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Article 1Fraud in the Community budget
1. A number of witnesses drew attention
to the broad overlap between the offences in Part 1 of the Corpus
Juris and existing criminal laws in the United Kingdom. Particular
concern was, however, expressed at the notion of penalising conduct
that was merely reckless or grossly negligent (p56). Witnesses
pointed to the need to prove "dishonest intent" under
English law. The Criminal Bar Association pointed out the significant
change the Corpus would make (p49). The London Criminal
Courts Solicitors' Association (LCCSA) had reservations about
the inclusion of recklessness and was opposed to the inclusion
of gross negligence as the basis of criminal liability in this
context (p127). Scots law probably does not recognise that fraud
(a crime of intent) can be committed negligently and possibly
not recklessly. The Law Society of Scotland said that in practice
prosecutions for fraud are not brought unless the authorities
are satisfied that the accused acted deliberately (p53). The Faculty
of Advocates drew no comfort from the adverb "grossly".
In the context of the Civil Law it had proved difficult in practice
to discern any difference between "gross negligence"
and "negligence" (p52).
2. Liberty expressed concern at the over-broad
definition of certain of the offences, in particular those in
Article 1(1)(a) and (b) where there were requirements to provide
information. Their concerns were increased by the fact that recklessness
and/or gross negligence would be sufficient to establish mens
rea, both of which were excluded from the defence of mistake
in Article 11 (p124). The Association of Lawyers for the Protection
of the Financial Interest of the European Community (ALPFIEC),
however, said that there were many statutory offences in the United
Kingdom whereby it is an offence recklessly to provide to a public
authority information which is false in a material particular.
ALPFIEC saw advantages in Article 1 as drafted: "In so far
as the aspect of gross negligence will give the offence wider
application this may assist to widen the opportunity for extradition
and availability of bank information from third countries"
3. ALPFIEC observed that Article 1(1)(c)
might not be covered completely by any of the chief indictable
offences in English law. The case in question related to the conversion
of funds obtained for one purpose when the intention to divert
to another purpose was conceived after the funds had been legitimately
acquired (p111).
4. The Bar European Group (BEG) had concerns
about Article 1(2) (no offence where timely rectification is made).
This would appear to permit criminals to conspire or attempt to
commit fraud with impunity in the event that they decided not
to pursue their criminal enterprise. As Article 8 (conspiracy)
showed, this was not the intention of Article 1(2) but Article
8(2) would not cover attempts to defraud by individuals acting
alone. Referring also to Article 16, BEG said that there appeared
to be a lacuna for attempted crimes against the Corpus Juris
(p46). The Law Society of Scotland considered Article 1(2)
to be completely at odds with Scots law and attempted crime. Moreover
the lenient approach of Article 1(2) was inconsistent with the
strict liability imposed by Article 1(1) (p53).
Article 2Market-rigging
5. The Government commented that Article
2 would extend the criminal law to conduct which in the UK is
mainly subject to civil penalties (p96).
Article 3Corruption
6. Article 3(2) makes acts of passive or
active corruption (as defined) criminal offences if "they
harm or might harm the financial interests of the European Communities".
In the absence of an express test of foreseeability, LCCSA considered
the words "might harm" to be unacceptably wide (p128).
Article 4Abuse of office
7. The Government said that Articles 4-6
were drafted in broad terms, which could make them difficult to
apply in practice (p96). BEG also expressed concern at the width
and lack of precision in the definition of the offences in Articles
4 and 6 (p44). Liberty had a particular problem with Article 4(1)(b)
Article 5Misappropriation of funds
8. LCCSA did not favour making breach of
trust a criminal offence, especially when combined with a wide
definition of abusing powers "by harming those interests
entrusted" (p128).
Article 6Disclosure of secrets pertaining
to one's office
9. The Faculty of Advocates said that the
scope of the offence in Article 6 was a matter of concern. The
Faculty questioned the need for the imposition at Community level
of such all-embracing rules on secrecy (p52). LCCSA feared that
Article 6 might prevent rather than aid the detection of fraud
(p128). Liberty was also critical of the text of Article 6 and
the apparent failure of the Corpus Juris to provide any
protection for "whistle-blowers" (p124).
Article 8Conspiracy
10. ALPFIEC was critical of Article 8 because
it defined "conspiracy" too restrictively. The need
to prove an organisation rather than an agreement might make the
offence incapable of successful prosecution. ALPFIEC also queried
the effect of Article 22(2) on this offence (p111).
Article 10Mens rea
11. Article 10 makes provision that the
offences set out in Articles 1-8 all require intention or fraud.
The Law Society of Scotland said that this made little sense in
terms of Scots law as intention was a prerequisite of fraud (p53).
LCCSA suggested that Article 10 should define "intention",
"fraud", "recklessness" and "gross negligence"
Article 11Error
12. Article 11 provides that a mistake as
to the essential elements of the offence excludes fraud. Mistake
about the existence of a legal prohibition or its interpretation
excludes liability if the mistake was unavoidable. If avoidable
the penalty would be reduced. The Law Society of Scotland said
that this contrasted with the Scottish position where a mistake
as to the law would not normally constitute a defence or lead
to an automatic reduction of the penalty but might, if bona
fide, be taken into account in assessing the penalty. A bona
fide misunderstanding as to the facts might constitute a defence
(p53). Justice said that Articles 10 and 11 were "very worrying
as they appear to extend criminal liability far too far and to
leave virtually no room for a defence of innocent involvement
to succeed" (p122).
Article 13Criminal liability of the head
of a business
13. Both Justice and Liberty were critical
of the scope of Article 13 (pp122, 124). The Criminal Bar Association
said that Article 13 seemed to exclude any element of mens
rea to the extent that an individual might be criminally liable
merely because he failed to supervise a dishonest subordinate
properly, even though he had not himself behaved dishonestly (p49).
BEG thought that Article 13 (which extends criminal liability
to the head of a business) was contrary to the established rule
that crimes carrying substantial terms of imprisonment were not
to be attributed to individuals without proof of complicity. Further,
Article 13 extended criminal liability to "any other person
with powers of decision or control within the business".
That could encompass any individual, no matter how junior the
managerial level (p44). The Law Society of Scotland expressed
concern that Article 13 might have an adverse effect on the operation
of many businesses. The defence provided was very limited (p54).
Justice said that Article 13(2) "would seem to contemplate
making a personnel director liable for recruiting someone who
commits a fraud on the Community budget!" (p122).
Article 16Aggravating circumstances
14. Article 16 specifies certain aggravating
circumstances which make manadatory a custodial sentence. The
Law Society of Scotland was critical of the appropriateness of
such a draconian rule at a time when Scotland was trying to move
away from mandatory penalties (p54).
Article 18Status and structure of the European
Public Prosecutor (EPP)
15. Article 18(5) imposes a duty on national
public prosecutors to assist the EPP. The Law Society of Scotland
wanted to know what implications such a duty would have on the
prosecutorial independence of the Lord Advocate and the Crown
Office and the operational effectiveness of the Procurator Fiscal
Service (p54).
Article 19Seisin of the EPP and opening
of proceedings
16. The Law Society expressed concern at
the powers given to the EPP to close cases by way of a settlement.
Though the Inland Revenue and Customs and Excise had similar powers
in relation to tax and VAT offences, such offences were different
from those in Articles 1-8 of the Corpus and it was nevertheless
the policy of those bodies always to prosecute offences involving
professionals. The Law Society said: "There must be a danger
that the fraudster will be attracted towards defrauding the Community
budget rather than other victims if he thinks that he will be
able to `buy his way out of trouble'". There was also the
risk of disparity of treatment of those accused of non-Community
fraud, which it would be impossible to justify (p57). The Association
of Chief Police Officers in Scotland expressed similar concerns
about the EPP's discretion under Article 19.4(b) (p116).
Article 20Powers of investigation of the
17. The Law Society of Scotland drew attention
to the apparent inconsistency between Article 20(3)(g) and Article
1(2) (p54). The Association of Chief Police Officers in Scotland
noted that the investigatory powers conferred on the EPP were
not dissimilar to those already enjoyed by the police in Scotland.
The powers were, however, stated in rather general terms in Article
20(3)(a)-(g). There were instances where they should be stated
with greater precision and certainty, in particular the powers
for telephone interception (p116). The Government noted that interception
of telecommunications would be authorised by the judge of freedoms.
This would be a significant departure from the current position
where interceptions are authorised by the Secretary of State (p97).
The Law Society expressed concern at this and at the possibility
that intercepted material might be misused (p57).
Article 21Closure of the preparatory stage
18. The Faculty of Advocates drew attention
to an apparent overlap between Article 25(3) and Article 21(3),
the functions of the judge of freedoms and the competent national
legal authority in relation to checking the lawfulness of proceedings
and "seising" the Court (p51).
Article 22Bringing and terminating a prosecution
19. BEG noted that Article 22 referred to
a prosecution being extinguished on the death of the defendant
and that once a prosecution has been extinguished a defendant
cannot be pardoned or granted an amnesty. BEG considered this
to be incongruous given the fact that if a defendant dies before
a successful prosecution no guilt has been proven and he would
benefit from the presumption of innocence (Article 31) (p47).
The Law Society of Scotland was critical of the five year time
bar imposed by Article 22. The limitation is calculated from the
day when the offence is committed. But Article 22 made no provision
for continuing offences or for complicated frauds which may not
come to light until many years after they are perpetrated. The
Law Society of Scotland also queried what the effect of the settlement
of the case (under Article 22(2)(b)) was. The perpetrator of the
fraud has to admit his guilt but it was not clear whether a settlement
counted as a conviction (p54).
Article 24Competence ratione loci
20. ALPFIEC pointed out the EPP's powers
to collect evidence and arrest were restricted to the European
area (ie the territories of the Member States). Articles 20 and
24 (1)(1) did not apply to witnesses and evidence in third States.
Existing rules on mutual assistance and extradition would apply
(Article 24(2)). ALPFIEC queried whether the Community had the
necessary competence to negotiate to conclude its own mutual legal
assistance treaties with third States. Moreover the EPP could
not offer reciprocity. ALPFIEC queried whether Member States could
use existing mutual assistance arrangements with third States
when the investigation in question was not one which they were
undertaking in their own right (p113).
21. The Criminal Bar Association noted that
Article 24(1)(b) made reference to Article 20(2)(e), a subsection
which did not exist (p49).
Article 25Preparatory stage
22. The Law Society said that it was not
clear whether safeguards under national law (such as those under
the Police and Criminal Evidence Act) would apply in relation
to the exercise of coercive powers, search and seizure, by the
EPP. The Law Society was concerned that the EPP might only be
bound to apply ECHR rules (p58).
Article 26Trial
23. ALPFIEC was concerned lest Article 26
might produce delays in proceedings, because parties might contest
the jurisdiction and seek a ruling for the European Court of Justice.
They were also concerned that it might lead to forum shopping
and discrimination, proof under a civil law system being easier
and quicker to achieve than those in the United Kingdom. ALPFIEC
believed that judges in the United Kingdom would invoke Article
35 in order to ensure that all national safeguards (such as the
exclusion of evidence containing unacceptable hearsay or opinion)
unstated in the Corpus Juris were available to the defence
(p113). The Faculty of Advocates said that the Corpus Juris
appeared to have been drafted with reference to States having
a single legal system. It did not make specific provision for
the allocation of jurisdiction within the United Kingdom. The
Faculty believed it to be inappropriate for the accused to be
tried anywhere else if the criteria in Article 26(2) pointed towards
Scotland (p51).
Article 27Appeal to national courts
24. Article 27 provides for appeals and
speaks of the case "being retried, in law and in fact, by
a higher court of the State where the conviction was pronounced
at first instance". Professor Spencer said that what the
draftsman had in mind was something more than simply an appeal
on points of law. What was envisaged was a rehearing of the case
on the merits rather in the way that the Court of Appeal Civil
Division hears an appeal in this country (Q 47). BEG assumed that
in England and Wales appeals would go to the High Court. Otherwise,
there would be serious difficulties and delays were the Court
of Appeal bound to hear both argument and evidence on automatic
retrials (p46). The Faculty of Advocates queried whether there
should be an extensive right of appeal on points of fact. The
Faculty could see no justification for altering the nature and
structure of appeals for a limited category of case (p52). Justice
questioned the point of setting up a framework of separate first
instance courts to deal with Corpus Juris cases if the
right of appeal was for a full rehearing to a national court (p123).
25. Article 27 provides that the prosecution
will have a right of appeal. The Government pointed out that English
law does not, with certain limited exceptions, enable the prosecution
to ask a higher court to review a decision of the trial judge.
The Government recognised that it was important that the conduct
of trials is seen to be both fair and balanced. It was currently
examining the law in England and Wales on prosecution rights of
appeal against stays of proceedings and judge directed acquittals.
Article 28Appeal to the European Court
of Justice (ECJ)
26. Liberty welcomed the express provision,
in Article 28, for the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice
(p124). LCCSA thought the Article could go further and contended
that the defence should have rights of appeal on the application
of the Corpus or conflicts of jurisdiction to the European
Court of Justice (p128).
Article 29Rights of the accused
27. The Government pointed out that Article
29 established the rights of the accused to remain silent and
the right to a lawyer of his choice but does not state whether
inferences could be drawn from silence(p97). As regards Article
29(3), LCCSA queried whether the effect would be to change the
English rule that a defendant should not be questioned from the
time he is charged (p128).
Article 30Rights of the Commission as partie
28. Article 30 would give rights to the
Commission as partie civile. BEG said that this would be
a procedural innovation which it was not difficult to see could
be viewed as highly political in some respects (p45). The Law
Society of Scotland feared that the result would be that there
would be a number of different parties to the proceedings with
competing and different interests. Both the Society and the Faculty
of Advocates took the view that there would potentially be a very
long and cumbersome procedure. The Faculty said that there was
no reason why the Commission should not simply liaise with the
prosecutor in any case where a compensation order was thought
appropriate to ensure that the full facts were placed before the
Court (pp55, 52).
Article 31Burden of proof
29. A number of witnesses criticised Article
31. While it made clear that the prosecution bore the burden of
proof it gave no guidance as to the standard of proof (p128).
The Law Society of Scotland said that one consequence was that
an individual might evade responsibility in one country while
he would be jailed in another for exactly the same offence (p55).
ALPFIEC thought that, applying Article 35, the United Kingdom
standard would apply. The offence would have to be proved beyond
reasonable doubt (p113). Liberty considered it essential that
the standard of proof be expressly stated in the Corpus Juris
to be "beyond reasonable doubt" (p125).
Article 32Admissible evidence
30. Article 32 sets out rules on the admissibility
of evidence. LCCSA was critical of Article 32(1)(a) because it
made no provision for the presence of the defendant at the examination
of witnesses. That was desirable if the defendant has legal representation
and essential if unrepresented (p128). Article 32(1)(d) makes
provision for written evidence from an accountant appointed by
the court. The Government pointed out that such evidence would
not normally be admissible in courts in the UK. The Government
took the view that creating different rules of evidence for different
types of case, depending on the offence involved, would complicate
the investigation and prosecution of fraud (p98). The Law Society
and the Faculty of Advocates were critical of the notion of a
court-appointed accountant (QQ 198, 201). LCCSA said that the
Corpus should provide that the defendant should be able
to challenge such written evidence, if necessary by obtaining
expert advice of his own (p128). Liberty was concerned that Article
32(2) might lead to "forum shopping" by the prosecution
to the detriment of the interests and fundamental rights of the
accused (p125).
Article 33Exclusion of evidence illegally
31. Under Article 33 evidence illegally
obtained must be excluded. Both the Criminal Bar Association and
the Law Society pointed out that this would be at variance with
English law. The Association considered that the Article might
impose an unacceptable fetter on judicial discretion (p49). The
Society said that any conflict between the admissibility of evidence
in the prosecution of non-Community budget offences and under
the Corpus Juris would bring criticisms of the national
system (p58). Mr Brown (Crown Office) queried whether Article
33 properly reflected the jurisprudence on Article 8 ECHRa
breach of the latter did not mean exclusion of the evidence in
question (Q 153).
Article 34Publicity and secrecy
32. Liberty was concerned at the apparent
reversal of the presumption for a public hearing before the judge
of freedoms contained in Article 34(2), making publicity subject
to the consent of all parties, and in Article 34(3), which referred
to the giving of "judgment". Liberty said that it was
of vital importance that there is a presumption for public hearing
covering the whole of the judicial process subject to limitations
permissible under Article 6 of the ECHR (p125).


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"Spruce Ward - Hinchingbrooke Hostpital"
About: Hinchingbrooke Hospital / Older people's healthcare Hinchingbrooke Hospital Older people's healthcare PE29 6NT
Posted by Denzil (as ),
My elderly mother is currently on Spruce Ward at Hinchingbrooke Hospital having fallen and broken her thigh just below the hip. She was left in traction for 2 days on the Hinchingbrooke S. S. U. before an operation to pin the bone. She remained on the S. S. U. for several days and then transferred to Spruce Ward. Because of ward closures elsewhere in the hospital the bays in Spruce have extra beds in them and as a result mother's drinks have been spilled in several occasions by staff or visitors moving around the adjacent bed. Despite the extra beds there seems to be no additional staff on the ward and the result is that patients have to wait excessive times for their calls to be answered.
Because my mother is elderly and has just undergone major surgery she cannot get up and move about. Her ankles started to swell which I noticed and pointed out to a nurse. Three days later I raised the fact that her ankles were still swollen with the ward sister and it was not until then that it was written into her notes and checks started. The nurse responsible for mothers care that day said that she had not noticed the ankles were swollen.
My mother's memory is not very good and her hearing is also poor. Every time I arrive to visit I can hear feed-back (whistling) from her hearing aids because they are not in properly. The result of this that she cannot tell me what treatment she has had during the day and when I have asked at the nurses station I have had to wait while the staff look for her notes. During these waits at the desk I have seen nursed arrive note a patient call and go to deal with it On arrival at the patient's bed they will reset the call button and immediately another call comes up and this continues until there are no free nurses to deal with the remaining calls.
This shambles, as it was described in a previous post, is most definitely not the fault of the staff on the ward but is due to the lack of sufficient staff to properly care for the number of patients on the ward.
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England are "more professional"
Jonny Wilkinson believes England's current generation is more professional than his Rugby World Cup-winning squad, despite two players being jettisoned for on and off-field indiscretions ahead of the 2015 tournament.
Rugby Football Union chief executive Ian Ritchie on Wednesday insisted England have no concerns over player discipline as Prince Harry lauded the values of the game.
"Rugby is a game built on values, respect, discipline," said the prince, as he launched the Rugby World Cup trophy tour at Twickenham with 100 days to go to the tournament.
Yet hosts England, whose 2011 tournament was beset by off-field scandal, have faced further disciplinary issues in recent weeks which have seen Leicester centre Manu Tuilagi and Northampton hooker Dylan Hartley ruled out of consideration by head coach Stuart Lancaster.
Wilkinson, though, says the way Lancaster's squad approaches every aspect of the game is superior to the 2003 team which won the World Cup courtesy of his memorable drop goal against Australia.
"It's more professional than we were," said Wilkinson, who was speaking at Twickenham, where England host Fiji in the World Cup opener on September 18.
"When you go into the squad, it looks as tight as you can possibly be."
Tuilagi will not be considered by Lancaster until January 2016 after being fined for two counts of assaulting a police officer, assault by beating and causing criminal damage.
Hartley was banned for four weeks for headbutting Saracens hooker Jamie George, who has replaced him in the squad.
Hartley has been hit with 54 weeks of sanctions in a career punctuated by indiscipline.
Wilkinson thinks both will feel they have let their team-mates down and relayed a story from 2002 to illustrate how important respect is for a rugby team, when he felt "destroyed" at being late for a team meeting.
"I remember sprinting across the hotel because I got my (prompt) sheet wrong and I was going to be late for a meeting," Wilkinson added.
"I've never run so fast in my life and it was not like the day just before the game. It was a Monday or a Tuesday."
Wilkinson did not make it in time and paused before knocking, not because he feared a ticking off.
"I just literally didn't want to be the one," he added.
"Now you talk about guys doing stuff on the field, guys looking after themselves. That comes in second.
"I was talking about just being late for one meeting. It destroyed me. It's just that respect level that you have."
Ritchie is adamant he has no concerns with England's discipline despite recent incidents.
Members of the 2011 squad which exited the World Cup in New Zealand in disgrace have been consulted.
Ritchie replied "yes" when asked if Martin Johnson, the 2003 World Cup-winning captain who was team manager four years ago, was among them.
Asked whether England's stance meant morals were valued above winning, Ritchie added: "I don't think you can afford to be prissy about it.
"You deal with each circumstance as it comes. I think the circumstances that have sadly come about I think Stuart's dealt with extremely well.
"I don't think it is endemic in any way shape or form. There is a good cohesive discipline about the squad as a whole.
"Once they get into camp on June 22 there will be a very clear mission. There is only one focus and that is to make sure we deliver on the pitch in the World Cup."
After the autumn series concluded with a narrow defeat of Australia and after finishing as RBS 6 Nations runners-up Lancaster was asked what would make a difference for England and on both occasions said simply "Manu", who was absent injured.
Wilkinson knows the destructive rugby-playing qualities of the 23-year-old Tuilagi well, but has backed England's present midfield to step into the void.
"It's going to be a miss, but you have to look at what the others have done in that midfield three at the moment," Wilkinson added.
"Guys are looking at them now and thinking 'jeez, they've got it together'.
"It just shows what that depth of talent can mean when suddenly one guy goes out."


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What I want seems really simple, but I can't figure out how to do it. I need a way to send my blog posts to Facebook, to people who have allowed my application. This is easily accomplished with plugins like Wordbook or Simple Facebook Connect. But what I need is to allow Facebook users who allow my application to only receive updates based on categories that they want to receive. On my website, http://tipabsorb.com/, I have already implemented RSS so people can subscribe to singular RSS feeds based on categories, and I basically want to do the same thing with Facebook. If anyone has any idea how to do this easily that'd be great! I have no knowledge of coding Facebook apps and I'm not particularly savvy with WordPress either. Thanks!
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Found this morning on Costco's website:
A pair of All-Clad frypans for $190. Totally yawn-worthy, but then they added lids. The 10" has a domed lid, the 12" has a flat lid. That's much better.
I also spotted a brand I've not seen before, Saber. They've got an 11-piece 5-ply set for $350. They look like Mauviel knock-offs. Anyone heard of these before?


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Before the round starts, you buy the red gem and the attack power sword that are on the first tier for the triforce item, as well as level 1 boots. Next you get zeal and go on to finish Triforce. Go straight to building Nashor's Tooth for the cooldown reduction and boost to your 'e' and 'r' abilities. Next, get attack speed and movement speed with Berserker's Greaves upgrade. Move immediately to another zeal which would finish up a Phantom Dancer. Next, get a cheap Cloak and Dagger and a cheap Lightbringer. If the match is tight enough, you should be able to get all of these items in Dominion.
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Some say there's a twin out there for everyone…And these celebrities just might prove them right. Historical doppelgangers for these famous faces have been roaming the world long before we knew them from their movies, TV shows and albums. Makes you wonder if there's another version of your face from the past out there. And makes Back to the Future seem a little more real.
1. Keanu Reeves throughout the ages.
2. Ellen DeGeneres and Henry David Thoreau.
3. Jimmy Fallon and Turkish revolutionist Mahir Canyan.
4. Justin Timberlake and an unknown mugshot.
5. Chuck Norris and Vincent VanGogh.
6. John Travolta and unknown man from the 1860s.
7. Nicholas Cage and a man from the Civil War era.
8. Jay Z and an unknown man from Harlem.
9. Bruce Willis and General Douglas McArthur.
Read more: http://viralnova.com/celebrity-dopplegangers-history/


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over 4 years ago D. Claire said:
O.O *jaw drops* That was great! Such a unique perspective!
over 4 years ago Briana Colfer said:
I haven't watched Harry Potter, but this was interesting. I didn't know who the characters were until the very end though.
over 4 years ago Olivia Terrence said:
Wow. That was really good. I'm not much of a HP Person, but I thoroughly enjoyed this!
over 4 years ago Kubrah said:
I've never thought of Snape like this before. I could imagine how horrible I would feel if I watched my life love marry and have children with someone I loathed. Poor Snape-y :(
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Ministry of Tourism,
(Government of India)
Free Hospitality Training Program
( Commencement of Training Program: 2nd July 2012 )
( Place of Training Program: New Delhi )
Reference: The Times of India ( Dated: Today i.e. 19th June 2012 )
Ministry of Tourism – Free Hospitality Training Program 2012: Ministry of Tourism, Government of India is sponsoring the following Free Training Programs in the Hospitality Industry which will start from 2nd July 2012:
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Training Programs:
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Age Limit: 18 to 28 Years
Training Duration: 06 Weeks
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Unanswered: To upgrade or not?
I have Office 97. I am trying to learn how to use my Excel to work with SQL DB Express Server. I'm not bad with the VBA and can usualy find some help online. But I am really finding it hard to pick up this bit. I take it I can't just download the new object librairy right ? So I'm thinking I should get the new Office package. This way examples I try should work.
I get lots of errors that I believe are due to my old Object Librairy 8.0. Even when I try the examples I find on there own with no changes I get errors. When I type them in intellesence seems to work, but I still get the errors.
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I cannot say too much about Excel, but I have had considerable experience in upgrading Access databases from 1997 to 2000 and 2003. An upgrade from 1997 to 2000 is relatively painless, as is also an upgrade from 2000 to 2003. However, there is some sort of disconnect between 1997 and 2003. in other words, 2003 does not always seem to remember what 1997 was about. My (tedious) solution was to build new databases from scratch and then transfer the data, usually by outputting to CSV and then reloading. The VBA version in earlier versions of Office was at one time a separate language, but I cannot remember whether the change to what we know as VBA occurred before, during or after 1997.
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Lord Cope of Berkeley: I strongly support the points made by my noble friend Lady Park. The security issues remain extremely important in Northern Ireland. Of course, we all hope that the war is over, that peace will follow. But it has not happened yet. We all know of the punishment beatings, shootings and so on that go on. We all know that all the semtex and guns remain in terrorist hands and that the main Provisional IRA is capable of returning to violence at short notice. A day or two ago in our deliberations I was accused of being pessimistic about the outlook, but we must be realistic, in my view, and realise that that is a possibility.
However, what is much nearer to a certainty--though nothing is certain--is that small groups from within the terrorist organisations on both sides of the divide in Northern Ireland are entirely likely to indulge in violence once again, because they dislike some parts of the settlement which the vast majority of people in Northern Ireland as well as all of us in this House support. That is why I believe that provisions such as are being made here are necessary. However, they should have running through them the importance of the preservation of security in the interests of the vast majority of the population of Northern Ireland from all sides.
The Minister will realise that he will find us very willing to support further amendments on Report which he suggested might be required in support of national security.
As to the provisions presently before us, I should like confirmation--although I feel sure that it is true--that the tribunal may, and probably normally will, sit in
I also believe it wise to insert the provision in subsections (7) and (8) under which the Attorney-General for Northern Ireland is able to appoint a person to represent the interests of a party to proceedings before the tribunal. Although I believe that to be novel in the context of Northern Ireland, it is a wise provision. One of the difficulties faced occasionally by lawyers who look after terrorists from both sides of the divide is that they have not been trusted by the security authorities. Sometimes there is very good reason for it, although it cannot be said that that happens necessarily in all cases. In these circumstances if the Attorney-General for Northern Ireland can appoint the legal representative of an individual who makes representations to a tribunal of this kind it may permit arguments to be advanced in private to which a reasonable degree of security can be applied. The lawyer who does this job will have a very difficult duty to perform. He will need to maintain the trust of the individual whom he represents while being unable to tell that person the basis of the supporting arguments on which the judgment is being made. Nevertheless, it is wise to insert these two subsections into the provision.
The new clause inserted by Amendment No. 192X makes provision for appeal from the tribunal to the Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland on a question of law. That is less likely to require proceedings to be held in secret, but presumably that is also a possibility that must be considered by the Court of Appeal when the particular matter comes before it. As it would be an appeal on a matter of law, that is perhaps less likely to occur. However, in general I support the insertion of these clauses into the Bill.
Lord Holme of Cheltenham: As the noble Lord, Lord Williams of Mostyn said, there is a balance to be struck between human rights and liberty of the subject and the demands of national security which we all understand in Northern Ireland. As the noble Lord said, the European Convention on Human Rights, to be incorporated into our law, provides an exception on the ground of national security. I look forward to seeing the later amendments proposed by the Government to make sure that the security situation is well covered. Can the noble Lord assure the Committee--he may already have dealt with this and, if so, I apologise for missing the point--that the amendments that we are presently considering are in conformity with the European convention?
Lord Renton: I apologise for not intervening before those on the Front Bench commented on the amendment. I ask the Government to consider the
Lord Williams of Mostyn: It is unusual and deliberately so for the reasons indicated by the noble Baroness, Lady Park, and the noble Lord, Lord Cope of Berkeley. Both stressed--I absolutely agree--that very careful regard should be had to state security. I was careful to say that not only individual rights but state security were a legitimate concern. In fact I believe that to be a legitimate obligation. I can tell the noble Lord, Lord Renton, that it is not unprecedented. I shall develop that point in a moment.
However, perhaps I may respond to the general themes. First, I believe that we shall have a scheme which is ECHR compliant. That is the whole purpose. This scheme is modelled on the Special Immigration Appeals Tribunal which itself arose out of the exclusion on national security grounds, as Members of the Committee will know, of someone called Chahal. All I say about Mr. Chahal is that the assertion--I put it neutrally--was that his presence in the jurisdiction was not conducive to the public interest on security grounds.
I turn from his case to put the net a little wider. We know perfectly well that some international terrorists, who may now be significantly more dangerous than the IRA, need to be excluded from our jurisdiction. The ruling of the ECHR in the case of Chahal was that a right of appeal needed to be provided.
Accordingly, I introduced the Bill in your Lordships' House in June last year to deal with that lacuna. But no one is going to throw away responsibilities lightly. We therefore drafted a scheme which met with general approval. I mentioned earlier the noble Lord, Lord Lester. It is right, if at all possible, that an appellant should be legally represented. It is the normal duty of counsel--as I and the noble Lord know--to take instructions from his client to whom he has responsibilities about the detail of what is disclosed. That simply cannot be done in these circumstances and we would set our face firmly against it. Therefore what we did in the case of Chahal, and what is mirrored here, is to offer fully qualified legal "representation" for a person who is excluded. So the appellant will not be able to be present on all occasions. The in camera point is made. He will not have access to the information, deliberately, because he cannot. And the person is there to "represent" his interests without having the professional responsibility that a member of the Bar normally has towards his client. He is there not as a
I think that we have got this about right. I think that we did in Chahal. I think that we have here. It is important to reassure the Committee that I fully understand the question of public interest. Indeed, if one considers Amendment No. 192W the point is made plain.
In response to the noble Baroness, Lady Park of Monmouth, if one considers subsection (6) of the amendment following the illustrations of ex parte and in camera hearings, it is made plain that,
Baroness Park of Monmouth: I fully accept and believe in the intention of the Government. However, I cannot see how it will be possible for the Secretary of State to give the tribunal the background, the reasons for the certificate, without having to disclose. It is the same problem as the noble and learned Lord, Lord Lloyd of Berwick, raised, as I said in my remarks. But it is not possible to justify a decision with evidence in the normal way if one does not give chapter and verse. I cannot see how one can. It seems a complete circle.
That is what concerns me. I do not doubt the intention, but I cannot see how it can work.
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February 16, 2016
A fantastic achievement for local piper Tom Curd, who has worked hard to finally complete his first collection of tunes in the latest piping tune book to be released.
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"This book was initially a way of putting my compositions in one place. But after a few pipers took an interest in my tunes, I wanted to make something for pipers to pick up, play and hopefully enjoy. This book includes a handful of competition style 2/4 and 6/8 Marches with a sprinkling of Slow Airs, Waltzes and Strathspeys. But the majority is split between modern style Reels, Jigs and Hornpipes with some stories along the way."


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Sullia: A motorbike hit the barricade of the Kadapala bridge near Kallugundi on the Sampaje ghat highway on Saturday night.
Gangadhar from Savanur of Haveri district who was riding the bike died on the way to the hospital, while the pillion-rider Mallikarjun from Basavapura of Gadag district was severely injured.
When no one was coming forth to shift the injured, a local entrepreneur, Sirajuddin of Karavali Rubbers took the initiative of taking them in his car to the government hospital in Sullia.
Gangadhar had already died on the way. Mallikarjun is said to be recovering in the same hospital. They both had arrived in Sullia six years ago and were engaged in concrete shuttering work.
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Well, you can say this: At least we have food. The election was grueling for everyone but it is over and while we process it we can distract ourselves with fantasizing about Thanksgiving. Take a moment and do a quick kitchen inventory. Remember last year? What was it that you only realized at the last minute that you didn't have?
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Serving platter. If you don't have a family heirloom then it's too late to find one so don't overthink it. Here's a big white platter for $20 at Target. Get 'er done.
Gravy strainer. You only use it a few times a year but it helps you separate the turkey juices from the fat. I gave up my $10 Oxo model for a $15 glass version but I'm not at all persuaded the more expensive one is better. Plus it seems very fragile.
Stemless wine glasses. I love these for everyday swilling but also for occasions when there is just too much stuff on the table that has your one treasured tablecloth on it. Minimize the risk of spillage with a box of 12 stemless glasses from Cost Plus. They're $2 each. I used to have the Riedel version but they cost $12 each and they broke when I looked at them too hard.
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Mr. John - The Criminal
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Went better then expected...
It was not funny. I didnt find a real pointe at the end of the movie. But I really(!) like your drawing style. The figures look quite good and I it would be nice If you add some mouth animation next time.
The whole script is not so interesting for me.. So I suggest you write a nice, inspiring short script with a structure.
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Wacky Game Jokez 4 Kidz
Rated 4 / 5 stars
The storys are ok and I am fan-boy you succers!
I stumbled over this series by accident. My geek/nerd/hipstar friend sended me a shipload of fucks I don't give via FBook and I was kinda griefy and rude. My friend said that I HAVE to watch this show and I was like: "O. Kay. You dicc."
Mickey The Dick. This character is just a blast. He remembers me a bit of "Bernd Das Brot" (http://www.basicthinking.de/blog/upl oad/bernd-das-brot.jpg). The characteristic is fine shaped. Obviously he is an angry, urban criminal with anti-social and rebellious behaviour but that would 1-Dimensioal.. so he also gots some pseudo-intellectual and serious times.
The whole show uses a dark humor which needs fuckeyn freak in front of the display to laugh at it. Its this interesting time-intensive humor which is popular in Powerpuff Girls.. the ticking clocks... silenece... and then: BOOM! A hilerous pointe at the end.
Eric and June are interesting are also well structured. Eric is not just a whiney nerd, what would be too easy.. nah - he can be serious too.. thats cool. And June is a dump whore + Gamer Girl.. but also shes cute and knows how the dice roll! (yeah..)
The title of the serious is a dicc.. WGJ4K.. what an ACRONYMYCUNT.. omg
But geezus.. this is a huge huge humorous impact for me. Im so sensible to this show.. I could cry all day because it is just such a fine product. Excellent voice acting, timing of jokes.
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Rated 3 / 5 stars
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The role of glycosaminoglycan in the propagation of prions
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The most common form of prion disease arises through the spontaneous misfolding of the prion protein. These sporadic forms of the disease are a particular challenge to healthcare as they cannot be diagnosed preclinically and are a potential source of disease transmission.
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New Haven Cemetery: SKINNER, Mary w/o Alfred SKINNER d. 24 Jul 1872 (note: 24 is underlined in book, may be misread); Ashel H. d. 30 Mar 1886 age 72y 10m 17d(17 underlined as possibly wrong); Elizabeth w/o A. H. SKINNER d. 3 Nov 1867 age 53y 9m 12d; Ira s/o A. H. & Elizabeth SKINNER d. 7 May 1834 age 11m 5d; THESE 4 names all on one stone---John 24 Feb 1805-29 Oct 1885; Emeline FRISBY w/o John SKINNER 7 Mar 1812-27 Oct 1833 Wife; Maria RUBINS w/o John SKINNER 3 Aug 1815-9 Oct 1891; Wm. H. 30 Sep 1839-28 Jan 1917;;; Jos. L. d. 11 Jan 1840 age 40y (broken); SKINNER, Wealthy T. d/o J. L. SKINNER d. 4 Aug 1825 age 9m; Julia d/o A.H. & E SKINNER d 12 Aug 1877 age 34y 11m 12d;;; 2 names on this stone: Reuben d. 22 Apr 1861 age 85y 1m 11d Father, Sarah d. 4 Mar 1845 age 72y 4m 4d Mother;;; I think I got all your list. Most of these headstones are next to or very close to the others in the same row.Only Mary is in another row. Shirley
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Since the dawn of the structured products industry, issuers and underwriters have entered into license agreements with index sponsors. These agreements enable the parties to the offering to use the index and its levels in connection with the offering of these products.
A number of developments in the area have made the drafting and negotiating these license agreements a bit more time- intensive. For example, issuers are linking to an increasing number of new indices. In addition, market participants are increasingly interested in the extent to which an index and its methodology are transparent.
In this article, we discuss a variety of items to consider in preparing these agreements.
Which Entities Should Be Covered?
Depending upon the circumstances, the issuer or the underwriter may be party to the license agreement. But no matter which entity is the contracting party, the entities entitled to rely on the agreement must be considered. For example, will an affiliate of the licensee, such as a finance subsidiary or a new trust entity, be the actual issuer of the product? Or if the underwriter is the licensee, will that underwriter seek to use the index with more than one issuer? The agreement must be prepared to ensure that the relevant entities will have the right to use the license in connection with an offering. (And of course, from the perspective of the index provider, the relevant revenue stream under this agreement may depend upon which parties, and how many parties, are entitled to issue products in reliance upon it.)
What Products Are Covered?
At the time a license is first granted, an issuer may have a specific product in mind, such as an ETN. However, if the product is successful, the licensee may wish to use the index for other products, such as other types of structured notes, CDs, structured warrants or OTC derivative instruments. The scope of the license agreement should be considered in connection with the licensee's future issuance plans.
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Similarly, a product may be initially planned for offering under a specific "wrapper," such as a U.S. MTN. That being said, the licensee should be careful about limiting the scope of the license solely for use in, for example, the U.S. and its territories. Many U.S. registered offerings, and other types of offerings, involve a certain number of offerees outside of the United States. And it is always possible that if an offering is successful in one jurisdiction, a broker may seek to extend its use in other markets that it serves as well.
Obtaining an exclusive right to use an index for a particular type of structured products may provide a competitive advantage to the licensee. On the other hand, the licensor is likely to charge increased license fees for this privilege. A licensee seeking an exclusive license may also wish to have the option to convert the license to a non-exclusive license, at a lower cost.
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- Maintain at all times a publicly available index methodology, and to update it on a timely basis if there are any changes to the methodology;
- Publish on a daily basis (or other agreed basis) the current level of the index, its historical performance and its constituents;
- Agree that it will not receive any payments or other consideration from any potential index components or other third parties as an inducement to include (or exclude) any component from the index;
- If it provides "preinception performance information," to prepare that information using the same index methodology that is currently in effect;
- Provide advance notice of any expected changes in the index methodology;
- Maintain appropriate index governance, supervisory and audit mechanisms; and
- Source pricing information from index components solely from independent third party providers.
- Maintain information walls that separate the individuals and divisions calculating and maintain the index from any other groups within the entity that could have an incentive to manipulate the index, such as trading or investment banking groups.
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In the case of a new index, the licensee may wish the index provider to supply training sessions for the relevant salesforce as to the nature of the index, its construction and any risks that arise from the use of the index. Of course, the scope of any such training will depend upon the relative needs of the licensee, and the capabilities of the licensor.
Avoiding Burdensome Document Approval Obligations
An index provider may wish to approve any prospectuses or market materials relating to its index prior to their use. While that may not be an unreasonable concept, any such provisions in a license agreement have to be drafted in light of the speed at which structured product offerings are conducted. For example, the 2-day window for filing a final pricing supplement under SEC Rule 424(b) may be inconsistent with a 30-day advance approval requirement for an index provider of any materials, if the index provider is insistent on reviewing all these documents. In that regard, a provision may be drafted so that, once a description of an index is approved for use by the index provider, the licensee may continue to use it in other similar offering documents with receiving further approvals from the index provider.
Required Index Disclaimers
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Depending upon its planned use of the index, the licensee may wish to have a license agreement that automatically continues at the end of one or more terms, if not previously terminated by one of the parties.
License Agreement Administration
Frequent issuers should maintain a readily available "library" of their index licenses agreements, together with a list of their inventory and any relevant expiration dates. Calendar reminders can also be implemented as to any key dates. Having these mechanisms in place will often make it easier to launch new offerings, as the status of any required licenses, and any required license agreement language, will be easier to obtain.
Intellectual Property Issues
And of course, no discussion of license agreements would be complete without a discussion of IP issues…
The provisions granting the relevant license should be carefully reviewed to make sure that they grant a license to use the index data and the licensor's trademarks as intended in connection with the offering of the relevant products. The index provider should ideally indemnify the licensees, without any limitation on dollar amount, for any damages caused if the licensee's use of the index or the trademarks is challenged by a third party.


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Miniers in New Brunswick, Canada
Looking for information on any "Minier"s that lived in New Brunswick, Canada between 1775 and 1825.
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"Talent Isn't Everything..." 28 January 2000 Drama, Comedy 95 mins
An unsuccessful over-the-top actress becomes a successful over-the-top authoress in this biography of Jacqueline Susann, the famed writer of "The Valley Of The Dolls" and other trashy novels. Facing a failing career, Susann meets a successful promoter who becomes her husband. After several failures to place her in commercials and a TV quiz show, he hits upon the idea for her to become a writer. In the pre-60's, her books were looked upon as trash and non-printable. But then the sexual revolution hit and an audience was born for her books. The story shows the hidden behind the scenes story of Susan's life, including her autistic son and her continuing bout with cancer that she hid up to her death
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Look him up on wikipedia to find info on him. He was homeschooled for about a year. He is just used for a lot of shots because he is "hot". The whole Hey girl catch phrase came about in '09. So his pic has just been used with funny little sayings and quotes. There are other pics out there with him and the hey girl phrase saying other things besides homeschool themed sayings. He also dropped out of high school at start acting and has arrests for drug related offenses. So njust picture your husband saying some of those things to you and you will get what it is about, its just a joke thing nothing he has really said. I dont think he has kids and is not married.
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