The city of Columbia has spoken and so shall the awards be bestowed! During an enthusiastic online voting process, Columbians cast their votes and doubled any previous year's ballot counts, with zealous battles over addictive restaurants, delicious foods, show-stopping entertainment and much more.
Many of the Best of Columbia winners have achieved award-winning status year after year. These winners have a special Hall of Fame logo included in their advertisements in this section that help them toot their horns about being the best. Winners who have won five or more years are inducted into the Hall of Fame and are eligible to distinguish their business with a gold logo.
Each year, the editorial department selects several winners to highlight in a zany photo spread. Special thanks this year goes out to Stanley Steemer, Jeffers McGill and Century Glass for allowing us to take some editorial liberty and celebrate with a little fun. It's creative attitudes like these that help these winners reach the top.
Nobody says it better than the people of this great town, so explore the city with newfound adventure. This is your city, your magazine, and these are your choices for the Best of Columbia. See who won in this year's categories and celebrate these wonderful businesses that make Columbia a wonderful place to live!


A personal investigator (detective) should be a qualified that's trained in investigations, detective, and information gathering, to mention several areas. The detective should have connections and skilled associations with members of law enforcement, individual market investigators, the courts, attorneys and different individuals that can offer data when needed.
Every Individual Investigator or detective madrid firm in Connecticut is qualified, bonded and insured either through the business they benefit or as the licensee. If they're maybe not, they can not practice as individual investigators in that state. There is the very least requirement that most personal investigators and detectives in Connecticut need to meet.
Applicants for a Private Detective License must certanly be at least 25 years of age, have excellent ethical figure and have at least 5 years Whole Time knowledge as a Qualified Personal Detective, or 5 decades Whole Time knowledge as a listed Personal Investigator, or 5 decades Whole Time knowledge operating a Amazing Detective Organization, or 5 years Full Time knowledge being an investigator with any Federal State of Regional Government, or 5 decades Complete Time experience as a Detective with a Federal, State or Regional Authorities Division or, Any other recognized 5 decades Whole Time business related investigative experience or experienced at the least ten years experience as a officer with a federal, state or structured municipal authorities department. If the applicant is really a business, association or partnership, the person filing with respect to the business, must match all of the skills step-by-step over, and will be an officer of such corporation, or member of such association or partnership.
If a private investigator or personal investigator firm license is granted to an applicant based on the applicant's knowledge being an detective by having an prepared municipal fire team, such certificate will restrict the licensee to doing only the kind of investigations performed for the municipal fireplace department. It generally does not grant a broad research license.
Number certificate may be granted to an applicant currently vested with authorities powers. The license of a organization may be denied by the commissioner, or stopped or revoked, if it seems that five percent or maybe more of the inventory of such corporation is used by an individual who can't meet the type standards expected of the license applicant.
This is wherever picking an investigator becomes important. The capability to take pictures of an accident world does not make an investigator an incident investigator. In the same way using several claims and reviewing an instance does not produce a individual a homicide investigator. Investigative knowledge and qualities needs decades of exercise and learning. When selecting a personal detective question questions and take your time. It is likely to make an environment of difference.


OPI Don't Burst My Bubble was sent for review, the Lynnderella polishes were all purchased by me. Any opinions are my own honest thoughts.
Happy unofficial start to the summer here in the U.S.! Although some of the U.S. just had snow the other day (!), summer is really on it's way, I promise! Like mostly everyone, I love Memorial Day weekend because it really does feel like the start of summer, but I also want to remind everyone that today is all about the veterans. If you know a vet, thank them today!
I decided to layer some red, white, and blue glitters to celebrate Memorial Day. I started off with Lynnderella Deep Blue Seeing, then did a coat of Lynnderella UnDead Red, and one of Lynnderella Love, Lace, & Lilacs, and topped it off with OPI Don't Burst My Bubble. I love how this turned out!
I hope you're all doing something fun today! I am just hanging out with Binx, but yesterday my family had a little party!
Lynnderella polishes are available at Lynnderella.com. Lynnderella also has a special Memorial Day LE polish, Remember 2013, up for auction, ending today. The proceeds benefit a charity that helps miltary families.


When I worked for The Center for Creative Leadership we used to joke that there is no such thing as a leadership emergency. Seeing what I've seen in the past few years, I disagree. We are right smack in the middle of a leadership emergency. The current dearth in emotional intelligence is startling at all levels, from our high school sports teams to the highest levels of leadership. I know many woman who have equally startling intelligence and drive. What keeps us from taking the land, ladies? The time is now.
Today marks my 10 day countdown before I head out on a scouting trip to look at castles, chateaus and retreat properties in Canterbury, England, and the wine country near Paris so I can bring women kicking glass together for a little restoration and reinvention. The time for leadership is now. Register to attend a future workshop or mastermind today.


This week, our section Masterpieces is devoted to another dynasty of artists. One of the leading German painters and printmakers of the early 16th century, Lucas Cranach the Elder is definitely one of the most renown artists of his time.
His name comes from Kronach, his native town; he was probably trained by his father, and became court painter of the Electors of Saxony at Wittenberg. Contemporary of Dürer, he is mainly known for his portraits of German princes and leaders of the Protestant Reformation, but he also painted many religious and mythology subjects, included his famous nudes.
He became a close friend of Martin Luther and in fact, he is remembered as the chief artist of the Reformation.
Cranach had a large workshop and many works exist in different versions – as for instance, The Ill Couple; his son Lucas Cranach the Younger, and others, continued to create versions of his works for decades after his death. We'll explore his workshop work in the next chapter of Masterpieces.


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10 Thoughts Every Pregnant Mom Has
If you've ever been pregnant, you'll know exactly what I'm talking about.
Pregnancy is hands-down the most remarkable thing I've ever experienced, but these 10 thoughts cross my mind on a daily basis.
1. "There's no way I have to pee. I literally JUST peed like five minutes ago."
Spoiler alert...you DO have to pee again, and you'll be impressed with just how much comes out.
2. "Great, now I'm up."
Pregnancy certainly prepares you for all those late-night feedings, because once your baby is up and moving around the womb, you're also up.
3. "Nope, these don't fit anymore either."
RIP to your wardrobe. Please allow yourself 10 extra minutes to get dressed every morning...because you'll spend it searching for things that still fit.
4. "I cannot stand the smell of cocoa butter any longer."
Apply. Apply. Apply. AVOID. STRETCHMARKS. Don't worry, they'll pop up anyway...and the scent of cocoa butter will permanently stain your nostrils.
5. "This baby has ahold of my literal spine."
There's no words that can describe the amount of pain you'll feel radiating in your spine at all hours of the day.
6. "Oh, that's what that thing looks like..."
When you get to a certain point, you forget what "stuff" looks like under the hood. When you step out of the shower and catch a glimpse of yourself in the mirror, it'll be very obvious that you aren't doing as good of a job at self-grooming as you thought you were.
7. "GET OUT OF MY RIB CAGE."
How is that even a comfortable spot for a baby to hang out? Does he really like being all up in my bony rib cage for hours at a time?
8. "How long have I been asleep?!"
Sure, the second trimester wasn't so bad...but the last trimester is much similar to the first. You're exhausted ALL. THE TIME. Prepare to doze off while sitting at your desk at least 4-5 times per day.
9. "...and here comes another contraction."
I wish there was some sort of schedule to contractions, but Braxton Hicks just come and go as they please. You can be mid-conversation and BOOM, contraction. The people around you will see you wince in pain and wonder what they've said wrong.
10. "This is so worth it."
Despite being tired, uncomfortable, and maybe even in a little pain, it's all so worth it. I say that to myself more times a day than anything else. In the end, you get the greatest blessing life could possibly give. That makes it all worth it.

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The 3-star hotel offers air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi, a balcony overlooking the landscaped gardens and large swimming pool. The bright and airy studios and apartments include a TV and a kitchenette with dining area, kitchen and refrigerator. room service is provided.
Air-conditioned studio with free Wi-Fi and balcony overlooking the landscaped gardens and large swimming pool. It includes a TV and a kitchenette with dining area, oven and refrigerator. Room service.
Bed Size (s): 1 double(s) bed(s).
For your special moments, trust us to serve your guests! Whether it's a dinner a few individuals, or social event, we propose solutions that will meet your every need!
BALANCE SHEET 31 DECEMBER 2014 FINANCIAL YEAR (1/1/2014 - 31/12/2014).


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Relive the 125th Anniversary of the School of Dental Medicine!
Discovering the Future of Dental Medicine
A message from Dean Kenneth B. Chance.
Award-Winning Education
See how one honor exemplifies the spirit of the school.
Four decades after he graduated, Oreste "Russ" Zanni still felt a special tie to Case Western Reserve's School of Dental Medicine. For one thing, the place provided him a powerful foundation for a flourishing career that spanned treatment, research, and teaching. For another, it remained home to special colleagues and friends, including Nabil Bissada, a fellow alumnus who now leads the school's periodontics department.
In the summer 2013, Zanni suffered a fatal heart attack while teaching Boston University (BU) dental students. Two years later, Case Western Reserve's School of Dental Medicine learned that its graduate had dedicated $3 million from his estate to the school. "We are grateful for Dr. Zanni's vision and commitment to both patients and students and for his alma mater," President Barbara R. Snyder said. "His gift will allow us to continue to advance periodontal research and teaching."
"We shared a common love of our specialty," Bissada said. "Russ was very excited about periodontal research focused on the link between gum disease and other medical conditions." For example, Bissada's research has identified links between gum disease and oral cancer, diabetes, prostate issues and even failures of implants for the hip and knee. Zanni's commitment will support the periodontics department. In recognition of his generosity, the periodontal clinic at the Health Education Campus will bear his name.
Read more about Oreste Zanni.
State-of-the-Art Medical Education Campus to Include Dentistry and Nursing
CWRU and Cleveland Clinic are expanding their health education collaboration to include dental and nursing students on the planned medical education campus. Located on East 93rd Street between Euclid and Chester Avenues, the 485,000-square-foot quadrangle building will include cutting-edge technology and innovative learning spaces. The space is expressly designed to encourage interaction among all students, not only in classrooms, but also in dining and study areas. Future students will graduate with a deeper understanding of how caregivers complement one another's work and an appreciation for the unique roles of each profession in enhancing outcomes for patients.
The four-story building's academic spaces and offices will wrap around a soaring, airy atrium where students, faculty, and staff will gather for meals and conversation. All furniture will be movable, so the atrium will also be able to host large events, including lectures, convocations, and banquets. The structure will meet LEED Silver environmental building standards, at minimum.
"Collaboration among the professions is the key to improving health care in the 21st century," School of Dental Medicine Dean Kenneth B. Chance, DDS, said. "This project gives us an extraordinary opportunity to provide all of our students the kinds of experiences that will allow them to excel in this rapidly evolving landscape."
Read more about the Health Education Campus.
University Names New School of Dental Medicine Dean
President Barbara R. Snyder has announced that a 1979 alumnus of the School of Dental Medicine will become its next dean July 1. Kenneth B. Chance, Sr., a professor and chief of endodontics at the University of Kentucky, will succeed longtime dental school leader Jerry Goldberg this summer after a comprehensive national search. A member of Case Western Reserve's Board of Trustees since 2005, he will resign that seat later this month. "I am excited and honored by the opportunity to return to this campus at a pivotal time for the school and for health care nationally," Chance said. "Jerry's tenure has been transformative, and I look forward to building on his legacy and accelerating our momentum."
Chance earned his undergraduate degree at Fordham University. After earning his DDS at Case Western Reserve, he completed a general practice residency at Jamaica Hospital in Jamaica, N.Y., followed by an endodontic postgraduate residency at the University of Medicine and Dentistry in New Jersey (UMDNJ, now part of Rutgers University). In 1997, Chance became dean of the School of Dentistry at Meharry Medical College in Nashville, TN. From there, Chance went to the University of Kentucky, where he won awards for teaching and also advised the school's chapter of the Student National Dental Association. He has been active in faculty development and interprofessional education initiatives at Kentucky after earlier leading extensive efforts at UMDNJ to engage minority students in the pursuit of dentistry. Chance has received multiple honors from Case Western Reserve's dental school, including the Paul P. Sherwood Award for Excellence in Endodontics in 1979, Distinguished Alumnus of the Year in 2004, Appreciation and Recognition of Commitment in 2011, and Discovering the Future of Dental Medicine Award in 2012.
Read more about our Dean.
Dean Jerold S. Goldberg Receives Achievement Award
Dean Goldberg has been awarded the Ohio Dental Association (ODA) Achievement Award. Goldberg received the award at the Callahan Celebration of Excellence in conjunction with the ODA Annual Session in September. He received the award for his contributions to the school, including development of innovative dental education programs. "Dean Goldberg has been a real difference maker at Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine. He has consistently supported innovative changes for both the University and the School of Dental Medicine," said Ronald Occhionero, associate dean of administration at the school. "Additionally, he has been an active force in dentistry and for ODA initiatives and is well-deserving of the 2013 Achievement Award of the Ohio Dental Association for his many accomplishments."
Read more about Dean Goldberg.
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Servant, apprentice, journeyman, and master: I see them every day. I wish every young adult could see them as clearly. The choice of a career is not merely deciding how long you can tolerate college. (Isn't that a huge part of the decision for most?) The choice is where you see yourself in the workplace.
Good morning, Mr. Stevenson. Are you alright if Evan stays in the room with us for this visit? I'm learning this new computer system and he helps me work through all these screens.
So it's been two weeks since the spinal fusion surgery. How has your pain level been?
Well, I've been following your recommendations about taking it easy…until last weekend. The grandkids were over and I might have overdone it a little.
OK, Mr. Stevenson, let's have you stand up and hold your arms straight out in front of you. I'm going to push down on them and you try to hold them straight. Let's see how your strength is returning.
My very first software build as an Epic trainer was for a neurosurgeon. I was beginning to see the hierarchy of work: servant, apprentice, journeyman, and master. Hey, it's not like it's brain surgery. Well, actually it is! Neurosurgeons are masters in the medical world for certain. I was, quite literally, an apprentice, with my lead trainer down the hall. Dr. MacKay's myriad degrees and certifications proved he'd earned his place at the top.
That was a good week. My previous job had gotten difficult and I had interviewed in the training department there as well. Then…two job offers in two days! Col and I talked and prayed about jumping into unknown waters, then took the plunge into healthcare. It was a good move.
Career Paths: How High Will We Rise?
Servant, apprentice, journeyman, and master: I see them every day. I wish every young adult could see them as clearly. The choice of a career is not merely deciding how long you can tolerate college. (Isn't that a huge part of the decision for most?) The choice is where you see yourself in the workplace. Some of those paths can be accessed from the others. Some require believing in yourself enough to choose the right path at the start.
Janitors and neurosurgeons cross paths in the office, but they do not share a career path. For the record, EMR trainers and neurosurgeons don't share career paths either.
There's no right and wrong about choosing a career path. They each have their features to recommend them. Cleaning homes or working the drive through doesn't require years of training. Tough, though, to raise a family on $8/hour. Petroleum engineer or nuclear physicist jobs may require a decade of eating ramen noodles and living in a studio apartment. That said, $150,000/year on the other end might be worth it.
I want you to see the career paths.
Servant. Apprentice. Journeyman. Master. On which path are your parents? Your relatives? Your friends? Your neighbors?
Yes, we can choose to excel in any job. Yes, we can work as unto the Lord and not just for an earthly master. That said, I want you to clearly see the career paths. When you show up at work every day, you will be on one of those paths and the people around you will be on theirs. Some will make more money than others. Some will manage others. Some will receive more respect than others. Some will have more control of their time than others.
Some will be content with their path. Others will rise from servant to apprentice, from apprentice to journeyman, from journeyman to master. I always applaud when someone is able to do better for themselves and for their family.
Do you see the career paths in the workplaces around you? Are you settled on which path will be yours?


Interferometric observations provide an innovative way of addressing the detailed studies of granulation pattern on late type stars. I will present recent results (Chiavassa, Plez, Josselin & Freytag 2009, A&A 506, 1351-1365 and Chiavassa, Lacour, Millour et al. 2010, A&A in press, arXiv:0911.4422v2) of three-dimensional radiative hydrodynamics (RHD) simulations of cool stars which are essential to a proper quantitative analysis of interferometric observations.
I will describe the prospects for the detection and characterization of granulation (i.e., contrast, size) on late type stars and I will demonstrate that the RHD simulations provide an excellent fit to existing interferometric observations (visibility and closure phases at different wavelength from optical to infrared) and reconstructed images.


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Learning to play bebop is a tall order for the beginning improvisor. The fast tempos require knowing your chords and scales inside and out. You must also have very good technical capabilities on your instrument. In April of this year I created a post for an Anthropology contrafact in all 12 keys with charts and backing tracks. I have received suggestions subsequently asking me to create backing tracks for Anthropology at a much slower tempo. The following tracks are the Anthropology chord changes with a bossa rhythm section at a tempo of a quarter at 110. If you need the charts you can obtain them from my Anthropology contrafact post. Be sure to practice in all 12 keys.
In the near future I will be posting some charts with some basic ideas to start with when playing over these changes.
I have written a contrafact of the great jazz standard "All Of Me" named "All Of PAULMAINE.COM". I have omitted the melody of the song to provide a convenient means to practice jazz improvization of a jazz standard chord progression. It is critical to be proficient in all 12 keys.
Jazz standards are usually characterized by a harmonic rhythm that averages about one to two measures per chord. The intervals used between the roots of adjacent chords frequently are II-V-I, cycle movement and chromatic movement.
I am providing pdf files and mp3 files for all 12 keys. This should readily facilitate practicing in all 12 keys. Be sure to checkout my post on 250 Jazz Patterns by Evan Tate. Evans's 250 Jazz Patterns book has patterns in all 12 keys and will be extremely useful with these jazz standard backing tracks in all 12 keys. You can also use my Harmonic Minor Pattern 1 post on these standards.
Have fun practicing in all 12 keys!


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"You may have to fight a battle more than once to win it." ~ Margaret Thatcher
MONTHLY QUIZ: Plaintiff purchases a 550 page self-help book that includes numerous marketing statements and promises passwords for access to 56 pages of website "bonus material." Plaintiff allegedly buys the book based upon what he believes is exclusive access to the website "bonus material." However, since he does not receive exclusive access to the bonus material, Plaintiff sues Publisher for, among other things, statutory consumer fraud, deceptive trade practices and $2.43 in alleged damages (i.e. the alleged price for 56 pages of "bonus material"). After suit is filed, Publisher posts the bonus material to a website, for free. Publisher moves to dismiss the complaint, arguing that Plaintiff fails to allege any deceptive conduct and that Plaintiff's claims are nothing more than breach of a promise. However, according to Plaintiff, a claim for consumer fraud only requires a showing that a defendant intended a plaintiff to rely on its act or information, but does not require the intent to deceive. Plaintiff also points out that even negligent, or innocent, misrepresentations are actionable. Can Plaintiff support his claims for consumer fraud and deceptive trade practices based upon these facts? You be the judge? (Answer below)
ILLINOIS GUARANTY FUND - DRAMSHOP LIABILITY: Plaintiff-Estate filed petition under IL Dramshop Act (Act) after Decedent was fatally injured in collision with drunk Driver. Defendant's insurer was insolvent and Defendant was represented by Illinois Insurance Guaranty Fund (Fund). Prior to trial, Defendant moved for summary judgment on the issue of whether Defendant's liability should be offset by other insurance proceeds (i.e. Driver's liability policy and Estate's UIM auto policy). Defendant contended that Section 546 Illinois Insurance Guaranty Fund Statute (215 ILCS 5/546 (Statute), which provides that an insured or claimant must "exhaust all coverage provided by any other insurance policy" before a recovery can be had "against the Fund," required a reduction of the statutory cap. The Appellate Court disagreed. In view of the phrase "other recoveries" in the Statute, any setoff stemming other available policies, should be properly applied to a jury's verdict and then reduced to the statutory maximum, if applicable (i.e. the same procedure as if Defendant was not being defended by the Fund). Rogers v. Imeri, 2013 IL App (5th) 110546 (Mar. 12, 2013)
INSURANCE GUARANTY FUND - DRAMSHOP LIABILITY: After being served at Defendant-Bar, Alleged Intoxicated Person ("AIP"), injures Plaintiffs in auto accident. Plaintiffs sue Bar under the IL Dramshop Act (Act), and Bar is defended by the Illinois Insurance Guaranty Fund. Meanwhile, Plaintiffs recover insurance proceeds from their respective health insurers, underinsured motorist insurers, and the AIP's auto liability insurer. At the conclusion of trial, Plaintiffs were awarded amounts exceeding the maximum statutory award under the Act. However, Defendant argued that since Section 546 Illinois Insurance Guaranty Fund Statute (Statute) required setoffsfor other insurance recoveries be applied against each Plaintiff's Dramshop Act recovery. Trial and Appellate Courts agreed, holding that under Section 546(a) of the Statute, Plaintiff's $58,652.33 Dramshop awards should be reduced by the amounts already recovered from other insurance claims. Guzman v. 7513 West Madison Street, Inc. - 2013 IL App (1st) 122161 (Mar. 29, 2013)
INSURANCE LAW - POLICY CANCELLATION: Defendant-Tractor Owner and Trucking Company (collectively Company) procured automobile Policy with Insurer which covered several vehicles. Company was required to, but failed to make monthly premium payments. However, Company mailed payments after receiving cancellation notices, but prior to cancellation. Later, Policy was cancelled due to Company's non-payment, but then reinstated. Company then requested that several vehicles listed on the Policy be removed, resulting in a premium credit. Following another non-payment, Insurer issued a notice of cancellation, which Company later claimed in an affidavit it never received. When no payment or requests for extension were received, Insurer cancelled Policy and refunded the excess premium amount. About two weeks after cancellation, Trucker, while driving Company's vehicle (i.e. tractor) and hauling a trailer owned by Seed Business was involved in an auto accident with Driver. Driver's Estate filed a wrongful death suit against Company, Driver, and Seed Business, all of whom tendered their defense to Insurer. Insurer denied coverage to all Defendants and sought a declaration that it had no duty to defend or indemnify the underlying suit since Policy was cancelled prior to accident. While Insurer argued that it followed the proper procedures, under both Policy and Insurance Code, for cancelling the Policy for nonpayment of the premium, the courts disagreed. The trial and appellate courts found that, under the circumstances, Insurer was obligated to apply the premium credit on Company's account to the premium amount due - reasoning that given the excess premium on Company's account, Insurer did not have a basis to cancel the Policy for nonpayment. However, Section 155 sanctions were denied as Insurer had not acted in bad faith and there was a bona fide dispute as to whether Policy was properly cancelled.Auto-Owners Insurance Company v. Yocum, 2013 IL App (2nd) 111267 (Mar. 29, 2013)
ANSWER TO QUIZ: No. Plaintiff loses, Publisher wins. While the Illinois Consumer Fraud Act allows plaintiffs to recover for either an unfair practice or deceptive conduct, the Appellate Court found that Publisher's actions did not amount to deceptive conduct. In this case, the Court found that none of the marketing statements were literally false, though they were designed to pique Plaintiff's interest. Further, the Court found that none of the marketing statements in this case have reasonably been construed as misleading and therefore, Publisher was entitled to dismissal. Aliano v. Ferris, et al. 2013 IL App (1st) 120242 (Mar. 29, 2013).


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1822 N Front Street- SOLD!
Multi Fam Developer Alert!!! Order materials and build! This is a suggested package of 1822 and 1824 N Front Street for 680,000. This fully approved 5,544 square foot massive triplex already has 50,000 foundation poured and building plans. The 18' wide building design has rear deck space, 2 car rear parking, and roof access. The ground level unit is full floor on main level and lower level with 2 bedroom and 2 full bath. The 2nd and 3rd floor is two units back to back, totaling 3 units per building. Each of these bilevel units has 2 bedrooms and 1.5 bath and roof access for unbelievable city views above the EL train. This parcel is 371 feet from the Berks Station on the Market Frankford EL train line. This building permit is live and ready for your framing. The 2 identical layouts that are finished are collecting 2,000, 1,850 and 1,850 in rent for an annual gross income of 68,400. The first two were built for 450k each. Owner may be willing to share the budget documents as well.


Take charge of your health by making your own herbal medicine. Learn about herbal healing through the use of herbs.
This is an introductory course for anyone. Supplies and ingredients are minimal.
Plants provide some of our most valuable medicine! The World Health Organization states that more than 80% of people on earth use herbs as their primary form of medicine. Discover this exceptional mode of healing and learn how you can incorporate herbs into your life for optimum health.
In this course, you will get a base understanding of what herbalism is and how it works. You'll gain skills you can use for everyday life as well as a necessary foundation if you decide to dig deeper into the exploration of herbal medicine. By the end of the course you will be able to make several different types of herbal medicine that you can use for your health and wellbeing.
Making these remedies is really quite simple. And they are exceptionally effective. You will never find better quality herbal medicine than what you make yourself.
I know you'll find this course truly empowering so join in learning about the healing power of plants.


The Importer Exporter Code, or IEC in short, is normally required by manufacturers and companies for international trade but with this new RBI ruling, the hundreds and thousands of freelancers, programmers, web designers and small companies who depend on PayPal for foreign payment will also have to apply for an IE code.
Regulatory settings for importers and exporters have significantly been simplified by government over last decade. Nowadays, the lone compulsory regulatory condition for anyone desiring to penetrate import/export business is the Import Export Code or the IEC. In case the import/export is of services or technology, IEC is needed in only in those cases where import/export is carried out in 'specific services' or technologies', i.e. services or technologies in which foreign trade is constrained by the Indian Government as they affect the national security.
Self certified copy of Permanent Account Number (PAN) issued by Income Tax Authorities. A pronouncement that the partners/directors of the applicant firm are not allied as partner/director with any other company/firm which has been caution-listed by the RBI. Where the claimant is so linked with a caution-listed firm/company, the IEC number is assigned with a stipulation that the claimant can export only with the former consent of the RBI. Exporter's profile should be presented to the Regional Licensing Authority who will award an IEC number to the applicant.
Import Export Code is essential not only to manufacturers and companies involved in international trade but with the latest regulations it also bears relevance to the many freelancers, web designers, programmers, etc. who work at a very small scale and rely on third party services like PayPal for payment from their foreign clients.


Vicodin is one of the most frequently abused drugs in America. It is composed of the painkiller hydrocodone and acetaminophen in differing dosages. Hydrocodone is a strong opiate painkiller with highly addictive properties. Acetaminophen is a much milder non-steroidal pain reliever.
Vicodin may contain 5 milligrammes of hydrocodone and 325 milligrammes of acetaminophen or as much as 10 milligrammes of hydrocodone and 660 milligrammes of acetaminophen. While hydrocodone is the addictive component of this pill, acetaminophen has resulted in serious liver damage at high dosages. Taking 2 grammes of acetaminophen is considered a high dosage so a person abusing Vicodin by taking a larger dosage than recommended is not only risking addiction to the opiate hydrocodone but also liver failure from the acetaminophen.
The signs and symptoms of Vicodin abuse will be common to abuse of other opiates or synthetic opiates, referred to as opioids.
If a person consumes too much Vicodin, he risks slowing his heart rate down to the point of death. His skin will be clammy and he may go into a coma. Like other opiates, Vicodin is likely to make a person drowsy.
In the case of prescription drugs, many people get started on their way to addiction by accident. They may suffer some kind of pain or injury and have the drug prescribed by a doctor. As they build a tolerance to the drug, they need more and more to keep the pain away. They may exceed the amount of the drug the doctor is willing to prescribe and then start getting the drug illicitly.
Others start abusing the drug from the beginning - snorting, injecting or ingesting more than would be recommended.
Once a person is addicted, there is not much difference between the two beginnings. It eventually becomes more important to get the drug than just about anything else in life. Care of oneself, one's business or family take a backseat to acquiring the drugs needed.
Many people who run out of the money they need to purchase opiates will turn to criminal actions to get their drugs. Pharmacy theft is one of these crimes. Around the country, Vicodin is a very common drug in pharmacy thefts. Pharmacy thefts are so frequent in some areas that some drugstore chains restrict the distribution of these drugs only a few locations.
In other cases, items of value may be missing out of a home or business or the homes of family members. It may be very hard for a family to understand that someone they have known and loved for 30 years has suddenly changed so much but that is the nature of addiction.
It is definitely possible to recover from addiction to Vicodin. The person facing recovery from this addiction may dread the withdrawal process from opiates. But at a Narconon drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre, it is possible to experience a tolerable withdrawal for the first time, one that does not involve the administration of other drugs.
At Narconon, withdrawal is supported with generous doses of nutrition that are intended to calm a body's response to coming off opiates. Each person in withdrawal also receives support from the staff in the form of assists, simple processes that often lift mood, increase objectivity and further calm the body.
The Narconon New Life Detoxification, one phase of the overall recovery programme, takes each person through a sauna detox, assisted by moderate daily exercise and nutritional supplements. Once through this step a person may regain the brightness they had before they got trapped in addiction.
After this the person in recovery can begin to learn how to operate in life without the drugs. It takes learning how to communicate openly and honestly again, gaining control over oneself, one's decisions and one's actions, and learning to make drug-free decisions. We find that it takes longer than the month of most short-term drug rehabs to get through these changes. That's why the Narconon programme is on average a 12 week programme; it gives a person time to really get ready to be sober.
Once he is back at home, he will need to have the life skills demanded by the twists and turns of life. Once he has these skills securely in hand, he will know how to stay sober when there is an obstacle or setback in life. Learn more about the Narconon programme.


The Model B Zenith carburetor was fitted to American four cylinder Ford vehicles from 1932 to 1934. They are still popular today and are fitted to many Model A's as well as model B Fords.
We offer a line of spare parts for these carbs.
Quite a lot of Model A Fords have the Model B engine fitted to them. There are two things to do to check this. Firstly, look at the water pump at the front of the engine. If the water pump is held on with three bolts, you have a model B cylinder head. Secondly, if there is a fuel pump boss on the front right of the engine block (this may have a blanking plate on it) you have a model B engine.
Most Model A Fords that have a Model B engine, are still using the normal Model A carb, but it is worth identifying the carb first, before ordering the wrong parts. A quick look at the fuel inlet pipe gived it away. The model B carb has the fuel outlet pointing towards the radiator. The model A Zenith, has the outlet pointing to the side of the car.
Carb Choke Plate for the 1932-34 Model B Zenith carb.
This is a cadmium plated stamped steel choke plate.
Throttle plate for the 1932-34 model B Zenith carb.
Made of brass as original with correct angles on edges.
Zenith Carb Passage Plugs for the model B carb.
These brass plugs get drilled out when you go to clean the internal passages in the Zenith carb. Made in USA.
This is the brass adjustment needle that is controlled by your choke rod.
Main Jet for the model B Zenith carb.
Power Jet for the model B Zenith carb.
Cap Jet for the 1932-34 model B Zenith carb.
Idle Jet for the model B Zenith carb.
Carb Float Hinge Pin for the model B Zenith carb.
Carb Gasket for the 1928-34 model A & B engine. Goes between the carburetor & the intake manifold. Made in USA.
1928-31 Copper Carb Gasket as used originally. Goes between the carburetor & the intake manifold. Made in USA.
1932 Model 'B' Carb Kit. All the basic parts for rebuilding an original cast iron zenith model B carburetor.
This is the correct needle housing for the 1932-34 Model B carb. It is the press in style of needle housing.
This is the brass throttle shaft only for the 1932-34 Zenith Carburetor's.
The end of this shaft is drilled and tapped for a screw to mount your original throttle arm to the shaft.
Ball Type Needle/Seat for the 1932-34 model B Zenith Carb . Similar to the Grose-jet style valve. This unit replaces the old needle and seat. This jet uses two balls instead of a needle to shut off the gas flow.
Model B Carb Float as used on 1932-34 Zenith carburetors. These were known as the B-2 style carburetor float, the earlier style was more barrel shaped.
Carb Venturi for the Model B Carb. The 'single' style venturi for the model B Zenith carb. This is a fully machined part so the inside diameter is smooth for proper air flow. Not a cheap die cast piece! The best venturi on the market today. Made in USA.
Model B Choke Adapter Kit 1928-31. Kit gives you larger bore mounting gasket and machined bolts that allow the carb to pivot. By pivoting the carburetor, the model A choke rod will align. Made in USA.


Downy recently hosted a "malodor challenge" by holding a cooking demo with Sarsa owner Chef JP Anglo with celebrity mommies Kelly Misa, Patty Laurel, Chef Jp, Camille Prats, Pia Guanio, and host of the event, Bianca Gonzales, at the Cookery in Burgos Circle, BGC, Taguig City.
Bianca Gonzales hosts the Downy "malodor challenge."
The Downy event was dubbed #DownyBoomBoomPow, following the campaign inviting people to identify the tough malodors they face in their daily routines and prove that the newest Downy innovation is the solution.
Chef JP exclusively prepared several everyday Pinoy dishes which emit strong odors, such as Grilled Vietnamese Pork Belly and Sizzling Sinigang Fried Chicken with Batwan Gravy, plus the special dish of Grilled Bangus with Talangka & Burong wrapped in Banana Leaves intended to really put Downy to the malodor challenge.
After enjoying these delicious dishes, the guests were asked to inspect their aprons for any tough smells which might have stuck to it such as food smell, sweat and smoke. To their surprise, the aprons were as fresh and clean as ever - effectively demonstrating the effective malodor removal and freshening benefit of Downy's best ever formula!
"In Filipinos' daily lives, they normally face situations or activities resulting to unnoticed bad odors such as body odor, sweat, food smell, smoke, and vehicle exhaust stuck on their clothes. Downy extensively understands our consumers' concerns and need for fresh scent on their family's clothes, so we are really delighted to provide them with the best ever formulation of Downy that can help them fight against malodors on their fabrics," said Louie Morante, Regional Brand Communications Manager for Procter & Gamble ASEAN.
In a recent survey on malodors, the top 10 tough malodors on clothes are the following: vehicle exhaust, cigarette smoke, smoke from burning garbage, sweat and body odor, wet socks, kulob, fried fish, barbecue, garlic, and onions.
Upping its ante in the market, the newest technology from Downy softener contains the breakthrough Malodor Removal Technology which does not just "mask" malodor with aromatic ingredients, but effectively eliminates tough malodors which stick to clothes completely.. This prevents the odor-causing material from being released again. The Perfume Micro Capsules, which are spread and embedded on fabric while washing, will help bring back the refreshing fragrance on clothes.
This innovative product formulation is also complemented with modern and colorful product packaging for all five Downy fragrances – Sunrise Fresh (for quick drying, even indoors), Antibac (to keep germs away for the whole family), Garden Bloom (for wonderful floral freshness), Single Rinse (for quick rinsing with less water), and Baby Gentle (for the safety of sensitive baby skin). Boom boom everyday malodors and power up with freshness with the best ever formula from Downy - now available in supermarkets nationwide.
More information can be found on www.facebook/downyphilippines or follow the conversation online with the #DownyBoomBoomPow hashtag.


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NanoViricides Reports on Senator Murphy's Visit to the Company's Shelton Campus
NanoViricides, Inc.
SHELTON, Conn., Aug. 25, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- NanoViricides, Inc. (NYSE MKT: NNVC) (the "Company"), a global leader in nanomedicines that is developing biomimetic anti-viral drugs reports that Honorable U.S. Senator Chris Murphy visited the Company's new campus in Shelton, CT, on Wednesday, August 24th, 2016.
"NanoViricides is exactly the type of innovative company that is driving job creation throughout greater New Haven and the Naugatuck Valley," said Senator Murphy, adding, "I was incredibly impressed by the company and enjoyed hearing from employees during my town hall about how I can best help them and other bioscience entrepreneurs cut through red tape. I know the success of our state's economy is reliant on innovative companies like NanoViricides that tap into the strengths of our state's workforce and educational institutions, and I'll be bringing what I learned from today's visit back to Congress."
Murphy joined co-founder Dr. Anil Diwan for a tour of the facility and then hosted a town hall with the company's thirty employees. Two years ago, NanoViricides, Inc., expanded to their new Shelton lab space from a smaller West Haven facility and added nearly twenty new employees, including at the affiliated companies. NanoViricides, Inc., is currently working on anti-viral drugs to treat a number of diseases, including Zika, H1N1, influenza, and Ebola, as well as a skin cream for treating shingles.
"We really appreciate Senator Murphy for visiting us and for wanting to learn about NanoViricides, Inc. We are excited about the future opportunities with our highly-effective nanotechnology, and we're happy to know the Senator is excited as well," said Dr. Diwan, President and Chairman of the Company.
A press release by the Senator's press office covering the visit can be found at http://valley.newhavenindependent.org/archives/entry/murphy_tours_shelton_nanotech_company/. The quotations herein are reproduced from the same.
The Company can leverage its progress in developing a broad-spectrum drug candidate against dengue viruses to rapidly develop a clinically viable drug candidate against the Zika virus, reported Dr. Diwan to the Senator. He added that the Dengue project has become a low priority project for the Company due to its strategic focus on the HerpeCide™ project, and that further work towards finding a drug candidate against Zika virus, its pre-clinical development, and later clinical trials could only be undertaken if external non-dilutive funding becomes available.
Dr. Diwan also reported that the Company is diligently working on identifying final development candidates in its HerpeCide™ program. The Company believes that its drug candidates against shingles, herpes cold sores, genital herpes, and ocular herpes keratitis represent the best opportunities to enter human clinical trials in the very near future. The Company is presently conducting studies to determine the best candidates in each of these indications to take forward into IND-enabling development and further into human clinical trials (IND = Investigational New Drug), for licensure globally. He also discussed the Company's other programs including the FluCide™ and HIVCide™ programs. In the FluCide program, the Company has developed what may be the world's first orally available nanomedicine against a virus.
Dr. Diwan explained the Company's "nanoviricide®" platform technology to the Senator. Antibodies bind to a virus particle only with two points each. Then the antibody-virus complex must be handled by the human immune system. The human immune system is generally dysfunctional when a viral infection becomes severe, because the viruses are intelligent nanomachines that have developed many ways of disrupting the immune function. In addition, viruses, especially RNA viruses, change rapidly to develop resistance against antibodies, and even cocktails of antibodies, making them ineffective in the field. This has happened many times, most notably during the Ebola epidemic of 2014. In contrast, a nanoviricide displays a multitude of the same site to which the virus binds in order to gain access to a cell. Further, the nanoviricide wraps around and strips the virus, thus rendering it incapable of infecting a cell, without requiring the patient's immune system to be fully functional. Thus, the nanoviricide platform is a step beyond antibodies. A virus would not readily mutate away from the nanoviricide drug, and if it does so, it would become less effective in causing an infection as well, provided the ligands are properly designed to mimic the cellular receptor of the virus.
Dr. Diwan stressed that finding a clinically viable drug candidate against the Zika virus could take as little as three to six months, leveraging upon the Company's broad-spectrum dengue drug development work, if a virus-binding ligand from our anti-dengue library works against the Zika virus. Dr. Diwan further reported that the Company has acquired several Zika virus strains in its BSL-2 certified virology laboratory, and that Dr. Brian Friedrich, the Company's Virologist, has already developed the cell culture assays that can help determine if a ligand is active against the Zika virus. Dr. Friedrich has performed drug screening of hundreds of candidates against several viruses including alphaviruses, bunyaviruses, and filoviruses (namely, Ebola and Marburg), to discover potential therapeutics, while he was at United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID). Brian has also worked extensively on Flaviviruses, specifically West Nile Virus, while at University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB). Dengue viruses as well as the Zika virus belong to the Flavivirus family.
The Company has previously said that in its HerpeCide™ program, it is currently developing drugs against four different herpesviral disease indications, namely, (i) "Cold sores" caused by Herpes Simplex Virus-1 (HSV-1), (ii) Shingles caused by re-awakening of the chickenpox virus (Varicella Zoster Virus, VZV), (iii) Ocular herpes keratitis which is caused by HSV-1 or HSV-2, and (iv) "Genital ulcers" caused by HSV-2. All of these drugs are being developed as topical treatments.
The Company has previously identified a drug candidate that demonstrated substantially complete protection to mice lethally infected with HSV-1 H129 neurotropic strain that produces zosteriform disease in the animals. while in the same study, only 58% of acyclovir treated mice survived. The study was repeated at a different facility with similar results.
About NanoViricides:
NanoViricides, Inc. (www.nanoviricides.com) is a development stage company that is creating special purpose nanomaterials for antiviral therapy. The Company's novel nanoviricide® class of drug candidates are designed to specifically attack enveloped virus particles and to dismantle them. The Company is developing drugs against a number of viral diseases including H1N1 swine flu, H5N1 bird flu, seasonal Influenza, HIV, oral and genital Herpes, viral diseases of the eye including EKC and herpes keratitis, Hepatitis C, Rabies, Dengue fever, and Ebola virus, among others.
This press release contains forward-looking statements that reflect the Company's current expectation regarding future events. Actual events could differ materially and substantially from those projected herein and depend on a number of factors. Certain statements in this release, and other written or oral statements made by NanoViricides, Inc. are "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. You should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements since they involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which are, in some cases, beyond the Company's control and which could, and likely will, materially affect actual results, levels of activity, performance or achievements. The Company assumes no obligation to publicly update or revise these forward-looking statements for any reason, or to update the reasons actual results could differ materially from those anticipated in these forward-looking statements, even if new information becomes available in the future. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from the company's expectations include, but are not limited to, those factors that are disclosed under the heading "Risk Factors" and elsewhere in documents filed by the company from time to time with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission and other regulatory authorities. Although it is not possible to predict or identify all such factors, they may include the following: demonstration and proof of principle in pre-clinical trials that a nanoviricide is safe and effective; successful development of our product candidates; our ability to seek and obtain regulatory approvals, including with respect to the indications we are seeking; the successful commercialization of our product candidates; and market acceptance of our products.
Eugene Seymour, MD, MPH "[email protected]"
SOURCE NanoViricides, Inc.
http://www.nanoviricides.com


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Microsoft delays Patch Tuesday as critical flaws in Windows 10 leave millions of users exposed
Microsoft make first ever delay to monthly Patch Tuesday due to alleged fault with the patch system.
By Mary-Ann Russon
February 17, 2017 14:31 GMT
Microsoft has made the difficult decision to delay fixing critical security bugs on its Windows operating systems, delaying its next security update by almost a month, which puts millions of users at risk.
This is the first time since its monthly 'Patch Tuesday' security update programme launched in 2003 that an automatic Windows Update has been delayed. The skipped update, scheduled for 14 February, is now promised for 14 March, which also happens to be a Tuesday.
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"Our top priority is to provide the best possible experience for customers in maintaining and protecting their systems. This month, we discovered a last-minute issue that could impact some customers and was not resolved in time for our planned updates today," Microsoft wrote in a TechNet blog post on 14 February.
What is Microsoft's Patch Tuesday?
Patch Tuesday is a regular monthly update that takes place on the second Tuesday of every month. Microsoft automatically applies crucial patches to Windows machines in order to fix serious problems with the operating system and prevent cybercriminals from using established security vulnerabilities to steal consumer data and perform other nefarious activities.
The Patch Tuesday programme was introduced in October 2003 to make it cheaper for Microsoft to distribute security patches, by combining them all into one monthly update.
"After considering all options, we made the decision to delay this month's updates. We apologise for any inconvenience caused by this change to the existing plan."
Windows Updates are crucial in their absence
Users have developed a love-hate relationship with Windows Updates, in particular when it comes to Windows 10, but there is no doubting they are crucial for keeping systems secure.
The delayed 14 February patch was meant to fix a nasty Windows SMB memory corruption bug that enables an unauthenticated, remote attackers to launch a Denial of Service (DoS) attack and crash vulnerable computers and servers running Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows Server 2012 R2 and Windows Server 2016. The exploit code for this security flaw is publicly available, meaning that anyone can use it at any time.
The patch update was also supposed to sort out a Windows 10 Mobile security flaw that exposes users' photos so that attackers can easily take photos, scroll through the device owner's photo library and delete images at will without unlocking the smartphone.
Tech site ZDNet says internal Microsoft sources told it on condition of anonymity that a problem with Microsoft's patch build system is the reason for the delay, but Microsoft is refusing to comment officially.
IBTimes UK has contacted Microsoft about this issue, asking about the potential risks to consumers and if there is any advice for users until the next Patch Tuesday rolls around on 14 March.
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Punjab University BS Mathematics Results 2019 will be announced in the month of September. The students anticipating for their results can receive it here at once the university officially announces it. The online gazette of the result will be available on our website at 10: am sharp on the day of result.
BS Mathematics Punjab University is a four years time span course. The course is divided into four semesters and the course session begins in September/October. The admissions for BS Mathematics is merit-based and students having acquired degree of F.Sc. / ICS / General Science with Mathematics and Statistics, F.Sc. / ICS with Mathematics and Physics and DAE with Mathematics and Physics are eligible to apply for admissions according to the admission schedule. Punjab University BS Mathematics Merit List 2019 will also be posted on our website as per the official schedule.
The degree for BS Mathematics is equivalent to MSC mathematics. The graduates of BS Mathematics have a broad career scope. They can adopt highly paid professional careers of the software engineer, data analyst, data scientist, software developer, mathematics teacher, actuarial analyst, financial analyst, IT manager and statistician. As per the rules of Punjab University Science Department, the students are bound to earn 142 credit hours which will be counted in Punjab University BS Mathematics Annual Results.
The students are liable to achieve prescribed GPA of Punjab University in all semesters of their program. If for some reason they fail to achieve the prescribed GPA, they might even be dispelled from their program. Punjab University First Year Results are extremely crucial and decisive for the future of students. The medium of instruction for BS Mathematics in Punjab University is English and all of the assignments are accepted in English as well.
The department for mathematics Punjab University is offering programs of M.Sc. Mathematics, BS Mathematics, M.Phil Mathematics, and Ph.D. Mathematics. The department of mathematics at Punjab University was established in 1880's and is one of the oldest departments of Punjab University. Being a pioneer of mathematics courses in Pakistan, the set of educational goals being set by it have proved to be effective and successful. The ever so satisfactory annual BS Mathematics Results display the efforts and productive methods of teaching applied by the teaching faculty of the mathematics department.
The research section of the department focuses on Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics and Computational Mathematics. Mathematics is that discipline of science that supports other discipline such statistics, physics and computer science. Mathematics is a fundamental discipline of every other scientific branch. To impart its education precision and analytical approach is applied at Punjab University. The University has produced highly capable and successful mathematicians who have contributed to the need of society over the century of its establishment.
All the academic programs being taught at the PU mathematics department are top rated and of internationally acclaimed. The PU BS Mathematics Entrance Results 2019 will also post on our website as well. The students of Punjab University's all departments can receive their results from our website according to schedule.


Wego uses the cloud extensively, be it server architecture or cloud storage. We live in the cloud, leveraging its power to provide the best service to our users.
Every cloud service has solutions that cater to all or most needs of any company, from storage to servers to analytics tools. It's all about locking your client down in to their architecture. At Wego, the Dev team uses AWS Cloud computing extensively. We have all our server in EC2 inside a VPC, with all data stored in S3. Where as our Analytics team loves their tools , foremost the BigQuery to perform all analysis from finding trends to identifying patterns.
For our teams to work harmoniously, devs need to make sure the data geeks get their data in BigQuery from S3, S3 allows you to easily download your data and BigQuery has an easy interface to add that in to a table under a dataset. Sounds simple, but not when you need to do it from around 2 dozen S3 buckets and for few hundred gig of data each day. Looking at that situation feels like a union not meant to last, should we move our servers and storage to Google or our analytics team to start using Amazon tools. Using the tools we use is because we don't want to make any compromise with the quality of work that we do and deliver.
There are some commercial solutions available that would import your S3 data to BigQuery table, but the amount of data meant huge bills only to transfer data from one source to another. Hence we decided to take up this challenge and write our own service that would transfer data from S3 to BigQuery.
To make sure our data was standardised to be imported into BigQuery, we used Protos, to define Schemas, according to which we log data and then use the same to generate BiqQuery table schema, so that data can be imported seamlessly. Google allows you to import data into BigQuery from their Cloud Storage through jobs that you can schedule.
Fluentd is our main tool to collate logs and upload them as compressed archives to S3. Once they are up in S3, then our service downloads it using S3 tools to our server after which they are then uploaded to Google Cloud Storage using GsUtil. Once the data is in Google Cloud Storage, we are able to schedule jobs to import the uploaded data to BigQuery tables under a dataset.
To cater to different needs and multiple developers who might need to upload data from the servers they are working on, the service needed to be flexible enough for anyone to add their task.The final service was flexible enough to import data into BigQuery from S3, Local machine or Google Cloud Storage. for any date or hour of the day from timestamped datasets. All manageable by specific config files and no code to add for each new dataset in the cloud.
We scheduled the service to run hourly allowing us to push data at the end of each hour instead of waiting for the day to end, previously we use to put things up for processing at day's end, cutting the wait our data geeks had to bare before they could start crunching on all that data.


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Магоме́д Сайд-Эминович Азу́ев () — испанский спортсмен чеченского происхождения, кикбоксер, каратист, боксёр, четырёхкратный чемпион Испании и Европы по кикбоксингу.

Биография
Родился 5 июня 1986 году в Грозном. В 1995 году в результате военных действий в Чечне дом семьи Азуевых был разрушен. Им пришлось покинуть республику и выехать в Испанию. Они приобрели квартиру в Коста-Бланка.

В 9 лет отец записал Магомеда в секцию Кёкусинкай, поскольку она располагалась рядом с домом. Четырежды Магомед становился чемпионом Испании среди юниоров. Но в 2003 году его первый тренер скончался и Азуев перешёл к тренеру по кикбоксингу, который вёл занятия в том же клубе. Четырежды становился чемпионом Испании по кикбоксингу. В 2005—2008 годах становился чемпионом Европы по кикбоксингу по версии К-1. В 2009—2010 годах выигрывал Интерконтинентальный турнир, который приравнивается к чемпионату мира.

В 2011 году перешёл в профессиональный бокс. Считается российским спортсменом, но поскольку живёт и тренируется в Испании, то выступает под флагом этой страны. При этом на бои всегда приносит и флаг Чеченской Республики. На август 2014 года провёл шесть боёв, в пяти победил.

Семья
У Азуева есть брат и сестра. 20 декабря 2014 года Магомед Азуев женился на Узуевой Мархе.

Примечания

Литература

Ссылки
 Герои наших дней
 «Моя цель — звание абсолютного чемпиона мира по боксу»
 Магомед Азуев выиграл шестой бой
 Magomed Azuev

Боксёры Чечни
Боксёры Испании
Чемпионы Европы по кикбоксингу
Боксёры России
Чемпионы Испании
Чемпионы мира по кикбоксингу
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Suitors' Fund Act 1951 No 3
An Act to make further and better provision in respect of the liability for costs of certain litigation; to establish a Suitors' Fund to meet such liability; and for purposes connected therewith.
1 Name of Act and commencement
(1) This Act may be cited as the Suitors' Fund Act 1951.
(2) This Act shall commence upon a day to be appointed by the Governor and notified by proclamation published in the Gazette.
(1) In this Act, unless the context or subject matter otherwise indicates or requires:
Appeal includes any motion for a new trial and any proceeding in the nature of an appeal.
Corporation has the same meaning as it has in the Corporations Act 2001 of the Commonwealth.
Costs, when used in relation to an appeal in respect of which an indemnity certificate is granted, includes:
(a) the costs of the application for the indemnity certificate but, except as provided by paragraph (b) of this definition, does not include costs incurred in a court of first instance,
(b) where a new trial is ordered upon the appeal, the costs of the first trial.
Court includes such tribunals or other bodies as are prescribed.
Director-General means:
(a) the Director-General of the Attorney General's Department, or
(b) any person employed within that Department who is authorised in writing by the Director-General to exercise the powers and perform the functions of the Director-General under this Act.
Fund means the Suitors' Fund established under this Act.
Indemnity certificate means an indemnity certificate granted under section 6 (1), (1A) or (1AA) or 6B.
Land and Environment Court means the Land and Environment Court constituted under the Land and Environment Court Act 1979.
Legally assisted person has the meaning ascribed thereto in section 4 (1) of the Legal Services Commission Act 1979.
Sequence of appeals means a sequence of appeals in which each appeal that follows next after another appeal in the sequence is an appeal against the decision in that other appeal.
Supreme Court means the Supreme Court of New South Wales or a judge thereof.
(2) This Act applies to and in respect of:
(a) a court,
(b) an appeal to or from a court,
(c) proceedings or actions before a court, and
(d) a decision of a court,
exercising State or federal jurisdiction.
s 2: Am 1959 No 20, sec 2 (a); 1960 No 8, sec 2 (a); 1970 No 10, sec 3 (1) (a); 1979 No 84, Sch 1 (1); 1985 No 64, Sch 1 (1); 1987 No 249, Sch 1 (1); 1997 No 141, Sch 1.10 [1]; 2001 No 34, Sch 1.8.
3 Suitors' Fund
(1) There is to be established in the Attorney General's Department Account a "Suitors' Fund" into which shall be paid the moneys referred to in section 5 and from which shall be paid the amounts referred to in sections 6 (2), 6A, 6B and 6C.
(2) In addition to the money payable out of the Fund under this Act the following amounts shall be a charge against and shall be paid out of the Fund:
(a) all costs of management of the Fund as certified by the Auditor-General,
(b) any amount considered by the Director-General to be surplus to the Fund's requirements,
(c) fees payable to consultants retained by the Director-General to advise on the proper investment of the Fund.
(2A) An amount referred to in subsection (2) (b) shall not be paid out of the Fund without the concurrence of the Attorney General.
(2B) An amount paid out of the Fund under subsection (2) (b) shall be used for expenditure:
(a) on improving (or on projects designed to lead to improving) court facilities and services, and
(b) towards the administrative costs incurred in relation to the operation of Part 5 of the Civil Procedure Act 2005.
(3) The Fund shall, subject to this Act and the regulations, be under the direction, control and management of the Director-General.
(4) All moneys payable to the Fund under this Act and interest allowed thereon shall be made available to the Director-General for investment or for the purpose of paying the amounts referred to in subsection (2) of section 6 or any other amount properly payable out of the Fund.
(5) Interest at a rate to be determined by the Treasurer shall be allowed on the amount at the credit of the account first referred to in subsection (4).
(6) The Fund shall as far as practicable be invested in securities in which trustees are by law authorised to invest.
(7) Interest derived from the investment of the Fund shall form part thereof.
(8) The income of the Fund shall not be subject to taxation under any Act of this State.
(9) The Director-General may retain consultants to advise on the proper investment of the Fund.
s 3: Am 1959 No 20, sec 3 (a); 1970 No 10, sec 3 (1) (b); 1979 No 84, Sch 1 (2); 1983 No 153, Sch 1; 1985 No 158, Sch 1; 1987 No 249, Sch 1 (2); 1990 No 46, Sch 1; 1998 No 172, Sch 9 [1] [2]; 2005 No 28, Sch 5.46.
4 Director-General to be corporation sole
(1) For the purposes of the exercise and discharge of the powers, authorities, duties, functions and obligations conferred and imposed upon the Director-General by this Act, the Director-General is hereby declared to be a corporation sole under the name of "The Director-General of the Attorney General's Department".
The said corporation sole shall have perpetual succession and an official seal and may in the corporate name sue and be sued and shall be capable of purchasing, holding, granting, demising, disposing of and alienating real and personal property and of doing and suffering all such other acts and things as a body corporate may by law do and suffer.
(2) The assets of the Fund shall be vested in the said corporation sole.
(3) Where any property real or personal or the interest therein or charge thereon is vested in or is acquired by the said corporation sole, the same shall unless otherwise disposed of by the said corporation sole pass to and devolve on and vest in its successors.
(4) The seal of the said corporation sole shall not be affixed to any instrument or writing except in the presence, or by the direction, of the Director-General who shall attest by the Director-General's signature the fact and date of the seal being so affixed.
(5) The appointment of the Director-General and the Director-General's official seal shall be judicially noticed.
s 4: Am 1959 No 20, sec 2 (b); 1987 No 249, Sch 1 (3).
5 Contributions to the Fund
(1) As soon as practicable after the last day of each month, there shall be paid to the Fund such percentage, not exceeding in any case ten parts per centum, of the fees of court collected in any court or in any jurisdiction of any court which are paid into the Consolidated Revenue Fund during the month ending on that day, as may be fixed by the Governor, upon the recommendation of the Colonial Treasurer, by proclamation published in the Gazette with respect thereto.
The Governor may from time to time in like manner vary or revoke any such proclamation.
(2) Any proclamation under subsection (1) may fix different percentages in respect of:
(a) different courts,
(b) different jurisdictions of the same court,
(c) courts held at different places.
(3) Any amounts payable to the Fund under subsection (1) shall be paid out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund, and are hereby specially appropriated.
6 Costs of certain appeals
(1) If an appeal against the decision of a court:
(a) to the Supreme Court on a question of law or fact, or
(b) to the High Court from a decision of the Supreme Court on a question of law,
succeeds, the Supreme Court may, on application, grant to the respondent to the appeal or to any one or more of several respondents to the appeal an indemnity certificate in respect of the appeal.
(1A) Where an appeal against the decision of a court to the Industrial Relations Commission of New South Wales or to the District Court of New South Wales on a question of law succeeds, that Commission or Court, as the case may be, may, upon application made in that behalf, grant to the respondent to the appeal or to any one or more of several respondents to the appeal an indemnity certificate in respect of the appeal.
(1AA) Where an appeal under section 56A of the Land and Environment Court Act 1979 to the Land and Environment Court on a question of law succeeds, that Court may, upon application made in that behalf, grant to the respondent to the appeal or to any one or more of several respondents to the appeal an indemnity certificate in respect of the appeal.
(1B) For the purposes of this section, a taxing officer of a court shall, when acting as such a taxing officer, be deemed to be exercising the jurisdiction of a court of first instance.
(2) Where a respondent to an appeal has been granted an indemnity certificate, the certificate shall entitle the respondent to be paid from the Fund:
(a) an amount equal to the appellant's costs of:
(i) the appeal in respect of which the certificate was granted, and also
(ii) where that appeal is an appeal in a sequence of appeals, any appeal or appeals in the sequence that preceded the appeal in respect of which the certificate was granted,
ordered to be paid and actually paid by the respondent: Provided that where the Director-General is satisfied that the respondent is unable through lack of means to pay the whole of those costs or part thereof or that payment of those costs or part thereof would cause the respondent undue hardship, or where those costs or part thereof have not been paid by the respondent and the Director-General is satisfied that the respondent cannot be found after such strict inquiry and search as the Director-General may require or that the respondent unreasonably refuses or neglects to pay them, the Director-General may, if so requested by the appellant or the respondent, direct in writing that an amount equal to those costs or to the part of those costs not already paid by the respondent be paid from the Fund for and on behalf of the respondent to the appellant and thereupon the appellant shall be entitled to payment from the Fund in accordance with the direction and the Fund shall be discharged from liability to the respondent in respect of those costs to the extent of the amount paid in accordance with the direction,
(b) fifty per centum or such other percentage as may be prescribed (at the time when the indemnity certificate is granted) in lieu thereof by the Governor by proclamation published in the Gazette of the amount payable from the Fund pursuant to paragraph (a) or, where no amount is so payable, an amount equal to the costs of:
as taxed, incurred by the respondent and not ordered to be paid by any other party: Provided that where an amount is payable from the Fund pursuant to paragraph (a), but the Director-General directs that the costs of the appeal or appeals referred to in subparagraph (i) or in subparagraphs (i) and (ii) incurred by the respondent and not ordered to be paid by any other party be taxed at the instance of the respondent or those costs are, without such a direction, taxed at the instance of the respondent, the amount payable from the Fund under this paragraph shall be the amount equal to those costs as so taxed, and
(c) where the costs referred to in paragraph (b) are taxed at the instance of the respondent, an amount equal to the costs incurred by the respondent in having those costs taxed.
Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions of this subsection:
(i) where the costs referred to in paragraph (b) are taxed at the instance of the respondent, the aggregate of the amounts payable from the Fund pursuant to that paragraph and paragraph (c) shall not exceed the amount payable from the Fund pursuant to paragraph (a).
(ii) (Repealed)
(2A) The maximum amount payable from the Fund for any one appeal is:
(a) $20,000 in the case of an appeal to the High Court, or
(b) $10,000 in the case of any other appeal.
(2B) If more than one indemnity certificate has been issued in connection with the same appeal, the maximum amount payable from the Fund with respect to any one indemnity certificate is:
(a) an amount equal to the maximum amount payable from the Fund for that appeal divided by the number of indemnity certificates issued in connection with that appeal, or
(b) subject to subsection (2A), such other amount as may be determined by the court by which the indemnity certificate is issued.
(2C) Subsections (2A) and (2B) do not apply to appeals lodged before the commencement of those subsections.
(3) An indemnity certificate granted in respect of an appeal to the respondent to the appeal, being an appeal in a sequence of appeals, shall be vacated if:
(a) in a later appeal in the sequence the successful party is the one to whom the indemnity certificate was granted, or
(b) an indemnity certificate is granted in respect of a later appeal in the sequence and the respondent to the earlier appeal is a party to the later appeal.
(a) An indemnity certificate granted in respect of an appeal to the respondent to the appeal shall have no force or effect:
(i) where a time is limited for appealing against the decision in the appeal—during the time limited for appealing against the decision in the appeal,
(ii) where an appeal lies against the decision in the appeal but no time is so limited—until an application for leave to appeal against the decision in the appeal has been determined and, where leave is granted, the appeal is instituted, or until the respondent lodges with the Director-General an undertaking in writing by the respondent that the respondent will not seek leave to appeal, or appeal pursuant to the leave granted, against the decision in the appeal, whichever first happens,
(iii) notwithstanding anything contained in subparagraph (ii) where the respondent gives the undertaking referred to in that subparagraph and thereafter seeks leave to appeal, or appeals, against the decision in the appeal—until the application for leave has been determined and, where leave is granted, the appeal is instituted,
(iv) notwithstanding anything contained in the foregoing provisions of this paragraph where the decision in the appeal is the subject of an appeal—during the pendency of the appeal.
Where the appeal and a later appeal or later appeals form a sequence of appeals and the indemnity certificate has not been vacated under subsection (3):
(v) the reference to the decision in the appeal in the foregoing provisions of this paragraph shall be construed as including a reference to the decision in the later appeal or in each such later appeal, as the case may be, and
(vi) the reference to the pendency of the appeal in those provisions shall be construed as including a reference to the pendency of the later appeal or of each such later appeal, as the case may be.
(b) Where an undertaking has been given by a respondent under the foregoing provisions of this subsection and thereafter the respondent seeks leave to appeal or appeals, as the case may be, against the decision to which the undertaking relates, the respondent shall, upon demand made by the Director-General, pay to the Director-General any amount paid to the respondent, or for and on behalf of the respondent, under the indemnity certificate or, if the respondent notifies the Director-General in writing of the respondent's seeking leave to appeal or of the respondent's appeal, as the case may be, any amount paid to the respondent, or for and on behalf of the respondent, under the indemnity certificate before the respondent gave the notification, and the amount concerned may be recovered by the Director-General from the respondent as a debt in any court of competent jurisdiction.
Any amount paid to, or recovered by, the Director-General under this subsection shall be paid by the Director-General into the Fund.
(c) Nothing in this subsection affects the operation of subsection (3).
(5) The grant or refusal of an indemnity certificate shall, except as provided by subsections (5A), (6) and (7), be in the discretion of the Supreme Court, Land and Environment Court, Industrial Relations Commission of New South Wales or District Court of New South Wales, as the case may be, and no appeal shall lie against any such grant or refusal.
(5A) Where a respondent to an appeal referred to in subsection (1), (1A) or (1AA) is a legally assisted person, the respondent shall, for the purpose of exercising the discretion referred to in subsection (5) and for the purpose of determining the amount which the respondent is entitled to be paid from the Fund:
(a) be deemed not to be a legally assisted person, and
(b) be deemed to have incurred such costs as have been incurred by any other person in the course of acting for the respondent as a legally assisted person.
(6) An indemnity certificate shall not be granted in respect of any appeal from proceedings begun in a court of first instance before the commencement of this Act.
(7) An indemnity certificate shall not be granted in favour of:
(a) the Crown,
(b) a corporation that has a paid-up share capital of two hundred thousand dollars or more, or
(c) a corporation that does not have such a paid-up share capital but that, within the meaning of section 50 of the Corporations Act 2001 of the Commonwealth, is related to a body corporate that has such a paid-up share capital, unless the appeal to which the certificate relates was instituted before the commencement of the Legal Assistance and Suitors' Fund (Amendment) Act 1970.
s 6: Subst 1959 No 20, sec 2 (c). Am 1960 No 8, sec 2 (b); 1970 No 10, sec 3 (1) (c); 1979 No 84, Sch 1 (3); 1985 No 64, Sch 1 (2); 1986 No 16, Sch 23; 1987 No 249, Sch 1 (4); 1996 No 121, Sch 4.52; 1997 No 141, Sch 1.10 [2]; 2001 No 34, Sch 2.49 [1].
6A Costs of proceedings not completed by reason of death of judge etc
(1) Where on or after the day on which Her Majesty's assent to the Suitors' Fund (Amendment) Act 1959 is signified:
(a) any civil or criminal proceedings are rendered abortive by the death or protracted illness of the judge or magistrate before whom the proceedings were had,
(a1) any civil or criminal proceedings are rendered abortive for the purposes of this paragraph by section 46A (Appeal against damages may be heard by 2 Judges) of the Supreme Court Act 1970 or section 6AA (Appeal against sentence may be heard by 2 judges) of the Criminal Appeal Act 1912, because the judges who heard the proceedings were divided in opinion as to the decision determining the proceedings,
(b) an appeal on a question of law against the conviction of a person (in this section referred to as the appellant) convicted on indictment is upheld and a new trial is ordered, or
(c) the hearing of any civil or criminal proceedings is discontinued and a new trial ordered by the presiding judge or magistrate for a reason not attributable in any way to disagreement on the part of the jury, where the proceedings were with a jury, or to the act, neglect or default, in the case of civil proceedings, of all or of any one or more of the parties thereto or their counsel or attorneys, or, in the case of criminal proceedings, of the accused or the accused's counsel or attorney, and the presiding judge or magistrate grants a certificate (which certificate the presiding judge or magistrate is hereby authorised to grant):
(i) in the case of civil proceedings—to any party thereto stating the reason why the proceedings were discontinued and a new trial ordered and that the reason was not attributable in any way to disagreement on the part of the jury, where the proceedings were with a jury, or to the act, neglect or default of all or of any one or more of the parties to the proceedings or their counsel or attorneys, or
(ii) in the case of criminal proceedings—to the accused stating the reason why the proceedings were discontinued and a new trial ordered and that the reason was not attributable in any way to disagreement on the part of the jury or to the act, neglect or default of the accused or the accused's counsel or attorney,
and any party to the civil proceedings or the accused in the criminal proceedings or the appellant, as the case may be, incurs additional costs (in this section referred to as additional costs) by reason of the new trial that is had as a consequence of the proceedings being so rendered abortive or as a consequence of the order for a new trial, as the case may be, then the Director-General may, upon application made in that behalf, authorise the payment from the Fund to the party or the accused or the appellant, as the case may be, of the costs (in this section referred to as original costs), or such part thereof as the Director-General may determine, incurred by the party or the accused or the appellant, as the case may be, in the proceedings before they were so rendered abortive or the conviction was quashed or the hearing of the proceedings was so discontinued, as the case may be.
(1A) Where, in the opinion of the Director-General:
(a) the Director-General would, but for this subsection, not be entitled to authorise payment of an amount to a person under subsection (1) because that person incurred neither original costs nor additional costs by reason only of the fact that that person was a legally assisted person, and
(b) that person would have incurred original costs and additional costs had that person not been a legally assisted person,
subsection (1) shall apply to and in respect of that person as if that person had not been a legally assisted person and as if that person had incurred such original costs and additional costs as the Director-General determines:
Provided that the Director-General may, in lieu of authorising payment under that subsection of an amount to that person, authorise payment of that amount to such person or persons as in the Director-General's opinion is or are entitled to receive payment thereof.
(1B) If an application has been made under subsection (1) in respect of proceedings rendered abortive, or a new trial ordered, after the commencement of the Suitors' Fund (Amendment) Act 1987, the amount payable under that subsection to any one person shall, in respect of that application, not exceed:
(a) $10,000, or
(b) such other amount as may be prescribed (at the time when the proceedings were rendered abortive or the new trial was ordered).
(2) No amount shall be paid from the Fund under this section to:
(c) a corporation that does not have such a paid-up share capital but that, within the meaning of section 50 of the Corporations Act 2001 of the Commonwealth, is related to a body corporate that has such a paid-up share capital, unless the proceedings were rendered abortive or the new trial was ordered (as referred to in subsection (1)) before the commencement of the Legal Assistance and Suitors' Fund (Amendment) Act 1970.
s 6A: Ins 1959 No 20, sec 3 (b). Am 1970 No 10, sec 3 (1) (d); 1970 No 37, sec 20; 1979 No 84, Sch 1 (4); 1986 No 16, Sch 23; 1987 No 249, Sch 1 (5); 1994 No 14, sec 4; 2001 No 34, Sch 2.49 [2]; 2001 No 121, Sch 2.190.
6B Costs of certain appeals on ground that damages were excessive or inadequate
(1) Where an appeal to the Court of Appeal on the ground that the damages awarded in the action in respect of which the appeal is made were excessive or inadequate succeeds, the respondent to the appeal or any one or more of several respondents to the appeal, shall (if granted an indemnity certificate under subsection (2)) be entitled to be paid from the Fund:
(a) an amount equal to the costs of the appellant in the appeal ordered to be paid and actually paid by the respondent: Provided that where the Director-General is satisfied that the respondent is unable through lack of means to pay the whole of those costs or part thereof or that payment of those costs or part thereof would cause the respondent undue hardship, or where those costs or part thereof have not been paid by the respondent and the Director-General is satisfied that the respondent cannot be found after such strict inquiry and search as the Director-General may require or that the respondent unreasonably refuses or neglects to pay them, the Director-General may, if so requested by the appellant or the respondent, direct in writing that an amount equal to those costs or to the part of those costs not already paid by the respondent be paid from the Fund for and on behalf of the respondent to the appellant and thereupon the appellant shall be entitled to payment from the Fund in accordance with the direction and the Fund shall be discharged from liability to the respondent in respect of those costs to the extent of the amount paid in accordance with the direction,
(b) fifty per centum or such other percentage as may be prescribed (at the time when the indemnity certificate is granted) in lieu thereof by the Governor by proclamation published in the Gazette of the amount payable from the Fund pursuant to paragraph (a) or, where no amount is so payable, an amount equal to the costs of the appeal, as taxed, incurred by the respondent and not ordered to be paid by any other party: Provided that where an amount is payable from the Fund pursuant to paragraph (a), but the Director-General directs that the costs of the appeal incurred by the respondent and not ordered to be paid by any other party be taxed at the instance of the respondent or those costs are, without such a direction, taxed at the instance of the respondent, the amount payable from the Fund under this paragraph shall be the amount equal to those costs as so taxed, and
(i) where the costs referred to in paragraph (b) are taxed at the instance of the respondent, the aggregate of the amounts payable from the Fund pursuant to that paragraph and paragraph (c) shall not exceed the amount payable from the Fund pursuant to paragraph (a),
(ii) the amount payable from the Fund in respect of the appeal shall not in any case exceed the sum of $10,000 or such other amount as may be fixed (at the time when the indemnity certificate is granted) in lieu thereof by the regulations under this Act.
(2) If an appeal to the Court of Appeal on the ground that the damages awarded in the action in respect of which the appeal is made were excessive or inadequate succeeds, the Court of Appeal may, on application, grant:
(a) to the respondent to the appeal, or
(b) to any one or more of several respondents to the appeal,
an indemnity certificate in respect of the appeal.
(3) The grant or refusal of an indemnity certificate shall, except as provided by this section, be in the discretion of the Court of Appeal and no appeal shall lie against any such grant or refusal.
(4) The provisions of section 6 (4) (a) (i)–(iv) and (b) apply to and in respect of an indemnity certificate granted under this section in the same way as they apply to and in respect of an indemnity certificate granted under section 6.
(5) If a respondent to an appeal is a legally assisted person, the person shall, for the purpose of exercising the discretion referred to in subsection (3) and for the purpose of determining the amount which the respondent is entitled to be paid from the Fund:
(c) a corporation that does not have such a paid-up share capital but that, within the meaning of section 50 of the Corporations Act 2001 of the Commonwealth, is related to a body corporate that has such a paid-up share capital, unless the appeal was instituted before the commencement of the Legal Assistance and Suitors' Fund (Amendment) Act 1970.
s 6B: Ins 1959 No 20, sec 3 (b). Am 1970 No 10, sec 3 (1) (e); 1979 No 84, Sch 1 (5); 1986 No 16, Sch 23; 1987 No 249, Sch 1 (6) (am 1988 No 92, Sch 26); 2001 No 34, Sch 2.49 [3].
6C Payments not otherwise authorised by this Act
(a) a party to an appeal or other proceedings incurs or is liable to pay costs in the appeal or proceedings,
(b) the party is not otherwise entitled to a payment from the Fund in respect of the costs, and
(c) the Director-General is of the opinion that a payment from the Fund in respect of the costs, although not authorised by section 6, 6A or 6B, would be within the spirit and intent of those sections,
the Director-General may, with the concurrence of the Attorney General, pay from the Fund to the party such amount towards the costs as is assessed by the Director-General having regard to the circumstances of the case.
(2) A payment under this section shall not exceed $10,000.
s 6C: Ins 1987 No 249, Sch 1 (7).
6D Reduction of payment if taxation of costs not contested
The Director-General may, if:
(a) an amount is payable from the Fund under this Act in relation to costs incurred in an appeal, and
(b) taxation of the costs was not contested by the other party to the appeal,
reduce the amount payable to an amount that would, in the Director-General's opinion, have been payable had the taxation been contested.
s 6D: Ins 1987 No 249, Sch 1 (7).
(1) The Governor may make regulations not inconsistent with this Act prescribing all matters which, by this Act, are required or permitted to be prescribed or which are necessary or convenient to be prescribed for carrying out or giving effect to this Act.
(2) Without prejudice to the generality of subsection (1) the regulations may make provision with respect to the manner of operating on the Fund and the custody of documents evidencing investment of the Fund and with respect to the taxation, for the purposes of this Act, of the costs of an appeal incurred by a respondent and with respect to all matters relating thereto, including but without limiting the generality of the foregoing provisions of this subsection:
(a) the specification of the principles to be followed in the preparation of a bill of those costs and in the taxation of such a bill,
(b) the specification of who shall be the taxing officer of such a bill and in relation thereto that different persons or officers shall be the taxing officers in respect of bills that relate to different courts or different jurisdictions of a court,
(c) the persons to be served with a copy of such a bill.
s 7: Am 1960 No 8, sec 2 (c); 1987 No 48, Sch 32.
8 Savings and transitional provisions
s 8: Ins 1987 No 249, Sch 1 (8).
1 Determination of entitlement to payment before the commencement of the Suitors' Fund (Amendment) Act 1987
The entitlement of the following persons to a payment from the Fund shall be determined having regard to the provisions specified in respect of those persons:
(a) a person who was granted an indemnity certificate under section 6 before the commencement of the Suitors' Fund (Amendment) Act 1987—the provisions of this Act as in force at the date of granting of the certificate,
(b) a person to whom a payment was or is authorised under section 6A in respect of proceedings rendered abortive, or a new trial ordered, before the commencement of the Suitors' Fund (Amendment) Act 1987—the provisions of this Act as in force at the date the proceedings were rendered abortive or the new trial was ordered,
(c) a person who was entitled to a payment from the Fund under section 6B in respect of a decision on an appeal on the ground that damages awarded were excessive or inadequate—the provisions of this Act as in force at the date of the decision.
2 Continuation of Act in relation to Privy Council appeals
(1) This Act applies to and in respect of an appeal from a decision of the Supreme Court made to the Queen in Council before the commencement of the Suitors' Fund (Amendment) Act 1987.
(2) For the purpose of subclause (1), this Act shall be deemed to have been amended:
(a) by the insertion of the following matter at the end of section 6 (1) (b):
(c) to the Queen in Council from a decision of the Supreme Court on a question of law,
(b) by the insertion of the following paragraph after section 6 (2A) (b):
(b1) if it was granted in respect of an appeal to the Queen in Council from a decision of the Supreme Court—not exceed $20,000, or
(3) An application under section 6 shall not be granted in respect of an appeal to the Queen in Council unless it is made within 2 years after:
(a) the date of commencement of the Suitors' Fund (Amendment) Act 1987, or
(b) the date of the written decision on the appeal,
whichever is the later.
3 Transfer of money consequent on enactment of Courts Legislation Further Amendment Act 1998
(1) As soon as practicable after the commencement of Schedule 9 [1] to the amending Act, the balance standing to the credit of the account which, immediately before that commencement, was required by section 3 to be established in the Special Deposits Account in the Treasury, is to be transferred to the Attorney General's Department Account and the account from which the balance is transferred is to be closed.
(2) The account established under subclause (1) is a continuation of, and is taken to be the same fund as, the Suitors' Fund established and operating under section 3 of this Act immediately before the commencement of Schedule 9 [1] to the amending Act.
(3) In this clause, amending Act means the Courts Legislation Further Amendment Act 1998.
sch 1: Ins 1987 No 249, Sch 1 (8). Am 1998 No 172, Sch 9 [3].