?"
"Yes, we created the Chimera virus and these other Chimera. The Earth belongs to us and we didn't have the strength to take it back. Now with the virus we can take back what is ours."
"That explains why the towers were so old. You were here before us and then you left the Earth. Why would you want it back when you left it?"
"Who said we left it willingly. We had to leave after we went at war with those pointy ear traitors."
"What do you mean by traitors?"
"We lived on the Earth together for years without fighting. We helped each other out when we needed help. Then they decided to go to war with us. They didn't like what we were doing to the Earth. All we did was just cool the Earth down in places were we lived. They told us we shouldn't do that. It was during the fighting that they messed with one of our devices and caused to the Earth to become unstable. We both had to leave Earth in order to survive. Now that the Earth is stable again, we shall take it back."
"Why can't we just live in peace, like you did before. Maybe we..."
"So you can back stab us when we do something that you don't like. Sorry, but were taking no chances. This world will be ours."
"Then I have no other choice. I have to defeat you and your race. I won't let you kill all of these people because of your selfish desires."
Nazo and the Pure Chimera started to fight each other. The Pure Chimera kept dogging all of Nazo's attack, despite its size. He kept firing fireballs at in till he hit a wall and it come down on the Pure Chimera. It come out of the ruble and charged at Nazo. It wrapped itself around Nazo and was squeezing him like a snake. Nazo couldn't move an inch and it looked like he was going to faint. Then Ash and Aria came through the hole in the wall and attacked the Pure Chimera.
The Pure Chimera let go of Nazo and started to fight with Ash and Aria. As Nazo got up on his feet, he saw a group of Chimera running towards the hole in the wall. He used metal bending to fix the hole in the wall, so the Chimera couldn't get in through the hole. As they were fighting, they herd an explosion. The charges went off and the Tower started to fall apart. The group ran for their lives trying to get out of the tower. As they were running, the Pure Chimera was right behind them. It was catching up to them. Ash metal bend some the debris and threw it at the Pure Chimera, trying to slow it down. It kept dodging his attacks in till some debris from the ceiling fell on top of it and buried it.
They saw an opening and ran towards it. When they did they found out they were high up in the tower. They turned around and saw groups of Chimera coming towards them. They couldn't go anywhere and braced for the worst. Then Blaze with Drake on her back comes up to them. They jumped on Blaze as the Chimera started to fire at them. The whole tower come crashing down just as they got out.
The group returned to the Resistance fighters base. Everyone was celebrating their victory over the Chimera. Everyone was telling stories and how they can't wait for this war to be over. Nazo started to think about what the Pure Chimera said. He knew that the Chimera would do everything they could to take back the Earth. He started to wonder weather or not this war would end the same way as the other war the Chimera fought in. Soon he stooped thinking about and went to celebrate with the others. At the destroyed tower, the Pure Chimera emerged from the rubble. It looked at the field were the battle took place.
"You think of us as a diseases that needs to be destroyed, when we're the evolution of man. You think this planet is your birthright, but it was first ours. It was ours ages before you stood up right. Soon your skies will shine with our stars and the Earth will tremble. Only then will you know what it truly means to suffer," the Pure Chimera said to himself before leaving.
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Feb. 12, 2007
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The University of Wyoming Cowboy Joe Club (CJC) will be hosting a public reception on Tuesday, Feb. 13 at the Hitching Post Inn in Cheyenne, beginning at 6 p.m. Cowboy football coach Joe Glenn, Cowboy basketball coach Steve McClain, Cowgirl basketball coach Joe Legerski, swimming & diving coach Tom Johnson and UW athletics director Tom Burman along with student-athletes and staff from the athletic department are set to attend. The event is free and the public is welcome and encouraged to attend.
The reception is presented by Cheyenne Light Fuel & Power.
Appetizers along with beer and soft drinks will be included.
The CJC Laramie County fund drive got underway on Feb. 5 and will run until Feb. 20. Volunteers are hitting the streets and making phone calls on behalf of CJC to get members to renew their membership for 2007 and to hopefully get new members involved with CJC.
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This is not a bad little unit, but just not worth the money compaired to Nordictrack.
Lifecore is a relatively new company that is distributing though speciality fitness stores and the internet. Unfortunatley for Lifecore, the specialty fitness channel is imploding during the recession. They are running a real danger of not having anyone able or willing to sell their product.


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Portugal votes in 'decisive' early election after bailout
Portugal voted Sunday in an early election deemed "decisive" for the future of the country which is committed to putting in place a 78 billion euro bailout deal after its near financial collapse.
Opinion polls give the centre-right Social Democrats (PSD), who last ruled between 2002 and 2005, around 36 percent of the vote against 31 percent for Prime Minister Jose Socrates' Socialists, in power since 2005.
PSD leader Pedro Passos Coelho campaigned on a promise to "go beyond" the demanding bailout conditions set by the International Monetary Fund and the European Union in terms of privatisations and economic reforms.
"We expect a great result," the 46-year-old, donning a blue suit jacket and stripped shirt with the top buttons undone, said as he arrived to vote at a primary school in the Lisbon suburb of Amadora.
"The next two to three years will be hard. I am sure that we will make the necessary changes and Portugal will achieve prosperity. We are confident that we will fulfill the agreement we achieved with the EU and the IMF," he added.
As of noon (1100 GMT) turnout stood at 20.01 percent, compared to 21.29 percent at the same time during the last general election held in 2009 which was marked by a record abstention rate of over 40 percent.
EU Commission chief Jose Manuel Barroso appealed for a "massive" turnout, saying Portugal's economic crisis made the vote the "most important" since the April 1975 polls which consolidated the nation's return to democracy after four decades of dictatorship.
"It is normal for politicians to say that each election is decisive but this time it's true," said Barroso, a former Portuguese prime minister, as he arrived to vote at a Lisbon polling station.
Investors have kept Portugal's borrowing costs close to record levels even after the bailout agreement was reached in May on fears that the new government that emerges after the election may lack a strong enough mandate to get parliament to pass the austerity and reforms called for in the deal.
The bailout is conditional on measures that include tax hikes, a freeze on state pensions and salaries and a reduction in unemployment benefits as well as their duration.
Passos Coelho also wants to require people collecting jobless or welfare benefits to do community work to "facilitate" their return to the labour market.
He intends to add more companies to the list of state firms to be privatised under the bailout deal, including the state water utility and the Lisbon metro, in line with his belief that the state must play a smaller role in society.
Many voters expressed disillusionment with politicians and were resigned to further austerity measures whatever the outcome of the election.
"I expect little from these elections. The margin for manoeuvre for the next government is very small," said David, a 44-year-old computer science professor who wore a shirt and jeans as he voted at a Lisbon public library.
If the final poll results are confirmed the PSD will fall short of an absolute majority in the 230-seat parliament but they could govern in coalition with the third-place conservative CDS-PP party as in the past.
The early election was triggered by Socrates' resignation at the end of March after the parliamentary opposition, led by the PSD, rejected his minority government's fourth austerity package in just under a year.
Two weeks later Portugal became the third eurozone nation after Greece and Ireland last year to request an international bailout.
Socrates argues he did everything to avoid a bailout. He blames the PSD, which had backed previous fiscal tightening, for provoking a political crisis just to topple the government "out of a greed for power."
The new government will have to fight joblessness -- which stood at a record 12.6 percent in April, the fourth-highest level in the eurozone -- with the economy expected to contract by two percent this year and the next.