When you are shopping for a veil, do you ever find yourself thinking "I wish they did different lace designs" or "it's not quite what I want"?
Well I may have a solution to your questions. Why not help to design your own veil that is unique and bespoke to your dress and theme. Josephines can help you do just that. Your veil can be handmade to your requirements and will not break the bank either. So let me explain in a little more detail.
And now it becomes overwhelming!
One thing to bear in mind is when you visit a bridal boutique, you are limited to what the shop stocks, you are even limited to what the designers have created. What if you don't like the flowers but you wanted a flower motif on your veil? You either have to settle for the one in the shop or you change your veil choice.
The best way to create your veil is in the comfort of your own home with a coffee and a biscuit or two, or three!!! If however you live too far away for a face to face consultation, a telephone consultation or Skype can be just as good. And then the creating begins….
The picture above, taken by the Amazing Sabrina Stockwell demonstrates where your veils should not stop, otherwise they become awkward lengths. The bottom of the veil should not finish where the top of the dress stops, nor should it finish on the line where the dress stops at the bottom. This will not enhance the look of the dress, instead it will just look odd!
2. Now you know the do's and don'ts about the dress, you need to choose the length of the dress. Remember if you are shorter pick a length like the Fingertip as this will elongate your body whereas a shoulder one will make you look like a mushroom!
3. Understanding what length you want leads on to the next decision – one tier or two? The part of the veil that traditionally goes over the face is known as a "Blusher". Nowadays it is not everyone's cup of tea to have a veil over their face, however they still prefer the look of a two tier.
4. How full would you like your veil to be is the next question? They come in two standard thicknesses 72" or 108" wide. The preference is how wide you want the veil to sit, a two tier will sit wider at the shoulders like a triangle whereas a one tier will fall inbetween the shoulders.
The bottom shades are slightly darker with a pinky/beige tone. It can be quite difficult to demonstrate colours in a picture, so it may be easier to ask the bridal shop the colour of your dress or ask for a swatch of fabric from the designers (which they are usually happy to provide for free) so that I can colour match.
Also one other thing to think about with your edge is do you want it curved or scalloped?
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What does the baby name Karina mean? Learn about what Karina means, its history & origin, popularity in our random name database, pronunciation, similar names, nicknames & spelling variations.
K-A-R-I-N-A, is a 6-letter female given name.
Beloved, maiden, pure, chaste, dear little one.
Karina currently has 363 likes, and is in the top 2% of liked girl's names. The name Leslie is slightly more popular than Karina.


Orange County, CA – SEATTLE – This Wednesday, Don Grimes, the Executive Director of Caregiver Generation, will be attending a benefit fair for the City of Seattle and sharing information on long-term care (LTC) as part of the Benefits Fair held by the City of Seattle for their employees.
With information on what long-term care (LTC) is, how it can be used to care for aging adults and things to know before signing up for LTC insurance, Grimes will offer his expertise to the employees of the City of Seattle, answer questions, discuss specific situations and solutions. Having years of experience in the LTC field, Grimes will share his insights as well as practical advice.


A US drug cost-effectiveness group has said that Biogen should cut the price of its already-approved spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) drug, while the $4-$5 million Novartis is suggesting for an unapproved gene therapy for the disease is excessive.
Biogen charges $750,000 for the first year of treatment with Spinraza (nusinersen) for SMA, and $375,000 annually after, a controversially high price that has added to the ongoing debate about affordability of drugs.
But the increasingly influential non-profit Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER) said in its final report that Spinraza's list price needs to be "far lower" to be cost effective.
The drug is important for Biogen, generating $1.7 billion last year, at a time when the company is looking to rebuild after the costly failure of its late-stage Alzheimer's candidate aducanumab.
ICER uses as a "quality-adjusted life year" (QALY) similar to that used by England's NICE, and determined that each year of healthy or near-healthy life resulting from the treatment is worth $100,000-$150,000.
Findings in ICER's final report were in line with recommendations issued in a draft in February.
SMA can lead to paralysis, breathing problems and death within months in babies born with the most serious form of the disease, and is the leading genetic cause of death in infants.
Novartis' Zolgensma could get approved by the FDA next month, and while the Swiss pharma has not yet confirmed a price has said that its one-off gene therapy shot could be cost-effective at up to $5 million.
The therapy uses a genetically engineered virus to deliver a functional copy of the SMN1 gene to motor neurons in SMA patients.
According to ICER's QALY calculations, Zolgensma would be worth $310,000 to $900,000 for type 1 SMA patients, or $710,000 to $1.5 million using the LYG assessment.
Based on discussions with the rare disease community Novartis argues that $500,000 per QALY is a more appropriate standard for transformational gene therapies. At that level Zolgensma would be cost-effective at $5 billion.


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Man, 69, seriously injured during New Forest crash which closed A31 overnight
Man seriously injured after overnight crash on A31 near Minstead
By Katie Clark @Katie_NQ Digital Editor Dorset
A MAN has suffered serious injuries after a serious crash in the New Forest overnight.
The A31 near Minstead is currently closed on the eastbound carriageway, heading towards Southampton.
This comes after police were called to the site of the crash at 11pm.
It is said that a white Honda Civic and a green Ford Focus were involved.
The driver of the Ford, a 69-year-old man from Chineham suffered serious injuries.
He has been taken to hospital.
Meanwhile, the road has been closed for seven hours eastbound between Ringwood and the M27.
Hampshire Police are on the scene and the road is expected to remain closed through the morning period.
A police spokesperson said: "Officers investigating the collision are keen to hear from anyone who can assist their enquiries.
"They are particularly keen to speak with anyone who has dash cam footage of either of the vehicles in the moments prior to the collision.
"Anyone with information should call 101, quoting the reference 44210517055."
National Highways said: "Traffic is being diverted via the A338 northbound into Salisbury, then onto the A36 eastbound to M27 J2."
A31 road closure. Google Maps

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Alec Baldwin returns as a totally overwhelmed Donald Trump on 'Saturday Night Live'
By Erin Strecker 2016-11-20 05:02:24 UTC
Donald Trump knows Mike Pence is his ticket to not getting impeached.
At least, that was one of the best jokes of this week's Saturday Night Live cold open, which found Donald Trump (Alec Baldwin, back after being MIA last week) taking meetings about cabinet appointments and just being generally overwhelmed at the process of, you know, being president.
SEE ALSO: 'Saturday Night Live' takes it easy on us with powerful Hillary Clinton opener
When a military general came in to meet with him about his "secret plan" to defeat ISIS, Trump quickly went to Google and Siri to hopefully provide him some answers about important military questions, like "What is ISIS?"
Kate McKinnon's dead-eyed Kellyanne Conway was back in action as well. When Trump noted he couldn't have gotten to the White House without her, she replied, heavily, "I think about that every day."
Other returning characters included Jason Sudeikis' Mitt Romney (the former SNL cast member portrayed Romney throughout the 2012 campaign).
Romney reportedly met with Trump this week about a cabinet position. In SNL's re-telling, the two have a longgggg extended handshake before realizing, yup, this isn't going anywhere and these two men have absolutely nothing in common.
And, of course, SNL couldn't not mention Twitter's biggest story of the last day: Mike Pence was booed at Hamilton Friday night. "I was treated to a free lecture," Pence (Beck Bennett) cracked about the experience.
"I love you, Mike," Trump replied. "You're the reason I'm never going to get impeached."
Free lecture? Well, that's one way to put it. #WiigOnSNL pic.twitter.com/wPbk33XcF7
— Saturday Night Live (@nbcsnl) November 20, 2016
Oh, it feels good to laugh again.
Topics: alec baldwin, Entertainment, Saturday Night Live, Television


Sichuan, called Bashu in ancient China, is located in the southwestern hinterland of China stretching across the eastern edge of Qinghai-Tibet plateau and Sichuan Basin. With a large number of hills, crisscrossed rivers, high peaks and deep gorges, Sichuan boasts abundant products and a great number of outstanding people; hence Sichuan has been known as the "Land of Abundance" since ancient times.
Sichuan has magnificent, queer, perilous and elehant natural scenis spots. Since ancient times, Sichuan has enjoyed the reputation of "embracing the most fascinating landscapes on earth", such as Mount Emei, known as the most elegant mountain; Qingcheng Mountain, the most secluded mountain; Jianmen Pass, the most magnificent pass; and Jiuzhaigou Valley, the most appealing scenic marvel. From a vast expanse of bamboo sea in South Sichuan to the masterious and quiet Jiuzhaigou Vally in North Sichuan, and from the Nuoshui River in East Sichuan to Paoma Mountain in West Sichuan, natural scenic spots can be found everywhere in the province; hence Sichuan is acclaimed as "Scenic Province". In addition, over 85 percent of wild giant pandas in the world in habit in the high mountains in Northwest Sichuan become the "homeland of giant pandas".
Sichuan boast profound cultural connotations. The splendid civilization of the past several thousand years hae been vividly inserted in the scenic spots and historical sites of Sichuan. The dazzling historical sites are spread all over cliff face; the Dujiangyan Irrigation System, an ancient water conservancy projent; the hometown of Su Dongpo, a famous writer of the Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127); and the former residence of Du Fu, a famous poet of the Tang Dynasty (618-907), in addition to pavilions and towers tucked away in lushly growing cypress trees. The Sun and Magic Birds excavated in Jinsha County, Sichuan Province has been designated as the symbol of the Chinese cultural heritages.
Sichuan features varied and colorful ethnic minority customs and lifestyles. As one of the provinces in China with the most ethnic minority groups, Sichuan has been known as the "Ethnic Corridor". According to the historical records, several dozne ethnic groups have labored, lived, multiplied and blended with each other on this land since ancient times. Sichuan is the second largest region in China where the Tibetan people live in a compact community; the largest place inhabited by the Yi people; and the only province lived by the Qiang peolpe. The mysterious, ancient, unadorned and colorful customs and lifestyle of various ethnic minority groups, and the picturesque natural alndscapes make Sichuan become the "Land of Abundance" with unique glamour.
Situated 56 Kilometers east of Songpan Country in northwestern Sichuan, Huanglong neighbors Jiuzhaigou, and is 340 kilometers south of Chengdu. It is known for tis limestone-formation landscapes. The colorful travertine (limestone-deposit) pools make the place a Fairyland under Heaven and a World Wonder, and it was included on the World Natural Heritage List in 1992.
Transport : No buses run directly from Chengdu to Huanglong directly. Usually tourists may get on a public bus at the Chungdu Chadianzi Bus Terminal to the Chuanzhu Temple or to the entrance of Jiuzhaigou Valley in Songpan County, and then change a bus to Huanglong.
A world natural heritage and a national AAAAA scenic zone, Jiuzhaigou Vally is located in Jiuzhaigou Country of the Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, with an elevation of 2,000 to 4,300 m. The scenic zone is characterized by alpine lakes and waterfalls, integrating lakes, waterfall, shals,brooks, snow-crapped peaks, forests and Tibetan customes, Thanks to its unique primitive natural beauty, changeable scenery in the four seasons, and abundant animal and plant resources, Jiuzhaigou is known as the "paradise on earth" and "world of fairy tales".
The primitive and picturesque scenic spots of Jiuzhaigou are mainly distributed along Shuchin Gully from the entrance to Norinam and two branch gullies (Chawa and Rize gullies). The "Y"-shaped section cobers an area of 720 sq km. The scenic zone contains 118 alpine lakes, 17 waterfall groups, many travertine shoals and various kinds of precious and rare animals and plants. The famous tourist attractions in Jiuzhaigou include the Sword Hanging Waterfall, Fragrant Grass Lake, Swan Lake, Sword Bamboo Lake, Panda Lake, High Waterfall, Five Flower Lake, Pearl Shoal Waterfall, Mirror Lake, Norinam Waterfall, Rhinoceros Lake, Shuzheng Waterfall and Shuzhengqun Lake, Jiuzhaigou Valley is open to tourists all the year round, and autumn is the best season for tourists to visit Jiuzhaigou.
Transport : Tourists may take a bus at the Chengdu Xinnanmen Passenger Transportation Center to the entrance of Jiuzhaigou Valley; or take a bus at the Chadianzi Bus Terminal to the country town of JIuzhai, and then change a bus to Jiuzhaigou Valley.
Parkson Shopping Center mainly deals in popular, fasionable and famous brand clothes and ornaments, as well as general merchandise and home appliance.
Songxianqiao Art Town is the largest artworks market in Southwest china. The building here are in the styles of the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911) dynasties. It has intergration of tourism, shopping, appreciation of curious and cultural relics, exhibitions of folk customs and traditional houses, and recreation and entertainment.


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Stevie D releases 'Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas' for your holiday playlist
The award-winning singer released his rendition of the traditional Christmas classic.
by Romeo
Stevie D is ready to make your holidays a little brighter with his new rendition of a Christmas classic, "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas."
The award-winning singer tells Tejano Nation that after he finished recording his debut album for Freddie Records, Freddie Martinez asked him to record a holiday song. "It came out amazing, we're really pleased with the outcome," said Stevie D. "It's a classic, originally he had asked us to do an original and I was against it because, you know, it's Christmas. People want to sing Christmas carols. Traditional Christmas carols are what I was brought up with and I'm not trying to compete with the people who wrote those traditional classics and I'd like to keep it like that."
The song, which is Stevie D's first-ever Christmas recording, was produced by Brando Mireles, Jr., formerly of Grupo Mazz, and features a simple, elegant arrangement performed by members of Stevie D's All-Star Cast including Mireles on piano, guitarist Jay Alaniz, and vocals from Stevie D.
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Stevie D added why he chose this Christmas classic to record. "It was just a matter of what Brando, Jay, and myself felt was the best one," he said. "We all agreed to it and we just chose it. It just sounded prettier, we had that little bit of R&B and a little bit of the blues type of flavor in this one. I felt like it was meant to be."
Just in time for the holidays, "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas," will be a beautiful addition to your holiday playlist this year and help increase anticipation for Stevie D's upcoming debut album with Freddie Records.
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Tejano All-Stars kickoff Official Latino Inaugural 2021 event with 'America The Beautiful' virtual performance
A virtual performance of "America The Beautiful" by a group of Tejano all-stars kicked off the official Latino Inaugural 2021 event.
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"Equine business management allowed me to experience a different aspect of the horse industry that wasn't just about training horses," said Emily Bomgardner ('15).
When Emily Bomgardner graduated from the University of Findlay in May 2015 with a Bachelor's in Equine Business Management and Animal Science and an Associate's in Equestrian Studies – Western Emphasis she knew she wanted to work in the horse industry, but she didn't realize at that time that she'd find herself involved in so many different aspects of the industry. Emily took some time to speak with us about her journey from UF student to a successful recent graduate with many career path options.
Please tell us about your career.
Currently I am working for MarQueen Animal Clinic, as well as interning for Kimes Ranch Jeans. However, I am returning to the equine industry to work for Wagner Performance Horses.
The horse industry has always felt like home and I am excited to return to working full-time with horses. But I am also excited for another aspect of the horse industry I recently entered into. Recently, I began blogging for Kimes Ranch Jeans. My responsibilities thus far include, submitting a weekly blog for publishing, posting to the Pinterest page and attending equine events and looking for new ways to spotlight Kimes Ranch Jeans.
I like that every day is different. Different dynamics present themselves every day and I get to vary what I do. I get to have a "day job", but also allow myself enough time to follow my passion of working with horses.
What is your most memorable moment thus far in your career?
Right after graduation I moved to Southern California to work for Roberts Ranch. I enjoyed working with such an established pair of trainers and attending local shows where I got to see some extremely talented horses being shown.
How do you think your education at UF prepared you for your career?
I think mastering the art of excelling on campus and at the barn helped me to prepare for my current career. I work at the veterinary clinic, but I also work with horses when I am not at the clinic. UF taught me to balance both aspects of my life and to excel in both areas. The University of Findlay gave me a drive and a confidence to chase my dreams to make them into a career that I did not have before.
Equine business management allowed me to experience a different aspect of the horse industry that wasn't just about training horses. I participated in both the software and marketing classes and got a very unique experience from both. I got to learn about where the industry is going and how I could get involved and make a career out of things such as blogging. I would've never thought to look into or even apply for a position like blogging before taking these classes. I greatly enjoyed the marketing class where we put on the spring horse show. I got to be on both sides of the experience. I was able to learn about all the different aspects of marketing and putting together a horse sale but also I was able to ride one of the colts I broke out through the sale. It was really amazing to learn about the entire process from both aspects.
Equine business management prepares you by having you take courses about actually managing and running your own business and the important aspects of that. Rusty Miller taught the farm and stable class, which I feel everyone should take. It made me realize there's more to just getting clients and horses. There are things like balancing the books, buying shavings, and even insurance that you don't realize the true cost of it all until someone helps you go through it step by step and that class specifically has helped me obtain the position in Washington managing the barn for Wagner Performance Horses.
What made you choose UF over other schools?
I had tried another equine school in California but it only offered a two-year program and I really disliked living in the snow of all things, so how I ended up living in Findlay is quite comical! After moving home with a severe distaste for the snow, I attended a local community college and looked into other equine programs but none of them peaked my interest. At the time I was working with a trainer who was a student of Tami Thurston's, Beth Wagner. Tami had also attended The University of Findlay, which is why Beth pointed me in the direction of UF. I knew I wanted to work with horses, and when I learned about the riding programs and how often we got to ride, along with the caliber of horses provided to the students, I was sold. Soon after being accepted when I was deciding on a major, my advisors Dr. Whitaker and Robin Koehler helped me to create a plan to enable me to graduate with three degrees. I wanted the best of both worlds, going to college and continuing my education with horses, and UF gave me that and so much more.
The University of Findlay did not provide me with the typical college experience. Double majoring in Animal Science and the Equine programs allowed me more hands-on time, than classroom time. I spent a majority of my time learning skills that did carry me into my career. I feel that sometimes as college students we worry more about getting a grade rather than actually learning the skills that were taught, but The University of Findlay Western Farm ensured that we learned the skills, not just earned a grade. There's something to be said about the late nights and early weekends spent at the barn, it became our home away from home. The instructors watching over us riding our colts like nervous parents, knowing when to let us fall and when to step in and save the day. I can never repay the instructors for everything they gave me, but I can thank them and help other prospective students to find a college that gave them more than just an education.
Learn more about our programs in Equine Business Management, Animal Science and Equestrian Studies.


Recently in the newspapers, an insightful comment was made by a UL official that "Ragin' Cajuns" is recognized all over the country. And it is; it is one of the best nicknames, without a doubt, in the USA. Even international tourists want to buy items with our University's nickname, the very first time they hear it. Ragin' Cajuns is currently the most effective branding asset that UL has, followed closely by the name, "The University of Louisiana."
Unfortunately, from there the official made a logical leap that, since Ragin' Cajuns is so recognizable, all of UL's logos are equally unique and successful.
In the late '90's, after a considerable investment of money with an internationally recognized sports firm, the new UL fleur de lis was introduced, as a part of a series of logos that comprised a flaming wheel, flaming letters, flaming numbers, and a flaming pepper. Those, unfortunately, quickly led to several unflattering jokes involving the word "flaming."
Rude comments aside, people with deep backgrounds in marketing and graphic design, at UL and in town, had serious concerns about the new logos. First, they utilized five colors. Almost all of the most successful college logos are one-color (or two, counting white: Clemson, Texas, UNC, Colorado, Iowa, etc.) Most colleges sport two-color logos; only a handful have three. Even in the NFL, most teams' logos are limited to three colors. And the choices violated UL's traditional colors.
So the use of five colors not only left UL with a crowded, complicated logo, but one that was very expensive to produce-- almost prohibitively so. Manufacturers and merchants constantly voice regrets over the cost of our images, and to date, there are many items available for every major university's fans that are not available for UL, simply because the cost of manufacture is just too high.
There is also some question about the aesthetics; many local graphic artists thought that the marks were poorly conceived and designed, and even worse, the proofs were poorly executed. This is very hard to understand. The firm that created the new logos designs crisp two-color logos for most of their other clients, particularly their university clients.
But beyond all of those considerations the two centerpieces of our marks-- the pepper and the fleur de lis-- not only ignored our own traditions in the triple fleur de lis and the pelican, they are frequently confused with other products that were previously on the market. Our fleur de lis seems to be based almost directly on the Saints' logo (compare at right); the outlines of the two designs are too similar to chalk up to mere coincidence. Likewise, the pepper is constantly confused with Chili's logo (compare below), and people wearing our hats are often embarrassed to be asked when they start their shift at the restaurant.
All of this means that, however unique and recognizable "Ragin' Cajuns" is, our marks are not unique.
It also means that they can't be strongly protected. Many firms use peppers that echo our design. As for the fleur de lis, other teams and other schools can take the fleur de lis and make it their own.
Correction: they have made it their own.
Recently around Lafayette I have seen more and more LSU fleur de lis decals on cars, particularly variations of the 'Tiger Eye', above and below. Certainly the Golden Girls have incorporated a fleur de lis into their outfits for years, possibly longer than UL has been using our logo. There are also many other LSU items that, more and more, are appearing for sale in shops and on the Internet. Some of them are displayed below (these represent only a small fraction of the different designs currently on the market).
Now it's spreading to other schools. Recently, fleurs de lis logos for ULM, Southeastern, McNeese, UNO, and Southern have also begun appearing, as well as for the New Orleans Hornets, and those are also sampled below.
As unique as "Ragin' Cajuns" is, our other marks are quite commonplace, even generic.
And they are becoming moreso all of the time.


Youssou N'Dour: I Bring What I Love functions as a bizarro-world version of the Barbara Kopple Dixie Chicks documentary Shut Up & Sing. Both films capture major artists at pivotal stages in their career. Both artists are warmly received in Europe, but the subject of furious debate in their home countries for controversial statements. But where the Dixie Chicks got into hot water for an off-handed quip about being ashamed to share a home state with former President Bush, N'Dour became an unlikely controversy magnet for making an artistic statement that shouldn't have offended anyone.
N'Dour nevertheless drew intense criticism throughout his native Senegal for releasing Egypt, an album praising the great religious icons of his Sufi faith and preaching brotherhood and tolerance. In the aftermath of September 11, N'Dour, an international music superstar and one of the most famous, popular musicians in Africa, felt it was important to project a positive image of Islam onto the Western world, but he was criticized in Senegal for releasing the album during the holy month of Ramadan, and combining sacred subjects with pop music in ways some found offensive or even obscene. When N'Dour made a video in a holy city, ridiculous rumors claim that the devout family man has magically morphed into the Luther Campbell of the motherland.
I Bring What I Love echoes the similarly engaging, albeit frustrating, Shut Up & Sing in regularly veering into label-finessed hagiography. N'Dour's love for his faith, family, and homeland are undoubtedly sincere and touching, but he tends to communicate them in carefully scripted sound bites that sound suspiciously like press releases. Love alternates scenes of the singer nobly spreading his message of peace and love onstage with scenes of him being adorable with his children and distinguished in his role as an unofficial ambassador for Islam and Africa. Love looks and sounds great, but in depicting N'Dour as a lofty symbol for music's power to bridge worlds and inspire, it sometimes loses sight of the man.


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One Utah online school is thriving even after classrooms reopened
By: Scott McKane
SALT LAKE CITY — Debate over distance learning raged last year in Utah and around the country as COVID-19 largely shut down traditional schools. But, one online school that was already established, pre-pandemic, continues to thrive.
FOX 13's Scott McKane interviewed one successful student in particular.
Her name is Yesenia Sanchez. She'd be a junior at her old school, Hunter High, where she was an average student. But the pandemic put her on a different, distance learning path.
She's now thriving and hoping one day, to have a job in journalism.
Sanchez had no idea how bored she was with traditional school until the pandemic changed everything.
"Remote learning has been so helpful for me, I also see a progress in my grades that I didn't see before," said Sanchez.
She enrolled in the Utah Connections Academy.
UCA is a tuition free, accredited, online, charter school for students K-12 grade.
"A lot them just didn't fit the traditional model," said Nate Gealta, UCA teacher.
Gealta is a former 6th grade teacher in Ogden who decided to become a UCA instructor even before the pandemic took hold.
"You do have bullying and you have classroom disruptions," said Gealta. "I mean so much of my time as a teacher was spent babysitting."
In addition to academics, Gealta says he and the other teachers focus on the emotional well-being and social development of students, working closely with them and their families remotely.
"You're able to connect with not just the student but the whole family," added Gealta. "Because in the middle of the virtual lesson there's dogs running through the background, and I've met grandparents and uncles and aunts and sisters and all sorts of crazy things."
He says Yesenia is a great example of someone who is now thriving in this environment.
UCA has a student-run newscast and asked her to be the anchor.
It's something the self-professed shy girl would never have even contemplated at her old school.
But she accepted the invitation and says now, there's no looking back.
"Because they are always, constantly cheering me up and telling me good job, that I did great, they're always giving me tips just trying to help me out and keep progressing," said Sanchez.
Thanks to her new found confidence, Yesenia is now looking towards the future.
"Well I would probably want to become an anchor for FOX 13 news, I've always watched it since I was little and I was like; 'Oh wow that's very interesting!"
UCA is a free, online charter school but they're pretty close to full capacity right now. If you'd like more information you can go here.


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Asms2 Reviewed Chapter: 7 on 4/16/2016
I thought it was suspicious when Thranduil seemed so uncharacteristically passive about Eilian's issues. He's the kind of father that would just step in and take control. So it totally made sense when the reveal came that Eilian was a secret agent. I figured something was up, but I wasn't entirely sure what the what going on until that moment. And then the scene at the beginning suddenly made sense (when Ithilden was trying to make sure an elf known for gossiping saw Eilian out of sorts before he took him into his office).
Someone in the family should have told Legolas what was going on once they realized how worried he was. And Legolas should totally have stayed with Maltanaur instead of running into the clearing. That could have been bad news! But that did mean we got to see Thranduil in action protecting his kids! :)
Fun read! I love your stories!!
Author Reply: Good point about Thranduil. He'd be staging an intervention and locking Eilian up where he eventually locks up Thorin and company until he was sure Eilian was clean and sober. This story was a ton of run to write and post because chapter by chapter, I could see reviewers getting suspicious, some of them sooner than others. I did try to play fair by putting in hints that something was up such as the gossipy elf in Ithilden's office.
When Legolas is a kid, there's some friction between him and Maltanaur because he's not sure he can trust Maltanaur to take good enough care of Eilian. From an adult point of view, that's preposterous because Maltanaur saved his old buddy Thranduil's son for him time and time again. But Legolas lost his mother and always has a fear somewhere that he'll lose someone else too.
Thank you for these lovely reviews that are brightening my day.
endorearwen Reviewed Chapter: 7 on 8/17/2013
Ended in tears with this one, Daw! So well written! The final image of Maltanaur and Hiolith was poignant and I found it most touching that you ended with the sentence: "He would stay here as long as he was needed." I don't think there was a better way to demonstrate the humility, mercy, compassion and loyalty that the elves have for one another. Given their lifespan, that is an awesome commitment to make.
I can't say I hardly know where to begin - that would really be a lie! ;-) Favourite scene - the cat! the cat! the cat! Most amusing! Alfirin would naturally want to do everything she could to help the Prince - perfectly sound motivation in my opinion. A little dab here and there - perfectly harmless! ;-) And I could almost feel Ithilden's hand wrapped tightly around my wrist as his breath shortened and his face took on some colour - swoon...
Now, about the rest of the story, very nicely plotted with Eilian! For the longest time I was like Legolas, afraid Eilian was using the dangwath. I really enjoyed the way you wrote about the effect of the shadow sickness on both Elves and Men - very insightful. Although the First and Second born are different in many ways, they also share some common frailties and I think you've done a great job demonstrating that in this story. I just LOVED the way Thranduil handled Turgon! (Oh, he must have enjoyed doing that!) It will be interesting to see if Turgon's character is in any way affected by the event - somehow I doubt it. Turgon is too free a spirit to let something as unimportant as a scolding from the King get him down!
PS - Thanks for throwing poor Ithilden a bone at the end where Alfirin is concerned! Took him long enough to realize she had called him by name... :-)
Author Reply: Ithilden is a dense male and thus does not realize how much a goner Alfirin is. But for two dignified people, this pair is having a hard time. I made myself laugh by having Alfirin's mother offer to "take a look." Actually, I still laugh at that.
When I made up the keepers (Legolas eventually gets one too), I had no idea how much they would grow on me. I think Thranduil owes Maltanaur a lot. Basically, he owes him his second son's maturity and possibly his life.
I had a great time fooling readers with this story. It was interesting to watch people catch on in the reviews, some of the sooner than others, but they all seemed to feel this terrific relief when they knew the truth.
You are coming up on a very old story of mine, then a newer one, then another old one. You'll see the characterizations haven't settle down yet, and the writing is rough. Be kind!
pipinheart Reviewed Chapter: 7 on 10/2/2005
Nice that Eilian was compliment by his father. But seems Legolas get to be at court, oh, my...
Maltanaur is seeing to a friend who was long forgotten, he is a good friend
Author Reply: I love Maltanaur. I've just been writing about him for my current story. Thranduil chose well when he named Maltanaur to be Eilian's bodyguard.
LKK Reviewed Chapter: 7 on 9/28/2004
That was quite a Mirkwood Vice story you created, daw! I am always amazed at the wonderful twists & turns your stories take. You have an outstanding ability to write compelling and believable plots.
In today's atmosphere, it's sometimes hard to feel sympathy for those who become dependent on drugs. And even harder to feel anything other than disgust at those who deal them. Yet, you managed to show us that not everything is as black and white as we would like to believe. I'm glad Hiolith will be getting the help that he needs.
"I would never let any of you suffer if I could help you," ... Ah, Thranduil. But that's exactly what you did when you refused to inform Legolas about Eilian's situation. I know you thought, rightly so, that Legolas would might accidentally give away the secret. But once you confined the child to his room, it was safe to relieve the young one's fears. At least, you came to realized that later. I guess you can tell, daw, that I agree with Ithilden. Thranduil tends to see Legolas as still a baby.
Speaking of Ithilden ... his early courtship of Alfirin was funny. A welcome comic relief to the tensions in the main plot. The poor boy. I laughed out loud when he realized that Alfirin called him by his name. (Did you ever see the Rankin & Bass Christmas special "Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer"? If you did, do you remember Rudolph's reaction after Clarice said he was cute? That's how I pictured Ithilden at that moment then. LOL)
I hope you don't mind, but I think in the future, I will wait to read your stories when they are completed like I did this time. Your writing hits my emotion buttons so often. I can't possibly go days and days without knowing how they end. Dang you! ;)
LKK
Author Reply: Thank you for the very kind comments on the plot, LKK. This one was kind of fun to do. My biggest problem was making it fit into ME. Nilmandra used to work at a VA hospital and saw addicted vets sometimes, so she was a big help to me in thinking about how this could go.
Thranduil does tend to see Legolas as a baby. I think he's clinging to that partly because his wife is gone. This child is the last child and is a link to her. But it drives Legolas crazy. You're so right. Thranduil should have told him.
Poor Ithilden. I made myself laugh by spilling tea on his lap and then having Alfirin's mother offer to 'take a look.' Could a mother possibly say anything more embarrassing?
Read the stories however works best for you, LKK. I'll always welcome your comments.
tigerlily713 Reviewed Chapter: 7 on 9/5/2004
Great story! I am so happy to read about the lives and experiences of your characters! I can't wait to read more of your masterpieces!
Author Reply: Thank you, Lily. This one was fun. I had to really struggle to make drugs fit into ME, but it was an interesting challenge.
emjo Reviewed Chapter: 7 on 9/3/2004
Daw, I know I have already reviewed this chapter but I was rereading some of your older stories and I came up with a question and since this is the only way I know of to contact you I thought I would give it a try. I don't know why this interests me so but in your world does Beliond go with Legolas to Ithilien? He has spent his whole life serving Mirkwood, but does he allow Legolas, who he has become so attached to, go establish a new realm on his own. I know you said you might have to write this story some day but I am so curious!
Author Reply: That's a good question, Emjo. It seems to me that a lot of people would have to make decisions about going to Ithilien or staying in Mirkwood. What does Annael do, for instance? I think that Beliond would go with Legolas. Beliond has no family in ME and I think that Legolas is as close as he gets to having one. Besides, he let the kid out of his sight once and look what happened! But I don't really know what will happen until I write the story. Characters have a way of doing things on their own without my permission. :-)
Brenda G. Reviewed Chapter: 7 on 9/3/2004
Kudos and congratulations, Daw. Another superb story. I have no words for how much I love Legolas at this age. Him deciding to take Eilian's protection into his own hands is so typical of any of Thranduil's brave sons, but in one so young! - a mark of courage that will only grow as does this precious elfling into a seasoned warrior of the Woodland Realm.
I love all of your stories. It would be very hard for me to pick a favorite out of the many you have written thus far, and I am so looking forward to tons and tons of new stories and adventures from you about this noble Mirkwood family.
I was surprised to see Legolas get his first "whipping" by his father, but sometimes the rod is warranted. A favored son is disciplined by the father who loves him. At least Legolas knows that he will never lose Thranduil's love. The scenes between this father and this son have been, over the years, particularly tender to behold.
Keep up the good work, and I look with delight to your next offering. Please don't make us wait too long!
Author Reply: Oh my goodness, Brenda. How nice to hear from you again.
I find adolescent Legolas to be very touching. He seems vulnerable to me. He is trying so hard to figure things out and be the person he thinks he needs to be, but he is inexperienced and makes mistakes.
I wouldn't exactly say he got a 'whipping.' Thranduil hit him once, although I thought the sword was hard and had enough bite to bruise. But I can only imagine Adar's frustration as he heard Legolas boast to Eilian that Eilian was lucky he was there, and the sword was in his hand. Legolas won't make that mistake again.
I think though that you're right that Legolas knows he can be 'bad' and be loved anyway. His family will forgive him anything he can imagine doing, including walking off to Mordor.
The Karenator Reviewed Chapter: 7 on 8/31/2004
Early this morning, in the predawn darkness, I took my cup of coffee and reread this chapter one more time. (I was up alone, I might add. The ranger had yet to drag her sorry self from the warmth of her bed.) No matter how many times I read this, I still find myself smiling and cringing and waiting in anticipation for the big drug bust...*and* for Thranduil to bust!
Now, I have to say, I loved it when King Micro-manager told Ithilden that he could not control everything. I just love your Thranduil! He really is a good king and a good adar, but Eru love him, he can't see that his son is the spitting image of him. I loved Ithilden's line: "Are you advising me to return to the battle?" Ithilden asked dryly. That's what love is sometimes, I guess. Sweet, stiff Ithilden. You just gotta love him and his sweet, stiff adar. Wasn't there something about a stick being lodged somewhere...um...personal? LOL!
Legolas really did get off light. The kid just doesn't get it yet. I read what you replied to the ranger about how the realization of living in a warrior society came to Legolas in such a sad and dangerous way with Turgon's death. It was certainly a hard lesson. I think it was a hard lesson for all the family. Thranduil had over-shelterd Legolas and it came back to bite them all. As a parent, I think I can understand how much Thranduil wanted Legolas to be safe and to remain the last baby for as long as he could manage it. With Lorellin gone, he lacked her influence and balance in raising this last child and he made some mistakes. I can't help but think that Legolas was something like a final link with her, almost like still holding her in his arms, and he so wanted to hold on to that child. You have done such a good job of allowing Thranduil to be a parent with all the flaws and fears that all parents suffer but we rarely care to inspect too closely. We just do the best we can. And I think Thranduil was doing the best he could. Still, I want to join the ranger after Adar tucks the cocky lad into bed. We can tag-team him. I want to side with Thranduil in this. Legolas scares Thranduil almost beyond the circles of Arda when he takes off on his little adventure with Turgon. The urge to stop Legolas just won't go away. :>) Too late, I know.
Like the ranger, I was also very moved by the final scene with Hiolith and Maltanaur. There was so much strength in the simple embrace of a warrior who knew what pain was and wanted to offer some comfort to a fellow warrior. And it took much more strength than Hiolith knew he had to accept it. I liked that we were left with such a feeling of hope for this damaged warrior. He was back in the embrace of his people and the love he had forgotten. Gosh, daw, I'm getting all teary-eyed here. It was such a terrific ending.
This has been a delightful story for me to read. I have spent more time that I probably should admit trying to glean out clues and second guess where you were going in this tale. It was such fun to connect the dots. You wound it up without missing a clue and gave us a satisfying ending.
I'm sorry you missed the ranger's dramatic reading at GSP, too. But, IMO, the TSA employees kept opening those nifty sliding doors when there was no one wishing to exit, because they wanted to hear what was going to happen next! However, it's altogether possible that our pictures have already gone out over the wires. "Be on the lookout for two squeeing females speaking an incomprehensible language about an angry king." Just think, someone is working over time tonight trying to find out what dangwath is.
This last chapter just added to the enjoyment of a beyond-my-wildest-dreams wonderful weekend. All that was missing was Nilmandra. We'll get her there next time. Thanks, daw!
Author Reply: Oh that is SUCH a good point about Thranduil and Ithilden being alike! I'm laughing as I think about it. I suppose that's why they get along though -- they think quite a bit alike.
I think that as long as Thranduil could think of Legolas as a child, he could hold off a tiny bit of Lorellin's loss. They were still in the stage where Elven couple have children, which has to have been a closer one than those when Tolkien says they had other things to do and sometimes lived apart. And as long as the child is there, it must feel like she is around somewhere. I'm not expressing this very coherently (it's the pre-dawn darkness here too!). I guess I'm saying I think you're right. :-)
Hiolith was a minor character in this story, but he was an important one. I think other people (Eilian, Maltanaur, Thranduil) learned something about themselves and what they should have been doing from seeing Hiolith struggling. He was a warrior who had served the realm and he deserved respect and help when he needed it.
As for the weekend, I can't remember when I've had such a good time. I felt as if I was with friends I had known forever. :-)
meckinock Reviewed Chapter: 7 on 8/31/2004
You and SWMBO are such gratifying readers!
And you are such an inspiring professor! [runs off to complete homework assignment]
I guess She Who Must Be Obeyed and I already told you how much the TSA employees at GSP enjoyed our dramatic reading of this chapter; although my partner in crime and I should probably be more circumspect in the future when squeeing glee at Thranduil's impending wrath while sitting within view of Homeland Security officials....
I really love Eilian as an undercover cop. This could be a spin-off series - Mirkwood Vice. Please? Only with more shower scenes?
The cocky elfling got off easy, I thought. And I don't mean Turgon. Legolas is a smart kid with a heart of gold, but he's living in a warrior society that relies on military discipline for its survival. He's got to learn to obey orders even when he doesn't understand the reasons for them or he'll end up endangering his entire patrol every time he thinks he knows more than his commander. He also still seems awfully smug at the idea of Turgon being in trouble, but if I'm not mistaken, the heinous plot in question was hatched not by our favorite scapegoat but by one diminutive Thranduilion. The swat on the rump did not seem to inspire the proper spirit of contrition here. In fact, come to think of it, if Thranduil is finished tucking the lad in, the ranger would like a word with him!
The closing scene with Maltanaur and Hiolith was beautifully poignant and heartwarming. It is good to know that Hiolith will be looked after by his fellow warriors again. I think this really was a wake-up call for Eilian, and maybe for Maltanaur as well. Eilian probably never fully realized before how blessed he is by the love of his family and the friendship and support of his comrades. I don't think he considered before that there were those less fortunate than himself, who faced the same shadow he did, but alone.
Thanks for the story and for the inspiration, Daw.
Author Reply: You and SWMBO are such gratifying readers! I wish I'd been there to hear the reading.
If I write about the year after Eilian and Celuwen married, then it's highly likely there will be some nakedness somewhere. They're newlyweds, after all!
You're right about Legolas. I think he doesn't really settle down until after Turgon is killed in "Prodigal Sons." At that point, Ithilden tells him exactly what you said here, finishing by saying Legolas is going to have to prove himself capable of serving as a warrior. And Thranduil takes a look at the son he has been sheltering, notices that he's about old enough to be novice, and calls his training to a halt for six months so Legolas can think about what he really wants to do. Turgon's death and the reaction of these two finally sobered him.
That's a good insight about Eilian, I think. Given his temperament, he's lucky he had firm parenting.
Thank you for all the wonderful talk about writing this past weekend. I had an absolutely fantastic time.
PS I see you're working on your reviewing. :-)


"I have Usher's Syndrome?" There! I finally knew what I was up against. I'd suspected hearing loss for awhile now but wasn't in the United States long enough to follow it up. I was too busy having adventures as a globetrotting English teacher. Or should I say "globe-tripping" because I also suffer from Retinitis Pigmentosa, which is a progressive, hereditary vision disorder that usually results in blindness.
Three years ago, I was diagnosed with Type III Usher's Syndrome—progressive hearing loss—which sometimes accompanies Retinitis Pigmentosa in adulthood. Simply put, faulty nerve endings stop lining up and touching. Over time, the nerve endings disintegrate from not connecting properly; hearing loss results-just as Retinitis Pigmentosa progresses. In my case, my vision loss occurred gradually, thus enabling me to continue my exciting teaching career. My hearing loss has been much more rapid.
When I returned to the United States, my first order of business was to find a job. Before I knew anything about Usher's, I set off for a prestigious job interview at an Ivy League college. I practically memorized their website and drove several hours to interview in person. I arrived early and took a seat in the office. A woman was buzzing around getting coffee. She turned to me and asked me something. I heard "early…some coffee…you…?" She must be telling me it's early (it was 8:30 am) and asking me if I want some coffee. "No, thank you." I responded, not wanting her to go to any trouble.
Guess what? I guessed wrong! She came into the room a half an hour later. One of two interviewers, she gave me a furious look and said, "When I came in for my coffee, you said you were not here early for the interview." I apologized but the interview went from bad to worse. I went from a glowing letter of "we-can't-wait-to-meet-someone-with-your-qualifications" to no job offer. They didn't even notify me that I didn't get the job. My friends still laugh at that painful story, and I do, too, now.
Denial is hard to get past. Have you ever just pretended like me? Later I realized my second language students often pretend when they don't understand. I could see why I wasn't hired.
But, I recovered and a little while later, landed jobs teaching Spanish to high school students at a local Christian school and a literature course to college students. As I prepared for my fall classes, I met with a counselor at the Bureau of Blindness and Visual Services. I found out I had lost a significant chunk of vision. At the same time, I had my hearing tested and was diagnosed with Usher's Syndrome. The state would issue me wonderful, very compact hearing aids, which helped but didn't completely solve all my hearing problems.
When I look back at those first teaching weeks back in the United States, I recall a clumsy teacher. While trying to monitor my students, I kept tripping over their books. This was my pre-hearing aids era, so I also faked hearing some of the quieter students. In my college classes, I assigned students to read passages aloud. Once a student read a very long passage the student before just read. I didn't hear her well enough to stop her. That was my life back then, trying to mask my dual disabilities in the classroom.
However, I finally braved up and confessed my problems to helpful supervisors, which made all the difference in the world. We rearranged the classroom so I could hear and monitor their language skills better. I also shared the difficulties I had with all my students. Together, we made rules to help me, such as keeping aisles clear. I tried hard to be honest about what I didn't hear.
Being a teacher requires a lot of strategic work but if you love your job and have supervisors that believe in your skills, the problems can usually be overcome.
In my case, I try to keep a sense of humor about me. When my students are laughing, they're laughing with me and not at me.
Join me for more of my adventure at AmyBovard.com.
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I have a close friend who suffers from both R.P. and Usher's. The irony is, all his life he's been a cinema fanatic – just like me. It's tragic that of all that this individual could lose, his vision and his hearing are the ones to go. I often think that if there is a Creator, she has a really dry sense of humor.
Thank you for sharing about your friend. I'm glad Amy's story encouraged you.
Marsha – I have visited that blog before and found it quite insightful. Catchy name, too.
So glad you like the story, John!
John – Thank you for visiting my blog and for sharing yours!


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Assistant District Governor Greg Ervin (center) came to recognize Fred Gohmann as a new member of the 125 Club. The club was created by Assistant DG Craig Maxey several years ago to recognize Rotarians who have made an extra effort to support the Rotary Foundation and Polio Plus and also increase District 6690 contributions by donating $100.00 to the Rotary Foundation and $25.00 to Polio Plus. The Polio Plus dollars are matched two to one by the Gates Foundation. Rotarians dream of a world without Polio. In 2018, only 29 cases were reported worldwide. Fred's support and the support of other Rotarians will help to make polio elimination a reality.


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Execution Of Foreign Decree : Discussing Section 13 Of Code Of Civil Procedure
Tanishk Goyal
I. Introduction The lack of concrete jurisprudence regulating the execution and enforcement of a foreign decree in India has created an intractable lacuna in the manner in which Private International Law is dealt with by the Indian Courts. This is even more so in light of conflicting judgments of these Courts, which have time and again attempted to define the scope...
The lack of concrete jurisprudence regulating the execution and enforcement of a foreign decree in India has created an intractable lacuna in the manner in which Private International Law is dealt with by the Indian Courts. This is even more so in light of conflicting judgments of these Courts, which have time and again attempted to define the scope of enforcing such decrees in India. One of the many necessary implications of such conflicting judgments has been the lack of clarity with respect to what constitutes a Court of competent jurisdiction in Section 13(a) of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 ("The Code').[1]
In light of this uncertainty, the determination of principles which should govern the subsequent determination of jurisdiction of a particular foreign Court has been a dicey affair. This is especially against the backdrop of the fact that such determination, more often than not, is not according to the applicable general principles of International law, but according to the domestic laws of the State where the execution of the decree is sought.[2]
Section 13 of the Code deals with situations where a decree passed by a foreign court, would become inconclusive on the grounds of jurisdiction.[3] However, Section 13 of the code is silent on the principles which would determine whether the Foreign Courts were in fact competent to decree the suit in the first place. Furthermore, the section also does not lay down the objective standards according the which such competent jurisdiction would be determined. This essentially means that the determination of the fact whether the foreign courts are competent to decree the suit or not has been left to the will of individual judges, thus making the entire process judge-centric and arbitrary to some extent.
Throughout the course of this paper, I shall essentially be highlighting and critiquing the arbitrary manner in which the Courts have ever so often determined the enforceability of foreign decrees in India, with the objective of apprising the reader with the scope of this ostensibly settled jurisprudence which is regulating Private International Law in India.
In order to do so, I start in Part II, by apprising the reader with the conflicting judgments, where, for the same subject matter and the same actions of the parties concerned, on one hand, the Courts have held the decree to be enforceable and on the other hand, regarded it as an absolute nullity. In Part III, I conduct an inter-jurisdictional analysis, of the relevant legislations of various countries, in order to lay out the dichotomy which exists between the scope of the enforceability of a foreign decree under Indian Civil Procedure, and the civil procedure legislations of the other countries. In Part IV, after having analyzed the best practices from aboard, I suggest certain statutory inroads into Section 13 of the Code, in an attempt to make it more conclusive which in turn can fetter the potential exercise of arbitrariness and unwarranted judicial discretion in such matters for the times to come. I conclude by apprising the reader of the positive implications of having an objective criterion for determining the jurisdiction of foreign Courts, which in turn can pave the way for a more exhaustive Code and a better civil jurisprudence.
II. Critique of the current jurisprudence on Section 13(a) in india
Indian Courts have given a catena contrasting and conflicting judgments with regards to the execution of decrees granted by foreign Courts. Interestingly, the issue of determining the criteria which should be in place for determining the jurisdiction of foreign courts before their decrees may be held as extra-territorially valid had come up before the Allahabad High Court in the case of Moloji Nar Singh Rao v. Shankar Saran.[4] The Court, after having relied on common law precedent, held that foreign Courts may only be regarded as Courts of competent jurisdiction and exercise jurisdiction on foreigners, if they reside within their jurisdiction or, have voluntarily submitted to their jurisdiction.[5]
This ruling was essentially against the backdrop of a Privy Council decision in the case of Sirdar Gurdial Singh v. Maharaja of Faridkot,[6] where Selbourne, LJ had observed that a decree which has been pronounced ex-parte under a jurisdiction to which the defendant has not in anyway submitted himself, is an absolute nullity under International Law. However, in the case of Oomer Hajee Ayoob Sait v. Thirunavukkarasu Pandaram,[7] the Madras High Court essentially went against this ruling and executed a foreign decree in which the defendant had remained ex-parte.
Similarly, in the case of Ramanathan Chettiar v. Kalimuthu Pillai,[8] The Madras High Court, amongst other things had held that a person submits to the jurisdiction of a foreign Court, if he chooses it as a forum for filing a suit in his capacity as a plaintiff.[9]
However, contrastingly the same High Court took a completely opposite view in the case of Oomer Hajee Ayoob Sait v. Thirunavukkarasu Pandaram.[10] In the above case, it held that the plaintiff filing the suit in a foreign court cannot, impliedly be held responsible for having submitted himself to the jurisdiction of such a Court.
While it is evident that the observations of the Courts have more often than not led to inconsistent outcomes with respect to what constitutes a Court of competent jurisdiction and what does not; it is also pertinent to note here that, there have also been procedural inconsistencies amongst Courts with respect to the setting of thresholds and standards which in turn, are determinative of how such outcomes would be reached.
For instance, in the case of K.N. Guruswami v. Muhammad Khan Sahib,[11] the Madras High Court held that, merely because a person entered into a contract in a foreign country, it would not imply that such a person submitted to the jurisdiction of the Courts of that country.[12] It was therefore concluded that the decree was not extra-territorially valid as it was given by a court which did not possess the competent jurisdiction.[13] This ruling set the threshold for proving the submission of a defendant to a foreign Court's jurisdiction to a relatively higher pedestal.
However, this threshold was conspicuously brought down in the case of Oomer Hajee Ayoob Sait v. Thirunavukkarasu Pandaram,[14] when the Madras High Court held that a mere conduct and surrounding circumstances which indicated intention would suffice in proving a submission to jurisdiction of the foreign Courts.
Thus, as is evident from the above cases, the jurisprudence regulating the enforcement of foreign decrees from foreign courts has been murky and inconclusive, and there is an impending need to have certain statutory inroads into the Code, in order to establish a more concrete jurisprudence for the times to come.
Inter- Jurisdictional Analysis of the Best Practices from Abroad
The generally recognised principles of Private International Law mandate that there should exist a visible distinction between "competence" and "jurisdiction."[15] The principles further enunciate that competence should be used in the subjective sense, with respect to the nature of suits a Court should hear.[16] Jurisdiction, on the other hand should be used in the objective sense, especially with respect to the persons, whose suits the Court should entertain. [17]
A. England
In the case of Vanquelin v Bouard,[18] which involved the execution of a French commercial court decree in England, it was held that a plea for lack of competence of the French Court could only have been taken in the foreign court, and that the decree was executable in England.
The presumption of the inherent competence of foreign courts under English Law, was further reiterated in the case of Pemberton v. Hughes,[19] where it was held that if a foreign court has jurisdiction over the parties to the suit, and the competence to hear the subject matter of the dispute, its judgement cannot be questioned in England on merits.[20]
B. Germany
The German Civil Procedure Code mandates that German Courts are only required to look into the jurisdiction of foreign courts from an international point of view.[21] This essentially translates to the fact that competent jurisdiction under German law has been defined in the international sense and German Courts have been precluded from determining the competency of foreign courts based on their internal rules and regulations.[22]
C. Italy
Italian civil procedure mandates that the competency and jurisdiction of foreign courts shall be determined according to International standards.[23] However, this provision is succeeded by a caveat which explicitly states that, such judgements shall not be executed if they violate public policy standards in Italy.[24] Much like the Indian Civil Procedure Code, the Italian civil law also does not distinguish clearly between jurisdiction in the local sense and jurisdiction in the international sense.[25] However, as a generally recognised principle, Italian civil procedure requires the foreign courts to have had jurisdiction in both the senses, i.e in the international sense, and in the domestic sense of the country where the judgement was delivered.[26]
D. Japan
Japanese Code Civil Procedure dictates that a foreign decree may be executed in Japan once the courts have declared the jurisdiction of the foreign courts to be valid.[27] The determination of jurisdiction by Japanese Courts is done according to the law of the state where execution of the decree in question is sought.
However, one thing which is common to all these jurisdictions is that the scope of their civil procedure adumbrates as to what a competent jurisdiction actually means. The legislative intent is sufficiently clear, and it gives a roadmap and an objective criterion to the Courts which they can apply in determining whether the foreign courts had the competence and the jurisdiction to decide the suit or not.
However, since Section 13(a) of the Indian Civil Procedure Code,[28] is absolutely silent on what is meant by a foreign court of a competent jurisdiction, it has been left to the will of individual judges to subjectively interpret common law precedents, and arrive at inconsistent outcomes. (As explained in Part II).
Another thing which is common with all the above jurisdictions, and is formally absent form the Indian Code, is a necessary and an essential safeguard against execution if an appeal is pending in the Court from which the original decree has been obtained.
Under Indian jurisprudence, the test of the finality of a judgement has been taken from Dicey's Conflict of Laws, Rule 114.[29] The test holds that, in order to get a foreign decree enforced in India, it needs to be final and conclusive, although an appeal might be pending against the decree in the foreign court.
The problem which arises here is that, unlike other jurisdictions where such a safeguard has been statutorily engrafted, The Indian Code, does not recognise it as one of the exceptions under Section 13. This again, opens the floodgates to the judges subjectively interpreting common law precedent in this regard which in turn possesses the potential to realign the way Private International Law is regulated in India.
IV. Recommendations & Conclusion
Having discussed the murky jurisprudence with respect to Section 13(a) of the Code, it becomes imperative that certain statutory inroads are carved into the Code, in an attempt to make it more exhaustive, and less prone from an arbitrary interpretation. The issue of having a conclusive determinative factor for determining whether the foreign courts had jurisdiction to entertain the suit or not is a pertinent one. Part III of this paper gives an indicative list of countries which have an objective criterion of determining the jurisdiction of foreign courts. Likewise, there can be multiple determinative factors for determining such a jurisdiction. For instance, the determinative threshold can be in line with the "general principles of international law"as followed by Croatia and Slavonia,[30] or it can solely be in line with the "local jurisdiction of the foreign court"as followed by Bosnia, [31] or it may be in line with the laws of the country where the execution of such a decree is sought, as followed by Japan.[32]
Therefore, it is suggested that a proviso is added to Section 13(a) of the code, which lays down the standard for determining whether the court was of a competent jurisdiction or not. To this effect, Section 13(a) could be succeeded by the following clause,
"Provided, the determination of a Court of a competent jurisdiction would be done in accordance with International Law standards, which are not in conflict with that of India.[33]
Secondly, as mentioned earlier, there is also an impending need to statutorily mandate a safeguard against execution of a decree in India, if an appeal is pending against it in the Court from which the decree was originally obtained. This is essentially because, Indian courts cannot exercise their powers of granting stay abroad.
Therefore, to this effect, Section 13(g) could be engrafted into the Code, which could provide provide an additional exception to prove a foreign judgement as inconclusive.
"Section 13(g)- where the finality of a foreign judgement has not been proved"[34]
This could, in turn pave the way for a more conclusive and exhaustive Code which could potentially go a long way in harmonizing Indian Civil Law with the International standards.
(The author is a second year law student of West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences)
[1] Civil Procedure Code, 1908, §13(a).
[2] Ernest G. Lorenzen, The Enforcement of American Judgments Abroad, 29(3) Yale Law Journal (1920).
[3] Civil Procedure Code, 1908, §13.
[4] Moloji Nar Singh Rao v. Shankar Saran, AIR 1955 All 490 (India).
[6] Sirdar Gurdial Singh v. Maharaja of Faridkot, PC 28 JUL 1894.
[7] Oomer Hajee Ayoob Sait v. Thirunavukkarasu Pandaram, (1936) 71 MLJ 93 (India).
[8] Ramanathan Chettiar v. Kalimuthu Pillai, 18 Ind Cas 189 (India).
[10] Oomer Hajee Ayoob Sait v. Thirunavukkarasu Pandaram, (1936) 71 MLJ 93 (India).
[11] K.N. Guruswami v. Muhammad Khan Sahib, (1932) 63 MLJ 761 (India).
[15] I Piggott, op. Cit. 10; Ernest G. Lorenzen, The Enforcement of American Judgments Abroad, 29(3) Yale Law Journal (1920), p272.
[18] Vanquelin v Bouard, (1863) 15 C.B.(N.s.) 341 (England).
[19] Pemberton v. Hughes, [1899] 1 Ch 781 (England).
[21] Kohler, Zum internationalen Civilprozess, 10 Zeitschrif fur deutschen Civilprozess, 472.
herefore, rs of granting stay abroad. rts cannot excercise as inconclusiv standard for determining whether the court was of aLorenzen, supra, note 2.
[23] Preliminary Dispositions of the Civil Code, Article 10 (Italy).
[25] Lorenzen, supra, note 2.
[26] Sec I (1, II).
[27] Code of Civil Procedure, Art. 514 (Japan).
[28] Civil Procedure Code, 1908 §13(a) (India).
[29] Dicey and Morris on the Conflict of Laws (1993), Rule 114.
[30] Code of Civil Procedure, Art. 550(I).
[31] Code of Civil Procedure, §446(3).
[33] See, Code of Civil Procedure, Art. 473(2) (Monaco)
[34] See, Code of Civil Procedure, Art. 515 (Japan).


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Josh Gordon's Career Depends On His Being a "Changed Man"
Posted on July 29, 2016 July 29, 2016 by Casey Drottar
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"It'll be different this time."
"I've learned from my mistakes."
"I'm grateful for this second chance."
If you're a Cleveland Browns fan, you've heard some iteration of the aforementioned quotes a few times in the past couple years. One source was the starting-quarterback-turned-TMZ-poster-boy Johnny Manziel, who became a pro at telling the media he'd learned his lesson after numerous off-field issues.
Another player we've heard this from was wideout Josh Gordon. The Pro Bowl receiver hasn't played a full season since 2012 thanks to a handful of suspensions. His entire 2015 season was wiped out due to a substance violation and, though he was just recently reinstated, he's been suspended for the first four games of the 2016 campaign.
Facing the media for the first time since getting the green light to return to Cleveland, Gordon said all the right things.
"I definitely think I'm a different person," Gordon said. "If you haven't changed over a period of time, that's a bad thing. I think me standing here is a testament to that."
I'm grateful. I'm thankful to be here in Cleveland and I believe this is where I belong."
Anyone who reads these quotes and proceeds to roll their eyes wouldn't be in the wrong. The Browns have already given Gordon multiple chances, and the idea of this being the one which finally turned him into a different guy is difficult to buy.
That said, for his sake, he better mean it this time. His career depends on it.
There are obvious differences between Gordon and Manziel which explain why one is still in Cleveland's locker room and the other is whereabouts unknown. Essentially, Gordon has proven he can excel in the NFL, while Manziel never truly did such a thing. On top of this, while Manziel followed up his apology press conferences by finding himself in the tabloids again, Gordon at least appeared to be focused on getting back on the field. The receiver spent much of his year-long banishment keeping in shape and preparing for another shot.
At the same time, the fact he failed another drug test – albeit just barely – this past April leaves doubt. By now, it shouldn't matter how small a margin he failed by. If you've been suspended this many times in your short career, you shouldn't be near anyone or anything which could lead to further punishment.
It's because of this many people are a little hesitant when they hear Gordon talk about how much he's learned, how he's back on the straight and narrow and grateful the Browns gave him another opportunity. However, the hope is he realizes just how much is at stake here.
For one, based on the comments from various members of the Browns organization, Gordon has a lot of people in his corner. Players like Joe Haden, Josh McCown and former Baylor teammate Robert Griffin III have all come to bat for Gordon in their respective media sessions. The front office and coach Hue Jackson also noted that, while they won't make it easy for the wideout, they want to support him as much as possible.
As a result, Gordon can't just be putting on a front when saying he's learned so much from his year-long absence. Many teammates and coaches are trying to help him any way they can, knowing full-well what he could do for Cleveland. Getting caught and subsequently suspended again would be a spit in the face of each of these people.
Also, it goes without saying another failed test despite all the talk of being a changed man could almost certainly end his career.
There'd be no way the Browns could justify keeping Gordon should he get suspended again. While it'd be unsurprising if another team took a flyer on him, at that point he'll have been banned from the league for two years straight. That's the kind of red flag which outweighs what Gordon can do on the field.
This brings us to what's been so frustrating about the whole saga.
Gordon is so overwhelmingly talented, but is only getting paid a little over $1 million this year. The amount of money he could be making is astoundingly higher than that, yet he's been throwing this away with every disciplinary run-in. For his sake, you truly hope he means it this time when talking about lessons learned, because so far he's continued to short himself on a yearly basis.
The Browns know what Gordon can give them, otherwise they wouldn't have extended him yet another olive branch. However, if he's insincere in his insistence things will be different this time, it could likely be the last opportunity he gets in the NFL. Either he rewards Cleveland for not giving up on him, or he proves to be forever untrustworthy and blows a potentially incredible career.
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